12 50 15792 https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/b6c60335963f771cceda9787f8454450.pdf 7edb725cb6be7ba17a6d89de310cf294 PDF Text Text f'V VOL 4 PROFESSIONAL. BOONE, WAS! 11 NGTOtf WATAUGA COUNTY, N. ( THURSDAY, J U L Y , ,14 1 8 9 2 . NO, 47. LE TTKH tessional lobbyi.it and unfit What the Old Mini Think ; of the Situ- vor of t h e bonds. This in­ poor class, if you w a n t a mon­ tion in IIis Own State. for the position, and positive I .Y refused t o a p p o i n t bird; Mr. Farwell wishes t o know w hy Mr. Harrison selected a man for t h e responsible posi­ tion of chairman of the re­ publican national com in i t tee whom lie had refused t o uppoint t o a Federal position because of his being " a pro­ fessional lobbyist." By sticking t o their guns, the House conWres on the river a n d har bor bifl compilled the Senate confcrres to recede from the Senate a inendments t o which t li e House llsagree. It is going t o be just the s a m e with a number of the appropriation bills, the members of t h e House being fully determined t h a t the Senate shall n o t force Iheiil t o accent amend­ ments a p p r o pilar I rig large sums of money t o which thejr a n d their constituents a r e opposed, even if the session has t o lie prolonged in order to bring t h e Seflatorsaround t o correct ideas. Senator Hill voted for the S t e w a r t free coin ige bill,and s a y s lie did s o because he con siders it a n improvement, up­ on the present (Sherman ) silver lnw, which i t repeals if it becomes a law. RcpreMeutritive Baker, o f Kansas, one of the Alliance members of t he House, thinks we pay o u r officials t o o much and hiyh' introduced a bill ma­ king the President's salary twenty-five thousand dollars, Vice President five thousand, members Of the Cabinet Hix thousand, Chief Justice Su­ preme Court seven thousand, Associate Justices Ox thou­ sand five hundred, Speaker of the House five thousand, and 1'. S. Senators and Rep­ resentatives three thousand. Ex-boss Cjurkson, is get­ ting himself laughed a t . His proclamation accupying nbout a column in t h e newspersexplaining his relation t o t h e republican national committee and the ticket is a b o u t a s silly a bit of egot­ ism a s was ever inflicted on t h e rending public, which knows t h a t the only trouble with Clarkson is t h a t lie did not succeed in making a bar­ gain with Mt. ilnrrison by which ho could have remain­ ed a t t h e head of the com in ittee. Friends of t h e administra­ tion a r e making it pleasant for the new Secretary of S t a t e by telling every one t h a t the appointment was only given him a s a temporary make­ shift, because of bis knowl­ edge of t h e details of m a t t e r s now before t h a t department. The fact is t h a t , none of the really big men in the republi­ can p a r t y cared t o accept a position t o which they knew would have t o be given up the F o u r t h of next March. Qiieir Bird?. A flock of about twenty strange looking fowls, flying just above the house tops, passed over town Tuesday forenoon. They cmne from the west and pursued a bee line east. The fowls were about the size of du?ks and were trim built,With long, pointed wings, breasts were white and wings weregray colored. Guess t h e y sures progressive work upon eyed aristocracy a t one end the road t h a t eventually will arid a horde of stolid laborW. B. C0UNC1LL, J u. 1 I i » make its way through Wilkes. era at the other end you wi)! Mr. Harrison did not enjoy ATTORNEY AT LA .V. Mr. Cleveland said t o a Now Arrangements a r e now being- support the republican tick­ his Fourth of July even a York World correspondent Boone; N; fc. little bit. He is as mad us it made t o put a large force of e t . If you want fair play all yesterday: hands t o work on tlie road* around, economy a t t. li e is possible for a man of his '*1 have already given t o W. B. COUNG'ILb. M.I). —Wilkcsboro (Jiroriicle. White House arid In the halls glacial temperment to get. the press, a t t h e request of Boone, N. C. of < ongi ess arid general pros­ Ilh is mad with those repub­ file numerous newspapers re­ Tlie Situation in >evv Fnglund. Resident Physician. Office lican Senators who voted for perity everywhere, then you presentatives who a r e here, New York Dost. on King Street north df Post the Stewart free coinage bill, want what we believe t h e a s t a t e m e n t which 1 hoped Office. T h e information w h i c h democrats a s a party a r e but it is, upon the bend of would satisfy their desire t o comes from Connecticut t h a t trying t o attain.—New York Viee President Morton Hint Hear something from one who many life-long republicans in E.F. L0V1LL Herald. the viais of hi* hottest wrath lias just received from his t h a t S t a t e a r c going over oA TTORNEY A T P AW, are being figuratively empt­ political party t h e supreme penl.y t o the side of Cleveland Boone X. C. Bristol Courier:—There is ied. Had Mr. Morton been responsibility of a presiden­ and tariff reform will surprise rapidly approaching nnemni in hi* seat as presiding offi­ tial nomination. no one who is familliar with geney in trio affairs of the DR. L. C , BEEVES cer ot the Senate when Sena­ "You refei t o certain inci t h e sentiment in New Eng­ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON democratic p a r t y , which will tor l est moved to postpone dents of tlie convention, a s land toward tlie tariff ques­ Office at Residence. involve t he discharge of a (111 consideration of thefreecoinwell a s of tlie period preced­ tion. Ever since the passage Boone, N. P. age bill until next December ty, trie peiformance of which ing i t For several months. of t h e MeKinley law, there may be unpleasant, may in­ the motion would have been They made no unpleasant ini has been in all the New Fugvolve a temporary sacrifice, L. I). LOWE, carried, and the present di­ pressions upon me. Believ­ land S t a t e s a steadily in­ b u t in the end must result in lemma escaped, as the vote ing a s I d o t h a t free discus­ creasing body of republican lasting good t o t h e g r e a t na­ thereon was a tie, and Mr. sions of all piiljlie men a n d voters who have reached the tional organization. Werefer Morton, who is opposed to AND public ill en sui OH a r e necessa­ conclusion t h a t the only way t o the determination t o ig­ free coinage, would have had ry in a free government in by which New England iudus NOTARY PUBLIC; nore the presistant a t t e m p t the casting of the decisive order t o maintain its full in­ 1 ries can secure t h e free raw BANNER 'S E L K , N. P. at dictation by the machine vote. Mr. Harrison is doing tegrity, 1 regard dismission materials necessary for their in New York, whicli repre-. everything pi his power to not Only proper but a s es­ continued existence is by lea­ sents all t h a t is coarse and prevent the free coinage bill sentia!. ving the republican party venal in the party in t h a t •i I ( I Mil.15IK, passing the House although "Therefore m a n y things a n d vole with the democrats. important S t a t e , a n d regards DENTIST, it is stated that heisnnxious sa'd and done in t h e heat of They demanded free raw ma­ t r u e statesmanship a n d r e to veto it. KI.K PARK, XOKTII CAROLINA. t h e convention o r in tlie dis­ terials of tlie MeKinley Con­ form politics witli all t h e hop Congress is not in session his professional servM-es cussions which immediately gress, a n d weie n o t only met ror alleged t o be entertained ro the people of Mitchell, today. To-morsow the frfle preceded i t should, i t seems with refusal, b u t with higher Watauga anil adjoining coun- c o i n a g e b i l l w i l l b e t a k e n by the devil for holy water. t o me, be fairly a t t r i b u t a b l e duties. T h a t was satisfacto­ t i.-v r.-- v.; I ml '/><"/ from the Speaker s table, It lias been trie plague of trie t o interest felt in the selec­ ry proof t o them t h a t there and till work gun rant owl party conventions since '70, where it was placed Satur­ May 1 1 y. tion of the candidates o r t o was n o hope of relief through always a r r o g a n t a n d uncom­ day when sent over from the tin* diverse and adverse opin­ t h e r e p u b l i c a n p a r t y . T h e promising, seeking t o force the Senate, and referred to ions a s t o the question ol c o n s e q u e n t is t h a t the dem­ the noodle methods of the J, F ioRPHEf, the committee on Coinage. a vailaoility. ocratic tariff plank a t t r a c t s ward politicians i n t o the pol­ A meeting of that committee A 770RNEY A 7 LAW, " I say this, because I feel them., T h e Times gives the ities-of. t h e , p a r t y a t large. has been called for Wednes t h a t there is no reason why names ol a large number .of MARION, N.C They fought Tilden, t h e y day by chairman Bland,and, the S t a t e of New York should former republicans who have -(<»)fought a n d a r e fightingCleve if it is attended by a quorum, not give i t s hearty support conic oift openly for Cleve­ * Will practice in the courts of the bill will probably be at land, the flu est. typos of busi­ t o t h e Democratic candidates land in Connecticut, and we Watauga. Ashe. Mitchell, McDow­ once reported to the House ness-like and patriotic s t a t e s ell and all other comities in the just nominated, a n d feeling a r c in constant* receipt of pri­ manship of o u r times. The fi­ with a recommendation that western listrict *£~Kpocial ntten conscious of this I d o n o t vate information which con­ nest triumphs of the pat y lion given to the collection of it b& passed. Then the fight­ harbor a doubt t h a t she will vinces a s of a similar condi­ f claims. have been won in t h e t e c h of ing will begin. The silver return sueb a majority next tion of affairs in other New their denunciation. In t h r men will apply to the coipNovember a s I know she is Englnfid States. We Judge good year of ' 9 2 the isaite mittee on Rules for a rule Ed M. liable t o give." from t h e fain-hearted way in has been more sharply drawn seating one or more days for DENTAL SURGEON, which the leading republican than ever before. T h e ma­ yr.ndci ItcM 'oner. a consideration and a time boscoe, North f arolina. Of (ieoige Vanderbilt's res­ o r g a n s t a k e hold of the tar­ chine is a t f t s best, fl u s fl­ for taking a final vote; tins Offers his professional services idence near Asbeville, N. (J., a iff issue t h a t they t o o have ed with the laurels of recent lo the people of this and adjoin-, will be opposed by the nnticorrespondent s U y s It heard news of this character vietoiies. S t a t e a n d munici­ ing counties. AH work promptly silver democrats. The silver would seem t h a t this y o u n g and a r c filled with doubt in pal, led by the great Murphy lone and satisfaction guaran­ men threaten to stop all oth­ teed. gentleman h a s occupation consequence a s t o theexpedi- and i roke, <nu<i t h e , g r e a t e r er business in the House un­ Oct. 27. 3 mo. enough for many years of his ency of putting the party on Hi!i, tliey liuve dnrerj t o <j<>. til a vote is had on the bill. life in t h e completion of his the extreme "MeKinley tar­ mun.i Che custody of the na­ The outcome w i 1 1 depend NOTICE. mother's place a t Bar Har­ iff basis." tional administration. B e ­ largely upon two things, the Hotel Property for Sale. bor arid his o v n pet chateau T a r b o r o Southerner: J o - fore tliis possibility thoennn attendance of democrats, and On account of failing health of '.lilt in ore,' in North Caro­ siab Pender died during the t r y a n d the disinterested of myself and wife, I offer for snlr the attitude of the republi­ lina. Some idea of what this war. A s h o r t time before he masses of the democracy mv hotel property in the town of can members. So far as Mr. wonderful place, of which the died he was in t h e West In­ shrank, a n d then arose t o a s Boone, North Carolina, and will Harrison can control the re­ **11 low for cash and make terms publican members they will foundations are hardly yet dies, a n d from there lie sent sert their manhood and tlie o suit the buyer, and will take laid, is t o be. .may be gath­ his wife, a sister of Louis 8 . dignity of principle in poli­ real o;* personal property in £t- side with the ntjti-free coin­ ered from the plans, which Pender, three d r a f t s of £100 t i c a l affairs. The democrat­ age democrats, but it is by change. Apply soon. represent a mansion 8 5 0 feet each on the bank of England. ic p a r t y h a s no reason for. W. L. BRYAN. no means certain that hecan front and containing 100bed These were received, but there existence o r proper place in control them. One thing is rooms. Already the pasture being n o e o m m u n b a t i o n with current history, exceptiisfhe . Notice. certain, it will be obsolutely land feeds hundreds of cows, Great Britain, they were p u t foe of rings a n d combines . For snip. 900 acres of land, necessnry to have a voting and it is Mr. Valid•.Halt's away and finally forgotten. mercenary a n d political, on Rich Mountain, - WntnGgn quorum on thV floor to pass County, on.which is asbestos, ambition t o lin ve them count A few d a y s since Mrs. Pender, whereby the rights a n d inter­ and fine land foreheepranch. the bill, as the democratic ed b,\ thousands, t h a t he in hauling over the contents ests of the people a r e injured Snles private. L. D. Lowe & anti's will not Vote unlesscer may be able t o supply a ' ! eMail old trunk, came across o r menaced. T h e edict hat J. T. Fnrirprson. Ex tra: of tain of victory,, North" Carolina with mBli. these three checks. At the gripe forth: " T h e tail m u s t Mrs. A. P. Calloway, depd. Ex-Senator Far well, of Illi­ Mr. Vonderbilt s lriend, All - , j npsC slie vvfiH disposed t o re- n o t wag t h e d o g . " Bnnnpr Elk, Nov. IF 90.. nois, has published a letter Pinehot, a brother of t h e gard them a s worthless pain a Washington newspaper NO 7 If E. young lady who is ex poet pi* per except t h a t they contain- Gen. J a m e s B. Weaver, the that is causing much talk, .Parties putting papers in some time t o marry Mr. Ahn > ( ] t h e writing of her husband, nominee by the third p a r t y and which shows that Mr. my hand for PXecUtion will Johnstone, h a s gonoahruad. but on s t o l i d t h o u g h t she far the presidency, is a native please advance the fees with Farwell is ro greater admir­ commissioned b.y the owner I determined t o ascertain their ol Ohio, where I e was born the pajierLipd they will re­ er of Mr. Harrison now than of these 8,000 acres t o pur- value. S o t h e d r a f t s wereen- in 1833. He won his title of ceive prompt attention, other­ he was when he retired from chase a library O n forestry, dorsed a n d sent through the Brigadier General during the wise they will be returned fhe Senate to make room for not executed for the want of with a view t o the laying o u t Pamlico bank for collection. war, and practice! law in fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF; a good democrat in the per­ of the grounds of this stupen It is believed t h a t she will g e t Iowa until in 1 8 7 9 , when he son of Senator Palmer. He was elected t o Congress. The clous place. Sixty miles of the money. calls attention to the fact NOTICE. next y e a r he was nominated fine r o a d s a r e already com­ The Herald 's EstimateThe laws of the State re­ that some three years a go he for President by t h e Green­ pleted.—E.V. quire all weights and meas­ and numerous other republi­ The great issue t o be decid­ back party, and g o t 3 0 7 , 7 4 0 ures to be sealed, and I here. cans then in Congress, rec­ The bonds in favor of the ed by the majority, has not li votes, He has since served m by notify the people that T ommended Mr. W. J. Camp­ Brunswick; Western A'South­ ing t o d o with Mr. Harrison several terms in Congress. " am prepared to do such work. bell, of Illinois, as a suitable ern Railroad were voted by o r Mr. Cleveland a s individu­ Tlie nominee for the YiceVon will find me in Boone at the city of Southport last als, b u t with t li e political P esideney is James G. Field, tfie resideuce of D. R. Dough- man to be npoointed collec­ , ertv. < J. H, COOK, tor of Customs at Chicago, week. There were 250 regis- ideas which they represent, of Virginia. -News arid Ob­ and that Mr. Harrison said wers "Mother Carey's chickens " Standard Keeper. vVYfpt's And TRB in In­ ff ^o'f \ v writ a rich n lnss nrida server that Mr. CariYpbelt was a pro, —-Wanton pMb !V Journal ' From our Attorney at Law Madron, -* Regular Correspondent. buzzard's 24th ult. nuy, Mass;. Dispatch, �**». .-jiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiMfiiiiiiiiiiraiiiiii T h e W a t a u g a D e m o c r a t , ! '*> >.«.mi. i. »» possible ded on it. u OVERMAN'8 in the hands ot the people, We hope the one tertn idea 'ami hence we demand thattfll wifl grow in favor s o rapidly "lILTS -venne, National, State o,- t h a t before another 4 years 5 S E S I B S M :A C H I H & i IS THE —lllllll|:|llllilll!(l|(IIWIIHtSHII!li! liClill|!ill)|!l !l:f iTtllliS County, State antl Nation. Pub- county, shall be limited t o p a s s t h e C o u s t ' t h v t i o n w i l l BREATH OF LIFE.M| mm**,7SV nXYOENisthe? dished every Thursday a t Boone, the necessary expenses of t h e have been changed, and ree U life firing si-2 5PRAV UULB EMENT of sir and 6 Watauga ( o u n t y , N X . j government, economically elections forbidden in the or­ water; without 3 it there canbe no -» and honestly administered. ganic law. As t n e law now is MouTiriife. EPECIFIO;Z P i t e r OXYGEN ii i THE PLATFORM 8 . T h a t Congress issue a a man can be elected indefi­ e p c a i a i l mediost-; • d O x y g e n treat . sufficient a m o u n t of fraction­ r n e n t fordiseas-j nitely if the people choose t o Adopted l»y tlie Sta to Convention al paper currency t o facilitate e n of t h e noeo,' May ISth, 1882. throatftudlunge • the exchange through t h e m e d o it. The inhalations' c o n t a i n Oermi- • r cides and Duin- Z Resolved 1 . T h a t the dem dium of the l . 8 . mail. f e o t a n t s , in sd- Attainable Dincovpiy. 9. T h a t t h e General As­ ditionto t h e best 'ooracy of North Carolina re­ sembly pass snch lawsnswill known spcsiflcs s for thess dis* uas~;,carrying the remedy by inhalation right to j affirm the principles of t h e make the public school sys­ Gov. MeKinney yesterday re - '* ib t^nt oi the disease, making it a POSITIVE 3 , urate SpeclCca used in Catarrh sad 3 democratic party, both S t a t e tem more effective t h a t the ceived a sample of coffee raised -r . - N - presoribse it. in o t a p apractice.d i c i n e . P h y s i o i n n e3 their t e n t m e Z a nd National, and particu­ blessings of education may by Mr. C. E. CMe, of Buckner, NLY «g!SSf° IN U S E . I be extended t o nil the people Mo. The same was accompani­ larly favor the free coinage of l f ed by a letter, which contained Bll|l|l|l|lll|l|tl!(lSII!|ll!l|IS!VtlillllP Itllll)C(lll!llfllllllllll'litrUrU «NIL|4irlM: 81-!-2 :,v UuiMfni, Omaha, silver a n d a n increase ol t h e of the S t a e alike. s H UH a Uiirgo High Arm. l i b - 6! i ph«W.AI r IamaHl.. Atlanta. Qa. I 2 Mr. McDonald, of Cabarrus the following statement: - Hits a Sell' sottlne- N< ocllo. k.'JK. Hf'»a4way. LouLvilk, Kv. eUrrericv and a repeal of t h e ~ lias it Scilf-tliruiuiliig HluUtlf). moved t h a t the platform be •'This coffee is wort h its weight — Hits No Eq'jul in Construction. 2F : ;n A POSTAL CARD a ddr. s .ed to u«2 ~ internal revenuesystem. And adopted bv acclamation. T h e in gold; it is onethe greatest — lias a MoohitiilciU .1 pptutrauce. 2 g' 1 '"'init you by return mail ft oopy of ours) lias an Elogitnt Flnlsl). - Tf r i: i/ ypr. prire health.treatmsatin full. Bend? expleining the ~ Hits a 1'erfoot Adjustment. we denounce t h e McKinley following amendment was of­ discoveries ot the nineteenth cen­ - Has a I'Mjtlvn Titko-nji. "! ^ S 2 Has StylNli l' urr>IM '» . « i i f Spesllic Oxygen Co., tariff bill a s u n j u s t t o thecon- fered and accepted: tury, destined to revolutionize -• Hits Jtfjorr flood Sftu-lius Qualities and 2 Z oxOonoral Work ~ Resolved, T h a t we favor a the whole farming world, as soon '•« doca > Y -Argor Mitel line in the World. — <«l| .'.illii t l.lll,l llllllilllliiJilililiiiliiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiitliMM sumers of the country, and than any St-\vlu|; graduated t a x on income. leading t o the formation of as its wonderful merits become 5 Examine THE ROYAL for points of| excellence, and you will known. You can raise your own trusts, combines and monop­ A ClovfilamI Anecdote. buy no other. coffee at lees than one cent per olies which have oppressed t h e people; and especially d o " b u t SouthCorolinaspeaks pound, let the high tariff an 1 I ROYAE S. M. CO., Rookford. III. i we denounce the unnecessary of hiin a s the Wall Street can store coffee alone. It is delicious Eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiir a nd burdensome increase iji didate," said a New York and healthy, the poor man's N A T U R E 'S t h e t a x on cotton tiesandon Herald reporter t o F . Ellerv friend the rich man's delight; ma­ tures north or south in less than tin, s o largely used by t h e Anderson, the democratic lea CURE FOR fi ve months. •poorer portion of the people. der. " I know it does." here- " Plant in rows three feet apart We likewise denounce the in­ plied, "Yet t h e only ground iquitous Force bill, which is for t h a t is t h a t he happened -^one grain every two inches. It ON RECEIPT OF 60 CENTS has produced over forty bUfehels n o t yet abandoned by t h e W E WILL MAIL A B O X O F t o have a n office in a build­ per acre when fcoWod'Iike Wheat republican party, b u t is be­ ing that looks o u t i n t o Wall in May. Many prefer it to store EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. i n g urged a s a measure t o be I This now treatment for Catarrh and Street. So have f. because coffee. I have been farming For diseases of the respiratory organs ia adopted a s soon a s they re­ one of the most Important discoveries he wrote a letter opposing nearly sixtv years and never iaw In medical science and possesses the gain control of the House of the free coinage of silver they anything to equal it. 1 send you following advantages i THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR Representatives, t h e purpose It Th« patient can cure hlmeell at • small expense declare th.it he is a candi­ enough to make a pint ot prime and without outelde assistance, and effect of which measure d a t e of the gold bags. "Now,* coffee, nlxO the poWdeit'A And nat Tetter, Groacd Itch, Itching Piles, Ring t. No change ot diet or pursuit el Ills Is nsoesstry during treatment. 8, The remedies aro In no wise offensive to the will be t o establish a second said Mr. Anderson in conclu­ ural bean. Please report how you Worm and all Itching Skin Diseases. patient and entail no dleoomlort. 4, Tho remody roaches the seat ol the trouble perio-j of reconstruction in like it and oblige a friend to the dlreotly. sion, " L e t me tell ,>ou a little If you havo TETTER, It matters not how long It haa 8. Tho romedles arid means of appliance can be the Southern States, t o sub­ existed, TETTERINE will aa certainly cure carried In the pocket without Inconvenience. a b o u t Mr. Cleveland. I have farmer. You will remember u.e JFRKK THEATMKNT at any drug atvr*. you as you usa It as the brottter-in-law of your old vert the liberties of o u r peo­ . CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.0<X told it many times, but 1 d o friend-, Itarb Giroddy, of Bucking Harmless, Painless and Fragrant CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. * ple and inflame a new race not think it ever g o t in print ham COunty, having married his Caoterlne Medicine Co., Waco, Texas, M n N F V 'hounded If you are dissatisfied antagonism a n d sectional a n After the election of 1888, sister. 1 am trying to introduce R l U l l l a I wltli tl»n rcults-Ihirerencoi— Southern ltank nt th? fitwtoof Qftyivjrla, Clintimosities. Ic, when Mr. Cleveland had been to my Southern frieinh? a plant hum Hunk niut NnUoosl llisukof Skvuiihish. 2. T h a t we demand finan­ defeated, 1 went t o the White that will save them millions of J. T. 8HUPTR1NE & BRO. cial reform, and t h e enact­ House t o see him. and con­ dollars." SAVANNAH. GA. ment of laws t h a t will re­ The sample of the C( neo raised gratulated hiin on the manly move the burdens of the peo­ stand lie had taken on the by Mr. Cole, of Buckner, Mo., ple relative t o theexistingag t a i iff question ^in his letter. has a very goon and aromatic > Fetallic Weather B o a r d i n g , rieulrural depression, and d o He took up his pen a n d bal­ flavor, and in all probability the Complete Ceilings, full and a or pie justice t o the anced it between his fore fin­ product fillly substantiates the farmers and laborers of o u r Corrugated Sheeting, assertion made by its grower. ger and thumb. "When ---Richmond Timlin. country. Roofing Paints, picked up the pen," said he, 3 . T h a t we demand t h e a b " I had b u t one man in my L'lLi iron Roofing^ Webster:—Religion is a neces­ edition of national b a n k s , ' Eive Troughi, Outtera and Spouting, mind from the time I wrote sary and indispensable element a nd the substitution of legal • > " A!! forms of Sheet Motal for Building the first word until I signed in any great human character. / COMPLETE AND HEADY \ tender Treasury notes in lieu N VTO APPLY W H E N S H I P P E D . / my name and t h a t was t h e Thorn is no living without it. Ite of national bank notes, issu­ American farmer, but he did ligiou is the tie that connects man WE WANT ed in sufficient volume t o d o n o t understand me." Mr. to bis Creator and him to his —AN— the business of the country ENDORSED BY Cleveland's manner was very throne. II that tie he all sunder­ on a eafih system, regulating /fJ impressive a s he said this. ed, all broken, he floats away, a P A. t h e a m o u n t needed on a perworthless atom in the universe, of Modicul Pepnrtment Talan* University Now since t h a t time t h e wes' . Oi.ttowu—an eneri'dlc workman to who, utter a onrofnl cnpita basis a s t h e business its proper attractions all gone, of Loutsiaim, u pnre Cream Tartariiiialyels, ' nit . mid AI'l'LY our materials ' prononnone li Powder, t?rn farmers have come t o >, ' v ieiiilty. which he cheerfully recommends to tho its destiny Diverted; mid its public. in crests of the country ex­ ' t>-.-.•< p ktlmoo solicited* write for' understand him; the South whole future nothing but u;nkr.riwp termo. p a n d , and t h a t all monev is­ Carolina farmers will under­ ne8S, desolation and (ieuili. "T HE S OUTHERN F AVORITE" T : >C . <5, CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. sued by the government shall ESTABLISHED 1072. s t a n d him in time. ?ure, W holesome and powerful. be legal tender in payment of The Echo of n Kiss. You Want IL Ask Grooer For It. all debts, both public and pri The following interesting T h e Raleigh Signal, the old NEW ORLEANS, BOBTOIi va te. •» LA. time radical paper published table of statistics is bclicvt <1 4 . T h a i we demand t h a t by J . C. 1 / Harris, s a j s : " N o to possess a t r u e n'''iii'ac; f EICHT .kL'-CLOSINO HEST Congress shall pnsssuch laws democrat since t h e d a y s of I t appears t o be the record a s shall effectually prevent Old Hickory Jackson is us of a drummer, and may be the dealing in futuies of all s t r o n g a m o n g the masses of considered authentic. H e agricultural and mechanical the democratic p a r t y a s Mr g a v e i t the title, wl fell we produ ctions; providing such Cleveland. T h e people re­ h a v e retained, meaning, ap­ stringent system of proced­ spect him for his courage, parently') what e a c h gi I ure in trials a s shall secure and they know he is a con­ sai<U prompt conviction and impo­ scientious public man whose Boston girl, Mr. Bunkc sing such penalties a s shall every desire is l.is country's ill, your conduct shocks i: e secure most perfect compli­ good. Unless he is weakened beyond utterance. New York girl: T h a n k s ance with the law. by the people's party he will awfully, d o n ' t you know. 5 . T h a t we demand the an be stronger in North Caroli­ Providence girl. Oh, mam limited coinage of silver. na t h a n in his t w o previous ma ! t 6 . T h a t we demand the pas campaigns, because he will Philadelphia girl: Areyou sage of laws prohibiting t h e be supported by a goodly sure nobody saws us? Baltimore girl: Dear old fsREAi Fire Precaution alien ownership of land, and number of republicans and George I A NECESSITY t h a t C o n g r e s s t a k e e a r l y especially by negroes." Washington girl: Well, I In the Frelory, Cr^ine llootn, lllaehine Shop, and anv steps t o devise some pi in t o upp< so I'll have t o pardon I'lumbers* and PalHtSr,' ololhes we nsodL pliM'e wiiern oily \vu*te or Messenger:—No man ever you. They are acknowledged by all to be the beet obtain all lands now owned tiling for the purpose ever Invented. SK8D FOK I'KICBS AT ONCB. Pittsburg girl: Oh, Harry! by alien and foreign syndi­ s o abused his high office a s Harrison has abused his. He < iueiimati girl: What bad Frank E. Hits MTg & Supply Co., cates; and t h a t all lands now 76-78 Pearl Street, Boston. held by railroads a n d other n o t only used all his availa­ form! Indianapolis girl! corpora tions, in excess ofsueh ble henchmen t o secure his Chicago girl: More! more! UXIVKRH1TY0F XOUTH CAfOLlNi. a s is actually used and need­ nomination, b u t he actually Detroit girl: Well, I deInstruetio n is offered in four ed by them, be reclaimed by caused several diplomats a - clare I ....... Louisville girl Ymn, yuin. ft'eneral cou rst-s of study, six t h e government and held for brond (three of whom con­ S t . Louis girl: flow siioek- b rief ('(Hirses, y large ninnbei trolled newspapers) t o return actual settlers only. of special courses, ai.d inlaw 7. Believing in the doe- t o aid him, first, in securing medicine a a d engineering Mashville girl: Oo! On! trine of "equal rights t.<> all the nomination, a m i second, The Faculty includes twenty Atlanta girl: Golly I |Bend Btnnp for Illaatrated Price I,int. a n d special privileges t o none, in aiding linn t o be elected. New ()i le.ui gir ': Ob,- m y ! teachers. Scholarships and His fubleman a t Minneapolis l o a n funds a r c available fo Ki nsas Pity girl: Break we demand t h a t t a x a t i o n , T|ia Schumacher Gymnasium Co.S' ifeedy y o u n g men of talem Y-jt National and State, shall not were in s t r o n g forceatid wear aw iy, there! i a n d character. The next scsDenver girl: Gosh! be used t o build up o r e inter­ ing, with b u t few exceptions, on begins Sepi. 1 . F o r c a t Sail F ihncisf'o girl: Kats! e s t fir class a t the expense of the ensignia of office—a ring ulogiie with full information. 1 t? o r Ma1a r i a , Li v e r T r o uTexas girl: Whoop l a ! u o r I n d i g e a ti i o n . use. another. We believe t h a t the in t h e nose or a collar round IC very girl: Oh don' t - a , 1<lres8 Fresident Winston. money >f the country hould i ^ i e n e ( 'k with Hbrrison bran­ Kxrhange. ' I Chapel Hill, N.U. i BROWN'S IftCN j ITERS ISPECIFIC OXYGEN! CACTERINE CURE PAY CATARRH TETTERINE! ( 1 ROOFING. PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER . ROF A POMPLJOTE NFWSP.V PER The Prideofthe North Cuio na Press." Do you want t o aid in building up n paper tluit shall reflect the greatestci-edit on North Caroli­ na, no matter where it mav be N>yn'.' 'ITen patronize 1 he W ilmington Mes seuger A LARGK EIGHT-CAGE l'ACJCU Do you want a reliable pupei, giving you all the news of the orltl a Democratic n< uKi>aj.'er "iat eipials the bcDt- lni' e largest circulation, h'nd has tor twenty-one years been i part and factorin, thegrowth anddevvehijiment of the Old North State? Then subscribe for Til FILMING TOX MESS EX G Kit. Campaign Unites: I he "Daily Messenger." by mail, I- months on trial, for $2.00 1 be weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger," (the largest and best paper in the State) 9 months on trial for fl.00 Cash in advance. Hot i apers are larg ; Higni pa ieets. Send Post a i o • ith the address oi tiv« i-i e i s m d receive s a m p l e com e-; of PqR Mk iSKNBBli. >ct. ist. 1888. tf. TAlvB Tiiri mij MHO' I GOING West zM n» a . .rawest 10 migrants going fa any of the West'-ni States or Tcrritori 't* vijj savu time and money goina in. GJtiengo and Alton route. t in the quicken* Voute t o ; . \ \ S A S (MTV, I) (0 s V K R, ] I j J ( . . Ami all points in Idaho, Wash ingtoii, Oregon, I lull and < 'nliforni t. . iti.aD'] Ejnijjihui in the II t'At. G;i!y line running ^*>11.1 i bn i I "111118 between 8 1 . Louis and I. an.ciH Pity. Ihv lining Pimir ears an 1 Tour ir.l bli't'pprH ii*en ol extra l*1 IM > I will meet }>arti8s at any rail road station with through rickets and bnyfgnge check*. For full information, maps M d dnscrip'iive panijihlels of i « West write to or call on B. A. \i:wi,*\fv Tra veling Passenger \ lb Ihi tf on Ave., Ashevi!!e, \ 1 •I. PlIAULToN. f r . I'. A Ghicngo, II'. GENT L. METZ,P.H.6, 1 GULF MFG. CO > C W THE p» TITANiA (The Queeu of F«kHe ] FOR LADIES. STRICTLY HIGHEST ORADK <4 mi WWJ_ „ . w, f"t> Is&ia OavnaU. end Tre^lHftr!;# obfeined, end all Pat­ ent butlnwt CONDUCTED for Mndcfeie Feet. Our is Op mi'e U. S. P*teM Ofbee, a n d r . a CIN e r r n r o p a t e n t in lees time than those rett ; te from Waehlnctim. desrrlp- 8end model, drswiuj or photo., with We adciae, If p-iter>!able or not, free of charpe. (hir fee not duo till patent 1* ecrured. A V imjMet. "How to Obtain Patents," with r i s m e * o f actual c l i e n t s In your State, eonnty.or tovn, sent free. Addresr, C.A.SaOW&CQ. &.>oosKe Patent Office, Wa-M"gtsn. IT C. �WITHOUT MM OF NOEMII TVILRKSBOEIO. A North Wilkesboro, North Carolina. At Homestead. The Progiessi ve I * finer H OMESTEAD, n e a r Pitts- has this to say about the reburg, Pent)., the center of the ccr ,t pension act which will D. JL lh >V.*fhfrty, Editor. i:Sui'in. rabiisiiei" Carnegie iron and steel raise the pension list to $200,works, has boen for several 000,000, or $3.35 per head 1 NCO R PO R A T E I > Wuf<i 1 huixJuy Jnly 14, 1SV2 days the scene ot a terrible per year: "But now, don't J . E . FIN LEY, President. 0 . W. GREENLEE, Cashier, |conflict between Capital and say that thedemocrats would AUTHOR //PR CAPITAL, $500,000. do differently, for their recK ATIONAI. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. labor. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $33,000. A few weeks ago, Mr. 11. U ord is against that stateFor Presidents D IRECTORS : J . E. Finley, J . T . Pedon, W. M. Abslier; F . I Fricki the manager o f the! me nt. The leader of that par GROVEH CLEVELAND, works, issued an order that t.v is a pension grabber; Gro­ 8 . Blair a n d T . B Finley, of New York. HAY E the best selected and in July there would he a re­ ver Cleveland is his name." Does a general banking business a h 1 .'solicits tlifi ac­ largest stock of goods ever For Vice President; duction of 40 per cent, in the To those who know Clevebrought to this place and counts of merchants a n d business men generally. APLAI E. STEVENSON, wages of the workmen, and |„nd, it is useless to say this perhaps the best selection in of Illinois. if they did not comply with statement is false. The Fur the county. STATE ^DEMOCK ATIC TICKET. the termH their places would mer is the third party organ be filled by other workmen. with the pension plank in it. For (lovetnor: The following things have Eld AS CA UK, of Kdgecombct . since then occurred: The W. T. Crawford was re­ workmen burned Frick in ef­ nominated for Congress in the For Lieutenant Governor! MR. MARTIN late­ figy; the company shutdown Ninth District by the demo­ RUFFS A. DOUGHTON, We will spin it for ten c t s per pound, o r make it into ly returned from the ot Alleghany. the works two days earlier goods if you prefer. We have a large a n d Varied line of o u r crats. Jeter Pritchard will North, where he spent owh goods, and also of than agreed upon, and built probably be the republican For Secretary of State: a week buying HOODS, G E N E T ? A E M E 1 1 C 1 LAN DIKfc WMIUH WE WILL a wall aroun 3 their property nominee. Tom Little's name OCTAV1US COKE, and we have almost sell t o you vei v low. T o parties who will gather loads of of Wake. to protect it. The sheriff is pushed for the republican anything needed in wool in their neighborhoods and bring t o us ; We will offer sent a squad of men to the nominee for Congress in the For Auditor: THIS special inducements, and we hope t h i s year t o t r a d e with works and the workmen sent every wool-grower in WATAUGA COUNTS . ROBERT M. FI RMAN, Fifth. county, at prices that them back, tel'ingttiem there Our agent will soon call t o see you with samples of of Buncombe. defy compe­ goods, a n d we hope you will give linn y o u r orders. would be no riot. The com­ tition. For Treasurer: - 7 bunking you for past fa vor# we tire, yours truly^ pany had three hundred Pm- THE New York Sun says: DONALD SY. BAIN, "Better vote for liberty and kerton detectives sent to the of Wake. The Elkin Woden Mills. works to property, at that w h i t e g o v e r n m e n t o f t h e Hats, Mai'-l) 1 7 , For Supt. of Public Instruction: time in the possession of work Southern States, even if the Shoes', JOH N C. SCARBOROUGH, candidate were the devil him­ (Uothing, men. of Johnston. Armed workmen met the self, rather than consent to Ladies trimmed N For Attorney-General: threw hundred detectives at the election of respectable and un trim mod hats, 8 0 , EVERY-ONE should save all they - a n a n d YOU FRANK I OSBORNE, Benjamin Harrison with a the rivei landing and forbade Ribbons, of Mecklenburg. should begin by buying y o u r them coming ashore. This force hill in his pocket." Fit )\Vors, For Judge of the Twelfth District: was July the Gth, early in the Plumes, GEORGE A. SHUFORD, And not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for $50 or Notions, morning. Martin Merry was E X -C ONGRESSMAN Simmons, I will sell you as good lor $25. Machine needles that will fit any of New Her", was appointed Heavy killed by a shot from one of Eor Electors at Large: machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. I have a good stock CH ARLES B. AYCOCK. and fancy groceries. the Pinkertons, w h i c h chairman of the Democratic ROBERT B. GLENN, of fishing tackle. Heeds, 40 cts to $I. Joint rods "i.» cts (o $1.50. brought on a conflict * which Executive committee in place Trout tties 00 cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 (o 2." cfs per _ . ItlHllMl Mil <iu.y. lliwre WVH? lasted all day. There wore I of E. C. Smith, at a recent dozen, sent by mail. Netting for peine, and seins of any length Theub m only on« thing it ki , |ed oUtr)(cht b y t h e meeting of the committee in complete. Base* balls of the very bestj for $1 each s»»nt by mail. seems t h a t all the four poll t- . . . Pinkeitons, two others died Raleigh. Do not fait to write (or juices. Respect fully, TO se us before you buy. ical parties see th3 need of; in the evening, twenty-five We are in a posi­ t h a t is, t h e fact this country others wounded, six of whom A ND now it is said the Horn MihU tion tt) stive needs more money t o carry may die. On the evening of 11. 0. Ewart is about to back KSOXVILLE. I LA N*. May 2 1 , 9 1 . you money. on t h e business. With a cir­ the 6th, the Finkertons were down from supporting the culating medium of only $ 2 5 permitted to land,leavingon republican nominees on no 1Vn* Respectfully, W. E. OIBBItrtL WOOORUFF. ESTABLISHED 1805. per c a p i t a , nnd the greater count of the force bill. Good 11. (. MAtiTIS & Co. their barges their arms and p u t of t h a t in the hands of for Ewart. six dead. t ie moneyed class, the poor The workmen arc willing to Blowing lkrk June 30, 02. people have a struggle t o gee It is intimated that Judge restore the damaged proper­ 176 & 178 Cay Street, KNOXVI LLE, TENS. enough t o pay their taxes. ty nnd remain quiet. The (ircsham declined having his T h e Prohibition p a r t y in HARDWARE. two barges, costing $5,000 name pnt before the people's its platform demands a n in­ Cutlery, Axes, Nails Locks, Hinges, To ols, Horse aOd party con vent ion, on account each, were burn?d. fTie sher­ Mule Shoes, &c , Vc. crease in volume of paper. iff asked Gov. Patterson to of his poverty. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. gold nnd silver currency a n d , ... Genuine Oliver Chilled Plows. Syracuse Hillside Plows, ,, . . i . i , U e n d m m troops. The Gov­ all monies be made a legal I Brown's Double Shovel Plows, Cider M ills. Straw Cut­ ernor said for him toexhaust Adlai Stevenson thinks the ters, Lawn Mowers. Corn Shellers. Hay I "oi ks, Scythes, tender. The f r e e coinage] force bill tile paramount is­ Cradle and Snaths, Ba. bed Wire, &c., & c. the local force first. Few are p'nnk was voted down by a sue in the campuign. willing to aid the sheriff. CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES- T te Watauga Democrat, WE WOCLI OUR Bring Us Your Wool Tnis Year, SPECIALITIES. fl 1 usE AI i E iIAltDTIM lis si:>\i\<i us oi' COME & P. «? W. W. WOODRUFF & GO. A BIG CUT OH PBICES, I wish t o call t h e a t t e n t i o n v o t e of 5 9 0 t o 335. Dynamite, B l a s t i n g P o w d e r , Steel, Iron.( S h o v e l s Pf« Vrs# M a t t o c k s , S c r a p e r s . S l e d g e a n d Drill H a m i n o r s , B l a c k ­ T h e People's p a r t y of course of the t r a d e t o t h e fact t h a t M R . W. H. Lindsey will soon Tmccounty convention met smith Tools, Whe elbarrows, &c. wants free coinage, and hope in the court house Saturday call a State convention of the I a m now offering some r a r e A MMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS. t o s t u m p t h e country with bargainsin hoots, s h o e s , ot 10 o'clock. W. S. Farth­ people's party. Parker' s S h o t G u n s , Remington, Bake r a n d Cnglish this plank. Shot Guns, Winchester »and Colt's 'Rifles, Loaded hats, ready-made clothing, ing was made permanent Shells, Rifle Powder, Shotf Lead, Fieh Ho oks and Linos,T h e republican p a r t y fa chairman and S. M. Dugger F i s h i n g Rods, & c . C LEVELAND, Stevenson, liar prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ vors t h e use of gold a n d sil­ secretory. All thetownships, ware, such a s plows, liocs, SPECIALTIES. rison, and Ueid, ure all IVtaver a s s t a n d a r d money, and except North Fork, tvere rep­ shovels, spades, traeechains, i Sash, Door3 and B l i n d s , Rubber and L . e a t h e r B e l t i n g byterians. Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-pr\oof Safes. Wire 1 t h a t t h e purchasing of all resented b y delegates o r and in fact, a n y t h i n g you Screen Door*, and Winoow Frarhes, Pa»per Bags, &o. money should be the same. proxies. As there seemed to need in this line.' In the Stati EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. If will be remembered t h a t be no opposition among the . Buggie s Phaetons. Carriages, Spring V Vagrns, Mourr-* Gastonia had a $5,009 fire tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wagons, Two wheel Caita. in T873 t h j j ^ a m e p a r t y de- delegates to W. H. Bowerfor Send for Catalogue and prices. mrmetized silver, which made Congress, it was moved and recently. The State Chronicle employ if Special attention given to orders by mall,. We respect­ I t n o t a legal tender. rarried unanimously that the news girls. fully solicit your pati onago. T h e democratic platform delegates should east the en­ There a r e 250 o r p h a n s a t . » keep constantly on hand holds t h a t both gold and sil­ tire vote of Watauga, at the W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. full supply of grocerver should be coined without Congressional convention at tho Oxford Asylum. 176 & 178 Cay Street, KNOXVI'LLE, TENN discri mi nation, o r charge for Wilkesboro the 13th, for Mr. The railroad commission­ ies consisting in p a r t of Su­ g a r , Coffee, Bice, etc., mintage, nnd t h a t the r a t i o ers have ordered t h a t new F IM.AY M. H OLSC I. W Bower. which will be sold a s c h c a p a s WlU. V. . lIlli.W'LA\v. should be r e g u ^ t e d by inter­ W. B. Conn?ill, Jr., was in­ steel rails be p u t on the Mur­ they can be bought in t h e national agreement. structed for, for Elector at phy branch of the W. N. C. mountains. I t is now evident t h a t there large in this, the Eighth dis­ R.'ll. () will be so m e change in the trict. Delegates were ap­ W. H . S. Burgwyn was elec­ f cannot, in this small .Space ,„,. of ludf the . . . . 0 DM von know yotl could g ' t 4 , 5 and 0 T t * o f coffee for bargains IWI1 money m a t t e r s of this gov­ pointed to attend the 35th ted president and G. I Webb twll tyou I e m prepared t o offer, but».$1.0'•>; a'atranee, 5 c yd.; heavy domestic 1% c yd; g o o d ernment, i t does n o t m a t t e r Senatorial convention a t secretary of the Tobacco AsIjealico 7 t o 8 e v«l: fine fi innel and plaid dress goods reinvite you, one and nlf, who receives t h e a u t h o r i t y These are heautiftB goods no two' Theconvention was• sociation, which met at More- come and see. Thirty-six in­ ' dive 1 fro n Go t o 55 Sparta. colors alike eiu b i t o dpeMs pattertiS' eomCaiid get yoiva from the* people of this na­ entertained by short speeches head the Gth. tion t o occupy t h .e White from Messrs. Dngger, Spain- The peculiar name of o u r ches t o the y a r d and sixteen fin'» dr'essr while tlfey -ire clieap. Red fl-tnnels 20 c and nj). _ • , , ounces t o the pound h a s r v • We have all colors in worsteds, <>ess ginghams, gimps fintf House. It token wise head ^ C . A. ("liincli, Dr.Coun- excellent candidate for Vice er been mv m o t t o , a n d I 4lress tebnniing in all shades, setil by mail, nil wool filled To know what would be the i cill, and W. B. Councill, Jr. Fiesiilent is found in Chroni­ jeans 35 e and up, sole leather 25 if if- d 3 ) c !b. kips GO c. beat for t h e people, HO.... you It was thought advisable not cles, 27—29, s a y s the Tay- hope t o receive in the future, We have pleiit.v of mens boots a n i slio"S eonr.se a n d fine, if . what I h a v e s o much enjoy­ n'sn omen nnd ehildrens lints, in all pfiees a n d styles. lear n one-horse pol.t.emn , 0 , )ave t h e c o u n t y c o n v e n . hnsville Diclex. ed in the past, t h e liberal p a t Ladies hut trimmings in endless varieties", drugn, turf oil, iar t h a Wo understands thp , .. .* .1 m y fhoft he iinrlpmtnnrlA the tion called earlier than the rouage of the public. N, a n d IV. inL oil spike, castor oil, 8 . oil, tine iron, sweet financial system of this gov­ Our Country savs, George Most Respect fully, lnt of 8ept. s p u nitre a n d borax, indigo, copperhs, s u g a r of lead, cal­ ernment, y o u should distrust Bollard, of Liriville township omel, i te. et(\ Large lot of beautifirl glass, double and_ him. I t m a t t e r s n o t how At 9 o'clock on the9th,the Burke county, was found | i n ValleCrucis, May 10,|'92. single, fantern globes, goblets irraf tvunb T ers, l a m p a n d ' mucn m o n e y I ncle Sam Giant powder works at San a n unconscious condition in l a m p i lrinuiey aun in fact anything you need. F a r m e r s ' WififBttflffiOli Onf of (lif makes for his people, he is Francisco, Cel., were blown his corn field and was taken • TOMMY Fiictnl iddshie plows and aW/Ure repairs for same, a full line BKUT Tel turopo* i n9or facTlltit*art oi shed hard ware. Di* 4 on Viiartd and cross c u t saws p o ' s . ilitip* art not g o i n g t o give i t t o you up, killing over a hundred home and soon died. A shake the world. Oar rnwwwm—^ o r spider bite is thesupposerl or me, unless we earn i t some I a n d b i l l e t s , c o o k, *Tovrs a speciality, carpentersIt tools | t •I I J to >!«• t>»SlA* I* each lorsfity, OKI PflMOJr If* >,rk Ma ibovt. Omly thoaa who writ* way. If we will remember Chinese and three white la­ cause, n r' to us at Ofics ran maka «aro of come a, d see m-'wiren •ynn want anything, yon win .find i t 'Z . 1 % this a n d t r y t o have some­ borers. I: b< 1 v V. cWnnt y o u r t r a d e and will t r e a t you right every The i,1 lest from (krtlgrww-l thing t o sell, i t will d o us "A'AT till!' i e can and'will sell you goods (dieaper than anybody m a n Alexander is t h a t he is (Ttnninfi of thi. .drerfi.flliM,! » . . .. vast more good t h a d free, The Anarchist held a secret ,b-w» th. nn.ll «id of lh« 1.1. else* .as we buy in «large lots and get . 1 Ibottom prices the Til* following rat rIt*. th, ,pp«utn<-« of It rnlaMd N Wdr want all country produce a t Hie highest market coinage. Yours anxious t o please a n d asked t h e i r meinoers t o f „ r m f o r m . n n ( 1 wasstill in the •ft 5 , One hundred miles of rail•fcont th. flftlfth fvart of It. balk. It I. » rrand, doohl. n.e t.l. ponder well before voting the s w p n hoping t o float o n t o a •top., a.I.rc»«a la aa.y to rarrydaWo will .l.e.b.w ,on how ,ou cwn make from *JI mHICt *t iNiat, from th. aUrt.wlth. toad were built in N. ('. last ont ,,pnri»nn. B'tt.r writ, al one W. p»y all ..prnaa rharf.. second term. ^republican ticket II IIAI.I F.TThCO,, Boa 8BO, roRti.am., Mow* feur (illOFKRlES SOLID FACTS, C. D. TAYLOR. FREE v f ( r WILL W. HOISC LAW & BRO. �w — & oS o o 0 6 £ £><£> & ^ * FROM HlllItlTEN, N. C. were returning from a visit The teacher is the bne t h a t In his.speech a t the Pr^Br Dear Editor and Publisher. is discussed more thaii either banquet in 0ctpbei\ 189()j tli > To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. t o friends on Cove oreek. I feel t h a t I ought t o write ibf tlie others by t h e people Hort. .Chauncey M. ( . Lepew t copy 1 year...A;..00 —The following delegates you something for publica­ wh'q bften say things they said; '"If 1 a m t o name ..the u G months. 50 from W a t a u g a a r e a l tending ; '• * .• tion, b u t it is hard t o writfe should n o t a b o u t him. A typical American, t h e ingn " 3 months.....*....'.;..'..;'. 85 theOongresftionhl convention 0a t Wilkb'sboro: E. S. Coffee, a n entertaining arid readable good teacher should magnify who loves a n d believes in Ins ADVERTISING RATES. his calling, for it is he who country beyond everything i inch 1 week -...$ .75 .1. H. Bryan, W. B. Cobnclll, communication, when news Can, by his teaching, mould else, the m a n who, determin­ 1 " 1month.. 1.75 -Jr., J . F. Spuinhour and C. is s o scarce. 1 (< 3 " 3.00 A. Church. The health of ourcoinniuii* the character of the children ing once in what direction 1 « G " 5.00 ity continues good, except a lie teaches. He should, there­ his d u t y leads, cannot be 1 " 1 year 7.00 —Mr. J o h n L)ent, of Ashe 1 column 1 week.c.c.c. 9.00 county, with Messrs. A. E . few persons who a r e afflicted fore, have character, which swerved from t-h? path - tlie with chronic troubles. There is one of the priuierequisites. man who is doggedly persis­ 1 " 1 month.... 13.50 1 " 3 rt 25.00 Coulter a n d W. K. Allen, of a r e some cases 'of sickness in He should then know some­ tent. in what he believes t o be 1 " 6 " 37.50 Ivanhoe, Ya.,arein W a t a u g a thing t o teach; should be v right-r-the man who thinks 1 " 1 vear 50.00 for the purpose of locating a Lenoir; b u t hope not seri­ scholar, n o t only a Scholar, not of self, b u t of his country ous. road bed for t h e A. A. B. T h e weather lias been very but a student. He needs all arid it4 heeds, I would name Entered a t t h e Postofficeat R. R. wfet here for near a month, t he christian graces with ar. Grovel* Cleveland;" Boone, N. C., a s second-class —Mr. J a m e s Bryan, aftei* a rid farmers a r e delated in earnest zeal for t he su ccess of hiail m a t t e r . attending the convention a t their corn work. Crops a r e his students. He need n o t De Wilkesboro, will t a k e t h e c a r s looking fairly promising on a graduate, for some of o u r LOCAL NEWS. a t t h a t poiiit for Lynchburg, Upland a n d bottoms where best teachers have never seen For Boils, Pimples carbuncles, \'a., where lie w ill be equipped n o t t o o Vet. Some born is a college. But, if he has been — Rye harvest. scrofulous sores, with a full salesman's obtflt, tasseling a n d silking, atid we s o fortunate a s t o t a k e a de­ —Corn "tassels." eczema, and all other for a popular hard-waie firm * will soon have roasting ears. gree, he iniist n o t hold him­ blood diseases, —The 0 o u n t y Alliance —Our young people a r e de­ Be ins a n d Irish R'dtaioesare self aloof from the people take ineets to-day, (Thursday.) lighted t o welcome back t o a b u n d a n t , and tomatoes will whom he i-crVes. —T h e Geological Survey their social circle Miss Annie soon be ripe. The wheat crop More schoolsfdil o n account Ayer's Sarsaparilla trioved t o Elk Park Tuesday. P a r k s who has been, since she is now either in the barn br of patronage than arty Other it win —W. C. Coffey is t h e firs* left High Point Female Col­ stack; a n d que thresher, t o cause. The neighborhood relievo and cure man t o wear a Cleveland bea lege, in Va. Mr, Spa in hour my knowledge; h a s begun Blidbl'l fhrtlisli; nS i t does, tile dyspepftia, nervous brought M iss Annie, her moth work, b u t 1 have n o t heard greater p a r t of the students; ver. debility, and that e r a n d little brother Fred o- a n y one speak of the yield. I yet how often is i t t h a t , for tired feeling. —The masonein Boone a r e feel sure t h a t it will be satis­ s o m e insignificant excuse, ver last Friday. preparing t o re-furnish 1 heir parents keep their children H a s C u r e d O t h e r s factory. —Last week we stated t h a t will cure you. hall. Prof. Phillips has returned o u t of school t o spite some t h e post office a t Valle Crti—Is W a t a u g a safe for the from his eafcterii visit; and is one. There never was, nor democrats without organiza­ cis had been moved t o Jacob busily chgaged druni riling for never will be a man who can Wagner's. Mr. Wagner lives tion? pleflse everybody. I t is y o u r THIS IS NO II l Y nearly a mile from t h e line of his school with good pros­ pects. H e gees t o Blowing duty; whether you like the -Religious set vices w e r e t h e B o o n e a n d E l k P a r k liUGTO DRAW held in t h e Baptist church route, and t h e contractor re­ Rock this week and possibly eaclier o r not, provided he TRADEf be a getttleinan, t o sendyoifr We wish to call attCn* ion to our Sunday by P a s t o r Jones. fuses t o supply the office; the t o Boone* lino of second-hand -oHibriten academy is t o be children and make them oWTMoney t o loan on ap­ consequence is the people in Euggies, Carts, wagoris, painted between this and Au­ bey him. There is t h e great proved security. Apply t o t h a t section a r e forced t o get trouble wiih all otir schools. Hacks, Harness Etc. Will W.Holselaw, Vilas. N.C. their mail a t Banner Elk o r gust. T h e school reopens the first d a y of August. We We evidently need a bet-tei* Tliey.ofe almost good as new, -0—'I'lie county commission­ Boone. There is, however, a would be glad t o have srtme Spirit a m o n g o u r people a - and persons wishing to buy can route from Butler, Tenn.. t o e r s were in session Monday boys and girls from Watau­ bout. this matter. Of course secure bargains by calling on us. 1 rom liow tin til tlie first da', We have a big lot of NEW a n d Tuesday working on the Valle Crucis which connects ga fcliis session. We had One everybody wants t o d d right6'f April I will sell my stock 1 noWhere now, causing t h e t a x lists. when you talk t o them; tint IlUGdlES; WAGONS, CAltTS, from Anlie last year. mail to stop at the last Of­ —T h e Geological Survey fice. Politics a r e quiet in this it is hard for them t o d o i t on hand, HARNESS Ac sold on which will be Shipped several boxes of ore section. People a r e too busy when tlie time conies. I, who reasonable term's. If we have not —AND— write these lines t o yoU.hnve got what you want, we will t o the World's Fuirfrotn Wu The beard may l>e colored t o a t t e n d political meetings. t o uga. brown or black by Buckingham's Not iiiUcli clamor for a new recited mariy lessons t o teach take, pleasure in getting any p a r t y here. Thihk all o u r ers whom f did Hot like; b u t thing for you in bur line. We buy —JohnS. Williams h a s re­ Dye. people a r e satisfied with otir circumstances made it so I direct trdoi limntffacCtirets and cently moved to the dwelling At l O Rer cent above At a democratic Conven­ State ticket, and will all be had t o . The spirit of obedir can, thefefdrc, give yon very owned by Mrs. Greer on back tion assembled in Boone t h e reconciled t o the national, ence should be cultivated in n Close prices. Street. 9 t h inst., pursuant t o a Call f hope t h e people will n o t g o child, for, when lie g e t s older, We have n full line of new IIar —Oapt; T . J . , Y. Kin and oof the Chairman of t h e Dem- wild over politics this year. lie will find t h a t there a r e laws iiess—Co!l«ira, bridles, etc.—ev­ Master Steward Coffey a r e in J We hope t o come t o Wa­ lie must obey, whether he de­ ery tiling in the liarrfe'ss line. Can If you o o n ' t think I mean it ^^^^^^oeraticExecutiveCommittee, c o , , n t * < > *•> b u - v ' " s t h e delegates elected t o the t a u g a and Ashe in August. sires t o o r not. come ntfd look through rny beat the world dti prices. horses. I have taken, perhaps, t o o I. W. T . Congressional cohVerttiOfi t o More a n o n . We will take in exchange, - T . L . Lowe and W. C. mebt in Wilkesboro the 1 3 t h J u l p 7, ' b a . long a talk t o try t o reform hoi ses. mule#, and also good beef Walch, of Elk P a r k , passed inst., were iristiucted t o hast the buildings, teachers and cattle. Give us a call. it wont cost you one cent \ f through town Monday en- the solid vote of W a t a u g a •'When your heart is bhfl rind patrons, biit I have only HFjNKEL, CRAIG & CO. route for t h e convention. Ijenoir A. C. you dont;purchase. county for W. II. Bower for your head is bad, and ybh arc done it t o g e t y o u t o think­ bad clean through, what is need Congress, and for W. B.Coun- ed?" asked rt Sunday School tea­ ing a b o u t the school in your I have rt large stock an: —The Odd Fellow s had a PHIN. public installation of officers cill for ele'ctot a t large for the cher pf her clqss. "t know—Ay- neighborhood. want to get rid of ft befor* er's Sdrflaparilla. answered a lit­ district. a nd memorial services a t Zispring. tle girl, whose sick mother had W. 8. FARTHING, Chin. onville on t h e F o u r t h . The Cincinnati Prohibition That is what every Agent recei­ recently been restored to health S. M. DuooERj Sec. by that medicine. Convention nominated J o h n ves who gets up a club on our $1 —Will n o t every B u n d a y per week plan. Bidwell, of Cal., for President Our 14 karat gold-tilled cases CALL AND LOOK! School in the county have Communicated. More Schools Needed. and J . B. Franfell, of Texas, Are warranted for 20 years. Fine delegates a t the convention Mr. Editor:—f a m glad Mr. For the Demociat: Elgin o r Waltham movement. for Vice* a t Cove Creek on the 3 0 t h ? S. M. Duggei has written his Stem wind and set. La,die's or There a r e a t least a dozen Gent's size Equal to any fifty I would calljfyniit a t t e n t i o r —Enoch Church p a s s e d "Balsam Grovesr' T h e sto- good academy buildings in dollar watch. To secure agent's t o t h e big cut in prices in 11r Poets will tune their lyres t h r o u g h town S a t u r d a y on ry is good; giving scenes of this county, situated in good Uw for the New York World's where we have none, we sell one his way t o his home in Wilkes the social life of the people a neighborhoods, b u t there is otner lires. of the Hunting Case watches for county, from a two years few decades ago, which a r e not a single first class school § 5 0 0 prize lor the best cam­ the clnb price $28 and send C. O. paign song. Editors will rune I). By express with privilege of ex s t a y in Washington. becoming t o the rifting gener­ of ten months t a u g h t in ei­ their liars for Grower Cleve­ animation before paving for the sahte. —Rev. R. L . f a t t e n , inde­ ation quitepecf&lTar. Though, ther cheofthorn. Thisshould land atfd democracy. Oifr agent at Durham, N. C. pendent candidate for Con­ Mr. Editor, my head is n o t n o t be so. The children of writes: gress. will speak here next g r a y n o r m y eyes dim, y e t I t h i s county should be in The Ashevilie Banner is of "Ourjewelers liav$confessed they S a t u r d a y a n d preach in t h e like the old days, o r like t o school moreevery year. There the opinion t h a t t h e o n 1 y don,t kriowJiow you can furnish bear the old people speak of a r e three-things necessary for hope of tfie repuolican p a r t y such work for t he money." Baptist church Sunday. them. I a m sorry t h a t some a good school—buildings— is in getting t h e rtfLiT Voters One good reliable agent wanted —We were glad f o see in plftce; write for jmrtlcuone has n o t before this, enter teachers—a n d fpatronage. t o the polls, all of w h o m it for each I!M PIUE W AT( H CO, Iars. town for several days' this ed the field of literature t h a t Let u s s a y a word abort teach thinks a r e republicans; t fiV 4h a 5nd DMaided LftnC, N. Y. and last wesk, Masters J o e Mr. Duggtr h a s made such a one. democrats beirfgin t he towns. and Claud, little sons of Mr. nice s t a r t in. I will be only I t is n o t s o important t o F . P. Moore, of the Globe. t o o glad t o hail another book s a y some things a b o u t the The Lincoln Dm Courier en its - 0-o—Mr. .JamesP.Taylotyfate of like character from a na­ houses, for they a r e right for " 3 0 , 0 0 0 cheers for Cleve­ of Honduras, C. A., has b^en tive W a t a u g a n . Could w e good,- but could be made more land.'' T h a t is all hevvillget. iri town for several days. He n o t have tf County Historic­ a t t r a c t i v e by paint'ng inside Progressive Farmer: He 1 w i l l p r o b a b l y r e m a i n t h i s al society? Who will first and o u t . a n d furnishing thhm vvoh't g e t but one, brother, time in his rhttiVe county, af­ make the move? * * with d e s k s , blackboards, the Presidential chair. ter several years absence. charts, a n d a few nicC pict­ —There was a new post of­ Ayef's Pills promptly remoVe ures on t h e walls! I wish Why should people who UC hit 0 „ » r t »llT! DON'T Ml« nt I I>nri. Hr»<l»r. Th» trtlMl th.lr the cause of sick' and nervous fice recently opened a t the headaches. The Ptlls speedily cor­ t h a t every academy had a pay tax' on everything they portnniti.t. Harrowinfthat ean.aron.iorit,,nTarty aad 41a In mid from lira in obtcnrltTl datoair l» tha lot of many, aa tha, lott, fora.arloit, opportaaitjr. 1.lfrlt,aiai st ore of Mr. J o e Winkler two rect irregularities of the stomach few choice books, s o the chil­ buy, from t h e tirr buckets look hark on ont. Bt np and doing ImprovaTonr opportu­ Ho^ch nity. ahd aotitroproiparitt. praminond*. p.ar. It waa aald b, phlloaophor. tliat miles e a s t of Boone by the liver and bowels, and are the mil­ dren could g e t a t a s t e of lit­ their good wives bring home Vola.1iatt opporinnity'to"tha (ioddataatof Fortana offar, a anch paraon aome period of Ufa: and her fail name of "Deck Hill," which dest and most reliable cathartic erature, which Would lend morn and night full of foam­ ambrara thachanro,nrverthapanra ant Uowrfehae; Tea to da to rat urn" ihall (lad ao and »ha daparta. in use. No one should be with­ tha ootDcn opportnnltrf Inrattifata arort rhanca that appear* worth,, and ar fair pTamiaa: that ie what all aa«will be a g r e a t convenience t o out them. them t o enjoy reading after ing milk t o the Sunday h a t s catefnl men do. Hero I* an opportunity, each a. it not often the ranch ot laborine paopla. Improved, it will (ire, many of o u r citizens. the best a u t h o r s . T h e ground they wear t o hear t h e pious withinie hara. Money toUfa. The oot.ivf * opportnnlt, for at leant, a (Tend etart la man, be made rapid), and honorabl, b, indnatrlone parton of aithar eax. Toa —Prof. R. L.Moore,of Am­ There is talk ot t h e 3 C's should be made a t t r a c t i v e pastor preach an the Sah- do an, work and llva at home, whateverAll aga* Even can R ESPECTFULLY , tho voo <r*. befinnort are oa.il, earning from 82 to •lO per da,. Yon herst Academy, Caldwell Co., rail road again. TherCshould with flowers, walks afrd play- ffath;*\vhy ftThnfTtl they vote can do at well If ,on will work, not too hard, tint indnatrlootly; and ,o« can Inrreata vonr inri-ma »» ,on go.in Yon W. I , HSU AY giva passed t h r o u g h town Mon-! be action a b o u t the 3 C's of .grounds for ball, marbles, f o r t h a t p f i r t y w h i c h w i l l canloam epara timeonly, or all yonr lima to the work. Eat, to Capital not rtqtilrad *t ttart von Alli.com. parati-val, now and o*''jf woiidarfnl. V\ a inttmrl and job how frcn. Fannro work d a y with Misses Emma Mc- next importance— Cleveland croquet a n d other amusing make their burdens harder show ha room to explain hara. unknown among cor A-ee, are Write etid leorn nil b, ra.orn ntoii. Cnwlaa to delay. Addreoa at oira. If. C C O © O O O O O C O O'O' . t o bear. Call and Mamie Parks. They [and Cair Cbihsigames. Salitlt <b l'a., *», fwrlluuil, Mainei' SUBSCRIPTION HATE S miiAvs mm ATTENTION BUYERS!! I MEAN BUSINESS CLOTHING OYER! OAF COST! STOCK A Gold Watch & $204. * ' ' . r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 4 Issue 47 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/5f0e0b3fe1973b01679111e8757a6c83.pdf 69028889720b82c18c66d48c318f6013 PDF Text Text - VOL 4 PROFESSIONAL. - NO. ^ 48. Probable Republican Split. LETTER. would throttle nearly ever\ Peop'di Party or Repablicn*-. Cftl. Kenbiu McBrayer Dead. « From our Regular Correspondent. trust now existing in this There is a gathering of re­ FAYETTEVILLE, N. 0., July A telegram to The Citizen 12.- -[ S PECI AL ]—'The I>eo J lies' this morning from C. E. W. B. COUNC1LL, Jk. country. publicans at Wrightsville, at The House World's Fair tended by Daniel L. Russel.J. party convention of the 3rd Frick, of Shelby, states that Representative. O.ites, of ATTORNEY AT LAY. Alabama, who is cbaitman committee presented a sup­ i. Mott, J. C. L. Harris, W* Congressional district rii e t Col. Reuben McBrayer. died Boone, N. C. of the House committee which plementary report contain­ S. Robinson and other of the here today. Nearly all coun­ in that place Tuesday tnorning additional reasons for republicans, who areantago- ties represented. The chair­ ing at 7:30. W. B. COUNCILS M. D. has gone to Homestead to begin its investigation of the making that $5,'000,000 ap­ nistic to John B. Eaves, the man, 10. N. Robeson, of Bla­ Col. McBrayer was'born in Boone, N. C. murders at that place by men propriation for I he Fair. A chairman of the Republican den, called the meeting to Sandy Run creek, Cleveland Resident Physician. Office order at 12:45 o'clock* Af­ county, Dec. 2, 1850. He minority report, signed by on King Street north of Post in the employment of thePin- Representatives Little,Of New State Executive Committee. ter wrangling until 4o'clock, was educated in the common kerton, is very much in ear­ The cause of their conference Office. p. m., the convention ad­ schools of Shelby and vicini­ nest about getting to the York, and Wheeler, .of Ala­ is news they have r e c e i v bottom of the horrible affair. bama, deChwes tha t the ex­ ed that Eaves will not only journed until July 23rd with­ ty, finishing with a two term E.F. LOVILL He could have taken t h e position is in no sense a gov­ have a State convention end­ out making any nomina­ course at Catawba College, ATTORNEY AT T AW, Newton, N. C. He went to committee t o Homestead ernment Undertaking a n d ed, but. that, it is his hope tions. Boone N. C. sooner, hut he wished to give that no money should be ap­ and his ambition to be its At 5 o'clock the minority Texas where he spent one Carnegie's men an opportu­ propriated therefor, except nomineeforOovernor. Eaves of the convention met and year in teaching. Returning DR. L. C. REEVES nominated Erunk D. Koonce, to this State, he begaii tlie nity to bury their murdered for the expenses of the na­ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Com hades before calling upon tional commission, Congres­ h a s a l l a l o n g d e c l a r e d t h a t of Onslow, for Congress and study of .law under Lee & there would be a State Con­ Office at Residence. them for testimony. After sional sentiment is largely in vention and the negroes have Andrew J. Perry, of Bladen, Durhtlni and attended Pear­ Boone, N. C. getting statements from the favor of tlieajikopi'iationand clamored for it, while the an­ for elector. They were nom­ son's law school, He was workingmen and from Cal ; - theie is little doiiht of its be­ ti-Raves faction hascontend- inated by a -lising vote, just admitted to the bar ia the L. I). LOWE, n e g i e ' s r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s t h e ing made. ed that the negro must he nine white men and two ne­ year 1873. c o m m i t t e e w i l l r e t u r n t o Senator Mills has gone to eliminated in this campaign groes voting. The delegates Col. McBrayer was elected Washington where the two Texas to take the stump a- and no State ticket put up. from Cumberland, Sampson us a member of tlie legislav Pinkertons have been siim- gainst the third pnfty move­ There are signs of a sharp and Duplin counties took no tare from Cleveland county AND TiH ned, to be put through a ment which, in the absenceof republican qilnrlel and split. part in the nominations. in 1870, and served one term.NOTAhY PU/1LIC, Kopnce and Perry are repub­ He was prominently men­ most rigid examination as serious opposition, has been BANNER'S ELK. N. 0. to their share and responsi­ making considerable prog­ -'-'News and Observer. licans o r anti-democratic, t i o n e d a s a c a n d i d a t e f o r and those whoknowsay that Congress in 1884, after ilia bility for the Homestead ress in that State. What a. turnip? Mr. J. S. a majority of the eleven men As indicated in this corres­ tedistricting, and came with­ tragedy. A ntimber of labor Ross, of Ayden, handed us a I. (\. WILKAR, leaders, including Mr; Pow- pondence weeks ago the turnip last Saturday that who voted are strong repub­ in four votes of being nomina­ ted. He was elected as an DENTIST, derly, have also been notified House committee which inves takes the cake for a large tur­ licans. tigated the Pension Office has "By their works ye shall elector on the Cleveland tick-, ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. to appear ocfore the commit­ nip. It weighs seven pounds ot. at this convention and Offers his professional services tee when it returns to Wash­ recommended the dismissal and a naif and is called a pur : ktiow them."—Ex, fco the people ot Mitchell, ington. Congress has made of Commissioner Ratorn,from made an able canvass. Wat.antra and adjoining counoffice, on the grounds of his pie strap leaf. Itcreateda The republicans in this dis­ Col. McBrayer moved to ties.#3P,A7o hncl mnteml used up its mind, in advance of general unfitness to supervise hit. of excitement on account trict are laying low and urg­ Asheville in 1889, and was any report from the commit­ and all work guaranteed. of its sine, says the Greenville ing forward the third party for some time chairman or May 1 1 y. tee, that the Pinkertun meth­ and govern a hrrge number Re fleet or. fellow.j. It has been sbiinded the democratic executive com od of employing and arming of employes, and because lie down the line that the repub­ mittee of the Ninth congres­ bodies of men is vicious and has prost'tuted his office for lican Congressional conven­ sional district. Pcople»?H Party l'lntfo-m. J, F. tlOR PHEW, private gain and for politi­ un-American and must go. tion must be held very lute In 1877Col. McBrayer mar- • ATTORNEY A1 LAW, Upon being shown that cal purposes. The commit­ The following is the plat­ tee also recommends numer­ form of the people's party as And means that it may not ried Miss MaryE. Fulenwider MARION, - — A — N. C more money would be needed be held at alb It depends on of Shelby. His wife and six during the current fiscal year ous tefotnts in the business adopted at Oiriaha: -(o)(a) We demand free arid tlie progress of the radical children, three hoys and three • than had been appropriated of the Pension Office, includ­ i Will practice in the courts ot ing a reduction in the Attor­ Unlimited coinage of si I vet annex, known as the third or girls, survive him .Asheville Watauga. Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ by the House, theHouSecotiProf. Patton's party. If this Citizen. ell and all other counties in the ferrees agreed to Senate -n- ney's fee to $5, without au­ and gold at. the present legal so-called party giVes assur­ .vestern tint rift S^SixK-inl ntten mendments to the Pension thority to stipulate for more. ratio of 1(1 to 1. ance of accompiisbing enough Tarboro Southerner:-Those lion given to the collection of Appropriation bill increasing This report which will be ap­ (b) We demand that, the claims, "trio to elect a republican then who believe in the Govern­ the total amount carried bj proved by the Hoiue makes amount of the circulating they will put out a ticket. If ment ownership of rail roads the bill nearly $12,000,900. pleasant slimmer reading for medium be speedily increase not, tile convention will nev­ should explain why it-Is that* The bill as it now stands ap­ Mr. Harrison, who is solely to not lews than $50 per cap­ er meet. The republicans ex­ the railroad fmhi Gofdsboro DENTAL SURGEON, responsible for Tlntm's con­ ita. propriates $146,736,350. pect much from the third to Morehead does not pay hoscoe. North Carolina. Senator Wollcott agrees tinuance iff office. (cj We demand it graduat­ party, and are mad because and never has paid. T h e y . One day's record of the ed income tax. Offers his professional services with Senator Vest and others the third party is not the should also explain how it is lo the people of this and adjoin of his colleagues in believing House, Under a suspension of (d) We bellevo that t h e Alliance.—Wilkeeboro Chron­ t hat the North Carolina road • ing counties. All work promptly that the IT. S. Geological Sffr- rhe rtiles: Passed, the tin money of the country should icle. lone and satisfaction guaran­ while opt rated by the State vey is of very little Use aside plate bill, the silver lead ore he kept as much as possible teed. which owns it never paid, but HAPPINESS. from furnishing sn(1g berths bill, the bill amending the in the hands of the people, Oct, 27, 3 mo. now while of/efnU:d by pri­ for friends of its Director, land grant net of 1890, the and hence we demand that Ah S;on in the Great Tnbnoco Tottii. vate parties who have leased and, as it costs ahottt a mill­ hill giving Utah home rule, all State and National reve­ NOTICE. A correspondent wants to it. there is a profit of si.; per­ Hotel Pro pert X for Sate. ion a >ear, he has introduced the bill limiting the quantity nues sit a I! be limited to the know: "What is happiness?" cent. These fidvoca tos should • On account of failing health a resolution authorising all of clothing that may be necessary expense of thegov- Why, Hint's easy enough. also attempt to dissipatetli of myself and wife, 1 offer for sale investigation as to its use­ brought in free of duty by erninetif economically a n d Happiness i s a large, and fears vvTieh people naturally mv hotel property in the town of fulness and the heCessity for returning travellers, and the loncstly administered. Roone, North Carolina, and will tempting gnub of laugh and hate that negroes will man ^ell low for cash and make terms its continuance. The lobby­ bill pr oviding for the Use of (e) We demand that postal smiles and giggle. It the all trains. On the railway o suit the buyer, and will take ing experience of the Direc­ automatic dar couplers on all savings banks be established home-string of jocularity and postal service in the South real or personal property in ex­ tor will make it easy for him freight trains, change. Apply soon. The HoUse committee on jy Government for safe de­ the fifth wheel of succes. Hap the clerks are negroes, at \V. L B R Y A N . to "hang up*' this resolu­ Rules will report a special or­ posit of earnings of the peo­ pinesS is nut the itch, a car­ least they are around h.*rv tion. ple and to faciliateexcliango. buncle or an in-growing toe If Harrison will persist in m i. For some time a su'b-eom- der for the consideration of Nptire. Transportation being t h e nail. Happiness ispripeand king them postmasters and the free coinage bill on Wed­ , For sole: 000 acres of land, mitioe of the House commit­ means of exchange and pub­ wormfess peach. It is a ten collectors South, can a feu- • on Rich Mountain, Watauga tee on Manufactures has been nesday and the succeeding ic necessity, the Cove: n nerit dollar bill and a bank ac­ solvable man doub* that lie, County, on which is asbestos, engaged in investigating the legislative day, if it be not should own,and operate rail­ count. It is the i e-cream of will make them conductors and fine la.fid for sheep ranch. numerous trUsts and com­ disposed of on the first day. roads in the interest of the emptyneSs. U is that Which Sales private. L. D. Lowe & bines. Its report to the full The bill can be passed under comes withotit t bought, with Gastmiia Gazette: T li b L T. Pu Piperson, Ex'trs. of committee, just made, says fcliis order if a majority of the >eople. Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. (f.) Telegraph, teVplfobe o.ut work, without waiting mayor of Asheville was plac­ House so wills. Banner Elk, Nov. 15 '90.. that trusts, combinations ike tho post office system, for it. In fact, happiness is ed undei arrest the othei and associations are in con­ Asheville ' i t i z f n ;• -A C o n- icing a necessity, for tra"s not in this old mud-daubed day for fast driving on the trol of 1 lie production, distri­ NO IK E. gressional committee h a s mission pf news, .should oe world—it is, they toll UK,. be­ streets. A dispatch to the \ Parties putting papers in bution and prices of very my hand for execution will many of the articles of most found that, the United States owned and operated by the yond the.jasper walM of the Charlotte Observer says the please ad vanre the fees with general consumption; that pension office is "honeycomb­ Government in the interest New Jerusalem. The fact of mayor had a fine horse whose ed by fraud, rascality, incoin of the people. The land, in­ the Jbusiness is, that small­ speed he 'wished to try. To the pnfiTTs and they will re­ ceive prom pt A ttention, other prices to the consumers are pet en t methods, prejudice cluding all National services pox is. catching but happi­ this end he ordered the po ­ wise they will he returned inert a sed, w h i I e\ wages .of and malice." The report rec of wealth is the fieritifgn of ness is not. You never saw liceman toclear South Main not executed fof the want of those employed b^f thetrusts ommends the removal of the people, and should not n happy man in your fife. Street. The mayor then put fees. D. F. BAIRD SHEF. are reduced; that all past leg­ CoininissioPr Raum,on t h e There was in what seen le 1 his his driver in the bugg.\ and » islation on the subject is in­ ground that he is "incompe­ be monopolized for specula­ happiness an alloy—a clog had him drive through tlie NTOTICB. sufficient and impracticable, tent, narrow-minded, malic­ tive purposes,- and alien ow­ on the wheel—a ff.v in his milk street. The gait at which The laws of the State re­ apd recommends as a remedy ious in the'pursuit of suppos­ nership of land should be —a cavity in his tooth—a quire all weights and meas­ ed enemies, and because he irohibited and nil land now hole in Ins pbckrt and a dime the horse was driven was so ures to he scaled, and I here­ the placing of all articles has subordinated this great :ve!d by railroads and other lost. We never Raw hut one plainly in violation of the by notify the people that I which are Under or may come machine to part isanwnds, be­ happy man, and his wife pre­ law that Thus. A. Jones, law am prepared to do such work. upder the control of a trusts sides taking advantage of corporations in excess of t heir sented him with twiiwmud he yef, sw >re out a warrant for You will find trie in Boone at upon the free list. This rec­ his official position to furth­ actual ifeeds, and all lands died;- Happiness is not <> f the residence of I). B. Dough­ ommendation is neither new er his own thiamintprojects.' now owned by aliens should this world—take the right mayor Blunton's arrest. The affair has caused a sensation erty. J. H. COOK, nor novel, but it is good, And yet Harrison's ad minis be reclaimed, b.v the Govern­ hand-door as yon go in the as such u thing has nroba- * Stai d ird K •eper. bard, horse sense all t h e tration is free of grave scan­ ment and held for actUal set­ next and you may find it.— bly never before been knowr Pur ham Globe. dals. say the republicans. tlers only. there. Attorney at Law Ed M. Madron, WASHINGTON — �— iJllll>i:illll1lllllllll!IIIII!l!|!|l|l|!|l|l|||||||||||||!|||||||||||||!|lM A COMPLETE A Young Lady's Rule*. its possible NLWSP .V OVERMAN'S FEIt 1Q tilt' liailOB of the people, i !C The following ru'cs of con­ The Lbideof the North (M O A l)K.\iocR ATic family nesvspapei. and hence wedemnrid that all duct fell out of the pocket-! ISEHISiS $£ACHINE| na Press." •devoted to the interest of Coun­ • revenue, National. State or TY, State HIIO Nation, Published county, shall ho limited to book of a young lady and on j "BREATH OF LIFE."! Do you want to aid in building every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ up a paper that shall reflect the n«*>H&nrv oxpenses of the i»w»pn f w re- j WARRANTED 0 uT. ^;i?,ri JtW tauga Countv. N. C. porter picked them up, says 5 YEARS | SPRWpBULO afoant Ofwithout •; greatest credit on North Caroli­ sir and 2 government, economically "| JV-~ -jwster; can bg no - na,, no matter where it may he Z':'f y there and honestly administered. the Paducab Standard: tJj Pitct OXYOEN is a 3 seen? Then patronize MOUTH'ife. SPECIFIC ~ femi THE PLATFORM 1. I don't let a man smoke 8. That (kmgress issue a Lpsoial medicat- — The 11 ihnington Mrs sender j sdOxygsn treat-; sufficient amount of fraction­ when he walks or drives with A L A U O l i EIUIiT-I'A(ILS PAL'JOU mont lor dissaaAdopted t»? the Sti to Convention es of the lungs-j Do you want a reliable paper, nose, 3 al pa per currency to facilitate me. If he knows no better May ISth, 1893. i-———— iri The inhalations "2, CURES « throatand the exchange through theme than to do it, I promptly tell 'WARRH ASTHNW j contain Oermi-- giving-you all the news of the CUNBUMP f ION jS oidesand Disin-3 world—fi. Democratic iie\v*,ph.per Resolved 1. That the dein dmm of the U. S. mail. [• BRONCHITIS fectants in ad-^ i thai eipmls the best- hi*a the 9. That the General As­ him what I think of it. Y HAY FEVERl ocracy of North Carolina re­ 2. 1 don't give my photo­ - -for these die-— largest circulation, and has for affirm the principles of the sembly pass such laws as will "iiies.oarrying' the remedy by Inhalation ripht to twenty-one xcai 'H been i part make the public school sys­ graph to men. I used to octhe seat of tho diieaao, making it a POSITIVE and factorin thegrowth .mddevOUH!!. Separata SpeolAesused in Catarrh and democratic party , both State tem more effective that the Hey-Few.-. Hot a patent medicine, Physioians casianally, but I a m w i s e r velopment of the Old North prescribe it in thsir practtca. and National, and particu­ blessings of education may "•"DO* State? Then Hubucrbe tor now. 1 should hate by and ONLY IN USE. larly favor the free coinage of I be extended to all the people fH WILMlKdTCX MEKSE UiBt. by to know that my face silver and an increase of the uf the State alike. 81-1 I Hy Building, Omaha, Nub. 5 RMHIHTIO High Ann. I !: ilC- ! 610.sintV.Aliii>uuiu 8l., Atlanta, 0%. (hiiapuign Uartos: u Holt netting Nt-edle. »-* rj t .'A. itrimurit' GOUIBVUU, Ky, • 1 Broad RAJ currency and a repeal of the Mi\ MeDomild, otLnbnnus might be hanging up in Tom — Ilita n Self-threading Shuttle. Z ItiiH Hir • - taaeue: <• by , ' . , moved that the plat form be or|Harry's room. — lias N<> ICquul ii> I'diih(ruction. - 1 *' Nbring POSTAL CARD addressedof our. j The "Daily Messougor," for A you by return mail a oopy to internal revom.os.vstenii. And i,v flnldmUion. The 3. I Don't let a man take ^ llaa a Mochunlcal AppeurAUCo. will mail, *1 months oil trial, — Ila« an Klegunt finish. .1 • 1, r,% ;.lah„:ig i treatmant in full. Bend' 112.00 Z for it i.- you prire health. we 'Ienounce thy MeKinle.v following uinendtnent IVIIH of- 1113' iirm when he walks with C liana 1'erfeot Adjustment. — lias a I'osltlvo Tahe-up. 5 lias Styliwliflood RCivint; Qualities nml ~ |Tut Specific Oxygen Co., NA ?K LE - ;The weekly "Transcript MY'HFurniture. tariff bill asunjustto thecon- fered and accepted: — Has Alore me. If he does, I tell him 1 ~ does ft Larger llange of Ooneral Work — •..»M.l.j|!SH1i|il (:i :i:iii!i ;iiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii3 . setigor," (the largest and sinners of the country, and Hcgolved, That.we favor n j •; than any Hewing Machine in the World. 5 prefer him to give mo his j best paper in tbe .Sta te) 9 leading to the formation of graduated tax on income, z Examino THE ROYAL for points of z arm. months on trial for $ 1.00 excellence, and you will trusts, combines and-umnopCash in advance. Both .Sce|ithl*m---The Bible. buy no other. 4. I don't go out with a olies which have oppressed papers are large Eight-Pag» man friend just because he I ROYAE S. M. 00., Rockford. III. § the people; and especially do The great minds of t h e sheets. Send Postal Carl a iasks me. I like it better if he with the aid dress of liv< per­ we denounce the unnecessary world since Christ have acasks another lady to go, too sons and receive sample cop nnd burdensome increase in ccpted Him as the Incarnate ies of TMK MIOSSICNOEU. —his sister, for instance. • CURE NATURE'S the tax on cotton tiesandon Savior, the Son of God, the Oet. 1st. 1888. tf. 5. I don't let any man 's«e tin, so largely used by the promised Messias, The list C U R E FOR me home" from church. If he poorer portion of the neople. is long and formadableof the TAKi: Til Iv We likewise denounce the in- greatest. Not to extend it hasn't gumption enough to CATARRH iqnitous Force hill, which is we mention s u c h supreme take me there and sit thrugh j OM RECEIPT OF 50 CENTS M m and Alton 3, R. the services with me, he may I not yet abandoned by the! WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF •no:NOnames as Shakespeare, Mil­ stay away altogether. republican party, but is he-| ton, Bacon,Coleridge, Words EXTRAG MtXiCAN CACTUS, \7est and Hath west. 5. I don't let a man friend ing urged as a measure to be Thit new treatment for Catarrh and worth, Tennison, Gladstone. diseases of the respiratory organe is give ine presents unless it is adopted as soon as tlie.v re one of the most Important disooveriee Locke nnd thousands of en­ Ihnigrants going to arii* of 1hi j in medical science and possesses the something of a trifling cost, gain control of the House of Western States or Territori; s following advantages i lightened, scholarly, illustri­ THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR I. The patient can euro hlmsslt at a small expense like fruit or flowers. And 1 Representatives, the purpose \'ill save time and money going and without outside assistance. ous men of the English spea­ always gauge H man by his] Tetter, Gropod Itch, Itching Piles, Ring S. No change ot diet or pursuit et Ills la naoaasary via. Chicago and Alton route. and effect of which measure during treatment. king ami other Nat ions. We ( is the quickest route to 8, Tho remedies srs In no wise offensive to the will be to establish a second taste in this icspect. Worm and all Itching SKln Diseases. patient and antall no discomfort. omit the mention of the theo 4. The remedy roaches the seat of the trouble KANSAS CITY. DC NY LB perio i of reconstruction in 7. I don't encourage any directly log ties and clerg3*men. That It you have TETTER, II mailers not how long It ha* B. The remedies and meant of appllanco can be 3 I 1J ( the Southern States, to sub­ carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience. axlltad. TETTERINE will at cartalnly euro the Bible is God's Book is as young man who is not per­ XTtICK TilEATMJSNT at any drug ator* Vnd all points in Id tho. Wash you as you ust it vert the liberties of our peo­ fectly polite and agreable to . CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.0<X iiigton, Oreg -n, Utah certain as that man lias an v CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Harm !os3, Paln'838 and Fragrant. ple and inflame a new race UhV mother. Whoever calls and Calildrnin.. anxious longing for immorCaoterlne Mndiolne Co., Waco, Text*, MinAirV with the If yon US dissatisfied antagonism and sectional an on me sees a great deal of ITlUllC. I It»fiui<1r(l IOMIsrs —JteferenoMt— hint's/' and !lrsd hhjuipp'tj j tulity and dreads annihila­ Sotit1i«rn Hank of tin.State of (leornlit, Chat, Hold in the West. imosities. han. itnnk, and Nutlunal r.kukdfsavuiiisb. tion. The Bible is the last her. Only line nitiaiag Solid \ Mti 2. That we demand finan­ 8. I don't allow a caller to appeal, t he supieina /ex, and J. T. SNUPTRINE & BRO. j hud trains between St.. Louis cial reform, and the enact­ stay later than ten o'clock. ! and Kansas City. the volumes that could be SAVANNAH, GA. ment of laws that will re­ [Inclining Chair cars and Tour filled with the eulogies that If he does not go at t h a t I ist Sleepers free of extra ehai g". move the burdens of the peo­ time 1 politely tell him my have been pronounced upon 1 will meet parties at any rail­ ! •\ O O F I N G . ple relative to theexistiiigag — . , . , , . , itwould constitute a great li- custom. road station with through tickets Metallic Weather Boarding, rieultural depression, and do p,..,,.and baggage checks. Complete Ceilings, full and air pie justice to the For full information,maps ana Wilson Mirror: --Miss Lena The destructive critics are descrip ivo panipiilets of the Corrugated Sheeting, farmers and laborers of our very busy digging at the Taylor, of Whitakers. spent West write to or call on ry-K, Rooting Paints, country. foundations of the Book, and Heveral days in Wilson and B. A. Nkwuavd. 'Tl iron Roofing, Traveling Passenger Agf.. , 8.. That we demand the ah PSPfci'o much more interested in her Company has been much 1!) I'atton Ave.. Asheville, N O. olition of national bank s. the outward form than in the enjoved, for she is as pure as * Eave Troughs, Gutters and Spouting, J. (3HAULTON, O. V. A id5All forms of Sheet Metal for Building and the substitution of legal spiritual life, and are more t he soul of an icicle, modest Chicago. 111. » I COMPLETE AND READY \ tender Treasury notes in lieu > \TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./ ©*• tconcerned as to the charac­ a s a v i o l e t , g e n M e a s t h e of nntionnrbnnk notes, issir ter of what 'ies underground down upon the tender this­ WE WANT ed in sufficient volume to do —AN— than in studying and nppre- tle, yet strong and regal hi the business of the country ENDORSED BY > iciating the beauty, grandeur all the attributes of the roy­ on a cash s3Tstem, regulating PROF A. L. METZ.P.H.G, and perfection of the super­ al power of a God-crowned the amount needed on u per- structure. The aim is todis- womanhood. She is indeed of Modlcml Department Tol»n« University !•» thistown— an energetic workman to of lAHil.iftn*, who, after a corofnt RnslyiU, • >., .ni. •. .-ti«l AI'I'LY our materials enpitn basis as the business It m pore t Ic t tits vle.ioity. credit part, or the whole of an object before which ad­ pronounees cheerfully'reani Tartar I'owiler, reoonimeiHls to tho nhlrli lie Correspondenon merest* of the country .ex­ dV.OiiV 1111(1 leifllS. solicited* write for the Holy Scriptures, to elim­ miration bows in sweet and public. pand, and that all money is­ cCOI V &• CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" inate the supernatural, and fondest homage. ESTABLISHED 1872. sued by t lie government shall AND THE ^URE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. to treat them as they would No Cloture of Babj' Ituth. l,P |P,rnl fonder in payment of; th(. Koran (1| ,hp uriti, o( _ You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. T;TAN!A The Atlanta Journal prints all debts, both public and pn Co„fucioug or plnto Thi, is (TM Queen of Fairly ) NEW ORLEANS, s the following letter received BOBTON ULF FG. O LA. vate. FOR LADIES. really heresy, This must be |from ex-President ('levinml e|Cht 4. Thai we demand that watched, and '-CLOSING HEST STRICTLY its first nd- ; in answer to a request for a HIGHFST Tongress shall passsuchlaws vance resisted, FOR YOUR HOME lu the Scrip-| picture of Baby Ruth for pub GRADg as shall effectually prevent tares there ore uoth the di llici.tion in the Journal: the dealing in futures of all vine n n d the human, 111 1 "Replying in hehaP <>i' Mrs. nirrinnltiiral nnrl mrehnniml s) ,i,-itnal nml (hecnrnal, the CUSHION AND PNEUMATI9 jileveland to your letter ol'i produ -tione; providing enoh gnpernatoral and the tintuTIRES- " Htrinsrent system of prored- ra |. To minimize the divine i the 13th inst., I have to say | j that there has never been a urp in trials as shall senile and spiritual is a trend to­ WARRANTY WITH EVERY WHEEL prompt onvictiOTi and impo- ward heresy. To ignore th p h o t o g r a p h t a k e n o f o u r SEND YOUR ADDRESS FOR CATALOGUE •ingsueh penalties us shall human elements in the Book child and it is impossible, fori secure most perfeet compli- is to fuil to dissern well. "Let. that reason, to comply wilh your request. It is only frank nnee with flic law. G o d h e t r u e , t h o u g h e v e r y to add that if there were any 5. That we demand theiinj !m111 bo made a liar." A revof her pictures in existence llmited coinage of silver. frential, prayerful study of we should not be willing to tf. That we demand the pas God's blessed book will rehave one published in any snge of hi ws pro libit ing tin* veal its supreme excellence, HE RECAUTION newspaper. We are doing nil alien ownership OT land, and perfection of truth, its sub A * CC FSSITY Wt can to check the notorie­ that Congress take early lime and pure ethics, its revi v !•'.-• • ;ltM5 llortv;. l*Tnc1ilue Sliop, .. .l r ,1'itfit* riiH aviy ty which would b? increased i-v v, .... ,.r eli.lln-a are u«ea. steps to device some pi m to elation of a truth, of a way \ < v • ^ri i* *rv :»ll tn bo the best by such publication. We : t itrpuso .-t-.u* Invented. oblain idl lands now owned anc j n H hat man needs > { Oil miCKS AT ONCE. would be glad to please you h\ alien end foreign syndi- j T1 blindness and helpless, .. Tins i.Tl'g Ob Supply Co., ami the paper with which yon rates; and that alllamls uo\vJp^ M and daily dying.—.1/es*7S P?,irl Street, Flctton. nreconnected, hut we cannot held by railroads and other senior. bring- our views to the point corporations, in excessofsuch The Winston Republican g ving our hahy s picture UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ^'DMJ V as is actually used and need­ ed bv them, be reclaimed by has discovered a woman 90 <( ) ' ,f> P' h'ted in a newspaper. [ UlI *.!i > l i I Lf !.*» I i II f<> U general cb irses of studs*, six Yours truly, the government and held for .varw old by the name of Mil­ GHOVER CLEVELAND. brief cour es, v large number lie Hege, in Forsyth, whohns actual settlers onlv. of sp eial co trses, an I ia la v, 7. Believing in the doc- been keeping up "her end*of au di ine a n d engineering. IF M<>t'n flACfi AJ MI'S, Cav catA. art3 Tr»i>-Mark« oMaln»4. and all Pat­ Tr.i., Tr-i'Jy fr trine of "equal rights to all the row'' binding wheat tHis Or you arc ell1?v.tri -ml debilityfowlry ./nW T h e F a c u l t y i n c l u d e s t w e n t y er, t bu«io«s9 condnrud for Motfcvala Feet. J - - ft ccp > tmd Btatap for lnti.lmt.it Prim Mrt. tea"' H TS. 8ehohirs!II[)S a n d Oiir O'.Tcs Is 0f»s»Pe U.S.Pafsnt OIBca, ^ liiO.y ni TTKitS. and special privileges to none, harvest, and also-a man 75 JYnlilPi. IMI.V.cle&iws yonr livtr, and flPfU* and we ran «crnrB patent In leas tlmathan thoae AKRON,care j loan fund A are available foi TiiflSehumanlier Gymnasium Co. OHIO. remote from Waskln(;ton. a tfmxi apDclita. we demand that, taxation, ,V©ars old who or the last fitSend model, drswinic or photo., with daacrlplimedy young men of talent doa. SS'o advise, If patootabla or aot, fraa of Notional and State,nhrtll not »> yfv \'? !•"« wnllc^i 4 tnil.-s Onr fac not d:ia till paiant I* tarnrad. land chavaerer. The next sesA Pimohlft, "How to Obtain ratenta," with . * , | *11 • ^ to and From Salem dni.v, per hnaiaa ofactual client* in your Stale, county,or »n begins S"pi , 1. Fot eat•FTt J-Vbf be used to build up of e inte? - forming manuel laborduring rr.nj .:uti(V|C saiiw r pRpflWfltTOT'TIT *11 u town, feat true. Addr«*», • wj m janst-oftl laiogu' with full information. For Malaria, Li vor Trou* est or class at the expense of the day. The number of miles kU3X.I.in toitl fc.NAVOUf! C.A.SftQW&CQ, CTttfiti^jpp'p'an 'ojiioi s pinotj-' jo "HI or Indigesti on, use. i;d re s President Wins*on. •'her u " be'ievetli-it the traveled, out siirte of laboi is I-TPQ 1C"'M or; h Opposila Patent Office. WasAlnjitan. 0 A mm VT BROWN'S IRON 5.1 uiRS t l. P -I H :||. N. ('.* bum m 'U ' . c i i u i i i r y should ^j,tim a t e d at ld4,800. Tbe Watauga Democrat. ,,e n« ! R O Y A L ! * !SPECIFIC OXYGENJ 0 • 7 CACTERINE PAY TETTERINE! PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER ENT G M C WASTE C W • DIAMOND FRAME * ARIEL CYCLE MFG. GO. P' r P �Attga Democrat, Gov I v, ti uhon win iiu.iv. l IIEUE are, or course, a few ceiv (Mi mu m . t rii ,v<.,. u r n HI HiLHiisiioiio. i t.iihti 5,000 troups, under strong headed extrefftest in $4,117.84. and thee wftf left North Carolina who want of­ over from tne previous ve. Gen Hnowden, to Homestead ! $524.14, making a total of II. R. Dougherty. ErtiiAr. v i\-Errors, Publisher where they quietly took pos­ fice themselves and are op­ $4,041.08, of which amount R. session of Mr.Carnegie's great posed to the regCsLYr nomi­ $848.03 are still on hand • INCORPORATE DHon works, and pat Mr. Car­ nees of the democratic party. and $3,798.OS were sqSent'for 1 hursday t July 21, IS02 We mean especially A Mia nee the school interests. J. E. FJNLEY, President. G. W. GREENLEE, Cashier. negie's agents in possession. The supt. says the, schools AUTHORIZED LA I'll XL. $500,000. It will tie remembered that men, a few who aYipear to do are growing in uniformity, .NATIONAl. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. quite c difficulty had taken every thing possible to defeat and the serious need of more iSUBSCRIhED LA PITA />, $33,000. I'or JVosideift: place between 5,000 dlscharg the'democratic ticket, which money to run them longer. D IRECTORS : J. E. Finley, J. T. Pederi, W. M. AbslieV, E. (iHOVER CLEVELAND, ed workmen, who took pos­ has on it several Allianeemen S. Blair and T. B Finley. rf New York. session of the works, and 300 of the true stump. These Does a general banking business Tvn 1 solicits Vffc Ac­ For Vice President; Pinkertons whom thecompa self-w illed fellows may cause counts of merchants and business rheh generally. AD LA I E. STEVENSON, liy sent'to defeat the work­ North Carolina to go repub­ of Illinois. men and take possession. lican next fall. Believing as STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. The Pinkertons, as westated we do that the only political last week, were badly defeat­ salvation for North Carolina For Governor: ELI AS CAKR, ed, several being killed by the is in remaining loyal to the of Kdgeeonibp workmen. But, when rega­ democratic party, therefore in r sworn officers came, the we beseech yon, brethren, to For Lieutenant Governor: HUFFS A. DOUGH TON, workmen gave away without work. We will spin it for ten ctS per pound', or make it infd ol Alleghauv. even a show of defence, and H A VE the best ftelboted And goods if you prefer. We haVe a h.rge and varied lineofour sent a committee to General THE prospectus of the Nor­ largest stock of goods ever Own goods, and also of For Secretary of Si ate: Snowden, who stated that mal and Industrial School brought to this place a fid GENERAL MERCHANDISE WttP'H WE WILL OUTAVIUS POKE, of Wake. the workmen woall do nil for women, located at Greens­ perhaps the best selection ill sell to you very low. To partifS who will gather loads f 4 f wool in t heir neighborhoods and bring to 'lis', we will offer th*3* could to preserve order. boro, has been sent Us. This the 'County. For Auditor: Special inducements, tibd we hope this year to trade witfi is a State school, and will be­ ROBERT M. FUHMAN. every wool-grower in WATAUGA COUNTY. of Buncombe. Our agent wilt ftrton call to see vou with samples Of A T ftie meeting of the mag- gin its first year's work Sept. goods-, arid we hope you will givejiim your orders. 28. All Charges will nOt bC isn-ates in June to elect conn For Treasurer: • 1 hatfikhtgyon fob'past fhvors u e n)'e, v'otirs truly, DONALD VV. BAIN, t.y commissioners, two mem­ more than $128 a year. To of Wake. bers of the new board elect those, who intend teaching} MB. MARTIN late­ The Elkia Woden Mills. the necessary expenses will be ly returned from tlv6 •For Supt. of Public Instruction: were at the time, and arestill, Mnroli 17, magistrates. There is a plain $88. Write for further infor­ JOHN C. SCAB BOROUGH, Nortlv, where he spent of Johnston. statute against the election mation to President Mcfver, A week bfiying GOODS, of magistrates ascominisAion Greensboro^ N. C. And we have almost For Attornwr-Geaeral: X Crs. WhilG t'iel )EMOCUAF be­ anything heeded in FRANK I. OSBORNE, 80; EVERY-0NE AH<>n Id save till they "jiff and YOU of Mecklenburg. lieves that these two gentle­ Cyrils W. Field died at his THIS should begin bv having your men, H. H. Farthing and J. home in New York the 12th, cttunty , At pri'Ces that For Judge of the Twelfth District: SKWi.Ma HACMiMSS OF flii, U. Horton, are the choice of at an advanced age. Mr. defy com pe­ GEORGE A. SHUFORD, And iiol of the man Who riliis tin4 wagon itnd wells for $50 or $(>0. til* people and are good men Field had the first Atlantic tition. I will sell ydii good lor $25. Machine needles libit will lit niry Eor Electors at Large: yet it would hot like for them cable laid, find uiade a World CHARLES B. AYCOCK. rrutchiue, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. 1 liavvn good stock to be thrown into an embar- wide reputation by the act. ROBERT B. GLEN\> lints, of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 ct» to $1. J dint rods 7 5 ctfl to $1.50. assing position When they en­ There were three sons, Judge Shoes, Trout flies 30 ots per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per W E A R E , as a people, los­ ter Upon their new duties Field, of the U. S. Supreme toothing, dozen, sent by liui'il. NcT.ttiigfor ^eins, and splits of artv length ing, to a certain extent, our in December. We are confi­ Court ; David Dudley Field; a complete. Base-balls ()T the very McV^, for $1 cacli sen! IB nuiil. Ladies trimmed awe for the mysterious. Home dent something Will be done New \ork lawyer, and Gyrus Do ndt fdii TO wftVe t6 f pi ices. Ri 'spwtfullv, and Untrunmed hats; so us to make the election of W. Field-, all distinguished people rejoice over it and Ribbons, & P. AMiKL men. claim that it was all super­ these men legal. Flowers, May 21, 91. k.XO.X VILLh. / L.XS. stition. The result of this i'lumes. T HE Congressional Conven­ "Cleveland 1r goihg to car­ departure from an universal Notions, ry the countr.V, and it won't W oodruff. -. w. t. otMMfc attribute of the human fami­ tion at Wilkesbofo was n ESTACLISHED 1865. very harmonious one. Hon. do for Us to lose this State; »ind fancy Heavy ly is a serious loss of n qunligtdCeries. We have got to win. f aiil jfy which is ndiuired in our W. H. Bower, of Caldwell, social, literary, and religious was nominated unanimously convinced that Cleveland is stronger With the people than 1^6 & 178 Cay Street, KNOXVI.LLE, TENPK ±> circles, b> many people of in­ for f-ongress, and Mr; d. K. Lewd Ien, of Hurry, for elector llill would have been." So telligence. HARDWARE. TO se lis before you buy. Is a man mnde^i worse cit­ for this district. Mr. Dower's sovh Crocket*, the leader of Cutlerv, Axes, Nails Locks, Hlrfges, To ols, Horse and Tnmnidny. H e are in a posi­ Mule ohoes, &c , 4c. izen by believing that his nomination had beenconcedi-'ropH will Krowbetterif plant for *ome months. We can tion to save AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Genuine Oliver Chilled Plows, Syracuse Hillside Plows,' yon money. ed when the moon is in a ?ei not add any tiling to his pop­ The N >w York World shunts Brown's Double Shovel Plows, Cider M ills. Straw Cut­ ularity in this cobnty.fot ev­ the democrats to make a tain quarter? Is the fireside Very Respectfully, ters, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shellers, Hay I ~orks, Scythes, Cradle and 'Snaths, Ba. bed Wire, &c., At c. talk of your friend made less ery body knows him, and as strong fight for the West and H. (. MARTL\ & Co. for the democratic vote, he establish Western HCadqifarCONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES.' , interesting by a good mixt­ Dynamite, Blasting Pbwder, Steel, Iron, i Shovels, Pick*,' Blotting iRCk J tine 30, '92. ure of folk-lore? Arehischil- will get it entire and We hear ters. Mattocks, Scrapors, Sledge and Drill Ha mmors, Black­ smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, &c. dren's minds poisoned by in­ of many republicans who are Pnbl't' S< hools. anxious to help Hort. Mr. AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS. nocent fairy tales? There is, From county supt. FranParker's Phot Guns, Remington, Bak4 r and English, of course, a great deal of fal­ Lewellen will make a flue Cam cuiii's report we gather the Shot Guns, Winchester and Colt's 5Ufles, Loaded pnign of the district far dro­ lacy. and often unnecessary Shells, Rife Powder, Shot, Lead, Firth H6 oks and Lines,' following etntiflrties: Fishing Rods, &c. ver Cleveland. uneasiness caused by the be­ There are 4,056 white chil­ SPECIALTIES. lief in signs and divinations, dren of school age, 2 ,103 Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and L eather Belting*' IT \sas Urged by several in yet it is an open question Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-proof Safes, Wire males, 1052 females. The Screen Doors and Winoow Frames, Paver Bags, &o. whether it is not better to the county convention that cohered children mfmberl >3, EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. believe in such things rather there was need of a more 73 males and 90females. The I wish to call the attention Buggie Pi^eetons, Carriages, Spring Wagons, Mouri-. thorough organization of the than something worse. tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wagons wo Wheel Carts, public schools enrolled 1 ,380 of the trade to the fact That Send for Catalogue and prices. Literature has been robbed democratic forces in thecoun wlfite males arid 1231 fe­ 1 ant now offerihg some rare ty. There should be at once of its soul. It is the mysteri­ , . Special attention given to orders by mafi, We respectmales with an average at­ ous that we all admire in a an organization in each town tendance of 29. The colored bargains in hbtetrt, s h o e s . 701*1 y solictf your patronage. pjem or a story. Take that s h i p w i t h a c h a i r m a n a n d schools enrolled 38 males ami hats, ready-rivrfde clothing, W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. familiar poem of Moore's, on secretary. It is the duty of 44 females, and had an a ver prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ KNOXVf LLE, TENW. the "Luke of the Dismal every good democrat to do age attendance of 12%. At ware, such as plows, boer, 176 & 178 Gay Street, ghONmls,-spaded}- tracechains, all he cun for his party du­ Swamp," and the only true the white teachers' institute, F INLAY M. H OLSILAW poetry in it is the supersti­ ring the next few months. the attendance Was41 males.- arid, in' fact, anything you W ILL \V. H OLHCLATV. need in this lfne. tious b?lief of the young lov­ The D EMOCRAT has no mo­ 10 females and one colored er that his sweetheart still tive in view except the good male. There are 62 districts 0 lived and floated her white of the country in asking ev­ for white and 0 for colored, Did yon kmSw you Could get 4, 5 and 6 lbs of coffee for canoe by the fire fly lamp. ery one who can to aid in ex* in which districts there Were ^1 Of); ahinairit'-e, 5 yd.; Ilea vy domestic 7% c yd; good When the human race gets tending the cause of democ­ taught 56 white sahools and o•vhroi s 7j4 to 8 e yd: fine llannel and plaid dress goods f"racy and good government. so they class the mysterious 3 colored schools. The school I keep constantly ori' iVriiid iV du<Ud from 65 to 55 c. These are beaiftiftP goods no two as superstition they sound a full supid.v of grocer­ eiUorS a'bRe cut into draus patterns; effme at»d get yon a property for whites is Valued lbng *a re well to poetry. We A disastrous fire raged for at $5,680. that of the color­ ies consist ing in part of Su- fin*' dress' while they are cheap, fled ltdttuels'^Ye *YnlI up", We have ii!I cOlois in worsteds, dre^s gingbn'ms. gimps fi.ie have no q barrel with science, several days recently in St. ed at $165. The colored gat, Coffee, Hibe, etc., dress rMttifiing in all shades, seat by ijjail,' alt wool filled John's, New Foundhmd, de­ it is bettering the physical children had on an average which will be sold ascheupas jeans 85 e and Up. sole leather 25 arid 80 c lb, ki] 60 e,' „p. amtBO kips condition of the race, but it stroying the Methodist col­ a fraction over 13 weeks they can be bought in the y .\ e have plenty oi mens boots and sln/ps coarse and tine, is leaving us the cold, sense­ lege, Masonic Temple, Eng­ school, the whites a fractiOri mountains. also A omen and eblldrens hats, in alt prices and styles. less truths in* place of a ref­ lish Cathedral, the finest Goth over 10 weeks. The male 1 ennUot, in this snmli space Ladies hat trimmings in endless varieties, drugs, turf oil ? ; erential and religious feeling ic structure on the continent, teachers in the white schools toll yoti of half the bargains N, .and B. oil., oil spike, castor oil, 8. oil, tine iron, sweet ft r thing* mysterious. Take Supreme Court, and other received $21.01 average per I pm prepared to offer, but spts nitre arid borax, indigo, copperas,-sblgar of lead, cal­ omel, etc. etc. L"arge lot of beautiful glass, double and Government buildings. The the fierce'and bitter orif month, the females $19.62%. invite yotf, una and all, to single, lantern globes, goblets" arid tmrib'ers, lamp and they have made upon the Bi­ I'oss is supposed to $20,000,- The co'oredj male teachers' come and see. Thirty-six in­ ble, trying to degrade it with 000, with $5,000,000 insur­ s:i 1 aries a veraged $16.54. ches to the yard and sixteerf ance. Fourteen thousand are other works of literature, and thought to be homeless. Pres­ One school hotrso for each ounces to the pound has ev you have a fair sample of ident Harrison bus* offered race was btfilt. Thefe were er been mv motto, arid 1 I • O ' I e a i i n O , ' ' / \ M 1 n o M L n < I n j a e m i i t j y v u i | n u i v i n i v w i o eAnyt a^i spe us' ,vHi5n you vvant anything, yqii will find it their work. assistance. 58 teachers examined and hope to receive in the futifre, beriv We d^flit ,youV trade arid will treat you right every There are things that can­ What I have so much enjoy­ finie we cup"a nil will sell you goods cheaper than anybody granted certificates. ed in the past, the liberal pat ride, as we buy in large lots and get the bottom prices not be explained in all of the W E hope ffiafi Hie demo- The following figures show We want all country produce at the highest market Creator's works. Let us then crate will be fhittk in their the financial condition of the ronage of the public. Most Respectfully, He wot too ready to ensi off dircu«sion of candidates this the schools: p aces Yours anxious to please aid beliefs as mere supersti­ vear, and decideforthestronIJ. D. TAlt'LOR. The total 3chool money rction. ValleOucis, May 10, 92. igest man for every place. rifl ! North Wilkeshoro, North Carolina. WITHOUT A W WE WOCL! UXXDIL Bring "Us Your Wool This Your, OUR # THESE ARK It AR1> TIMES SPECIALITIES. W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. A BIG CTJT OH. PEICES. SOLID FACTS, tuu(i:un;s *• J • ¥ . 4 WILL W. NOLSC LAW &BRU 9 �'r~ - \ Vrnvi *'. "T >» • N, <\ I —Rev. A. L. Denny, a Wake ing to open n and i unks j 'v 'i vin ed that Mr. P ' c c c . c a c e c c c c c o •Cleveland, is stronger y ith To T HE W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT. Forest student, spent a few that it is equal to in quantb Editor hours in town \londay. Mr. tjy and superior, in quality to , .pleqfie ,allow me space,in the ^eb^le t ban, $ r., 11 ii I 1 copy 1 year....;...';:: $1.00 Dentil is qoinblniag health tlie celepra ted Cranberry iron .your, p^dper for a few items \voukJ have been and ijmt " i'i months. 50 u the pqj'ty.jK not wenkybed by & m o n t h s . 5 5 and pleasure v in a mountain ' mines, which heat lone time from this section. : \ . j o~ -tramp. owned and leaped to devel­ ,,i Our people are complaining H is nqaiination. I huveboen , A DVERTISING II ATES. . v' * : » • i. ^ 1 » • I > ;\ of "hard times" and scanq^y 1 qpking over; the, field and 1 1 inch lweek. $ ;-75 4; —Special bargains in every op. of money. Politics are the a in conyinced also t hatt/leyei l " 1 m o n t h . . . . . . . . 1 . . 7 5 thing ju uiy line of goods for 1 » ' •• ' ' M'Cfi band ruff leads jbo blanching general topip of the day, It laud cqii carry the 8tate by! 1 " 3 " 3.00 1 " 6 " , 5.00 the next $0 days. Don't for­ mql baldness, cure it with Hall's seems'that the billion dollars a larger majority than any %< 1 year...,., 1 7.00 get to 9ull and buy what yon Hair Renewer. contributed, b.v Benny and Presidential candidate in a 1 column 1 week.....;..,....,... 0.00 want while prices are dow n. i • oi • ; c. his friends did not come this geinjTJj.tipn"—Richard Croker, 1 " 1 mofiti i.............13.5 0 This for cash. W. L. B RYAN. From ZlouvUlc. J " 3 V 25.00 wav. There were some rich Chief of TamunWiy. Editor DerycKTHt: ! j• : v J " 6 «. .37.50 —Special bargains ip my The health of our people is Qertia'gogues that had an hn1 " 1 year. ....50.00 entire line of goods. Don't quite good now—better than derstanding with uncle Ben Cleveland and .Stevenson fail to give me a call when about that money, and, Tor were informed of their nomi­ Entered at the Postoffiyeat you come to .towA', for I will it has been for years. The Fourth of J lily was, a ,his kindness in, that, they nations bn the 20th. Boone, N. C., aTs BCcond-class do yoU good if yqu want any mail matter. grand day at ZionVille. The .have given him the noniiqathing At all. W. L. B R Y AN. O d d F e l l o w s m: e t a t• , j t h e lion, the second. But the i i —Tnofl. Settle was .nomi­ church and had memorial peotde are not going to be local k r nated for ConpreSs in theotfi services in memor f v ; of two d? imposed u|ion again. They CONSTIPATION 11 and other district, at Greensborb, on ceased rpembers of the,Lodge q're beginning to awaken to •Hurrn&for Bo wer! bowel complaints the 15th. Four of the eight —Some grass is beiVig cut. counties would not vote. W. ow.it: Dr. J. H. i hiirch and their interest, and, as they <cured and prevented A. R, King. A memorial sei*- do so ; , they will surely 1 irdi by the prompt —A large bear jvAs seen in P. Bynurn washoMinated for inon WHS preached by tlie their destinies with the dem­ ,v use of tloone one night last week. electbr. p a s t o r, and the brethren ocratic party., They are be­ —Mr. Ed Holclen, of Hick­ --•Miss Emilia Morton re­ marched to the graves .of, the ginning to think of the con­ Ayer's Cathartic Pills turned to her home on New deceased a h d deposited a dition that our country ory, is in the county. They River last, week, accompa­ flower bV, sprig of eVer-green. would be in after four more regulate the liver, —Mr. and Mrs. W. L. BryBlair and The sensatipn of our to\yrt .Venrfi Of extravagance and ; an are visiting 6Yi CoVeCreek. nied by Misses Cleanse the stomach, Saunders. Miss Emma is en used by a bear Uiea kihg npsrule. Let them have anand greatly assist —There are about 250sum­ has been leaching in North into sprnig hoVises. It is be­ qtlier opportunity to condigestion. ^ lieved that it is que that, has mer visitors at Blowing Rock. Wiikesboro. .Iribute the people's mdnpy Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. escaped its owner'. P, —Capt. Coffey returned &at —Eli was the man who got July 12, 1892. to suit their own ideas and Every Dose Effective* Urday from Va. with leti tine there, but taste, and purcountry would he was no Worses. more successful than will be "I was prostrated with^i se­ be in a deplorable condition. —Are we to have a reunion Hort. Bower after the elec­ vere billious complaint," w.ri|tes The actions of the republi­ THIS IS NO. HUM this summer? WViAt say the tion, for, if there is anything ErbHtus Southvorlh, of a qatli* cans. jn their nqtiOnal con­ Me ''After vainly. ti;vhig num­ veterans? in signs, he will surely get to ber of remedies', I was finally in­ ventions, in refusing to ac­ hUG T(i DRAW duced to take AVer's IMIIH. I bad cept the great statesman of We wish to call attention to our Congress with both feet. MFMoney to Ib'hn on ap­ TRADE I scarcely takeii Iwo boxes when I Maine as. their candidate for line of second-hand proved security. Apply t o . -rMr* R. L. Council), who is waS Completely cured.'' ITcsident and rejecting him -oEuggies, Carts, wagons, Will W. Holsclaw, Vilas. N.C. building a fine residence for in what will probably be his Hacks, Harness Etc, bttlTUAHY. —Marion Btotler, president W. R. Lovill at Sutherland, 1 MEAN BUSINESS; last, appearance in public life, of the Alliance; will support took his wife 'arid child re n Sarah Farthing, wife of the for no other apparent reason They are ahhoslb good us new, -r ti- lh bkek with him Sunday to l a t e D u d l e y F a r t h i n g , a n d than that they were afraid umi persons wishing to buy can tIceland and Carr. <5 j secure bargains by calling on us. Spend Soine weeks visiting in daughter of Hiram and Nan­ he could not be let by tlie i J'om nqw.iuitil t bo first (lav? —The Sunday Schools h?re We have a big lot or N E W ; cely and that hospitable neighbor­ cy Wilson, was born,May the money lords, is proof suffi­ hre progressing n jf Af»i il I wilksell iny stock of hood. > <. *», * . •, itltb, 1?»20. $he and her bus cient that they respite the four BUGGIES, WAGQNSe CAtt^S, seem to be doing good work. 1 , HARNlaS&i -Rev. Mr. Pell assisted by band joined the Cove Creek years of extravagance and CLOTltlNG —The post office at Valleon hand, which will' bit sold on two other able Presbyterian Baptist Church together in corruption, if they get an op­ Crueis is now being, supplied reasonable terms. If we hovenbl ^ . —AND— ministers, will begin a series the year 1843, of which they portunity. • The people must by the Boone and Elk Park both remained members un­ see that their true interest got what you want, we will of meeting at the A u fe t i n ta|le.pleasure iij getting any thnii line. achodl house on Coye Creek| til ^heiij dHltli. She was much are with the party, that, has thing for you io our linq. We buy .II 1 • J • « JIT . .FI• 0 —Master Geo. Shiiford, of Thursday before fifth Sunday devdted to- her .ichdrch, al­ always stood firm for the direct-. froxp »manufActurerH and At 10 per eo'ut. alcove Hickory, is spending a few in this month which they i.ri- though affliction preven^.d rights of the people; that be­ can, theretorfy give y'du very dn3*s with Master Stewart jtend to continue through ihe hef fVom attending it but lit­ lieves in. protection fqr the close prices. . COST! tle *or some years before she weak instead of the strong; •' ' .1 (j"' Coffcv. following week. We have a full . • o of ne\v Har line /-, • jf ' ' ' (* died. She appeared to becon —rD « ... —The County Supetttitend- —Quite a , i large party of scioils that her end on earth that would not make the ness—'rCpll«irs, bridles, eto,—ev­ Ifyoii »ioir trthink 1 mean jt J..M «... i ^ t> » (.'V rich, richer, and the poor, ent examined § i x teachers Johnson City people spent erything in.the harness Jihe. Can Thursday, all of whom ob­ Monday night at Coffey's ho­ was near for some tinle be­ poorer. In the contest of elec­ beat.the world on prices. come and look tliro,ugh my fore she died. . tion this fa"l there is much at tained certificates. tel. Ifyey fihve beep at the ;f31}e remarked to a friend We Will tyike in exchange, —On account of high wa­ Mineral springs in Ashe Co., t'iiat she mig|it live longer steak.. Let every democrat horses, mules, And also good beel i fer Prof. Pat toil failed to and tire returning home. ,W. thaq May, but believed she rally to the standard, for cattle.. Give lis.a call. It wont.c(is,t ,you opoj cent if fill his appointment in Boone f . Kaw, Dr. C. H, Taylor, would die in thatrfionth. 8^e "united We stand, divide 1 we HENKEL, CRAIG & CO., you dont, purchase. , 4 J. D F(n'cette and Mr. Har- spoke of Her death as many full.". lA'iioir i\. C. Saturday. f ock and, ,. In your county I have heard I h«ive n a large s ris, with several ladies, com­ people speak of taking a joiir —Rev. Mr. Grillbortibr will the name of Capt. E. F. Lov­ posed the party. want 10 get. r.idi of it lief ore ney. Sh»j passed away, peace ill spoken of for representa­ fill Rev. Mr. Pell's appointspring. tnent at 11 o'co.ck next Sun­ .—Rev. Thos. Lawrance, D. fully on June 2#th, '92, aged tive. With such a. leader. 1 A Gold Watch & $204; n i>., President of the Asheville 72 years, 1 month and d day in the court house. • i, do not think the democrats That, is what everyjA gent recei­ ves who gets lip a club on our #1 —Don't fail t8 see my stock Noimal and Collegiate Insti­ days. The corpse was buried can fail to hesucoessful there. per week plan. ^ •> » <v \ «ST-oA'i.E AN6 LOOR ! -M tute, was In our county last at the Wilson grave yatd jn of clothing. 1 am selling at 1 have also heard the name Our 14 karat gold-filled, cases week, working in the intef&jt the presence of a large con­ the lowest prices ever heard of H. A. Dobbin, Jr., nien- are warranted lor 20 years. Fine of his school. The first ses­ gregation of relatives a n d '« i " J Elgin o r tionfMi. by many of the lead­ Stem wind Waltham inovemcnti I would caliJTyoiir attention of. L. B r V a K. and set. Ladie s or sion begins Sept. tfi'e 1st and friends. Elder A. C. Farthing ing democrats, for Register of Gent's size. Equal to any fifty —Don't forget the Sunday promises to be ope of the conducted the funeral, servito the big cut. in. 1prices in my < i t 11 v. 4 . •' < Deeds. Mr.. Dobbins is a vdr.y dollar watch. To secure agents School Convention at Cove grandest schbbls ever estab­ ceS. whici\ appeared quitp,apwhere we have we sell other lires. populay young man; has few,-) of the Huntingnone, watclles one Case for Creek on the 30th. If^yougo lished in the South, as.every- PTopnate, as he belongs to er.enemies than any man in the club price #'28.|and send C. O. to a Sunday School yo\i can thing is taught, from the art the same generation to which ray -knowing. If lie is tio:ni~ I). By Express with privilegeof«x be a delegate. jf preparing a nice dinner to the deceased belonged. nated he .will carry a very ami nation before paving for the • <. / . .* same, j Mrs. Far.tfiing lived a wid­ large vote. -* —John Elrod, Esq., says the highest sciences. The cost Many -wishes for the success Ouungent at Durham, N. C. per year is, only #100, and ow for ipqrteen years.. Her there will be more rye made writes.: • on New RWer this v year J than we are glad to know several btlsHand preceded .fierto the of the D EMOCRAT.: : * *• "Outjjewelers have con tossed they < i ' - A D EMOCRAT. „ , a i < i t. don,t know how you can furnish for the two previous years. of our girls in this communi­ land of rest that Jong, §he July 12,'92. such «work'fb'r the money." ty will attend, There is no was the mother of ten chil­ Rye is good ftll over the One g00d.relia4)le wanted use for our j&flrle to grow up dren and op.ly three survive The President h a s with-, for each place; writeagentparticu­ county. for H Ji . •» (! v .!• in ignorance when such op­ her to mourn her loss., Mr. drawn thepominatioii of tjie lars. J -E MP I RE W ATCH (!O, —Mr. D. D. Dougherty has portunities are offered. VV.e Thomas Roaminger's vy i f e, negro Cruni, as pi)stmnsU , ; : 48 a 5ndOMaiden Lane, N. Y. accepted a position as, fceh dri­ will say more of the advan­ Mr. L. W.j Farthing's wife, at Charleston,.8. ('. er in Holly Springs Col lege at T" • • '• "M -3 tages of this school, its facul­ and Mr. James Farthing's Butler, Tenn. The fie|t ses­ ,At a recent meeting of the ——C ty, etc., in the future. wife, who is in the West., She Democratic Executive Com­ sion begins Aug. the 8tn. also leaves feleven grand-chil- mittee at Raleigh, it was^xle—The News siiiii (Observer —Mr. D. B. Dougherty re­ dreu. cided to put fifteen speakers says that, Gov. Hplt has giv­ turned after seyeral d a y s Peace be to her ashes and in the field at once. en permission to ,tb $ hw work at the Miljer mines Fri­ rest to,her spirit. She rests THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE Light Infaiitry, ,ol Chester, day and went back , to work OF S. C., to go int-o camp at Monday. He is very onthusi from her J 3 b o r g ard; Her Agriculture and McchatliC Arts Blowing Rock. astic over,tile mine. lie has works follow her. We laid UC ht« Op,n.rt»nlty; l>OX'T —W. D. Joneef has called developedYor 40 feet a very her away in the hope of meet, Will b.egin its fourth sesyioa Sep­ I1C \onr«, ltrad«i . Tb« majority n#fioct Mlaa portnnities. And from lf> the republican convention in r i c h v e i n o f i q a g n e t i c o r e . ing her.again in that Vest that tember 2, 1892,, .County Super­ ohtcuritv! Ilnrrowiufthat estate liv® in povtny snd III®y dtfepnir ft th®Moi of'lliAnj. th for#v®rb>»t. cpportrtnliy. 1.1ffc this Congressional drstrjcttQ TheTein cab be traced fot a remains for the people of God. intendents of Education nyill vext look hack on lost. B® up nnd doing, lynprrteyour t»!••••• • In®! R#ach®ut. oppof^nV Good bye, sister, good, bye! a mitre ap|tlicrt,Ti1si for: admission. nhy.'nnd necnreprofpirkv. prnimiiede®. Porlmi# oners A meet in Wi'.kesboro, August by a philotoph*r, thai "th® Godd«» Total cost #100. Address gohlrn opportntiity anilenchpArhcw Atof rieltea; fail to da to leini period of Rf#^ A FRIEND. 17th, to no m ina te cahjclidates, half a mile and is thoifglft to embrace the chance, lUepoure ent Iter •o and the deparm. nerer \9'return." How *hall yoe find A. (J. HOLLADAY, Pres., for congress nnd presidential he 4(1 feet thick. The mtue Zionville, July 12, 1392. the OOLPKH opportunity? evert chanee tnet appears worthy, and of fait premise , filial ie what all file_ ^ Raleigh. 1^, R. eetefnl men do. Hare it an nppertMaUy* each as it not ofteti has recently passed into the elector. - or ^ within thertach At takorihg people. invpiVHfid, Il will SiTS, As there,is nq royal road to at ltaet. a Mart in lift tha «WWftpppoftnnity (fit — A little five-year-old son hands of Jveventhorpe, Gw^n learning, so there is no magical many it hero. M ooeyr te h® tiads rapidly and MilotAlUy RESPECTFULLY, by any indnttriout parson of attjifif All agtt. Yon ctb ^ 1 of Reuben Hartley, living on & Co., who are able and wil­ ctfrc for-disease. The eflfei t, how­ Is better than the ifin* scflle a)?ent wbo tells do tha work ®a«ilylive at hpthfi. wbtrorer#1#art. Even101 and ron beiriniiert are earning front to par day. can do at wall If yfip will work, not too hard, but Indoatrb the Blue Ridge, was pill nful- ling td spend money enough ever, of taking Ayers jSar&apa- you as g-ospel truth that the W. L BitYAK onily; and yod car iarreaaa your income at yon goon. Toa can give tpaTft timee^ilt, or all yonr time to the work. Eaay - ly hurt, by an ox hooking it JONES' $60 5 TON not raoiUrea. Wa at. rna. AlUatoia* to thoroughly develop t h e rilla for blood disorders comes as is not a stahdard scale, andWAGGN SCALE to loam Capitaland raaily wonderful rt w a inatrnct and paratively new in the eye. Dr. Reeves wait­ near magic as can be expected of For free book and price list,equal to any made. •how yon how free. Paftare unknown among our work address mine. George Dugger, Esq., any mere human agencv. This era No room to explain here. ^ rite nnd learn all frefi c o o o o o o o o o o o o d ' ed on the child and thinks the Mttmfrii «• il VirwiH'lb Mif Addreat at once, ft • Co.* Boy «*<» l*wi tlaud, Maikkan expert at miffing, is help­ is due to its purif t arid strength. Toms ofBinrtiffltotr.Btiifttaiaton. s.y, eye can be saved. SuiiHCttJPTiON RATB 8 •iB\ t.\s mum 1 ktews. ." y ATTENTION, BUYERS!! OVERCOATS STOCK ,m • • - A ROBBER OR THIEF te* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 4 Issue 48 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_0721_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: July 21, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-07-21 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/fd5294684c66f8f86880eb17f5d1fd39.pdf a41c88d18dc0c9c906df5bceec20f65f PDF Text Text =* VOL 4 PROFESSIONAL. UOOXE, WATAUGA COUNT V, N. C. THUKBDAY, JULY, ,28 L892 NO; 49. DISCOVERED NOAH S ARR. General News. LETTER. generally credited w ith keep­ had simply been color before. * I » ing his seat in the Senate for A Greek Prlfst Claims to Have Seen 1 saw tile shape. It was that 1 he exact physical centre From our Regular Correspondent. no other purpose than to tile Original Houoie-Roat on Mount of a great vessel--the fjtrk. of the United States is the W. B. C0UNC1LL, JR. Arrarat. The rear end, the one most stone at Fort Riley. Kansas, Air. Harrison is findingout look after legislation nffectATTORNEY AT LA M. exposed from the snow, was which, marks the grpve of i n g interests — principally San Francisco Examiner. that the candidate who at­ Boone, N. C. tempts to run his campaign Washington real estate—in 4 Dr. John Joseph Nouri. a in view first. Going around Major Qgden, who died of I saw it nil. cholera in 1855. according to his own will, which he has money invest­ priest of the Greek Church, W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). ed. claims to have seen and pho­ "1 know it was over three \V. T- Ste'aii, of London, without regard to the opin­ Boone, N. C. Public opinion has upset tographed the genuine ark hundred feet long, and i t England, has 18 persons em­ ion of all the men who have stood u p fully one hundrefeet ployed to translate the Bible Resident Physician. -Office been regarded as party lead­ one of the corrupt bargains of Noah. on King Street north of Post ers. and to make every one by which John C. New, se­ "Never before have I told high. There were some win­ into the language of the com­ Office. dow-like turrets or protru­ mon people. else connected with the cam­ cured the nomination of Mi. of the story for publication," Harrison a t Minneapolis. said he, "and I never told it sions on top of it and one or There is a factory in Chica­ paign but humble agents to K. F. LOVILL more at the sides. A roof go w hich makes shoes for the carry out his orders without The nomination of the negro, to anybody, except to a fewhad evidently rounded and ATTORNEY AT LAW, William I). Oum, to be post­ people in India:" asking questions or making dead, almost always white master at Charleston, South "I will tell you why 1 did covered it, but the snow had for women and children, and Boone N. C. suggestions is a higeontraot. crushed much of it in, a n d black for uien. The brainey men who go in­ Carolina, which he practical­ not announce it before. It is three-fourths of it was cover­ DR. L.C, REEVES. to politics will not consent to ly admitted to the Senate because some people I told it H. W. Crosby died recently postoffice committee was giv­ to laughed and would not be ed and filled with snow. The PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON become any man's lackeys. in, his 78th year at Jonesen him as the price of his lieVe it. Therefore, I said, I sun was shining with great Office at Residence. That is why Mr. Harrison vote for the nomination of will not te'.l it unless tneyask b r i l l i a n c y . I t w a s r e a l l y burgh, N. J. He is to be re­ Boone, N. I. had so much trouble in get­ Mr. Harrison, has been with­ me, but when they do, I will warm, almost hot in its rays. membered as the inventor of ting a chairman for the re­ drawn, because republican tell the entire story. Mean­ Below the snow was melting, fruit canning. L. D. LOWE, publican National committee W. F. Harrity, of Pennsyl­ members of that committee time, I will trust to the fu­ yet a cold wind blew on the and finally bed to take Fas­ vania, has been chosen chair­ top. ture to verify what I have ter, who was almost entirely told Mr. Harrison that after "It was not, however.swir­ man of the national demo­ Oram's statement and those seen. unknown outside of Montana of other and more reputable "It was on April 25, at a- ling the snow, and therefore cratic campaign committee. previous to the Minneapolis Mike Easter, of Davie Go., NOTARY witnesses they would n o t bout 2 o'clock in the after­ everything was as clear and convention, and was proba­ unobstructed as it is possible aged 70 years, was returning noon, that 1 finally saw the BANNER'S ELK, N. 0. bly willing tonccept Mi. Har­ vote for hisonfiruatioii. The to imagine it. home with a load of still South Carolina delegation in ark upon the mountain. rison's eonditionsCongress did good work in "There were with me a Ka- "I was almost overcome. slops, one barrel of which A goodly crowd of demo The sight of the ark, thus ver rolled on the horses causing era tic Senators and Repre­ bringing out the facts in this hraman, Augustine, Ahenna, disgraceful bai ter and saleof Assyrian Christians, m e n of ifyiug the truth of the Scrip­ them to run away, throwing BEKTIST, sentatives will go over to Upeh an important Federal the desert and Mohataadans, tures in which I had before, the old man out and instant­ New York to be present at ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. office, and not a few republi­ owners of the horses and don no doubt, but which for the ly killing nim. ( Offer* his professional services the big demonstration which can Senators were glad of the keys, or masters and guides sake of those who did not be­ T h e latest snake story to the people ol Mitchell, is to accompany the formal lieve, I was glad, filled HI e comes from Rome, Ga. A Watauga and adjoining coun- notifying of Cleveland and exposure, although they did o* the cavalry. "We had journeyed slowly with gratitude. snake was seen lying in the. He*.#®*\Yo In A mateial used Stevenson of their nomina­ not care to make it them­ GRATITUDE FOR TIIE RIGHT. road asleep. A man pussing mid all work nuaran teed.'1Q* and with great effort up the selves. May 1 1 y. tion. "1 was transported a u d stuck his umbrella , in it and Representative Bailey, of side of the lolt.y cone, which Fob Oatcs, chairman of the Texas, has been looking up reached to u height of about triumphant in feeling, a n d it flew awa.v with out-stretch­ House committee which went thanked God for His graces, ed wings like a goose. to Homestead to investigate precedents concerning t h e 18,000 feet" and for the proved truth of It is told of a tnafi down in the lubor trouble at the Fur* drawing of salary for the "We had previously attemp­ ATTORNEY A 7 LAW, time they are absent by mem ted the ascension of both this His Holy Word. Rockingham that he gave a, MAIUO N \ I : N . C Regie works, sa.vs the com­ beis of Congress. He says and the other peak; it was in "The top of the ark that $2,500 mortgage on his farm mittee will make a report the still remained, was covered and listed it at $300 tor tax­ -<o)latter part of this w«»ek of that previous to the war the March and we wept below to Will pVhctice in .the courts of their visit to Homestead. It law providing for a deduc­ the foot-hills and remained for with a cap from five to ten es. . feet of snow, but in other pla Watauga. Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ tion of pay when members another month. The report is abroad that ell and all other counties in the is not positively known what were absent from any other ces, where the top had fallen THE TOILSOME JOURNEY. the 3 C R. R. has been sold, western district ^Special ntten •he nature of that report will f ion given to the collection of be, but it is believed that the cause t h a n sickness was "On this occasion much of in, I judge the snow is from and work will begin August thirty to fifty feet deep. claims. 1st on the line between Mari­ c o m m i t t e e w i l l t i k e t h e strictly enforced, and liedoea the snow on the lower part of "I wee t clear around and the mountain had melted and not understand why it should on and Johnson City. ground that the strike of was trickling down. As we came back again, ami looked Carnegie's men is not a mat­ constantly violated now/He "Character is what a man at the rear, or stern, critical ter for Congressional inter­ says one member has drawn g o t a b o v e t h i s a n d o n t h e is when he thinks nobody is DENTAL SURGEON, ly, at length and with care ference' and that it will ask $7,000 in salary and been great layers of snow, ive toil­ Not a. cloud, nor a rift of ev­ watching him." foscoe. North Carolina. <• j ( ed mainly with alpenstocks of for authority to continue the | present just, three days, and Ahoy was' drovniofL fient! Offers his professional services en fleecy snow obstructed the exceedingly hard and heavy tn the people otthis end adjoin investigation of the Pinker- 'lie thinks that too high u Springfield. III., recently, and rate of pay for any Congress­ wood from Kurdittan, an the view. It was all as clearan<l lug counties. All work promptly ton detective system during searchers found his body lF boundary between Turkey plain as the clearest sunlight J one and satisfaction guaran the recess. man. the following manner: They could make it. teed. Oidv three appropriation and Persia. The report of the Pension Oct, 27, 8 mo. "I had got ahead and was "Home of the rooms or tur­ tied a loaf of rye bread in Office investigation recom­ tails now remain to bo finally making my vvnv peisistently rets of the ark were broken the lost boy's.shirt and let it mending Ranm'» dismissal, acted upon,' and unless the NOTICE. as possible, my face being to­ half way by the snow and float down the stream. Ib will he taken up in the House numerous and costly Senate Hotel Property for Sate. ward the north cast. I had protruded over. I paused for sunk near where they found this week, and if a quorum of amendments to the sundry the boy. On account of failing health civil bill shall bring noout a reached a height of probably quite a time, contemplating pf myself and wife. 1 offer for sale democrats can be kept on the The Carnegie company has 16,000 feet. Home of my with gratitude and awe, the mv hotel property in the town ot floor it will be approved by dead lock, Congress will addiscovery. I ha 1 made the issued a call for non-union j anrn within two weeks. If companions had left mo at Roone. North Carolina, atiq will the House. 4ell low for eash /iticf mako-tcTuis this bill were disposed of it about 15,000 feet, and I went complete circuit of the dome, men at their works at Home­ o suit the buyer, and will take Those who saw the pur­ might easily adjourn this on entirely alone from t h e and had j with the utmost stead, Penn. real or personal property in ex* chase of a site for a new Gov­ care noted the great vessel Hon. A. Leazer, of Moo res point of 16,000 feet, Change. Apply soon.. ernment Printing Office post­ week. from many different points. ville, announces himself in a W. L.'BR Y A N . poned by the Fifty-first Con­ Senator Harris, of Tennes­ "I advanced about 1.000 SEEN BY .IIS COMPANIONS. see, usually the mildest of feet more, and 1 had then be­ card as a candidate foi Con gress through the machina­ men, lost his temper Satin* v tween me and the verv top — "1 thoroughly assured my­ grps.j in the Fifth District,., . Notice. r # tions of that very ex pert lob­ day and called Senator San­ For sain. 900 acres of land, byist, ex-Senator Ma hone, of ders, of ^Montana, a blank the place of the ark—nearly self, gazing long and repeat­ subject to the action of the edly at different parts of the democratic convention. on Rich Monninip, Watauga Virginia, because the com­ scoundrel, because of an ob­ anothei thousand feet. County, on. which i.Knsbesto*, structive amendment the lat­ "When 1 reached the bright great Craft that once for for­ Mr. E. P. Hill, Pres. N. C. and fine land forRheep ranch. mittee on t He selection of a ter offered to a local bill which of 17,000 feet 1 observed, ty days and forty nights had Confedera te Vet. Assooia tion, Sales private. L. D. Lowe A site would not approve a was in charge of the former. with the naked eye, after a |on board of if every living invites the Veterans to theenI. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of pieye of ground owned b.v Later there was an apology great deal of verv careful and cteeping animal and in­ campment at, Vv rightsville, Mrs. A. P- Ualloyvay, deed. him, and entirely unsuited and the bad language will not looking, that there vvassome sect, and every dying thing commencing Align t 16. All Banner Elk, Nov. 1? '90.. foi the purpose, were some­ appear in the record. A republican Senator who p e c u l i a r c o l o r s a m o n g t h e m the world. expense will be much reduced. what surprised to see the NO! ICE. went to see Mr. Harrison in general whit J color of all the "At length f called the atHon. A. D.Srevenson,dem­ .^Arties putting papers . in same tactics succeed in ac­ the interest of one of hiscon- m o u n t a i n s c o v e r e d b . v t h e tenfiori of my companions, ocratic candidate for Vicemy hand for execution will complishing another post­ stituents who hethinksought snow and in the midst of the who liiid been in the' rear, to President, will make5 speech-, please advance the fees with ponement for the same rea­ to have that vacancy on the it and they examined it criti­ the papers and they will re- son; and still more surprised Supreme Court, told a friend top of the mountain". es in Nor h Carolina in the ! "When I looked I was more cally, and all admitted that n' t ?ar future. f-ei ve prom pt a tten tnm, other to such prominent democrat­ that he was satisfied that it wise they will he returned was Mr. Harrison's intention encouraged and began to use they saw the vessel, the ver­ pot executed for the want of ic Senators as Vest, of Mis­ to keep the place open until the glasses. After advancing itable ark of Noah, and were In North Carolina there nr< souri, Butler, of South Caro­ after the election and then to Tees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. between 200 and 600 feet On thankful to the Almighty for 112 varieties of timber, all mar­ lina, Blackburn, of Kentucky give it to Attorney-Oeneial to see it. the snow and seeing IIHI I e enabling ketable There is nothing in the "NOTICK acting in Mahone's interest Miller. "All of v.s were in the per­ schedule of the r *nsus thaticgen­ clearly the dark or reddish The laws of the State re­ and getting the credit fb ha v- Charlotte Obski vet".—This color, but without special fect nm] complete possession uine which our State cannot pro­ quire all weights and meas­ | ing their votes controlled by has been a campaign thus far simile, 1 moved north east of nil our faculties. Nothing duce. To-day there are gold-mi­ ures to he sealed, and I here­ him. Senator Cainert TI , of in my life, or in their lives, of baby talk, mostly, but ning operations in 31 comities by notify the people that I and around the mountain, | Pennsylvania, has been from nothing has been heard, as walking? in ' lie snow and us­ was plainer in all oar expere- and silver is mined in five coun­ am prepared to do such work. rience." You will find me in Honfiefft the first one of Ma hone's yet, of the People's paftybif- ing the field glass. Archdeacon Nouri will re­ ties. There are 176 different mi'n b,v or the Prohibition baby. the residence of P. 0. Dough­ most active agents on the APPEARANCE OF THE ARK. in. un in Sanfrancisco a few erals found and it furnishes seven , Ten to one that Weaver's is erty. J. H. COOK, floor of the Senate, but that a rag baby and that Indwells "i began to see the pecu­ days before journeying east­ eights of the mica supply of tlw Standard Kee|»er. surprised no bo<>. as he is is being raised on the bottle. liar color assume shape—it ward. WASHINGTON » " " * Attorney at Law J * WILBAR, j, F.noRpnew, Ed M. Madron, * �A Child's Pruyer. their peril, so that it may be dmttsttutimitmtttir be kept as much as possible A COMPLETE NEWSIM OVERMAN'S in the hands of the people, Yearw ago the round faced i c o u n t e r a c t e d b y v i g o r o u s , | BE Li effort, and hence we demand that all mooli told Hans Anderson the earnest, organized Wealth, the The Pridaofthe North Cuio immense material in­ A D EMOCRATIC family newspaper revenue, National, State or following little story, which ho iia Presn." IS THt, i tlevoted t o the interest of Coun­ wrote in German, and Some one satiable propagandise and a s s i m i l a t i v e e n e r g y o f t h e 1" BREATH OF LIFE." Do you want to aid ia building ty, State ana Nation. Published coUnty, shall be limited to up a paper that Khali reflect the every Thursday af Boone, Wa­ the necessary expenses of the has translated it into tengllsh: Northern people will, in the "This evening the two oldest course of a century, efface or greateat credit on North Caroli­ tauga Countv-. N. l>. government, economically children Were Somewhat naugh­ na, no matter where it may be absorb all that indistinctive, and honestly administered. seen? Then patronize ty; one hopped around 011 one local or individual in South­ ECOXYGEK is. a tHE PLATFORM 8. That Congress issue a apssial msiioat- _ The Wilmington Ales senger •d Oxyj«n trsat 3 sufficient amount of fraction­ foot 111 his long white nightshirt. ern life and character. "The A LA If fi E EIGHT-PAUL PAI'LIf meat ferdissaa- si Adopted fij the Sfc te Convention •* of tli* BOM. 2 Do you want a reliable al pa per currency to facilitate The other stood on a chair, sur­ Romans will come and tak e papci, May 18th* throat and lung• a the exchange through theme rounded hy the clothes of the away our place and Nation.'' The inhalations 2 giving,you all the newt* of the eontaia Oarml- a other children, tt was a. loving —President H. E. Shepherd's cide* and Diain- 2 world —a Democratic m WBpaper Resolved 1; That the dein dnim of the U. 8. mail. feotants, in ad9. That the Ueneral As­ picture. The third an J the fourth Address. dition to ;ho boat 3 that equals the best- hat* tile. ocracy of North Carolina reknown apoiiflo* a largcKt circulation, and has for' sembly pass sUch lawsaswill had laid their linen very nicely for these dia- ^ nffinn the principles of the make the public school sys 2 saaaa,(tarrying the remedy by inhalation right to 3 twenty-one years been i part away 111 the little chest, that a — the seat of the disease, making it a P0BITIV1 ^ 2 0URE. Separate Spocifleauacd in Catarrh and 2 and factorin thegrowth and dev­ democratic parti, both State tern more effective that the should too be done, the mother § — Hay-Fever. Not a patent medicine. Physician* r North elopment of the Old — preacribo it in their praetioe. and National, and particu­ blessings of education may­ sat by the bed of the least and State? Then Buhner be for = Ci f\£ 3 V MEDICATED L' I SERINS MACHINE E USE.! OXYGEN larly favor the freecoinageof be extended to all the people gave all to understand that they SlIllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllllllllllllllllllllllI :^I* Til WILMINGTON MllSSKUc R. Urpoftltorle of the State alike. silver and an increase ol the I Si-1 1W.Alabama St.. AtUot*. Ol. must be still, for the little sister (himpaign Km*ton: Mr. McDonald, of Cabarrus WARRANTED currency and a repeal of the moved that the platform be was going to say 1 e" prayers. The "Daily Messenger," by • FOR A Pc ofAL CARD addressed to us *2 internal revenue system. And adopted by acclamation. The "1 looked over the la u>p into 5 YEARS 3 will bring you by return mail a copy of our 3 mail, 4 months on trial, for .i Manual, explaining the treatment in full. Bend *3 $2.00 we denounce the Mckinley following amendment was of­ the little bed where shelay on the 4 2 for it if you prize health. tine white coverlid, her hands fol­ fTht Specific Ozygen Co., N,?ffiLLE ! The weekly "Transcript Mes­ tariff bill as unjust to theeon- fered and accepted! f<ii:iiiiiitiiiiilii:iii;i:iilililiiiiililililittliiiiiiii!iiuiiii>iiMl senger," (the largest and Resolved, That we favor a ded and her little face very grave sumers of the country, and graduated tax on income. and devout. She prayed aloud best paper in the State) 9 leading to the formation of months on trial for $1.00 the Lord's prayer. "Rut what is trusts, combines and monop­ ('ash in ad van e. Both that?" interrupted the mother in MARRIAGE. olies which have oppressed papers are large Eight-Page the midst of the prayer. "When the people; and especially do T o i t h e D e m o c r a t . sheets. Send Postal Card you have prayed "Give us this ea a m,*,A * with the address of five perManiage is, beyond doubt, we denounce the unnecessary day oar daily bread," you add s ins and receive sample copand burdensome increase in a divine institution invited by something to it that I cannot un i 1 > of Pi I ii MESS EN a EH. 1 nature and sanctioned by derstand, you must tell me what the tax on cotton ties and on NATURE'S Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. BiiiiiiiiiiiiiTirrriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiib tin, so largely used by the law, yet it should not be en­ it is," The lirtie one was silent 1 H:t« a Large High Arm. ~ < CURE FOR — a self netting Needle. poorer portion of the people. tered into without the most and looked perplexed at her moth 1 Has a Self-threading Shuttle. TAKE THE Han — Has No Kqmtl in Construction. — < We likewise denounce the in­ careful consideration by both er. ' What do 3-011 sav further " Has a Mechanical A pprarauoe. ~ ( iquitous Force bill, which is the contracting parties. — Has au Klcgnut Fiiilnh. than "Give us this day our daily 2 Has • I'ertect Adjustment. not yet abandoned by the There is na sadder picture bread?" "Pray don't be angry» — Haa a Positive Take-up. 2 I GOIXG 2 Has Stylish furniture. s 2 republican party, but is be­ than that of a home where mother. 1 prayed give us our dai­ 5 HAS More Oood Sewing Qualities nnd 2 Vwsrwsrwwwsrwwwwsr w sr war' 2 does a Larger limine of General Work as Wast and N:rthwe,c;t ing urged as a measure to be the parties were unhappily ly bread and a right smart of — than any Sowing Machine In the World. Z This new treatment for Catarrh and | Examine THE ROYAL for point# of ^ adopted as soon as they re mated. The,world is full of butter on it." diseases of the respiratory organs Is excellence, and you will one of the most Important discoveries I'hnigra iits going to any of the gain control of the House of such pictures in all classes of buy no other. In medical soience and possesses the b cstcrn States or Tei i itorie" following advantages i Representatives, the purpose society. The unfortunate mar We expect to support the 1 RGYAE 3. M, CO., Rocfcford. III. f li The patient can cure himself at a small expense will a.ive »i ae and uion \y going and without and effect of which measure riage of Mr. Blaine's son and democratic ticket in the ap­ Siiililililiiriiriitiltiiiit!l!l!!i!ilii:i;iiiii!l<|iiiliiililil!ltliiiii5 2. No change ofoutside assistance.Ills Is naosssary via., ('ui-ago and Alton route, diet or pursuit ol proaching election, but we t is the quick, et route to during treatment. will be to establish a second the separation of the couple 3. Tho remedies are In no wise offensive ta the will not doso been use we hate patient and antall no discomfort. CANSAS CITY, D EN V EII, period of reconstruction in it still fresh in the minds of the negroes or any other part 4. The remedy reaches the saat of tho trouble directly. 1 I J J < the Southern States, to sub­ the people. A more pathetic of our people. We believe 3. Tho remedies and means of appliance can be carried In tho pocket without Inconvonlouea. Vnd all fiointx in Idaho, Wash vert the liberties of our peo story is that of Col. King, of that the democratic pnrt.v JTHKK TREATMENT at any drug atora. iugton, Oregon. Utah CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. pie and inflame a new race Memphis, who is now under presents the only hope of the '• CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. find California. Oaoterlne Medicine Ce., Waco, Texas, 1 antagonism and sectional an the sentence of death for the country to effect a change of I inest nnd /test Etjuipp&u administration as the result imosities. killing of the Att.v. of his par ol this election. We would ON RECEIPT OF 50 CENTS Pond in tin' ll'tw'tf. WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF Only line running Solid Vesti 2. That we demand finan­ amour, all caused by on un­ support the people's party hud trains het»veen St. Louii* cial reform, and the enact­ happy marriage. On the tri­ ticket without the least hesi­ awl K aiiHas • Tit v. ment of laws that will re­ al Col. King said: "You have tation if we thought it would iteeliuiag Ch iir cars and Tour move the burdens of the peo­ doubtless read 'David Copper accomplish this end. Theiihist Sic j> rs free of exN a charg-, I will meet parties at any rail­ ple relutive to theexistingag field.' You remember he was portanee of an early < h inge THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR is too imperative to think of road station wit h through tickets ricultural depression, nnd do unhappily married, that he dividing forces, or weakening and baggage checks. full and air pie justice to the loved another with a pure the strongest opponent of the Tetter, Ground Itch, Itching Files, Ring For full information, maps ana descriptive pamphlets of the farmers and laborers of our love, hoping when his wife party in power.— 1 nylorsville Worm and all Ming SKln Diseases. West write to or call on country. died to make her his second Index.. Ifyro '•.eve TETTER, It matters no' how long It haft B. A. NRWLANH. existed, TETTCRINE will as certainly cure 3. That we demand theab wife. Mrs. Pillow w as my Ag­ you ai yeu uae it Traveling Passenger Agt.. The intellectual dullook is o h t i o n o f n a t i o n a l b a n k s , io*, I was her Da vid." 19 Patton Ave., .Vsheville, N. G. such as to arouse Ih u gravest Harmless, Painless and Fragrant J. (hlAULTON, G. P. A and the substitution of legal A college professor once lec Refunded If yon are dissatisfied Chicago. 111. apprehension nnd the most KiflK^V with tho ro.olta-lteferenoes— IflUllIbi I tender Treasury notes in lieu tured to his class after this serious alarm. The immense Southern Rank of theState «f Georgia, Chatbarn Hank, and National Hank of Savannah. of national bank notes, issu manner: "Young gentlemen ed in sufficient volume to do you should never marry a resources of I he Northern and J. T. 8HUPTRINE & BRO. the business of the country woman with whom you can New Fug la lid States ^ire con­ SAVANNAH, GA. on a cash system, regulating not spend your evenings as stantly being devoted to the the amount needed on a per- pleasantly as at the clubs. expansion and extension of <capita basis as the business Your wife should be your e- every form of special culture. inerests of the country ex qual in every respect, a n d In twenty years theprin"ip.il pand, and that all money is grow in your esteem and con­ institutions of the North in perfection of equipments and su ed by 11le go ver n in en t sl i all fidence." AND THS range of appliances will combe legal tender in payment of Early marriage is urged byail debts, both public andpri some. Henry Grady o n c e pn re fa vorn hly w i 1 !i t he re­ (The Queen of Fef/loa ] va te. wrote to h friend to marry nowned centres of European FOR LADIES. 4. Thai we demand that early so that bis children learning. The best European STRICTLY Congress shall pasgsuch laws would grow up while he was scholarship is already being HIGHEST as shall effectually prevent of such an age as to appreci­ naturalized and assimilated ftRAPS the dealing in futuies of all ate their company. There a re in America, and the tendency agricultural and mechanical dangers of early marriage in this direction will develop, pi'odu Rions; providing such that are worth considering. with the ceaseless accumula­ stringent system of proced­ Cupid is wont to do his work tion of wealth, bv such insti­ of Rforlleal Department Tnlans Univerelty who, alter a careful ure in trials as shall secure on young and tender hearts tutions us Yale, Harvard, of Louisiana, a pnro Cream Tartaranalysts, pronounced It Powder, which be cheerfully recommends to tbe pi ompt conviction and impo­ and decoy the innocent into Cornell. Columbia, the rising public. sing such penalties as shall a marriage before they a r e universities of California an<i j "T HE S OUTHERN F AVORITE" secure most perfect compli­ prepared, educationally, t o Chicago, with thf-ir actual PURE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. ance with the law.take the rank in society they and prospective millions of You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. 5. That we demand tlie an desire. While I would n o t endowment. In the South, ULF FG O.. limited coinage of silver.' throw a feather in the path! on t he other hand, the con G. That we demand the pas •of t wo yonng lovers 1 would tinuity of our intellectual life sage of laws prohibiting the like to quote to them what a is dissolved and thei e is no or ganized or systematic effort alien ownership of land, and good minister told me not a t o restore it. t h a t C o n g r e s s t a k e e a r l y week ago. "I'll tell you, if we No one ehcrised a more i.steps to devise some plait to would send our daughters to hiding reverence for the aobiain all lands now owned school a session or so they chieveuients of tin South, in­ by alien and foreign syndi­ would marry much higher in tellectual and mateiial, than the speaker. 'The tender cates; and that all lands now society." May I add, what grace of a day that is dead" held by railroads and other s e e m s t o : n e t o b e a v e r y is a perpetual memory, a corporations, in excess ofsuch wrong thing for either young gracious inspiration, a cease­ as is actually used and need­ gentlemen or young ladies to less stimulus and incentive ed by them,-he reclaimed by do, especially does this ap­ to hemic emprise. A people, however, cannot the government and held for ply to young men. It is- this. subsist upon traditions aactual settlers only. T;> pay attention for years lann. TU-TP is an inexora­ 7- Believing in the doc­ to a young lady, and by so ble law of development and trine of "equal rights to all doing ward off others and fi evolution ol power, a strngCavests, add Tra.^e-Marks obtained, and all Pat­ ent bu>iee«s coudertnl for Moderate Feet. Our 0;!lce It Opperifft U. S. Patent 0«ce. and special privileges to none, Dally tell her the truth. j^' e t o r survival; it may be m PRECAUTION lend flUmp for Illu.trtMd Frl«« I.lit. and *« rtn semrn patent in lose time tkan tkoee rcniotn from Washington. A rcEccasrrY we demand that taxation, vv h i o h he h a d concealed against adverse environ Tho Schumacher Gymnasium Go. 'X."' •ion. Wn advise, if patentable orrnitk desrripSend model, drawing or photo., ..IJU MachineShop, meats, but in the ability to not. free o( i ' and nnv National and State, shah not from her for years,- that he overcome consists, the worth- •' ><t» t' . iin- ti.t! charge. Our fee not due till patent If secured. "• are u*d. A i rephlit, "ITow to Ohtate Pstente," witk a-o .le'mo. '-dc-« •' hr nl|,H l>o the beat be used to build up ore inter­ could not maPrv her. names of actual cll-nta in your State, county,or in Ns or unfitness to survive. fia- •liV' i»u. mux, fter i w*. atrd. town, rent froe. Address, TinIIV Prisons arti hrokca s*s,.v i» vou rr.ir rtH At oxes. est or C I HSS at the expense of Unless the intellectual en Sown frora overwork or household carts. Iroti Bittc-N Fcbnlltfcthe C.A.SPIOW&CQ. another. We bel i e ve t h it11he A flea can draw 1493ti nes orgies of one people are a- FI » IW t. litis M Pg & Supply Co., ystcrt, aids dlirrstion, remove, excess oi LUa Onpos.te Patent Office. Washingt<i(i, O.Cv money ,4 the country should its own weight. roused to an appreciation of; f :a.! C;roet. 3oston. ar-'i ..win UlcWArta. Ut'l tu. .'-JiUutd. tne Watauga Democrat • • • • • • • • ISPECIFIC OXYGEN! 5 CACTERINE CATARRH iliioago aid A!la:i R. % EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. CURE PAY L TITAtM G M .C �WITHOUT Jxil6 WcltJlUScl D61]10CrR.^ unvction morn willjfind them christian, and has now cross) absent. _ " ed over the chilly waters and We have full faith in the entered the pearly gates of %. R. b%nghtoty, KdKor. people, and we firudv believe glory, and the weary pilgrm -U.«R. Rivers, Piililislkei' that Grover Cleveland will be is now free and resting from triumphantly elected, a n d life's troubles and sorrows, 1NCO R IB )R A TE1) 1 hursdny July , 1882 r>that the people will gain a ; Farewell mother, but not for J . E . FIN LEY, President. G. W. GREENLEE, Cashier; great victory over the con- long, for we too will soon AUTHORIZED CADVIA E. $ AO0,000. ''NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. spirhtors against the public cross the chilly waters, and, SUliSCiUREf) 0 AVITAL, tfJS/JOO. For lYeskleift: well fa re. Both men have been if faithful, will meet you in DIRECTORS: J . E . Fiuley, J . T . Peden, VV. M. Absher, E. GliOVKU CLEVELAND, tried. Each is a platform the realms of glory where par IIA V E the best selected and 8 . Blair a n d T . B Finley. of Ne v York. within himself. "Choose von ting' is no more. Mother, largest stock of goods ever Does a general banking business a n ! solicits 'the aeFor Vice President; this day whom you will serve.' mother, oh what sweet asso­ brought t o this place and o n n t s of merchants and business men generally. AD LA 1 E. STEV ENSON, ciations and emotions cling perhaps the best selection in of Illinois. THIS is what the spicy Gas- around the heart at mention t h e county. JSTAJB DEMOCRATIC TICKET. tonia Gazette says about oui of that sacred name. A name next Congressman Hon. W. more dear to the human For Governor: H. Bower: "He has thephy-liieart than all names of a sec ELI AS CAUR, of Edgecombe. sif|ue of Jove, the head of a ular o r temporal nature, and Vance, the heart of a Wash- oh, the sweet memories of MR. MARTIN late­ For Lieutenant Governor: ington, the tongue of a Web- childhood w h e n mother's KUFUS A. DOUGHTON, ly returned from the We will spin it for ten cts per pound, o r make it into otAHeghany. ster, the nerve of a Napoleon, care, anxiety and love was North, where hespent goods if you prefer. We have ;i L.rge and varLd liiieofour the manners of a Bayard, the uiy guordean angel to train a week buying GOODS, own goods, aivd also of For Secretary of State: lungs of a locomotive, and the footsteps in the paths oi and we have almost OCTAVIUS COKE, GENERAL MERCHANDISE WMlLlT WE WILL of Wake. sell to you very low. T o parties who will gather loads of devouring capacity of an Ar- - morality and religion, fitting anything needed in moiar & Go's, steam sausage! me for usefulness in life and THUS wool in their neighborhoods and bring t o us, we will off,a* . For Auditor: jsp-ebi'l inducements, "and vve hope this year t o t r a d e with mill. The republican or oth- h>r heaven, county, a t prices t h a t ROBERT M. Fl'RM AN, :every \w>ol-gro\\er in W ATAUGA COUNTY. MAIIY E. DI GGER. of Buncombe. er unfortunate who tackles defy compe­ Gur agent will soon eall t o see you with samples of him in the campaign will lit­ goods, and v\e hope you will givehim your oVders. tition. For Treasurer: STATE > EWS. erally walk into the jaws of • 'ILuukhij.' you Co*' pa ft in vofs uY» are, your • truly, DONALD W. BAIN, of Wake. Capt: T. A- Reynolds, of destruction." TIi© EU.ia Woden ifiilis. 11 at s, Asheville, is dead. For Supt. of Public!nstructiou: Shoes, Miii'i'l) 17, IT WAS not necessary that JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH, The sixth annual encamp­ Clothing, a committee of BOO should of Johnston. ment of the State Guard, be­ Ladies trimmed select one of their number to gan the 21st nt Wrightsville. For Attornev-Genera 1: and untrimmed h a t s , X tell Old Grover that he was FRANK I. OSBORNE, UiiId well will present the SO, EVERY-OXE should save all tbe.y - a n and YUU Ribbons, the choice of the Chicago con­ of Mecklenburg. should begin bv buying VoVir Flowers, vention. It might have all mi me of & L. Patterson for the Senate in his district. For Judge of the Twelfth District: been formality, yet they had Plumes. smm :mmm m .114 GEORGE A. SHLTORR, Notions, Marion h a s a society for a rousing and a big speech And .lot of the man who run? the wagon and sells for #50 or ^(>0. Heavy from Old Grover and Steven­ the improvement of t h e mor­ I will sell you as good lor $2A. Machine needles that will lit any Eor Electors at Large: nhd fancy groceries. CHARLES B. AYCOCK. machine, nt 25 cts per doz., sivit out by mail. I have a good sto< !c son in Madison Square, New als of the town. ROBERT B. GLENN, of fishing tackle. It eds, JO els to $ L. Joint rods 75 cts to York,, on the 20th, when each The campaign will be open j Trout flies GO cm par dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 (o 25 cts per was presented with a beauti- it Whiteville August the 1st ^'Everjr Man tu Your Tenif 0, Israel. .dozen, sent by ninil. Netting far seins, and scins oT nt'n lengt'i ful copy of the platform, | b v Klias Carr and T. J. JarNow David See to Thine own Hotl»e.,, I complete. Base-ha lis of the\ erv hcM t , ItVr s 1 each Hont tc nail. printed on parchment and vis. --2nd Chro •—10-16. TO se ns before yon buy. Do not lhii to write (dr piices. ReAjhYtfuTy, f# bound in white buckskin." B e are in ft jtosiThe latest from president C There are only two sides to Lb tion to sn ve /V VIS iri ISA But ler is t h a t he will imt sup­ the coming great political IN 1870 t w o gentlemen you money. May 21, 91 KSOXYiLEE. 7A.VN. contest. It matters not what traveling inS.vriafoundsome port Cleveland, but will Carr. Very Respectfully, any man may say, there very important Hittite in­ Some one has calculated WOODRUFF. W. E. CRBBfW, II. (MARTIS J- Co. ESTABLISHED 1865. has been, is now. and will scriptions. No one until re• • there will b(»enonhroom •continue to be, only two great eentl.v has been able to trans hi ln.i v<-a t o give every soul Blowing Rt.ck June fiO, '{>2. political parties in this conn- late these inscriptions. The 1 niipol D'oo moms, try. Grover 'Cleveland o r fortunate joung man who I he peoples pari.v, called 176 & 178 Cay Streot, KNOXVI LLC, TENS. • Benjamin Harrison will be has found the key is a Ger- : >nl parly, the Prohibition elected President, next. No- man and withholds hisnama. party, called 4t h party, havHARDWARE. vember, and nothing but The Hittites were once n i iug united a re now on!•v t hree Cutlerv, Axes, N Locks, Hinges, To ols, Horse and Mule ^hoes, &c , ' < , death can prevent it,. Every flourishing people, and are four!Iisofa republican annex. AGRICULTURE CPLP MENTS. intelligent man knows that often mentioned in the Bible. —Finn lotto Democrat. Genuine Olivet Chilled Plows, Syracuse Hillside PlOw^'i the Third, or People's party, Brown 's Double Shv/cl Plows, Cider M ills, Straw Cut­ T l i e f ' i e p I j , - ) n e e s a y s it ters, Lawn Mc.i ^ i c . t crn Shollers, Hay f *orki?, Scythes, is "not in it," so the people CHILI has paid the United ; 1 akos two whole d a y s for Cradle and bnaihs, Barbed Wire, &d., & c. 1 wish t o call t lie attention are called upon to in a k elSlabes Government f75,000 nl t o u' > from Marion t o CONTRACTOR 'SUPPLIES. # choice between these t w o in gold, as an indemnity for-Shelby l »v the st Hillr service. of the trade t o the fact that. Dynamite. Bi: • ii: •. Powder, Steel, Iron,I "Shovels. P>' Mattocks, Be np >rs, Sledge and Drill Ha mmere, Black­ men. Now, the question ari­ the cruel attack that was when tlie railroad could car- I am now offering some r a r e smith Tools,• Vv'iio lo arrows, «&.©. ses, can any nian be in doubt made on tbe ship Baltimore rydt i:i two hours, bargains in poofs, s h o e s . ORT2NC GOODS. us to his duty ?, Can any man, in one of the harbors of that Imfs, read.v-madc clothing, AMMUNETiOfL Parker 's e hot Gure^, iRfemlhgton, Bake r and English The Press Convention me( be he republican or demo- Conn try a few months ago. prints, worsteds, etc., bardShot Guns, Wirrahester And Colt's ' Rifles, Loacied in Charlotte yesterday. Bro.: Shells, Rif Powder, Shot, Lead, Fish Ho oks ^nd Lines, ware, such a s plows, hoes, crat, alter calmly reflecting There were twenty who weio Fishing Rods, iLc. * I * >Scott, of the 7 o p i c . is o r a t o r upon the record of these two either killed or injured, • \•iT '• W) shovels, spades, traeeeh.iins, SPECIALTY. ! J\ and the classic edit in )i a lid, in fact, a n y t h i n g yo\. men and the party they rcpSash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and L .Gather Belting, 1 V, Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-pr»oof Safes, W» o resent, be the least in doubt ? | ALICE Mitchell is on trial.!' ' ' ^ need in this line. Screen D^oi a and Win ow Frames, Pa'per Bags, &,c» la there a single man in Wa in Memphis, Tenn., for the . ' "' ' , ! , EVERYTHUJG OH WHEELS. tnugn county that is in fa- murder of Freda Ward, for| [HO DBMIICIIAT would like toj Buggie , P >eotons, Carriages, Spring Wagons, Moun­ 1 '' tain Hack*, IV i t c h G 11 Farm Wagons, Twt i Wheel Cai ts. vor of the Force bill and of whom she bad an ardent love ' ' ,l!. ' ' ' 1 Send fur Catalogue and prices. 1 turning over the holding ofiand wanted to make her her . ' 1N 11 ' d ' ' () 11 Special attention given to orders by mail. We respectour elections to a set of-ap- wife and being foiled in her i i f' ! • ] kw»p constantly on hand r. fully solicit your patt on^ge. s Int ,m1m ^ ' M,i '' i! pointed deputy marshals and 1 love affair, killed Freda with broiher quill drivers ecu! i full supply of grocer­ supervisors? If there is such a razor. Alice's only plea is W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. see the fine vein oF magncti- ies consisting in part, of Su­ a man, be will vote for Benja insanity. 176 & 178 Cay Street, Kf jOXVI LLE, TEnW. iron o r e he is uncovering they g a r , Coffee, Rice, etc., min Harrison. If there is a would think he WfU on a be'« which will be sold n s e h e n p a s man who is in fa vor of high OBITUARY. FLNLAY M. II OLBCLAW taxation upon the uecessa- Sarah Louisa, wife of Rob- ( * ' \ <>,n ONIIMC .XS U I I ' 1 they Can be bought in t h e W.Li. V .1 O ( L W mountains. D fit TT^. t? ? ries of life for the purpose ot rrt Munday, c»nd daughter of P I ennnol, in this small spin e making millionaires nttheex 'b'ff Hartley, departed this tell you of Imlf t h e bargains pense of the poor and needy, life on June 16, 1892. She! Colds and Coughs 1 am. prepared t o offer, b u t Lid yen kmfw \ <'m rrm'd got 4 , m d 6 lbs of c(iffee for croup, he ought, by all means, to was born Aug. 29th, 18*12, invite .volt, one a n d all, 1 • 1 r M iC u'iiii n, 5 i* yd.; tr nvy ibimpstm 7% <• yd; qr'foil sore throat, vote for Harrison. The Force i»nd was married to Robert come and see. Thirty-six in­ rnliiMK s 7 ! .> tV> 8 c yiiffiu • fhuin 'I and pbii'i divss goods re-' bronchitis, asthma, bill is his pet measure; the Monday Jan. 60th, 1850,aud ches t o the yard and sixtc< n drr-ri frour ( 5 t o 5 5 <•. Tfiesr ni<* i onutSful gooR.s no two and hoarseness one thing he has set his joined the Baptist church in i <• 1 <'i ? nil! h ent into dDvs jinI D-i ns; come ni d m t you n ounces t o the pound has ov fD htji (>b.s wfjih* thqy Ml'erlinnp. Rod fl Uitr Is 2D r nnd up. cured by heart upon in a special man- Hie summer ot 18.>0. She was er been mv m o t t o , and I * P lidve ;ol colors in worsteds, drr><s tttim. gimps line nor. We don't believe that Hie mother of seven children, A/efs Cherry Pectoral hope t o receive in the future, di< FH i rimming in ir !l i^ifitles, sy»»1 by mail, nil woo! filled there is a republican in Wa- two sons and five daughter®, what I have s o much enjoy t nus iio c fiiHl n.p, soln lenthei Li ami 5 0 c !b, kips 6 9 c. the safest tauga county who will ad- hvelivingand twodead. Four ed in the past, t h e lihepi! p tf l i e in ve , I« •)11 \ of nuiis l o o l s u u d shoes con rue nnd tine,* and most effective tnit that he is in favor of this of the five living are inem-| ilstr o n e u .uid cliihin lis hnls, in nil prii*r« nnd styles. roll a g e of the public. emergency medicine. Ladies hi.t li-iminiugs in einllcss vnrielii*s, drugs, till'f (nL infernal election bill, and yet| hers of the Baptist church, Most Respect!uIIy, It should be in every N. end B. oil. oil .quke, enstor oil, S. oil, tine iron, sweet I through blind prejudice they bailie lived a qmct, peaceful, TAYLOR. family. ; pd- Hi' rt ; n<! i oi a.\, indigo, ropperns, sugnr of lend, caiwiU vote for Harrison. This pious and consistent clir is Vallo Oiii-is, Mii.y 1 0 , '02. <m« t,i'ic « ic. Large loi of bcnhlifnl glnss, double n n d is wrong. .Men should have Han life. 81m was a devbtt(» Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co r g ' r . inniri n gioLcs, g o ' l e t s nhd tlimb'ers, lump n n d Lowell, Mass. •*si»w 'ftsvuHoj 'O MM «"ti "n.i v j ran iviru'M^rrli courage to vote their coil vie- and loving wile, a tender lov ••fljrrpt vn.yjffxa pv Ami oauo )» » jno fioiiiivy mid in fact rn.vlhiug you need. Farmers' -qjiM'iiV)* aqj uiojy iv Awp v o I i'.% »uog aqmii torn no A MOQNOA MOQTIOI(|H JMM AJJR »OI 9) Ul»PJV tions. This Force bill, if pass mg mother. Possessing all] :i d hidsidc clows hd rdj the repairs for same, a full line a/if 9|qnop 'pua^J v «i JJ jqnq ti| jo H »J f le K hnrdv. :irf', fosOiti s mind iitid cross cut saws p o t s ed. will up-root the very foam these christian graces, she u : ft- lit f ok stnviR a s])c< iirlity, caipenlers t o o l s da tions of liberty, andatone won and merited the love and Is better than the /yrnj? scale sgeht who tells >4 pa3npaj ji jo onutfivaddit aqi caApt )t>o Snpwopoj aqj, adoat y<m a.8 y • >9pel truth that the "Cv> n»*» fidi f'N 'fs ,\fa n yon want anything, you will fihd i t •l*i i 111.a p. KM,) JOa«r»sai.Hia jo pm livwt tinoiw IOJUI ^"LA-iHIinaXV 'u> fell ulow, strike down thedea respect of all who knew her. put a nut vol t n u d e and will t r e a t you right every JONtS' ibO 5 TON WAGON SCALE JT|I, (in/ pmiOJ.l OfotuH«m ,^yB y" jno*—1|».11.(|« rest and most snored rights 8he has traveled taecheckcr- js tir.t a stanttard scale, and equal to any made. 01 s|,.>oS (no Moq« oj ti uiniu i c- uc ( itii and will sell you goods cheaper than a n y b o d y w in op ..( .A«q no/ ||v lxn<pM|l For free book and price list, address jo 'in. «,mn n.nooao wn <n of the jieople. The advoca- °d path of life; suUercd the < Le, a s we buy in large lots and get the b o t t o m prices i»oqi k|UO Jonas of Biughamton, Binghamton, N.Y. »iij« oq.« ||,Muio.«MowMji.I»Aoqq«» '*IM»>"! qo*» SKOm SSlMpu.. ,pno9iou«In« We vtant all country produce a t t h e highest market cy of this law is of its self en- hardships, trials and s >r jno j 'iipojj.il o, pu» 'prf|»tib»"n IF H A C K Jl U r s , #i»niit|i,ni jnri I «j»,.|ji[i.i», inQ • oq| p itcs. Yours anxious t o please ^ n are ail itit, roally fn ><l Or coAHugh to bury Harrison, po-jrows incident thereto, andeu U I .J.I.>.»«.» ing. H I»X -M .IA.IH m a • J" •»««» JI/.uH is jrercrsl deSDM v Try•§. A A IHOM nlTttti lifinally, so deep beneath the joyed 1he peoor. pleasure and n Care y ol< TC vonr liver and g/vF 5*otes of freemen that the res- happiness of wife, mother an! a good - A North Wilkesboro, North Carolina. WE WCOL! QUE W©© j L 2 Bring Us Your Woo! This Y SPECIALITIES. THESE A HE HARD TIMES C A as"CUT" OT W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. C, D. * A H0BEER OR THIEF ,.J Ju WILL W. FflSCUW &BR0. �S UBSCRIPTION K ATE 8 —There have been several I counting soldiers, bandsmen I storm Tarty, O CC C C C CC c C OO visitors in town during the! and Servants. Oar little town 1 little thought the good, VO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT week, Jirpong* them Mr. Hv- was delighted by a visit from •Hill • kim| fqiqily of Mrs. • Br DENTIST—• Rebecca l copy X yefir......... .$1.00 anas, of Charlotte, Harlsell, trie band and officers on last horton, Inst Wednesday ev- or ai THEAI'OKD COM,EG? ». C, " fi mofttbs... bo tjow, locate,l, nt Sheriff " 8 months., 35 of Lenoir, T. M. Richardson, jSaturday. They spent sev- epiDg, t'nil tlipy were to tin ve! i. .J of JohnSoii City. eral hours in town and play­ such a largenuniberoi guests Baird on W.iiauga River, 0 . A DVERTISING jk AT Eft, K'V ' ed .some beaiitiihl pieces of as arrived at their beautiful near : \ nlle.. Crucis. Having —R. A. Hamilton, receiver j inch 1 week $ .75 home on New River, just af- ' uu ' bl U fourteen yeears ex.1 u 1 month ...: 1.75 of A. I). CoWlas,5 will sell at music. |; , tor dark. There went down prfenw'aa a dentist, and us\ '* 3 " 3.00 1 " 6 " 5.00 public auction, next Monday . •»—About two years ago the 111 boots, Lmioir Sc Blowing Rock Tele­ 1 " 1 year 7.00 Aug. the L S R a 0.00 shoes, cutlery etc., in Boone. graph Co. induced the citi­ light, on that pleasant even WORK , offers bis professional 1 column 1 week.., ing, the following young peo­ services to thecifizens of Wa­ 13.50 The sale will be for cash. 1 month. zens of Boone to extend the 3 " .. 25.00 taugacounty as a F I R S T ple: 37.50 —Says the North YVilkes- line to Boone. This oftr citi­ 0 " .. Messrs. J. 1). Coiincill, Rob­ C L A S'8 Dentist, > 50.00 boro Nows: —The magniflcent zens did at a ronnnhWble a1 year.... ert Bryan, I). I). Dohgherty, ^ Prices rmsotmbte and new dwelling of Mr. J. E. Fin rnount of cost atnl trouble. George Bryan, T. Fin. Coffey, sn tishi ction F U L LY G tmra 11Entered at the Postofficeat ley is being nicely painted. There was tin implied agree­ teod*®& ' L. 8. f'offey, John Councill Boone, N. C., as second-class Jul 2C>. 3 mo. This is one of fhemost hand­ ment between the "parties and Claude Lovill; Misses 'mail matter. some as well as substantial that the line should be con­ Bettie Coffey, JennieConncill, T'UE NORTH CAROLINA C0LLEUE OF tinuous from Boone to Le­ residences in tire county. LOCAL NEWS. Agriculture and Mechanic Arts noir. One of the L. and B. R, Maggie Coffey, Emma Coun­ —Prof. Patton, independ­ Co. lined the wire, set up the cill, Carrie Bryan and Bum Y\ ill begin its fourth session Sep­ tember 2 , 1H<)2. County Super­ ent candidate for t (digress, instruments and made a tar­ Green. ;j , '—Peaches. Such a crowd arriving so intendents of Education will ex who failed to reach Boone on iff for messages on the com­ —Hay-making. amine applicants for admission. the 16th inst. on account of pleted line. For nearla two unexpectedly is liable to em­ Total cost $100. Address —Ninety in the shade. high water, will speak in y e a r s m e s s a g e s w e r e s e n t barrass most families, but the A. Q. H OLLA DAY , Pres., —Com m issioners court Mon­ Boone on Monday August 1, |straight through and every- courteous reception, the kind Raleigh. N. C. at 11 o'clock. day. I thing worked nicely. A few treatment, and the pleasant 1 M> ERSITV OF NORTH CAROLINA. / . —When will we have the —Dr, It. D. Jennings, of weeks ago, for some inaie- evening given the stormeis Instruction is offered infoij Reunion ? Rutherford College is stop­ quifte reason, the Boone end , proved that the accomplish- general courses of study, six. ping for the summer at Shff. of the line wis cut off *.itj ot 1 l ' sK '; s A O I ton, Julia,Run brief courses, a large number —"Flowers are the foot­ Baird's, and comes among Blowing Rock, and sineothen ! mn, and Inzzie nnd thci, gen- of special courses, and in law, prints of angels." us well recommended at a it has been impossible to teel brothers, J. 0. and J011- medicine a 11 d engineering. The Faculty includes twenty —Don't forget the auction dentist, and solicits your'pat send a message from this of­ t.y, aideji by Miss Ada Hor­ teachers. Scholarships and sale Monday. ropage. See card elswhere. fice, and it is further report­ ton, of Wilkesboro, and Miss loan funds are available foty — FifDi Sunday meeting at — W. B. McGhee, who has ed that the manager of the Saunders, of Danville, Va., needy young men of talent! Cool Spring church begins to­ been For eight .years head tan other end has ordered this of­ were equal to the occasion. and character., 'The next ses­ Mr. Jonty and Miss Lizzie sion begins 8ept, 1. For en t morrow. ner for Coffey Bros, of this fice to be taken from the list • r Veifdered some beautiful mu­ alogue with full information, -J o h n A. Kirkman, of place, left Monday for Mor- of telegraph offices. Our pen* address President Winston, THUS TS N O H U M sic 011 violins, and after a Greensboro, is stopping at ganton to work in the new pie are very indignant and HUG TO DP.AW few hours of unusual pleas­ Oh a pel Hill, N. C. tannery just opened there. will bring suit for damages. Bryan's Hotel. ure the stonners turned their TRADE1 1 —Mr. Eugene Dougherty, Will is a fine young man and 11 nil's Hair Re newer keeps the faeeq liouiyward, with t; h e -Oof Casper, Tenn., spent sev­ we wish hi in great "success. hair soft and lustrous, and easy greatest number of nice phra­ eral days in town this week. —"Gaston" writing to the to arrange. ses 011 their lips in praise of \\ r o wish to call attention to our the pleasant evening. lino of second-hand —Preaching at the Baptist Ashe Rbporior says Messrs. ANOTHER "SANTER." Coulter and Allen were well -Ochurch next Sunday night at Buggies, Carts, wagons, IN MEMORIAL. Our little town has been in 8% o'clock by Rev. It. L. Pat- pleased with the route from Hacks, Harness Etc. Irom now until the first day H OJ Yeakle Wilbar. New River, in Va., to the Wa- ; a turmoil of excitement durton. On Wednesday, July 20th, They are almost good as new, of A pi il I will sell my stock of tauga River. These gentle- ing the past* ten days. The —The Ad vents had a week's men were "prospecting for a : after a life of onlv f o.u r and persons wishing to bay Can truth is that the greater part protracted meeting on Dutch route for tlie A. A. & B. R. R. of our citizens sleep with their; nionths upon earth, Hoye, secure bargains by calling on us. We have a big lot .of NEW Creek, which closed last Sun­ —Dr. Wiley Gentry, of Wa­ gun.i and pistols in reach, and daughter of Dr. and Mrs, J. —AND— day. BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, tauga Falls, was in town one when their sweet slumbers are A* l Wilbur, ot Elk Cark,N.C., HARNESS &c —Rev. C. S. Earthing was day last week. The Dr. will brefcert by any unusual noise »G her cai'tlily tabernacle, on burnty which will be sold on d w c n t t o b e w i t h Hin - vvb() ordained to the Baptist min­ ii> •' reasonable) terms. If we havenot 8 o o nl start 611 a lectur­ they are' At their windows \»" gathered the little ones in got what you went, we will istry at Bethel church last ing tour. He gives a very in­ ready foi a n y e m e r g e n c y . At 10 per ceht above His arirts and forbade them take pleasure in getting any Sunday. teresting lecture on Astrono great has been theexciteinr nt nqt to come. thing for you in our line. We buy —Rev. Fdmond Green is su­ my, and baa promised to lee- *hu1 night travel has almost It is not often that a child direct from manufacturers and been given up by our youth­ perintending a very interest­ tiire in Boone before long. ful population and the color­ so young, attracts the notice can, therefore, give you very —7—0—ing Sunday School at Doe —Col. James Isabel and 0 ed people. The night ma­ of those outside the limits of close prices. Ridge school house. If you don't think I mean Mr. Shuford, neighbors, liv­ rauder t h a t is causing so its own immediate relatives, We have a full line of ne\V Har come and look through my —Mr. James Baird, living ing near Col. Folk's on, the -aJ 7'< much excitement in our usu­ but little Hoye was such an ness—Collars, bridles, otc.—^ev­ on Valley Mountain; had the Yadkin River, hAd a difficul­ al quiet town has been seen one. A child of surpassing ery tiling in the harness line. Can misfortune of having h i s ty over a school and Isabel and heard by several of our loveliness and beauty, she beat the world on piHces. house burned a Tew nights a- stabbed . 8h*Tord near the| people, but tbe greatest evi- wpn the hearts of all true Q&F We will take in exchange, It wont cost you onel cent go. heart. The latest isthatShu- 1 deti'ce we.have of its tastes lovers of children. Like some horses, mules, and also good bee/ you dont purchase. —Prof. F. S. Blair, Field ford will recover and Isabell and lvabirs, is its niglitl.v at- rare flower destined to soon cattle. Give us a call. I have a large stock and the offi- 1 Visitor, will hold a Conven­ has surrerdered to i ta .-ts 011 slop pails and spring pass away, she blossomed 11 ENKPL, CRAIG & CO. • want to get rid. of it before tion of all the Sunday Schools cere. V | houses, and it is even hinted and bloomed into perfected Lenoir N. C. spring. in the county, on Saturday, — 1 "lie Rev. Mr. 1 etinger, that Randy Taylor thinks it beauty in a brief space o f next, a t Cove Creek Church. Rector of the Good 8hep- xnu ried off his shovel plow, time and was gathered. But, . o—It is rumored that W. 8. herd's church 01 Raleigh, as- strtek and rill, and those most unlike the flower, the soul of That is what every Agentrecei- j r 1 v i r 1 vtv t r\mr f -v j* is who K<jtR ** CALL AND LOOk't* Pearson and C. F. McKesson, Sisted by Itev. Bush, of Ilills- excitable, declare that it little Hoye died not.biitsped ves vvlio gets up a clilb on oiir - otwo able republicans in this boro, conducted services in m list have been t he very "var­ a way to become a precious per week plan. gold-filled cases Our 14 karat district, will support Cleve­ the Episcopal church Sunday mint" that, a few nights ago, jewel inthecrownof theGreat are warranted lor 20 years. Fine I would call, your attention night, and on Monday, St. carried off thirteen bushels of Redeemer. Elgin o r Waltham movement. land. God's ways are not, our Stem wind and set. Ladle's or to the big cut in prices in my James' day, quite an impres­ Joe Winkler's rye. "he nu­ —J. F. Spa in hour was elecGent's size sive service was held and the merous population of dogs ways. "For, as the heavens dollar watch.Equal to any fifty other lir.es. To,secure agents ed one of the executive com­ Holy Onn 111 union was cele­ that our town is so happily are higher than the earth, so where we have none, We sell one mittee for Watauga, at the brated. blessed with have made the are my ways higher than of the Hunt ing Case watches for Congressional convention at the club price F 28 and send C. (). —Quite a number of Wat­ nights hideous with their com your ways." So says God. D. By express with privilege of ex Wilkesboro. plaints of being molested in Dear parents, with hearts so animation before paving for the --On last Wednesday night auga boys and girls will at­ their own lairs by this nightly tender by this affliction,look same— the sinless spirit of Cora, the tend Holly Springs College, monster. In all nrobaoility 11 [> and learn the lesson He Our agent at Durham, N. C. writes: » 15 year-old daughter of Mote at Butler, Tenn., during the next year. If you have a son it is Joe Caldwell's "Santer," would teach. Shall we not "Ourjewelers havecontessed they Teague, of Brushy Fork, took that has.come to the moun­ listen as His loving voice don,t know how you can furnish its flight from earth to heav­ or daughter to educate it will pay you to find out more a- tains for his health, and, by tells ns "it is well," nn.i shall such work for the money." en. One good reliable agent wanted" bout that school before you so dying, has developed an we not reply in faith, "Ev< a for each place; write /or particu­ —Rev. Mr. Grillbdrtter, a send elsewhere. The next ses­ unusual appetite. so, Lord, for so it seemed lars. EMPIRE WATCH CO, Presbyterian minister, now sion begins Aug. the 8th. good in tli.v sight." 4y a 5nd OMaiden Lane, IS. Y, - j located at Cranberry, preach­ Don be discouraged about the 'Hark! i is i he voice ofaug>Js. —1 he Lee Light Infantry, eczema till ..you luivs gtecii A.y- Borne in a song to rue, ed an interesting sermon in erV, Sarsnparilla 0 presistant tri­ the court house on Sunday, of Chester, S. C., encamped al. Six bottles of this medicine Over the field of Glory. at Blowing Rock for a week, cured the complaint /or George Over the Jasper sea— fast. Safe in the arms of -lesus, leaving Tuesday, lost. They S. Ada, of Oolno, when all other Snte on His .gentle breast, —Misses Kate Saunders and marched to Blowing Rock remedies failed to afford any re­ There by his love o'er shadowed Ada Horton, guests of the Sweetly her coal shall rest." from Lenoir on the 20th, in fief. Misses Horton, of New River, regular soldier order a n d May the memory of little attended the bid 1 at Mrs. There are one of t v\ o Hoye be a golden link bind­ liC Minted hi* litiii y I UOV'T Mill pitched their tents, about lit xniirN) ICeiUi^fs fur m.ijmi.ty hegl<Jcifih<dr oi>Mary Councill's Friday.eve­ portunitiss, ami from m moves on the republican po­ ing Hie hearts of I101 loved ob>ciuiiy! lLirfoWlngdmt turtSftlB « lotpqVonv «rdMdie in uennairty Pie nrtWknT, tliey twenty, near Blowing Rock look buck on lost, tvpfAi-t'iiiiiyi T .IfV-p.-i-nning. Reach,out. Bonw nnd doinr. rdty, nc/^ p*At e. H wm said Hotel. They had an excel­ litical chess board that will ones to the heart of t li 0 Insc!nnri score:it \\ protuituImpruvnyonr opp*!Vtn—The DEMOCRAT has heard lent brass band with them soon lie made in this district. Great Father. tfoi.len opfii.1 idi.ily to ouch hw ••"li wi-io'l of lifn G. A. G. ombrace tliotlmm-0. :in<l »li« I'OjWs out her rk'tic,; f'li] t« <Jr numerous complaints about so and alio departs. ,in*r to remrn." liow kIihII ton find They are either going to nom ths OOi.bic* onportnnifT? ovsr; rhnnrs tha; the mails which leave early which played a great dealfot inate a candidate for Con- A Iivfy whose.hair came out. apponrs wnrtfiv nini o(fnft Ipvcati-htothat H wl.at all »nc protni p: co«sfnl man do! Mere is an'opp'oi ttihlty sttcli »> if Pot .lfton the visitors a 11 d citizens. in the morning being closed .lniprovsil. It will (tivs, gross or endorse Prof. Pat- vvitfi.evmry couihing was jnduc.Kl within thsrsaoh ot laboring (inrtiU6oiJ<\ x opportunity for atlonst, a jrantl start In lift- Tlihrre M bp mails riipf.il ami the evening before, and let­ The com pany which was neat . .. , to give Aver s Han vigor a faith ninny isindustriousi.ncy toof slihf? sex. Allv iiites.honm ably T, by any t*»r.-on Yon can and liro n't home.•wbcrsvsr con F.con i.e. ters which are dropped in the ly Uniformed drilled and par­ ton. It matters not which ful trial. Phe did so, and not on- do tli9 work c» 1ly ennruin fictn <#•> to S'Onrs. day Yon R ESPECTFULLV, (rinnevf ars t.rr can do as well If yon will work, not too loird, bntjnilsstrlpost office at night d » not go aded in the streets, much to move is made, it Will be dan- ly was the loss other hair check- oosly; ahd yon can iecroase y.ntr In.- "isof con-o..n. Yon eic« time rk F.nny off as I they should in these the delight of all. There were gerous for any democrat to! e( *> l,ut a P evv vigorous canlearn. spai i tints only, or all yonr timo tovon A1li.com to Capital not rnqulrpd. \Yo ftart paratlvrly new and n instruct and j growth soon succeeded that show yon how free.r'enlly wonderful. anient ovr work mails. Ksilnrs nnUm wn about thirtvflVein theerowd against flavor sra. So room to sxoinin lisrs Writs nod lei • n nil frwe, LOVHIEH HAD C»*«>IM> Ihndwnifpwtsp rowislay •» . |j. .v Co.. )lo» hart. I'm ilanu, Mnlnw. c o o o i s o o o o D o c : Dr. R. D. JENNINGS, IRYTVS m\w i» "••'-is- »'• kkssst™ SAT"! ATTENTION, BUfERS! I MEAN BUSINESS. CLOTHING OVERCOATS « COST! it STOCK A Gold Watch & $204. < W. L BRYAlY P if � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/90b54be98bb77e33e9197166981c3995.pdf 6e3cec9232b7a6a2dea3b13346d58de1 PDF Text Text VOL 4 I iOOX U W A TA U G A (XJ UNTYQ N. 0. TIIULSDAV, AUGUST, 4, 1892. NO. 50. -rzrrrsj- -JZ.PROFESSIONAL. WASH I NOTON LETTER. A FINE SPEECH. L #ts of silly twaddle lias FREE COINAGE. consumption of the average been sent out from Washing­ S<H'o diiitf CkvrelruuPs Nomluatlon. household, except air, s u 11 - Baltimore Sun. From four Regular Correspondent. W. 13. COUNCIL!,, J R. ton during t he last two or A correspondent asks for a shine and wa ter—[1daughter] i ATTORNEY AT LA A. Senator 11 ill does not a s a three days about the demo­ Chicago Her;il1. —and the only reason they common s e n s e every da,,y cratic Senators having a - Kentucky was next called. have not taxed these artic­ school boy explanation of the Boone,'N. C. rule dignify with a. denial any of the numerous "fakes" greed to aid Senator Camer­ The chairman of the Ken­ les is because nobody in New "silver question." The "sil-j published about him in re­ on and Quay t o bring about tucky delegation arose and England is engaged in t h a ver question" a t present is W. 13. COUNCTLL, M. 1). publican papers, and he did the rejection of the nomina­ said: manufacture of either one of whether the mints ol theTJniBoone, N. C. tion of Mr. Shiran, of Lena- "This State has no candi­ them. | Loud applause and ted States shall c'oin silver Resident Physician. Office not authorize t o deny the la­ sylvauia, in the hope that date to present to the Con­ cheers." Mr. Chairman, if dollars weighing 4l2%grains on King Street north of Post test, that he was con tern plnt i n g an early resignation the vacancy might eventual­ vention, but we have selected anybody in New England <w- as freely as they coin gold Office. from the Senate, but any pile ly he seen red by a dejnoerat- Mr. Mclvenzie t o second t he er sets up a sunshine factory, money. Any owner of gold E. F. LOVILL a tall acquainted with t. h e It is all rot. A member of the name ot a gentleman already they will s t a r t the report bullion can take it to mint" that God Almighty is making and have it coined into gold character of the man should .Judiciary committee said on in nomination." ATTORNEY AT LAW, know that he would not have the subject: "There has been James A. MeKenzie—1 shall an indifferent article of sun­ twenty, ten, five two and % Boone N. C. used a republican paper, or no agreement among demo­ not long intrude myself on shine, and that.it is milita­ dollar gold pieces a t his op­ in fact any paper a tall to crats and the committee in the patience of this con­ ting against 1 lie dignity of tion, and to any amount. DR. L. C. REEVES. The same 'freedom' issonglit have made, the announce­ deferring acting, on the nom­ vention. I want to say in the Americviij labor. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON " I represent, allow me to by the silver men for the hol­ ment, even if he actually did ination a t the request of the outset that if 1 address it Office at Residence. intend t o resign^ There are Senators from Mr. Shiran' longer than three minutes. 1 say in conclusion, in m.yjudg ders, of silver bullion. TheobBoone, N. C. other reasons which make it State onl.y acted in accord­ sincerely t m s t t h a t some hon ment, more tin terrified dem­ joction made to this free coin certain that the Senator lias anceWith the piescedent. As est, tried democrat will sus­ ocrats of Kentucky—[.Loud age of silver is that 412% L. 1). LOWE, no present intention of resign­ no charges have oeen made pend my cadaver from one cries of "Good"] —a State, grains of silver are not now ing, hut 1 am not a t liberty against Mr. Shim's, 1 expect o f t h e c r o s s b e a m s o f t h i s thank God, where the 'damn­ worth 2.").8 grains of gold a s Attornsy a t Law t o give them a t this time. to see his nomination con­ highly artistic but somewhat ed lie' is the first lick lick— they once were.. In other leaky auditorium, 1 arise, [laughterj-A State that us­ words, the quantity of silver -ANDThere is, however, one thing firmed this week." that may be said for the spe­ Sol. Gates, chairm inof ti e sir, for the purpose of second es a kind of liquor so good it is proposed to put in the NOTARY PUBLIC, Rinkerton investigating com ing the nomination of a dis­ as to make intemperance a silver dollar—whose coinage BANNER'S ELK. N. C. cial benefit of those who pre­ mittee, has only one arm, tinguished New Yorker, one virtue; a State that produc­ in to he free—is not wdrth dicted differently. Senator Hill proposes taking a very but he has nerve enough for whose nomination has a 1- es a breed of horses so fast 100 cents, but is only worth as to keep the wind in perpet­ 00 cents. All free coinage active part in carrying New a man with a dozen arms readyand it was not surpising, A voice—'""Which one?" ual jealousy, and make the bills make the silverdollar of Vork for Cleveland and Ste­ DENTIST, venson and in electing a dem therefore, that when John Mr. MeKenzie—Yoii wait a lightning like a pulling para­ 412% grains legal tender for ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. debts of 100 cents—an obvi­ oeratic legislature, which will Del\ in, One Of the Knights of minute. Gne whose nomina­ lytic. [Laughter.] Offers his professional services elect Senator Hiscock's suc­ Labor executive committee, tion has already been made "Representing, Mr. Chair­ ously unjust thing .to do. If to the people ot Mitchell, intimated to him thatheliad by a convention larger and man, more than half t li e free coinage, as advocated in Watauga and adjoining coun- cessor, and his activity isn't favored the Uinkertons i n more potential than this; a d e m o c r a t s o f t h a t g r e a t Congress meant putting 100 ties.KST'A'o bud innteinl used t o t»e on paper, but o n t li e their.examinations that l i e convention of unbought and State, it affords mc g r e a t cents worth worth of silver— mid .ill workgunrnnteed.'i&L atqmp in every section of the should have responded with unpurchnsahle democrats; a pleasure to say that on ev­ over 150 grains in a dollar, May 1 1 y. State. This will probably he the languagewhich always mea as convention r e m o t e from ery hill-side, in every valley nobody could object to it, last, week of the present ses­ fight in Ool. Gats' section, towns, una wed by influence of that magnificent common­ but there is a decided objec­ F. 1 1 0 K P I I K W . sion of Congress, unless there and he would have followed and unbribed by gain, a con­ wealth, where the sun delights tion to make GO cents' worth A T T O R N E Y A 7 L.1 W , s h o u l d b e a d e a d l o c k b e ­ it up with a blow Nac! Delvin vention whose hall reaches t o kiss her cheek like a lov­ of silver pass for 100 cents. from Rainy Lake to Key er, everybody, male and f e - The silver men insist on the MARION, N. C tween the House and Senate not been taken away. So much has been said a- West and from Androscoggin male, including Indians notl free coinage of Hie lignt dol­ on the World's Fair appro­ (o) bout: the opposition to Mr. t o Yobadarn. taxed—[ laughter] - -isfor Gro lar. Will practice in the courts ot priation, and t h a t is not re­ Cleveland among those dem­ This pei iod of the speaker ver Cleveland. [Applause.] In view of the above facts, Watauga. Ashe, Mitchell, McDow- garded by those who ought *11 and all other counties in the t o be best informed as prob­ ocrats who favor free coin­ produced a convulsion of is not the free coinage plank estern district 8^'Special atteu Elected By t he House. age and of threats made by laughter a t the subsidence of in the National Democratic lion given to the collection of able. A member of the House them of bolting the ti.-ket, which he said, a s several cries Richmond Dispatch. Platform a sound one? There Appropriation bill said this claims."^ that I weiit t o Representa­ t o "Go on" fell from che air. Thomas Jefferson was elec­ are more than sixty millions morning that he did not think thf attempt of the re­ tive Bland, of Mo., who du­ Give me time t o catch wind, ted the fourth 1 resident oL of people in theCnited Stalls Madron, publicans t o make political ring the several silver con­ won't you? [A voice—Give t h e - U n i t e d S t a t e s b y t h e ' and Of.that number very few DENTAL SURGEON, capital out of the democrat­ tests of the present session him an hour."] Pardon the H o a s e of Representatives. have silver bullion for coin­ f'osroe. North (nrolina. ic opposition to t ' e appro­ w a s everywhere recognized force and seeming profanity The House voted to com­ age purposes. The most.nat. • Offers his professional services priation would influence any a s the leader of \ lie silver dem of the last geographical allu­ mence balloting on Wednes­ ii ml, human thing for thesil­ (<> the people of this and adjoin o c r a t s . j u s t b e f o r e h e l e f t sion. [Laughter.] All over day, Feb.11, 1801,and not ver man to do is t o insist ou ing counties. All work promptly v o t e s when the question Washington to do a litrle the country the democrats to adjourn until a choice was; t he free coinage of the JighV done and satisfaction guaran­ comes up again on the report teed, of the conference committee campaign work, in search (A realize that Mr. Cleveland— effected. Scats were provid­ dollar. Why? Because ho Oct, 27, 3 mo. to the House, hut that those information. lie said in an­ [loud applause and cheers] — ed upon the floor for the would thereby gain thirty democrats whp had voted a- swer to quest ions: "bes, we is the honest, persistent, defi­ President and Senators da­ four cents in every dolla. o r NOTICE. • . gainst i t on Constitutional silver democrats were disap­ ant, relentless oppmerit of ring the balloting; the galle­ thirty-Tour dollars. in ev u*v Hotel Property foi S,ae. grounds would be satisfied j pointed, and we are still a t h a t axiom of the republican ries were cleared of specta­ hundred dollars. How much, On account of failing health with having put themselves little mad, tpo, about o u r party v,hich announces that tors and the doors Were clos­ has the South to Coin? This of myself and w ife. I offer for sole on record and would notfilli- second defeat: but sot: one of "in thesweatof ahired man's ed. would give the silver men a my hotel propertv in the town ot Upon the first ballotThom monopoly, and enrich che few,huster in any way to prevent us has ever had the remotest face thou shalt eat bread." Boone, North Carolina, and will As the .speaker paused, ap­ a s Jefferson received the votes Democratic doctrine is equal ^oU low for cash and make terms the House receding fix m its idea of bolting the ticket of o suit, the buyer, and will take previous position, if those fa­ our party. 1 expect to take parently to catch InVseeoud of eight Slates, Aaron Burr justice to all and special fa­ real or personal property in ex­ voring the appropriation can the stump for Cleveland and wind,' he was greeted w i t h the votes of six States, and vor t o none. Will the l eader change. Apply soon. W. L. B R Y A N . muster a majority, and it is Stevenson, and, I expect thai cries of "Go on." "Takeyour the votes of Vermont and please think upon this sub­ generally believed that they every democrat who voted time. We will never suspend [Maryland ( t h e representa- ject a little. Ought not a rives of which were divided,) silver dollar be.equal in value for free coinage will do the you. can. Notice. same." The speaker continued: If were given in blank. t o a gold dollar? As soon as the Fair appro­ Vor sale.. 900 acres of land, The session lasted for oevpriation is disposed of t h e Mr. Harrison succeeded in y o u k n e w h o w m a n y g o o d on Rich Mountain, Watauga Observer.—There have been, ('oiinty, on w hich is asbestos, House will be ready t o a d- convincing t h e democratic things I had to say, you cn days, nominally without and fine land for sheep ranch. journ, and unless the anti-op members of the House com­ would keep a: stiii as a dor- adjournment. There were a a good many third parties in Sales private. E. T). Lowe A tion bill, now before the Sen- mittee on Foreign Affairs of rnous in a prayer inciting! hundred and four members this country -the Anti-Ma­ present. One member who was T. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of the necessity of railroading [Laughter and h.n occasional .ill was attended by his wife. son, the Free Soil, the Amer­ Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed ale, shall prove a stumbling Banner Elk, Nov. I ' '90.. block, the Senate will raise through the House the bill cry of "time's up.-" Do ymi jOn the thirty-sixth ballot ican, the Greenback, the La­ bor, the Prohibitory and now. no objection. r p he support­ authorizing him to retaliate want me to stop? [ The mi: Mr.'Jefferson was elected. John Quincey Adams, the we have the People's party. djence indicated that it did • NOTRE. ers of the anti-option bill in upon Canadian vessels for Parties putting papers in the Senate say that it has Canadian discriminations a- not in a most emphatic man­ tenth President was elected They all start the same way. inv hand for ^execution will be?n demonstrated that they gainst American vessels, and ner.] The American people by the House of Representa­ Some fellows imagine that tives, the Electoral College j)lease adVfince the tees wi th are in a majority and t h a t the same bill, after statement believe that Mr. Cleveland is not giving either oUtlie four they are the only honest peo­ the papers and they will re­ ceive prompt attention, other they intend to pass the bill made by members of the For the most persistent advocate candidates the requisite ma­ ple in the world, and begin wise they will be returned before adjourning, but the op eigu committee, in executive of everything on God's green jority, which was 1 32 votes. t o pop their fists and make a The not executed for the want of [Position is a very determined session, vv a s unanimously earth that is right and the| lege: vote stood by the col­ noise. They stir up preju­ fees. I>. F. BAIRD SHFF. dice with their false state-/ minority and they say they passed by the Senate, though persistant advocate, or op-j merits and mislead people will talk all summer, if neces­ a number of democratic Sen- ,.on..nt, .i-ntWr ofev-,>, 7 thit»Sj NOTICE. ators doubted the wisdom of that is wrong, [laughter] and I \y. j{ (Yawford I I here and there. But after a sary, t o prevent a vote from . T h e laws of the State re-! placing such autocratic pow- j he wants to see the blessings Henry Cla> ,...37. w h i l e t h e s o b e r s e c o n d quire all weights and meas­ b e i a g taken on the bill. er in the hands ol the UrewS. | ( ) f eivil iiml religions liberty The House of Representa­ thought of intelligent people ures t o he sealed, and 1 here­ There is a good deal of bluff Unt'_ _ _.i _ _____ ! entailed upon the remotest tives balloted for the three leads them to repudiate wild by notify the people that 4 in both statements, and if am prepared to do such work. the World's Fair appropria­ posterity, ond if youcan pick highest candidates, a t which j notions, and the party of the Von will find me in Boone a t tion be disposed of the very Is better than the lying scale agent who tells •a flaw in that platform, do | John Quincey Ada rns|received you as gospel truth that the Constitution and the laws the residence of I). B. Dough­ 13, Andrew .Jackson 7, W. H,l w a r m w e a t h e r w i l l d o t h e JONES' $60 6 TON WAGON SCALE if'erty. .1. H. COOK, and individual f r e ed o rr The lcpublichti. party lev- Crawford 4, rest, and adjournment may Is not a standard scale, and equal to any made. Standard Keeper, For free book and price list, address 3 ied a tax upon t very thing. John Quincey Adams was; stands fairer in their eye* be looked for At once. JoHfts of Binghamton. Binglramton. NY, than ever befc/e i l ' . r f e n t e r s i n o d o m e s t i c '• •'dared dulv elected ,!. <[ WILVAR J, Ed M. # A ROBBER OR THIEF �TIIE NUMBER SEVEN. be kept as uuich as possible scicams, jumped mio a mill jmiiiiiiii! mill 1111 it 11 in ,i iiiiiiiiiriT7rarifVTnii«r OVERMAN'S A COMI'l.lCTK .M'.'WKrV pond and fell dead. The horse in the hands of the people, I'KIt On the seventh day (toil was bitten by a mad dig and hence We demand ' hat alt The Brideof the North ( s .o ended his wotk. some weeks ago. 'I IS THE A D RMOCKATIC ; family newspaper revenue, National. State or 11 a PresH." devoted to the interest bt (Lam county, shall he limited to On the seventh mont h No­ Gazette:—Afa exchange brings 1" BREATH OF LIFE."! Do you want to aid in building ah's ark touched thegrous d. the glad news that at last an nuty, State ano Nation. Publisher! up n paper that shall reflect tho 'every Thursday, at Boone, Wu the necessary expenses of the in seven days a dove was g^r has been in vented that will PRAY OULQ ement of air and g government, economically water; without 2 greatest credit on North Buroli-* :au<tu Count v. N. 0. i bore i, square hole; in fact. a. three it therecan be nosent. he and honestly administered. MOUTHlife. SPECIFIC^ na, no matter where if itiay six or eight cornered hole, star PIECE. OXYGEN i« •£ seen? Then patronize Abraham pie\ided 7 times shapjd, diamond shaped, egg 8. That Congress issue a aj,eoial medicat- h THE PLATFORM ed Oxy gen treat Z The II liming! on Mcs soiigtrr sufficient amount of fraction­ for Sodom. ment /or diceae- — shaped, semicircle , or almost any A LAKGK ICLUIIT-J'AGB I'AVKH aa of the nose, * al paper currency to facilitate .Jacob mourned seven days other shaped hole. If is evident, t hroat and lunge Adopted by the Hfc to Cm.vcntioh Do you want a reliable paper-, CURES The inhalations the exchange through theme for Joseph. May lHlh, ISO:!. contain Germi- - giving yon all the news of the V/AKKH AS rHM ly designed to meet the needs of oideeand l)iein- ^ N8UIVSPTI0N dinm of the U. S. mail. fectants, in ad- s world—a Democratic newspaper . ...BROMCHITI J a job served seven years Third party cranks who w i 1 ditiontothebe.t Resolved 1 . That the dem 0. That the General As­ : J HAY F E V £ known specifics ^ t hat equals the best— hn>< /lie tofcj&itsr S want to trawl into holes a f t e i for these dil- — sembly pass such laws a s will for Rachel; *ocracy of North Carolina re­ •; .>a«v a,canning the remedy ly inhalation right to 2 largest circulation, end ha. f.yr - the . ;:-.t or the disease, rnaLing it a POSITIVE 3 twenty-one years ityei 1 ]>uii affirm the principles of the make the public school sys­ And yet another 7 years the election. ~ CY'Ufl. Sepsrata Specifics used in Catarrh and 2 tem more effective that the more. Kot a ?• flllllllllllllltitllii |,|l|l|l,;|,|.|i. , 5,id. democratic party , both State gp •' it. i-i thai.-patent medicine. Physioians 5 and factorinofthegro'vtli and devpractioe. velopment the Old North blessings of education may ~ r- (M| \f MEDICATED ini 0XY..TF.M I N and National, and pnrtien be extended t o nil the people Jacob was pursued a seven •State? Tiieu Bubbcrhe for :: ji day's journey by Latum. lli|iUhitorliih: larly favor the free coinage of of the State alike. Til Wn.WJKU'iON ME.SSKNUF 84 h Atlanta, Ga. M«J1sjn AIilyHi b unaLouinvUlc, Kv. HuU4tog,t.Omaha. Neb. A plenty of seven years and I SEKi« a B l t C «IHS: I 4 •' »•'. '-nmilwHY, silver and an increase ol the Mr. McDonald, oi'CnbniTus Bnmpmgn iuiries: pemni—I ;MI .-NTFI^CSKIIIIIIIIIIIIU .IM;: ~ ' ' »» •/• J T /.L GA..D addreirud to currency and a repeal ot the moved that the platform be a famine of seven years wore -hiiiiiiiiii ft ? File "Daily Messenger/' I»v ~ will arm- vou hy return mail a oopy of our u .HUB i, explaining tho treatment in full. Sends mail, -1 months on trial, for internal revenuesystem. And adopted by acclamation. The foretold in IMiaraoh's dream WARRANTED " 2 for it if you prije health. 2 following amendment vVus of­ by seven fat and seven lean |2.00 we denounce the McKinley fered and accepted; |Ttt Spee'fio Oxygen Co., N , ?ffi l E 'l 5 YEAFIS 0:1 I'M 1 IIIJIIilllMimilli;]|l!|:|||||l|i|||||||||||i|iii|||||liniT beasts, and seven ears of full The weck'ly ^Trausrript Mestariff trill a s unjust t o t he con- Kesol ved, Tha t we fa vor a | sengor,' (the largest and and seven ears of blasted sumersof the country, and graduated tax on income. I best paper in the State) 0 corn. leading t o the formation of WAKES AT HOMESTEAD. months on trial for #1.00 On the seventh day of the trusts, combines and monop­ New York AVorhL Gash in advance. Bot.i i>Mpers are large Eight-Page olies which have oppressed The protection papers are pa­ seventh month the children ^ 4k. Jioets. Send Postal Bat 1 the people; and especially do rading a statement of the high of Israel fasted seven days with the address of live ])e;*wng^s earned by some of thoskill and remained seven days in we denounce the unnecessary s >i)H and receive sa niplo 0041and burdensome increase in d workmen a t the Carnegie 1 heir tents. NATURE'S ie i of r « MESSBNOEit. the tax rni cotton tiesandon woi ks as a sample of what the Every seven days the land 0«-t. is;. 1888. tf. CURE FOR rested. tin, so largely used by tire high tariff does tor the men. It would be just as fair and roa TAXI; THE poorer portion of the people. scalable to add in the #50,000 Every'seVPTith year tholaw e|lll|lil|((TVl!tl|||!!l|||!t|!|lil|||||irni|lf!(!)<|!|||||||||a:ii||fe 2 T.arjjo !l!jh Arm. ih 1 was read to the people. Wc likewise denounce the in­ — H .eiaholi KotUnir S< (ilia, laviiArt I AH-., 0 Nluitlto. iquitous Force bill, which is salary paid to Mr. Depew by tire In the destruction of Jeri- 1 Hun aStir Uireiiulu^nalruc/lon. ~ddj<i£/j q*j;l AliU!! Hi £D 8 2 - II HHN O tCijnnl 5,, C« — 2 not yet abandoned by the Yunderbilt roads and that of tin to seven persons bore seven •r HsnaMe tunl.-.'.i Apia'iu'Uice. 'iOI.NO lias nn Elegant Flniii!), ~ republican part v, but is he other high priced talent employ trumpets seven days. On the 2 Ha» a Poi'tool A(ij,istiii(;ut. y — tfiieu I'onitlvn TftKe-up. w Col a : i t iTortliwe:: Li J Thl« new troatment for Catarrh and mt 7^'"' in 7 Una Stylish k'uviiHuru. rr itur u w d a s a me,; are to beI'* " — Hiia htoro Siitvliig fjuulitlriv. nnd ~ diseases of the organs is the wages of the great finny of seventh day they surrounded 2 does » I.argcr itnnuo of (ioiihrul Work S one of the most respiratorydiscoveries important adopted ns soon ns tlie.v rc its employees. r Mi times, and at - ihuu any Si-tvlng; Alaoliiuo iu U>o World. > the walls se\ in medical science and possesses the Emigrants going to •' ny of the gnin control of the House of Mr. l'Yick himself testified be­ the end of the seventh round - Examinij THE fiOYAL for points of 3 following advantages 1 A^'.stern States or Territories 1. The patient can cure hlmsolf at a small expense exceilopcc, and you will idllnave time nud money going Hcpresontativos, the purpose fore the congressional commit- the walls fell. and without outslda asslstnnoe. Z buy no other. 2. No chanpe ot diet or pursuit of lilo la ntcesuary via. JTicago and Alton routr during troatment. and effect of which measure tee that the high-priced worku<^n Solomon was se^en years In no wise offensive to the t is the quirk, sf route 1 o I ROYAE S. M. CO., Rockford. III. 1 8. The remedies aro no discomfort. patient and entail will he to establish a second whose earnings he sought to re- building the temple and fast­ 1The remody reaches the seat ol the trouble ta.iililiiililiiil!:ii:iiniil r ii;-fiTi|<i<iitti;iitiiiinti;i!Biiifiiiiiis KANSAS CITY, DENVER; directly. perio J of reconstruction in due© by the new wale numbered ed seveil dAYS n t its dedica­ C. The romodlrs and means of anpllance can be 11 J 1 f carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience. the Southern States, t o sub- "about 325 men of the II,800em- tion. mtBK Tit KATMKNT at any drag *tov. And all point*) Idalio, V. «sh CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. vert the liberties of our peo- ployed." These skilled workmen ington, Cr.-g.aq Utah In iho tabernacle were sev­ CORRESPONDENCE 80LICITED. pie and inflame a new race earner] from #07 to #171 per en lamps. and California. Caoterlne Medicine Co., Waco, Texas? antagonism and sectional an UIOUI I K If their peculiar skill arid The golden candlestick had r must nrifj 1'cst Eijuigiini cxnerieiiecwere not rare t h e y T-ia I in i fin ''(• s !. imosities. seven branches.-—Ex. QM RECEIPT OF 5 0 CENTSU 0'ily li ie running iolt 1 V di could not com maud such pay. 2. That we demand finan­ ! md 1 i'.iins 1> f .veoii St. Louis But the pay of the greut muss W E WILL MAIL A BOX OF cial reform, and the enactfind Kiinshs City. Mrs. Richard King lives on of laborers in the works, Mr. •ment of laws t h a t will re­ I 'riek said was fourteen cents an a texas l'Miicheforfyfivemiles Reclining Chair cars and Tour is{ SI. pcrs free ot extra charge, move the burdens of the peo­ hour for ten hours or #1.40 per so fit h of ('or pus (,' h r i s t i . I will meet parties at any rail­ ple relative t o theexistingag duv. This is (i/evaliic Weather Boarding, cents a day less \\ InWi ladies (till on her they road station wit li t hrough tick<?ts T N* ONLY INF/LLIQLE CURE FOR ricultural depression, and do than men get for sweeping t li e have In drive fen miles from nnd baggage checks. • ; D to Ceilings, Bor full inlormatioi,, ninjis at;(l full and atr pie justice t o the streets of New York. the front gate t o reach t h e TctL , "yoand Itch, Itching Plies, Ring Corrugated Sheeting, descrip i.ve pnmjiliiefs of Hi© farmers and laborers of our The same organs assort that front door, and when the ba­ West wrttc to or call <ui Roofing Paints, and all itching S&ln Diseases. f he t rouble did n jf arise over wu ker comrn in the hack way he •country. B. A. vrwi,\\n. . ]ron Roofing, 3. That we demand theab ges. The contest has now resolV- is surd to travel thirty miles If you hova TEiTER, It maltare not how long It ha* Traveling Pu^scugcr Agl.. etteiad. TEITCRINE will as cortalnly ol/ra !*.n'o Troughi, Gutters and Spouting, 10 Bntton Ave., A hevilie, N. C. olition of national l> a n k s. "d itself into a war against and before he arrives at the kitch > „ you as you use it o.Ams of Sheet Metal for Building 1 .J. C HAUI X ON . G. D. A and the substitution of legal in defiance ot labor organizations en. Ovci her acres roam 100 Harr.tiasS, Painless and Fragrant | (jr,1PLETE AND READY \ C!iicugo. TIL VT" APPLY WHEN SHIPPED.! But when asked by the congress­ tender Treasury notes in lieu Ifyouere dltaallsfleYt OOG cattle. Attended by 300 MflNPY triU< the r.iul' *— Itofercnoea—• nisj-nfc« . of national bank notes, issu­ ional committee as to the cause cow boys and 1,200 ponies. Soathora (..mh of thoStM, e«if Eleornln, ClintWE WANT which. led to tha trouble, Mr. hai.i .'Intth, and Iodlonal Cunkof SuvitiiuaJi, —AN— ed in sufficient volume t o do Brick said: "The firm was not II©r bns'ncss is conducted on I. T. 6HUPTRIRE & DRO. the business of the country I satisfied with the contract," it so extensive a scale that it is *-•••••• % 20 I SAVANNAH, GA. on » cash system, reg u l a t i n g w a n t e d t h e p r i c e s l o w e r e d a n d no unusu d thing Tor her t o • - V-.V. | tf0J3$Zfo .Y-. the amount needed 011 a per- the time of expiration changed get a single Order from Chi­ .-.iVT-'-ilo work111n.11 to • •'A our uialerlali capita basis as the business to winter. Another witness tesfci cago butchers* for a th^us-i nd tolldted' wrlto for' inercsts of the country ex- fled thai the trouble was over bend. The splendid in.a. .• uf V*/i /ncinnall, Ohio. panel, and that all monev is- "the pay roll." this pastoral ladv is pro ,*idBMFJL.OHED 1372. sued by the government shall Facts are stubborn things, AMD THJt ed with all the modern im­ be legal tender in payment of An importer, illustrating provements, and she enjoys a l l d e b t s , b o t h p u b l i c a n d p r i h o w t h e M c K i n l e y t a r i f f to the full whatever refine­ (The Owe on el Fslrio* ] BOSTON vn,e. ; works, write.j this: 'Here is ments of social life are avail­ FOR LADIES. HEST /EICHT 4. Thai, we demand .that L, sample of goods that ibuv able. STRICTLY FOR YOUR HOME. HIP:) EST Congress shall pass such laws in Englon 1 for 44 cents per a s shall effectually prevent yard. The English women ( 011cord St;iTi(];ir(J:—\\v. J . the dealing in futuies of all 7o cents per yard retail, It. Diggers, of Host's M.ils, P URE C REAM-T ARTAR P OWDER • — . . . -• •——•— agricultural and mechanical 1 pay 44 cents for it, then I was in the city Thursday and ENDORSED BY CUSHION AND PNEUWATIC. produ'tions; providing such pay 3 3 Cents pound-weight told the reporter of t h < PROF A. L. METZ, P. H. C, —^-^TIR£S^^~ stringent system of proced- duty, 22 cents ad v&lornni strange action of a rock* in a of Medical Depart ment Tulnne University wlio,iil>prncarcful ure in trials a s shall secure duty, 3 cents t o get thestuff, field on his fa flier's farm, lie of Loulsiann, n pure Cream Tartarnnalysla, WARRANTY WITH EVERY WHEEL l>imionnces It Powder, prompt onyictton and impo- t h e n 1 0 cents commercial and his brother Will w e 1 e wlileli lio cheerfully tccumuicudo to the SEND YOUR ADDRESS FOR CATAL0GU2 public. sing such penalties a s shall cost, makinga total of #1.12/ hoeing cotton and were near C02HEK, "THE S OUTHERN F AVORITE" i tND, secure most perfect compli- Suppose the retailer makes the end of the row when they ?URE, WHOLESOME A N D POWERFUL. ance with the law. the sa ne per cent profit here were attracted by the rock ^ You Want It. Aek Grocer For It. 5. That we demand the an as in England, then the Ainer moving from its bed in the W^M limited coinage of silver. iican women vvilll pay #1.87^ road. The rack rolled over GULF MFG. CO NEW ORLEANS, LA. G. That we demand the pas per yard for what the Eng- on its top side, without any ~Z .• -GLOSIIIO sage of laws prohibiting rhe iish women pay 75 cents p<a' visible cause. They after­ alien ownership oi land, and y a r d / ' ward examined the rock and that Congress take p a r 1 y And we call this a land of could see no cause Whatever Steps tfi device sfiine pi in to frei dom! for its moving. The rock will obtain all lauds now owned ('finflat fe AVar.s:—The Aeir.s wt'ig h a hot) twenty-five lbs. by alien and foreign syndi­ has seen one or two referenc­ ShGbv M m /V' h v -Mr. J . cates; and that all lands now es in the papers t o the re­ MeL'»nn. a welt known tobac­ held by railroads and other cent speech of a Gaston eoun co drum mrr of 8a I isbti r.y, lost corporations, in excessofsuch' ty Third party man on Wall his horse in a peculiar man­ a s is actually used and need­ pts*. -m"rPr*qr-ac•? street, hut they did not have ner a t Orleans, in Lincoln Co. ed by them, he reclaimed by 11| , f e PU1 it l ight. The News herewith last Thursdas. The horse the government and held for furnishes the correct version; ha d been siek that day, show' actual settlers only. "My country men," exclaim­ 7. Believing in the doe- ed the orator, a s he brought nig peea!iar symptomsand Cerent?, ,md Tr*rL»-lI;'.rY» obtained, and all Pat­ Mr. McLean, assisted hy all trine of "equal rights to*, all e n t 1 ; iir,e*n rf'ntlncU;<1 T o r Wedcea!# Fees. ^ 8,D 4 fit.mp for Xlluafrat«d Price Llrt. his clenched fist down Upon Cur '• Icc is 0f)T-**t'« U. 3. Fasnf Offlco. the harse dortorsin the neigh and special pri vileges t o none, • : //dJTiON The Schumacher Gymnasium Co." T ana !« run e> \Yafh1ngton.in loss time than those the table with sufficient vio­ reir fr.jM '•nro patent oorlHTTid, had been 'working' we demand t h a t taxation. tFend mo 'cl, drstrtng or photo., with dancrlplence t o upset a glass of wa­ rT«n. YVo advise, li paftnlahle or cot., free of ! • .'-hop, with it. But all finally left it, charco. Our fee not due til! patent t* secured. National and State,shall not nud Oiiv A ! mohlst. "IT'ivv tr» Ot;ta!n ratonts," with ter—"that fellow Wallstreet, • ; it- t- •, nro «ined. Mtnv r-r> hpikv.u h atnea of actus 1 clknt« in your State, coiuity,or l.ving in the lot apparently ! jheused to build up ot e inter; < • ' :• • • •.. t/- j. ;hc beet •>'. vn from overivotk or hjOv. cbcld cares. 1.. r.i tov, n, sent free. 'Address, the gold bug—ef ever I meet '>?' -"Xil'.S Jrpil JiiOc.' N T tbniVdc Ui9 I dead. Suddenly itsjirangtip, s t or class nt the expense of! «;WC»e. «• i.-rr», f . ' :' stion. removes Ixcwse of ULo> him, I'll take a stick and lam C.A.SHQW&CQ. snot her. We believe tha fcthej ijumped out of the lot, rti n j Dnpnsite Patent ORSCC. Washingloa. D. (*-. N v>Up|iiy eO«i i' I « Yes la.UiiiUi. bet Ure fCMiiho. the devil outen him." Tnonev of the country should four uiiler with f r i g h t t u I Sn ztiU iioston. The Watauga Democrat !SPECIFIC OXYGEN! C ROt 1 CACTERINE CATARRH EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. CURE « 7 - K OFING. l \ • MEN TITANIA C V DIAMOND FRAME • '3 ARIEL CYCLE MPS. GO. mimMS - '. i '/ # �'• BANK OF mi]\\W1LKLS1101S®. the 1 J , J . Mott has a card in Dr. Hayes,,of Washington, t h e W a t a u g a D e m o c r a t , minister ot the ^ p M . 0 Progressive l a r n m urging I I p., Col. L. L. Polk'spliysi. . Now, the Rev. Logan FatLogm ton is welcome to all he can 'that no republican Ticket be'eian a t the time of his death, s>. It. Bevghent-y, Editor. K. 0. Rivers, Publisher make out of what tvas said put in the field for State offi- has written a better in which J in the DEMOCRAT . He can cers. He iR detfit'oTis ot form­ he states t h a t Col. Folk told ' INCORPORATED put any construction 011 it ing a coalition with the1 bird him that he did TfOt believe J . E. FIN LEY, President. Ihursdny Ailg. 4, /NYA2 G. W. GREENLEE, Cashier. lie may desire, but he c a 11- party people in this wise. Mr in the ownership of -the rail­ A UTUOlllZED LA PI7 AC. $*00,000. NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC MCSfcET. not. make the people of Wat­ Mott has come t o the conclu­ roads by the government. SUBSCRIBED CAPfTXL, $83,000. auga county believe t h a t we sion that the republican par­ DIRECTORS : J . E. Finley, J . T. Peden, \\\ M. AbsheD, F. For Presidents meant any disrespect to the t y has no hope of success till 8. Blair and T . B Finley. GfioYUR CLEVELAND, cause of Christianity. No man a fair ballot can be had in the of New York. WITHOUT Does a general banking business nh l solicits the Ac­ can have a higher regard for •South, and he proposes t h a t counts of merchants and business men generally. For Vice President; a consecrated christian min­ the republicans vote the third -• ADLAI E. STKVIONSON, ister, than the editor of this party ticket for Eongressmen •of Illinois. paper, but when ministers of provided the third party peo STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. the gospel cast aside thG sa­ pie will help them t o have a IT cred vestments of this high fair elation for presidential 1 For Governor; and responsible calling, which electors. ELIASCARR, .r, of Edgecombe. we bold to be the highest of­ fice on earth, leave the pul­ Prof. Totten, of Yale Col­ For Lieutenant Governor; We will spin it for ten cts per-pound, or make it into pit and the care of sou Is, hav lege, Who has made the pre­ HAVE the best selected and RCFUK A. DOUGHTON, goods if you prefer. We have a large and varied lineofour ot Alleghany. ing been ordained and set a- diction that the end of the largest stock of goods ever own goods, and also of part for the administration area of free salvation t o the brought t o this place and GENERAL. MERCHANDISE WHICH WE WILL For Secretary of State: o f t h e o r d i n a n c e s o f t h e human race would come to perhaps the best selection in soil to you very low. To parties who will gather loads of OCTAV1U& COKE, of W a ke. wool in their neighborhoods and bring to us, we will oft'er church and for the preaching an end in this century,has al the county. sp'vial inducements-, and w'e hope this year to trade with of the Word of God, a n d so developed the theory that For Auditor: 1 eYeiy wV)o|-grow»'r in WATAUGA COUNTY*. dive heels-over-head intopoli the English and American ROBERT M. FURMAN, Our agent will soon cull to See you with sniriptcf* of of Buncombe. tics, a s Rev. Patton declares people are descendants of the goods, and we hope you Will giv(\him yOUr orders. he has, and uses such unbe­ lost tribes of Israel, and not i r l b u n k i n g y o u f o r p a s t f& v o r s w e n r e , y o u r s t r u l y , For Treasurer: coming language to his broth of the dark Aryan races. If MR. MARTIN late­ DONALD IV. BAIN, The Elkiii Woolen Mills* of Wake. t r ministers who have labor­ this be so, it makes us breth­ ly returned from the ren t o the Jews. This is hot MtU'i-li IV, ed to save him from such a North, where he spent For Supt. of Public Instruction: fate, is a fit subject for criti­ a new but an old theory, and a week buying GOODS', JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH, cism. The Rev. Logan Pat- does not interest us as much and we have almost of Johnston. ton has a right to criticise a s where we are going. ..X..; anything needed in For Attornev-General: 80* EVERY ONE should save all they 0111 and l'OTJ 11s, fairly, and we claim a Electioneering is reduced to THIS FRANK I. OSBORNE, should begin hv buying vofir right to criticise the Rev. Lo­ a science in ohr neighboring of Mecklenburg. county, at prices t h a t gan Patton, county of Johnson, in Tenn. defy compe­ For Judge of the Twelfth District: When we heard of his ex­ The county is almost solidly tition. A n d riot o f the atari WhU Yilns the wagon and sells for ffib dh $(>(). GEORGE A. SHUFORD, travagant remarks, the boai repbliran, there being only a I will sell you as godd lor $25. Machine needles that will tit alt y For Electors at Large: bastic assertions; the pathet­ hundred and eighty demo­ machine, «t 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. 1 have a good stoc k Hats, of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint r'dds 15 cts to *1.50. CHARLES B. AYCOCK. ic language, the *alse sympa­ cratic voters out of sixteen ROBERT B.GLENN, Shoes, Trout flies GO cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per thy shown, the unfair con­ hundred. They havetmcoilnothing-, dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, aria seins of any length structions put upon what ventions, and every T h a n rilns REV. LOGAN PATTON. Ladies trimmed complete. Base-balls of the very borit, for $! each seiil hv mail. others have said about him, who wants any office f r o m and tin trimmed hats, Do not fait to write for juices. Rnspectfull v, This gentleman is a Burke the pretense of honesty and school committeeman to Co. Ribbons, county man and has been a boasting of his piety and Clerk. They elect all their of U lowers, successful school teacher, a prayers, his big I and little fleers over there. The candi­ May 21,91. A'.VOA' 7 A.Y.V Plumes, bitter democrat and a 'prea­ yo\:> and his self-conceit all dates go from house t o house Notions, cher in several counties in the tends t o make one believe and almost beg the voters to $rt>ODRUFF. w. c. oiseWSt Heavy ESTABLISHED 186 ft. 8th Congressional Dist. Rev. that he is a political dema­ support them. Their county a n d fdUcy groceries. Patton hashithertobeen con gogue of the first water, and election came off yesterday. sidercd a man of fair intelli­ has fallen from hiR high posi­ The root and herb trade Of gence and piety. He is a self tion as n christian minister. this section is enormous-. All 1 7 6 & 178 Cay S t r e e t , KNOXVILLE, TENfe made man, is proud of t b e The Rev. Logan Patton the country merchants have job and thinks there is little went out of his way t o abuse HARDWARE; TO so lis bo Loin you buy. a good trade in this kind of room for improve nenj. He the editor of this paper be­ Cutlery, Axes, Nai's Locks, Hinges, Td ols, Horse and li e nre in it posi­ barter, and, doubtless, re­ Mule ohoes, &c , I.e. is small in statue, full of de fore his children and many tion to s;i ve ceive quite a revenue from it. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. ceit and self-importance. In of his dearest friends a n d you money1 There should be a stop put Genuine Oliver Chilled Plows. Syracuse Hillside Plows, speaking he uses more bom­ without any sufficient cause. Browri's Double Shovel PlowS; Cider M. ills. Straw Cut­ 1 Try Respectfullyi to the digging of ginseng du­ ters, Lawn Mowers. C-oi'h Shellers. Hay t rorks, Scythes; bast, false sympathy, and Why he did so, we can not Cradle and Snaths, Barbed Wire, &c., & c. ring the sum met' months, oeII. (. MART IS & Co. demigoguical utterance than j tell, Unless it wus for politifore the seeds are ripe. There CONTRACTOR >' S U P P L I E S . any man who has appeared cal effect. Now, the Rev. LoDynamite, Blasting Powder, Steel, Iron, t Shovels, Pick'*, is il law against it, but it is Blowing Rtck June 30, '02. Mattocks, Scrapers, Sl9dge and Drill Ha mmer9, Black­ before a Watauga audience gnn Patton can makeanothnot enforced as it should be. smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, &c. since the war. In this, he out­ er speech on this article. He The gathering of cherry bark AMMUNITION, FIPORTING GOODS. strips any democrat, republi­ has full liberty to criticise us, w h i ch kill s y o 11 n g t recs should Parker's Phot Guns, Remington, Bako r and English can. liberalite or any other but the DEMOCRAT 1ms hap­ Shot Guns, Winchester and Colt's 'Rifles, Loaded also be stopped. Shells, Rif e Powder, Shot, Lead, Fish Ho oks and Linoe; class of politicians ever be­ pily survived his speech a t Fishing Rods, &c. fore orated in the hill-coun­ this place and will be pub­ In France, parents Accom­ SPECIALTIES. try. He antagonizes every­ lished weekly a t the same old pany their children to a 11 (I Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and L .eathcr Bolting; Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-pr« oof Safes, Wire body who does not endorse stand. frotii school, oild the r n o t h e t Screen Door^ and Winoow Frames; Pa'per Bags, &o. him and his demagogue ide­ is a t all times the warm per­ EVERYTHING WHEELS. a s and policies. He entered There is no greater man in En sonal friend of ller daughters j wish to call the attention Buggie s P^catons. Carriages, Spring V Vagons, Moufitaln Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wagons, Tw(j Wheel Carts. Watauga county with an air gland than W. E. Gladstone, while the boys leUrn to trust !<?f the trade to tin? fact ilmt Send for Catalogue and prices. of very great self-importanc who a t the age of 82 years, their fathers as theircoiftpafj 1 am now offering some rare Special attention given to orders by malL We respect­ as mmh '.is to say "lookout! has just gone through a grea t i o n s o n a n y a n d a l l o e c a - B a r g a i n s i n * b o o t s , s h o e s , H i look out!1 this is Rev. Logan campaign,quaking a great sions. How different is thW h ; l f w j-endy-mdde clothing, fully solicit your patronage. Patton, and i will smite any many speeches and doing oth social relation ol parent a n d | p r i n t S j worsteds, etc.,- hardW. W. WOODRUFF & CO. and all who dare to criticise er arduous work. His party children in our own country! j W l , r P j R l 1 ch a s plows, hoes, (76 & 178 Cay S t r e e t , KF.OXVI LLE, TErfN. my poaiGon as a candidate was successful in theelection, Could we not learn a good les 1 ^poVels,- spades, traeechains, for Congress. Ye democrats and will make him'PrimeMin son trom our French friends'/ a n q j n anything you } Finlav M. HOLSCL. VW WILL W. llbi.,W LAW. and editors of thumb-papers, ister. Mr. Gladstone walks, There isn fascinationViRout. need in Ibis line.if you say ought, I will smite c u t s d o w n t r e e s a n d t a k e s the newspaper business that thee hip and thigh," 01 words other exercise for his body; holds the editor to his work/ he reads Latin, French and -fl­ to t h a t effect. scientific works for his men­ whetherit is profitable or not. fi:d toh know yofi couUf g^t 4, h dfid 0 IDs of coffee for Thi.j assistant republican, Josephus Daniels, who had to — o— 5j?J f)D; a la trance m") c yd.; heavy (yOutestic 7%' c vdi gooVl claiming now t o be a suppor­ tal exercise. A chapter in the give up the State Chronicle cnfif'fr'S 7% fo„»c yij; fine flannel pf? I plaid dress go«'?ds reter of the third party,preach Hible is studied by him every oil the aejount of lack of I keep constantly on hand it (iir ! : d fcOi'n (j-"7 fo 55' <\ Tlfese ai/« beutitifn' good."? ilo two* ed in the Baptist church in day verse by verse, and mor- means, will issue the North full 8fl(jpl .v of sntcefj i ciii,,,.',<11k<• i u* ihto dr-ffiT ;Vattc«7f3,' m-f c,,„ A ies cdUtflsting in part of 8u- p l l r ,j r ( .. s s whi)e Th« i ^ arc ell'eab. }R 'd (II ,nncls 20 c and up. Boane 011 Sunday night last, ning prayer is attended a i M ) P I | H P ip. \R •(! two sermons on Sunday for Cuiohninn this week iotn gar, Coffee, Rice, etc.. We have all colors in worsteds, ares* ginghams, gimps fin/* and made a political speech the sake of keeping up his re- Baleigm Which will be sold ascheapas ilrei s I rimn.ing in all sliades, s(j/f by mail; afl wool filled in the court house Monday. If you will take your map they can be bought in the i fiiis P,5 c and up, sole leather ^5 atrd 3D c lb'; kips (>0 e; We did not hear his speech ligious life. We have plenty of fruais boots mid shoes co'ifFse and fine, and look for the group of is- mountains. but we heard his sermon on dsn w omen and (•hifdrenrt hats* iri all jAd'e'es and styles. Sunday night. His preaching Mr. Frick, manager of the lands in the Malay Arehipel- I cannot, in this smalispace \ j inies hat trimmings in efidfASa vnricfies, drugs, tiM oilf was tolerable, but from what Carnegie Iron and Steel Co.J ago, near Borneo, you will tell you of half the bargains i N. and IV oil. oil spike,-eastof dil, Sv (711, tine iron, sweet J x' ~ " }\'\ V ' • 11 " we have learned of his speech a t Homestead, was assafilt- j perhaps not see the small is- [ «.o prepared t o offer, but. »f»t-nitrr .»,«! t...r»x, «udiR,>. ^pp.-W«, w * a r of• lend, cnl-^k ed in the office of his partner, | land of Sanguir, 1 3 Miles invite you, one and all,- t o oim j, etc. etc. Large loi of qentftiful glass, double aiin it was intolerable. We have siimle. lantern globes, gobletw nrfd tumb'ers, lamp anr{ had a pretty good report of Mr. Leishinan, by an infuria-! long 'and 1 0 miles wide, come and see. Thirty-six in^ h?mp chimney aim Til fact ftflltWFfisf yon need. Farmers" his speech, especially that ted man who shot him twice which sank, n few days ago ches to the yard and sixteen Ufi'Mid hillside plows and all jhc repairs for same, afullline and eross cut Saws pottf part in which he undertook in the neck, one ball passing with its 12,0(70 sotfls into ounces to the pound has eV of sheIV Hardware, 1)18*011* the lbiciflc ocean,-but t o hold up t o the scorn and out a t the armpit/the other see the neighborhoofl" you er been mv motto, and I r*»'d sk?il( t-N cook stores ii\ speciality, carpenters tools" and Wiefi yon want anything, you will find it contempt of the people the lodging in his jaw, The as­ can remember t h a t iT6w is­ hope to receive in the future, eorne . vr'd >t''c fi's v hce. V f w rifif \ 6fW 1 rade and will treat you right every editor r/f th iff pa per, for the s a s s i n s t a b b e d l i i u f f o u r lands are being made and What I hnve so much enjoy­ i nn'' wt can and will sell you goods cheaper than anybody reason, we suppose, that the Hmes, onje in Hie hip arid old ones destroyed all the ed in the past, the liberal pat else, a s we bd.y in large lots and get the bottom prices ronage of the public. I)EMO*'RAT (,.•« pi-opor t o nd- o n r o i n t l , p t ' a , ' k ' 1 n c k ! 8 d f > (ime oy volcanic action. We wAnt nil country produce at. the highest mad Most Respectlullr, 1 f0 ls minwtw a tnild criticism up- iug price?. , Yours anxious t o plea Slta kespea ?: -His streng t h C, D, T A Y L O R . nil hi^ candidacy for Con- iu prison. Bergman was his was as the strength often be­ WILL W . HClfftAW &6ISG. j \ alle Crucis, May 10, 02. cause his heart was pure. gress, he being an ordained name. A m WOOL! _ WgXLO. 1 Bring TTs Tour Wool This Tea on THESE ARE tlAHI) TIM ES KliWlXt* MACHINES OF ME, SPECIALITIES. a p. \\m, COME W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. A BIG CUT OH <a;<i(i:uii:s scmorisrs, �. / imA\\s mxm , — W'o'i^ is soon to begin o 'n Jr,i bird at Grandfather \ ^ L T 1 Hotel Jn- and you will not T>< taxed I c cc c o ^ bo coo b © © I ill: \ Lit 111 CAK0J INA (OU lVrit " * -, ' ' » i• UF with further news-paper ar­ V OTHE WATAhtoA 'DFEVFOCR A T the big hi in her dam on t h e ly 27th, 1(SJ)2. Agrlcnltura ftii" Meciiaiiic AHs \Yata'ign River. There is a ticles froin our Co. OBITUARY BY THE FATHER. Will begin its fourth'|be$sl(>u 8ep. \ - opy 1 year $1.00 bridge across the d a m and It Very Resp. youi s, temher 2, 1892., County$jjC$er" 6 months.....:;.'..... 50 I mst ohrist mas night, death GEO . F. HARPER, intendentff of Education will 0. " 3 months......:........... 35 has become almost impassa­ stole the golden 16< kot from •0amine applicant's for , admission. ble. (Ten. Man. L.&B. It. Tel.Co. ADVEKTISINGI KATES. , our family circle'. The little Total cost $101). Address —W. I J. ("on n cill, Jr. return inf.njt that,was left behind, ^3 inch 1 week ::: $ .75 A. Q. HOLLA DAY , Pres., p/rit-ople's Party OrganHed. 1 " 1 month 1.75 > d l f r ' 0 m V n . w i t h t h r e e f i n e t h r i v e d o n h i s b o t t l e , a n d Raleigh. N. C. On Monday, August the 1 " 8 " 3.00 horses. James Taylor Went laughed And cooed at its fos­ t >' l V LKSITV 01 AORTII CAROLIN V. 1 " 0 " :...:/ 5.00 1st, a number of citizens met I " 1 year 7.00 with him and brought back ter-mother and friends. But Instruction is offered in four 1 column 1 week.'.v.y.'.' 9.00 a pair of fine driving horses with the appearance of the in the cnriHhouse for the pur­ general courses of study, six 1 " lino nth... 13.50 for his own special purpose. first tiny pearl that addrhed pose of organizing the Peo­ brief courses, e large number 1 " 3 " 25.00 ple's party of Watauga. of special courses, and in law, Mrs. Alice Brawley, o f his sniiling rubies, he was ta­ Capt. Win. Hodges was eX " 0 " 37.50 medicine a n d engineering.. 1 " 1 year 50.00 GrWnite Mill,, fs visiting her ken ill, and has now gone t o lected temporary chairman The Faculty includes .twenty his maternal palace oflovein father, Capt. Lovill. She was who called the meeting to or­ teachers. Scholarships and Enteped nt tlx 1 E^bstofcceat accompanied bv a charming bright eternity. I hear the rus­ loan funds are a v.aijrible for der*) and on motion Prof. W. Boone, N. 0.', afe second-class young 1 a dy, M i ss Ne11ie M c- tle of her snowy wings about needy young men,of talent M. Frnncum was elected per­ 'mail matter. rind chnrac'tric The next ses­ Nich, of Charlotte, who will him; I See the impress of an manent chairman and L. N. sion begins Sept, 1 . For cat­ •spend some weeks in themorin angelic kiss; I view the fold­ Perkins secretary. An exeeri L O C A L JNEAVS. alogue with full information, i n g o f w h i t e a r m s a n d t h e tive com in it tee of three was ta iris. address President Winston, pressure of tapering hands. Chapel Hill, N. C. - H o n . VV. It. Bower was —It costs $27 to make a 1 am resigned t o my loss, appointed for tlx 1 county con in town one day last week. tori of steel, which sells Tor for with little Shepherd all is sisting of Maj. Wm. Vannoy, $41, leaving a nice little bal­ chairman, B. F. Tester and -—Miss Nellie B 1 a i r , of ance of $14 for the manufac­ peace, arid the dangers that Boone Moore., , ( North Wilkesbor'o, is visiting 1 '. A . . • , i 1 • '; . )• turer. This is what makes beset the highway of m a n - On motion three delegates on New River. We wish to call attention to dur hood await him not. Carnegie $l,000"per day a t t o State Convention which line of Hecond-hand —A new mail route has his Homestead mills, and his The mother's grave was ten meets a t Raleigh trie 16th Buggies, Carts, wagons, been established from Blow­ endeavor to make morethan (ievly ripened, and in the pres inst., were appointed as fol­ eriee of a few loving relatives, lows: W. M. Frapcum, Wm. : Hacks, Harness Etc, ing Rock t o Linville. this, caused his workmen t o the little form was returned VaririoyandL. N. Perkins.' They are almost good as new', —Our aged friend Col. Jon­ strikg. tri'id ^er&pris wishing to buy can athan florton, and good la­ -One of our correspondents, to the peaceful arms that delegates to Sta.se Conven- 1 first embraced him in lo'-e. tion were instructed to vote secure bargains by calling on us'. dy were in town Monday. "L. W. G.", writes: "1 think Here their mingled d u s t for men ns candidates for of­ We haVo a big lot of NEW —Mr. Walter Parks, of we ought t o have a reunion shall rest, ever in view of the BlKidlF^, WAGONS, CARTS, Mouth of Wilson, Va., is vis­ a t Boo'rie this year about the changeless mountains in the fice who are in sympathy ; - HARNESS &c f with the People's party ns last of Sept. or the first rif beautiful 'Tiand of the Sky." iting a t Mr. Spainhour's. on hand, which will be sold oh promulgated by the Omaha Oct, so the old veterans can reasonable terms. If we have not —Adam Hodges, of Knox platform. TILLS I S N O H U M got what you want, we wil\ get to see each other a n d Lenoir, A. C.. 'county, Tehn., is visiting in take pleasure in getting any hear orir roll called one more L U G T O DTI A W July 30, '92. The secretary was instruct­ the county. ed to send a copy ol these thing for you in our liny. We buy time, and the bugle sounded, Editoi Democrat: TRADE! direct from manufacturers anfi —The oat crop is unusually and prepare to move by Has An editorial in your paper proceedings to the Watangri can, therefore, give you very -olarge all over the county, and in the line of march. Oh! how of the 28th hit. is calculated DEMOCRAT, Hickory Mercury close prices. is exceedingly good. happy we would lie to iriin-! t o mislead and do us injus- i and J*regressive I<nrmer with the request t h a t they publish I MEAN BUSINESS, —The Elk Park mail lies gle our Voices together once! rice, We have a full line of new Har , * • •' | We have the best wishes the same. On motion ad­ Pver in Boone a t night in­ more. ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ journed. stead of a t Valle Crucis. —Is it possible that thecit-;' m > i , n ( ' interest jn t h e W. M. F RANCUM , Clim. i com now until the first day erything in the harness line. Car beat, the world on prices. L. N. PERKINS . Sec, —J. Ii. Hayes drove three iifcens of Boqrie anil the sur- i success of t he Boone & Blowof April I will sell my stock of BGT We Will take in exchangej * roundirigs h a v e forgotten Dock Telegraph Co., and h u n d r e d head of sheep that there is a clause in the *^e kindest leclings personal- T h a t Y o u r H a i r hoises. mules, and also good beef through town Monday. cattle. Give us a call. - . by-laws of of our town which '-V*iwith every K i , f.connected one may retain I •. 1 1i —Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mast, HENKEL, CRAIG & CO. forbids stock running a t large with it, brit with the amount its youthful color, —ANI)— of Cove Creek, gave our of­ Lenoir xN. C. on our streets? This ordi­ of business river our line, a t fullness, and beauty* fer? n pleasant call Monday. times in the busy season near nance is being openly viola­ dress it daily A Gold Watch & $204; '—That literary eotlple, Mr. ted, and Block of allsoi tsare a hundred riiessages a day, with M. V. Moore and lady, of running unrilolested on our we can not, a t such times, At 10 per cent above That is what eVery Agent recei­ ves who gets up a club on our $1 Auburn, Ala. ate a t Blowing streets, and the gardens in risk the delays incident to Ayer's Hair Vigor per week plan. It cleanses the Rock. town are being destroyed by a, connecting line over which Our 14 karat gold-filled cases scalp, cures humors, are warranted lor 20 years. Fine —B. J . Conncill, of Blowing I>reach v cowsand bogs. 1ie- we haVe rio, control, and and stimulates a —oElgin o r Walt ham movement. Rock, and Mr. Fuller, ofLum inember this, and keep yotir which is usually managed by Stem wind aixl set. Ladie's or new growth If yon don't think I mean it Gent's size Equal to aiiv JJft.y berton, spent Sunday in our stock oii yoiir own premises operators of limited skill and »1 of hair. fekperieneo. or they will be empourided town. come and look through my dollar wab-li. To seCpr'e agents An open key iri your tele­ Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. \y,Ueye we have nope, we, sell one —Monday was quite a live­ and cost collected. Pf trie Hunting Case watches for graph office, or an escape on Lowell, Mass. ly day in town. Commission­ —The following is tlie list trie club price $28 and send C. O. your wire from ariy cause, si­ I). Bv express with privilfgc(4eX i . » *' * . v ' of jurors drawn for fall term er's court, speakihg and an I t wont cost .you one cent if ami nation before paving for trie lenced every instrument on NOTICE. of Watauga Superior Court, auction sale caused it. same. ours a lid stops all business. you dont purchase. Ily virtue of a decree of the Su­ 1892, to wit: joe B . Brown, —Messrs. Sullivan and Ad­ Every message over our wire perior court of Watauga county I have a large stock and .. Our agent at Purliani, N. C! writes: ' , . , > * ams have fihished theit pain­ win. M . Hedges, J . p. conncill, to any office, is simultane- I will on the first day of Septem­ want to get rid (if it before • ; Our jewelers lpi vecdlitcssed they J. ting in town and tiaVe gone .j. s. Morris, w. ri. riaibin, jously repeated in tfie l>oniie ber, 1892, at thecourt hoiisodoor don.I kuQW-hdw you can furnish 1 , . spring. s. oliver, j. c. riavis, John H. j <,* l iin Boone, in said county, between suhh work for the nioiu^v.' t o Beaver Creek. mn_ e, a t!(1 is lahio to be read i i l o n r 8 0 f ten in the forenoon Aiast, J. E . Mast-en, wm. vun t' (luo goo 1 reliable agent wnnto^ —Mr. Ndimun Spang arid canon, Phillip church, c. c. and divulged by an,\ passing and 2 oclock in the afternoon, ex for each ])la.'e: write loi* fmrtk-uat public auction lars. son, and Mi*. Bissel, of Etna, Phillips, joe H . Norris, T. J, operator, unknown as such r.he hito salehiilder on a credit to CALL AND LOOK I 'W* 18 a 5n EWIMUK WATCH CO. Y. . ghest l 0M irilen Lane. \. to you, who may by chance six months, with the exception of N. Y., are stoppiiig at Mr. smith, John A . Harman, Hi­ of or design be in or about your $20, which must lie paid in cash Winkler's for the summer. ram w. weaver, George T. Sto telegraph office. All of this on the day of sale, a certain I would call your attention —M r . 1). I). Dougherty l ie, j. p. idler, vv. j.nagaman, tract of land in neaverdam and more, we have repeated­ ship, adjoining the lands of town­ J. T.. to the big cut in prices iri riiy leaves to-day for But ler Term. Lewis w. Farthing, j. y. Far­ ly written t o the treasurer of Stephens, Jeff Wilson, c. S. FarWhere he has a position a s thing, J. n. shook, L. H . Trivother hres. the Boone and Blowing Rock tiling and rind Marion Wilson, teacher in the schbol a t that ett; d, C. church, W. u, feaird; et afi c;»ntaiiiiug . 25 acres more Telegraph Company within piaffe. or less, sold as the property o f Caleb winebarg^r, silas s. Nor the post3 months, and urg­ John W. curry, deceased, lomake —Rev. Dr. Buxton, of Le­ ris, Henry c. Hodges, Timothy ed that Co. to place an in­ assets to pay the purchase rnons ur Mliacri' Jiln'Oiiportmiliy! l, c; V 3; nu Vonr». Ki-aiH-r; Th« m noir, preached a very able Moretz, john D . cook, M. T. strument iii t h e Blowing eyj for said lands. Purchser re­ v " A» ji portnnities. )l»rrOWiii| d«J»iiar 'W «• i»r> *•. Jriy ifii W<> i? niul from ilint ennH^I olnciiriijr! «uicnri,j.ou lost. ft>ro*«rl»tt. #«|t|«»i4niiJ:y. , .!«>*«• ?«•««• ,ii* sermon iri the JLpiscopal McNeil, MC D . wagner, Thom­ R o c k o f f i c e , w h i c h c o u r s e quired to give note with approv­ louk lurk I '.Y. Ilia! Il.ni'li out. B. up ftrtd Joint, 'sipiovcx !«" ' ed security, This Aug. 2ad, '92.' as F. oreer and Jesse M . Hart­ niljr. ntiJnocnr«pr<i»p<irilr. proininn., • church Monday night on the would remove the trouble, H. II. FARfHIXG, by » pliilo«op!uT, tliatto fnch per«(iu r.iof YN*rlu '•> ''•' ' » (tolOfU Opportniilty ' ley. ^^ Doctrines of Christ. embritr. tfiorlionro. and • o i i t j i n r fi^.i. t; fail "'«• find Would not effect the dis­ Administrator and com. co nnd alio depart*, HUT t« return " tall T""' »»"* th* OOt.PKS opporiunitrf lhvu»ti-ar<» rvir > rliart. i lli .tl, appear* wnrtWr. and of <tt(*-\>'-utrf nVtliet if wl/at nil »nr —The threshing maehinrife As an after-dinner pill, to stren patch of business. The cost cessfnlmeu <io ll«rei««f 6>pori l i>r "t,-h "* t.i»«t«f'"b Stomach, w i t h i n tint r . n t l i o t l a b e S r . e pa ,i.»e. 1 nipt ••r .-d. it fill will begin work, t.hifl week, gthen tljecorrect anyassist diges­ of this is trifling. We have8 St leant, a prnud ittrtANJift'' Th* Rot '• " 'U'trfiiif v fof tion and billions tentrtartv i» here.. Money to ho f ind* rivi"'* b» iuiv b)du*tTi<t«»T»»'r<nu eitner -Ml l|- "''"? • "'''T • r"" The farmers of New River ate dencis, A ver s Pille are consider­ instruments on our line of 22 a* the Work nud lire at lion «. brl.ereref »..j nr„. F.ren » »• rrisrr— —DEN «intut* are «n'ily eartJnR ff«nt Y>-» to *» 1 'J per • •*. 1 •* miles'. Is this not fnii\ rea­ can «* at well if TVIO will tfnrk. tiettua hard, hnthtdnn'ritrying the new plrtft of not ed the best. Being sugar coated •«»lv .tmd vou can iurre««o your lw»i«»i .*••« ' "* they are as agreeable as any con sonable and business? We OF RUTHERFORD COLLEGE, N. C./ *** irfvdtibar* time«<«iy,«r all--y«'rtftlM* t« tliewevlt. I i«y stacking their rye. (o'(oar)r t'lipitul tint 'reunited. U* Mitrt a .In, Allf-c-mfaction, and may be taken by the s ihow Thn how. fi'M.really wentWvfi'l*n etu.inc our work no* nud VI e it.»ttnv-t n-,d j have not reported voiir of­ Is now located at Sheriff I'ftUnre nnhu •o era Ro room to evidnln here Wiite ",•<! I • i'n , II lfe». Bnird'son VVfijauga River. —Rev. I. W. Thomas arid most defkate. be return in ill I nwl*o •to'detny. tu •<••»* rt «.•••••<. II. fice as closed, but after giv- near Valle Crucis. Having llnllett .V' < «»•. M<»* I <>t ' H)H HHI family, of Hibriten, arrived It Is the man who never ing a long notice, and noth-Miad (1 I) fourteen years ex In town Inst evening, and Will shovels dirt who is tfillifig to irlg bfeing dorfe or proposed pcrience as a dentist, and us­ 'ANM *o« "O.T JU 'feJjeqa mnadia u» ^*d "At "a'"1'» "1!» J..13TTTH •k*™ >®H •"«»!'»«*• Aq,tM'M*l< "m 'uoj, 'iave| |« /»p » « J ®Aitaa) eeaijeiae edo*» Spend several days with their give advice. ing nothing but the BEST ma iNoA«on*n< «oqaoa|e||liA "At 'iJiaao, "I ]:«* ""<>•« to be done, we were cotrfpfcil-»l#te*t«»iqnop'puejJ « «| „ qinq «l| jo vi»d qtetuv *11 t-erinl, combined with o o o D in any fritnds in the corinfty. "Oh. that 1 had only takrin this ed for the reasons stated a- WORK , offers his pyofessiona? —The proceedings of b e tfiedicine ea rlier in life, what years bove, and others we could services to th'eritizeris of Wa-'. t| punpaijni|pi noilwAlt •yiWtl' l»» lqjtantl "U vtet sqt pue H»«" HimmiJ ,neowe|tJ"Aps Bonoitjo•<!» •MOM* ZZJ,1 3HB-IlinUi Fifth Sunday Meeting are ori of suffering it would liaVe ^aved name, to detatch orir Tine taugri county as a F l R s T JUV' ' -»q etrj, no/ aim eeout pov mei" was the toi!< lririfr exclama­ •Joqqipia lira Moqi m •[ aintu c L A S S lien fist. , bur table, but want of space tion of one who had been cd red of froiri yoiii's. », epooS inoi-tf*o oq« "'"qj si una eqvm nen v I* o* 11 a.tno /h op 01eneq no/ /(Vr)»""«qnaneqt ttegrPrices reusdnnhle nnd We ha ve been willing arid forbids its publication until rheumatism by f lie u^e of Ayer's •1UM oq.w aaoqi eioqt/av '/>!tw.x>| qaee ui .poaJI IDOO* **)Mpti*a It (MamNot**.!jOuednq next week. Be patient, breth­ Sarsaparilla. Scores of stfch ca­ anxious all the time, arid arc kntisfyctirin FULLY gimran Ano e >npoiiuttno pn* 'p.jerhntin nt ses are on record. »i»ai|iH<3«j 'p|.in.H aqT so now, to connect our lines teed % 'in ren . •*111|| aado.ta* >1 Jnl 26. 3 TU'». o mo 1 ' t',e anniversary in n business-like way, and it - M i * . Bill*Todd, of Jet-I r lias been no' part of otn intcn ferson, .pent several hour, in has been .made a legal rioli- tion t 6 change exist rug rates. Is bfettcr tl.an the lyinf? scale agent who tells A ' .. , RESPECTFULLY, you as gospel truth that tl\e • •« « IOWII huuday. Mr. and Mrs. 1 day. The Lenoir and Blowing . .u.iiish t /erydi'tiK•. W*. start \ (.u >• risl* JOKES' $60 5 TON WftGON SCALE T. Hill accompanied hci j u jM*re inonie»ni» W . L tiiVU kr.tir«dy new IeAd,and or nil yonr time toIftb - vFem. If vou wish a 3ne head of hair Bock Telegraph (Jo., desire is not a standard scale, aad equal to any made. . -1 a mminf bring* NVO^d«riui ^ it from t' For free book and price list, address from their home in Hickory of a natural hue, use Hall 's Hair the above statement of facts 1 fn l^ff-a'soil. v our people Jones of Bm^amton. Binghamton, N.Y; ! Renewor. made known t o Siitw IUI ' IYON LVA 'ii; s * ' SAY! # ATTENTION, BUYERS!! f • CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST! m m STOCK . Dr. R. D. JENNINGS, r - i A ROBBER OR THIEF ¥ - * • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 4 Issue 50 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_0804_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: August 4, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-08-04 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/62aa9cbd144a76868f55f00ea5b900eb.pdf bd38352023720de42124f73606f47fd8 PDF Text Text V VOL 4 'PRO.VESSJtQNA L. $ Ed M. Matron, * WATAUGA THE FORCE BILL. COUNTY, N. (., TIltJttSDAY, AUGUST, 11, 189^ NO. 5U A VERY SICK PATIENT. The Fifth Sunday Union Meeting*, The I'eopkn5 Party Platform. of self government, t he dom­ , "t Courier Journal. ination of ignorance a n d The fifth Sunday union mee­ Cholera iri Erirnpe. yellow fe­ News i and Observer. ' \ W. B. COUNCIL!/, Jit. The disposition manifested crime?, a return t b the dark­ O. listen t o their tale of ting of Three Fork Associa? ver a t Vera Cruz and the by the republican organs t o est d a y s of the e r a of recon­ ATTORNEY AT LA V. plague in Persia d o n o t fur- woe and sad dissatisfaction'; tiop met with Cool Springe g e t away from t h e Force bill struction. ,nish a, pleasant outlook. We republicans a n d democrat for Church, Friday tit 1 1 o'clock. Boone, N. C. issue, o r t o pooh-hooh it, is In such a n emergency t h e hope none of these very de­ them have no a ttraction. Nei The introductory sermon was a n indication of t o o much South d a r e h o t di vide merely structive diseases will reach ther p a r t y ' s good enough t o preached by Eldyr Geb. Triv­ VV. B. COUISUILL, M. J). significance t o be ignored. for the purpose of testing the any portion of o u r country. suit these modest saints; be­ e t t from J o h n 10-y 1 1 . • Boone, N. C. 1 he majority of therepubli strength of a new organiza­ After the. .sermon adjourn­ "Resident Physician. Office cans were t o o much devoted tion pledged t b certain 'he- There a r e just now a multi­ cause they can n o t have t h e ed until 1 , p. m . s tude of political diseases af­ earth they're loud in t h c I r o n King Street n o r t h of Post t o the Force bill t o be .wil­ forms" which even their lYiost Office. flicting tjie people of this fa­ co m pi a i 111s . T he cou n t ry's g o ' Re-assembled a t t h e a p p o i ^ ling t o leave it o u t of their strenuous advocates must a d vored land t o worry, make ing t o the dogs; its on the ted hour and the house was platform. In framing it they rnit t o he wholely experimen­ •E.F. LOVILL a n x i o u s and wide-spread verge of ruin; t h e people a r e called t o order by C. S. Far­ exercised their usual duplici­ tal and of doubtful value. I t trouble without a , visitation demoralized, a n d dreadful thing, t h e former moderator. ATTORNEY AT T AW, ty, pretending t h a t free And is perfectly well known t h a t of physical diseases other things a r e biewin. The wor- Prayer by D.C. Harnian,and Boone N. C. fair elections were what they Weaver c a n n o t be elected. If than those now loca ted in the kingmari is riot half paid; then went into permanent o? desired, and Urging legisla­ we a r e tx") have a President land prowling around seek­ c a n ' t always have his way; g m ' z a t i o n . Elected C. • *£. DR. L. C. REEVES. tion t o t h a t ena. T h a t was t h a t will veto a Force bill,, ing whom they may destroy. c a n ' t have champagne, b u t Farthing moderator and Ja­ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON p r e c i s e l y t h e r e a s o n t h e y t h a t President must be Grbcob You nee clerk. Between t h e chronic a t t a c k once a week; should have it Office a t Residence. gave for passing the Force Ver Cleveland. On motion appointed J . VV. of "the pension purge ( t h e every d a y . Newspapers .a)' Boone, N. C. The democratic p o t t y isnli bill'through the House and Payne arid VV. F. Knight, cholera),.and the Consuming a r e subsidized, if not com­ trying t o put it through t h e t h a t s t a n d s between the with the deacons of C o o l Fever of t a x a t i o n caused by pletely muzzled; corruption L. D. LOWE, Senate. Though the Force South a n d the Force, bill, Springs Church, a committee the high protective tariff for stalks in. broad daylight and bill is n o t b.v name mention­ which means ruin alike t o its on religious exercises. On mo the benefit of Monopoly and everybodys puzzled. Public oed in the platform, it is un­ autonomy a s t o i t s material t.ion adopted the program a s Money Bags, levied by the re pinion's s h u t u p tight;cheap prepared by the committee, derstood t o be meant by ev­ interests. The House, t o be -ANDpublicans (a severe and pro­ labor bents down wages, and a n d discuss trie same in their ery republican. The plank was sure, if democratic, \Vill de­ NOTARY PUBLIC, longed a t t a c k of pecuniary men denied t he right t o strike order. framed in the hope t h a t i t s feat it; b u t we cannot be sure Yellow Jack), and the awful and ride in cushioned stages. BANNER'S E L K , N. 0 . meaning might be softened of two democratic Houses du 1 . Dp Baptist t a k e Ute ,in r Plague of Consolidation and The fruit of toil of honstmen down in the South, but this ring the coming Presidential tercst in reading God's\J?ord Usurpation, a s nianifesteclpn are. taken "nolens.volens" t o term. The only Safety is in will not be possible. t h a t they should, if not, how the trend t d . j l S t r o n g Gov­ build up fortunes for a few— J . <t. WILBAlt, can they be best induced s o The record of the republi­ securing a democratic rosiernment in the republican and in other words—they're sto­ DENTIST, can party for the past four dent. T h a t will put a quie­ third parties (see tlie s t a r t ­ len. And from this u n j u.s t t o d o ? Subject opened by J o h n Crisp, a n d followed by years leaves no doubt of i t s tus on the Force bill,certain-j ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. ling proposition t o own nil s t a t e of things a r e bred the ly for four years, most prouE. H . Dougherty a n d othecs. Offers his professional services intentions upon this subject. transportations by the a 1 - two g r e a t classes of wicked to t he people of Mitchell, Mr. Harrison, its candidate abl.y forever. 2. VVliat is the d u t y of min­ ready dominating, aggress­ tramps and millionaires (and Watauga and adjoining coun­ for the presidency, has. been isters of the gospel with refer ive Eederrtl Government.), some poor cranky asses.) A ties. fcirNo Lad rnateml used enee t o t h e popular vices. Sub A GRAIL and all work guaranteed. 1 insistant, in and o u t of sea­ worse tliari Persian plague. vast conspiracy 'gainst man­ Congress has voted these Uncle Sam is having a hard kind is quietly underway t o joct opened by E. J . , Norris, May 1 1 y. son, in pressing the passage a n d followed by J o h n Crisp of such a bill. The New York bonuses t o families of recently time of it, and if the republi- makemep t a k e four dollars and others., Tribune, t h e leading organ deceased members: canscobtinuein office, thanks each t o work eight hours a J, F.1H0RPIIEW, T h e committee on religious of the party, of whbb \t$ can M. l i . Ford, salary and mi­ t o the help of tin 1 third par­ day; t o force them down t o exercises report to-night J . didacy for the Vice Presiden­ lage, $10,050. ATTORNEY A1 LAW, ty, and the more ilirintwelve e a t and drink,.at. morn and J o h n It. Gamble* s a \ a r y thousand million d o 1 1 a r s evening meal, beef and pork, F. Filer tpmorrow a t 1 1 o'­ MARION, - - — N. C cy, is editor, rebuked republi­ clock J . H. F a r t h i n g motion cans for giving more atten­ and milage, $ 8 , 8 t 9 . -(o)which ii will take t o buy all a n d cheese and- beer, a n d tion t o the tariff than t n e L. C. Ho lick, s lary a li d of t h e railroads, s team boa t s wine—not "G o \ d e n Seal." t o adjourn until 9 o'clock t o Will practice in the courts of J morrow morning. Met again Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ Force bill, saying t h a t the milage, $9,278/ etc., proposed by third party What all these "sockless" ell and all other counties in .the passage of the l a t t e r would J o n n W. Kendall, salary c r a n k s , h e w i l l f a r e v e r y prophets want, tho biirlenof a t night and heard a sermon jostern listriet a^Speciol atten­ make possible the.enactment and milage, $5,158. from .1. F . Eller. Morning much worse, and will literal­ their "yelp," is some one else tion given to the collection of of a hundred,tariff bills. With session met pursuant t o adW. II. F . Lee, salary and ly die of drastic purgation. t o pay their debts?—that's claims.-®® } mnrnient. Dcvoiional < xerthe Force bill a law, the re-- milage, $0,088. I t will require skillful doctor­ governmental help; want mo? publican p a r t y would feel E . T.!| Staekhouse, Salary ing and heroic treatment t o ney loaned a t two per cent eises conducted by J o h n Crisp On motion appointed E. F . t h a t it was supreme, t h a t it and milage, $1,202. prevent a financial collapse.' on mortgage number two. Jones, A. C. F a r t h i n g and J . DENT A I/SURGEON, was no longer responsible t o «• F . 15. Spinola, salary and If the republican quacks a r e a n d " f i a t " m o n e y b y t h e j F. El lei' a committee t o ar-. the people. The result of elec­ milage, $9,921.' . I' osroe. North (Molina,. t o be retained and their nos­ ream t o pay their honest due; range program for next Un­ . Offers his professional services tions would he determined by Now, some of these mem­ trums are t o be farther ad­ want silver bars worth seven ion Meeting of .the T h r o e (o the people of this and adjoin the wishes of the machine. bers never even went t o Wash ministered the patient will t y cents stamped in a govern Forks Association. ing counties. All work pronjptlv The country would he gov­ ington o r did one stroke of die inevitably. If the third ment mold t o make t, h o in lone and satisfaction guaran Called for C>rd question. erned from Washington, and work for t h e money here giv­ teed. party charlatans who have worth a hundred cents, s o The perils of the c li u r c h 1 the result of the elections en their families, and none of Oct, 27, 8 mo. no experience in practicnl fi­ they can trade for gold; tin 1 Speeches by J 11. F a r t h i n g would be declared a s h a d them served their full term nance and scarcely any know) railroads a n d t h e . telegraph and others., , previously been determined for which they a r e paid. NOTICE. edge of empiricism even in rich a n d ee'n the telephone, must Time arrived for. tUo eleven, Hotel Property for Sale. by a junta sitting a t the Fed Morover the gifts are con- less of trile monetary econo­ all be worked by Uncle Sam, trnry t o the s t a t u t e , being mies, a r e t o physic the vic­ and Uncle Sam alone. The oClock sermon, thesainewas On account- of failing health eral capital. . preached by J . H. Farthing^ This year the republicans simply making free with inon of myself and wife, I offer for sale mv hotel propeitv in the town of have t o fight over a vast ex­ e.y t h a t did n o t belong t b t h e tim and patient, he is a 'gone People's p a r t y wants all this On motion adjourned until coon.' He will never s'trvive -these PefferS, Fields a n d Boone, North Carolina, and will tent of territory. The revolt , , men who voted it away. . . the bleeding of a Sub-Treasu­ Weavers, half-baked, turned 1 , p. m. sell low for cash and make terms o suit the buyer, and will take of the northwest two years This g r a b is n o t democrat­ ry scheme, and the blood-let­ down back numbers all, they Reassembled pursuant t o nd, journment. Colled for sixth, real or personal property in ex­ a g o is a fact of Sinister afigii- ic economy.—AshevUle Cititing of twelve thousand mill­ a r e simply paid, deceivers. question. Do the Scriptures change. Apply soon, ry tor the coming election. ieti. W. L. BRYAN. ion dollar debt for Govern­ This p a r t y ' s life thank heaven teach t h a t foot-washing is a, More than ever they feel the m e n t a l o w n e r s h i p o f r a i l is short; its pves will soon be christian d u t y t o beperforrriy need of achieving success in A CONSPIRACY. roqds, etc.,—which is a sum sot; for like the buried Green­ ed in the church assembled, It, , Notice. S t a t e s heretofore democratic. F o r sale. 9 0 0 acres of land, The third party furnishes a n There is no d o u b t now t h a t four times t h e war debt in back craze i t ' s just infernal not, why ? Subject discussed on Rich M®«rtnin, Watauga 1865, not yet nil paid by a " r o t . " No land beneath the by J . F. Eller and others. County, on which is asbestos, agency which they hope t b there was a conspiracy in g r e a t deal. shining siin is half s o good a s Committee on religious ex­ and fine land for sheep ranch. u t i l i z e f o r s o r e d u c i n g t h e which many Were engaged t o The only chance t o prevent ours; no people on the face of ercises leportj tonight John Sales private. L . D. Lowe & democratic vote in Southern kill Frick. A list of a hun­ J. T . Furgerson, Ex'trs. of S t a t e s a s t o enable them t o d r e d m i l l i o n a i r e s h a s b e e n a financial collapse,complete earth t h a t , labors shorter Crisp, Sunday l i t 1 1 , I). (1 Mrs. A. P . Calloway, deed. capture their electoral votes. found, and i t is supposed a n d irremidab!e ; of IT ri c 1 e hours: no better clad, no bet­ Har.mnn t o be followed by E. Sam (whose coffers are now ter fed, creation never saw; F . Jones. Banner Elk, Nov. I T '90.. 4 In this way they hope t o off­ t h a t these a r e all " s p o t t e d " empty) will be a, change *> f where men of every race and T h e committee on time and set an,> losses t h a t may sus­ and a r e t o be sacrificed if the NOTICE. doctors. Let Dr. Cleveland crime stand equal fore the law. I>lace for next Union Meeting P a rt i e s putting papers in tain in the North. T o t h a t future demamIs it. A regli­ t a k e charge, and by t li e n.V hand for execution will end they desire t h a t us little a r Anarchist's don h a s been Asheville Citizen: -Bill Arp report, the same t o be held please advance the fees with a s possible be said of t h e found located on Fifth street. help of democratic practi­ h a s f i g u r e d o u t t h a t t h e with Union Church o n Cove Creek t o begin on Friday be­ t h e papers and they will re- Force bill in the South. I t New York City^Emma Gold­ tioners in the next Congress, he will save the unhappy and north gets out; of thegovern- fore 5 t h Sunday iri Oct.; ' 9 J . cei ve prom p t a tten t ion. other man is queen and rules t h e wise they will he returned it is intended for .consump­ now rapidly sinking patient. ment $5,000,POO in salaries Elder D.C. Harrnan t o prea li t i o n i n N o r t h e r n S t u t e s , assassins, while Peukert is the annually while the south re­ the introductory serum n, not executed for t h e want of Without a change there vvili Motion t o adjourn until $ where if can be used t o feed power behind li'er. The assaI). F . B AIRD S HE F. ceives less t h a n a half a mill­ fees. sin Brirkman is believed t o be be a death and burial.— IV/7- ion. Of the pension money o'clock Sunday. Met a t the sectional prejudice. appointed hour and engaged NOTICE. They c a n n o t be accommo­ the tool of these leaders. The m i ughon Messe nget. the ex-soldiers n o r t h g e t a i n a S u n d a y S c h o o l , m a s s The laws of t h e S t a t e re dated. The Force bill is a tne World published several col­ Observer: — T h e Chicago bout one hundred and fifty meeting. . Moved then, t o a quire all weights am q u i r e a i we.gros and rneas- n n C e of s o portentous a na­ umns a b o u t i t with illustra­ fair is t o have the distinction millions and the south whai grove near by.,arid lieqrd a tures t o be sealed, a n d I here- t n r e . ...^ 0, . hynotifv t b Hurt I t h a t t h * s o u t h e r n b t a t e j tions. There is no room in of n visit,from Louise Micha­ is left of the remainder after goofl sermon from Elder F . the northern cemeteries.a r e ft'm prepared todc>»uch work, |,|in nor afford to ignore it. this country, big a s it is. for el, the female Anarchist. A taken care of. In other words F. Jones. T h u s ended one of t h e mo s t You will find trie in Boone a t While t o t h e whole country Anarchists and enemies o f search of her person should the south suffers a terrible interesting a n d harmonious, the residence of I). B. Dough­ i t m e a n s d a n g e r , d i s t u r b ­ lives and laws arid constitu­ be instituted before she's ad­ drain on her resources with a sessions of the L'hree Forks erty. J . H . Cook, ance and derangement .)fbus tions. Let them all he fer­ mitted. Bombs have already small compensation in re­ Union. Standard Keeper. in< SK , t o the South it means reted o u t and made " t o g e t ," done considerable damage in turn. No wonder we're poor C. S. FARTHING Mod., JACOB YOUNCE Clerl/ the pork town by fife lakes. b a t hA'nVst. general prostration, the loss and early. Attorney at Law , BOONE* �gi As mi after-dinner pill, to Btren ^lllllllllil1lllllll|ll!l!lllllllllllllllllll!llllll|lllllllllllll|l|llll|M A Seoond Thought. 'iV Watauga Democrat be kept as much as possible gt hen the stomach, assist diges­ in the hands of the people, tion and correct any billions tenand hence wedemand that all Look over your morning dencis, Ayer's Pille are consider­ EMOCRATIC family newspaper paper and you leeeive the im­ ed the best. Being sugar coated - IS THE s klevoted to the interest of (boun­ revenue, National, fttfete 01 pression t h a t the world is till­ they are as agreeable as any con I "BREATH OF LIFE." i ty, State ano Nation. Published county, shall be limited to fectibn, and may be taken by the XYOE* tithes 'overy Thursday at Boone, Wa- the necessary expenses of the ed with Crime and disaster. most delicate. life giving *1- ~ i_B ement of air and •• •tauga County. N. C. -—water j without J government, economically You lay i t aside with a feel­ "Oh, that had only taken this it there ran be noMOUTH life. SPECIFICS and honestly administered. ing a l m o s t of despair. But medicine ea rlier in life, what years PIECE. OXYGEN ie a J apeoial medioat- ?THE PLATFORM 8. That Congress issue a you were abroad all clay yes­ of suffering it would have sa ved ed Oxygen treat-1 sufficient amount oftraction- terday, threading miles of me!" was the touching exclama­ ment for dieeaa- — ee of the note, 2 lof Adopted by tlie Sb to Comrition al paper currency to facilitate tion of one who had been cured throat and lungestreetsand mingling w i t h May ISth, 181)2. 1 he inhalatione = CURLS rheumatism by the use of Ayer's the exchange through the me thousands of people, and you contain Ocrrni- i afftTARRH ASTHM cidea and Diein- ~ •O MSUMPT IOS Sarsaparilla. Scores of such ea­ dmm of the V. S. mail. feotants, in ad- • BRONCHITIS Resolved 1. That the (Jem ditiontothebeet 5 9. That the General As­ saw no c r i m e committed. ses are on record. v v.f. HAY FEVLBj known epecitloi, vocracy of North Carolina re­ sembly pass such laws as will Yen did see, however, enough for these die- Z aaees carrying thoremcdy by inhalation right to ^ affirm the principles of the make the public school sys­ of duty done, of kindly help­ the -tit of the diser.BO, making it a POSITIVE 2 " CURT., Separata Bpcoiflee used in Catarrh and 3 - ilcy-1 fv r. N eta patent medioino. Phyaieiane-a democratic party, both State tem more effective that the fulness, of cheerful self-sacri­ r- prcicribo it in t h e i r practice. and National, and particu­ blessings of education may fice in time, convenience and O ' OXYGEN° IN | SEWING ESAGHIFTE| | N L Y ejwmammmm U S E . | Hm larly favor the free coinage of he extended to nil the people service, t o have filled a doz­ P.-pu.ituilea: Ga. G ~ SM-'iW.Alt-banittHt., Atlanta. v. I * fttO) 8h»llri'Oilw.v., Tiotilivllli'. Neb. H ll.r BuildinK, Ouiaha, Kv. silver and an increase oi the of the State alike. K — S lit H. II' 'II I IMI " Mr. McDonald, of Cabarrus en news papers with t h e reci­ LI currencv and a repeal ot Yhe moved that the platform be t a l o f t h e m . H e r e a r e c o l • WARRANTED . FOU A POT; 1 AL CASTO addressed to ui 2 will br :ig you by return mail a oopy of our J internal revenue system. And adopted by acclamation. The iiuias of t h e papers filled for 5 YEARS ..Xft-iual, txplaininpthe treatment in full. Send » /or it If yuu < rizc h ;tlth. • we denounce the McKinley following amendment was of­ weeks with doings of OUG wo­ |T!ic Esactfic Oxygen Co., NA??J1!;LE,1 1: tariff bill as unjust to the con­ fered and accepted ^iimtiiititiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiA Resolved; That wefavor a man who is said t o have poi­ sumers of the-country, and soned her husband. Well, graduated tax on income. lending to the formation of you know of sonre wife whose trusts, combines and monop­ daily self-sacrifice for a help­ Vance at Laurcnbttrg. olies which have oppressed less husband would furnish AUKENBURO, July 29.-The the people; and especially do first guns of t h e campaign material of noble heroism for we denounce the unnecessary were fired here on l a s t Wednes a volume; but such devotion •and burdensome increase in day in honor of North Curo- is s o common a s t o pass NATURE'S the tax 011 cotton ties and on olina's illust lions son, Sena­ without comment. Widely de Sll!l|l|f|l |!MI|IIICI!ICI|l!|i|l |!i!|llini|!;i !llllllllllll!lllllllll!lB CURE FOR tin, so largely used by the H iim a T .iu-go High Arm. t o r Zebulon B. Vance, upon votion is no "news," while ~ HaaaSeU Hotting IS<-c<l to. poorer portion of the people. ~ H UM u,<lin£ Shuttle. wifely infidelity is news, and - Ilah A Self-throIn Const ruction. N'i Tijuftl We likewise denounce the in­ his arrival o n the Carolina ~ there is a deep, hopeful, reas­ - Hiui a Meoliauloitl /VpiK KiMtda. Rlt'gnnl Mnlsh, ; iquitous Force hill, which is Central train, where he was 2 Has a Periflfit Adjustment. — - Haa a 1'oMitlvn TaUe-up. E notvyet abandoned by the greeted with t h e booming of suring meaningin it. I t would 3 H IM Stylish Furniture. Hsus More flood Sowing Qifiilltieia and republican party, but is be­ our "little b u t loud" demo­ be a bad world if it had t o ^ does a I.rte-gor Katijre of Ut'nuritl Work 2 he raked all over every d a y - than aiiy Hvivlng Machine lu the World. — ing urged as a measure to be cratic gun, t h e music of Lam This new treatment for Catarrh and diseases of the organs is for points •adopted as soon as they re­ ronburg's brass band and t o find good deeds sufficient 5 Examine THE ROYALyou will of z one of the most rospiratory discoveries important excellence, and In medical science and possesses the gain control of the Mouse of "three cheers and a tiger" t o fill a newspaper.—Chris-, buy no other. following advantages i It The patlont can cure himself at a small expanse from over thive hundred dem tmn iStnndnrd. Kepresontalivee, the purpose Rockford 3 and without outside assistance. •and effect of which measure ocratic t h r o a t s . Muny laBristol Dourier:—TliC dem­ E «iiilililililil!Cilil!l!lili;!li|il ft!lililii>liliiilililililililililililiie 2. No change ot diet or pursuit of Ilia Is naoessary during troatment. 3. Tho remedies are In no wise offensive to tha will be to establish a second dies were present besides. ocratic party was establish­ patient and entail no discomfort. 4. Tho remedy reaches tha teat ot tha trouble The Senator appeared on ed with the Declaration of La perioj of reconstruction in directly. C U R E B. The romedlet and means of appliance can be the Southern States, to sub­ the platform of the ears and dependence. In fact its car­ carried In the pocket without Inconvenience. PR EE Til ISA TMJCAT at any drag Dior*, vert the liberties of our peo­ responded in a few minutes' dinal principles began t o as­ c CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. < CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ple and inflame a new race in recognition of the coinpli sert themselves three hun­ Gaoterlne Medicine Co., Wftoo, Texas, antagonism and sectional an ment, in his old time happy dred years before when the OU RECEIPT OF 50 CENTS style. Apologizing for his Puritans separated from the imosities. WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF 2. That we demand finan­ dusty appearance, he thank­ Established church. But the! cial reform, and the enact­ ed the Lord that it was dem­ democrats ha ve never in all ment of laws that will re- ocratic dust, ami remarked their varied legislation at­ move the burdens of the peo- in closing that before the cam tempted t-> foist upon t h e ROOFING. pie relative to theexistingag paign was over he hoped to country anything bearing the Eatailfc V/eather Boarding, vicultural depression, and do be able to 'kill a few snakes.' slightest relation t o the out­ Tetter Ground Itch Itching Piles Ring Ceilings, full and anrpl« justice to the A speedy restoration to rageous republican force bill. Form and all Itching Skin Diseases Corrugated Sheeting, farmers and laborers of our health, and a long life to The democrats .Ibhor all such lisve TETTER, it mattert not how long It :V a [topfinQ Paints, "the noblest Roman of them measures. Thev a r e hostile If youexisted, TETTERiN'E will &i certainty cur* hka countrw 3. That we demand theab all," is the earnest wish of t o its every principle. T h e k"Iron Roofing, you as you uat it Olition of national b a n k s, all true North Carolina demo democratic party can live Harness, Painless and Fragrant CV.'O Troughs, Gutters and Spouting, tP Ail forma of Sheet Metal for Building and the substitution of legal crats.-- EMOCRAT, in M e s - without such bills. When it It«*f«n»!<-d If yutiaro dissatisfied DY wltli tl»r> reMaUft— Reff*reneo«— > { "OCOMPLETE A N DS R E A P E D .\/ I Ar-PLY W H E N H I P tender Treasury notes in lieu senget. ceases t o antagonize such Southern Hank of theState of Georgia, Chatbatu Hank, and National Hank of Savannah. of national bank notes, issu­ measures the liberties of t h e WE WANT North Carolina. ed in sufficient, volume to do peopF a r c gone. AN— SAVANNAH. GA. A new design lias been se­ the business of the country r\ Landmark:—The People's Oil a cash system, regulating lected for the North Carolina party in North Carolina does .-vx* WM —Ml the amount needed on a per S t a t e building a t Jackson n o t look a s big a s i t did two !•; .. ioiro—an rnrrgetle workman to **h • t>«h rn .mil Al'l'LY our uintorlala Capita basis as the business Park, Chicago. Itwasorig:U • >i- VL' ioity weeks ago. The public lias ...... solicited* wrlto for inerests of the country «».v- iliall.v intended to put up a ->>-*» •••» ft.**.,' lofwa. begun t o judge it by its size pand, and that all money is-! reproduction o f the I ryon *TT 03., Cincinnati, Ohio. instead of the amount of i ns " . : - r:' ' s v s f d i c 7 2 . sued by the government shall Palace at New Berne, but it i t makes, and the democracy be legal tender in payment of was found impossible to do is n o t s o much alai mod a s it all debts, both public and pri this with proper proportions was a little while back. From BOSTON vate. hi the space allotted to N. C. this time until election d a y E,CHT 4. Thai we demand that The new design was jointly that we expect to see the Wen V»M Congress shall pass such laws selected by the ladies of the FOR YOUR HOME. contingent dwindle. T h e as shall effectually prevent auxilary associations and a hearts of the people of No; *h URE t h e dealing in iutuies of all co.nmittee o f the 8 t a t e Carolina a r e with the demo­ ENDORSED BY I agricultural a n d mechanical board, and is the woik of cratic party— in a n especial PROF A. L. METZ, P. H. G, jprodu tions; providing such Messrs. Brown A' Hall, ar­ manner a r e they with Grovel* of Meilical Depurtmrnt Tulane University chitects, of Winston. It con­ stein ent system of procedwlio, after » careful Cleveland. T o mistake for of Loul.lnnn, a jmro Uream Tnrtaranalysis, pronounces It. Powder, hlTe in t ri a l s a s shall secure templates a typical North public opinion the idle va­ which lie cheerfully reoommends to the pahlio. prompt c mviction and impo­ t'aroh'na home of the old co­ poring* of a noisy few, is t o s i n g such penalties a s shall lonial period. The building discredit the intelligence and | "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" secure most perfect cotnpli- is 130 x GO feet overall, with the patriotism ot our people. ? U R E , W HOLESOME and P OWERFUL . You Want It. Ask Grooer For It. a broad porch in front, which uice with the law. 9 I t is a n unwarrantable impu­ T h a t we demand t h e n n is supported by four large tation upon them t o s a y t h a t ULF MFG. O., NEW ORLEANS, la Ionic columns, giving it a limited coinage of silver. Cleveland will n o t carry the 6. T h a t we demand t h e pas massive and handsome ap­ S t a t e . |hge of l,i vs prohibiting the pearance, The State seal wilj NOTICE. ^lien ownership oi'land, and ornament the exterior from tat Congress t a k e e a r 1 y an elevated position. The in­ Bv Virt ue of a dect ee of the Su­ mps < » devise some pi in t o terior will be finished in na­ perior court of Watauga county i will on the day ] > i l a n d s now o w n H tive North Carolina pine. A ber, 1892} at5th courtof Septeni^ the house door v idicn a n d foreign syndi- broad gallery will extern! a- in Boone, in said county, bet ween ites; a nd t h a t all funds now round the entire inside as a the hours of ten in the forenoon •Id b.v railroads and other substitute for a second story, and 2 ocloek in the afternoon, ex VW pose to sale at public*, auction to ! - . N*T •'••*: WW [irnorn t ions, in excess ofsueh with a handsome stairway the highest bidder on a credit of is actually used and need- loading up to it, and various six months, with the exception of ! I ,wu. I] by ( he i. be r e e l a i m e d by waiting-rooms, parlors and f20, which must be paid in cash on the day of sale, a certain I »vernment a n d held for committee-rooms o n the first tract of land in neaverdain town­ floor.—Mo rgnnton Hern Id. V >'/* dual settlers onl.vv ship, adjoining the lands of J. T. |7. Believing in the rfov- The Bio Grande river, Stephens, Jeff" Wilson, c. S. Far­ thing and and lin" >f "equal riglvts t o all which is the line between tho , et al, containing Marion Wilson, 25 acres more IT. 8. and Mexico shortened Send 8t«mp for r1l«,trntc4 Trio* Mut. KS JI I -2 ; F £uAUT !0N ;« pt] "ial piTvilfges t o none, its course, recently, andgave ; or less, sold as t he property o f R*HIQ, The Schumacher Gymnasium Co. AKRON, demand t h a t t a x a t i o n , Uncle 8am 900 acres ()j* I John W. curry, deceased, to make •cliiiit' Shop, • > .. h.mI any assets to p£t,\ the purchase mon­ tional a n d S t a t e , shall not land. • an uaod »d. ey, tor said lands. Purchser re­ •'11 lit !»c the beat -L' n,« in fi'ii'ud. MMIIV Persnns &ro broiccu l( buJ't u p o? ( interquired to give note With approv­ -•s?n frcsn ov-riyork or nf/^dhold earns. r* /f •" ' vr 0*. "A prayer m its simp ed security, This Aug. 2nd, '92. or class a t t h e expense of *0wit's iron I-iitfc;*** rebuild* the nIGs retner sext«csoi ril: I Flfts W?g h Supply Co., l>' her. 1 Jieve tlm I the definition is merely a wish H H. FAHTHIHG, .:! be«et« Boston Administrator and com. tiey of the country should«turned he tvenward." OVERMAN'S ISPECIFIC OXYGEN! AD I B lid CAGTERINE L CATARRH A ('OMCLFTF NEW8T V PER The Pvideoftlfe North (i a a J'less." Do you want to aid in building up u paper that shall reflect the greatest credit 011 North Caroli­ na, no matter where it may.. h> seen? Then patronize The Wilmington Mes sengov A LA KGK BIOUT-PAOIC PARKH Do you want a reliable pa pet, giving you all tlie IIOXAH of the world—a Democratic newspaper that equals the Lest— has fhf largest circulation, arid hau tor twenty-one years been I part and factorin tliegrow th anddevvelopnient of the Old Nprt'f State? Then scibscrhe for TH WILM1NUT0N FSM'XU L Campaign Rartes: T h e "Daily Messenger," b^ 7 mail, 4 months on Dial, for |2.00 T h e weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger,"' (the largest a n d best paper in t h e S t a te) 9 months on trial for $1.00 Cash in advance. Both papers a r e large Eight-Page sheets. Send Postal CaiA with the address of five per sons a n d receive sample cop ie.n of Tmc MSSSCNGER. Oft. 1 s t , 1 8 8 8 . tf. TAKE Tli E SlllGSEO 3:D AitOfl JOIN A- EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. WAST and E ROYAE S. H. GO., . III. ! PAY , D , , . MONEY B. FII Northwest . Eniigrants going to any 6f the \\ us tun i Sfalt'is or Tt'rritoric? will savo tiiue and money going via. CliiiUtgo and Alton route, t is the quickest ron'to to KANSAS CITY, DENVER, ] 1 1J C . And all points in Idaho, WUHM ington, Oregon, Utah and California. Finest ciiitl I lest F>jniftpeii Itond in Hi» West. Only line running Solid Vesit hud trains between St. Louis and Kansas City. K 'Filling Chair nan and Tour ist Sleojicrs free of extra eharge' I will meet parties at any rail­ road si at ion with through tickets and baggage c hecks. For full information, maps a tig descriptive . pamphlets of ti West write to or call on B. A. NKWLANTL Traveling Passenger Agt.. It) Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C, J. ClJAKLTON, C. V. A € Chieairo, 111. J. T. SHUPTRINE & ERO. E N T MEM * J/*" AND THET TITANS A (Tho Quecu of Folr'^a J % CHESTW P CREAM TARTAR POWDER G FOR LADiES. STRICTLY ±LL<zli5BT W9 GRAPg DIAMOND FRAME CUSHION AND PNEUMATIC —• : ii>i Y i fRlS WARRANTY WITH EVERY WHEEL SEND YOUR ADDRESS FOR CATALOGUE ARIEL CYCLE S*FG. CO.,0-,^^ C ; TSASS Cavr 5t.s. and Tra '-i-Marka obtained, and all Pair ent condnrktil for £>cd»<«te Feet. Our 0 ;e is U.?.P; tsat OWos. and r,-7 rsn Bcira patent iu lees tiino tfexn kiosa icnii't-' fnir.i Y Asblnirtcm. Band nioilr*l, dnmiiig or pboto., with descrip­ tion. We adrire, If ralcntable or not, free of cti«r'. «, t>ur f. - not due till patent. Is seccred. r i A t r-a :l,.t, ' How to tain fatanW,'1 with natnos ofac'ual clisrita in your State, county, ot t.n»n, sent free. Address, u.A.saow&CQ. fOposite F3tcnt Ofi'ice, Wathinfjlafl. D- C» % �MMHWMM The Watauga Democrat, i'1''the fiic, >t,mt un,)er 1>l-t's est efforts in the coming con­ crowded with boarders, seek­ ... ident Cleveland'sadiwinistra test; therefore, let every dem­ ing pleasure in o u r land of i lion more tlian forty tnill ocrat in the county begin to tbe s t a r s . T h e hotels a r e al­ '£>. B. lXroyherty, Editor. R. C. RDm, rublteiiar u >n acre.j of t h e l>ublio lands bestir himself, and let tie get ways glad t o greet these fine ' were reclaimed and wrested ourfoiirces together for a n people who help t o build u p 0-1hursdaj Aug. 11, 1SU2 1 from corporations t o whom united effort in t h e coming o u r country. it had been given by t h e re­ election. T h e success of the Now we begin t o t r a v e l the NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. p u b l i c a n p a r t y . T h i s f a c t democratic p a r t y is predom­ Yonahlossee, the finest moun I wish t o call t h e attention seems no*t t o have a t t r a c t e d inant in t h e mind of every tain road in the S t a t e . We FOr Trertidem: ol the trade t o the fact i h a t t h e attention of t h e Profess­ true democrat. When repub met the amiable gentleman, GROVElt CLEVELAND, 1 am now offering some rare or, yet it is the t r u t h . No lican politicians a n d trick­ Mr. Ivelsey, who had beensur of New York. democratic Congress h a s ev­ sters such a s Ben. Harrison, veying another road. Along b a r g a i n s 11: b o o t s , s h o e s , For Vice President; er voted away one single a- Tom. Rood a n d other republi this road the scenery cannot hats, ready-made clothifg, ADLAI E. STEVENSON, cre of land a s a bounty t o cans, a r e scheming for per­ be surpassed. On this road prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ of Illinois. a n y corporation, a n d if the petual control of ourgovern- we travelled until the King of ware, such a s plows, hoedP STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. Professor will make the con­ rnent; when white suprema­ Day was nearly gone. We shovels, spades, tracechains, t r a r y appear by t h e record, cy is a t stake, surely there took u p camp by a gushing and, in fact, anything you For Governor: ELI AS CA UK, we will s u p p o r t hira cheerfuly. need be bub one blast of the stream a n d huge cliff of the need in this line. of Edgekombe, I t would have been just a s trumpet t o call the least ar­ Grandfather, which some of truthful t o have said t h a t dent of liberty-loving South­ t h e party called* " W a t a u g a For Lieutenant Governor: RUFUS A. DOUGIITON, t h e d e m o c r a t s p a s s e d t h e erners t o a sense of their du­ camp rock." We did n o t sleep ot Alleghany. force hill in the House of Rep t y , a n d t h e d a n g e r t o t h e much a s o u r bed was n o t resentatives, o r t h a t t h e dem South in case of republican made of springs,feathers and o For Secretary of State: 1 keep constantly on hand a o c r a t s i n t h c Legislature of success in November. So let downy pillows. Although it OCTA VIU& <'OK E, full supply of grocer­ of Wake. 1 8 6 8 issued t h e special t a x us begin 3ven in Watauga t o was tough, the p a r t y enjoy­ ies consisting in p a r t of'Su­ bonds. Such a misrepresen­ look a b o u t us for o u r strong­ ed camping o u t . For Auditor: g a r , Coffee, Rice, etc., tation of facts, if n o t willful, est and best men, t o carry The next morning t h e la­ ROBERT M. FURMAN, which will be sold an cheap a s of Buncombe. is certainly n o t calculated t o aloof 1 he democratic banner dies prepared a nice break­ they can be bought in the add t o t h e reputation o f in Watauga county through fast t h a t was eaten with the For Treasurer: mountains. tho g r e a t political contest of greatest relish. Now we re­ those who make them. DONALD W. BAIN, of Wake. 1892. trace our route back a b o u t I cannot. Jp 1 hid hmnTL-paee A teH Voi\ of half the bargains Now, if you will allow me one mile, leave o u r wagoh Australia, t h e largest is­ For Supt. of Public Instruct ion: T r i h prepared t o offer, but land in tlie world, h a s been space, I would like t o sug­ and s t a r t u p the mountain JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH, invite you, o n e , and all', t o gest; a few names t o o u r peo­ t o take in the beauties of na­ aptly termed " t h e land of o p of Johnston. come and sec. Thirty-six in­ posites", because it differs in ple. I saw in a lateissneof y o u r ture and e a t the huckleber­ For Attorney-General: ches t o the y a r d and sixteen s o many respects # rom other paper t h a t you requested the ries t h a t grow.in the great­ FRANK 1 OSBORNE, ounces t o the pound h a s ev,countries of the globe. F o r people to be frank and open est abundance on t h e rocky of Mecklenburg. instance, in -t !i 0 southern in the choosing of candidates. heights. While we were en­ THUS IS NO HUM er been mv inotro. and I •For Judge of the Twelfth District: hope t o receive in the future; p a r t , the 4 t h of J u l y comes I have heard mentioned for joying t he scenery arid cool GEORGE A. SHDFORD, DUG TO DRAW what I have s o much enjoy- <3 in mid winter a n d Christmas Representative the names of bieezes, we filled o u r buckets ed in the past, t h e liberal p i t TllADEt Eor Electors at Large: some of W atauga' s in o s t. with huckleberries and re­ in mid summer, and t h e ronage of t he public. CHARLES B. AYCOCK. swans a r e black a n d t h e ea­ brilliant ahd Best men. A- turned t o t h e wagon, having -oMost Respectlullv. ROBERT B.GLENN, gles a r e white. T h e trees shed mong the names suggested about twelve gallons. After their bark instead of their appears t h a t of otir g a l l a n t another hearty repast, w e Vulle Oriicis; May 10, '92. kr HAS been asserted by the leaves. T b e population isbe Onpfc. E. F . Lovill; alsrt t h a t Started for honVd. Our t r i p third party papers t h a t t h e -0tween three and four 111 iII- of A. J . Fletcher, one of Wa- was now ended, and all with democratic p a r t y voted aions. Of this number, a few t a 0 g a s most promising one voice said, " Di d n ' t ivc 1 rom how until the first daV way t o private corporations a r e the native blacks, o r a b o young men. And again, tin have a. nice time?" T o one of April I will sell my stock of before the war, t h e v a s t sum rigines. I t s temperature a v -i name of W. B. Council I, J r . 1 and all who love mountain of sixty million acres of the erages from tropical in t h e j think Mr. Ooiirtcill should al- scenery, g o t o the Grandfa­ We wish to call at ten' ion to our public lands. T h i s charge north t o temperate in t h e low his name t o g o before t h e ther. fine of second-lid.ml was made by Prof. P a t t o n in —AND— South. Compared with A-[convention. Not a stronger UNIVERSITY o r NORTH cArtoi ii* v. Buggies, C a h s , w a g o n s , bis speech a t this place, He mericn, it. lias few mountains, or better man can be put be- j Hacks, Harness Etc. also stated that, t h e ,demo-! rivers and lakes. Sydney and lore our people. For Sheriff, 1 Instruction is offered in four , , . . general courses of study, six They are almost good as new,' r ^ 8 . 8 ! " 1 r e p - u _ b l , c " " ? : V O t Melbourne t h e lnrkeet-'itiee. I don' t think we Can d o bet- b r i e f courses, a large number At 10 per cent above and persons wishing to buy e ui ted away many millions of tne inhabitants of ovhich a r c ter t h a n o u r old and tried ofof special courses, and in law, secure bargains by c tiling on w i acres t o corporations since cultured and refined. As for fleer, 1). F. Baircl. F o r Treas- medicine a 1 1 d engineering. rr f We have a big lot of NEW t h e war. This is a sample of news papers, " t h a t index of tirer* I hope for a n opportu- The Faculty includes twenty r u YNl e BIJCKIIES, WAGONS, CAKT8, t h e arguments now madj? by the standard of t h e refine- nity t o again vote for Elbert teachers. Scholarships and —o HARNEY Ac loan funds a r e available for these third party people t o meat of t h e people," t h e Green. F or Register of Deeds, needy young men of talent l 2 ,. , , . , T . on hftdd, which will, fie sold ori disrupt t h e democratic par­ press, rivals other countries. B a I d Mountain Township If you Oon t think I nieati it 1 .. . . reAsoihi hie terms. f f we have not If a n d character. The next ses-i ty. what von want, wc wil! I t would certainly be a t r e a t would like t o be heard. We sion begins Sept. 1. Foi cat­ come and look through my The t r u t h of the m a t t e r is. take pleasure in gel tin any t o visit this strange coun­ have a m o n g lis a young man a l o g u e with full information, t h i s assertion has no ft un J a thing for you in our line. We buy try. Some of the trees reach of unquestionable character, address President Winston, ('Impel 11 ill, N. I t i o n in fact. Under t h e a d ­ direct from maiinfMcturerv an I a height of five hundred feet. and is generally known over It wont cost, von one cent if Can, therefore, go0 you vary ministration o f President The principal industry there our county. He is well qual­ you d o n t |JUrchasfi; Jackson there was a surplus c.h,6c p i.-cs. ified t o fill the place, a n d in is sheep-raising. accumulated in t h e United i have n Irtrge stock and this p a r t of the county I a m We have a fdll hh" of new Har DENTIST S t a t e s Treasury from thesale ThePn n in the case P Al­ sure he would carry a s ma­ 0F RUTHERFORD COLLEGE, X. C., want t o get rid of i t Before hess—Collars, hr'dlcs, etc.—ev­ i I M M I I S H of t of public lands t o a c t u a l set­ spring. ice Mitchell who has Vi been on ny if not more, and L b e l i e v e ! s now l o c a t e d a t . Sheriff erything in th: j harness line. Can tlers, of forty millions of dol­ trial for t h e murder of Freda more votes than any other Ruird'son Watauga -River, I Hat t he world on prices. lars. This is what t h e demo­ Ward, in Memphis, Tetin man I know Of, and certainly | near Valle C r u r i s . Having J&jy o'e will Dike in eXchnn r 4 ,' c r a t s voted away, a n d n o t some months ago, has (let id- there isnone who would ma .t h ? , , ; 0 D fourteen years eX" r CALL AND LOOK! " m hoise j. mules, and also good beef r n , M l ( ' e i , s a dentist, and uSthe lands. I t was divided a ed t h a t she is insane, nnd a s us a better officer, I t Id;;k P i' ittle. Give us a cn]l, " T ii!g hoihind but the BEST m-nmong t h e S t a t e s according i t is dangerous t o release her Mr. Dobbin will s t a n d a fair tHi ial, combined with o o o n tl EMCEE, CP A Lb & CO. t o population a s a perma­ she will be placed in a n insane chance of getting the nonii- WORK, offers his professional ! ] wonfo call your nttontfoh Lenoir A. C. nent common school fund; asylutn a t once. She was in- nation, and if he does, I fie services to the citizens ol'Wa -j tfj the big cut iu pr inert ury i the interest t o be usedforthe different on t h e trial, show- lieve he will be o u r next Ileg- tniiga county as a K 1 R s ' Dtiier fo es'. education of the poor c h i 1 ing no signs of fear, a s t o tliei ister. Success t o t h e demo- 1: i; A s s Dent ist. \' r 4 Mdren of t h e country. This Prices reasonable and verdict, and said she did n o t ! oratie party. R. L . r-!>-iibn FULLY guaran­ fund t h e democrats of North Aug, 8 t h , 1892. regret the a c t . \T" teed % 3ft Carolina held sacred and p r o aa •. • f ,-v-x . o-A> Jul 20. 8 mo, tec ted from w a s t e even • ... i ) :/ A Trip to the Grandfather, There is a trouble brewing \ - ' . .. ' -V through the war, a n d which BY A. M. MAST. $204, among the Indians in Wash­ > >. \ f MS. was squandered by the repub­ |iP If"' u P ehU . It?'!.i * . IVOVrf* T'«:| Friday morning, Aug. tin 4 That is what every Ag<•11t rec<>iington, and it is t h o u g h t . , _,* u A* ct I'.eir yph n port unme*, ui.i 11 <« *1 n .*•; 1 • « t.» o i.. » • •-iiy nnd d'' m lican Legislature o f ' 6 8 . Prof. ob»cilrity! linrmtiutig *:»t•** i'ci 1 • I r» u\. « y t h a t in all probability Uni­ 4 t h , the writer with seven o t h ves who gets up a club 011 our #1 look he. ,. .»n 1 1 -v•€ 1 -1 »•• 1 ?.» »i*psi'w P a t t o n should have told t h e LUYCF and.Aa Hen' A. BO : '<.N*Lprov«v».•••'»«• • .. • •0»«Ve. i|wa*?aia LB «• O<IA«G. 1 • "'• I POI" Nliitr. v. ted S t a t e s t r o o p s will bewail­ ers, tow it: Messrs. James, 1 per week plan. by nF cd " h- • • "i* 1 MO.. - ofi.-y.a people just how the p u b 1 i c Our 14 karat gold-filled cases (jehlvu 'p.' la ; »o < • " . ! m'H i.lwor- . J' ed o u t t o quell t h e riot. The J o h n and Rurgan Aldridge, are warranted for 20 years. Fine «lu- Tee, G>*-eh in-e. UPr »• £n «; .•od.'J lands were disposed of, if he SO and e im-•«. • >r K '• 'if 'aol } n li'iil George Caudill. Misses Miner­ Elgin or Walt ham ljiofeinc'tit. tho <«OI bF N '' M il" ' T| \ , D O tiiOt Indians have fired the Foletph-nri v .Tul t . it a with. «il •'I* had wanted t o he exactly ci- fupi 01 in s • m«' i^rnitrY «r. »:<- i uot. ville reservation in order t o va Aldridge, Cora and Gillie Stent wind and set. LaJie's or vMHil the rent u .»t I a ill : |»* do. i pc a • .! 9. at h t ifitol I in ii •. I e ( •'!.<«» •. < . • *, 1 ; »r fair. His other assertion t h a t Gent's size. Equal to miy fifty mar . '• h 'iu »«• '"j 'mi so • md Jy » 1 . *oi'.r.t 'f drive t h e whites away. A la- Shuil s t a r t e d on a pleasure dollar watch. To secure ug.'i.bs BY*: 1 iM<is««tri- «:e'er ON «•!.v.•»-r • T, ;IM * Y"5 '-T vast a m o u n t s of the t h e pub­ df» ilea vrark ssri liv# limine, s 'H •0 ter telephone message reports j t r i p t o the Grandfather, where We have none, we sell one (finil- rs niO en ur **;i: » h » '*» s.O '-t V"t ' v Cft'i tin nv o«il if VMU ot vim! .1 i. Ltl% i-»4n*trL lic domain were voted away 011 i«". and vr»u r:ui in- i' - • r ' a > • ••« * 1 • "''ft of the Hunting Case watches for several f ,bands of them engag- by wagon conveyance. I p (?n;i uive M>MJ e ihum-rtA ' *ci «*»ui > 'f since the war, would have to b -rn. ('nfiJtnl >.t •»t Wiilv •'« M r''.''..at ' o• ' ir,-;nn T NIRL -1 • 1club price (). parir.ivciy !I«H 1 »••• Midi ed in dancing, which is a sure 1 he Watauga, Valley we wen­ theBy express $28 and send C. cy show Toll how. !*• w. r*ibu a e • wji *»nr I). with privihgecf \ been literally true, if he had ers. S'o ii»" 1 i.» • in here Wii^: »i i» • 4 f; r(*, ded our way a s merry a s a n y amiiiation before paving for the precursor of war. by PODi n IM il I'nwi - to del w • «. H. seen it in his h e a r t t o leave llallett »l' Co., box IV»V2iiin^. crowd could wish t o be. The same. o u t t lie dernocra ts. The t r u t h Eroiti RivcrSide, N. C. . •ir*!VW OHB "OA f JJ.ETIVH"H'iW'Wt sun was bright a n d glorious Our agent at Durham, N. C. *9aSivi|3 ««njris()jltp <ad 9\\ I9UO jr mijav a»|)3|1 UIOU •>»»»! t* X»p o I £ o) j;||; mojj »,tm o«> is, n o t one acre of t h e public Editor Democrat: writes: and we could n o t wish the m>X *oqH«A (JJII.IO, -•!», «zn»iq4iop 'piiuS » || ninq«u jo u«d qi»|UU »q» l"*V "()urjewelers have1 confessed they j domain h a s been voted t o Please allow me space in day more lonely. <lon,t' know how you can /urnisli i rail r o a d s o r a n y other cor­ your valuable paper for a few We travelled on until we such work for I he money. poration bv a democratic suggestions t o the democrats reached P a r k ' s Crossing, a- One good reliable agent wan te<f! TB.UIA noX S IMHIJS •q aq.|, Congress since the war. This of Watauga county. T h e b o u t t w o m i l e s f r o m L i 1 1 - for each phve; writ/, for pnrtlcu ! JTIOA—U«A .."Ml EM putE WATCH CO. is a m a t t e r of com m on knowl time is n o t far d i s t a n t when ville. There we spent a b o u t lars. jo aina aqoiu j» tn I $ .1 5mi 0Maiden Lane, V Y. edge, arrd certainly o u g h t t o Watauga must choose from one hour eating the nicely h a t e been known t o Prof. a m o n g her own citizens men prepared viands; drinking the ,j»«aiinp«, ino «JiIoa«a Ji|J •1 | l | I'M * i P a t t o n . While the Professor t o fill the various offices of cool water, and resting under Is better than the lym# scale agent who tells •I T la xsafl ilKSl'ECTFULLYG you as gospel truth that the w a s on the subject of t h e pub t o u r county. a n d , doilbtless the shade of trees. Wc s t a r t .JONES'$60 scale, andWAGONany made. 5 TON SCALE it! Hi t i'crsons are broRMa c lands, i t would have np- the two old parties, a s they j down t h e noted t r o u t Is not a standard price list,equal to dofvu from ovarwurk or household, cares. address mred more magnanimous a r e oeing eol'ed, will p u t stream, and pass through For free book and IlroWli'M iron Uittci'S Pcbuihlsthe Jones of Bin&hamton, Binghamton, N.Y. a >ni, aids digesticn. removes excess of bile, him if he had told the p^O- Pa th their best a n d strong- Linviile, where the hotels a r e <Uia Cures tuaitOUA. Met the BCUUUJ«- BRYAN'S A BIG CUT 01 SAY! C, D. TAYLOR. I MEAN BUSINESS. STTENTiOl, BU'EES!! CLOTHING OVERCOATS STOCK Or, f r • * 'N L A Gold Watch & 1 r % 4,1 i ,!, 4 «l prnipoj 1; jo soausnddz t>A|> |B3 SmMO||OJ »qx •|»l ai|i jo ptia i|«ult »q» »A.oq« .iijaAp* aiqi jo . , piinoa* pu* MoqqSi.n oq.« *.oq, •>, tpooS 1110 Moqa 01 «| njnjaj ui op o,»A.q noX ur aauvqa aqj uia aano 01 •IUAA oq.« aioqi Xiao aAOq»«* " *X|l|Bao| qa«» UI HOSHSX IMOOJ Tumpii.T 1 (IM OA, apooS jouadno ano aanpoiiui 0| pti* 'pai.nbatin A ROBBER OR THIEF, '• W. L BllYli tm �SUBSCRIPTION RATE S To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT t aopyl year $1.00 " (J months 50 " 8 85 months ADVERTISING RATES. inch 1 week.. .......If ,75 1.75 1 l< 1 month .1 " 8 " 8:oo —Globe Academy o p e n s Aug. the 1 0 t h , 1892. I t will pay ali the young people of Watauga who contemplate going abroad t o school, t o invtstiga f e the advantages offeied a t this school before making arrangements else­ where. Write the principal. T.'C. Buchanan. • v 0.00 7.00 9.00 —We most earnestly hope : 13.50 t h a t the many readers of t h e 25.00 37.50 I DEMOCRAT will read carefully 50.00 the handsome advertisement in this issue, of the Normal and Collegiate institute, loea Entered a t t h e Postgfficeat Boone, N. C. v hs second-clasS ted a t Asheville. Such a n of­ mail m a t t e r. fer is seldom made t o the pub lie, and we hope Watauga LOCAL NEWS. will send her share of brigliteyod girls, t o receive e x t r a —Roasting ears, training under t h e highly ac­ complished teachers who will —Congress adjotirined last conduct the school. Saturday. 1 " 0 u 1 year.., 1 1 column 1 week... " 1mont^. 1 u (( 1 ,1 " 6 " !! 1 year ! J B was elected Sheriff. It is strange t h a t any citi­ zen will patronize a travel­ ling grocery of blockade whjskey from W ilkes county, b u t nearly every week one is vvell patronized a b o u t the Rich Mountain. 1 lecfc.on t h a t o u r revenue officers think t h a t there is no money t o them t o catch such game, but every no\v and then a good citizen who buys no whiskey is ar­ raigned before the revenue of­ ficers, and guilty parties who live in violation of the laws are let g o free. Yours triily. E. F. J ONES/ Aug. 8, 1 8 9 2 . The Normal And Coll giate Institute a s brothers they stood side' by. side in war. FOR YOUNG W<)MEN", We also want t o meet the old soldiers of the Union ar­ . Asheville, N. C.', > my, and have a rehriion in \ill Open Its f irst Session September, lb, 1892. 1 the fullest sense of the word. The Inst it iRe is located in the most beautiful suburb oi A few more years, a t most, Asheville, N. U. T h e s p a c i o u s building now nearly com­ and reunions will be a thing pleted tor its use, a t a cost of $(>0,000, will be furnished with pure of the past with old soldiers, spring water from springs'.oo the premises; will he lighted with gas. and I would be glad if we heated with hot water, and provided with hot and cold baths. could meet and blot o u t the The health and habits of the pupils wHl be carefully guarded. Re­ a well equipped animosities engendered b y sides .the.ample space given for outdoor exercise, expense lias been gymnasium will he fitted up within doors. No the war, giving each one spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perfect. credit for his honest convic­ FOUR SEPARATE COURSES O F STUDY WILL BE OF­ tions. We look t o o u r old FERED TO T H E STUDENT. officers t o work up t h e reun­ 1 . T H E NORMAL COURSE. . . , . ion. Fet us hear from such For the thorough training of teachers under instructors from the • ^ m e n a s O n p t . A. J . Criteher, best Normal Schools. 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE. d i p t . E. F. Lovill, Copt. B. F. Baird. d i p t . Win. Hodg­ Including ancient and modern languages, sciences, music, draw­ ing, etc. es, Lieut. J . C. McGhee, Col. 3. COMMERCIAL COURSE. Joe B. ; Tbdd, Capt. J o e l odd, Including stenography* typewriting, book-keeping-, etc. B. R. Brown, o r any old sol­ 4. DEPARTMENT O F DOMESTIC SCIENCE. dier whether he wore the blue (A). SCIENTIFIC COOKING.—The study of the production and manu­ o r the grey facture of" foods, etc. J . W. H OLSCI A W. (U). SENVINO.—Embracing the cutting and fitting of garments, Vilas, Aug. (). millinery, etc.. The teachers at the head of This Department are from the fa mous Pratt School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the best FOR SCROFULA institution^ ill the eon a fry, chosen with reference to Christian char­ acter, experience, and ability as teachers. scrofulous humor A T h o r o u g h l y Organized Preparatory Department. in the blood, lias been furnished for all such as a r e n o t prepared for ulcers, catarrh, and the higher classes. t consumption, The school year will be divided into two terms, ?ost to pupil $50 use per term, or $100 per year, which barely covers the expense ot board, the school being practically .free, having been provided for Ayer's Sarsaparilla by u few liberal friends Ot female educat ion. For further particu­ lars apply to REV. Twos. LAWRENCE, _ . The most Asheville, N. C economical, safe, speedy, and effective of all WOODRUFF. W. E. QIBSm& ESTABLISHED 1866. blood-purifiers. Have we anv truly great men at the present day? .jSonie doubt it, and ask to be shown the mod em Washington, Franklin, or Webster. However this maybe, of one thing we. are sh"'\ there —Editor Dougherty is still --lie patient, Bro Scott, never was a greater blood purifi­ ) with the unkiudness of Rev. er than Ayer's Sarsaparilla. engaged in mining. —Local news is extremely R. L. P a t t o n . I t seems t h a t A FevrA trance Thing's. abuse is t h e cudgel with source this week. which he expects t o fight his I t is strange t h a t men will —There a r e now over five way into the Congress Halls. n o t love and reverence the hundred boarders a t Blowing You have one consolation, God who made them a 1) d Itock. namely; T h a t "preciousprop takes care of them. I t is strange t h a t men a c t —Another enjoyable dunce erty is a 1 ways done u pin small at Mrs. MaryCoOnciU's Cues- bundles," and t h a t though a s though they never intend­ small of statue, yon a r e de­ ed t o die. day night. I t is strange t h a t men will —Mrs. and Miss Blackweli, lighting . t h e people weekly through the columns of y o u r barter their souls far a little of S. 0., a r e stopping a t t h e illimitable "thumb-paper." whiskey and set in motion n Bryan House. Great S c o t t ! didn't lie give train of influences t h a t will —In this world of changes, the DEMOCRAT Hail Colum­ bring their children t o dis­ there a r e b u t two things of bia grace and poverty in this life. which a man isjcertain,death , shd destroy their souls in e- IHas Cured Others a n d the t a x collector. As a hair dressing and for the s ternity. will cure you. It is strange that just be—A teacher with 1 s t g r a d e prevention ot baldness, \veFs 1 lair Vigor has no equal in merit c , ,. , , certificate wants a school. and efftSew.v 1Y etndieatw dan I («» »>«-n can dabAddress "Teacher", in care (lruff. keeps the sealprti otst, He\n ble in whiskey all they please and healthy, and gives vitality and the officers pay so little of this office. and color to weak, faded, and —John Ortbn, of Middle gray hair.. The rtYos! popular of attention t o it. Don't s a y any thing about, t h a t now it's Fork, died of pneumonia a t toilet articles. t o o near the election and you his home o n the evening ol CO A f \ i might make somebody mad. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. the 8th. I t is strange t h a t men a r e — E. Spencer Blackburn is The democrats of Watau­ allowed t o habl w h i s k e y 5n town today. He tells us ga county a r e called on t o from Wilkes and sell it all M h e is booked for a speech in meet in convention in Boone through this county, but this a t 1 2 o'clock on Thursday, Morganton S a t u r d a y . HAVE the best selected and Sept. 1 s t , 1892, for the pur­ is being done constant. On —The Topic says: "Miss pose of nominating a candi­ last Sunday evening, in P o t ­ largest stock of goods ever Dorcas Phillips, of Caldwell, d a t e for Representative, also t e r Town, there was a n af­ b r o u g h t t o t h i s p l a c e a n d was struck by lightning and a county ticket. T h e town­ fray which resulted in a y o u n g perhaps the best selection in ships will meet a t their re­ killed a f3w d a y s a g o . the County. spective voting places o n man Wilson being cut with a knifein the hands of a man bv — In this issue we publish Monday,. Aug. 29th, a t 2 o'­ a cali for county convention clock p. m., t o appoint, dele­ the name of Main. The wound by Chairman Spninhour. See gates t o said county conven­ is t h o u g h t t o be very seri­ tion. All democrats are urg­ i t . und d o n ' t forget the d a y . ed t o coriie o u t and. t a k e ous. and strange t o shy, whiskey was the cause. MR. MARTIN lat«—If you want *o buy a good p a r t in said con vention. , It is strange t h a t in this • ly returned from the second-hand threshing ma­ J. F. SPAIN HOUR, God-given country of ours, Chm. De n. Ex. Com. North, where he spent chine good a s new, for a small men will not honor God arid a week buying GOODS, price, call on W. L. Bryan. Age will not be so marked if!appreciate His blessings. and we have almost —C. D. Coffey and cousin, you use Buckingham s dye for the I t is strange t h a t people anything needed in Miss Ellen, of Caldwell, have whiskers. won't g o t o church and Sun­ THIS Been visiting friends arid rela d a y School. county, a t prices t h a t From Zionvilie. tives in Watauga for several I t is strange t h a t people defy compe­ Editoi democrat: days. will not control their temper; tition. The citizens of the North — -W. G. Todd has,perhaps, Fork of Cove Creek have a s a y hard things a b o u t their t h e finest Irish p o t a t o patch nice church hotisefinished ex­ neighbors, such a s ihc.y dare Hats, in Boone, if the large sample cept seats and ceiling, on t h e n o t say when in a good hu­ Shoes, he deposited in this office yes­ site where their house was mor. Clothing, 11 was strange t o see a lit­ t e r d a y evening isanaverage. burned l a s t winter. Elder A. Ladies trimmed • - «• tle frost here on the 3rd. I t is —Misses F l o r a and Dora, C. Frir thing and t h e pastor, a n d untrimmed hats, strange but true. daughters of J . 1. Glenn, of Elder J . F. Eller, preached in Ribbons, W. B. Davenport had a new Cove Creek, have, been visit­ t h e new house yesterday. I t Flowers, baby a t his house. ing relntives in Yadkin and was the writer's privilege t o Plumes, The doctors say the health Surry counties, and report a worship with those people Notions, of this country is 'distressing pleasant time. and breach for them in t h e Heavy ,J l y " good just now. — and fancy groceries. —Our drummer friend, J . evening a t 4 o'clock, There A. ROT£N. areaboilt thirty-five families H . Bryan, has been with us Zionville, Aug. 4 . t h i s week. We are always living on the waters of t h e Let TJs Have a Reunion. glad t o g r a s p his hand and little creek, and nearly all t h e people attend preaching, and Mr. Editor:—Quite a num­ look into his pleasant face. TO se us before you buy. of course there a r e a s large ber of the old soldiers have Come again, J im. We are in a posi­ congregations perhaps a s a- requited me t o write theDEM —J. L . Hayes has a call in tion to save ny in the county. O C R A T a n d t r y t o work u p a the Western Citizen for a re­ you money. A Quarterly Meeting com­ reunion for this county some publican convention t o meet Very Respectfully, mences a t Mouth of North time during' the l a t e summer in the colli t house next Fri­ F o r k tomorrow (Tuesday.) o r fall months. A g r e a t ma­ h. c. MARTis & Co. d a y for the purpose of ap­ Mr. Jacob Mast h a s been ny of them are unable t o a t ­ pointing delegates t o t h e Blowing lie.ck June 30, '92. very ill with a n a t t a c k of tend the reunion a t Lenoir Co agression a l con ven t ion. cholera morbus. Thought t o on account of t h e long dis—Quice a crowd of our be a little better yesterday. tance t o t h a t place, arid they THE SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEUE OF Great excitement was man- a r e n o t willing t o forego the young people, accompanied Agriculture and Mechanic Arts by Mr. and Mrs. Spainhour, jfested in t h e election of conn pleasure of meeting their old Will begin its fourth session Sep­ L i n v i U e V , y l y " f e r f 'V n.-ighboring comrad^in-arro* o n c e a tember 2, J 8ri2. CQitntv Super­ 1'Mines- year, when for a day or two Mock. Thay will travel over: ,.v " intendents of Education will ex 8ee> M u c h wluskev w a s d r a n k t h e y c a n l a y aside t h e cares amineapplicants' for admission t h e beautiful Yonahlossee; r o a d , and t a k e in the mag- in the Ninth District, a n d : of life and their ordinary bus Total cost $ 1 0 0 . Address A nifieent views from the king somefussing, but nobody was inessand eniov the friendship H OLLA UAV, BI-OS.. of hi S h- vvaya, which I killed o r h a r t . A. E . Dotaon formed for ,1. ..„ H • v. l,,!, ffnleigli. N C. belts the aged (iranotather. ' i WITHOUT A. e 1 c OUR & SPECIALITIES. - e COME W. W. WOODRUFF & GO. 176 & 178 Cay Street, KNOXVI.LLE, TENW< HARDWARE. C u t l e r y , A x e s , N a i l s L o c k s , H i n g e s , To o l s , H o r s e and M u l e i i h o e s , & c , Afe. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Genuine Oliver Chilled Plows, Syracuse Hillside Plows, Brown's Double Shovel Piows, Cider M ills, Straw Cut­ ters, Lawn Mowers. Corn Shellers, Hay I rorks, Scythes, Cradle and Snaths, Ba, bed Wire, &c., & c. CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES. D y n a m i t e , B l a s t i n g P o w d e r , S t e e l , I r o n , I 3 h o v e l 9 , Pick«> M a t t o c k s , S c r a p e r s , S l e d g e a n d Drill H a m m e r s , B l a c k ­ smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, &c. AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS. P a r k e r ' s S h o t G u n s , R e m i n g t o n , B a k e r a n d Englis 1 Shot Guns, Winchester and Colt's 'Rifles. Loaded Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead, Fish Ho oks and Lines, Fishing Rods, &c. SPECIALTIES. S a s h , D o o r s a n i l B l i n d s , R u b b e r a n d L .Gather Bolting* Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-pnoof Safes, Wire Screen Doors and Window Frames, Pa»por Bags, &o. EVERYTHING O N WHEELS. Buggies, Phsetons. Carriages, Spring V Vagons, Moun­ t a i n H a c k s , M i t c h e l l F a r m W a g o n s , Twc > W h e e l C a r t s . Send for Catalogue and prices. Special attention given to orders by mail, fully solicit your patronage. We respect- W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. 176 & 178 Gay Street, KtJOXVl LLE, TENN. BANK OF NORTH W1IA8SB0R9. iitvll UOUUIUJ INCORPORATEDJ . E . FIN LEY, President. G. W. GREENLEE, Cashier, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500,000. SUBSCRIBEDV.APITA L, $33,000. DIRECTORS: J . E . Finley, J . T . Peden, W. M. Absher, E S. Blair a n d T . B Finley. Does a general banking business *!ani Jsolicits the ac­ counts of merchants and business men generally. THESE ARE HARD TIMES x SO, EYERY-ONE should save all they can a n d YOU • should begin bv buying your sewingiiiniiwis of uu. A nd not of the man who runs the \vagon and sells for $50 or $00. I will sell you as good for $25. Machine needles that will fit any machine, at 25 cts per do/., sent out by mail. I have a good stock of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 eta to $1. Joint rods 7 5 cts to $1.50, Trout flies 60 cts per dozen, Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts pei; dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and seins of any length complete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail. Do not fail to write for juices. Respectfully, May 21 ,01. SVBUllill'E ion SL §'. ANGEL, . KNOX VII. HE 7 £.VN. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 4 Issue 51 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_0811_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: August 11, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-08-11 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/6ad8fdeac168bd4a3a6bcc8143bcab46.pdf fefa9fded630ed19f6ead0f83ad1c037 PDF Text Text VOL 4 PROFESSJONAL. \ JJOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, WASHINGTON LETTER. 500 lor carrying $7,000,000 in gold from Phil idelphia to ^ From our Regular Correspondent. W. B. COUNC1LL, J R. New York, hut it will be quite a while before it is giv­ ATTORNEY AT LA S. Hon. Adlai Stevenson, will Boone, N . ( . jtake a much more prominent en u similar job, unless Mr. I part in the campaign tluTn it Piatt 'Comes off his perch". \Y. B. COUNC1LL. M. I). has been customary for the Secretary Foster can n o t Vice Presidential nominee to break the contract which Mr. Boone, N. C. Piatt's company has with Resident Physician* Office do. Beginning on the 1st of the Treasury department for on King Street north of Post September) he has written Office. friends in this city, he will the transportation of cash, take the field and remain on but he can, and will, if it be E. F. LOVILL the stump until theend of the comes necessary t o bend Mr. fight, lie will do his first Piatt, send all large a mounts A TTORNEY A T f AW , work in Indiana, and when a t government risk w h i e h Boone N. P. would make the contract a the anniversary of the birth of that sterling old democrat comparatively wort bless one. 1)11. L. C. REEVES of democrats, the lateThom- It is predicted t h a t Mr. Piatt PHYSICIAN AND S URGEON OH A. Hendricks, is celebrated will do as Davy Brocket's Office at Residence. coon did. I Boone, N. C. at Indianapolis on Septem­ Every II. S. Consul abroad ber 7, he will be one of the principal speakers as he will was months ago instructed L. D. LOWE, also be at the monster gath­ as to the part they are to ering o f democrats at French play in the presidential cam­ Lick Springs, just afterwaid. paign; they are to include in AND The last two weeks of Sop- their official reports, all of NOTARY PUBLIC, I rem her he will spend on the- which are to reach the State department in time t o be us­ ! BANNER S ELK. N. C. ! stump ir North Carolina, and ed as campaign documents, all of October, with the ex|caption of several single st a tement s cha rging t ha t bus j speeches in New York State, mess depression existp in the J. WILBAR, j he will devote to making'the country where they are sta­ DENTIST, grandest effort of his life' to tioned and that it was caus­ ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. ! put Illinois in the democrat ie ed by the M<-Kinle t \ tariff law. The reports arc already he()ft«»rs 11is professional services j column to stay. to the people ot Mitchell, ginning to come ih) and to Postmaster Daitlton, of the NVataajro and adjoining coun> Mm.tf&'No had innteial used house of representives, who be circulated) although it is and all work anaranteed.m^t has just gone home to take not plain how it is expected May 1 1 y. I part in the campaign, gener- t o influence any voters with lail.y manages to keep pretty such palpably made-to-order ' well posted on Indiana poli- reports. 1 he average Amer­ .1, V UilKI'IIIW. ican has a thinking appara­ ] tics without neglecting other A 7 7 ORSEY A1 LAW, localities, and he does not be tus of his own, which he has MARION, N.C lieve there is the slightest not forgotten to use. Representative Mitchell, of I —(c)— foundation for ibe s t o r . v Wisconsin, chairman of the Will practice in the courts ol that Judge Gresham has de­ Watauga. Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ cided to take the stump for democratic Eon. campaign ell and nil other counties in the Weaver, although as a good committee, will not be able western fistriet t^nTSpecial atten I to con*? to Washington un­ t ion given to the collection of democrat he sincerely wishes it il about, the 1st of Septem­ claims."®# the report was true, as it would remove all doubt n- b e r , but when becomes he will hout t he electoral vote of In­ stick to his desk until t h e diana. Mr. D.iulton's opin­ dose of the campaign. In his ) I) RNT A I /SI * ItGISO N, ion about Greshnm carrries absence Mr. Lawrence Gard­ toscoc. North Carolina, considerable weight here he* ner, secretary of the commit­ Offers his professional services cause of the prestige he gain­ tee, and R I HO secretary of the 10 the people of this and adjoin national association of dem­ ing counties. All work prompt ly er] sometime ago, when every ocratic clubs, is in charge of tone and satisfaction guaran­ body else regarded the nomi­ teed. n a t i o n o f G r e s h a m b y t h e the headquarters, which is a Oct, 27, fi mo. {Omaha convention as cer- very busy place. Many thou­ ; lain, b.v stoullv maintaining sand documents are being daily sent out by the com­ > NOTICE. 1 that Gresham would not acmittee. which is about keep­ Hotel Property for Saw. i eept. ing up with the orders it is On account of failing health Secretary Chnfles Foster is Of myself and wife, 1 offer for sale getting f r o m all sections. tnv hotel projrertv in the town of away up in "g'' in Ohio poli­ Senator Carlisle's recent tar­ Boone. North Carolina, and will tics, which means that there *e11 low for cash and make terms are a few tricks with which iff speech has already readi­ o suit the buyer, a ad will take ed a circulation of 250,000, real or personal property in ex­ he is not fnmih' vr. Mr, Har­ a t l d o r d e r s f o r i t a r e s t i l l rison having failed in all his change. Apply soon. coming in. Henry George's ^ W. L. B RYAN. efforts t o "placate" B o s s "Protection or Free Trade'" Tom Pin ft, called on Secreta is having a phenomenal run; Notice. ry Fostet for help, and he F o r unto. 900 acres of land, quickly evolved a scheme to Representative White's, o f 011 Rich Mountain, Watatiga bring Boss Piatt to time. He Iowa, tariff speech hurt been County, 011 which is asbestos, knew that the most vulnera­ widely circulated in English, and fine latid for sheep ranch. and now a ha T f million copies ble point of the New York Sales private. L. I). Lowe & of it are being printed in Ger­ T. T. Furgerson, Ex'trS. of boss was in his pocket, and man. There is a great de­ . Mrs. A. P . CalloWny. deed. it was through his pocket Banner Elk, N o v . 15 90.. I t h a t t h e S e c r e t a r y p u t h i s mand from the South for the speech delivered by Represen­ first shot by refusing to pay tative Henderson, republi­ NOTlf E. j the $G0,000 charged by the Parties putting papers in can, of Iowa, showing up the tny hand for execution will {express companies for trans- public record of Weaver. I he please advance the fee# with i porting $20,000,000 in gold campaign text book will he the papers and they will re- from San Francisco to New cei ve profit p t a ttent ion, other York, and, b.v transporting ready ill about two weeks. Mr. Gardner was a s k e d wise they will he returned it as registered mail matter. > not executed for the want of what he thought about the fees. I). F. BAIRO S HUT. | at the risk of the Treasury outlook, and he replied: "On department, and at 0 cost of ! the whole good. There a r e NOTICE. • about $2,500 A goodly persome puzzles that may worThe laws of the State re­ j rentage of the$00,000 would quire all weights and meas­ have gone to Mr. IMatt s ex­ | ry us a little before we get ures t o he sealed,*and 1 here­ press comnnny which would through, but there is no ques­ tion as t o which party will by notify the people that I a m prepared to do such work. have Drought that gold from control the next House. I You will find me in Boone a t the Missouri River to New- have no figures to give out, ^ the residence of I). B. Dough­ York, if Mr. Foster had not now. hut it is our House all erty. J- H. COOK, interfered,, P is not a great t he same." Standard Keeper. while since Mr. Piatt's exPav Your subscription. ! press company received $3,- Attorney at Law i\. Ed M. Madron, N. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST, 25, 1892. The Independent Candidate For Greus. Con- ples t h a t he ad votes amalga­ mated with the corruption of politics, then we must shut him off and not let him reach the terminus of his meandeiings. But no man can doubt bis Christianity. No man can doubt his loyalty t o truth and his allegiance to the right. His past life has been characterized by p u s h and power. Even his facial veins are strutted with blood boiling with vim—energy, as his past record shows, for the promotion of peace and pros perity, individual and na­ tional, spiritual and tempo­ ral. Now 1 ha ve not a word t o say against Mr. Bower. I met hirnoiicebut know nothing of him as a man, and hence can say nothing either for or 11 gains! him; but I do know Button, and hence I say what I do. Let Ba t ton run h i s campaign on "prayer a n d supplication." Would that more polit icians would g o from their knees instead of the grog shop to the bar and the bench; and our politics would be purer and our laws better. Let us not discour­ age i he idea of carrying reli­ gion into politics, for when this government bases h e r constitution and laws on any thing but the adamantine rock of God's truth, she will sink into oblivion. When will she do this? When her au­ thorities fail to carry God and His religion with them in their law-making. Why the disin'ergrat.ion of h e r great governmental fabric? "What were the disintegra­ ting influences? The airs and winds of Godless logic and el­ oquence emennting from the mouth 4 * of religiousless law­ yers and law-makers. So let lis hope for more good mate­ ria i in the law whether proper or not. J-. 1). MOORE. Globe, N. C., Aug. 10. Editor Democrat: So much has been said against the Rev. R. L. Patton since he began the cam­ paign for Congress in this district, and solittlehasbeen said for him, please lloiv me space t o express myself as One of those who do not al­ together condemn hiscourse. Mr. Patron has been mis­ represented, no doubt. He has, doubtless, said harsh things, but he expressed in Pattonese, for which he re­ ceived anathemas from t h e press, what other men could have said with a different ef­ fect. But let us allow for his individuality. Let us take the man for what he is, and value him for what he is worl h. Tis true he carries his cler­ ical robe upon t he stump, but is lie to he condemned for t h a t ? "Tis (,rue he runs the campaign in "Supplication and prayer," but is he t o be maligned for that ? Is it not possible for men to c a r r y their religion into politics? Let me he understood. If Mr. Patton thinks Almighty God has called him t o go out in Wis vineyard and reap a harvest of souls, he should give his whale time and tal­ ents t o that work, but" if lie thinks he can bless his coun­ try and glorify his God more in the halls of Congress than in the regular school-room a fid pulpit, I can only hope his wishes will be realized. But lie will not lay aside his clerical responsibilities. While he strives for votes for him­ self, ho works for souls for God. Now, the question ari­ ses, is it possibly justifiable for a preacher to dabble in politics? Well, if he can en­ gage in politics without low­ ering the dignities of the in in istrv, it can be justifiable. What is the great need ofpol itics to-day ? Renovation and N e ws « n < i 0bser ver.—W11en cleansing. And who should radical emissaries are sent be more able to bring about herefrom the Northt>traffic t h e p u r i f i c a t i o n t h a n t h e with the Third partyites, it broad-minded, deep - soiiled is time to call a halt. There minister, when he ferts it his is in Raleigh a man from Con duty to aid the cause o f nectieut who has been con­ Christ in this way ? ferring with the Third party The clear rivulet ft o w s people, and has brought cor­ down through the forests, ruption money here w i t h wandering on till it reaches which to carry his schemes. the plain where it thrusts Its He wants t o carry North Car­ chrystal sheet into the mud­ olina for Harrison, and pro­ dy bosom of a large stream. poses t o deliver three negro Shall we dam it up because votes t o the Thud partyites it mixes its purity with the for their State ticket for one river filth7 Why not let it 111 return for Harrison, and de aid in purifying that sullen dares he has the money with sheet of uncleauness J* But it which t o buy them. White the river backs up, and anial men who call themselves re­ gamates its point ion wit h t h<> formers and who can be ap­ pure waters of the rivulet, I proached with such proposi­ then t o have good wafer 1 , vvt tions as that of the Connect­ must protect o u r littlest ream icut emissary, should be afrom the river tide. Now, if shamed to show their faces Mr. Button'can lend an influ­ and are u 11 wort by of even the ence (and no one can deny contempt of decent people. t h a t he has an influence for From Hattio, N. C. good) toward cleansing the dirty waters of politics (and Editor Democrat: Not seeing a n y t h i 11 g no OIK 4 can den.\ tlmt politics from this section for quite a to some extent, nrecorrupt), why should we hinder hiny? while I thought 1 w o u 1 d The same amount of filth write you a few lines; though may still exist but being mix items of interest are rather ed up with a purer element it scarce. will itself be made purer. And Corn is looking well a n d then if Mr. Button can not bids fair to be a good yield. let himself into politics with­ Reports from the threshing o u t having the pur?- princi­ machines ave t h a t wheat is NO. 52. good. The Farthing m a ­ chine is a t work in the Tim­ ber Ridge country and re­ ports the yield good. Mr. Monroe Norris. son of Rev. John Norris, has beeit very I'll with fever, but is now improving. There are quite a dumber of our young people who have left the community; some t o teach and some to a t t e n d school. Messrs. Tlios. Far­ thing and W. Y. Perry have taken up school, Farthing in the the Storie settlementand Perry on Cov.e Creek. Miss Ida Farthing, Milton andAb ner, Jr., are attending Holly Springs College. Rev. J . G. Hagaman has moved his fa rri i ly to that place for the bene­ fit of the school. We miss our .yoilng people, and especially in our S. S. May they succeed in their undertakings. While Mr. J . K. Perry last Wedmsday, the 10th, incom pany with his son, Henry, and John Bower vtete' a t work in the meadow their at­ tention was drawn by the bai king of Mr. Perry's dog in a laurel thicket near by that seemed t o have some­ thing denned. On going to' see they found he was bark­ ing a t some animal under a rock cliff. They commenced digging and very soon over­ took an opossum. But while they were digging they raked out from among the rocks a part of a hitman skeleton. The skull, which was of full size and well developed, and some small bones were taken out, and tin. 4 indications were' that they had been there for an age. The bones are in the possession of Mr. Perry for any one to see. 1 do not remember to have seen i;i any publication t h a t Mr. H. II. Greene was mar­ ried, yet it is even so; for it was 011 the 31st of July that Mr. Green and Miss Amanda Green, of Caldwell, sister of Rev. G. W. Green, o'nr mis­ sionary to China, were unit­ ed in the holy bonds of mat­ rimony; Rev. Lee Palmer off! ciating. May peace and hap piness attend them. Just as I would close, I re­ ceive the sad intelligence of the death of the 1 3 year old son of Matt McElyen, who died this morning of dipt he-rirt. Well,- I must stop and make hay while the a 11 ri shines. L. C. WiLtios, Stevenson In Illinois. BLODMINGTON . Ilk, Aug. 1(4 — The annual picnic of the Art cient Order of Hibernian of BloOmiUgton was held in the fair ground yesterday. Gen. Adlai E. Stevenson was one of the speakers. " I believe," he said, " t h a t a better day iscoming for the land f r o n t which you and your ances­ tors came. The time is in the near future when under t h e leadership ot Gladstone t h e people of Ireland will enjoy the sortie freedom and liberty that we have here 1 1 1 our blessed America today. When that day comes not only will there be rejoicing in hearts of Irish people in America, hut in that rejoicing all America will take part." BROWN'S IRON BITTER3 Cures D y s p e p s i a , I n ­ digestion &Debility* �j!»utiii!iiiiiiii|uuiuii!;f)< e:i oriiiiiiuttiiiiiiiiitliiiiiiiiif ptn-oible ai union, bfbncfcr prosperity THIIMFIRRN CAKOMKA COLLKUE i OVERMAN'S i A COMIVLFTF be K(-pl is much NEW ST .V L^d JJN PSU llidfe of he people, i and greater happiness than in the Agriculture ami v[<;c!tanic Arts 1 be Prideofthe North ( 3O i mi brn »e we demand t hat all they have known for a lainIS THL 3 na RresH." AI : icmii v ! \\ ill begin its fourth session Sepptr National; Suite or dred years. So mote it be. jtenih'. r ote • ;o tin; intern flit Milllo9g. County Bupev- \IA BREATH OF UFE/I Do yoil went to ai<l in building ! inl -hdenls o! KdiK'tuion will ex 1 \, countv shall be limited to and":*uii/m. t U uij rip a paper that shall reflect the *'V< :-v Thursday at i JOI1U, W a-; the necessary expenses or the This is theqnostion:—Shall amine ftppli'vtni# for admission, . .. greatest itredit on North Caroli­ , 1 the electoral •v ote of North j T^tal cost 100. \ddrem tauga Count v. N ( . government, economically i ... • 1 ' \ ' - Ul --J MOUTHllfe. 3PE0XFI0 2 na, no matter where it may be and honestly administered. Carolina he given to HamOXYGEN is a •-V> y yfiM>idr.igFiPIECE. hr-fialturdioat- 2 seen ? Then patronize sj 8. That (/opgress issue a son or Cleveland? If you are THE PLATFORM nil Oxygen treat- 2 77m W i l m i n g t o n M e s s e n g e r u<mt lor diseas- 5 A LAICfU'3 KHiHT-PAGb:' I'AIUOK .sufficient amount of fraction-1 an alliuneemnn and follow fis of the nose, 2 throat and lungs — Do you want a reliable papei, A«l»pi3d a i»y the St. to C» , v , nti^ nlpa per. currency tofaeilit ate j t l l 0 p i .j m ,j p ieg of reform you L CURES , The inhalations 2 p — : 'he exchange t hioiigh tliomej | n - n ^ ( ] ( l f .jde between these *r»UUIIIIIi™U!lrtlllli:;ill'.'!l!lir.. ~ .IS»':;|IIS - I.jitiiwtjinvs Disin. ISJ2RRH A3TH« !, contain Gernii. 2 giving you all the newsvvspap'»r ^ONSUMFTION uidt.s and in ad- - world-r-a, Democratic n< of tlie i>t SR0NCHITIS i # lectauts,the best 2 Resolved 1. Thai the dem i < ! l !! i n HAY R.VER • vlition tospeoiflos 2 that equals the best—has the Jhe^Vh-V^ei-al As-j t w o * hhoose ye which party known RO YA L 9. ,, for thfee dis-3 orra.-y of North a >'"-| w n i l y p n 8 8 8 l ] c l j ] M W 8 a 8 V v i || will yon aid?—Ex. r oag. :i,carrying th« rov«dy hy inhalation right to 2 largestcirculation, and has lor In; it i the disease, making it a POSITIVE Hi I twenty-one years been i part afnnn the principles of tlfei make the public school sys• »;iiriiii»diiii:iii;i;!i::!iii)iil«ii!i;!iiiiiii!isi!iA!iiiiiiiiiiiijiii2 'lid • . I -.•,'!>.Jj-.tehSpecifics used in Catarrh and 2 and f'aetorin thegrowth a.nddevLU Memory of Com Toagne . -lay!, patQntmedioine, Physioians •? ;p? it 5-i their practice, § velopment of the Old democrntic party , both State tern more effect ive that the North J Kind readers, let y o u r WARBAStEB -•OI'ULY MOXYLETND IN USE.! and National, and partieu- j blessings of education may State? Then subsci be for Di potltoriei: _ la.rly favor the free coinage of ''A tended t o a d tiie pcopie thoughts dwell for a while on 5 YEARS I f " S | ^ WILMINGTON MESS] NCF 1 't-1-2 W.AlRtamaBt., AtUuta, Ga. 15 Til 610 F*h« lly Building, Omnha, Neb. of the State alike. edway, j/OuUvllb-, Ky. Campaign Rnrtes: silver and an increase oi the Mr. McDonald, ofCabarrus one who but a few short weeks f X ' * v " ; ' ' 8 jkTsmE&mssi ^ A POSTAL CARD addressed to us ^ The "Daily Mossonger,'' by : currencv and a repeal of the moved that the platform be ago, held a position in your l • . -• • ;w..l brng you by return mail a oopy of our ^ if r f ' i;. tail, cspliining the treatment in full. Bend s mail, 4 months on trial, for B, internal revenue system. And adopted by acclamation. The hearts, walked in your pres­ M s " f t '* fc* » ifycu pri;.o h» alUi. •' r. life $2.00 ence and lived in the sun­ a rrt- v K. •:dPc Oxygen Co., m I we denounce the McKinley following amendment was of­ shine of your smiles. On du­ ssfta^s-v.y^ li,!V 2,1.5,1 .UMiClilllilllltlltlillllllllllUllIlllllllliS The weekly "Transcript Mestariff bill asunjustto thecon- fered and accepted: senger," (the largest and Resolved, That we favor a ly the 21st, 1802, death re­ y m m• surners of the country, and best paper in the State) 9 graduated tax on income. leased the spirit of Miss Cora leading to the formation of months on trial for $1.00 Teague from its prison of trusts, combines and monop­ Gash in advance. Both News of tlie World. clay, and angels bore it away papers are large Light-Rage olies which have oppressed sheets. Send Postal G i r l the people; and especially do Congress has adjourned and to mansions above, to bask with the address of live per­ forever in the smiles of her =l!l!ril|!!l»!Jiri!IE!'. f : !1'f: U1!IIU I Ul II111 i li111IIII! I tl 1111111 we denounce the unnecessary the country is not ruined. ' 2 4 sons and receive sample cop* ft Largo High Arm. Redeemer. Coia was bu* 15 2 Han a Si lt sotting TSceiUo. r., Hit* and burdensome increase in Twenty millions of dollars ie-5 of PIIE MESSENGER. NATURE'S Hits years of age, yet she was con­ 2 HUB ft Self-threading Shuttle. — No ICquUl lit Construction. the tax on cotton tiesandon in gold was shipped this week Oct . 1st. 1888. tf. 2 Hug a Moouttnlcftl A ppcarnnco. CURE FOR s < — liu« Klcgimt Finlili. tin, so largely used by the from San Francisco to New verted and learned to love 2 Has iuiI'erinft /.rtjustmont. a Has the Savior 2 years ago, arid, 2 Has a I'oititivn Talie-up. TALI: TUL 2 < poorer portion of the people. York. Stylish Furniture. Has More Good Sewing Qualities and 2 though she was young andj 2 doer, a Larger liana« of Uon^rsl Work s We likewise denounce the in­ iquitous Force bill, which is Twenty thousand Alliance- fair, .yet, when we saw how ^ than any Sowing Machine lu the World. ~ ana Kii'jn a> lit r W •W WW -w-'W"W"W-W^r not yet abandoned by the men in Minnesota have split near she to the Lord, I often 1 Examine THE ROYAL for points at | excellence, and yor will republican party, but is be­ off and will support Cleve- thought, with so many chris­ 2 buy no ether. | EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. Wast and Noithwest. Thi> new treatment for Catarrh and ing urged a s a measure to be la ri d. tian graces, that she had. I ROYAL S. M. CO., Retford. III. I diseases of the respiratory organs is of the adopted as soon as they re­ A national convention o f Her beauty could not be ex- iiiiuiiiiiiiiuiiiitiiiiiircmiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiri onemedical most Important discoveries BinigrantH going to any of the in science and possesses the following advantages i gain control of the House of j democratic clubs lias b e e n celled. To know her was to | V/esti.Tii SIhIch or Territories li The patient can cure himself at a small expense will s.ivc time and money going and without outside assistance. Representatives, the purpose called to meet in New York love her, for she always had j 2. No change of diet or pursuit ot life Is necessary via. Ghiengo and Alton routm during treatment. and effect of which measure City, Tuesday, Oct. 4th. y a pleasant word or smile. 3. The remedies are In no wise offensive to the t is tlie quickest route to C U R E patient and entail no discomfort. will be to establish a second II. C. Frick, the manager for all. She tried losing many 4. The remedy reaches ths seat of the trouble K A N S A S C I T Y , D 1 0 N V K B , directly. perioj of reconstruction in of the Carnegie works, who hymns through her illness 6. The remedtos and means of appliance can be I MJ (. carried In the pocket without Inconvenience. the Southern States, t o sub­ was shot by a Russian Jew a until her suffering was so Fit IS E TREATMENT at any dray atora. TKJ all )><>iiits in Idaho4 Wash vert the liberties of our peo­ fmv weeks ago, has recovered great that she knew nothing.! Q® RECEIPT OF 60 CENTS I '•* CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. ingtou, Oregon, Gtali CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. and California. Cacterlne Medicine Co., Waco, Texas* ple and inflame a new race sufficiently to return t o his But, oh, I say t o the loved j WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF Finest a w l Best F jnijjpe i antagonism and sectional an work. ones, dry your tearf, for to-, K o m i in / . U ast. imosities. All the men charged by tlie J^y Cora is free from all pain Only line running Solid YesM 2. Tha t we demand finan­ Homestead strikers with inui ami her voiae is ringing out bud trains between St. Louis cial reform, and the enact­ der, have been released o 11 over the plains of eternal; and Kansas City. THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR declining Chair ears find T mp ment of laws that will re­ bail, except the Pinkertons, bliss, making the sweetest isl Sle aerw free oi'txtra charge. move the burdens of the peo­ and they have not been ar­ melodies to Him who herl Tett-., G.dund Itch. Hclilpg Piles, Ring :nf!ic Weather Boarding, 1 will meet parti-s at any rail­ ple relative t o theexistingag rested. soul loved. To the lr»rcaved road st at ion wit h 1 hrough ticket a Complete0elllngs f Worm and all Itching Skin Diseases. and baggage ehecks. ricultural depression, and do Vice-President Levi P. Mor family I way, lift up .your Corrugated Shooting, For full inform ition, maps and Hyou *v» TETTcH, It matter» not how long It has full and air pl^ justice to the ton put in a campaign check he ads and grieve not, for Co­ o/ -J, 'ETTCRIN'E will as certainly cure deHcrip i\e pamphlets of the Roofing Paints, farmers and laborers of our of $25,000 into the republi­ ra was only another jewel you as you use it. West write to or call on Iron Roofing, country. gathered home; another flow­ HarrrJo.se, Pa'nHss and Fragrant. B. A. Nicwo v\i>. can hat last week. He put E;,vo Troughs, Gutters and Spouting, Traveling Da senger Aijhi 3. That we demand theab in $100,000 last time. Well er plucked from this earthly MflfUfTV Kcfundod if you aure illss.fttisflod "•"Ifrriiis of Sheet Metal for Building IS. Vc j J» I -M-itU iho i ntuitu—Kcfcrenoes— 19 Button Ave., Asheville, N. '. ohtion of national b a n k s, theres a difference, see? of Ceorpitt, Ch:tivineyar<l and transplanted in ; Souti.-'rn ItHnl: «>f OWIPUCTE AND READY \ J. CHARLTON, G. B. A lium iAank, and NaUoiiftl Lank of Havunnah. WHEN SHIPPED*, and the substitution of legal to the paradise oi God, and , Chicago. 111. V gigantic conspiracy^to W E WANT tender Treasury notes in lieu oh,.may it be the mentis in! J. T. SHUFTRINS & BRO. SAVANNAH, GA. ""AN— of national bank notes, issu­ rob five Chicago banks has the hands o c Gt d of many.' *** I M l ' been partially successful. 0ed in sufficient volume t o do many more flowers blooming the business of the country ver $50,000 \v\is seen red from 'into the beauty of eternal 9 "* TT<- y- v: i: i y s m rh on a cash system, regulating one concern and $20,000, it life. May \\v all live so as t o | •n— ftti onrr^'flo workman to •: y-. :v v •' v.-r- x' • f ' ' " 5 - -K ami AI'PLY our maleiiale Ba• wns reported, from another. the amount needed on a perbe ready to meet her when I: O , -'. «tul t<»i ut'e. Hottcllod' write for capita basis as the business •Surities made good the loss­ her summons comes. I ;' R A F n C L p 7 R7 A Jd., Cincinnati, Ohio. inerests of the country ex­ es. Lhv -RvR •-v ^ A Pni3:;D. r ; "A ELI SHED 18T2. North Carolina Congress­ pand, and that all money is­ g-,.. '-.8; - ANS THE sued bv t he government shall| men di<1 a noble thing when Cora Belle Teague was horn BOSTON be legal tender in payment of they opposed the nppropria- Feb, 3rd, 1.877, and depart (The Queen ol Fai.-ios ] hest /eight nll debts, both public and pri tion (if $2,500,000 to t h e ed this life July 21sf, 1892. World's Fair. They k n e w aged 15 years, 5 montlnand vate. FOR YOUR HOME. • FOR LADIES. STRICTLY 4. That we demand that they lied, no right t o donate 17 days. She professed faith ure Cream- artar Powder HIGHEST Congress shall passsueh laws the peoples' money that way. in Christ 1 he fall af 90, join­ GRADE ENDORSED BY as shall effectually prevent! A wealthy and aged bank- ed the clmrch an J was bap­ PROF A. L. METZ,P.H.G, the dealing in lutuies of all er named Borden was sleep- tized- She viewed her fixture of Medical Hepnrtmcnt Tulane University agricultoral and mechanical »ng ona loungv one day last happiness before she died and of UoiiiRtar.a, who, uiter a careful analysis, it n pure Cream Tartar Powder, produRions; providing such week in his residence.at rail tried to sing praises to God pronounces cheerfully recommends to the which lie public. stringent system of proced- River, New iork. His aged as long as He gave her the ure in trials a s shall secure wife was up stairs attending mind to. She was willing to " THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" prompt onviction and impo- to some household duties. An die; and said she did not PU R E , W H O L E S O M E and POWERFUL . „ You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. sing such penalties as shall | Dish servant gill vvas-in the want to live. The first song secure most perfect compli- third story sweeping. The she sang was, "Mast I be ear GULF FG . O. NEW ORLEANS, LA. ance with the law. daughter Lizzie stepped out ried to the skies,'' the second. 5. That we demand the tin the back way. On returning 'This world is not my home.' CLOSING limited coin age of silver. she found the dend bodies of the third. "Nearer my God 6. That we demand the pas her father and mother hack- t " thee"', and many other XtSK s a g e of laws prohibiting the ed to pieces with a hatchet. beautiful songs. She is now I alien ownership of hind, and No cine to I he murderer haa resting; Mie lias passed the that Congress take e n r 1 y vet been found but the hank- toils of life and has walked steps to devise some pi in to or."s nephew is snspicioned. through the vallev of death;] JO she has entered life and is ohlain all lands now owned ~ ~ t , ,. . . j- | Sam .lones on CloTelnna. 3 waiting on the bright shore! by alien and foreign syndiTSC antes; and that till lands now j believe old (irover Cleve- for her loved ones t o Come w / - i >%$'? o lield h.V railroads and other laud will st iolv to purity and that she has left behind to -corpora tions, in excess ofsuch honesty though a funeral mourn her loss. But our loss oo as is actually used and need- procession awaits him in Xo- is her eternal gain, and let j ~o ed by them, he reclaimed by vcmbgr, but; 1 verily believe us all live so that when we s: • - i the government and held for, that been use the people h e - ome to die we \ ill be ready T3 actual Settlers only. iieve in his purity and hiules-' t o meet our loved one who is.i i f r *"-W. Send fltAmp for Illu.tratea Price Lipt. ? J 7. Believing in the doc- t.v he will go triumphantly watching a t the beautiful I Cavcnt.', /.nd 3AUTIDN The Schumacher Gymnasium Co.S' ont i twin; •"» TrtuYS-Naiks ohtainad, and all l'atcoflductari for Modarsla Fees. trine ol "equal rights to all into the Presidency for n n - gate for Us to come, Faro-! ' I T O.i-fl la Oo; -sPo U.S. Patent OWica. and-.. o t n sernrc pnteii'. lulcse time than tkoM lilfti- >l)op, and special privileges t o none other four years, and when well, sw el Cora, but not fortcninta frbtn Washington. . Rltd any Bend moflcl, drawing or photo., with I- tii.-; srn linen. X. V. II ARM AN. we demand thai taxation, ois second term is ended he ever. l< better tiian tlio i.ing scale agent who tella ti-in. tVe advlsa, it (ntsutahlc or not.d-^crlpfraa of »'.«> be the best you aa goapel truth that the c.h:i : 9. O/ilt fee not duo tUl patent i» ro'-ur-d. V«3l; tfi'l. ("rMsI, How to Ootain Pntonta," with National and State,shall not will go out of office "wept. A T ofaetufl"cISots In yotirBtata, county,or . tf OSVS. $60 5 TGN WAGON SCALE name ont free. Address, f">:» DTiPKeSTA, be used to build up ore inter honored and sung," a n d town, is not a standard scale, and equal to any made. >a, auc! 8tr»oftch tUsor.lors, use g & v nply Co., For free book and price list, addrt V 5'afiRS. It tha ( v peilSC Of leave the s) United States to st or JIip-V II!T v.. j-f. Vision. Jones of Binghamton, BingMratou, N,Y. o >r-osile Patent Office, Vtfa^hlngten, »>. C* ,s keep it. ji pet LotUe. h '. e b Jieve that I he his successors in nothi there ou a eitif .,-d u •; > '•].' u.ont ; »t 1 i country should indi - t-imore solid ba SPE8IFI8 QXYSEN CACTERINE CATARRH PAY TETTERINE! ROOFING. ') E N T •/. C P V !^EH TITANiA T M C ;E OR THIEF JOKES' _____ .A.SNOW&CQ. �— Democrat and that Weaver, the man If you want republicans | t r i , t I n n e f t r | o t h f t ,. 0 . The Normal And Ccllgiate Institute who has abused and slander­ to flourish m the 8th Dist , .spent we would accommodate e . ,, ed the people of the South as vote for Dr. \\ llcox and en- L. 1 1 B *>. H. Bongherty, Editor. FOK YOUNG WOMEN, .. , ... , p u r triend, i,, f 1 must exbat lie n , . *. iy. Hi vers, 1'iiblLsher no man has ever done since courage third pirtvites to •. v 41 . PA „ J ciise us just now for not pubAsheville, N, C,, old Thnd Williams died, is the , keep on ithe track. Get, al the d i s,1h •i n g s a i d avr.t ,•c 1 e . w e a r w i i , i l W e W i l l O p e n l i s f i r s t S e s s i o n S e p t e m b e r , Jo, 7 S 92. man for Southern democrats disgruntled democrats t o lhurstf&y Aug.2oy WV2 not engaged in advancing the t o vote lor; that Cleveland is vote for Patton, tor this is 1 he 1 ns( it ute is located in 111 0 most beautiful suburb of NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. corrupt and in the interest of the only way yod can beat cause of Mr. Patton, (a man Asheville, N. C. The spacious building now neailv com­ for whom we have ho unkind pleted tor its use, at a (tost of #<50,000. will be furnished with pure Wall Street; that che demo­ Hort Bower lor Congress. No For President: personal feelings), but politi­ spring water from springs on the premises; will he lighted with gas. cratic party failed to repeal one knows this bctteV than (illO\ KU CLLVELAKB, cally, we oppose him. and heated with hot water, and provided with hot and cold baths!" the McKinley tariff or pass the boss republicans, a n d of New York. will do so until the election. The health and habits of the pupils will be carefully gubnied. Be­ the silver bill, consequently t h e y a r e w e l l t i c k l e d o v e r sides the ample space given for outdoor exercise; a well equipped On the first page of this Jg. gymnasium vvill be fitted tip within doors. No expense 1ms been For Vice President; it is corrupt and is also in the the trap they have set, as A I)LA I E. STEVENSON, she we publish a defense Of spared to uiake the sewerage and sanitary arranigonlents peVfeb't; interest of Wall Street. they now think they have of Illinois. Mr. Patton, by J. D. Moore, FOUR SEPARATE COURSES OF STUDY WILL BE OF­ These political pirates who clear sailing. We now noti­ which i6 a more conservative STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FERED TO THE STUDENT. have just made this discov­ fy these republican schemers and consistent defense tlipn 1. TIN: NORMAL COURSE. For Governor: ery, say the Force bill ifc all that their plans will signally the one above referred to. We For the thorough training of teacherit under instructors IVcmi thi ELI AS CAKR, a farce and that these north­ fail. Hort Bower will come hope this will be satisfactory best Normal Schools; of Edgecombe. ern republicans are only jo­ out of all this rubbish bright t o friend Perkins, whose ar­ 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE. king about it. These politi­ a s a dollar, and will be our ticle is more intended to stab Including Ancient and modern languages; Sciences, music draw­ For LieutenAnt Governor: KUFUS A. DOliGHTON, ing, etc. cal ranters say chat the great next representative in Con­ lis than defend Patton. ot Alleghany. 3. COM VIERCIAL C()URSE. thing t o do is for the govern­ gress. Hort deserves hisdec The. third party in their I n c l u d i n g Stenography, typewriting, c o o k - b e e p i n g , e t c ment to buy up all the rail Hon, as he is a worthy man; For Secretary of State: OCTA VI life POK E, roads, telegraph Hues, and a big broad-ganged fellow; a State convention at Raleigh 4. DEPARTMENT O F DOMESTIC SCIENCE. . of Wake. steam boat lines, and r u n tower of strength within him on the idth, nominated for (A). S CIENTIFIC COOKING .— The study of the productionaiid manuotll. TiofilUlUI Bower U , , them in the interest of the self. We are for DUWrl b e - Governor a man by thennme - facture of foods,' etc # For Auditor: piiu MTHHIW* lh© SKWJXU a n d fitting ROBERT M. FURMAN, people. Strange as it seems oiniHo I10 is ft man full of zonl^^ Exurn ? foi ljifcUt. (lowvll-j (n). ShwJNu.- Eiubiiiciitf; the cutting nnd fitting of garments; o r » Lobb; for Auditor, i \ B; m i l l i n e r y , e t c . of Buucoiube. to us, a fesv of our people are and democratic doctrine. He Lon Ki f o r Att,y. General, Ly- 1 '1 ho teachers at the head of This Department are from the f.iclamoring for these meas­ is honest and furthermore For Treasurer: rom the best 1 ures, which we think are the h e is t he no m ibee o1 Lite clem- uy *>' Sup., Pub. Instruction |; !»"4* ^ m the country, chosenV ., ^ d CIUUIVC WUf iristiancharDONALD VV. BAIN, ne i s tne nominee Ol Lhe dem' Wnnnv «n< inr* , fr>ru of. liiHWtumiiH in the institutions chosen With inthe others \VM reference tod , , . T .... . ,. . . of Wake. wildest schemes that were ev­ ocratic party, fully and free Woody, and for electors a t • a , W r, experience, and ability an teacher*. Iarse Butler and Skinner. j A Thoroughly Organiz-d Preparatory Department. For Supt. of Public Instruction: er sprung by any political ly expressed. He is the choice schemers. All of these third of the democrats of the 8th furnished for all siiL-li as fire not prepared for JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH, Willcox is a skillful pill-von-i t hHas been( , | a f f s M . „ hj of Johnston. party leaders, if they have Dist., and will be elected. Put der; Pat tort is able in !prayer, Tiw, U ei,o»i,w,„.«.;ii w divided into t\Vo lehns, cost to rnipil *50 » . , '! 1 ««schoid year will Jti n.,'1 it » any political sense, k 11 o w this in your memoranda and , ' For Attorney-General: but for an exhorter give u S| pei- term, or *100 per year, which barel.V covers the OXp-nse <it that it will be impossible for see how it holds out in Nov. Hort Bower every time. We board, the schot)! Imiug pmvtically free, having been provided for FRANK I. OSBORNE) of Mecklenburg. such measures as they advo­ by u few liberal friends"ol femuleeiluoation. For further particu­ mean this politically. lars apply TI) R EV . Tllo^. LAWRENCE, cate ever t o be enacted into The campaign so far is very For Judge of the Twelfth District: Asheville, N. 6. law. Even Parson Patton hopeful for the democrats. GEORGE A. SHUFORI), Ex-Governor Jams, E l i a s RHEUMATISM ought to know better. For Electors at Large; WOODRUFF. Woliid the American iieo- Carr, Fiirmart, Scarboro, 0sneuralgia, w. E. OIBEINA CHARLES B. AYCOCK. ESTABLISHED I86B. ple ever submit to such a born, Coke, Aycock, Bobbins and sciatica ROBERT B. GLENN, tax? It is now estimated and a host Of others nrespea can always be that the rail roads, telegraph king to large Crowds of eager successfully treated THE Watauga DEMOCRAT is and steam boat lines would b s t e n e n e r s . M a n y o f t h e with 176 & 178 Cay Street, KNOXV! LLE, TENfft a paper, a s its name indi­ cost near twenty billLms of third prtrty followers a re com cates, published in the intei HARDWAF.'E. ing back t o the democratic Ayer's Sarsaparilla est. of the democintic party dollars. IIow is tire govern­ Cutlery, Axes, Nails Locks, Hinges; To ols, Horse and A cure fold. Senator Ransom has Mule o h o e s , & c , -Vc. of the county and State, a t ment going to buy them un­ is sure to foiicv# less the people are taxed to also entered the campaign. ACRICULTURAL IMPL^MENT6. the same time having an in­ the persistent pay for them, and how will The republiertil party is great Genuine OliverChilled Plows, Syracuse. Hillside Plowsjt terest for all the citizens, de­ Use of this Brown's Double Sh'ovei Plow'^UicIer"iVl iVls! Straw'Cutthegovernment buy t h e m ly demoralised all over t h e ter*3, siring the welfare of every Mowers, Corn Shbllers, Hay I r orks, Scylho^j medicine. State and the g. o. p, is nigh Cradle and Snathsi BA. bed Wire, &c., & c. under our constitution with­ individual. Because a man Unto death and is making H a s C u r e d O t h e r i CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES. votes the republican ticket out first changing it t o a mon Dynamite, B l a s t i n g Powder, Steel, Iron. I Shovels, P i c k s ; will cure you. archy and confiscate the prop p i t e o u s c r i e s t o t h e g t e a t we don't feel t h a t he is our Mattocks, Scrapers, oledge and Drill Ha mmers, Black­ and mighty Third t o save smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, &c. personal enemy, but think be erty of its citizens? We say them from their helpless con­ boldly t h a t no shrewd, hon­ AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS. is mistaken in his politics. We est man believes that such a dition. Butler, Skinner and Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, Bake r and English f?el we can differ with him It 0 ?. u W m J c h e s t e r and Colt's Rifles. Loaded the Progressive f firmer are Shells, Rifle Powder; Shot; Lead, Fish Ho oks and Linos, and still befriends, We hon­ condition would ever exist In given small doses of pnregor Fishing RodS, &cf; estly think our republican our country. First, it is im­ ic| ntid a little cat nip. Mott SPECIALTIES. friends, ought, by this time, possible, second, it would be find his crowd haVe been eaa Sash, Doors a n d B l i n d s , Rubber and L.eather Belting; a great calamity on thecotin to see t h a t republican legisla Circular Saws, Window Glassy Fire-pr.oof Safes, Wire mi Horde wlidt. Eaves and Screen Doors and Winaow Frames, Pa»per Lags, &o. lion is proving disastrous t o try; third, the advocates of his niggers won't take medi­ EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. the best interests of us all. these measures know it can­ cine, and they are suffering Buggies, Pnaetons, Carriages, Sprihg V Vagons, Moun­ not be done; fourth, the gov­ Any observing man who will tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wagons, Two Wheel Ca ts: m ernment has no money t o with internal derangements. Send for Catalogue and prices. take the trouble t o view the buy them with; fifth, the peo An emetic might relieve theui political situation, withou* Special attention given to orders by mail. We respectand the Force bill, high tar­ G AVE HIPBPKI selected mid prejudice, must admit that pie will not submit t o a tax iff, hard times, and general largest stock of goods ever fUlly solicit your patronage. our country is growing flnau to raise money with which bankruptcy nla.y be sufficient brought tD this place nnd W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. cinlly worse every year, and t o buy the rail roads, etc.; to produce vomiting. If not* pekllups the best selection in 176 & 178 Cay Street, KNOXVI LLE, TENK?, t h a t the administration of sixth, it is a most rediculous buy up the rail roads, pay tlie county. scheme, and the American Harrison lias not improved the pensioners back pay and the country. That 4 years l>eople have too mtlch sense then if no relief follows, turn GF >08111 WiLHMOl more of such legislation a s to ever endorse it. A few hon­ things loose genera.ly and QUE was enacted by the Fifty est men in every coilnty, get happy. first Congress on the tariff perhaps, have endorsed this {/• MR. MARTIN ' life' and pensions will well nigh measure because they haVirt The Hepdblicanconvention ly returned from flit* INCORl'URATEO-^ bankrupt, the South. We ask reflected on its enormity, hut held a t Wilkesboi'o on t. h 0' J. E. FiN'IJ 'iV; Tirsid-ift. North, where heppeitt <1 VV. (ilLKiTXLKE, Cushier/ the republicans t o consider when they have been inform­ 17th, nominated Dr. J . 0 . a week buying GOODs',A UTHQIUZED 6A I'l l AU. $.100,0(1/1. ed they will drop it and cen­ this a n d a s k tnemselves Wilcox for Congress* Tyra a n d we h d ve a I m ost SURSCltlllGI)CAPITA L.$33,000. ought we t o vote any longer sure themselves for ever ad­ York, J . D. Fortune and the anything needed in DiiiBcroHfC J . K. Kinler,- .1.T. t'edeif, VV. M. Abslier, ft: to keep the republicans in vocating it. Some of oitr Rev. Logan Patton, were all T f f f h S. Blair and T . B Klniey. people who have been work­ power? We are pleased t o expecting a favorable consid­ county, a t prides t h a t Does n general bankiifg' business 'n 11 1 'solicits the achear some heretofore republi­ ed U p to this point, have a- eration from the convention. defy compe­ c >UutH of lnercffants and business men generally. cans say they will not vote bandoned it and are now sup The revenue officers were for tition. f porting honest old Grover. for Harrison any more, but WilJeox. and were all-power­ Think men, and^ act wisely intend to vote for Cleveland ful and succeeded. Parson' H u t u ,| and give their reasons for so and discretely. Patton only received t w o X •./. The DEMOCRAT warns you, doing. This shows that men Shoes, votes, and this leaves htm SO, EY EIiY-ONE should sate" ail they "an and YOU should begin bv bnvirrg vour Clothing, are thinking, and further t h a t honest voters, that there is without much covering, and danger ahead. Democrats of Ladies trimmed such men are honest. it is now apparent that he is mnm But, our countrymen, what Watauga, stand t o your col­ not in the fight to any great artd HutUmilled hafs, A ad lot of the man who runs the wagon and HOIIH for $r»() or $60/ Ribbons, about men who. have voted ors; be men and brave men. extent. In the outset Mr, 1 vi 11 sell you as good for ^25. Machine needles that will fit any Flowers,' for Cleveland twice for Presi­ Now is the time for fii rnness Patton declared that-if the re­ S n' v•'liii", at, 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. 1 have a good stock dent owd have defended him and all will be well. Recol­ publicans nominated a man PlUmes. ! "I h siting tackle. Ileed.t, 40 cts to fl. Jrriift rods 75 els to $1.50. Notions, and the democratic party uu lect that Grover will sweep j he would withdraw from the T r o u t Hies 0 0 c t s pter doaenf. Liirferic'k h o o k s , 1 0 t o 2 5 c t s per Heavy til up t o the last t v e months, the country and be triumph- ! campaign. Unless the repub d tz'i, sent by mail. Netting for seitrs, and sen is of any length1 suddenly discover t h a t there antly elected. Let North Car-! licans would pay a good and faricy croceriesf/ v i'uolete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail. i*Uft chance for an indepen­ olina do her duty. Dismiss; round sutn t o keep him on J ) :i it bin t o Write for pi ices. Respectfully, dent t o get into Congress or from your minds this third the track, he cannot afford I*. AM1EL, some other office, and with­ party movement, for it is (o make the campaign, as dangerous t o the success of there will be only fun, and a M1. 21. 01. KftOfl VILLE, 7 EXS. out consultation with any­ TO se us be fare you buy.' body but bis heretofore po­ D e m o c r a t i c p r i n c i p l e s a n d precious little of that, for We are in fi posi­ litical enemies suddenly takes ca ri only help to elect Harri- j him. son. It means nothing morej tion to save the stnrnp, and with great nor less. The republican boss 1 you money. gusto, froth and filth, de­ es a t Washington are engin­ We have a very long com­ hitESCRIBE I'OR7 HE Very Respectfully, nounces Cleveland and the eering the third party, fur­ munication from one L. N. U. (, MAliTlS & Co. democratic party, and say nishing the boodle with the Perkins defending the posi­ hope t h a t North Carolina tion of Rev. Patton's candi­ they are responsible for all Blowing Kick June 30, '02. carr U M * hard times now upon us, son, be carried for Ben Harri­ dacy for Congress in this disfhe Watauga 11ATI ivlf ll hnf uro'Hm on/1 ^wv.rLl l ...2iL 1. . .1 .' 1 > '1 ii W. W. W99DRUFF & CO. WITHOUT ' .A. NARTII WILKESBORO* NORTH CAROLINA. SPECIALITIES. ITH KSH ALL 13 HART) TIMES ISAHIIMN OIMIK COME �SUBSCRIPTION HATE S For the Watauga democrat. —District Conference con­ If Cleveland is elected, and O CO C oOCO c cooo M R . E DITOR :—If you will we believe lie will be you will TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT vened with the Cove Creek church yesterday. (VVedfies- bear wit h me awhile and ne- feel a change even way back I copy 1 yerir .....7., ....$1.00 day. Quite a large crowd is cord me the sp.icf, 1 want t o h e r e i n W a t a u g a t h a t w i l l do you good. 6 months.... 50 j " '8 months.... 85 expected. Detail who can, say a few words in this issue. \ OX POUULI. : -0attend, as there will be some In the first,pln.ee, I will say ADVEKTISING RATES. i good preaching done. It will emphatically, I am ho office- For a sluggj^h and torpid liv­ er, nothing can surpasl?. Ayer's 5. inch 1 week .V....7 ;$ .75 seeker; have no aspirations Pills. They contain rib calomel, 1 " 1 month.'.... 1.75 close on Sunday. nor any mineral drug,; but a p-e 1 " 3 " ...' 8.00 —Mrs. S. W. Boyden and t h a t way whatever. 1 " 0 " 5.00 As the time approaches for composed of the active princi­ 1 yegetablc 1 " 1 year 7.00 minify, of Salisbury, ate vis­ bur various offices t o be fill­ ples of he bestuse always cathar­ tics, and their results 1 colmnn 1 week../. 0.00 iting Relatives and friends iff 1 " 1 month. 13.50 Boone. This estimable lady ed by the same or other soi-J in marked benefit to the patient. 1 " 3 " .......25.00 vants iff the people we see NOTICE. 1 " 6 " .37.50 is always warmly welcomed the names of nianV promi­ 1 " 1 year 50.00 here. She was taised in our . By virtue of a power of a pow­ certalii Village, and everybody learn­ nent and good men brought er of sale contained in a certain ed to love her. May her stay out for consideration. That's mortgage deed executed by i T. C Entered at the Postoffice at Blackburn to L. F itagan, will Boone, N. €.\ as second (lass here be pleasant and happy. r i g ll t. Due consideration sell for cash at the court house should be Used before choice mail matter. town of noone on the —Mr. S. M. Bugger bus ac­ is made. To go about any­ door in theoct, 1892, it beingthe 3rd day of cepted an inVitatiori to deliv­ thing Intelligently is to first first Monday in said month, the LOCAL NEWS. er an Address a t .Blowing- weigh all facts. Take the following tract or parcel ql fahd, Ci Rock, Saturday, the 27th record of our present county towit: 41 acres lying.on Riddle's Fork, Meat cajrlp township, and —Dry weather. i nst. The oceasi on will ta ke officers and compare it with fully set out. by meets and bounds —Victor BoydeVr, of Salis­ plaPe a t night in the b a \ 1 the record of any in the State in said mortgage dead, recorded in book "c", page 206, eosatisfv bury, spent, last Sunddv in room a t Greene Park. Sub­ and see where tltev stand. d debt of $105, with interest and town. ject, "Social amusements de­ For the past two years no cost. This July 18v1892. —Attend the convention, fended." The address will be county can boast of a more L. F. liagan, Mortgagee , pay the pi inter and be hap­ followed by nigrand hop. honest, worthy and straight NOTICE. py—Miss Pant ha Hix,of Deer forward set of county offi­ Hv virtue or a decree of the Su­ —Mrs. Bennett, of States- field, and Mr. Will Phillips, of cials than those of Wataiiga. perior court of Watauga county I w ill on the 5th day of Septem ­ . ville, is visiting her daughter Carter county, Terin.; were Therefore let's have t llein con ber, 1892,.at '. he,cou rthouse door married on Tuesday, last, by tiniie on. I). F. Baira inmost in Boone, in so id county, between Mrs, .lathes Winkler. s decidedly the people's choice, tli" hours of ten in the forenoon —Mr. Janney, of I'hiladel- Rev. George Osborn MisS arid 2 oclock In the afternoon, ex : phia, is stopping a t the Bry­ Pantha has been teaching for and the very man to fill the l of yeabs. And we Sheriff's office. A little inci­ pose to sale at public auction to 'a number the highest bidder on a credit of an House. suppose she has tired of the dent. the otfieb day brings the six months, with theexoeption of —Mrs. Naomi Horton, of tripod and birchen rod. May above fact oilt more clearly $20, which must be paid in cash Lenoir, is the gffe&t, of Mrs. they sail smoothly on mat­ than anything which could on the day of sale, a certain tract of land in lieaverdam town­ THIS IS NO H U M Mollie Coffey. be said for him. Said inci­ ship, a Ijoining the lands of J, T. rimonial seas. 1UJG TO DRAW Stephens, .Jeff Wilson, c. S. Far­ —The County convention —Globe Academy started dent being that, a c e r t a i n thing And and Marion YVilsoti, TRADE ! assembles in Boohe the 1st off w e l l f o r t h e e n s u i n g t e n strong old democrat, towit: et al, <• Jiituinln 25 acres nioi-Q E. B. Miller, was com plaining or less, sold as the property o f day of September. months. Board in Boarding John —Be sure t o attend your House, all necessaries fur­ in bitter tenns of the Sheriff j assetsW. ciirby, deceased, to make to pay the purchase mon­ for not ee'ling land for taxprimaries on next Monday. nished, #7 per month. As to ey for said lands. Purcbser re­ I MEAN BUSINESS. ris, he; the said Miller; having quired to give note with approv­ —Rev. R. P. Pell, we are tuition, the principal propos­ bought land in large quanti­ ed securily, This Aug. 2nd, '92. pleased to announce, will re­ es to put tuition lower than ties in former years. Thatis H. H. F ARTHING, «i • \ <' c j . * sume his work here in Octo­ it can be obtained a t any otli a hut for tiie radicals to Administrator and com. 1 rom now until the first day er Acadeniy in the State, and ber. THE xbkTH CAROLINA COLUEGE of April I will sell my stock of t o refund t o eVery student crack. Who sold your land OF —Let fi'S have the largest wild does his full part, every two years ago? Who 1)1 DAgriculture and Mechanic Arts a ttenda nee a t the County con cent he thinks he Has lost by NOT sell it this year? How Will begin Vention that. WUs ever seen in paying the amount charged. many insolvents were return­ tember 2, its fourth session Sep­ —AND— 1892. County Super­ ed tvVo or tolir years ago? intendents of Education will ex Watauga. How many were returned this amine applicants for admission. —Some of tlte little ones, CAMPAIGN UADltES. Total cost $J00. Address composing the family of oflr Gold-plate and finely finished, year? Have you ever seen, A. Q. iidi-LADAY, Pres., At 1 0 per cerit above friend, Mr. Calvin Long, are with correct pictures of the enndi in your whole life, money so Raleigh. N. C7 date for President and Vice-Presi scarce and hard to get as it ill with scarlet fever. dent of all parties. >n armament has been this year? IIovv was . —Our Mr. J . B. Hortchhas as well showing your favorite can ... UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROTIN I. didate. Sample, 10 cts; 3 tor 251 B then, that so levv of our again entered the employ of cents poet paid. Liberal discount people were insolvent? Did Instruction is offered in four opost paid the R. & D. R. R. Co. He is to the trade. A d d ress M. F. John­ our Sheriff do his duty in hun general courses of study, six If you don't think I mean if son, FirlleV sole agent for brief courses, v large number now in Richmond, Va; ting up those who had been of special courses, and in law come and look through my the Southern States. --llev. W. F. Hetidrix will delinquent, or not? Ifhehad medicine a n d engineering.. preach in the court house in not Collected from those de­ The Faculty includes twenty DEMOCRATIC CONTENTION. Boone on the first Sunday in linquents, would the county teachers. Scholarships arid Tlie democrats of .Watau­ expenses have beeriytnysmall loan funds are available for It wont cost .you ope cent if September, a t I t , a. in. ga coiinty are called on to needy young men of talent you dofit purchase. --I want all tile nice fresh meet in convention in Boone er? No. Then if expenses and character. The next ses­ had been the same with a few sion begins Sept, 1. For cat­ I have a large sfdck and /butter I can get a t 1 0 to 12% a t 12 o'clock on Thursday, bents per pouhd. VV. L. Bry­ Sept. 1st, 1892, for the pur­ e r m i a i d e r t o h e a r t h e m , alogue with full information, waiit to get rid of it before pose of no ninating a candi­ would not your taxes have address President VVirisooif, spring. an. date fbr Representative, also been greater? Is not voting Chapel H i l l , N. C. —Mr. m d Mrs. ;j. F.Spain- a county tick&t. The town­ -ofor Baird for Sheriff equiva­ hour left this hibining to ships will meet a t their re­ lent to putting money iiiyoui CALL AND LOOK! attend an Asso'bibtio'fl 1 n spective voting places, o n pocket ? Think on that. Monday, Aug. 29th, a t 2 o'­ Wilkes county. DENTIST clock, p. :n.,to appoint dele­ How about our present Reg gates to said corinty conven­ ister of Deeds? Do you rec­ OF RUTHERFORD COLLEGE. <)., —Mrs. Sailie Councill of tion. All democrats a re urg­ ollect a time when the office Is now located a t Sheriff I would enffj your attention Boone, is quite sick, but her ed to come out and t a k e to the big cut in prices in my many friends hope that § h e part in said convention. was more properly conduct­ Bairdson Watauga River,' near Valle Cruris. Having other fires. will soon recover. ed or the records in better had (14) fourteen years ex­ J. F. S PAINHOUR, Chm. Dem. Ex. Co. shape? Did you ever go in­ perience as a dentist, and us­ —The hope of dllmofirncy in t o his office to find any rec ing nothing bu t tlie R EST ma­ Watauga depends largely on the ticket we nominate. At­ If the people would have ord that, he could not put his t e r i a l , c o m b i n e d w i t h G O O D Y V OR E , offers his professional tend the primary and County a glorious time and be hap­ hand on in a moment? He services t o thecitifetts. of Wa­ py, throw off the gloomy fee­ is the right man in the right tauga county lis a F I u s T cou vent ions. ling and have floods of mon­ place. Knows his duty and C L A S s Dentist. —LittMf Lee; the promising ey, get Bro. Pattoii t o buy performs it to the very letter. Prices reasonable and son of N. N. and Mfiry Colup k few rail roads and such Would it be wise to remove Satisfaction FULLY Gtiaranvard, of oftr town; breathed things, pay the balance of the hi in? His strength in the teed*%m liis last this morning; aftef money, if any left, to the Fed­ county is vastly more than fful 26. 3 mo. two days intense suffering. eral soldiers who now get it was two years ago. Would A Gold Watch & $204. " I t is well with the child." over $140,000,000 per year. it be wise to run a wan of —ANNOUNCEMENT . I hereby This would relieve the fann­ doubtful strength when we That is what every Agpnt, recei ­ •o announce myself a candidate ers to be helped by the third. have an honest, straight-for­ ves who gets up a club 011 our $1 plan. per week for nomination for the office ward man of . -whose strength Our 14 karat gold-filled easi»s' J v 6f Register of Deeds subject .Sprite people Ore constantly are warranted for 20 vcfirs. Fiite to the fiction of the Demo­ troubled witli boils—No sooner we are assured. Decidedly Elgin o r Waltbarn movement.' cratic convention of Watau­ does oiie heal than, another ap­ no! Stem wind and set. Ladle's or pears. A thorough' course of AyOur Treasurer has accoun­ Cent's size. Eqiffil to any fifty ga county. Wiri. E LROD. ef's Barsapa rillft, the best of blood Watch. To secure agents —Mr. N. H. Gtiyiin and a purifiers, effectually puts an end ted for every copper satisfac­ dollar we have none, we sell one where Miss Moore, spent Monday of to this annoyance. We recom­ torily. Why remove him? His of the Hunting Case watches for strength is greater than two the club price $28 and send C. 0 r>11 y this week in town. This most mend a trial. D. v exjiress with privik geiff ex years ago. affable and pleasant gentle­ aiiiination before paving for the How about the light be­ Let us have the same coun­ man gave the D EMOCRAT a tween the Mott faction and ty lieket. Who can find fault same. pleasant call. Our agent at Durham, N. C. the Eaves niggers? Which with it ? Honest, clean, punc­ writes: % —Misses Fannie Winkler and | will be the winners. Will there tual and straight. Hurrah for ' Our jevvelei s have confessed they Blanche Haghman will at- ' be a State Convention ? don;t know how you can furnish the same old ticket! KESFELT FULL Y fend the Normal and CollegiLet n o foolish prejudice such work for the money." ted One good reliable age/vC wan ate Institute a t Asheville. We W. I, IIHYAV , ..., Physicians aftad scientists rec- keep any one from support­ for each place: write for part kn­ hope that many others vvili ^ 0 mm e n ( i Hndl 'ts llo.i r R e t» e wer for ing Bower. He is partly our ars. E M PI IMS W ATCH Co, hope to kit) the Force bill. 8 a' 5n*«l OM aateiV l/ane. N'. V. do the same. , gray and thin hair o o ^ o c 3b o A BIG CUT 01 LILTVIVS ;UIIB CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST! STOCK Dr. R. D. JENNINGS. PRICES, I wish t o call the attention of the trade to the fact that I am now offering some rare bargains in hoots, s h o e s , hats, ready-made clothing, prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ ware, such a s plows, hoes, shovels, spades, tracechaina ; and, in fact, anything you need in this line. TIROIMIES —0—- I keep constantly on hand a full supply of grocer­ ies consisting in part of Su­ gar, Coffee, Rice, etc., which will be sold a s cheap afi they can be bought in the mountains. 1 cannot, in this small space twll you of half the bargains T am prepared to offer, but invite you, one and all, t o come ancj see. Thirty-six in­ ches to .the yard and sixteen ounces to the pound has ev­ er been mv motto, and I hope to receive in the futtlre. what 1 have so much enjoy­ ed in the past, the liberal pat ronnge of the public. Most Respectfully, C. D. TAYLCR. Valle Crucis; May 10, '92. ATTENTION, EUTERS!! We wish to call attention to our line of second-hand Buggies, Carts, wagons, Hacks; Harness Etc, Tliey are almost good as new^ and persons wishing to buy can secure bargains by calling on us. We have a big lot of NEW BUGdlES, WAGONS, CARTS, HARNESS &c on hand, which will be Hold on easonable terms. If we have not jot what }ou want, we will take pleasure in getting any thing for you in our line. We buy direct from manufacturers ami can, therefore, give you very close prices. E have a full line of new Hat NEV/—Collars, bridled ; etc . •ev-V. erything in the harness line. Caii heat the world on prices. B0T\Vd will take in exchange^ hoises. nfAdfs, Knil fflhbgood beef cattle. Give us a call. H E N K E L , C R A I G A- U J . Lenoir S . C. . $3',, JMUm-ct hi* <A|»l»*rttmity i lMiSOf '.!!»«> Tours, Rrailtr. i> • '< tttid ' v« desnuir 1 ' of . .T bark ^ »-i*«c 1 * •*lng ! Be ftp b»r portnnities, lr«nn thai ran* ;n par«vrtr apin. obsenritv! llarn»wmg is lha ** ll • look on lost.Fore* |. botviri Reach mil. Up • r»u •toiu/ I • y.mr ooj»- 1 trjnity, and 8ocnr«pro*pei iiy. prpmim «>»• by fl philotoph'T, that **tha,Hnild of I « t »rol % opportunity i<J a; eono 1 ion ot l ie embrace the chance. :>nd >r< ooi. her ru hra;l al ufaj she depart*. wNJrf lexPtnrn " H<»tr j il • »» fjn*| froltleii ei *0 and the GOi.nKN oi'portui by V I cfestHato n\> • > • ".. 0 ; .a* appears worthy. Hud proni e: thnt W 1 nil snc cossfnl mcti do. II ere i* an opportntiity. sn« h M not of*, on within the reach or M**qrinff ponplb. improved. »s. r.i.l girc at least, a grand i*|af\The c.m t>; ^ opportuniiy for many is hem amw—- .» to be made r»pbUr ntid honornbly Monry many by anv Indivstl i«n»» pbrsi-u of cfibvr ae\. All np do the wot It atTd five at Immc. wh-roce* j -1 are. 1 \ on toginnem are e.i>ily turning frottl S-a to ftRl ! 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Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 4 Issue 52 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_0825_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: August 25, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-08-25 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/59c00340c32cf718d60b19aed8e4e710.pdf 89fc57a2781564d59f8d17168707d4b1 PDF Text Text VOL 5 PROFESSIONAL. BOONE, COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, I, ISI)2, NO. I. I, ETT E R. on the success of the republi- j ible, issued by the general Weaver's Bitterness. worn ai i-sol 1 i ng ga ng corporated under the name of democ­ can party. Senator Q u a y government only, a full legal From our Regular Correspondent. The fol 1 ow ing ex tra e t s fro m racy, a name so full ofstench W. 1!. C0UNC1LL, J ii. started the cry of "no .mon­ tender for all debts, public Weaver's speeches delivered ami poison that it should..be ATTOKNBY AT LA A'. Secretary of State Foster ey" hoping thereby to de­ and private, and without ban in Iowa will lie found in the blotted from the vocabulary gives indications of having tract public attention from king corporations; a just, ( Boone, N Congressional Record of Ju­ of civilized man and handed an attack of "Jingois m" No the corrupt use of money by equitable and efficient means over to the barbarians that ly 1.1, 1888, pf.the first ses­ is so fully now ami in all the rnie is surprised; . the attack the republican National com­ of distribution direct to the W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. sion of the AO tli, Congress. past has represented." has been expected ever since mittee of which he was then people, at a tax not to exceed Boone, N. C. Ilcsaid at Alba, Iowa, on Ju \\ hen these declarations he entered the cabinet. It is chairman, and Mr. Harri­ 2 per cent per annum, etc." were thrown in Mr. Weaver's Resident Physician. Office ly 1.8th, I860. on King Street north of Post part and parcel ofthescheme son's lackeys, who are this [Applause], Now my friends "1 want to congratulate face in the national house oi to get u p a foreign war- year running that committee we are all interested in this Office. yon first, fellow citizens, on representatives; he admitted their utterance and said: "[ scare as a bid for votes for lmve started it again for the vital currency question and the suppression of a purely have no doubt tnat 1 utter­ Harrison and Reid. The on­ same purpose. Let the fact it is too serious a business to E. F. LOVILL . •* ' ' ^ • 4 democratic rebellion, gotten ed, il net the same words ly difficulty has been in find­ not. be lost sight of by a n y admit of quibbling, of soph­ A TTOITNE Y AT f -AW, up Lv democrats for the dem contained in t h e extracts ing a weak country that democrat that if money lav­ istries or mistakes. We can­ Boone N. C. ocratie purpose of dissever­ read before the house, words would give the administra­ ishly spent will carry the not afford to deceive our ing this union and perpetual­ eq u a 11 .y a s f () re i b1e a ml s u IF stantially similar. I ha v<i tion a chance to bully it un­ country, the republicans will selves in so vital a mutter. DR. L. C. REEVES. ly establishing human sla­ nothing to take back with re til after election. T u r k e y always win, as that part.\ What does this <] e rn a n d PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON very. Now and forever it is gard to my course on the is­ which is certainly weak en­ has always legislated in the mean ? If 1 am capable of un­ Office at Residence. established as an o t e r n a 1 sues that roseoutof the war.' ough to be bullied by any interest af the monied men, derstanding the English lan­ Boone, N. C. truth that the democracy in —. 1 she l'die Citizen. government, is the victim se­ and corporations of the Uni­ guage. it means there shall no place or state can ever be Example in Tarifl'.-Ti'Sos An Actual lected, the special occasion ted States. be no banks in this country, trusted with government. As Transaction Under th» McKin­ L. D. LOWE, ley Law. being the recent burning of Representative Holmes, who except the one gigantic, col­ a party chey should dis­ the house of Dr. Bartlett, an has been sick ever since the ossal conscern called the Uni­ An example is always bet­ band, iust as a se«d ion of it American Missionary in Asia adjournment of Congress, is ted Status government. ter than an argument. Here did at Appomattox." -ANDminor. Secretary Foster ad­ a little better, and hopes to is one: Have you thought serious­ He said ut Cenrreville in mits that similar troubles be able to go to India in a ly of the scope and immensi­ "1 received a shipment this NOTARY PUBLIC, 1867: week from Manchester con­ have occurred befoiie in the few days. Over-work during ty of that demand ? Who is BANNER'S EtK. N. 0. "Again has the democratic taining a number of cases of dominions,of the Sultan, but the session and just after­ to be the leader of this mon­ party of Iowa spoken. Why dress goods, mostly all wool, a national campaign being wards is what broke h i m ey ? The Federal government. sir, 1 am astonished beyond ond some warp .dress goods. now pending, he proceeds to down. Who are to be the custom­ measure that a party with a Entered value, $2,631; pack­ figuratively chew "soap, in or­ There is a very decided dif­ ers? Sixty-five millions o f ing is accountable for .f 19 of DENTIST, der to.foam at the mouth ference of opinion among the people, at least ten millions record so utterly vile a. n d this, the value. |2,612. I ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. while be informs the wide- democrats here as to the wis­ of whom would be borrowers. wretched and wicked should p b i d $2,621.05 duty. Of be so lose to nil shame and c o u r s e t h e c o n s u m e r s , t h e , Offers his professional services eyed newspaper men, win") vis dom of the national com in itWho are to be the ma nag- decency as to make an appear public at large, will eventual­ to the people of Mitchell, it the Department of State, tee in deciding to open a 0 f this prodigious, cvcloly pay this." Watauga. and adjoining coun­ in his heaviest tragedy voice branch headquarters at Chi pea n banking esta b 1 i sh ir. en t? ance before the loyal people Let us study this concrete ties. bad mateial used of Iowa." that "I have cabled a de­ cngo. Of course they will sin Not men who have any tnoexa mple for a moment. and all work guaranteed. "They should be trampled First. Weseethatclothand May 11 y. mand for indemnity and for 'jeiy ly wish for good results nv or property or financial ia the wilderness of oblivion dress goods of the value of the punishment of the guilty from, the innovation, but inn intersf staked upon its suc­ $2,612 cost the importer $5parties, and the U. S. c.ruiser ny,express the fear that they cess; but hirelings, govern­ nnd never more ret urn." 1 ]e said in a joint debate 286.05, which sum he must Newark and Bennington will may not cotfne. get back from the consumers ment employees and favor­ ATTORNEY A1 LAW, be ordered to Turkish wa­ The Navy department may ites or pets o f the political with Col. 11. H. Trimble, at of the goods with his profits MARION, N.C ters to support this demand, find itself the centre of an en­ pai fv which For the time hap Bloqmfield on Sept. 4, 18G8: upon the transaction. "Here we have theold fight Second. The goods import­ which this government pro­ ormous scandal if it dues not pens to control the govern­ (°) over again. The ( onfederate ed are among '.lie necessaries poses to enforce at all buz­ satisfactorily explains w b y ment. How many of these * Will practice in the courts of democracy north and south, in our country and climates, Watauga. Ashe, Mitchell, McI)ow- zards. No fears need he en­ the style of steel a r m o r employees will there be. Let .and not the mere luxuries of ffl and all other counties in the tertained of a war with the plates now being furnished those who are good at fig­ in wliich tlie famous copper those who are rich or extrav­ head division of Iowa ap agant. western listrict ^"Special atten sublime Secretary Foster's by the Bethlehem iron works ures make their own calcula­ pears, are again contesting lion given to the collection of Third. TheTarmer or the demand is like that made by and the Carnegie concern was tions. How m a n y banks, iciaims,"®® with grant for the safety of laborer buys these goods for Rudini, the Italian premier, changed in a, way to save the banking associations, trust his wife and children, and be-» upon this government just af contractors several hundred companies, brokers, and pri­ the Union. As at Donelson, lieves when he fails down on terthe New Orleans massa­ thousand dollars without a vate money lenders are there he proposes to move on their the store counter a dollar of D ENT A l/SURGEON, cre—intended solely forborne corres pon d i ng. red u et i on be­ in t he United State's at 1 h e works at once, and there is las earnings that he is get­ loseoe, North Carolina. consumption and effort. ing made in the pi ice paid the present, time? These must all no escape for this rank trai­ ting a dollar s wortli»of goods The acting Attorney Gener contractors. 1t is charged close their offices, for the gov torous horde. except in an­ wne:r, iii fact, he is paying • Offers his professional services other surrender. Charge on more than one half tiie mon­ lo the people of this and ad join a I has declined to give an of­ that tlie ebange was made at eminent lending money at 2 ey j ): the tax and profits of ing counties. All work promptly ficial construction of the new- Carnegie's request,, and ex­ per cent, all other lenders them, fellow republicans, and the ta.v lor 1 x he several midlone and satisfaction guaran eight hour law, which the ac­ perts say tlvil.it largely de- must go out of business, Cal­ spare not one, not even a dep dlfuen that have secretly feed. ting seeretnrv of the treasu- teriates the defensive quali­ culate if you can the number uty road supervisor, from .to wrapped up in the goods. I' diii'th. These goods are fy requested, on the ground ties of the armor. The act- of this proposed arm.v of gov 1al political annihilation." • aiso largely rn tide tip :n thisHe said in Bloomfield or. that. he cannot legally do .so ing secretary of the Navy at­ eminent money counters. Ev NOTICE. country. They wcrhldnot I T * Sep. 26, '69: until the question comes be­ tempts to explain it by say­ er.v one of these regularly or­ Hotel Property for Sale. imported unless they conic "A hat is the use of further be sold here, for cost and fax , On account of failing health fore him in connection with ing that the style of armor ganized banks, trying to cur­ of mvsclf anrl wife. T offer for sole theadministrationofthelaw. called for by the original tail expenses,- has, as a rule, arraigning the democracy and a fair profit-on both. Ex mv hotel pronertv vn the town of There is lots of politics in specification could not be president, a vice-president, a with ail hoary crimes at the cept for the tax wee mid buy Bnnnp. North Onroliun. and will bar of public opinion? We them for the cost and a fair sell low for CRHII and make terms thnt eight hour law, or rath­ made in this country. That .cashier, a teller, bookecpers, profit on it. The trWe* tax, o suit the buyer, and will' take er in the construction which fact was very well known clerks, collectors, directors, know that its acts comprise which the goverment mix3S murder, treason, fraud, per­ ronl o" personal nropnrtv in ex­ the legal officials of the gov­ when the contracts were made etc. All this vast and com­ jury and all crimes possible with them before it allows change. Apply soon. ernment may be pleased to but the contractors agreed plicated machinery, now run for an organization tc con­ them to pass into the cloth­ \V. L. BRYAN. put upon it, which accounts to put iu plants to make it. by a hundred thousand of the nive at. It would be a mer­ ing of the people, t hus moie cy to fait its record a million than doubles their cost, and , N-otire. > .. < for the refusal of the tempo­ This they have not done. A most capable men on the eon miles deep in the pit that is at the same time increases by! rary head of the Department better explanation will haVe tinent, is to lie transmitted For snkr. 900 acres of land, mentioned in Holy Writ;and a like amount the prices at/ on Rich Mrnntnin. Wat.a ilea of Justice to give an official to be given or Congress will by a vote of ( ongi < s into I may add tha t if a 1 a r g e which similar home in a d c County, on w hi eh is asbestos, opinfon on tbesubject at this have to investigate. It is one leviathan governmental a n d distinguished assort­ goods can be sold to the peo­ and fino land forsbeeTrranob: time. The presidential elec­ probable that a considerable bankingestablishmept. The ment of its alleged statesmen ple. This is tlu 1 purpose for which it is levied. • FSALEO Drive TE. L. D. hnive $r tion is too near at hand,and portion of the illegal profits army that followed Lee in were sent along it would be Fifth. The In bar cost of T, T. Fnrwryon. Fx'trs. of the g. o. p. has already lost of this change has already the Wilderness or Grant at onl v. Co mm on just ice." producing I bust-goods in this Mrs A P. Fallowav. docd "He said at Keokuk. Sep. country is more than 20 pm. Banner Flk. Nov. IF '90.. too many votes to take any found its way into the treas­ Chiekamauga, would be uoth 16, 1871: more chances. ury of the national republi­ ing as compared to it. And ,,The record of the republi­ cent greater than the labor The republicans are rais­ can committee. NO 7 1C F when our third party frii nds can party appeals to the can cost iii Manchester, and but for a. tariff on wool that ac­ ing the cry < f "no money", Br.rtins nutting- papers in seure that- other demand, did judgment of all men as tually depresses the value of Weaver 's Rank. unimpeachable, save, p e r mv hand for exception will with which Sena tor Quay tri­ the control by the govern­ our native wool, but increase pin a so ad varies the fees with ed unsuccessfully tooainbooAt a democratic mass meet ment of all rail roads, a n d haps, that it was too lenient es the cost of the foreign with tHe leading democratic the papers and they will rezle the democrats in '88, r l he ing in Atlanta, (} a . ? 01 , the steam boats and ('anal boats aspirants. The s a in e old wool6 needed i o r mingling uoi vppromnt attention, other­ wise they will he returner! dodge did not work then and 9th, Senator Gordon snid* and telegraph lines, you tuns gang sa ve• those who were with our native grades to "The fiist, and b.v far the tcr a horde, eclipsing in num­ shot or hung, are again con­ make these goods, theorist of* not executed for the want of it wiP not work now. Every fees. D. F. BAIHT) SHFF. intelligent man, whatever his most important reason giv ber the legions which follow­ spiring to get 'possession of i material would be the sa me in hot h countries. political opinions knowsthatien by our third party friends ed the eagles of Rome when the government lie.;t year. Sixth. Let the tanner now Woe to them, for the loval NOTICE. t h e r e p u b l i c a n p a r t y c a r t a l - f o r t h e i r m o v e m e n t , i s t h e she became mistress of t h e hosts will crush them forever f i l < l n w n n i l ( | figure out to The laws of the State re- ways raise a big corruption;claim that they are unale to world. ( ' M "' and-forever cut off all possi- . N , s . 1 ', 11 b omire all weights and meas­ fund among the protected smm 1 financial relief through The Le<iksville Gazette $ays hie danger of such a, misfor- ! v iX ; l w () ^ ( () ng.ressshould ures to he sealed, and f here-1 . . i , , e be made to compel him to by notify ttw ppopln thnt I "wnnfncturew, wbo know on the domomitic puny. Well, that the Third party at its tune to our common give two bushels of his wheat trv. a m prenn red todosneh work l.v too well that that the en-, how do they expect to secure convention at Wentworth tvVu <iH - v ' s (>f h i s He siiid f ( »r You will find trie in Bonne at urinous profits which such leg it through the people's par- nominated as a candidate 25,1.872: at • Okaloosa, Sep. IV tliesauie quantity of necesthe resideuee of D. B. Dough­ islation as the McKinley tar- t.v ? Let me read t h e i i de"No republican can e^eruni? ,lry ^ooils thathecould.but lor Register o) Deed;; a man erty. J. H. C OOK, ,r s , a luvN ' procure with iff law enables them to pock- inand from their platform, a ho can neither rend nor der anv circumstances, havei, Standard Keeper. tlmM o n e bushel of hi^. , et at the expense of the peo"We demand a national write. Such is a result of an.v part or lot with the hum gry, rebellious, man-hating, less thai, one ! pie ai entirely- dependent up currency, safe, souhd'ah'd Hex ! the new order of tKmgs'.' are n of his labor.— Loprc. Attorney at Law J. WILBAR, j, P. noupiiiiw. Ed M. Madron, W A S HING TON WATAUGA �•I I NIIJMII .'he Watauga Democrat, b e k e p t t»s m u c h u s p o s s i b l e ties are dead except William CAMPAIGN RADGES. ~llli|lllilllllll|!L!|!|lll|l|!|!|||!r|!|:i:||L!L!|!|l|||l|l||'|||||||||:|!_M A FVWL 1M li'T 1,^ V '' 4 J • ,in the bunds of the people, Butte, who is now living and Gold-plate nii(i fincl\ finished, - . OVERMAN'S » 01/0 1 'with correct picturee of the candi EQDFPICIP I A lJKMocH ^TiCt'aiiiily «e\VHi>Hi)er ii a n d h e n c e w e d e m u n d t h a t u l l will cheerfully bear me out. ( i I G date for I'resident and Vico-lhcsi sUf L.O1I III wAiUllliZ The Ihideofthe North • Thomas Mar tin, $250, Rob dentol nil parties, ai armament I devoted to the interest ot Coim reveiiuo, National, State or , s THE . , rui Press." 2 ty, State ano Nation. Puhltslied coiintv, shall b< limited to ert Dixon $250, Da vid Buy- aw well showing your favorite can 2" BREATH OF LIFE Do you want to aid in building v y lhuis<Li\ ni boom, a- the necessary expenses of the I nobis $250, Dr. Win. Iiutto di.late Sample,.10 tits: tor 25 I IIXYOENUU up a paper that shall reflect the 1 ffauga Countv. A. C. i . -7 U life giving «i-s I government, economically $100, J.N. New bill $100, IS. cents post paid. Liberal discount - / PRAY BULB eaient of air and •; greatest credit on North Caroli­ to the trade. Address M. F.Jolin I water; withoutS he and honestly administered. 'it there can be no t na, no matter where it amy A b e r n e t h y $ 2 0 0 , C h a r l e s V . son. Finley, Va.. sole agent for MOUTHlife. hPEOIFIO — seen? Then patronize tllE PLATFORM 8. That Congress issue a PIECE. OXYGEN is a 2 Abernethy $250, J. M. Mor­ the Southern States. apeeial medioat- *• ' b ihnington Mes soil gor sufficient amount of fraction­ ed Oxygen treat- 2 Adopted by the St: t«* Convention A LARUE EIUJIT-PAGE PAPER ment ior discas- sr al pa per currency tofacilitate ris $100, Thorn as B. Daily May lSlh, 1892. es of the nose, &ELF-CLOSMG Do you want a reliable paper, throat and lungs? the exchange through theme $200. Total $1,700. 2he inhalations ~ giM'ngyou all the news of the contain Germi- * lie claimed in his order Resolved 1. That the deiri dnim of the IT. S. mail. cides and Diain- = world—a Democratic newspaper feotants, in ad- 2 WAS T£ 9. That the General As­ that it was for the support *ocracy of North Carolina re­ that equals the best—has the dition to the best known specifics 2 sembly pass such laVvsaswill for these dis- •» largest circulation, and has f ir affirm the principles of the make the public sbhool sys­ of Union refugees, coming L.U41 : a. a.. *• twenty-one years been i pa ft democratic part}, both State tem more effective that the within his lines. Thomas E. and taetorin thegrowth and dev • • er. JN -1 a patent medicine. Phveicians a and National, and particu­ blessings of (.duration may Daly, son of Thos. B. Daly, North ; prescribe it xu their prsctioe * — velopment of the Old Sl ate? Then suLscrhe for larly favor the free coinage of bp extended to ail the people and Wm. S. Newbifl,son of J. »" V > I V L -V MEDICATED ¥ OXYGEN USE.! f TH WILMIfNPiON MFSSINVF 11. Newbill, are living here , Ucptiftilurlek; silver and an increase ot the of the Stn e alike. , M-l •"! W. luliaiuuSt. Atlsnta.O. Mr. McDonald, of Cabarrus and will answer any inquiry. j f'O Slully lluilding, Ornuliu, N'.b. ITainpaign Rartos: currency and a repeal ol the : "J S. liri.R.I'TIIV, I.OUIHVIII.'. KV. CiO moved that the platform be Ha ttm | = rOR, A F0S'r;.L. CASiD stddresued'|u»3 i he "Daily Messenger,'' 1 -v internal revenue system. And adopted by accla mation. The I could give you other inci­ . ,, to if-KAJIKF i , via bring y ou by return mail a onpy of our 2 mail, 1- months on trial, for • we denounce the McKinley following amendment was of­ dents or acts of said Weaver f.'.W JC.* i.,i I, explaining thotreatment in full. Sends $2.00 VOU PR-SS health. ^ CO il necessary. Yours truly, tariff bill asunjustto thecon- fered and accepted: Jft Sf»«ffle Oxygen Co., The weekly "Trnuscwipt MesResolved, That we favor a J . P . A BERNETHY. sumers of the country, and :, 8011^1'," , (tlie largest an i U' : ' graduated tax on income. «.;> .^..ydlPWpBI <T3 leading to the formation of i best paper in the State) 9 EMISSARIES. trusts, combines and monop­ montiis on trial for $1.00 Wearer Equal to Spoors Duller. Cash in advnnee. Bote E3 :-Mrr» olies which have oppressed REAT ml rSECAUTJON Radical emissaries are in ... , LenoirTopic. papers are la rge Eigh t-1 hag? the people; and especially do/ the South putting in their Til Mio I'Miii'v,! :>ul ti-j Jliior.i, TlIaohliK, Sliop, sheets. Send Postal Car-) v ingseen we denounce the unnecessary I ' n [ >] sipqn, iiiifl any •»v ith the address of five j' a deadly work. One has been lrluiiiU-JiV H<i * I Un Hi-.1 »>,• slclbi-sare uxeil. l ." 0 a State paper jplaon V.'Ii »»iy, '.;i, •and burdensome increase in J <l . n lliflyiU.-i <»ivl»Lv nil to l»o • nnsand receive'sample cop ' orating" in Virginia and tninj' li»r vu l.t|n:riH» i ;f«r iiii uuted.the best the tax on cotton ties and on | \ l , l l u , r i ^ * ea\ei with rascal es of TIIE MESSENGER. SKND eon I ureas AT ONCB. another was in North Caro­ NATURE'S ity while in charge of the Un­ Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. tin, so largely used by the E. Supply ion army at Pulaski, Tenn., lina last week. No doubt Frank76*78 FiiO Iw'f'g & doston. Co., CURE FOR Peai-J StreeL poorer portion of the people. there are many and will mul­ TAKL TilL We likewise denounce the in I wrote for information to CATARRH iquitous Force hill, which is the Clerk of the County court tiply. They come as agents |::utiiiiiitiii:iic:i!iii;;ii<;: j':!q-3£o and Aliii* ... ib not yet abandoned by the The letter received I send foi of Monopoly and are suppos­ r% ed to he distributors of boo­ _ K* republican party, but is be­ publication. Yours truly, . Maoj g ing urged as a measure to be W. F. AH I U J N H T H Y . dle for the campaign. They | SEUSIfiS riackinee EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. V/est and Northwe:? are advocates of the £Vree This new treatment for Catarrh and adopted as soon as they re diseases of the respiratory organs is Pulaski Tenn. Aug. 15, '92. hill, for the South. Unless one of the most important discoveries gain control of the House of Kmigrants goiiig to any of the WAHRAKIEL 1 TV— v «n medical science and possesses the some such devilish agency i\ est,.*rn Slates or Territories.' Representatives, the purpose Mr. WILL E. ABENETAY, following advantages i Rutherford College, N. C.: and help as a Fared bill can 5 YEA! ii%J H \i!l save time and money g-oi.iji L The patient can cure himself at a small expense f& and effect of whiutt men sun and without outside assistance. via. Ulii'-ago pud Altoii route! 2. No change of diet or pursuit of lite Is nsoessary D EAR S IR:- -Your letter of be secured to intimidate and will be to establish a second during treatment. 1. is tile qui. kost route to 3. Tho remedies are In no wise offensive to tho inquiry in regard to the acts bulldoze voters, and capture patlont and entail no discomfort. porioj of reconstruction in »,iL'• KA N S A S C I T Y , D K N Y E . ' I SipSy fix. • 4. The remedy reaches the seat of the trouble directly. the Southern States, to sub­ ot General Weaver while in and count the ballots in the 5. The remedies and means of appliance can be :.;-5 )- r fe ' carried in tho pocket without Inconvenience. vert the liberties of our peo command of this place, was South, the republican party FREE TREATMENT at any drtty ator+, And all points in Idaho,. Wash; sas: handed to me to answer. I goes to pieces, because alrea­ . .. ^ ingD-m, Oregon, Utah - *'A ^- — n CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. pie and inflame a new race .H i I < CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. was between 15 and 10 years dy in the. North there is a and CalifiM'iiin. antagonism and sectional an Caotorlne Medicine Co., Waco, Tex«s:, old while Weaver was here, powoilul reaction against \Fill(>st ;U)ri Host H I'll. >;> e; imosities. fioud in tho *\'os!. 2. That we demand fina.il- and I know whereof I write, that unfaithful and danger­ Only line running Solid Ve -ti dal reform, and the enact and in support of what I shall ous organization. !>u i trains between St. Louis Will the white men in the an! !vaasas City. uent of laws that will ro- write, I i*eter to a few citizens ; It - lining Chair c ,-s and Tour If-l , j»,Y )»? .ei41! ••'. uove the burdens of the peo- of tliis county. J. P. May, South tolerate the interfer­ g K MU .it:it N«»ttill;' »./, nillo. — v? isi S.ecjierb tree ot extra, charge! ROOFING. Pres. People's Nut'l Bank, Z. ence of such agents and fol­ Z IE h.*-.'lf*ibre:iiii sin _ Hi'it _ . .int.l>. »le relative to t heexistingag 2 H*i J0.iU.ll iii C ciin! • tio.11. n.. i will meet parties at any rail­ \ Weather Boarding, Z ,1 o'li'iuiiucu. icultural depression, and do W. Ewing, ex-speaker Senate, low their leadership? VVili r Him HecliHiilcuti«i»&;.. road stuyipn with,t hrough tickets lldlnii Kltt^ iui ; Conipleteljei lings 2 itl'crlcct a ml baggage ch< cks. nil and air pie justice to the Flournoy Rivers, StateKena- 1 hey turn their hacks upon 2 His if. -itlv®Adjnctiiirnt. • '•* Til.e-.ip. kx.i »>lyt,b l' nruihir*.. For full information, maps ana Corrugated Sheeting, tor, J. B. Stacy, ex-clerk and tlie wisest, ablest, and tried r- >«I .# eJ .Jiinvi ft...,A bowing Qimlltlen mid Z | 4 » it .» jii.fi C<mx1 Li ,. --. f armors and laborers of our deserip ive j)amj)hletH of the s 'loos a Gnrtfor icmuro ot ftOetifiul Wi.rk * ' ( master in Chancery court, T. men of theStUic—nativeand r thunany Hewingittaohiuo 111 t ll/t World. = p=-i Roofing Paints, til he :o tin try. . Wast write to or call on Li. Mc' oy, Sheriff, Giles Co., adopted—men who h a v e £ Examine THE ROYAL for points of * Iron Roofing, B. A. N ICWL\\r>. 3. That we demand the ah | exc.,llfnce, asto' you will Traveling Fas linger A 't.. Fave Troughs, Guttors and Spouting, ihtion of national h a n k s, ( ol. Solon E. ltose, Dr. Wm. shown themselves true a n d 1 buv no other. 1!) Pat-ton Ave., Asheville, N.^C,' ' d ^ xs of Sheet Metal for Building ind the substitution of legal Batte, I)r. J. C. Roberts, S. faithful to the South in dark­ •J. C MAUUTOX , O. P. A ' CO MPLETE AND READY \ m.j .... ^ i nOYAE S. hi, 60., Rockfori. III. 1 '-4«^L HCN sh, PPED.) ender Treasury notes in lieu W.Butler, judge of county est as in brightest days to BS|i|ll!llllllll|||||||||iii2!|i|i|!i:c:.„(,;iijii|i|i|i|||||||iK||||^ Chicago. 111. >f national bank notes, issu courts, It. H. Ragsdale, cou.i follow the leadership of Nor­ WANT d in sufficient volume to do ty trustee, L. E. Abernethy, thern cranks and tools of the —AN— he business of the country president Commercial Bank Money devil ? We trow not* CURE tf li a cash system, regulating and trust company. Most of C~: these men were here and know he amount needed bn a perNOTtt'E. 1 ' f ir, workman to • *'•" i/Ui' iii itorials (( npita basis as the business the facts. The others know U-. a ?••'/. . U) l>v virtue of a fleers of tlu'Sn.•o jsi-Ucaod* T.rito for lerests of the country e.v- from reputation. The said iwriorrourfcofWut.nl , <vn itv i.l tc: ... II Wi -.4. (" BSF OSi nitSEJPT OF 60 CE&TS 1 nnd, and thutall money is- Weaver seemed to ha vc a pap I will on the 5th <!av of Septa ru­ '•' )• OUclRnatJ, Ohio.! bor, 18D2, at thecou: I i. U J , r WE WILL MAIL A DOX OF f F TIL1SH <ED 1G72. if • jed by the government shall feet hatred for tlie Southern in Boone, in said county, l> 1 n p legal tender in payment of people. He pillaged,robbed, the hours ot ton in tlie fort noen BOSTON II debts, both public and pri persecuted, villified and abus­ and 2 oclock in the afternoon; rx « 1 TITANIA pose to sale at public auction to ed our people in every imag­ / -It Y/if Q u0 ® n cf Fnirlet J *33 O ate. C W the highest bidder on a credit, of inable way. He had citizens six months, with theexc^ption of THE OXLY INFALLIBLE CL'RE TOA 4. Thai we demand that FOR LAGiES, FOR YOUR HOME. ^ r .. STRICTLY ongress shall passsuch laws mnested and imprisoned on $20, which must he paid in n sh Totter, Ground Itch, Itching Piles, Rlnj HIGHEST h shall effectually prevent tn,, nped up charges a u d on the day of s;ile, a ccrti.iu, tr/ict of land in rieaVerdatri townGRADE #J|P" le dealing in iutnies of all made t(Vf>ay t ) be released. shit), dIjoining 1 !u> hinds of J. rl\ I Worm asd ell Itching SRin Dlneases. have TETTER, «t matters net how long It • DiAMOHD FRAME • irricnltural and mechanical He made the friends of D. K. Stephens, .Jeff Wilson, c. S. Fur If;-™exi'-tcd, TETTErUNE will rs ccrtsluly euro has Uox pay $500 to be released. tiling and and .M triou Wilson, you as you u„4 it. rorlu 'tioiiRj providing such CUSHION AND PNEUWlATiO ot id, containing 2.) acres uc re ringent HVstcm of procc<L Mr. Uox is dead, but his son, or loss, sohi as 1 lie proper! v ot Hai'm'333, Palnics3 snd Fragrant. ^^TIRES' •e in i rials as shall secure Ed. R ( ox, is living here and •John W . curry, det eased, to make j MfiMFY Ilefandud If yot> ar^ <ll3.;atlsf!«d mUHBb. I with »!»o recall o—itefcroncc s '"in testily to said fa ds. So assets to pay the pufchase mon-! Southern Danki f theEtuSeo*Ciror?,ia, ChntWARRANTY WITH EVERY WHEEL' ompt c >nviet.loti and iinpo­ can Ma j. J. B. Stacy and Col. ev tor said lands. Buichsor ro-' hatn Itaiik, anil National [tank of Savannah. SEND YOUR ADDRESS FOR CATALOGUE ng such penalties as shall quired Io give note with approv­ S . E . R o s e , f r i e n d s o f C o x , ed security, This Aug. 2nd, '<)2.1 J. T. SHUPTRINE & BRO. cure most perfect compli­ ARIFI r.YniFMFR fin GOSHEN^ who paid part of the money. II IT. FAKTHIXG. SAVANNAH, GA. ne with the law. Administrator and corn .» ' hat u " d^tTiarid the tin He robbed Mr. Jasper Uox, (no relation of I) K. Uox), of mt'"' -il vm 1^2.000 worth ofsfTun thread* A Gold Watch & $204, ('» ri I iia I is wh:it every Agent recei­ lihitins, i b*< j-Iasp. t*( ox. is a reliable eftiz»" of ti.i-! county and now ves who gets up a club on our $1 per week plan. j lives ne;fr Ibxt nlnim, i»ilcs li : < »»l!gr. ss f a k i il l \ Our 1 f karat gold-filled c.ises *f>s tii devise II f o i county, felrn. He nrbtfed J. itru w/irrarited lor 20 years. Fine Pi P. dliains, an old f rmeV Flgiii or Waltliam movement. Stem wiinl itnd set. Ladies or < n ;»inl iorcign s\ uu: .n ! .\fe\ican soMier. of all (b id's size Equal to any fifty tea; arid timt all hind-now li > bogs and ine it. Mr. Will dollar watch. To secure agents Id bv railroads and other i/irn's post office is this pbjce. \Vh >re we have none, we sell one of the Hunting Case watches for rpora ti'oi.s, in excess ofsuch He had Dr. J. U. Roberts, of the club price $2<S and send C. (). is actua'iy used and need- this place, arrested and tried I), y exja'css with privikgecf cx i.aiaation befo're paving for tin ENDORSED BY by them, he reclaimed by to make him pay $500 for same. his release, hut after hefonnd PROF A. L. METZ, P. H. C, ' government and held for Our agent at Purham, N. C. out that the Dr. would not writes: of Medical Department Tnlane University Dial Set tiers-only. of Louisiana, who, after a careful »iialv*l3, it a pure Cream Tartar Povrder. r. Believing hi the doc- pay it he turned him loose. ''Our j(• w lerff havt«( o11less*>d (In y 4>ronounc«H chceiTuiiy recommends to (ho which he C, .*•• .'15«. sr.d Tiado-Marks ohtnined, and all Pat­ The Dr. is now living, rr'nd dou.l know how you can furnish public. Send Stamp for Illustrated Prlco List, ne of "equal rt.ahls to all ent business conducted for Moderate fees. 0 -o is U. S. Pr.terd Office. will answer au> letter'. On SIM 'I work for the money." "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" The Schumacher Gymnasium Co.USS' n>(.,Ourcani so'lireCSAC3»*(! in loss time than t.nosa il special pri vileges to none, we patciit. (bte good reliable agent wanted roQiole from W:ishiDgii7». betid model, drawing or photo., with drsrrlpdemand tlmt t a x•Ian. t i o n made the for each place; write for particu­ ?URE, WHOLESOME A N D POWERFUL. a 23, 1864, he , m U ). \\ < advise, if ]>n tent able or wot, frn<j of follow,nEMPIRE WATCII CO, You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. chrirTC. Our fee not. due till patent Is sarured. a, shall pn.v him th lars. tional ami State,...., rn.t A I rrr • let, "How to Obtain 1'.:m;I ts," with Ull IIT t.' (\l\lwiL'lt<> 41v ... - . . 47 a 5a lOMaiden Lane, N. Y. Is better than the Iving scale agent who tells i.atne« of actual clients in yom 3tste, county, or you us gospel truth tl.at tho used to build upoieintor.! Mn T, 0 i ,,MWit 7 t h M r n n , I , e 8 ' town, seat l'rco. Address, ULF FG. LAOIF.I Needing atonic, or children who want build or cliifis nt thf i-xrifuH.- ,,f: nn<l ' ! u , v " tlrt? insf Up, should take • =i not a standard scale, and equal to any mado. »t her. We Ixdicve that the I ( ' 0] I )t ne^iive my father, U.C $. U0HI i .M'YOUO WJOTVN-S 1KO.Y BITTF.RS, Oppos'.ta Patent Office, Washingten, 0. C. L or free book and price list, address Tt Is cures Malaria! sn 'uo cis&ioipui ao'a j;q ney of the country should Abernethy. All of the par- ge»iiou,pleasaui. to take, Liver Coccp'u'ntstn<UJLi'.Laisuu* aud Jones of Binghamton, Binghamton, NY. :L J A EACTERINE G I 1 8 !?, HEST ESCHT PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER G M - CO., A ROBBER OR THIEF JANES' $60 5 TON WAGON SCALE C. A.SNOW & CQ. - �1 WBMtVMUUMU'MB The Watauga Democrat and other wide-scheming fel- would do so again. lie de- rial conveutiOiVsome time in j Th3 Normal And Coll giate Institute . I\MIU of UVVII old | (U a n, Are elared that Perkins was the j the future, the ^ • Iowa \/i both ODI parties. All v \yiui v VI i mi u i \^i i\ 1110 »* IUU i i n m m n , u p convention ad | FOIt YOUNG WOMEN, these men safer leaders than man for Shff., and that if the journed sine die. 1>. H. Dougherty, Editor. Aslieville, N. C., H. C. Rivers, I'ubiisher those of thegreut democratic: | third party put out therightj hosts who have made North kind of a ticket lie would sup The system is rendered malaria Will Open lis First Session September, Jo, 1892. Carolina and the South solid j port it, if he wanted to—in proof when the blood is kept lhursdaj Sep»bsi, 1892 pure and vigorous by the use of The Institute is located in the most beautiful suburb of for good government? The fact he was in a humor to do Ayer's Sarsaparilla. At this seas ­ Aslieville, N. U. The spacious building now neatly com­ NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. doctrine of the democratic any thing, regardless of con- on, all should have this admira­ pleted for its use, at a cost of #60,000. will he furnished with pure party will live as long as lib- sequences, to beat the demo­ ble jitepara tion at hand. Mala­ spring water from springs on the premises; will be lighted with gas. rial poison is harmless when A y ­ heated with hot water, and provided With hot and cold baths. For President: erty and self government crats, which sentiment was er's Harsparilla is used. GKOVEH CLEVELAND, The health and habits of the pupils will be carefully guarded. Be­ live. Men may throw away loudly applauded by the con ef New York. sides the ample space given for outdoor exercise, a well equiuped The State of North Caroli­ gymnasium will be fitted up within door's. No expense has been their vot^s 011 the Third par­ vent ion. For this he approv­ For Vice President; na stands alone in the United spartsd to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perfect. ty, enough of them may do ed of the course of the course AD LA I E. STEVENSON, so to elect Harrison in North of the third party, and gave States, and also in the whole FOUB SEPARATE COURSES OF STUDY WILL BE OF­ of Illinois. Carolina^ but mis-lead friends them this cordial greeting, world, for the magnificent FERED TO THE STUDENT. STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. what have you accomplish­ and said that not a demo­ size reached by thedeeiduous 1. THIO NORMAL COURSE. ed? Iiow will you feel when crat in Watauga would doas trees of her forests. With the For the thorough training of teachers under instructors from the For Governor: ELI AS CARR, the State is turned over to much. There being a num­ single exception of Florida, best Normal Schools. of Edgecombe. Harrison and the republican ber present, a motion w a s no other State has so marly 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE. Including ancient and modern languages, sciences, music, draw' ''nigger" party? Are you in made and carried that 10 trees, both hard and s b f t For Lieutenant Governor: ing, etc. IUJFUS A. DOUGIiTQN, different to such a calamity? minutes be allowed any dem­ wooded, and even Florida is 3. COMMERCIAL COURSE. ot Alleghany. Do you think the Force bill ocrat in the house to talk to far behind in the variety of Including stenography, typewriting, book-keeping, etc. is a mere scare crow? Think, the convention. The name valuable timber. For Secretary of State: 4. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE. An impoitant part of the OCTA VIU& ('OK E, honest friends, what danger­ of VV. B. CoUncill, Jr., being (A).'SCIENTIFIC COOKING .-—The study of the production and mauuof W ake. ous conditions await us. The called, he arose and after North Carolina exhibit at fact HIT of foods, ETC; only hope for rhe South still thanking the convention for Chicago will consist of a pam For Auditor: ( H ). S KWIXCK —'Embracing the cutting and fitting of garments; ROBERT M. FURMAN, remains in the democratic its courtesy, said in s u b - "phlet for free distributiorfi de miliinery, etc. of Buncombe. party. There is no chance stance that he could not talk- scribing the forest resources The teachers at the hen,d of This Department are from the fa­ for the Third party to suc­ so cordially to t he third par­ of the State. The agent in mous Pratt School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the besl For Treasurer: country, cbosm with reference to Christian charceed in the South, and it is ty of Watauga as Mr. Greene charge of the collection; Mr institutions in theand ability as teachers. DONALD VV. BAIN, u( ter, experience; of Wake. now the annex of the republi­ because he thoroughly disap­ Gifford Pinchot, Biltmore, A Thoroughly Organized Preparatory Department: Buncombe county, North Car For Supt. of Public Instruction: can party, and the leaders proved of such action; that Has been furnished for all such as not prepared for are using it for all it is worth. he did not consider the suc­ olirm, is anxious to gather- the higher classes. JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH, of Johnston. Don't be longer deceived by cess of the republican party together the largest possible The school year will be divided into two terms, cost to pupil #50f this movement hut think and in North Carolina so desira­ number of measurements of per term, or #100 per year, which barely covers the expense ot For Attorney-General: act like honest voters as here ble as to be able to give even the finest trees standing ei­ board, the school being practically free, having been provided for FRANK I. OSBORNE, of Mecklenburg. tofore and you will be able a shadow of comfort or sym­ ther in the foiest or in the o- by u few liberal friends of female education. For further particu­ lars apply to REV. THOS. LAWRENCE, to rejoice with the great host pathy to any movement with pen. ill oriel* to incorporate Aslieville, N. C. For Judge ofthe Twelfth Dist rict: of democrats in a great victo a tendency to that result; thetn in the pamphlet. It GEORGE A. SHU FOR I), rv in November. that his convictions upon should be a matter of pride WOODRUFF. w. E. OTBAMD Eor Electors at Large: ESTABLISHED 1865. that point were so strong* with our citizens to see that CHARLES B. AYCOCK. Yeu can never have a really that 10 minutes was alto­ the trers of this section are ROBERT R.GLENN, good complexion until the impu­ fully represented, for an at­ rity is cleansed from your blood. gether too short a time for What you need is a thorough him to express himself to the tempt will be made to con­ Why do men who have here course of Ayer's SarsopariJln, KNOXVS LLE, TEN Mi extent he would like, so fore- nect the measurements of all 176 & 178 Cay ftreet, tofore supported the demo­ which is absolutely free from all remarkable trees, with the bore any lurther remarks. HARDWARE. cratic ticket, go back on the harm fa I ingredients, and, there­ \ftef some discussion, VV. names of the localities where fore, perfectly safe. Cutlery, Axes, Nails Locks, Hlhges;To ols, Horse and party ami join the Third? Mule o hoes, &c , &c. N. Thomas was nominated they grew. The only way to Have our Southern people The Third Party Convention. far Sheriff, T. L. Day for Tree accomplish this end is to AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. lost their patriotism a n d Genuine Oliver Chilled Plows. Syracuse Hillside Plows; send the dimensions of re mar Brown's Double Shovel Plows, Cider M ills, Straw Cut­ We understand thnt some surer, and the name of W . gratitude; have they forgot­ kably tine trees of any spe­ ters, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shellers, Hay F r orks, Scythes; of our friends of the third par M. FrUn iim was presented ten that the democratic par­ Cradle and Snaths, Ba. bed Wire, &c., & c. for Register o f Deeds, but he cies gro A ing iii the State, to ty has stood as a solid wall tv are very severe in their CONTRACTORS' SUPFLEES> having positively refused to the agent aoove mentioned. against the hords of North­ denunciations of the DEMO­ Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Steel, Iron, t Shovels, Picks, be a candidate, J. N. Idol In doing so send actual meas Mattocks, Scrapers, Sledge and Drill Ha mmers, Black­ ern carpet baggers and emis­ CRAT for what they choose to smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, &c. was Huell.> selected. Irvin urements in preference t o saries who came among the construe as an unwillingness Green was nominated for sur guesses, and give the follow­ AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS. Southern people and stirred to give them any*riendly eon Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, Bako r and English veyof and J. H. Brown for ing dimensions whenever pos Shot Guns, Winchester and Colt's 'Rifles, Loaded lip strife and demanded fle- sideration by publishing ac­ sibie. The circumference or Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot; Lead; Fish Ho oks and Lines. Coroner. A resolution was Fishing Rods, &c. gro equality; got control of counts, procceedings,etc, but diameter at four feet, above' it may be that they will re­ offered endorsing 1'arson Pat SPECIALTIES. our State government and ton's candidacy for Congress, the ground, the height of the Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and L .eather Belting; played the wild generally? consider their criticism since Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-proof Safes, Wire a n d a m o t i o n t o a d o p t trunk to the first branches, Confusion and hlocd-shed en­ we have taken the pains to Screen Doors and Winnow Frames, Pa>per Bags, &o. brought from Mr. Greene a the height of the whole tree, sued. Think of men like Vance secure for our columns a spe­ loud and ominous "I second and ils whole spread, if that EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. Ransom, Jarvia and a host cial and complete report of Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages, Spring V Vagons, Moun­ the motion 1", and the resolu is a noteworthy feature. Be tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wagons, Two wheel CailT. of other patriots who stood their convention last Satur­ Sond for Catalogue and prices. tion was unanimously adopt cnrelul to locate end! tree ex­ the storm and battled man­ day, and let us assure them actly, so that the agent may Special attention given to orders by mail, We respect­ fully for the people of North that we publish it freely with el. It was agreed to send the have no difficulty in finding fully solicit your patronage. Carolina in thAt trying orde­ out hope of reward or fear of proceedings of the conven­ it later if ft should bethought W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. al. Ye men who ha ve deser­ punish men t, in order that the well to photograph it. effulgent political light may tion to the ProgressiVe 1',Ti­ ted the great democratic par KNOXVI LLE, TENN. mer and the Hickory Meh-nry Trees standing in the for­ 176 & 178 Cay Street, t . y w e r e t h e n f i g h t i n g w i t h not be "hid under a bushel." est are preferred to those The convention was called for publication, as the DEMO­ which ha've grown in the othese great, leaders. Why for­ CRAT was charged with being sake them now when we are to order by Maj. Vannoy, averse to printing anything j>cij; but measurements of threatened with the Force Chm. of Fx. Com., who called f o r t h e t h i r d p a r t y . A t t h i s any fine trees will be welcome hill, a more dar.gerouscoiidi- ori;B. F. Teaster who stated juncture, our itinerant lectin* and ttsefobesf feci ally so when t i o n t h a n a n y e v e r b e f o r e the object of the meeting to er on the science of Astrono­ tho age of the tree is accurate INCORPORATEDbrought forth, and if the re­ be to nominate a candidate my, Dr. Wiley Gentry, pro ly knoivn. for Representative and coun­ G. VV. GREENLEE, Cashier. publicans re-elect Harrison Not only measurements, I. 13. FINELY, Ibosid mt. posed that Watauga county ty y officers. Rev. Solomon AU JFlCtlllZEl) 6.1 P11AL. $500,000. and the Congress we will have should have a real live third [but all accurateinfotrnatio'rf 8 (Jlist :u l HE!) a i PI TA 6, p13,000. this iniquitous law forced up­ Green was called totheehair, party paper to finally rlemol concerning the trees of t h r and Mr. L. N. Perkins acted DIRECTORS : J. E. KinlFf, J. T. Fed mi, VV. M. Absher, El on ns. It is true that t h e ish the DEMOCRAT and the State will be of great value Biair and T. B Finley. third party opposes thisforce as secretary. to Mr. Findiot, and it is ( ai­ democratic party, the same Mr. Wiley Farthing was a general banking bufcirfrss Jan 1 /solicits the ae bill, hilt if you divide thedem bringing forth a decided and riest ly requested that those o c r a t i c p a r t y y o u o p e n t h e nominated by acclamation sonorous "Amen I" from Lee who have special informa­ O'lnfs of merchants and business men generally. way for Harrison and the re­ for Representative. Next in Greene, who was sitting with tion at hand, or who are wil­ publican party to remain in order the name of L. N. Per­ bowed head, as if contempla­ ling to collect it, will commu­ power. What use has t h e kins was presented for Shff, ting the great work of de­ nicate at once with him, since X...., country for the Third party but he gave various reasons struction in prospect. The every effort is to be made to SO, !/ VE":Y-ONIC shot11d save all they "an and YOU when all the demands for re­ why his name should not go l)i*. said he had a dollar for render the State Forest Ex­ should begin bv buVing vouV lief of the people are set forth on the ticket, and insisted j the man who would come to hibit worthy of the splendid "" m M i L M S IP HI iii. in the democratic platform, that it be withdrawn, where- Baone and start the paper, forest flora which it is to rep Ami lot ef the man who runs the wagon ofrnl sells for |i50 or $()'). both State and National? npon I, L, Greene, of welljw m l t e d t o 800 how ,m,ny resent. I w\'.\ sell you as good lor $2v>. Mavhiiie needles that will fit any , (p , Why can't you support it? known political antecedents' ^ would ba H() h b e p i i , and more so liberal a n f machine, at 25 c;s per doz., sfhit out by mail. I lvnive a good stork and accomplishments, arose 1 However we have no charges a dozen or two more responof fishing tackle. Heeds, 40 ets to |1. Joint rod^ 15 cts to $1.50/ to bring, personally, against and stated that he had ,been Jded. So the DEMOCRAT will P 'ont Hi' S (50 ols per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per heartburn, our erring brethren, but we a republican for twelve ° - make theannouncementgrat ctVp'ti: sent by mail. Netting for seins, abd1 seins of any length* sick headache, think they by ve been lead as­ years; was one now, and is, that this is a standing co {'pi te. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 eiieh sent by mail. and all disorders cf would DFuit IIH tray by strch a paper as the ^oiiH Ire the next time we , time m m i s e G f fifteen or twenty 1) ) u ft Fait to write far prices. Respectfully, the stomach, liver, Progressive Farmer and oth­ heard mm him. but would , ' ^^ t h j , d p a r t v and bowels, er Third party paper*. We liko to l>o hcmil in 10 u.'i Watauga county to the j ouln nli«t who still J think such men as Mnj. ing, and 10 n,mutes weregrn j ^ M1./ 1 1. »'l • KNOX nr.I.E. 7 fc.VNV ciotisly given him to nnour, B o o n e fo| . Vannoy, Joseph Drown, W.yare the • *Cr^rAmm -•>'* — —-. . . . . . . . benem. W e ex ntt Hayes are honest, but we den himself Mr Greene was safest, surest, ( ./ ( | h . e ( | i t o | . o m . b o a r t . are surprised that these old in fine trim for the occasion and most popular being brim-full of humor and )( t h y i n a ( ! v u n c e , lf bat tie-sea rred veterans who medicine for si. 'useit rhe Wit we o'smociut. have stood solid in the past good spirit8, <0 and tiieeuin M a r e n 8 h t i r d toget family use. tb as would now forsake their nat­ and substance of his political Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. ural friends and affiliate with effort was that be had given| After appointEvery Dose Effective. this spasmodic Third party, Watauga t.r the republicans j delegates to the Sen a tok lead by Hut lei*. Mott, Long in the past, and could and v W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. Barft Wilkasto, No;ft Carolina. T1 IKS E ARE HARD TIMES For Bilious Attacks Ayer's Cathartic Pills Si P. ANGEL, �SUBSCRIPTION HATE S ting System, at the Masonic | Hall in Boone next week. to THE W ATAUE A DEMO CHAT Those feeling interested will \ :opy 1 year . f 1.00 do well to attend. 44 (> months 50 44 3 months .....v........ Ho -The primary democratic ADVERTISING RAV ES. convention in Boone last i inch 1 week .75 Monday numbered seVenty, 1 " 1 month 1.75 while the third party county i " 3 " 3.00 | convention, which assembled 1 44 0 " 5.00 1 >4 1 year... 7.0D here oh l3st Saturday only 3 column 1 week..'...."... .$.00 I numbered twenty. Quite a 1 " 1 month 13.50 difference. 44 1 3 41 25.00 44 1 0 " 37.50 —Rev. Johh C. Scarbor­ 44 3 1 year 50.00 ough, candidate for Superintendant of Public; Instruc­ Entered at the Postoff!coat tion, and Robt B. Glenn, uBoone, N. C., oh se'eohd-class I'ector for the State at. large, hi ail matter. will address the people of Wa tauga in the court house in Boone on the political issues of the day on Tuesday, the — Vol. 5, NO. i . 13tn inst. bet Us have apig —Ilead n Mice bf tl;ve Creek attendance. LOCAL NEWS. A.cadem.y —Bishop Lyman will preach in Boone oh the Cth. —Mnj. H. Bingham and family, of Statesville, are on Cove Creek. 1/ -A party of 15 yofcng peo pie left town Tuesday morn­ ing for the Yadkin Valley. —llev. Mr. Pell proposes to leach a class of twenty bo.ys. Bee notice in another column. —Miss Mariah Rut ledge, Who once taught school in Boone, died at her home in Baiisbury on the 25th ult. —Mr. N. T. Webb, travel­ ing salesman for Daniel Brisboe Bro. & Co., of Knoxville, Tenn., was in town Tuesday. —I). S. Farthing, of Butler, Term.; passed through town Wednesday on his way to John's River. He was accom­ panied by Miss Jennie Coffey wild is now at her brother's W. C. Cbffey, of this place. He reports Holly Springs College in a flourishing condi tion, there being 170 stu­ dents now at school. ©STJ am nov; selling all kinds of slimmer goods at cost, consisting of clothing, hats for gents and ladies, prints and challies, etc., etc. A tine line of sole leather just in. I will seil you 5 lbs. of good coffee for #1.00 cash. I will give you special b a r gains for the next 30 days for cash. Crime and see me and you. will save some money. W. L. BRYAN. years. "Peace be to her ash­ es and love for her imunoiy." Cove Creek Academy. —There is a false impres­ sion abroad in some comities in this Pisf. that Capt. J. 13. Moore, of Gastonia,is the Au thor of an article which op, pearocl ill a kecerit issue of the DEMOCRAT , endorsing P a t ton's course. The author of said article is Daniel Moore, formerly of Globe, but now of Wake Forest. Capt. Moore does not endorse thecandida ::y of Parson Patton, but on the contrary, he is an enthu­ siastic supporter of Bdwer. The next regular session ofthis institution will begin . Oct. 3rd, 1892. Tuition in English studies will range from 75 ct$ to $1.50 per month. Languages, Higher Ma thematics, Music and Drawing will be taught at reasonable rates. Board can be had for six Or seven dollars . per month, in­ cluding everything., For infor­ mation address Mr L'liach Swift, Amantha, N. C. Principal Mrs. Nannie Weatherly graduate Edge worth Seminary, asssistant Miss J(di nsie Gillespie graduate Green's bore Female college. —At the Democratic coun­ ty Convention held at the court house to-day, the fol­ lowing ticket was put innoin ination: For Representative, Edward F. Lovill; for Sheriff, David F. Baird; for Register of Deeds, Calvin J. Cottiell; for Treasurer. W. E. Greene; for Cordhei' Elbert Farthing; for Surveyor, Lorenza Dow Lowe. Those sterling demo­ crats, I). F. Baird and W. E. Greene were nominated by acclamation. Capt. Lovill, W. 8. Farthirig,"J. F. Spainhour and others Ariade warm and enthusiastic speeches. The cbhVerition was large­ ly attended, and all are well pleased with thenominations We think it a winning ticket. Agriculture ami Mechanic Arta —The Dist. Conference held a t Benson's Chapel l a s t Week was lal-gely attended, and a number of interesting ser­ mons were preached. T h e good people of Cove Creek en­ tertained the large crowd of people in a royal manner and the many strangers vis­ iting the meeting, went away with praises on their lips for the people who had ministered to their wains with kindness and much liospitulity. It was our pleas­ ure to he present and deem it proper to mention some of the friends who did so much to entertain the vast crowd from Wednesday until Mon­ day morning: Rev. G. W. Osborn, J. W. Horton, Esq. Harbin, A. S. Adams, with Mi's. Combs, Mr. Johnson, E. Bwift, N. L. Mast. It; is im­ possible to mentidrt all, but all did their diity. In that immediate neighborhood 13 fat beeves were killed for the occasion, to say nothing of the fat pigs, chickens, turkeys Stc. The crowd on Sunday was thought to have number ed 1,500. —The latest arrival in town is a little girl baby who has —Dr. J. M. Hogshead, of taken permanent lodging at Banner Elk, passed through the home of Mr. John S. V ill town the other day on his way home from Lewis' Fork iams. —Rev. Mr. Thomas and where he was successful in refamily who have been visit­ lieving Mr. John B. Miller of ing in Watauga and Ashe, cancer of the nose. From tile have returned to their home Doctor's uniform siicceSs in Western North Carolina and at Hibriten, N. C. Virginia he must be a dead —Owing to the Cotinty Con shdt dn cancers Vention, and our anxiety to —Topic: —At the democrat give our nominees in this is­ ic Senatorial Convention held sue, we are one day late this at Marion last Monday, Mr. Week. Bam tie 1 L. Patterson, df Ca Id—Mr. T. H.Taylorwbohas well, and Mr. Samuel M. Un­ been in Honduras, C. A., for lock, of Mitchell, were nomi­ homemonths, arrived at his nated as candidates to repre­ home at Valle Crucis Wed ties sent this Senatorial district day. in the next General Assembly. —In our leading editorial It is a strong ticket and will last week we inadvertently be elected. said "Old Tliad Williams." —Mr. McDowell, of Char­ Of course we meant, to say lotte, who was recently nom­ bid Thad Stephens. inated for State Senator was —Rev. Mr. Perry, one of the in town Wednesday, and we ininisters in attendance at had the pleasure of an inter­ the Conference onCoveCreek, view with him on the politi­ preached in the M. E. Church cal outlook in Mecklenburg Success follows the use of Hall's in this place on last Sunday county. He savS third par­ Hair Renewer for grayness and baldness. night. ty is growing beautifully less — WANTED !—One or two and that the old solid demo­ good men who can ftirhish a cratic majority may be look­ Linville High School horse to represent us in Wat­ ed fob The republicans are FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN. auga ccunty. Terms made hopelessly demoralized and Linrille, Mitchell County, N. O known on application. Ad­ the Ea ves and Mott factions dress the Singer MTg Co., This school wifl be conducted are knifing each other. 25 weeks, beginning Oct. 5th, Charlotte, N. C. —Mrs. Sallie Couhcfll (wid­ 1892, and closing April 20th'93, — Wanted. An editor to with a vacation of two weeks at run a third party paper in ow) of our village quietly and Christmas. Tuition will be free. Boone. Fifteen dollars of the peacefully passed front time Hoard, including everything,can be had at f7.50 per month., Pro­ amount required to buy the to eternity on the 27th ult. visions will be taken hi part pay­ plant already pr o in i s 6 d . The remains were interred ment. Eight students can have here on Monday by the side room rent free and board them­ This notice is free. of her husband to'whose mem selves. The number of pupils will —Dr. R. D. Jennings isnow be limited to 20. applicants ory she had remained faith­ m Jst be at least 15'years of age, located at E. H. Dougherty's ful. The large concourse of must have completed the Com­ on Cove Creek, where he will people in attendance at t h e mon School Arithmetic, Elemen­ temain for a few days for the burial, shows the estimation tary Grammar, and Intermedi­ ate Geography, and must have purpose of doing dental wotk. in which this good lady was correct moral habits. Especial If you need work see him, for held. The floral pieces woven attention will be given to. Speak­ he is a line dentist. by the gentle fingers of kind ing and writing English. Instruc­ —We failed to note fast friends, were elaborate and tion will be also given.in Latin, Greek, Mathematics, History Ge­ week that Capt. I). P. Mast, beautiful. The burial service ography ami Grammar. Abso­ of Winston, was in the coun­ was read by the Rev. Mr. lute thoroughness $*ill be requir­ ty, visiting friends. Pat has Parker at her home, after ed of every student. For further particulars address Rev. Robert many relatives and friends in which he talked feelingly of P. Pell, A. R University of N. C.} Watauga who are enjoying the good lady, and of her wil Former inst Btorin theIJniversi lingness and readiness to go. ty of N. C. ainWi) the State X.>rhis visit hugely. she leaves two children, Mrs. rrfal School, —Mrs. M. N. Horton, of Le If you W6ak noir. desires us to announce John Hardin and Mr. Ben. that she will teach a class in Councill who have SO tender­ and all worri %ut take th? National Garment cut­ ly cared for her for so" many BROWN'S IRON EITTfcR? A BIG OT O CO C OOCO COCO Aiiuuitha, Watauga Couuty, N. C. I wisli to call the atf entioA of the trade to the fact that I am now offering some rare bargains in hoots, s h o e s , hats, ready-made clothing, prints, worsteds, etc., hardvVare, such as plows, hoes, shovels, spades, tracechains, and, in fact, anything you need in this line. THE NORTH CAROLINA CO LI. ERE OF Will begin its fourth session Sep­ tember 2, 1892. County Super­ intendents of Education will ex amine applicants for admissidii: Total cost, f 100. AddreSs A. Q. HOELADAY, Pres., lialeigh. N. C. SAY! Instruction is offered ipfdur general courses of study, six brief courses, e large number of special courses, and in law, medicine a n d engineering. The Faculty includes twenty teachers. Scholarships and loan funds are available for needy young men of talent a ml eh a racier. Tlie next ses­ sion begins Sept, 1. For cat­ alogue with full information, address President Wiiisoon, Chapel Hill, N. C. TRJLS DENTIST— OF RUTHERFORD COLLEGE, N. C., GROCERIES 0I keep.constantly on hand A full supply of grocer­ ies consisting in part of Su­ gar, Coffee, Rice, etc., which will be sold ascheapas they can be bought in thfe mountains. UNIVERSITY OF NORTlS CAROLINA: II eji tjL.mvP PRICES. —X). IS NO HUM LUG TO DRAW TRADE! -o- . I cannot, in this small space tell you of half the bargains I am prepared to offer, but invite you, one and all, to come arid see. Jhirty-six in­ ches to the yard and sixteen ounces to the pound has ev^ er been mv motto, and t hope to receive in the future, what I have.so much enjoy­ ed in the past, the liberal pat ton age of the public,. Most Respectfullv. C, D. TAYLOR. Is now located at Sheriff I MEAN BUSINESS, Baird'son Watauga River, Valle Crucis; May 10, '92. near Valle Crucis. Having -ohad (It) fourteen years ex­ perience as a dentist, and us­ 1 rom now until the first day ing nothing but the BEST ma­ of April I will sell m y stock of terial, combined with G O O D WORK , offers his professional We wish to call attention to our services to thecitizenq of Wa­ line of second-hand tauga county as a FI R s T -AND— (HAS s Dentist. Euggies, Carts, wagons, Prices reasonable and Hacks, Harness Etc. satisfaction FU U LY gudidnThey are almost good as fieV, At 10 per cent above and persons wishing to buy can Jul 20. 3 mo. secure bargains by calling'on us. We have a big lot of NEW ATTENTION, OUTERS!! CLOTHING OVERCOATS Cost! WITHOUT oIf you don't think I mean it jY come and look through 1113' liDO'icoa' STOCK WE BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, , HARNES«&C on hand, which will bo sold on reasonable terms. If we have not got what 3011 want, we will take pleasure in getting any thing for you in our line. We buy * direct from manufacturers and It wont cost you one; cent if can, therefore, give you wry you dont purchase. close prices. HAVE the best selected and I have a large stock and We liave a full line of new Har largest stock of goods ever want to get rid of it before ness—-Collars, bridles, etc.—^evSpring. brought to this place and erytlrng in the harness line. Can perhaps the best selection in beat the world on prices. the county. Wo will take in exchange,' CALL AND LOOK 1 houses, mules, and also good beef cattle. Give us a eali. OTJR Li ENKEL, CRAIG A CO. I would call your attention Lenoir A. C. MR. MARTIN late­ to the big cut in prices in my ly returned from tlie bthet lines. North, where he spen t a week buying GOODS, and we have almost anything needed ill THIS county, at prices that UE IiC "Vo-ii'v Jiontler. Tiiqlit..»> D«£iecl tlteir o,w defy compe­ portnnitius, ami Ii <>m tlrnt 1 « in lUiii Ui' irl ob».ciiritT! Hun-owing »l«*nrtir is I'tftV-i f*' (u> tition. look hnck on Inw. former lott. <»!»!»«> t -.mit*. i •" Inge!*n«i nocnreprosnoiity. promi'•«*»,-#, Ken.-ti nut. llmip nnrt tl.iinc Imnfovo, r • 1. • ni:y, I n. by a pl.ilo.opluA tlmt "llin 'io.i ' r * • ' "I'llii nITor. nI Koldeu tliecbanr*. nndwr'a • • r- o - Tow tii-Uo*: I -i.i to rln iilc ombrm-a opportunity to f ia i pound alio votttrn.' ftoft tha COLltItSliopartp. o|.poi tlioit>' n'lit • •-!: ;ot"How ••h.ill yon tliol > obnnra appoars wnrihv. mid nf (a!r<»tnin> f.1! t r'.tofinu pnr Shoes, moil (io Ham if nn (•ppiirtnf.ivy Mi -h ns t« not within tha n-icbnl lnborio.'po.n.U. Iniprovtoi. It will give at Joint, a grand rtnrt in life.- Tiio not.nvx oppnrtnttl'r for , Clothing, ninny ipinltnptrions JO una v. All mnl i.oti.-.ot.ly by liny liora. Money toof rvtiier *.rophllv ftgi-p. i oil ran Ladies trimmed do tlie work and live at htdrfo. wl.ere\to MiT'yin o.r 'i~y ^0oginner*a.ard en«iiy citlWill work. iv.>t»too hurd. n-* Kvpn - n -ninjr'(vo-m Kit ue i on t.ot liidnstri* ran do well if yon and untrimmed hats, •tatiy; and you ran inen orelliyonftimoio ilia work. 1 ) .»y your Inronio . eangire aparatilnaonh plirod. We pinrt v.nion gu-n.rotnto icnrn Onpitol notrn wonilm-fni. e InMrml«t end All Ribbons, paratively tinw. free. Koiinro nnkni «n nttitm? o .r w, 1 Itil.ow yon now and rr.iliy Flowers, era So roittn to f olain here. \\ rite . nd lo: n oil i-'rr. by return mail. Cnwi«« to8UO, Por rJgr t,i ...Maine. r-. llaliott .Vtt'o., Jtux deldy. \ Is FltVmes. Notions, 'nnwnno.i 'AHH "00 » J-XailYH H MSirn-v M.idxa t|» Xad «M 0»"o 1* «lf*» J«H»H eau.uadaa joe i»„ 01(1 tuny, (« »oI „ , Heavy noi »og aoX Moq.o.|* ||im tlX»pXaipoo,t#"l }:tk'»»'"ojj eqi tnoqp X«»o •, edo* eiqnop 'puejJ » •( q|nq •() jo tied qwiUW and fancy groceries. : SPECIALITIES, ( ov... cojpfnl HPS COME TO se us before you buy. We are in a posi­ tion to $n y& you money. Very Respectfully/ / / . f, MARTIN & to. Blowing Th ck T VnA 30, 92. Vj p*onpAj jpjo »9niun*dd« ®qi •l»l jo pa* « "I |00 Snpaoqo; ®tJX '•doot «u®uiot|)i*Ap« «ii|) jo ^n^tntdi mnmu ^*<3 *RX punoj* ®«oqj pa» . I #loqqMi«a jnoA—|i«» oqM •«oqi vpooJl itio Moqt oj «i tun)M ujopo) #.voq no A qy oauuq.-> aq) ;o jjnt aqvai ins aoao jf tn o% c jijm oqM ®«oqi Aiao> . q.)«e vr o» VSMjIptlM ||IM Bpno# lOT-'THlnt wo oanpojjin 0) pu« pas ijviqpij aino *p|.i0.tA -kliniAl iHllnlAy vi nosntAcA 9M u RESPECTF (JLLY, W. Ii. RilVAA. o-O-S rt O-^-S-©- C5-3- "UI ia.i..r«:ifl j itj" - ,u « - - Fwiiosfliyii M:tnv l'<TS«nS are broaeu dowia from overwork 11 no\«ehold cares. Ilrown's Iron Rittcs Pcbnrd*th% tystcm. aids digestion, removes e*otjyi bile and curt-ri iuaiaria. (ret uif Jwiuiue, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_0901_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: September 1, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-09-01 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/04207aba799c6cc8aa52c1a36fba226a.pdf 6d3b6fb3c4d1bafef503f6479081b73f PDF Text Text VOL r> BOON E PROI LSSIONAL. WASHINGTON WATAUGA OOUNTY, N. C., TIL IT BSD AY, S E P T E M B E 11, 8, 181)2, NO. 2. JETTEIL shown in taking steps t o [ireTSui man Who Nominated Him. ey; and under this banner 1 en from power. vent the landing of any chol­ From our Regular Correspondent. a m n o t only true t o friends Within the last 2 8 years, The Goldsboro d a i l y Argus W. B. C0UNC1LL, Jit. era patients in our sea-board but t o all other citizens of s a y s Mr. Herbert, the t a x r - ATTORNEY AT LAY. Boss P l a t t t has been given cities, and also t o prevent c o n t a i n s t h e following open my State, because democra­ gatherer has gathered in t h e letter t o the People ' s - p a r t y cy is the true friend oCall the South for the Federal treasu­ Boone, N c. his ])rice, and he has agreed the disease making its way iu C a n d i d a te for Governor: t o help Mr. Harrison's man, by way of Canada. The old To the Hon. 11. P. LAnm, people—the masses. \ sur- ry t h e sum of $1,400,000,Cat ter, t r y t o elect the man revenue cutter, Ewing, is t o renilet all political ambition 000. This amount s t a n d s f o r w 15. COUNCILL, M. 1). he fought sc bPterly a t Min­ be used a s a floating hospi­ Pcojdes Pu t ty Oarididatefor o r prospects for what 1 con­ Boone, N. C. the contribution of the S o u t h neapolis. Such is tlie s t o r y t a l a t the Cape Charles Q u a r ­ Go i emor of No ft h i a rolinn: ceive t o be a more sacred du­ toward the support of t h e Resident Physician. Office MY DEAR SIR :—After look­ on King Street north of Post which reaches me from au­ antine station, whileanother ing carefully over the field, I ty, viz: voting the democrat­ government, and no sooner thentic republican sources- revenue cutter will aid in ma­ Office. ic ticket and thereby proving h a s it, from year t o year, His price is the promise t h a t king inspections of European find every argument a g a i n s t myself faithful t o the best in­ reached the treasury than i t t h e democratic party false. he shall be made Secretary ' s teainers; E. F. LOVILL 1 looked-earefullvjthroiigh the terests of my S t a t e and coun­ is paid o u t never t o return ; of the Treasury, if—the " i f " I t is Understood in the (ien t r y . L assure you of my per­ t o the section from which col­ ATTORNEY AT TAW, is a s big a s a mountain injeral Land Office t h a t no Com "political 1 ickler" and I find sonal friendship, and also re­ lected. One fact will impress Boone N. C. I this case—Mr. HarrisOn is re-. missioner will be appointed the republican party is re­ g r e t e v e r y t h i n g t h a t s h a l l the force and correctness of elected, and has not taken a t o the vacancy made by t h e sponsible for all the had la ws prove detrimental t o you, what we have written. I t is 1)11. L. C. REEVES. 4 resignation 4 Mr. Carter, t o and only occasionally h a s a personally. But I assureyou verbal promise from a third 1 "" ' " of X 1 " t h a t every dollar o f this PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON democrat; voted for a n y of j p a r t y aft he did from Steve become chairman of the re­ t h a t the.same motives t h a t large sum which t h e South Office at Residence. El kins in 188S, but he has it publican national committee the bad laws. The republic caused trie t o be your political contributed t o the s u p p o r t Boone, N. C. in iiis "inside vest pocket" in until after the election, s o can party pu &sed all the bad dvoeate, caused ine, upon of the government, during black and white over the a u t h a t if Mr. Carter fails in his ticts of financial legislation accurate investigation, t o be the p a s t 28 years, has been L. I). LOWE, tograph of Benjamin Harri­ efforts t o re-elect Mr. Harri­ which we have had L iuce 'GO, t r u e t o the party t h a t oppo­ drawn from the treasury t o son. Senator Quay, A h o is son, which he is most likely namely those acts explained ses the great evils t h a t now p a y p e n s i o n s — s e n t t o t h e now in Florida on a fishing t o do, he can get a little con­ in the "seven financial c< n- affect us. 1 f North and West t o pension trip, has been partially, if not solation by having his old spiracies s o ruth fully by Mr. -ANDYo urs very respec t f u 11 y, the soldiers who fought o r entirely, 'placated'. He told place given back t o him, and Emery, and when these mea­ D AL . M. H ARDY. were in some way connected NOTARY PUIILIC, a friend, .when he p a s s d by drawing the salary until sures went through Congress Goldsboro, Aug. 29th. with the Federal a r m y . BANNER'S ELK. N. i through here a few nay a g o , | Mr. Cleveland appoints his every branch was i epublicftn. A people thus bearing a n t h a t lie had promised t o give successor. Should Harrison One of the leading facts o u r WHY BUSINESS IS RETARDED IN undue share of the burdens THE SOUTH. t he republican committee a win he is booked for Noble's reformers now advocate is, t h a t this legislation has been T h e central idea of Mr. and receiving litttle of the month of his time before the chair. benefits of taxation c a n n o t It woule be difficult t o find more harmful than even the Herbert's speech, a t a recent DENTIST, election. expert t o prosper. Can they If these tilings show any- a milder mannered gentle nan iniquitous protective tariff meeting of the Boston Rank vote for a political p a r t y ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. laws, of which the republican President's Association, was Offers his professional services| thing, they show that the re- than Vic* President Morton, which has imposed undue bur to the people ot Mitchell, publican bosses, much a s they but according t o a s t o r y t h a t p a r t y is also Hie a u t h o r and to point o u t the causes which dens?—Fx .Wntuuga ami adjoining coun­ dislike Harrison, are going' has Abated over from New advocate. When Mr. Emo­ retarded business in t h e ties. had inatehd used ry's eloquence shook t h e South, and we refer t o the r Afrftd of tlio Issue. a nd a II work g unra n fwr/."®! ro d o their lei el l)est t o elect York, he recently inside Mr. faith of the Western republi­ speech again in order t o keep May 1 1 y. the republican ticket, and i! Carter's hair stand on end, The National Watchman, there are arty democrats who by swearing a s t r i n g of cans in t li ir party. I a in of the idea before the public. the organ of the third p a r t y , I t is evident t h a t t h e indus have been counting on repub o a t h s t h a t could only have the opinion t h a t the enjoiniripnt should have been, g o t o t r y of the Southern people says: li cart defection a s a serious been ex pec ed I rom n cowboy "Advice t o all reform pa­ factor toward democratic sue on a bucking broncho. Theoe the demoer a tic p a r t y which will continue t o prove un­ pers and speakers: L e t the ATTORNEY AT LA W, has s o earnestly opposed all availing against the finan­ MARION, N . C cess, let them read the signs •fusion upon which Mr. Mor­ tariff alone; d o n ' t mention i t with t, rind, remember ton lost His temper was when these conditions t h a t now cial policy which now regu­ speech o r editorial. Leep talk ~(o)t h a t i t is work, hard work, he was visited by Mr. Carter crush the laborer and farm­ lates the business of t h e o u n ing and writing on the three Wrtl practice in the courts Of a n d lots of it. t h a t elects can and asked t o duplicate t h e er t o almost a half existing t r y . No people have been TV *i tonga. Ashe, Mitchell, McDows t a t e of livelihood. If the re- more industrious and no peo- great planks of thephitform, »11 and all other counties in the didates, a n d remembering check Which he gave t o Mr. land, transportation a n d fi­ western district •^"Special often t h a t let them jump into the Quay in 1888, t o he used for formers now divide on verge pie have ever had their indus nance. The crowds will be lion given to the collection of fray with enthusiasm a n d campaign purposes. He did of victory, is i t n o t suicide— | try s o 'ittle reward, with you every time. The old claims. WB st ir tip all their lagging breih n o t duplicate t h a t o t. h e r and especially so when llieyi Mr. Herbert says t h a t one worn o u t , thread bare tariff ren and there will be no real check, nor draw a click of au.v a r e t o look t o t h e republican third of all the money in the cannot and will n o t hold the Ed d o u b t s a b o u t results. There kind; but he did give Mr. Car p a r t y lor assistance, a n d con; try goes inch year into people," a r e dozens of good reasons ter his opinion, very freely, t h a t parry the acknowledg­ the Federal Treasury. Now REXTAL'SBRGEOX, The fanners of North Caro­ why Cleveland arid Stephen­ of the underhanded methods ed a u t h o r of all the evils of if the government was nd Tosvoe. North (arolina. lina pay iriorethan$i2,000,son should he elected a n d by which lie was shelved t o which we complain? I s e s s o ministered so t h a t a fair pro­ Offers his professional services many dangers ahead t h a t T portion of this money ret ur­ 0 0 0 tariff taxes every yea 1 o the people of this o ncl adjoin not a single good reason for make loom for Mr. Wljiteluw and according t o t h e third ing counties. All work promptly their being defeated, but rea­ Iteid, and he also told h i in tremble for the destiny of ned t o the section from which lone mid satisfaction guaran­ sons d o not count in the bal­ t h a t Mr. IUid was the proper o u r S t a t e , under the existing it was collected for eircula- par y organ sivh m a t t e r s outfit t o be hushed up. teed, lot box: votes a r e what car- one t o apply t o foi thedupli- political condition of affairs. t i o n again, the drainage Brobahly this vastheeonn Oct, 27. 3 mo. T h e repuolieans a r e l i o w t a would only prove temporary. lies the day, and in order t o catioii of the Morton check sel t h a t govoi nod a t S t . Lou­ get o u t trie voters every den, of 1 8 8 8 . It is well known in king a census of the voters B u t s u c h i s n o t t h e c a s e , is when no reference' w a s NOTICE. o c r a t in liftt work, work, work this town t h a t - M r . Morton t o f i n d o u r s t r e n g t h i n t h e though under a fair adminis^j made tv> t lie repeal of t h e t a r Hotel Property for Sale. from now until t h e victory is has a good right t o com­ following way: First: T o find tration it would be, and this iff in the platform adopted plain of very shabby .treat­ o u t how many Feople's p a r is one of the corn pi l i n t s of On account of failing health of mvself and wife, I offer for sHe won. there by the third p a r t y . ment from his party, and it ty men we have t h a t have the South. mv hotel property in the town of i Representative j . De Witt is known also t h a t tlie skirts Was there a special pur­ The figures show t h a t in Boone. North Carolina. and will Warner, brings encouraging of t h e men who now heads its been democrats. Second: How pose for such omission? i s n nk t , news from New Yoi k, where ticket a r e not ent irely clear. many will return t o the dem­ 1 8 9 2 the governmeti collect­ f" 1 ' o suit the buvcr. ami willi take ocratic fold in case they give ed and spent f^oO,000,000, there a special p n r p ^ p now? real or personal property in ex­ lie s a y s everything looks nun Webs t e r's W ee k 1 y:—The ed­ Would i t be threadbare, t o sually bright for the demo­ i t o r o f t h i s p a p e r h a d t h e us a three cornered fight. and of this a mo u n t $13."),- s a v e t o t h e f a r m e r o f t h i s change. Apply soon. No\v if they e r e assured of 000,000 were collected from W. L. B RYAN. c r a t s who he s a y s are com­ pleasure of a pleasant chat a victory t o fight their own the South. Now under t h e S t a t e $12,000,000 a y e a r ? ing together beautifully. He with John S. Wise, of New Taxing them t o pay this Notice. finds t b a t the sentiment York, last week . He is satis­ battle tjie.y rejoice a t o u r di­ financial policy that has been vision rind will l a k e \dvan­ inaugurated rind maintained large sum annually is in a For sale. 900 acres of land, i troughout the State is all fied t h a t Cleveland will carry on Rich MOfodain, ^ afauga that any one could ask to- New York State, and t h a t the tage of the same. But. a s the by t h e republican p a r t y only king the farmers and o t h e r consumers threadbare. But; last resort they will s u p p o r t Comity, n " which^asbestos.: d N l , t in.,al ticket, t i e chalices of his election a r e o u r People's party ticket rind a very small proportion of nothing is t o be said a b o u t and fine land for sheep ranch . . this $135,000,000 goes back Sales private. T.. T). Lowe & also says that there m no more than good. Mr. Wise a victory for reform, am; on­ t o the South. The South is the tariff, a h ! Possibly t o T. T. Fureerson, E x ' t r s . of good reason to- suspect dis- will be remembered by many Mrs. A. B. Galloway, deed. loyalty from a n y democratic a s the republican candidate ly leave us a t their mercy in drained of such a vast sum discuss the tariff would in­ Banner Elk, Nov. 1 5 90.. organization in* the S t a t e , for Governor of Virginia a 189(3. Hence the very s a m e of money for circulation in cur t h e displeasure of t h e p r o tected manufacturers North, """" v while there it every reason to few years a g o against Fitz lion t h a t pulls our load in 9 2 the North a n d West. NOTICE. mm and t h e contributions t o t h e w ill turn on us and devour No wonder t h a t the South­ expect t h a t every democrat Lee. He is still hspronouncParties putting papers ipus in '96. And I see t h a t vic­ e r a people, when growing thirdjparty campaign fum^p. M '" 1 h e my HMIK I for exer ion will I in PXycif e.l a republican an eve. tory for us now is a victory poorer in face of their unsur­ republicans might 1 please advance the fees with <M ' this means a good Landmark:— In Madison for the' republican party in passed industry, should in­ . .-iorm can bedis the papers and thev will re- healthy majority of the vocounty, Ga., three children of 1896, with the s t r o n g proba­ quire into the reason and de­ ceive promptattention, other | ters, will do his best from now ^ ' m < 3 u t nothing must bo wise they will be returned o n for the ticket. lie spoke Mrs. Wilson were bitten by bility of.their coming in t h e mand to know it. The fact Yard of the tariff. Would i t not executed for the want of lightly of the circular issued rattle snakes andH P in a field in the eleventh hour this stated above is one rfcriA.,^ I not be a good stroke of finally H U 'Tied VVI fees. D. F. B AIRII SHFF. f,'w M l u W l l s o n wwLvenr *ven, and currying the l a s t week in BHeconnty, a n d einl refoi m t o save o u r farm­ and a most i n i n e t y Jrhern peoM.ii.l he did not think i t would ! , t the aprmg unth her baby S l a t e by reason of t h e l»oo- on too. .... l.e,lid n„tn,i,,l.-if\v„„M U , ers $12.006,000 a year? Wo said NOT I EE. ^ m w a y s ex poet busi when she heard t h e screams pie's p a r t y . While I regret , think it would, and this is result in a n y harm; The laws of the State re­ ho retarded in thcii whv we favor the reneal of r o m the hoifse. Lea ving t h e t o be seemingly untrue t o my , ( quire all weights and meas­ There is n o cholera panic! * a t the spring she hur- friends in the People's part*-: j sect ion so long as fife fiuun- «hf repuhfiean tariff.—State ures to lie sealed, and 1 here­ irnniur the nffifinU of the^Vfri r »cd back and found two of there is a d u t y more r inM Ih.sinital 8nvifP which , cial policy of the govern nieiri\ihroniclo. by notify the people that I rine Hospital Seviee, whinh is influenced by the republi- "\Ve d o n ' t want and d o n ' t am prepared to do such work. represents the national gov­ the children dead and I; h e than personal f '1' v ] "(' 1 . ' e <'12' p a r t y . ! ere is no esYou will find ine in Rnone at t h i n1 dying. In the mean- t h a t dfitvJ need this third p a rt y . We will 1 s : Hie residence of D. IVDough- ernment, in dealing with the time i i.wi ' Qfvt i io! ic cape from such i dead weight elect s t r a i g h t repub'icans. ' ape lia b v leu in cans' introduction or spread uf ep­ »rtv. J. If. C OOK, North Carolina t o the OJ) 8 n h ^ortthcrn industry until Dr. Wilcox accepting the( o r idemic niseas »s, but a oom- tii Ha spiring : no vv dr<ewe ^taridnrd Keeper. + standard b: 'U'ers of Oemocra , t w »• amhlienn rcirf v is flriv- < ressioual nomination. •an ^rieudable activity has oeen Attorney at Law J. <>. WILBAR, J, V. MOKPIIEW, M. Madron, *" »"•' ' r . y r �S UBSCRIPTION H ATE S to T HE W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT 1 copy! year ..».-..u.$1.00 " (> months 50 " 3 I l l O l l l h s . . . : . 55 A DVERTISING R ATES. \ inch 1 week $ .75 i " 1 month 1..75 1 '< 3 u 5.00 1 « (» " 5.00 1 " 1 year..... 7.00 1 column 1 week.0.00 1 " 1 month. i i t ; ; . .13.50 1 " 5 " 25.00 1 " 6 " 57.50 i " 1 year it..5 0.00 ling- salesman. He has been on the road only a little more t h a n two months, for his present hollse, and his sales have amounted t o in a, n y thousand of dollars; Truly he is a hustling salesman. - -Hon. J o h n C. Scarbor­ ough, candidate for Superin­ tendent of Public Instruction, and R. B. Glenn, Elector for the S t a t e a t large, will ad­ dress the people in Boone on the 1 3 t h inst. Mr. Glenn will speak a t Elk X Roads on the Entered a t t h e Postofficeat 1 4 t h , L e t e v e r y b o d y h e a r Boone, N. C., a s second-class them. mail m a t t e r . —The convention of the 35th Senatorial Dist. conven LOCAL NEWS. ed in Jefferson on Monday last, and nominated the Hon. —Don't forget the day. I t W. C. Fields, of Alleghany, is Sept. the 15rh. for Senator. No better nom­ —Everybody come o u t and ination could have been made hear Scarborough and Glenn and t h e county of Watauga on the 1 3 t h inst» could not have been oetter —J. Lee Hayes and family, pleased. of Blowing Rock, spent sever —Sheriff I). F. Baird pro­ al d a y s visiting friends in duced the Treasurer's receipts Boone last week. in full for t h e taxes of last —Mr. B. B. Dougherty h a s year, and presented the same taken charge oi Hamilton In t o the borird of commission­ stitute, in Ashe county. The ers on last Monday and re­ session opened last Monday. ceived a n order t o proceed —H. C, Martin & Co., of t o collect the taxes for the Blowing Rock, is now offer­ year 1892!, amounting t o j ing- some rare bargains in $12,979,077. mt rehandise. Investigate. —J. C. Hortdn Ohm. Dein. - T h e public school for this Ex. Coin, of W a t a u g a coun­ district was opened in the A- t y , makes the following call: cademy in this place on Mon­ At t h e County Convention d a y last, by Miss Julia Ilor- the 1st.., the following dem­ ocrats were elected t o cornton. . V —On Friday, the 1 6 t h inst., pose a n executive committee t h e funeral of Mrs. E. F . Lov fdl' Watauga county, t o wit: ill will be preached in the M. T . P . Adams, W. S. Farth­ E . Church in this place by the ing, H . A. Davis, C. A. Church, A. J . MofetB, J . B. Clark and Rev. Mr. Hoyle. J . C. Horton. As Chairman —Democrats, get yoijrselves of this committee, I request in line an d d o n ' t s t o p work a meeting of all its members until t h e sun goes down on a t Boone Tuesday, Septem­ t h e evening of Nov. the 8 t h ber the 13, t o attend t o busi­ and victory will be ours. ness which demands immedi­ —The speech of Hon. W. 8 . a t e attention. F a r t h i n g in our county con­ vention was a very able ef­ Use the best preparation to fort, full of good logic and care grav hair and baldness— Hall's Hair Renewer< sound democratic doctrine. A Lettor of Thanks. Editor Democrat: 1 wish tiiroiigh your papert o thank the ladies (if Boone for thegiftof a nice q u i l t which they pieced and quilt­ ed with their own fingers. Though i t h a s been s o m e months since I received it, I hope they will not think me deficient in the virtue of ap­ preciation because I h a v e been tdrdy in acknowledging the gift. I appreciate t ji e gift because I received it a s a token of the givers apprecia­ tion a s a minister of the gos­ pel. Secondly, I appreciate it because i t was the work of t h e givers' own hands, and thirdly, for its i t s intrinsic value. My work a s a minister with the people of Boone has been pleasant from the beginning. I have been treated w i t. h greater kindness by the peo­ ple of Boone than perhaps I ha ve deserved. Not only by t h e members of t h e church of which T a m called pastor, b u t also from t h e people of the churches, and from those who d o n o t belong t o a n y chnrclq have I received kind­ nesses. Should the provider] ces of God seperate us, m'y tecollection of Boone will ev­ er be pleasant. I pray t h a t so long a s I a m permitted t o labor among, o r for you and your children, t h a t I may ha ve t h e sympathy ttfld co­ operation of all. I t a k e off my h a t and make my bow t o the good ladies of Boone and vicinity. May God bless yoii in your trials, and in your sorrows be with yoU, and w-hen y o u r webs of life'are woven and by o u r Heavenly Fathers hand ta­ ken from the loom of time, may each life lie a s beautiful­ ly wrought, and may each a c t fit a s perfectly t o all oth­ er deeds oi life a s the nice quilt you made for me. I a m your servant in Christ, E . F. J ONES. 2iofiville, Sept. 5 t h . on the third ballot C. J . Cot­ trell was nominated for re­ election. F o r Surveyor, T . L.t>Rcher, J . ( . Greer, L. 1). Lowe; A. F . Davis and Smith Huga man were placed in nomina­ tion, but on t h e third ballot L. D. Lowe was dominated. Mr. Elbert Farthing wasiioni inated for Coroner. Thiscompleted a s good a ticket a s was ever presented t o the vo­ ters of Watauga county, and a ticket t h a t will be triumph­ antly elected On the 8 i h day Nov. if every democrat will d o liis full duty. This is no time for a p a t h y ; no time for slumber. The republicans see ing o u r forces a r e divided, will make a desperate effort t o elect, their ticket. Shall they succeed, o r will the in­ vincible democracy of Wa­ t a u g a lock shields and move on t o victory? NOTICE By virttie of a d ecree of the' Superior court o( Watauga coun­ ty obtained on the first Monday in Sept., 1892, I will on the first Monday in Oct., 1892, at the court house door in Boone in said county proceed to sell on a credit of six months, except 10 per cent, which must be paid in cash on day of sale, a certain tract of land in Shawneehaw Ldwnship, adjoining the lands of (I e'eirga 1)ugger, M at*t i i I a n d No­ ah Culver and others, containing 40 acres more or less, sold as the property of J. A Shumaker, dec. to make assets to pay the indebt ed.ntss of said estate. This Sept. 5th 1892. L. W. F ARTHING, E X. E. F. L OVILL, Atty. :ccoo©coooo oo BRYAN'S 0- A BIG CUT OU BEIGES, I wish t o call t h e atf entiori of the trade t o the fact t h a t 1 ani now offering some rare bargainsin boots, s h o e s , hats, ready-made clothing, prints, Worsteds, etc., h a r d : ware, such a s plows, hoes; Shovels, spades, traeecliaiha, a n d , in fact, anything yoii need in this line. GROCERIES k 01 keep coustantly on hand a full supply of grocer­ ies consisting in p a r t of Su­ g a r , Coffee, Rice, etc., which will be sold uscheapaS they can be bought in the mountains. TILLS I S NO IITJM DUG TO DRAW TRADE! o- I MEAN BUSINESS. I cannot, in this small space tell yoii of half the bargains I rim prepared t o offer, b u t invite you, one and all, t o come a n d See. Thirty-six in­ ches t o the y a r d and sixteen ounces t o the pound h a s ev­ er been niv m o t t o , a n d I hope t o receive in the ftitfire; what I have s o tnlicH ri'hjoyed in the past, t h e liberal p a t tonnge of the pi blic. Mast Respectfully, ft D. TAYLOR. Valle CruciS; May 10, '92. NOTICE. 1 rom now until the fif\st d a y By virtue of an execution is­ sued from the Superior court .of of April I will sell my stock of caldwell county, I will sell for cash at the court house door iii Boone on the 10th day of Octo­ ber, 1892. it being Monday o.f —AND— Watauga Superior court, C. Jones' interest in 105 acres of land lying on the west prong of Beaverdam creek, in neaverdam township, Watauga county, ad­ A t 1 0 per cent a b o t e joining'the lauds of rhos. Farth­ ing's heirs, Calvin Moody and others, levied on by me to satis­ fy the smn ol $50 prin. with in­ ters! on same from 19th day of —oNov., 1889, till paid and, costs ol suit amounting to $10£42 in If you d o n ' t think I mean it —Mr. E. S. Blair, of Noith suit wherein M. A Jones is I'lff. Erorri Statesville, N. Ch and J. C. Jones Deff. This Sept. come and look' tiiroiigh my Wilkesboro, was in th*coun­ Editor Democrat: The only radical cure for rheu­ 5th '92. 1). F. BAIRD, Shff. t y last week, and returned On t h e third inst., I a Hon­ matism is to elimindte from the borne with his daughters, ed a meeting of the Cleveland blood the acid that causes the Misses Nellie and Tate, last and Cart* Glib, which met for disease. This is thoroughly ef­ I t wont cost you oue cent if fected by the persevering use of Saturday. AniaHha, Watauga County, N. C. the purpose of making ar­ Avers Sarsapnrilla. Persist un you don't purchase. —Our young people, whom rangements for the reception f il cured. The process may be The next regular session of this I have a large stock arid institution will begin Oct. 3rd, we mentioned l a s t week a s of Hon. AdJai Stevenson, the slow, but the result is sure. 1892. Tuition in English studies want t o get rid of i t before having gone to River Side, next Vice-President of the Uwill range from 75 cts to $1.50 Spring. Our jberno*' fttic CtfnTeHion. per month. Languages, Higher t h e home of Col. Folkj ha ve nited States, who will speak There was never assembled Ma thematics, Music a nd Drawing returned, and report a time here on the night of the 1 7 t h in Watauga county a, larger will be taught at reasonable never t o be forgotten. inst. Ubon his arrival, a rates. Board can be had for Hix CALL AND LOOK! grand torch-light procession o r more enthusiastic conven­ or seven dollars per month, in­ —Miss Carrie T h o m a s and tion of the democracy, t h a n cluding everything. ,For infor­ Mr. Edd. Reeves, of Jefferson, will meet him a t the depot was t h e convention here on mation address Mr Enoch Swift, and Miss Jennie Worth and which is nearly a mile from the 1 s t inst. A call disclosed Amantha, N. C. Principal Mrs. I would call' y o u r attention Mr. Mason Lillard, of Cres- the building in which he will t h e fact t h a t every township N a unie Weatherly grad uate Edge t o t h e big cut in prices in nfy w Or'th Seminary, asssisfant, Miss ton, Ashe county, made a deliver bis address, and con­ was represented, and the con­ J oh nsie Gillespie graduate Greens other lrres. s h o r t visit t o Mrs. N. R. H o r duct him t o that place. This vention was organized by boro Female college, occasion will doubtless be a ton, on New River last week. grand one, anfd hundreds of t h e election of J . F . Spain- THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE —WANTED !—One o r t w o people will be present from hour chairman and Daniel B. OF good men who can furnish a Dougherty and J . 0 . Fletch­ Agriculture and Mechanic Arts adjoining counties. horse t o represent us in Wat­ er secretaries. Will begin its fourth session Sep­ a u g a ccunty. Terms made The Club appointed a com­ On motion the convention tember 2, 1892. County Super­ known on application. Ad­ mittee on music, and i t i s intendents of Education will ex dress the Singer M'l'g Co., thought t h a t the Greensboro proceeded t o ballot for Re pre amine applicants' for admission. sentative, when on the third Total cost $100. Address Charlotte, N. C. band will be present. A. Q. H OLLADAY, Pres., —TheRt. Rev. T . B. Ly­ Of course this meeting of oallot'Capt. E. F . Lovill was nominated. Capt. Lovill re'Raleigh. N. C. man, Episcopal Bishop of t h e 3rd was a s t h a t g r e a t cei ving t weiitv-t wo votes and North Carolina, preached a big little " t h u m b paper" in very able semon in the Epis­ Morgan ton, which shoots W. S. F a r t h i n g fifteen. Mr. Dr. R. D. JEMS i copal church a t this place o n forth i t s flaming editorials F a r t h i n g in a few appropri­ Wednesday. He was assist­ into the vast domains of the a t e remarks moved t h a t the OF RUTHERFORD COLLEGE, N. C., ed by t h e Rev. Mr. Weston, Third party, s a y s "enthusi­ nomination of Capt. Lovill I s now located a t Sheriff he made unanimous, which astic", and ought t o be, a s of Hickory. Baird's on Watauga River, this club is working in the in­ was done by a rising vote. —The democratic conven­ Then t h a t noble and faithful near Valle Crucis. Having tion of Ashe county met in terest of the democratic par­ public servant, I). F . Baird, had (14) fourteen years ex­ Jefferson on l a s t Monday and ty, and t h e prospects'of t h a t was nominated by acclama­ perience a s a dentist, and us­ ing nothing but the BEST ma­ nominated a full county tick­ party a r e now brighter than tion for Shff., and William E. terial, combined with G o o D they have oeen,although the et. R. A. Hamilton wasnom Third p a r t y is doing all in Greene was also nominated WO ^ K . offers his professional inated for Repreaentati ve and by acclamation for Treasu­ services t o tire citizens of Wa­ its power t o g e t ahead/ tauga county as a F I it s T J . M. Baldwin for Sheriff. As rer. L. C. C. O L A S S Dentist. t o the balance of t he ticket Sept. 4, 1892. There was a contest for the Prices reasonable and we a r e n o t informed. Manv people, not aware of the nomination for Register of satisfaction FULLY guaran—Our popular townsman, dangers of constipation, neglect Deeds. C . J . Cottrell, J . G. teed^M the proper remedy till the habit RESPECTFULLY , Jul 26. 3 mo. J a m e s H . Bryan, was with us becomes chronic, or inffamation Norris, H. A; Dobbin. J r . , again a few days last week. or stoppage results. A cTose or and William El rod, each de­ W.I/. RliYHL I JGL. i MORI i NfHOHH We a r e glad Jim is succeed­ two of AVer 's Pills in the begin­ veloping considerable stren­ s r." u o i a 3 ® n t p u{ jl &' o j q ning would have prevented a 11 ing s o admirably a s a t r a vel­ this. g t h in the eonvention-y bin AO .*.V 9A COOo o. CLOTHING J. OVERCOATS COST! Cove Creek Academy. —DENTIST STOCK ATTENTION, BUTERS!! We wish to call attention to our line of second-hand Euggies, Carts, wagons, Hacks, Harness Etc, They are almost good as new; and persons wishing to buy can secure bargains by calling on us; We have a big lot of NEW BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, HARNESS &c on hand, Which will be sold on reasonable terms. If we have not got What you want, We will take pleasure in getting ftny thing for you in our line. We buy direct from manufacturers and can, therefore, give you very close prices. We have a full line of new llfft nepn-*Collars, bridles, etc.- ev­ erything in the harness line. Cad beat the world on prices'. 60b We will take hi exchange; horses, ririifes, and also good bee? cattle. Give us a calf: 11 ENKEL, CRAIG & CO. Lenoir N. C. UC MIMCII hit OpftMMrtwM'.t* ! DOA'T fllC Teurv, ItcAikir. Too M >, t '>&* portnnittes, and from llmt ennse ..vj .a > '»• o: *v ami dio l.v obscurity! IlHrrowln-y.dPtnaif to tho < »*l iu*«T«y, *' t «•* lookback on Aul. forororWi. opnorruri;.; 1 »ur op«K»i• *"• I»»'g! Reach lost. up mid doing. I »rovo> va* nliy, and secureprosperiiv. pronrncvr - i TO C M. CM by a philosopher, that "tno tioaifnaa i I nanny ofVfTt a r"of iira> golden thechauco, mideach oppoimniiy io embrace oat bft i •« inil toil** so and she departs, werr to r<p»r.n." 1: v • • T"U nod the COLDttX.QpfiArtniilU'1 .JwycsngniiHt-'-tri « list- y thai appoara tvo.nli.v.-and orfait prirmbo; t t i« what s.l snc* ccssful moil,do. (J ore Is :iiij»pporiin»i1 V- ••Hch as i*m»iofteu within tlieroacli oj laboi i^gpe-mic Lnpr«»vod. at leant, a grand start in lifo. The f%or.r»; r: n;ij. runuty lot manv is hore». >| onry io be piuiie i q»i«i»jr and h«M,,r»l»ly by any |»^raon of either eex. AH age*. \«»»i r% a do the work and Ir e at homo, wherever you rre, F.veni lit, ginnors^ii e ea^Uy oarning frotn to r«:r t. r » can do as well if yon will work. n«1 fo h-rd. hut lndntlrtonsly ; andyon can increase your incuno V"?i ro«n. \ oa can give spare tiuiahnly,or all yo*;r time to i ho work. F .ny to learn. Capital not required. ^ • Ft art ^ A U i* comparatively new and rosily wonderful. e luFtruct and show yon how Failure Unknown omolur nor work , era. No room to ovplain hero. 11 rito » nd Iwvn all toy ret tint nr»U. L'n wise to delay. At. 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It. Dougherty, Editor. scrofulous sores, THE tariff is where thetrou est of the people, has never K. C» Rivers, l'ublisltei* Asheville, N. C., eczema, and all other hie lies. Just go to the store before nominated n State Will Open Its first Session September, Jo, JS92. blood diseases, 1hur*<hi,v Sepand ask for a suit of all-wool ticket that appealed more Tiie InsUtute is located in tlie tnost beautiful suburb of take ready*made clothing. Your powerfully to the farming and A dv»viR«. N. C. The spacious building now neailv com­ laboring classes than does Ayer's Sarsaparilla pleted lor its use, at a cost of 160,000. will be furnished with pure NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. merchant will probably show you a suit made of ordinary the present one. Elias Carr, spring water from springs on the premises; will be lighted with gas. It will For President: heated with hot water, and provided with hot and cold baths. wool such as you all pro­ a former president of t h e GROVEE CI,EVELA N1), relieve and cure The health and habits of the pupils will be carefully guarded. Be­ duce, and price it at say six­ State Alliance, a Simon-pure of New York. dyspepsia, nervous sides the ample space given for outdoor exercise* a well equipped teen dollars. It will weigh a- farmer, a man of acknowl­ gymnasium will befitted up within doors. No expense has been debility, and that For Vice President; bout 8 pounds; so that it edged ability, honesty and spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perfect. tired feeling. ADLAI E. STEVENSON, took, allowing for waste, a- integrity for Governor. For FOUR SEPARATE COURSES OF STtit)Y WILL BE OF­ of Illinois. bout ten pounds to make it Lieutenant Governor, Rufus Has Cured Others FERED TO THE STUDENT. will cure you. STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. You tell him you have t e n A Donghton, a mountain boy 1. THE NORMAL COURSE. pounds of wool to pay onyour raised on the farm in our own For the thorough training of teachers under instructors frbmthcf For Governor: best Normal Schools. CAMPAIGN BADGES. suit, and he will not allow beautiful mountain country, ELI AS CARR, of Edgecombe. .>ou more than $2.50 for and of such integrity of char­ Gold-plate and finely finished, 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE. your ten pounds of wool; so acter and standing among with correct pictures of the eo ndi Including ancient and modern languages* sciences, music, draw­ For Lieutenant Governor: date for President and Yice-Presi ing, etc. that if you pay it all in wool his fellow citizens, as to he dent of all parties. An armament RUFUS A. DOUGHTON, 3. COMMERCIAL COURSE. ot Alleghany. lie will get enough wool for elected Speaker of the last as well showing your favorite can Including stenography, typewriting, book-keeping, etc. this suit to make about foui House of Representatives by didato Sample, 10 cts; 3 tor 25 4. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE. For Secretary of S' at•-»: ^ cents post paid. Liberal discount and one half suits, so that a body largely composed of to the trade. Address M. F. John­ ( A ) . S C I E N T I F I C C O O K I N G .—The study ot the production and manu­ OCT A VI US COK E, of Woke, his profits on this one suit is farmers. The eloquent Octa- son. Finley, Va.. sole agent for facture of foods, etc. enough raw material to make vius Coke; the true anil faith­ the Southern States. (:•.). Sw.vi.w.—Embracing the cutting and fitting of garments, For Auditor: threand a half suits. Th» ful Donald W. Bain; the hon­ millinery, etc. ROBERT M. FURMAN, 4 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA merchant can't help it, as he est, fearless, christian gentle­ of Buncombe. The teachers at. the head of This Department are from the fa­ has bought his clothingfrom man, John (J. Scarborough, Instruction is offered in four mous Prat t School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the best For Treasurer: institutions in the country, chosen wbh reference to Christian char­ the manufacturer at a cor­ and, in fact, there is not a general courses of study, six acter, experience, ami ability as teachers. DONALD W. BAIN, brief courses, v large number respondingly high price, and man on the ticket but what of special courses, and in law, of Wake. A Thoroughly Organized Preparatory Department. the manufacturer will only has been weighed in the bal­ medicine a n d engineering. l i a s been furnished for all such •»» a r e n o t prepared for For Supt. of Public Instruction: allow him 25 cts. per pound ances and not found wanting. The Faculty includes twenty the higher classes* JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH, for his wool, so the manufac­ Can men who have hereto­ teachers. Scholarships and The school year will be divided into two terms, cost to pupil $50 of Johnston. turers get tbisepormousprof fore voted the democratic loan funds are available for per term, or $100 per year, which barely Covers the expense of needy young men of talent For Attorney-General: it and not the middle men. ticket, be induced to repudi­ an dcharacter. The next ses­ board, the school being practically free, having been provided for FRANK I. OSBORNE, You say this is too much prof­ ate these noble men and vote sion begins Sept, 1. For cat­ b t y it few liberal friends ot female education. For further, particuof Mecklenburg. lnrs apply to REV. THOS, LAWRENCE, it to make off of one man. We for the mongrel concern nora alogue with full information, Asheville , N. 6. For Judge of the Twelfth District: say so too, yet it is so. How inated at Raleigh on Ang. the address President Winston, GEORGE A. SHU FORI), Oh a pel Hill, N. 0. do they manage to keep their 16th ? We think not. WOODRUFF. w. e. oewnnfc prices up so much above the Eor Electors at Large: ESTABLISHED 1803. CHARLES B. AYCOCK. cost of the raw material? P r o f e s s o r R. L. Pat ton ROBERT B. GLENN, Just because the McKinley stands about as much chance For Elector, 8th Con. List. bill levies a tax on all foreign of being elected to Congress • 76 & 178 Cay Street, KNOXVl LLE, TEMtt. made clothing so high that in (he 8th Dint, as does the JAMES R. LEWELLYN, of Surry. none can be brought in, and Czar of Russia. There is no HARDWARE. the manufacturers combine possibility of such a thing 1 ,/j. Ni Cutlery, Axes, N.iMs Locks, Mlngee, To ols, Horse arrd CJ For Congress, 8lb Dist: Mule o hoes, Ac , Ac. and form what is called a happening. The race is be­ WILLIAM II. BOWER, AGRICULTURAL E&'PLEF/iENTS. trust, and keep up the prices. tween Bower and Wilcox and of Caldwell. Genuine Oliver Chilled Plows. Syracuse Hillside Plows? If you had ordered your suit them alone. Democrats who Bro wn's Double Shovel Plows, Cider M ills. Straw Cut­ DEMOCRATIC GENERAL ASSEMRLY From England or any other ters, Lawn Mowers. Corn Shelters, Hay F rorks, Sovthcs> vote for Patton are giving TICKET. Cradle and Snathsi Ba. bed Wire, &o., c* II AVE thebesi selected and country, and you pnied $10 aid and strength to Wilcox For Senate: for it at first, when you paid to that extent; or, in other largest stock of goods ever CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES. Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Steel, Iron, 1 Shovels, Ptok«y WILLIAM C. FIELDS, of Alle- tlie tax on it in tlie custom words, a vote for Patton is a brought to this place and Mattocks, Scrapers, Sledge and Drill Ha mmers, Black-1smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, Ac. ghtiny county. house your bill would have half vote for Wilcox. A vote perhaps the best selection in AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS. the county. for Patton is therefore a half For House of Re presnta fives stood thus: Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, Bake r and English One suit of clot lies, cost $10.00. vote for 1 he Force bill. Will Shot Guns, Winchester and Colt's 'Rifles, Loaded EDWARD F. LOVILL. 8 lbs. at 49 1-2 cents lb. 3.96. any considerable number of j Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead, Fish Ho oks and Lines, Fishing Rods, &c. 60 per cent advelorem, 6 00. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. Total 19.96. our democratic brethren b e SPECIALTIES. Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and L .eather Belting, For Sheriff, D. F. BAIRD. So that* you have paid ten caught in such a trap? We MR. MARTIN late­ Circular Sawsf, Window Glass, Fire-pr»oof Safes, Wire For Reg. '»f Deeds C. J. COT. dollars for a suit of clothes, think not. Screen Doors and Wire ow Frames, Pa»per Bags, &o. ly returned from t h e TRELL. and $9.96 tax. So it is very EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. North, where he spent Eor Treasurer, W. E.GREEN. easy to see what is going T h e Third party leaders Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages, Spring Wagons, Moun­ For Surveyor, L. D. LOWE. a week buying GOODS, tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wagons, Two wheel Carter with our money and what is were not satisfied with Elms For Coroner ELBERT FAR. Send for Catalogue and prices. Carr, n farmer, but nominn and we have almost causing the hard times. THING. Special attention given to orders, by mall, We respeo#* Now try a bolt of c o 11 en ted a lawyer by acclamation, anything needed in T H I S fully solicit your patronage. cloth and see how you come and they dropped him like a THE financial policy of the county, a t prices t h a t out. He will throw down a hot brick when he ho lured W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. republican party has brought defy compe­ bolt, say 40 yds., price seven he would withdraw if he saw 176 & 178 Cay Street, KUOXV1 LLE, TENM. the country to a state bor­ tition. cents per yard, or $2.80 for any danger )F a republican dering on bankruptcy, and the bolt. This bolt of cloth victory .They then nominat­ SPECIALITIES. there is hardly a line in the will weigh about, ten pounds, ed a Doctor. Hats, OooHa demands, as sot forth and it took about eleven fbs. Shoes, by the National Farmer s Al­ of raw cotton to make it, Keep Yotrr Eye On (Mercian i. Clothing, liance, but what is a bill ol which at the market price, Cleveland county is oil Ladies trimmed indictment against that par­ six cents, would amount to right. Her democracy w a s and untrnnmed lmts, INCORPORATED ty. Our State platform is al just 66 cents. So that the never truer, never purer nev­ Ribbons, f. E . F I N L E Y , PcvTuUnt. G. VV. GREENLEE, Cashier' most a copy of theOcalla de­ manufacturer has made just er more determined to win. Flowers, A UTFlOiUZICi) tA fit AL. $ .7 00,000. mands, yet there are a f e w $2.14 out of his investment. and never more sure of a sub Plumes. S oust Tl I /IED. i A PI FAL, #38,000. good men who are so forget­ Re has bought the raw mate stantial and lasting victory. Notions, Directors : J . E . Finlev, -L T. Pcdmi, VV. M. AbshVr', I?,ful of these things, as to vote rial at six cts. per pound and The majority of the State Hen vy S. BCiir ami T . B Fin ley. the Third darty ticket, there­ s o l d i t h a c k t o y o u i n t h e democra tic tickee will not fall and fancy groceries. Does a general banking businessman ! /solicits the ricby makinguseof the o n l y manufactured state at twen­ below 1,200, and may reach c n u t s ol merchants ami business men generally. means there is under thecanty eight cents per pound. 2,000. opy of heaven to insure the This is too great a profit, but Since the nomination of the TO se us before yon buy. continuance of the ills of it is just that way. Tlie.y are third party State ticket there We are in a posi­ which they complain, to wit. ^^ k U p t p e j r pr j X has been a regular political tion to sa ve By dividing the democrats SO, EVERY-ONE should save all they "aa'afid YOU ces because the government land slide in the county and you money. party, thereby insuring the should begin bv having vour will allow no one else to trade i s s t i l l g o i n g o n . I n t h r e e Very Respectfully, election of the republican with yon. This is the great days after the announcement ticket. With these facts star H. (': MARTI A A Co. trouble, und no mistake. A of the the third party ticket An 1 ot of the man who nrnxUie wagon and selks for $50 or $60. ing us in the very eyes, will thousand other things might 17 of the leading third party Blowing H&ck June 30, 92. I will sell you aw good for $25. Machine needles that will fit any lt<V.V man who believes in re- be mentioned which would nuchai", at 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. I have a good stock men in one township openly t,. itioA\ the national adminis further illustrate its opera­ repudiated it and declared Colds and Coughs o" is ii-g tickie. Reeds, 40 eta to $1. Joint rods 15 (tts to $1.50. ionH.perd,^™ ^ Prtt; tions, but this is enough at their intention to vote the frou'; Hies 60 c/K per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 ct« per croup, the nominee of tbeut ( * lnn ° present. We have to pay too U |p mocrat j c ticket ioz i. seat by mail. Netting for seins, ami seins of any length' sore throat, From evcom dat*. Base-balls of the very best', for $1 each sent by mail. ic party in the 8th Dist. tUw5~ much for what we buy and bronchitis, asthma* ei.y townshi p c o m e s g o o d I ) ) i > ' C i h t o w r i t e f o r p i i c e s . Respectfully, whom there is no abler o r ^oo little for what we and hoarseness sell, news. more powerful advocate of money goes North cured by Keep your eye on Cleveland the lights of the people in never to ret' ~^\nd we are I Ayers Cherry Pectoral IIV -1 • . KNOX VILLE, 7 EM, North Carolina? We again left. hard up . 1 his iic. • been co u n ty.—Shelby Re view. , . going on for twenty-^ „ say a vote for Patton is a the safest hal f v o te for Wilcox; a vote u , l l s undm the fostering ~ TT it be remembered I hat and most effective for Wilcox is a vote for a con f , n " n | the iepnblican party, emergency medicine. those , \ 0 vo %e the Third par tinuation of the hard times, ,ni ' *x <M1 n i v as ' v ' M ' l() c ^ Tl t.\ ticket, are vi It should bo in every giving DSL RIDE' /- OR 1 HE DEMOCRAT, a n d a vote for even the Force 1 II,H \ 1 E n 511 R ()U(T * ^ family. in effect, a half vote u « t t 1(1 U ' ° ' J. hill, for there is nothing ex_ republican in ininees. Onij Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co tre.ne in the republican poll Subscribe and pay for the Lowell, Mass. this and nothing more. cy that is not represented by DEMOCRAT, son. WITHOUT A COME W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. IIIESEAIIE HARD TIMES ME. & P. ANGEL, V �' i V *»«. • .vs*> • •CWMCAjl tie kept hs much MS p<wibiej tm r Amuricmi r-m A A GOAH'LKTH C * LruYiMlv'Jf iu the Hands of the ptJOplo, ittppivci&io such uiKimeresi- vToiu-phtie mid finely iinished, i o PFR w A P HXV oc RATIO fagiily newspfi pet* and hence we demand that al! ed service, and lie will vote! 'tli correct pictures of'the fundi • The Prideot'the North i ; )< for President and Viee-Presi Clcvoland in 'devoted to the interest of Coun­ revenue, National, State oi for Mr. Cleveland ... Novem- Ij'date /Af' All .. . 1 .'Irtllf* ' . na Press." IS THIf! = lent of all parties, AH armament ty, State and Nation. Published county, shall be limited to her. as well showing your favorite cap 'BREATH OF LIFE."! Do you want to aid in building ;every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ the necessary expenses of the , didate Sample' 10 cts; 3 tor 25 tauga County. N. 0. ms&l ! up a paper flint shall reflect the Gazer to: The 1 nI'ge barn cents post pnid. Liberal discount government, economically ' / ; a? I 5HHAY DHL"3 einentof air — i greatest credit on Noi th Caroli­ and t ; —i u ' \ — • - • — - p -— j w a t e r i w i t h o u t " na, no matter where it may and honestly administered. and stables of Mr. Fin ley P. to the trade. Address .Vf. P. Johnbe • v V c .^^—g,is --- ; -'- i 'iCtherecanbenoHE PLATFORM wi..*" i-n MOUTH life. -BPECiFIO* se; a ? Then patronize 8. That Congress issue a Moore at Globe, N. C., were son, h inley, ,Va.. sole agent for PIECE. OXYGEN |i t| the Southern States. \(. special medicat- 5 i he ! 1 iJmrngt on jles songet Ii < /, riTTl ivf Adopted by the St; to CoiVvcntioA sufficient amount offraotion- destroyed by fire last Friday nl Oxygen treat-2 ment for diseao- "• A CAROE UKiHT-J'AUK PAPKll j al paper currency to facilitate May 18th, 1892. ea of the nose, l-eflahle paper, throat and lungs •» Do you want a t he exchange through theme night. All the stock and vehi­ ^OLOSINiB p. rJuftfs 'Hie inhalfttioiij ~ cles Were saved; but a valua­ . p ,i . i iu > g''WARfja ASTHMftlj contain Germi- g» GIA ina' von a]1 THE neus of th) Oermi Resolved 1. That the dem diutri of the U. S. mail. ^'•pNSUMPTIOMj cldeaand Diiin- s ^ UI Id—U -OOilloeraf 10 riCWSDU I »(T 9. That the Cieneral As­ ble reaper and mower which *»&0MCHITIS ocracy of North Carolina re­ SSSMbSl thai equate ii, . te.rtvhag (h» AAST£ affirm the principles of the sembly pass such laws as will could not be moved ou£ in Srsjrari .irculation . n nd lias foV ' ' make the public school sys­ .Avcuty-one years be, -a i pait democratic party , both State tem more effective that the time was destroyed. The fire and f'aetori.i tfiegi-owth .inddev . and National, and particu­ blessings of education may was ca uset 1 by 111e et irelessvelopment of the Old North ir prnotlce. ness oi a boy who came in larly favor the'freecoinage of be extended to all the people blat;-.' rl hen Hnbscs be for mM"IN USE.I late and in putting up the gSSL silver and an increase oi the of the Sta <e alike. H lVlL3fij;(('X0N Ml.'SSJ Nt* L Ui'iHikltui'lek: W 9f-l-aW.Alfthar.iaat., Atlanta, Oa. Mr. McDonald, oi'Cnbarms team knocked his lantern .* .0 >lu »iy BuiMiag, Omnha, Nub. currency and a repeal of the <'amjiaigii P a r t e s : #j ' ' i', r.f'»a«!wav# IiouUvilie, Kv moved that the platform be over in the straw. Mr. F. P. 'TVFTI*TfUir = ! he "Daily Messenger,'" l y internal revenue system. And =;.? y A POliTAL CARD addre«.od 10 no 3 to adopted by acclamation. The jrmg you ny ratuvn mailiiUUTCEHOUof our S mad, ! months o n trial, for a oopy UB we denounce the McKinlev following amendment was of- Moore, the owner, is a brotl , *:: r rszoiiiialth.treatment in full, Send^ 82.00 r : nil ;tNe ui 2 er of our townsman, Capt. J. tariff bill as unjust to thecon- fered and accepted: r : fsYvton fin MASHVILLEJ 1 ,;0 vU., TENN. WEEKLY "TRANSCRIPT MES1). Moore, and the barn an d Resolved, That we favor sumers of the country, and :.;:fiiiiii:M;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii]iiiiiiu;i ; Migor, (the largest a n ! stables stand attic old horn* graduated tax on income. leading to the formation of i»e.it paper in tiie S t a te) 9 place. trusts, combines and monop­ numths (>n trial for $1.00 y warn olies which have oppressed Fayette ville Obser vc/v-Th is Dash in advance. Hop Newton imterprise: — He, pa-in*rs are large Fight-Pa • the people; and especially do section of North Carolina is 'CAUTION slhhTs. Send Poatol Co.. J -MTY we denounce the unnecessary strong in its old soldier pop­ [Cobb] once run a tan yard •— ^ -T, m ' nciilno Shop, with the address of in Newton and left more than i •>;:»#, and any and burdensome increase in ulation, and Central Ran­ • •';«• -.( i Mil •-• on.; and receive sjMnply cop? •. t.» !>e llie best the tax on cotton ties and on som is the idol of the soldiers. one poor man who had cred­ i- wi > ••'•• >i TAN M ISSSENU oii. it hi in in the lurch. A kins­ •< ONCE. tin, so largely used by the Good gracious, what a splen­ Get. lot. 1,8(S8. if. * CURE FOR •poorer portion of tlie people did figure of a soldier he was! man of his here, who is one \ \ T ~ i:i : I . _ li • • t C» ^ a on* We likewise denounce the in- This writer will nevei forget of the most rantankerous TAKK TUP iquitous Force bill, which is a scene, doubtless an unpara- third party men in the coun­ r» '1 gllllllllllll|li:ili;il||ill!|).,||i»;);t . . _ dot yet abandoned by the iliJJ « V.j iU 1el led scene, which took place try, says he can not vote for 5 v •*' republican party, but is be­ i Oi X G towards the close of the war him. He Says they surely did ing urged as a measure to be TTadfon the lines in front of Pe­ not know anything a b o u t EXTRACT MEXIGAN CACTUS. . J <w-ij it Oi*"? d -4. cL VX1. a 9 ';i fSft':; : a iftSbfsiHsl •adopted as soon as they re This new treatment for Catarrh and tersburg. A court martial him. that he is the worst man diseases of the respiratory organs is -gain control of the House of one of tne most important discoveries was about to do a gr e a t that could have been found • niiigrn lit s going to ,mv of the in medical science and possesses the Representatives, the purpose YY; stern Si.lies or Towitoriee and that he would give $100 t*. gfiRn e < t following advantages i wrong to as gallant asoidier g vc ft r« 1. The patient can cure himself at a small expense •and effect of whick measure ' s 11 . time <iml mofi-y guinjj Y and without outside assistance. as the army contained, when to have him off the track. • r i ; t. i' liengo ni'f l A i t o h roub<7! 2. No change of diet or pursuit of life Is necessary Will be to establish a second during treatment. Geneial Ransom appeared on t t ne quickest route to 3. The remedies are In no wise offensive to the period of reconstruction in AW • so Man's Resolutions patient and entail no discomfort. the scene. Rising to his feet A A NBAS CITY, DhNVIAt, 4. The remedy reaches the seat of the troublO the Southern States, to sub­ directly. When Theodore Pa i ker was at the critical moment, he J 1 J ] f . 6. The remedies and means ol appliance can be vert the liberties of our peo­ carried in tho pocket without Inconvenience. Did n.lT points iri I biho Wish! drew himself to his full height married, it is said that he en­ •FREE 27iAVl2'il/-/.A 'V lit it ivy clvug st.OT0* ple and inflame a- new race ington, OIVL'OU. I t.tii k CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. and browing back his mili­ tered in his journal on h i s CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. antagonism and sectional an Sud prxlifornbi. wedding day the following Cacterine Medicine Co., Waco, Texastary cloak poured out upon y r ine.d and Host N'/l!'/ to r imosities. the astonished court a vol­ resolutions: | dbadin tho West. 2. That we demand finan­ ume of classic invective that 1. Never, except for the a. A _' firi'e nilining Solid V vtti cial reform, and the enact­ s > • • l i o h h e p e > u S t . F o u i e fairly awed them into a righ­ best of reasons, to oppose my ment of laws that will re­ in ; v;i nsas City. wife\s will. teous judgment. move the burdens of the peo­ R. lining Chair and T :r 2. To discharge all duties i«1 epurs i'Vee of extrix eh.a ple relative to the exist ing ag­ for her sake freely. I will ui'vt p u-tie.s at any niilL 1 .' ••y ^catlisr Boarding, ricultural depression, and do Goidsboro Aigus:—In this 3. Never to scold. ron i d it ion vvifch through tickets 1 city yesterday, in the pres­ cmplsle Ceilings, full and air pie justice to tin gin! baggage cliecks. : . Never to look cross {'OR full infoi'iitat ion, maps n KI y.orruyatetl Sheeting, Farmers and laborers of our ence of a crowd of reputable her. •" t r.iTniitn «• des'|-!|> ire Piiai{)hle(-H oi' (,<« hTl.rft f}«y"KS V •.ivr fin Ty '7 OrtallfAaftltd S gentlemen on Walnut street, Country. Roofing Paints, : bcral Work s -). N^vcr t A woFry a f A e,-;^ write to or eaii on .i •.-• y Sv\-. 5.^ :\is ntxio ;a tho World, i" 3. That we demand theab whose name can be had, and Comgiands. Iron Roofing, • >. A. NTo vj.Axi), « tf'.aryro (yC P.3YAL for polnia cf "• ^ edition of national b a n k s, who will make affidavit to I i-aveling P.M.Me iger i^ughj, Cutters and Spouting, excolls.?«-.«. r.r-J van will (>. b i p. OINOF,' IIPP piety. 19 Putt oil Ave., Asiieviiie, .V0\ bay iio of!? and the substitution of legal his exact language, Dr. Pat. 3 oTSheet Metflt for Building r l > iteni' hrT but <|PUS. J. CIIAU!- rox, (i p. A (' T 4 WHENDSHIPPED./ 5 A N READY \ Fxum made and repeated tender Treasury notes in lieu hi pn hi Z LY liM i^.^aj .i i/vltlUui 111. I Cilieu r 0 , [fl, i > ovt'iTothk her foiof national bank notes, issu­ t h i s s t a t e m e n t : / w o u l d r a t h ! » • , i1 dies. : :e WANT .. ed in sufficient volume to do er see negro rule or anything AN— r r ? vi\ phgris'.i nnd f r "the business of the country in North Carolina than what 6 -T8B ever def. hd her. on a cash system, regulating we have now. In the face of o ^' ss 10. To iTirieml/pr her n'the amount needed on a per- s u c h a n e x p r e s s i o n a s t h i s w_ V. StSEiMZtn waysiiT my prayers. Thm-, ; warhman to capita basis as the business from the third party candi­ va--X ' r. li.t' ,iui- materials God .villing, we shnil be blesro inerests of the country ex­ date for Governor, is there a n-Ap natritwl- -wrHb for ARIEL 0K iTESSiSPT OF 51i CEc3T^ «d. oorf pand, and that all money is­ white man in Goidsboro- -is WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF T- gdiinafi, Ghie. \ / ' ,1 sued by the government shall there a white man in Wayne M;* * ! a: co 1ST2. ' vey>rimnk Go dti„. tim,. i..-w W T T r ^ i M r i be legal f ender in payment of county—is there a white man - Ai^D THX f, BOBTOxV all debts, both public and pri in North Carolina with a foirtff when the di mtions in ' I C 3 Ct | z . B 1^1" f IH gf ® <>• ?i S TITANIA ! ';n ^ LC3 , y *' u u i>eJ is) U9 vate. single spark of racial pride demberj)ti<.* rauk> \\ i (Tha Queen cf Fairtoe ) Tile Of.'LY JNFALL'BL CURE FU:i CHESTWE'CHT 1 o victory to t r 4. Thai we demand that in his hofsom who would doFOR LA01E8. FOR YOUR HOME. pub leans m NorthGaroiiu i. Tstlfeg, Gronnu ltd, Itcliliig Piles, Congress shall pass such laws seend so low as to hold eon"RICTLY : >oT() as shall effectually prevent verse again with Pat. Exnm? -Dr. York ut the Wi; HIGHEST Worm afidall Itcliin^ SKin Disuses GRADE' the dealing in tutuies of all He hns shown the cloven foot repu!djcan Congressi >.ml P If yi',i h^ve TtTTtll, it matters not how long !'. i<ss ven1 ion. at last. agricultural and mechanical exlabd. TuTT^R.INE w!!i as certainly ouro DIAMOND FRAME • x1 produitions; providing such CUSHION AND PNEUMA . ;9 .Lil .u # /l lof 4 T-l jbi HarmUitCL Painless-end Frasrant. 31. . ClcT3land and the Farmer. stringent system of proced­ F0!l BOYS A> 0 YOUNG ME'If. MfS?'FV BffBr.3cd if yon or-* tKssh!,"r.i,?u ure in trials as shall secure l.lteO«h« ( vfth l'?3 -iio•'••n. . A e do not believe that Sont liiiii k f i heStuto nf Ururria. I'ioviiP, .llitcheil Jouuty, X. C liam Hank, a;m vNatlocaigteli'k.lS .v: <<e-• a. prompt conviction and impo­ WARRANTY WITH EVERY WHEELthere is a man in Vineriea sing such penalties as shall 1 conducted SEND YOUR ADDRESS FOR CATALOGUE i bis si hool will hi J. T. SHUPTRINE & secure most perfect compli­ who would sacrifice so much 2e weeks, hc'inniiig Oct. nth. ABiEL CYCLE MF6. CO, •SOS HEN, for the American farmer as 1892, and closing April 20th 'Th 'I tND, ance with the law. G r o r e r C l e v e l a n d . W e n o t \yitn a vn< uti en of two weeks at 5. That we demand thenn only believe it. We know it. PhrhstnniN. Tuition will be free limited coinage of silver. i Hoard including everything,can How? Recaust . sacrificed | b > 1,m.1 at |-7.r,0 per monl I. J>rohe ? (). That we demand the pas visions will bo taken in pert pavsage of laws prohibiting the lus i e-eleef ion trying to re- iUrM, D Pi-rht students enn have alien ownership of'land, and 1 i e v e him of his burdens | honr'1 Pr-.minenV ^ntlem^n Mskcii that Congress take e a rl v Mr. Clovrtin..! if h,- ,li,i not ^ 7 ? , ' ° ' '' U| ' ils ' Steps to devise some pi < ii f, d to 20. Applicants ob1 ain all lands now owned k n o w t h a t h i s t a r i f f m e s s a g e mast bent least 1 e years of age, fnusfliavc com plated tb° Comby alien and foreign syndi-. would bring down the c o n 1 dpinnalion of tlie monnv 1po<v cutes; " " " that all minis now and « 'LIE MII lands now t ,I . .I . , *• | I• -A T• A In"" iTianunnr, and Tnternicdiuranirntir, intermedil i n < ' P'^bitldy ate Geography, and must have y held b\ railroads and o t h e r 1 , ' .° n S His reply deserves moral habits. Especial corpoi•at ioi s ine\cesKT»fwiird. anoi s, xcessotsueh ro.unuthm will he given to speakJ} etua v used n/i need­ . . nd i/ 1: i. Instruc, ! -5 ai.wi writing English. t. ..... as is actually iikpm and noorl. „ • ENDORSED BY r i Gt ill,emeu, T have given, Eon will be also given in Latin ed by them, be reclaimed by PROF A. L. ESETZ.P.H.C, i. A the government and held for this matter thorougheonsid-jGio-k. Math.emntics, History Ge of Medical lYepnrtuicnt Tulane University 1 ],ll U? traul Grammar. Ahsoerafion. I have done ri«»*li1. F '" of Louisiana, a ,,nrc (, a oa.refnl analysis, who, after actual settlers only. » p li 0 , n u it a pure Cream I -"-S pronounces e Powder, [ aUI Willing . accent f All e' I'i! 1 1)101"! gill less I will I- he , reouir- which ?he nCheerfully rra «'i Tartar Pow f ; y. < . ... • 11 to It , - stud- nt. r orfnrthei pmuic. l| " ^ recommends to 11 • le • \ "ry 7. Relieving in the doc­ v' trine of "equal rights to all eonseqnmices for myself and particulars address Rev Robert "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" Sen! Stamp for IllaKtratcd Price Lint. '(r.;''- Mru'is ohli.lncd, and*llP»t> P Pell. A '* etif-hu c -'in-t-d for iVod. ,-aie Fees. and special privileges to none, my party. Id what I have Form r ii»s i [ITiiiversif v of N, P.]! P URE, WHOLESOME AND P OWERFUL. The Schumacher Gymnasium Co i IK' f i:i t s is .; i -si U.S.potent Otice, nctorin "•iJi i. • ;:i" Nt'ent ink «thn-ithanthoso done I have h id in my mind <y of X. <'. and in the rue TTniversi! we demand that taxation, r.. mnfo iron V.'n'ohliie'rm. 8Lati x ;»r-1 You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. ,y.••. . rr.u ' !, <i!;c.vii!,? <-r to., with deerrip.iu'i. Y» >• <;4Y?SC, If uatctiiuhio or net, free <,f National and State,shall not one man who has been op­ mn f School. A SuBBEE CE THIEF cii' rye. t>«- fee u,?l .inn i'i! patent's secured. pressed. bowed down, well ., " A '• •P5' ':,t. I, better than the lvin/t scale agent who tells OM' l be used to build up oi e inter­ you as gospel truth that the l.iimt ;.f aci uftl'-II./W toin youri nS:I'at'Mifn ," With E! 1.1 ATE, comity, or njgh ruined bv taxation— tOb.j 'ess follows I he use of Hell' • • est or.class a t the expense »jf JONES' $60 5 TON C" St t's * 3D new Another. Wo believe that the that is the American Farm. Wai n. 0. C. batiim st aonev >f (he country should •Jones liirtinijiiUjr. i "is Watauga Demoora* J jSPECIFIC OXYGEN! 1 , " # 1 11 V, ,.u. . CACTERINE A NATURE'S : CATARRH V > CURE T.-V " • •ft TIRES' PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER . GULF MFG. CO MM WAGON SCALE CQ, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_0908_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: September 8, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-09-08 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/7d8975e9da528a1bbbbafc52b5ab8ee3.pdf dd876d569ed9bc0a7fc93081962030d7 PDF Text Text VOL 5 BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C„ THURSDAY, SEL'TEMBEIC 1& 1892, NO WASHINGTON :3, LETTER. their share. PROFESSIONAL. DR. EXDM. RECORDS. but execration. But it is well Greensboro Record. Superstitious democra ts are Wilmington Messenger. From our Regular Correspondent. to let the people of North W. B. COUNCILL, Jit. A good one is told on Pat very much pleased because We will publish to-day, or Using the Executive depart the first sloop to arrive at l'ixum, of Wayne county, the as soon as wfc can obtain the Carolina read what a villain ATTORNEY AT LA A. tnent of the government to the National Capital this sea candidate for govertlor on necessary space, two docu­ tLinks and aims to effect. We copy it. Boone, N. C. obtain republican campaign son, with a car loa'c. of oys­ the people's party ticket. Mr. ments that bear on the rec­ When investigation was material lias been one of the ters, was the "G rover Cleve B o r d e n ; a W a y n e c o u n t y ords of two Weaverites. One W. B. COUNCILL, M. 1). specialties of the g. o. p. ever made by the Senate in 1882, land"; they regard it as an irian, was in High Point soon of the articles is from the Boone, N. C. into certain internal revenue since it controlled a national omen favorable . to the elec­ a f t e r t h e n o m i n a t i o n , a n c Statesville Landmark, and collections in the Sixth North Resident Physician, Office administration. Whenever it tion of Cleveland and Steven­ there met another gentleuiail gives an insight into past Carolina District, Senator Z. on King Street north of Post has been possible to do so from Goldsboro. Asked who conduct of It. A. Cobb, Wea­ son. Office* B. Vance asked the post mas this work has been done un­ Eor the first time in thehi had been nominated, Mr. Boi ver i te n o m i n ee f o r Li e u tei I a n t der the authority of a Senate torv of the country a score of den told him to guess—that Governor. This Mr. Cobb is ter at Statesville. Andrew D. E. F. LOYILL or House resolution, but the United States ministers i it was a Wayne county man an old offender, and has been Cowles, if R. A. Cobb was in­ ATTORNEY AT I AW, absence of any such authori broad will come home to The gentleman said he could a defendant time and again dicted, and the reply was af­ Boone N. C. ty has not prevented its be­ make stump speeches during form no idea. Mr. Borden re in Uncle Sam's Courts. He firmative. Then this occurr­ ing done during every nation ttie campaign, for the repub­ plied that the nominee had was not convicted, and a nol ed as stated by the North I)U. L. C. REEVES. al campaign. There is scarce­ lican ticket. The ministers the reputation of being t h p r o s w a s i s s u e d , a n d t h i s Carolinian which says it took PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ly a single department of the were not asked whether they biggest liar in Wayne coin would seem to indicate that it from pages 10 and 11 of Office at Residence. government in which a large wished to engage in this sort ty. "Pat Exum, by thunder, he was innocent. But thi.j 'In vestigation of collections.' Senator Vance asked: Boone, N. C. number of employees of the of work, but wer'd officially or replied the gentleman. might be a wrong conclusion highest are not engaged up­ dered to do it by his Majesty, A special from Goldsboro to as a careful reading of t. li e Do you know what he was indicted for? L. I). LOWE, on work which would never Benjamin, through his man the Raleigh News and Obser­ Landmark's article would in­ have been cousidcred necessa Foster, now at the head of ver says: From 1 the present dicate. This particular Cobb Ans. I think for complici­ ry if the managers of t he re­ the State Departriierit. This outlook "Governor" Exum, is on admirable selection for ty in fraud of some kind. publican campaign had not sort of thing can only be ex­ of Weaverite fame, has every theWeuverite ticket. Noth­ Examined by Senator Mc-ANDDill, of Iowa: ordered that it be done. cused on the ground thatdes chance of "doing" his politi­ ing could be more appropri­ Ques. With regard to the NOTARY PUBLIC, Senator Sherman is an a- perate cases require heroic cal canvass within the walls a t e . T n e q u a r t e t t e i n t h e indictment of Mr. Cobb, I un­ BANNER'S ELK, N. C. debt in this sort of thing, remedied. and iron bars of our county Weaverite band of singers— derstand you that you have and his resolution, which was Mr. Harrison's letter of ac­ jail, as the criminal docket of trying to charm the honest adopted during the closing ceptance contains nothing Wayne superior court (Sep­ farmers of North Craolinato no knowledge about it, only a general impression? J. Q. WILBAR, hours of the last session of new, startling; or even mild­ tember term) has an indict­ support them and bind the Ans. Just my impression. DENTIST, Congress, calling upon the ly surprising; i t is about ment against Dr. W. IV Ex­ State in the chains of negro I have heard others say he Secretary of the treasury for what democrats and republi­ um for carrying n concealed domination again—is c o in ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. certain information concern­ cans alike expected it would weapon and threatening the pl'ete. Behold it.I Exum,Cobb was indicted in the United Otters liis pi'ofessional services States Court, and Dr. Mctt to the people of Mitchell, ing banks. State and Nation­ be. except its enormous ife of Mr. Arnold Borden, of Long, Durham. in his list of those discharges Watauga and adjoining coun­ al, since 1830, was for t h e length, and its treatment of this city, a few weeks ago. By the way, what a fineset put him down as discharged ties. Hf^rNo bad mateial used two fold purpose of getting the force bill plank of the re­ How would such a quiek-tem of fanners they are—so close­ for complicacy in bauds. and all work guaranteed the republican party strong publican platform, that has > e r e d m a n l i k e E x u m , w h o ly identified with the toilers May 11 y. Stand aside, Mr. Cowles, support of the national banks disappointed a few republi­ "akes the law in his own of the country and the culti­ your evidence is sufficient to and for obtaining statistics cans. There is no probabili­ lands, be fit to occupy the vators of the soil. Two of convict. which might be used as an ar t y t h a t t h e l e t t e r w i l l m a k e gubernatorial chair of t. h e them are doctors, and "Kurgnment against the plank in any republican recruits; it is good old North State? This nel" Long is a perennial teatATTORNEY A1 LAW, Winston Sentinel: — When MARION, N. C the democratic national plat too heavy and too long to is a question our citizens are sucker of the most pronounc­ R. B. Glenri, democratic can­ form favoring the repeal of be generally read with -care. asking themselves just now. ed "Radikil" kind. Cobb, of didate for Presidential elec­ -(o)the prohibitory tax on the Life is too short. And the answer comes back ourse; is, like Butler, the gi­ tor, was speaking at Macon, "Will practice in the courts of c i r c u l a t i n g n o t e s o f S t a t e The attendance promises that he'll never get there. As ant head of the Alliance of in Warren county, a few days Wata uga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ ell and all other counties in the banks. Under this rrsolution to be phenomenal at the G. "a brag" and "a blower" Dr farmers, so much given to ago, an incident occurred vestern listrict 8®"Specinl atten all of the official machinery A. R. encampment, as may Exum has no equal. farming. which shows the temper and (ion given to the collection of of the United States Treasu­ be judged from the fact that A gentleman in writing to But what a magnificent hum determination of the Third 8 claims,"® ry has been put to work for the citizen's committee has the Goldsboro Argus in reply bug is that third party thing party lenders. During h i s the republican party. Irisend allotted free sleeping quar- to a letter in the Progressive anyway. At the head of the speech Mr. Glenn asked if any Ed M. Madron, ing circulars to the National ters in the school houses, and Farmer says: gang stands theSouth'sgrea one in the crowd who belong banks requesting — demand- in the barracks that have "Did not Dr. Wootenknow test enemy and reviler, the ed tvO the Third party would OENTAT/SURGEON, ing would be nearer the truth been erected for the occasion when he wrote to the P r o - persecutor and robber of its 1 be willing to see the State boscoe, North Carolina. them to assist in gathering to fifty-five thousand men. gressive Farmer that the doe men and women in war, am once more turned to the re­ Offers his professional services these statistics, comptroller The committee officially an tor's nomination herein this its slanderer and would-be publican party. Mr. Squire, to the people of this and adjoin­ ing counties. All work promptly Hepburn felt that some rea­ nounced on Saturday that county, Wayne, had increas­ oppressor in peace—the vile who lives in the county, re­ done and satisfaction guaran­ son ought tc be given f o r no more applications for free ed the democratic vote at and ignominious Weaver late plied that ? o r himself he teed , such an unusual proceeding, quarters could be honored, least 300; that throughout of the Northern army of in­ would "rather see every of­ Oct, 27, 3 mo. so the following note was en­ because all the buildings at this county the doctor was vasion. fice from President to eonstn closed with each circular: its disposal were filled, and known as a, braggart and a Here is what this Dugald ble, filled with the blackest NOTICE. " W h i l e i t i s a d m i t t e d t h a t there is not time enough left blow-hard, and (hat he d i d Dalgetty of the Northwest negroes in the State tlian to Hotel Property for Sale. calls of this character create to build more. not command the respect of said at Bloomfield, ill., Sept. see the present plutocratic On account of failing health Unusual demands upon bank Officials here regard t h e our citizens? We would not 26th, 1869: of myself and wife, I otter for sale democrats in power." Upon my hotel propertv in the town of ers and their clerical force, precautions that have been assail a man's private- char­ "What is the use of further this a lady arose and said: Boone, North Carolina, and will still the value of the results and are being taken against acter, we do not intend do­ arraigning the defunct domoc "Mr. Glenn, do not notice sell low for cash and make terms will unquestionably be reeog the entrance of cholera into ing so now, but has Mr. Woo racy, with all its li oary this man. He is unworthy of o suit the buyer, and will take real or personal property in ex­ nized and, therefore, the wil­ the United States as necessa­ ten never heard of the doc­ crimes, at the bar of public your notice." change. Apply soon. ling co-operation of all na­ ry, not only to keep out chol tor's assertion that he had opinion? We know that its W. L. BRYAN. tional bfink officers is confi­ era, but to prevent a panic 2,500 goats on his farm, acts comprise murder, treas­ Asheville Citizen:—Travel­ dently anticipated." among the people of the sea- whfn he only gave in 90 on on, theft, arson, fraud,perju­ lers often boast of the excel Notice.. In addition to the circular coast cities, by letting them the tax list?. That the fight ry, and all crimes possible for lent municipal government of For sale. 900 acres of land, w&nt to the national banks see that all the weapons of in which the doctor is bound an organization to connive the old world cities'. Ham­ on Rich Maintain, Watauga several thoroughly posted of medical science are being us­ over to court arose about a at. It would be a mercy to burg cannot be one of them. County, on which is asbestos, and fine land for sheep ranch. fieials, including Henry H. ed in their defense. No trou­ bet that he had on hand' 1 ,- put its record a million miles I ts officials concealed the fact Sales private. L. D. Lowe A* Smith, assistant register of ble is expected between the 323 bales of cotton, that he deep in the pit that is men­ that there was cholera in the T. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of the treasury, ha ve been or­ national and SbAto health au made a wager that he had a tioned in Holy Writ, and I city till it had an opportuni­ Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. dered to personally visit the thorities. yoke of oxen that could pull may add that if a large and t y t o b e c a r r i e d t a o t h e r Banner Elk, Nov. 'DO.'? n rtional banks in the eastSampson Dembcrat:—Any 16,000 pounds and that it is distinguished assortment of parts of the Germ ait empire vvher e the information is most man who knows anything a- commonly fefio'rted that lie i t s a l l e g e d s t a t e s m e u w e r e and to England ynd Scot­ NOTICE. lytobeured, in order that Parties putting papers in bout the situation knows bought white western meat sent along It would only be land, jeopardizing thousands' there shall be no mistake con my hand for execution will of lives. Tim was done,too, that there is absolutely no of a firm here in Goldsboro, common justice." pie i se a d vanee the fees wi th cerning the precise informa­ Read that white men in the in the fa^e of the fact that smoked it on his farm and the papers and they will re- tion wanted, Besides all of chance for Weaver. Friend, tried to sell it to the same South — brave confederates the Hamburg ne \VSpn persas­ cei ve prom pt a Rent ion, other that, a large force of expert if you have promised your­ and their sons—and respect serted that there were sus­ wise they will be returned clerks fire tit work searching self to vote for him, get you firm for North Carolina ba­ not executed for the want of an auger and bore a hole in con; that he asserts that he the villain if you can and picious cases of sickness in the old records of the Inter­ fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. a log, and vote for him in can raise 1,000 pounds with vote fo# him if you will. Then the city and that the utmost nal Revenue Bureau, hoping that. This will do no harm, his own weight added to it; ( f i d e y o u r s e l v e s f r o m t h e publicity should be given to' NOTICE. to find something detrimen­ the presence of cholera for unless it spoils the log, and and did he not know that a light of day. The laws of the State re­ tal to State banks, w h i c h jury of his own countrymen The other record is that of the more.compTete protection quire all weights and meas­ may be used in the campaign. will do quite as much good, gave a verdict against him one H. F. Hover. The Hick- of afi. Emperor Willia m' lias ures to he sealed, and 1 here­ Meanwhile legitimate work of and besides it will be no dis­ oro Press turns on the light. taken this latter stand and by notify the people that I all these officials remains un­ grace to your children here­ in a certain case in Wayne county, after he swore posi­ In a recent wild, crazy, blood it is to his credit, but Ham­ a m prepa red to do such work. done and they draw their after. Then on electron day? tively that he had paid the and thunder screed he advo- burg should be held up to the You will findyne in Boone at walk up and vote for an honthe residence of D. B. Dough­ pay for hunting up republi­ est man, the Champion of |Claim,and stated where and cates the deliberate murder execration o f the civilized erty. J. II. COOK, can campaign material, to true Reform, and the nominee; when it was paid ?" of all hi en who are not scoun world. Standard Keeper. u pay which, democratic tax­ of the democratic party forj divls like himself. He is too Hx*$rOne dodai pays for the ;— — payers have to contribute President i pay your subscription; corrfcefffptitrte for any notice Democrat one year. V Attorney at j, FIHOftPIlEW, �' — •'iAiTWVW* V"-Mt/OSxJs '"ATTrtT2 kept as much as possible Houston. TexasPost:-Tiie CAMPAIGN' BADGES. NEWSR\ in tlte hands of the people, solid South will remain solid I OVERMAN'S = A (LOMI'I.KTK Gold-plate' arid finely finished, FEU A I > OCK A TIG fa.nil v newspaper and hence we demand thatall as long as it is menaced by with correct, pictures of the candi Cm o devoted to the interest of Coun­ revenue, National, State or any measure that threatens date for President and Vice-Presi I SPECIFIC OXYGEN! C lie ITideof the North na Ifi-ess." IS THE ty, State ano Nation. Published county, shall be limited to its peace and prosperity. The dent of all parties. An armament as well showing your favorite can I" BREATH OF LIFE."! ; Do you want to aid in building every j hursday at Boone, YVu.the necessary expenses of the republican party aimed at didate. Sample, 10 qts; 3 tor 25 •inga County. N. C. tie up a paper that Shall reflect the 9 oment of air and —" greatest credit on NoH h Caroli­ •. —. oi ^ government, economically the Houth's vital interests cents post paid. Liberal discount iULB to the trade. Address M. P. John­ and honestly administered. . _ I water; without jj na., no matter where it mav be when it proposed tore-estab­ son. Finley, Va.. sole agent for HE PLAT*OEM MOUTH'ittbarecanbe no 3 set n? Then patronize 8. That Congress issue a Pit Ct life. KPSOiFIOS OXYGEN is a 3 special mediout-s The Wilmington Mes senger sufficient amount of fraction­ lish carpet bag and scalawag- the Southern States. Adopted by the Stfto Convention rsp"cc?nc. ttl Oxygen treat- 2 ..4A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER tnent for dianas- rs May 181h, 1892. al paper currency to facilitate rule in the South by means LQxyg^NI J es of the nose, 2 throat and lunge — Do you want a. reliable paper, the exchange through theme of bayonets a t the polls. SELF-CLOSIHQ CURES The inhalations 2 giving yoti all the news of the I \\ 1 U«oJveil 1. That the dem dium of the U. 8. mail. ASTHM. contain There is no discontent among i^|°MSUMPTI0N&; ciiles andGormi- 3 world a Democratic newspaper Disin- £ S*ONCHITIS 9. That the General As­ the people because of condi­ in ad- 3 g-racy of North Carolina reM NAY FCVEft feotanta,the beats: that equals the best— has the •lition to known specifies llfirro the principles of the sembly pass such laws as will tions which are the result of tor uitiat iiiu- 2 for those die- ™ largest circulation, and has for make the public school sys|j eaajt.car'jtlug the remedy by inhalation right to — twenty-one years been a part 2 11,8 diiflBse. making it a POSITIVE S " SSP °* ; ; r Natioflal, ands . " " " l s r f s w a r s a « republican class legislation, w n • particu­ " .lay-1: ff'VWnte aSpecifkcemedicine.Catarrh and s and faetorin thegrowth and dev ueea In Physicians 2 an(' Foyer.. i of- practice. n n , ! rw,,t,,n blessings of education ma.y and there is some impatience vehipment of the Old North •- preucribo :t in theirpatent larly fa vor the free coinage of be extended to ail the people f o r t h e c o r r e c t i o n o f t h e s e State? Then subscrbe for ;0?ILY »OT IN USE.I r *iiver and sin increase ol the ol tlie 8tnte alike. TH WILMINGTON MESSINGE evils. But it is evident now Lfpokiiorb'tt. M 11 AM tly Building, Omaha, Neb. Mr. McDonald, ofGabarrus that the only hope of the peo currency and a repeal of the [j 4'.;0 !'.2 W.AlnMiiua3t.. Atlanta, OE. &10.Mh IVi'MHdwny, Louisvillit, K.\ Campaign Rartes: internal revenue system. And moved that the platform be pie is in the democratic par­ J he "Daily Messenger," by g FOR A POSTAL CARD addressed to us! adopted by acclamation. The - Mv •anusI, eaplalninyfturnoatmentInoopy ofSend 3 mail, 4 months on trial, for !, oriner you hy mail a our v.c denounce the McKinley billowing amendment wus of­ ty and nothing is to be gain­ full. m - i~.r it ii you prise Lor.tiro t: 1th. tariff bill as unjust to thecori- fered and accepted: ed by going off into impor­ NA ® LE . •]TLi' Specific Oxygen Co., Resolved, That we favor a tant; factions. There will be sumeis of the country, and -'iili3iSi«ieti.£;i.8itiiitiSii;i!i:iitisiiiiiiiiii)iiiiiiiijiiis]iieiiii,'s The weekly 'Transcript Mes­ senger,' (the largest find graduated tax on income. leading to the formation of no break in the solid Souch best paper in the State) 9 ti usts, combines and monop­ this •year. months on trial for ,f 1.00 WEAVER 'S RRUTAI, CRUELTY. olies which have oppressed Cash in advance. Both "I PRECAUTION papers are large Eight-Cage lie people; and especially do Testimony of One Who Witnessed it in Charlotte Observer;—What C A C T E R I N E sheets. Send Costal Card Tennessee. ' " -"v."S3S7 Y Iciumii. e the unnecessary ^ ^ ^ ^ •% a contrast between the par­ .o - . ,(»», bT.^chlni; fthop,# ^ with the address of five per­ i •',vII .!..••/}» f-lu.Jl#, null tmy and burdensome increase in r i,i) t<» bo tire boat arc Ubod, TALLAPOOSA, Ga., Aug. 23. ties tit the campaign proceed! sons and receive sample cop­ . •• ii .ii -,y tin. tr.x on cotton ties,and on / i-vi r in von tod. ies of T HE M ESSENGER. , , in your issue ofSatur- In North Carolina, on tl.e 1 <•'> rr.rrr.S5 AT ONOBS. NATURE'S t in, so largely used by the day. the 20th inst., an ex- one side Stevenson, and EwOct. 1st. 1888. tf. CURE FOR I > RT I'G & BUUPLY SQ«9 poorer portion of the people. tract from a letter written by ing, and Ransom, and Jarvis, Pni -1 Street. Boston. V> e likewise denounce the in­ TAKE THE an old citizen of Pulaski, and Osborne, and Aycock iquitous Force bill, which is CATARRH not y i abandoned by the renn., also a copy of a clip and scores of others—a host Oliicago and Alton I R t ^^ r B 1 republican party, but is be- ping lrotn the (files County of thoughtful Statesmen and GOING iri! urged as a measure to bo H' Uiociat of the 20th of Ju- brilliant orators; on the oth­ EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. West and Northwest. dopted as soon as they re­ ly charging General Weaver, er Weaver, whose foul mouth U & V Z W m ® S»AOH6KlEi This new treatment for Catarrh and diseases of tho respiratory organs is gain control of the House of the people's party candidate once I leaped abuse and curs one of the most Important discoveries In medical saenco and possesses the Emigrants going to any of the Representatives, the purpose for President, with beastly es on tliis very people, and WARSAKTE8 following advantages i Western States or Territorial? cruelty towards the citizens President Marian ButlerI. The patient can cure h1m6clt at a email expense mo effect of whkfc measure 5 YEAFIS v\ ill s;i \ e time and money going and without outside assistance. > Z. No change ot diet or pursuit ol life is necessary '1 !><• to establish a second of l ulaski and Giles county with his insane platitudes avia. (diicago and Alton route, during treatment. 8, The remedies aro In no' wise offensive to the t is the quickest route to while in command of the Un­ bout flat money and the gov : o i of reconstruction in patient and entail no discomfort, f Tins remedy reaches the seat of the trouble HF'ffPC K A NS AS CI T Y, I)EN V E IL ; ' • Southern States, to sub- ion army at that place in e m i n e n t o w n e r s h i p o f r a i l directly. b. The remedies and means of appllanoe can be 1864. it' 1 I I J C, roads—and Exutn (if lie is carried In tho pocket without inconvenlonoe. r; the liberties of our peojritEl! TREATMENT at any liraff „tor*. And all points in Idaho, Wash] I can fully substantiate a out of jail)! "Hisperian to V ie and inflame a new race ^ CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00l 1 CORRESPONDENCE 80LICITED. ington, Oregon, Utah number ol the charges con­ Satyr! Look on the two antagonism and sectional an arid California. Cacterlne Medicine Co., Waoo, Texas, . m$KV\ tained therein, and could add pictures, white men of North i m osi ties. I'inest nml llest Equipped 2. That we demand finan­ many others of like char­ Carolina. Road in the West. Only line running Solid Vest! cial reform, and the enact- acter, all from my own recol­ bud t rains between St. Louis NOTICE r nit of laws that will re­ l e c t i o n . A l t h o u g h q u i t e and Kansas City. young such a state of terror ( Ry virtue? of a dscree of the giu;iii'riii!f..:i i.iurttiDiiiJi litioniiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinta, move the burdens of the peo­ Keelining Chair cars and Tour 2 nn,i n. r.ir-f? Arm. r2 f ROOFING. ple relative to theexistingng as we were kept in by this Superior court of Wataugu coun­ 2 Hit" a Self HOtt.iu.f N. fillo. ist Sleepers free of extra charge; H» H aSelf-tJiri.uiiliig mintiln. ty obtained on the Monday 2 Has No t .'juivl i» CuMilruiiiliiQ, hie Weather Boarding, 2 s I will meet parties at any rail­ ri u'rural depression, and do bruit in human form made an in Sept., 1802, I willfirst;the first - HIW nnMMHAUICA!inisS. A KJep .IC i A PPNUVAUBE. on road station with through tickets Lon:plote Cell ings, HKI indelible itnpresssion upon Monday in Oct., 18b2, at the !? Has. a "«3Tb ot Ad.; tut jurist. full and air pie justice to the 2 and baggage checks. HlXft ;» I'o.lti fit TlUld-Dll. Corrugated Sheeting^ court house door in Boone in " Iloi Styliah Furniture. farmers and laborers of our my mind. 2 2 For full i nfor lit ati on, maps and K Ilai Pl tMTpft-,r JiAtittK «>/ QnaHtlc Work ~ My father, I)r. Perkins, was said county proceed to selL on a ~ \ ir "" «• 'tr.: Onad Stiv.lncOonoral .1 ntid 3 descriptive pamphlets of the |y . : ! Roofing Paints, country. credit of six months, except 10 ^ ••"""» »iiy Uvvrlnf Maublno in the World, g West write to or call on py 3. That we demand theab I l i v i n g i n P u l a s k i a t t h i s per cent, which must be paid in IronRoofing, 2 Exanfno THE nOYAL for points of 1 B. A. NEWLAVD, phtion of national b a n k s, time. Our house, my grand­ cash on day of sale, a certain oxccIlencD, and you will I 7r«iflh», Gutters and Spoullng, Traveling Passenger Agf.. buy no ctfccr. > y ')!!'Vrn? of Sheet Metal for Build prd the substitution of legal mother's (Mrs. Dr. Ordway, tract oi laud in JSliawneehaAv 19 Cattou Ave., Asheville, N. C. tow nship, adjoining the lands tit J. CHARLTON, G. P. A J tender Treasury notes in lieu now of Nashville) and Maj. Leorgo Dugger, Martin and No­ E ROYAE S. Ii £8., Rccfcford. Sii. | ? t'32 Chicago. 111. Jones, a relat've of ours, were ah Culver and others, containing -''NlltllllllllllEilllllllllllllllllllltliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii,111,11^ )f national bank notes, issu I W F.WANT ed in sufficient volume to do used as officer's quarters. We 40 acres more or less, sold as the —AN— propertyA>f J. A Shumaker, dec. the business of the country were subject to many insults. to make assets to pay the indebt M cash system, regulating Maj. Jones' family were or­ eciness of said estate. This Sept. IA G E N T Gie amount needed on a per- dered out of their house at 5th 1802. L. W. F ARTHING, L X. ©n«T5r» workman to E. F. LOVILL, Atty. eapita basis as the business about 12 o'clock on a bitter ? kl thu ^ch.r'y Ayri V oor • |T Fo OK RECEIPT OF 50 CENTS irierests of the country ex- cold night in December. They NOTICE. jiw • md. and that all money is- were not allowed time to WE WiLL MAIL A 0OX OF . SCO f f a CO., Ciroinnatl, Ohio. I ( . ^ ' * 3LISMEO 1872. i ;cd by the government shall dress. Mrs. Jones had to By virtue of an execution is­ C$1 wrap her sick child in b e d - sued from the Superior Court of be legal tender in payment of caldwell county, i will sell for AND THE BOSTON 11 debts, both public and pri clothing and carry it in her cash at t he court house door in arms to a neighbor's house. BOO no on the 10th day ol Octo­ TH£ ONLY IMFALLI3LE CURE FOR C"EST\VE!CHT (The Queen of Fairies ] 4. Thai: we demand that Many acts of barbarous cru­ ber, 181)2. it being M inday of Watauga Superior court, J. C. Tetter, Ground M. Mine P !!3s. Ring FOR YOUR HOME. % FOR LADIES. ongress shall passsuch laws elty committed on my rela­ Jones'interest in 105 acres ot STKICTLV • -hull effectually prevent tives and friends are fresh in land lying on the west prong of Iforauiid all itching SKip Diseases, HIGHEST frts . Gn dealing in intnies of all m.v memory. Men of highest noa verdam creek, in Beaverdam filycu have TETTER, it matters not how lo.ig |1 hpj GRADE township, Watatigacounty* ad­ sxt#.;'d, T^TTFKiNE v .'!!l as ccilfiinly cure a . i: • iH-iral and mechanical standing, both young a nd joining the lands of fhos. Farth­ you a s yna use it. ; rodu tiorts; providing such old, Were thrown into prison, i n g ' s h e i r s , C a l v i n M o o d y a n d .stringent system of proeed- kept there for months, and others, levied on by me to satis­ Karmlcss. Painlosc ar.d Fragrant, C U S H I O N AND P N E U M A T I O fy the «nm ot |50 pi in. with in- Rififtl!? I; ffand«d if you aro ulsswtlsncd iire in trials as shall secure some shot down like dogs i erst on same from 19th day of i.iUltM Y with tho r-eMXlt'i-Kcboi-onocB— Snnthern Hank t>TtY.oRtal->of C orifla, - apt e unviction and impo­ with never a charge entered .Nov., 1 889, till paid and costs hiitii ltanh, and Nationaliionkof isavanuaL WARRANTY WITH EVERV WHEEL against them. of suit amounting to f103.42 in sing such penalties as shall J. T. SHUPTRINE & BRO. SEND YOUR ADDRESS FOR CATALOGUE suit wherein M. A Jones is PJff. Ladies were insulted on the secure most perfect compli SAVANNAH, GA. and J. C. Jones Deft. This Sept. streets — it was indeed n 5th '92. ftliee with the law. ARIEL CYCLE MFG. CO.,"T.!"' D. F. BAIRD, Shff. 5 That we demand the ifft reign of tei ror. Such acts of vandalism and crime I have in fed coinage of silver, never even read of in a civil­ Cove Creek Academy. •mand the pns Amanthflf Waf»n^;»v County, N. C. < if 1 • v v pi* •'vihitiug the ized country. All of it was the next, regular session ofthis o land, and done by the order or with the ins'it utio.i will begin Out. 3rd. take e i r i V consent of General Weaver.— 1892. I uiiiou in English studies pH to d Vise - OP pi ill to MRS. ANNIK E. IIALL, in At- will range.froni 75 cts to $1.50 per month Languages, llighei ,'in all a Avis now owned In ntn Journal. Mathematics, Music and Drawing plien evn foreign syndi, A pnmphlol of Information and nb-, will be taught at reasonable ystract of tho Iftws.sbowinK How to/ Morgan ton Herald.—Bow­ rates. Board can be had for six .Obtain PatcutH, Oarenta, Trada' at all lands now Marks. CopyrlRhta, rent, free./' vAddr«.. MUNN & CO./' er may be "the Democratic or seven dollars per month, in­ I ' »V »ads and other ,.301 Wrnndwny, New York. Goliath,"' as the Rev. Mr. cluding everything. For infor­ PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER i moral IBS n excess ofsucb mation address Mr Enoch Swift ENDORSED BY v used arid need- Button called him yesterday, Amantha, N. C. Principal Mrs 1 reelaimed by but the result showed that Nannie VVeatherly graduate Edge PROF A. L. METZ, P. H.G, w orth Seminary nsssrstant Miss of g iverii lH'iiI and held fe>r the eombined hosts of republi Jobfisi<< Gillespie ,gra<Iuate Gr<-ens of Modlcnl T)opi>rtmrot Tulano University I.ouiRlnna, who, after nearefnl analyKig, <• inism und third part.vism boro Female college, pronounces It a pure Cream Tartar Powder, •un ti Setth'Vs only. which lie cheerfully recommends to the public. T. Believing in the doc- have not yet found the Da­ vid w ho can knock him out. THE STOtt I II CAROLINA COLLEGE Sana Sump for Illu.trafoa Price List. frine af''eqpaal rights to all "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" OF PJ1* / \ V SStRt d'WSd&SfXZfiS'l Hid special privileges to none, (PURE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. JTbeSchuniacher Gymnasium Co. XT' st-.-c. • Vi" Trade-Maris obmin°d, and all I'aU Agriculture and Mechanic Arts ;>vcci^, r-nd Herald:—Bower may not ent business {ondfict.cd for Mcderalc fees. A«> uemand that taxation, be quite ns good as good a Will begin its fourth session Sep­ . ^ You Want It. Ask Grooer For It. 0: r Oil:e is OpBO'lfe U. S.Pat«nt OtSee, ana C>TI acrnre patent in lees ume than those National and State,shall not j school tea "her as Rat ton, tember 2, T8U2. County Super­ fcnioie from Washington. NEW ORLEANS, A- ROBBER OR TKIEF SeDd model, drawing or photo., with descrip­ intendents of Education will ex GULF MFG. GO•F LA. better than the lying scale agent who telld' tion. T» •: advise, If patentable or not, frea of beu < ! to budd up oi o inter-|b u t yesterday's discussion amine applicants for admission. y in - j gospel I ruth that the Charge. (4nr fte not. due till patent, is secured. A F 'lrijMet, "How to Obtain Catanta," with or clns-s at • H P expense of Showed hp could beat him to Total cost 1100. Address •'*• *<"' s.-o broke*} of actual JCNES' $60 5 TON WAGON SCALE bhiresrent fine.clients in your State, county,or flovn lYoin overwork or he:behold cari-i. town, Address, •elierethafth* Is not . standard scale, ani. equal to any made. A. Q. HOLLADAV, Pres., JlroVyti's J re u nitter.s rebuilds th« e it!i on the black board exFor tree book and price list, address 3U luntrv should 1' ayftem, aids digestion, removee excess of biie, C.A.SNOW&CQ^ Raleigh. N. C. Mtid cures maluxia. Get the genuine. ercises-, Jones el Biugltamtoii, Binghamton, H.Y, f life OSiilD? i m M ^ - « k C|tposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C, �Tha Watauga Democrat, | PERHAPS there was never a The following is the repub- CclumhuN day is Oct 21st | more vigorous campaign in lican State ticket put in norri H hy was it changed from Ilie Normal And Collegiate Institute I). It Dougherty, Editor. Xoi <h ( arojina than the one ination at the recent republi- Get. 12, the day on which A1 OH YOUNG WOMEN, R. C. Rivers, Publisher the democrats are now ma­ can convention at Ralegh! meriea was discovered by Co­ king all over the State. A Governor, D. M. Furchas, ABieville, N. C., lumbus and his crew in 1492 lhursdayi Sep. loth, 1892. number of our ablest speak­ of Iredell. II ill Its Hmt; Session September, Open ers are addressing enormous Lieutenant Governor, Jas. YOU WAWT OWE l " , '<''l'*<t ii, the most beautitul suburb NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. crowds of eager listeners. In M. Moody, of Haywood. of snek me i\. |he spuciotin huildins: now immlv coincomOF THE consequence of this vigorous Secretary of State, Rufus CELEBRATED For President: ESr-"."""toOBO.OOO. will be furnisher] with pure campaign many of the third Amis, of Granville. GROVElt CLEVELAND, JACKSON I ,1 fi '.i v. '."" premises; will be lighter] w.'tli "I" "'*° Zt he." rf New York. party who had left the dem­ Treasurer. H. C. Dockery, CORSET WAISTS. hea e, I with.hot water, and provided wit), hot pni> !i B wi " ** ™rel.i!lv piiarded. lieocratic ranks, have re-consid of Richmond. sideiTtllel lords For Vice President; . tin ample space given for outdoor exercise a wGl eoniimWl Jackson Corset Co. e r e d t h e i r h a s t y s t e p a n d Superintendant of Public AD LAI E. STEVENSON, JACKSON, MICH., of Illinois. are now supporting the Na­ Instruction, E. C. Parish, of • I an d t make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perfect. J APT*? Prefer not tional, State and county tick­ Guilford. L_LlL2 to wear Stiff FOl R SEPARATE COURSES OF STUDY WILL BE 0FSTATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. and lligld et. The State is now consid­ Auditor, H. L. Grant, of invltod to Corsets, are b LRU) TO THE STUDENT try them. For Governor: They are approved by 2 THE NORMAL COURSE. ered safe for (fleveland and Wayne. physicians, endorsed by J ELI AS CARR, reform. The nomination of Attorney - General, T. It. dress makers, and reo' be8t 0 NormaiSU'' ai ' ,1,,fi ° f t,,achers n "« er instructors from th« of Edgecombe. ommendod by every lady a State republican ticket has Purnell,of Wake. that has worn theni. 2 . SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE. For Lieutenant Governor: opened the eyes of the third Associate Justice, William BEND FOB CIBCTJLAB. RUFUS A. DOUG 11TON, in^'ct'c''"^ ant i<'nt a,M(I m°dern languages, sciences, tnUiyic, drawpart y, and they are now able S. Ball, of Guilford. E. B. OSBORN, Southern Agent, ot Alleghany. to see the trick intended for Judge, 12th District, W.L. 66 RICHARDSON BLOCK, 3. COM MERCIAL COURSE. Cfmvauors W a n t e d . C H A T T A N O O G A , TEHfo For Secretary of State: thero. Much encouragement Norwood, of Haywood. Including stenography, typewriting, hook-keeping, etc OCT A V1Ijfe POK E, was given the third party by 4. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE of Wake. the republican bosses in the "Of every hundred baby (A ). ScmNTiFiu COOKING . The study of the production and manni ui juml n S t a t e , p r o m i s i n g t h e m . girls that are born in China, For Auditor: met ure of foods, etc. ROBERTM. FURMAN, DENTIST through Dr. Mott, to affiliate about thirty are p u t to Su vixti.—limbraciiif} tiia cutting and fitting ot gunnels, of Buncombe. OF RUTHERFORD COLLEGE, N. (!., in nil at ;ry, <il • with theu: in the State and death." Is it any wonderJ,, county elections. This was that the great Empire is be­ Is now located at Sheriff The teachers at fit* hen*' ,*.f Tl,^ liMnn«.<For Treasurer: DONALD H\ BAIN, N Y " mi,J tlieotdi!u™(mTthe br«i done in order to get as ma hind the tunes? Surely si­ Baird s on Watauga River, E'VI-.Vr" ' near Ynlle Crucis. Having of Wake. ny of the democratic voters lence must reign there deeper had (14) fourteen years ex­ For Supt. of Public Instruction* a s p o s s i b l e t o s u p p o r t t h e than that before the winds perience as a dentist, and us­ A thoroughly Organized Preparatory Department JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH, third party. A split in the were made, for the ceaseless ing nothing but the BEST ma­ f 0 r H l l ! l , , ' h a S n r e n o t P rp P»red for of Johnston. democratic party was the on clatter of women's tongues t e r i a l , c o m b i n e d w i t h G O O D WORK , offers his professional ly hope of republican success, disturb them not. For Attorney-General: services to the citizens ot Wa­ The school .year wi'l ho divided into two terms, cost to nuoil SKO and we are proud to know FRANK I. OSBORNE, tauga county as a F I R S T pu tei in,, or ^loo i'er .year, which barely covers the expense' of of Mecklenburg. hoard, the'school being prociiceilly free, having been provided for their plans have failed. JUDGE Lurches, the republi o L A s s Dentist. Ul famulB lars Z ivTo can nominee for governor, Prices reasonable and lai.s AP|.I> to For Judge of the Twelfth District Htsv. i'Hos.rpY further partieuLAVVRBNCB, IT IS reported from republi­ stated in his speech at the sa tisiaction F UL LY i> ua vanGEORGE A. SIIUFORD, Ashe ville, N. C. can headquarters that plen­ Statesville convention that teed Eor Electors at Large: ty of boodle will be sent to he was opposed to the free J ul 20. 3 mo. WOODRUFF. CHARLES B. AYCOCJK. w. E. OtftCMN* North Carolina and Virginia coinage of silver and State UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA' ESTA8USHED 1868. ROBERT B.GLENN, w i t h t h e h o p e t h a t t h e s e banks. He defended the na­ ft II « i."i t For Elector, 8th Con. Dist. S l a t e s m a y b e c a r r i e d f o r tional banking system and Instruction is offered in four general courses of study, six J AMES It. L EWELLYN, Harrison. Perhaps some of the McKiuley tariff law. The brief courses, a large number of Surry. KNOXVS LLP, TEN*. our third party leaders will judge is a true-blue republi­ of special courses, and in law, 176 & 178 Cay Street, g?t some of the cash to help can. medicine a a <j engineering. HARDWAPfE. For Congress, 8th Dist: The Faculty includes twenty the republican cause, b u t , W ILLIAM H. B OWER, MuVeahoosf!c N '4o. L °° kS ' Hln 8 as - T o °' a . "ore® ami teachers. Scholarships and of Caldwell. ike the republican bosses, IOHN L. Sullivan, the Bos­ loan funds are available for they will put the money where ton champion stugger, no Ion needy young men of talent AGRICULTURAL 6iV!PLSFd1ENT8 DEMOCRATIC GENERAL ASSEMBLY it will do the most good, in ger wears the belt that desig an dcharacter. The next ses­ TICKET. their own pockets. Hereto­ nates him the champion of sion b'gius Sept, 1. For cat­ Cradle and Snath!; fed' Wire?^ ^***»"• For Senate: fore the republicans have n- the world. He was knocked alogue with full information, W ILLIAM C. F IELDS , of Alle dopted this plan in North out hy Corbett on the 21st add ivss I' resit lent W in* con, CONT RACTORS' SUPPLIES. ghany county. Chapel Udl, JV C. Carolina. M A T T O E R S , * 5 1G I T G E D ^ ' R I M ° HHa ^ ° VrS, R ? c * A mme 6 ' 3 ' Blackround at New Orleans on the smith Tools, V.'hoalbarrows. &c. For House of Renresntati ves 8t.li inst. We are glad the AMMUNITION, SPORTiNC GOODS. THE republicans of North E DWARD F. L OVILL. Lalifornian licked him. John Carolina are highly elated oShot Q Gu°Wmch69to^H^and°CoPPrf n ^ f n s , l 9 h L. got too big. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. ver their flattering prospects, nsh|l^grRo5sP°^der' Sh^ bead, F?ih Ho oks^ndtfne^ For Sheriff. D. F. BAIRD. and according to the News HON . W. H. Bower is ma­ SPECIALTIES. ' For Reg. of Deeds C. J. COT. md Observers information, king a grand campaign. We TRELL. the following is the table the Sfrcular °Sawdow 9 G?ass^^ire**0r"oof & f Be u!n Eor Treasurer, \V. E.GREEN. republicans have made out; learn from the Morgan ton Screen Doors and Herald that K. L. Ration aFor Surveyor, L. I). L OWE. tn EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. People's party, 25,000; For Coroner E LBERT F AR. )emocratic party, 135,000; bused the democratic party THING. Republican party, 145,000, throughout his speech a t 'heel Carts. Send for Catalogue and prices. which will, as they claim, give Morgan ton, but said not a DAVE the best selected and WE HAVE been trying dilli- them a majority of 10,000. word of condemnation to the bti-KPst stock of troods ever fallfgo'ligitgouP paSonagg.*" ° r d e r 3 b v ma "' We respectgently to find the third par- What do you think of t. h e radicals. Why? lie v.ants orought to this place and i ty in Watauga county, but, above figures, third party their votes. perhaps the best, 'selection in W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. so far, our efforts have been i-iends? Are you still willing the count v. 176 & 178 Cay Street, Kft'OXVJ'LLE, TENN. j fruitless. We were told that to throw away your votes CURTIS , the editor of Harp­ on the Watagua river t h e on thethird party candidates er's 11 eekly, died at his home woods were full of them, but and let the republicans come in New York last week. He TO when we got there, they told in? will be missed, not only as ed us that Beaver Dams w a s itor of one of the best Ameri­ MR. MARTIN late­ TV-, the place to find this party. TALT Hall has paid the pen can weeklies, but politically, ruj • A ro iv'fai}It{»ro t s j(j;»;• Jgv Rr. i t x ' j j jZfi y fjn"*h ly returned from the jsdj alty at last. He has found lie was a strong supportei From the Beaver Dames we North, where hespent ^—INCDRPORATEDjournied and saw several who at last that "the way of the of Grover Cleveland. J. ij. 'IX n week buying GOODS, , Ihesid'Hit. G. W. GREENLE'U ('a shier. were charged with having trnnsgresaor is hard." Are and we have almost A >j 7 n O i i i Z e f ) L A t i l A L . . p o t ) 0 , 0 0 0 . third party ideas, but we there not other murderers The battle of Leipsic was anything needed in 81'OS! 'II / HED OA PI i\\ f /} 000. found them as true deino- who have been tried recently lost on account of an infeli THIS : <T '>Us: J. E. Fin ley, J. T. Peacu, W. M. Ahsher, E. crads as ever, and we were in who should have shared the citous leg of mutton that Inn S. : i L .j T f • and T. B Fin ley. county, at [trices that formed that but a few voters same fate, if equal justice had been too freely partaken of defy compe­ D >es h <C^ca! banking business ®an i 'solicits the ac • of this kind lived in the town been done? Murder in high by one of the Generals. A tition. c amts o! merchants and business men generallv. life should be punished as glass of wine changed the des ship, not a dozen. We did ;not see but one and he "said promptly as was this unfor­ tiny of France for 20 years lie was doubtful. However, tunate man. It is tobehoped Hats, T H K S E A R E H A R D T I M E S I T is now reported that Dr. we were told that the repub­ that the time will come when Shoes, l i c a n s a t Z i o n s v i l l e w o u l d King Law will meet out e- Mott is fully disgusted with Clothing, o ), EV FA FY ONE should save ail rhev '-an and YTifj qual justice to all and show the republican machine, and should begin bv buving vour vote for the third party, but Ladies trimmed special favors to none when says he will vote for the dem­ and untrirnmed bats, we were not enough to make MW II ACiilA gs #F IE. any further enquiry. No one they have violated the laws ocratic State ticket. We are Ribbons, A .iT inter Ih.) mm, who runs iho wn K on an.) Re )i„ f.| or $00 lr of the opinion that this is on Cove Creek was found w ho of God and man. Flowers, I w„ » I y,,n as «ood for ?a5. -Machiim ,, TO dlos that will lit any would vote outside of t h e Plumes. T HE cholera in Russsiaand doubtful. r.a. m 25 cts p r d,«., sent out by mail. | haT0 a Bt'„(.k o 1 d pa i ties. 8oine republi­ Germany is increasing a n d Notions, R"eis'40 ^ toll. Joint rods 75 rts to $1.50. ZPT*? : Heavy cans have changed over to the people are dying by thou­ JOHN Greenleaf Whittier, ' .1. t,0 rH.s p-r dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 2 5 rt „ the democrats. The republi­ sands. Quarentine regula­ the eminent American poet •and fancy groceries. doz-s eeiifrb.v mad. Netting for selns. ami seins of anv length can party is very dull and tions have been established and philanthropist died at coin Ilct. Ilnwcimlis of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail. 1 don 't want to talk on the po at all ports the United States his home on Wednesday of a >t .an to wnte Cor pi ices. Respectful!iy, liti-al issues. They are done to prevent the spread of the last week. He was born in TO se us before you buy. 1 with Harrison. Our opinion dreaded disease in our coun­ 1808, which makes him eig'iWe are in a posi­ i v •>1 a i ty-four years old. is that the democratic party try, We hope our people tion to sa ve KNOX VILLE. 7 ENS. in Watauga is in good shape will be made secure from this you money. ARKANSAS goes democratic and will roll up a a good ma­ disease, and feeel distressed Very Respectfully, jority on the 8th day of No­ that so many are falling vic­ by nearly 50,000 majority. 11. (, MARTIN & Co. vember for Cleveland, Carr, tims to this death-dealing Like in Alabama, all the com SUDSL HIDE b OR 7 HE I) EM OCR A 77 bined forces were pitted a- Blowing R&ek June 30, '92. and the whole democratic scourge. gainst the democrats, b u t ticket. The signs are now M ' S IRON BITTERS One dollar pays for the such only makes them fight Bplendid for victory. Cur©3 Dyspepsia, In­ Democrat one year. the harder. digestion & Debility. ««OC ONLY BY TN* who RUFF & OD. WITHOUT A .1 SPECIALITIES. COME �"V W"'" - SUBSCRIPTION KATE S that the elder was a matt of to THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT much earnestness and work­ ing for the ap-building of his 1 .opyl year .$1.00 race, but as to his congrega" (> months .... 50 u 8 months .... 85 tion, they seemed, most of them, to be utterly oblivious ADVEUT1SLNG RATES. of the fact that he wasstand 1 inch 1 week. i5 i fTr u 1 month 1.7 5 '| ing before them, and much <l " 8 8.00 to the mortification of elder " 6 " 5.00 " 1 year 7.00 and pastor, had to close the column 1 week 9.00 services on account of the up " 1 month 18.50 roar and bad behavior of the 8 " 25.00 people. Shame on such con­ 6 " 87.50 " 1 year 50.00 duct. merly lived in Gaston county There Is Vicrory in toe Ait*. and was recently married in Lenoir Topic. that county. To arms, democrats! Victo ry is in the air. The people TO rise in-the morning with a are with us. The opposition h, " ,! t'.f'VV' 110 m °"th and no -Oappetite, indicate that the etom quails before us in every quar ach needs strengthanin g. For ter. Press the fight. In Ar­ this purpose, there is nothing bet kansas the democracy waged ter than an occasi onal dose of a brave fight against t w o Aycr s Pills taken at bed time. I wish to call the attention tickets, republican and third of the trade to the fact that ReyDtrarg and Judges for the Novem­ party, and carried the State 1 am now offering some rare ber Election, by Townships. by 25,000 majority. It mop­ bargainsin boots, s h o e s , ped the earth with the oppo­ hats, ready-made clothing, Boone township, Nathan sition. In North Carolina the prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ Horton Reg. and J.L. Wink same thing will be done. The —Mr. L. L. Greene IR ma itreene IR ware, shell as plows, hoes, . Entered a t the Post.office at king some good improve­ ler, G> H. Blair L. M. Trivett democracy will carry t h e shovels, spades, tracechains, State over the combined for­ Boone, N. C., as second-class ments on the post office in and J. J. Mast, judges. and, in fact, anything you Bald Mountain, Willie H. ces of republicanism and third mail matter. Boone. He is fitting up a need in this line. nice office in the store room McGuire, Reg. and J. I. Wil party ism by at least 25,000 LOCAL NEWS. of the building in which the son, H. A. Dobbin, J. L. Ta- majority. And we shall do office has been kept for the tum and A. T. Michael judg­ the same thing in the8th Con —Some corn is being cut in past three years. Tt is grat- es. gressional district.. If we but the county. Beaver Dams, II. H. Far­ work on, with the snmejudgifyinsfto know that Miss Nan —Capt. D. P. Mast left yes­ nie Hodges has been enstall- thing registrar and J. K. Per rnent and enthusiasm that I keep constantly on hand a ry, H. H. Greene, W. H. Hill- we have exercised for the last terday for his home in Wins­ ed as clerk in the office. full supply of grocer­ ten days, Bower's election is iard and Win. Jailer judges. ton. ies consisting in part of Su­ —Hon. If. B. Glenn, ^jrate Blowing Rock, J. ii. Clarke assured. This is a democrat gar, Coffee, Rice, etc., —Treasurer IF. E. Greene elector, arid J. C. Scarbor­ registrar and W. H. Ed mis- ic district. Bower is making which will, be sold as cheap as raised a tomato that weigh­ ough, candidate for Superinten, Jacob Klutz, W. H. Har a grand canvass and is win­ they can be bought in the ed 18 ouuees. tendant of Public Instruc­ din and L. W. Estcs,- judges. ning/he people over to his mountains. —Mr. John S. If ilfiams be­ tion, were to speak here on Bine Ridge, W. B. Rogers side wherever he speaks* Tuesday last. Mr. Scarbor­ gan school at Shull's Mills I cannot, in this small space registrar and John Storie, J. Last week he made a glorious ough left the canvass at Lintell you of half the bargains on Monday. W. Harrison, J. B. Bobbins canvass in Gaston county, ville on account of a large Earn prepared to offer, but strengthening himself a n d —Coffey Bros., of Boone, boil on his neck. Mr. Glenn and A. R. Cook judges. invite you, one and all, to cut and put up 185 stacks of came on to Boone to fill his Cove Creek J. M. Stokes reg democracy, and on Wednes­ come and see. Thirty-six in­ istrar and A. Roten, Asa. Wil day he met Patton at Morhay this season. appointment, bul; the incesches to the yard and sixteen —It. B. Glenn, State elector, sa n t ra i n p re ven ted a ny n u m - son, John McBride and J. S. ganton and laimhdrsdacom ounces to the pound has ev­ but. Efforts are being made will be with us during court her from coming out and no Eggars judges. Til IS IS NO HUM er been mv motto, and I to get Patton and Wilcox to­ Elk, P. L. Hamb.y, regis­ and make a speech on Mon­ speaking was held, HUG TO DRAW hope to receive in the future, trar and Esaw Hodges, L. M. gether for a joint canvass. If day. what I have so much enjoy­ —We hear that the Rev. Hodges, Thomas Miller and they fail Bower will keep up TRADE! ed in the past, the liberal pat —Thanks to Mr. John Mc- Patton in his speech at Burke J. W. Hayes judges. with both of them, unless ronage of the public. -oGhinbis for some luscious court denied this b e i n g a Laurel Creek, W. F. Wink­ they so arrange their appoint Most Respectfully, grapes he so kindly deposit­ white man's government but ler registrar and LewisGlenn, merits as to be at different I HEAR BUSINESS. C. D. TAYLOR. ed in our. office this week. was the people's government Grant Reece, Allen F. Har- places at the same time. At Valle Crucis, May 10, '92. —Dr. Wilcox spoke at Zion composed of whites, and nig man and Dan Hagaman judg any rate the people will see -O who is dodging and bush­ ville Monday and at Antioch gers, and if the niggers were es. I rom now until the first day Tuesday. The Dr. refuses to in the majoiity in State or Meat Camp, J. G. Norris whacking and will lay the county they ought to rule, registrar and J. H. Taylor, blame where it belongs. The of April I will sell my stock of meet his opponent Bower and that if he had anything T. II. Tugrnan, E. R. Norris people see the race is between —The Topic says thac Kan to do with fixing the law he and L. P. Hodges judges. Bovver and Wilcox and that We wish to call attention to our sns has gone democratic by would see that this was done. line of second-hand North Fork, A. J. Wilson Patton stands no chance of -AND25.000 majority. This must The negroes cheered him and registrar and J. J. L. Church being elected. Many men who be a mistake. Tt was Arkan­ Euggies, Carts, wagons, the republicans likewise. J. M. South, Rob.y Thomas, would be glad to vote f o r sas that went democratic Hacks, Harness Etc. Mr. Patton if he had a n y —Mnj. Clement, of Mocks- and L. A. Wilson judges. They are almost good as new,' —Three Fork Baptist AsssoAt 10 per cent above ville, was in town Monday Shnwneehaw, S. M. Duggcr chance of election will refuse and persons wishing to buy can ciation is in session at Meet and gave our office a call. He reg ist ra r a n d G. W, B ro u n, t o w a s t e t h e i r v o t e s u p o n secure bargains by calling on us. Camp church this week. Ed­ said that he had recently G. W. Dugger, S. H. Banner him thef'eby assisting to eWe have a big lot of NEW itor Dougherty, of course, is lect (A iloox. This view of the traveled through a number and A. J. Profit judges. BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, on hand. Stony Fork, A. J. Moretz case is daily becoming more of counties in this State and HA RXESS Ac —-Capt. E. F. Lovill and J. had hunted dilligently for a registrar and Solomon Green and more apparent. There If you don't think I mean it oh hand, which will be sold on C. Fletcher have formed a co­ settlment of third part.yites, M. L. McNeil, R. L. Wagner is no sense in Patton'scapdi- come and look through my reasonable terms. If we hare not partnership in the law. Mr. but had virtually failed. He atid G. W. Greer judges. got what you want, we will dacy. All it means is the de­ take pleasure iii getting any Fletcher is boarding at. the said that the answer was al­ feat of Bovver. I'attori has Watauga, A. M. Mast reg­ thing for you in our line. We buy Bryan house. ways the same, there is none istrar and G. W. Caudle, W. become stubborn and obsti­ here out. in an adjoiningcoun H. Mast, G. W. Bobbins and nate and now declares fee wil It wont cost you one" cent if direct from manufacturers and —Mrs. M. N. H or ton and can, therefore, give you very run on let tbe consequences you dont purchase. Mr. Pat Cottrell, of ('aidwell, ty or township there are lots George Shook judges. be what they may. He has I have a large stock and nlose prices. are teaching a class in the of them, hut when he reached Sallow |and leaden-hued com­ a right to do so. But sensi­ National Garment Cutting the point designated, he nev­ plexions KOOII give place to the want to get rid of it before We have a full line of new Har er found them. He says the lovliest piyk-and-white. when the ble people aie under no obli­ (system at the Bryan house. spring. ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ third part.yites are much like use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla is per- gation to gratify his pique erything in the harness line. Can —WANTED !—One or t w o 4. l Sister! in, and cosmetics entrely by throwing away ft h e i i -obeat the world on pricesi nothing good men who can furnish a f ie moaquitoas in eastern Car | a i ian ,i onP .,. Thore horse to represent us in Wat­ o.ma, no one wants to own i can counterfeit the rosy glow of votes upon him. We will take in exchange, VST CALL AND LOOK! health, which blesses those" who auga county. Term8 made them. houses, mules, and also good beef use this medicine. known on application. Ad­ cattle. Give us a call. —On lust Thursday , on the dress the Singer MTg Co., T h a t Your Hair 1 would call your attention HENKEL, CRAIG & CO. lands of Mr. Bradley in GeorCharlotte, N. C. How Will You Vote. may retain Lenoir iN. C. g'esGap in this county, Harri to the big cut in prices in my A vote for Weaver in any —Uev. C. Durham, Dr. Stal its youthful color, lings, president Iligh Point sou Lee, living on one side of Democratic State is a. vote fullness, and beauty, Other ln.es. Female College, and a num­ the mountain, and a Mr. for Harrison. dress it daily A vote for Weaver is there with ber of other distinguished Fetherson, living on the oth­ Baptists of North Carolina, er side, were both squirrel fore a vole for the force bill, Ayer's Hair Vigor spent Monday night in Boone h n nti ng, nei t her one k n o wi n g for negro supervisors and inhisneighbor was in the woods. spectors and postmasters. It cleanses the enroutefor the Association Lee saw a squirrel and start­ It is a vote for the indefinite scalp, cures humors, at Meat Camp. ed to shoot it, but the gun Oppcrtunltv! IR N'T Mist and stimulates a Bib \ouf —Mr. Glenn reports mat­ discharged itself before he got continuance of the robber portniiiti**. andBctiuirthat ct\ VimIrva povoi i r and diior*fro jcr* 1 q* w »^ioet their* iu new growth ohictiritr.! arrow.* dospitir uvvif. look back on List. ••»•«.*tsr bisil, ' (unit v 1.1 !s pn t e r s i n M i t c h e l l i n a m o r e it in range with his game. tarrjff, Jsvhieh reduces each lug! Reach out. Be up and doing lnn-.roraronr OcpOrtnof hair. nity. and seenrcpi »«:i •. priuu:u lortune uaa n 11 offer* by a philosopher. tnatABhe GutMesa healthy condition than here­ When the gun fired Lee saw year the exchange value of to p of the cotton crop at last fifty Or. J. C. Ayer & Co. embraceshe depar.s, and *iiepo-ir* ouiherri-»hnll ; foil life the . '-iu- ti. I'nr to vet-.m.'* ID w h« - you hud M tofore; also in Burke andoth a mm throw up his hands so end «'vn-»rt»TiiB\? rwrf'gaiA "xo-t rh.ntico thai thoeOtDKi Lowell, Mass. million of dollars. appear# WOfthy. and of fair pron.i e: ih t • wl.af. all er counties he has visited. and fall from a large rock. crssfnl man.da. et e i« rn opportunity, anch at i* n"t within the MS' !: o£ lul/oiinp ppopta. /vprovcd, it w-il rB a, H is a vote for unbounded He thinks Hort, Bower is safe He went to the man and dis­ at least., m grand »t*ut in tifo. Tho <JOt>DKK ot>porttini;y for many is h»«re. US miry to be r»a«io rnpldlr . d liouorahly l.y any indiistriouM poifon of clGier sox. All ages. Vutt can and that he is making an ex­ c o v e r e d t h a t h e w a s s h o t extravagance, unnatural ex­ NOTICE dotlio work and live at homo. Wherever von nra. F.ren be-6 glnti-TB nro oa-ily ear;»i: g from .Sltt .»» r d-y. Ynn penditures, and brings us no cellent campaign. ran do aa well if you will work, not too hard, hut itiduttrl* By virtue of a decree nf the in the back part of the head, nearer currency reform. onaly; and yon can increase yonr income • s y*«t fftcn. You can giro spare rime only, or all your time to the work. Easy to learn. Capital not required. We start n»n. All it com­ —E. Spencer Blackburn was the wound causing almost An examination of the vote •Superior court of Watauga coun­ paratively new and rca'D wotnlcrGrl. We instruct and ty obtained on the first Monday sliow you how. free, Kniluro unknown suioti; onr vorh in town Tuesday, and was immediate death. Lee ran in the electoral college maker in Sept., 1892, I will on the first era. No room to explain here. Write and luant r!i fee, bv retit**ti i ' <il Cnwiao to delay. A • ;• liallett A Ilex 8MO, !•<»»•'. t Mnlw, urged by Mr. Glenn to re­ to the nearest house and told plain to one that Wea ver's e- Monday in Oct., 1892, at the ainYW aMYiiMOj •n i main and have a joint discus of the circumstance, and on lection is impossible; that ei­ sourt house door in uoone in Mlwqa aaaadxa u» Xvd .vd»M aouo ja aju.uJJ.1TITII'H'•••W t- u ft i.nvufi • rl if ""'Krr mc aqi uio^i 'i««a| Xap noitil °t f®^» said county proceed to sell on a tin MOI| BO AAiltll mtn III ma l»"Aa MOII flO £I MOt|.0.|»||lM aiiit ]|[nq.||;o |Jwl •• ajiuiat 'aA***+ iIlttiKu X.VUt^l q).|UU aqi icwqa CiJl .T O) /own at investigation it was found ther Cleveland or Harrison 3 red it of six months, except 10 sion, but he would not do so, .lis ojqnop -pa.jil v it but left to join Dr. Wilcox in to be Mr. Fetherson who liv- will be the next President. J°r cent, which must be paid in his appointments. Spencer <-d near by. An inquest was E v e r y v o t e d r a w n f r o m t h e ash on day of sale, a certain V p»onp«j I, ;o »qi Mipf Ino JOIMOIJO; •0|.>l sqi jo pu» n«nu »qi .Atoqa ... Hi>Miinsi|j8Ap» aiqi jo Aniuwill , j/'T'A IHPWIIV is not to be blamed foraodg- held and the jury decided that Cleveland column strength­ tract of land in Shawneehaw -Aq »q,i, noiCpunoJo aaoqi pnn township, adjoining the lands of •Joqq3)|0U moA—ii*o oq*» «*nqi • Dig. the killing was purely acci­ ens Harrison's chances <Q apooH jno A\oqa o| »I UJOIOJ [ George Bugger, Marrin and No­ "!"P "1».«q no/ny oouuqo oq| i jo »jna oqntn n*o oono |» an o|, dental. Lee was arrested the The total vote in the electo ah Culver and others, containing <nu« oq« aaoqi /juo o*oqq«* —The colored people held '/lll*oo| t" - m nwjqqil flNUV« — 1 qo*o — • nosh*/ »nooi Id acres more or less, sold as the • IH/puaa i|ima« apooi jouodna jno 01 their Quarterly meeting at next day, and tried b e f o re ral college is 444; the success property of .J. A ^humaker, dec. •J* o.mpoj|n|jno pn« 'p.q*nb«un aoiiqi.mi 1ii| aodnoao «J* «a;mp»j ino 'laidia** " 1he court house in Boone on Evsqrs. Mast and Harbin, but i'rrl candidate must recei ve to make assets to pay the indebt RESPECTFULLY, 1 mi-oqij® •»"<» edness of said estate.* This Sept last Saturday and Sunday. no evidence disclosed a n y 223 votes.—Ex. >th 1892. L. W. E ARTHING , E X • i CtJl Rev. Brooks presiding. The jir-v. III j Mt.'siu11ig• AIM-!; iV'/ V 1 k " im £j Hall's Renewer in the lia'ural E. F. LOVILL, Attv. .b'O JT- kiistl ar'* T J «r«r f.r 1 ' '' 1 ln? " ,i ,v * a i il( vU!S white people who attended :remedy for gray hair, dandruff ble,orInAi. , 5v." , 1 u ' your subscription. frna service were impressed 'leased. Mr. Fetherson for- and baldness • BROWN*S I. SAY! CLOTHING ATTENTION, OUTERS!! OVERCOATS COST! STOCK Mined hi« Ly I! Is tbe 1 itr. tjoiden • cpoi iunity i-t* n*- '.'••y «)tic«. c ich r - • a a* wmn I II I l, UI U � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/ed57a84754a4b005a7317c8f25a64a02.pdf 06714dde0a5d2f3b7d2c5404deea4e32 PDF Text Text IK'OYE, PROFESSIONAL. COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 22 1892, NO. 4. LETTER. ery day, and I think, the de­ A POLITICAL SENSATION. A Sensation About Blaine. a s a class, have their griev­ mocracy will carry the s t a t e la cm our Regular Correspondent. G. \V. King, of Augusta, ances, a n d the democratic W. B. COUNCILL, J R. RALEIGH , N. 0., Sept. IB— very cleverly for Cleveland." Me., now in S t . Louis, is thus . ATTORNRY AT I.A A. Air. Harrison finds it more According t o the informa­ [SPECIAL ]—The Signal, the reported in the Globe Demo­ party for long, weary years, has fought their battles a n d Bo tine, N. C. a n d m o r e d i f f i c u l t a s t h e tion received here the third organ of the Mott wing of crat: " There will be a sensa contended for their rights. campaign grows more inter­ party is also "weakening ev­ the Republican part.v, will l i o n o n e o f t h e s e d n y s t h a t \Y h a t is t o be gained by de­ esting to boss the republican ery d a y " in all the rest of the create, a sensation to-mor­ W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. will surpass t h a t created by serting a s t r o n g a n d powermachine from o u t of the way Southern states, and the dan row. I t will attack in un­ Boone, N. C. the tragic death of Vlexan- iul friend and organizingyour Loon Lake, so he will this ger which was apprehended measured terms the Republi­ Resident Physician; .bffice der Hamilton. It will be no­ selves into a. weak party? HI King Street n o r t h of P o s t week return t o t h e \V h i t e a t one time on account of its can S t a t e convention and thing more nor less than the Nothing! Stick t o j q m r old House, where he can watch existence is now regarded a s will s a y : Jffice. suicide of one of the greatest f r i e n d s . I n u n i o n t h e r e i s and direct every move made. very smith. The issue be­ " T h e platform adopted is men America h a s ever pro­ He thought sei iously a t one tween the democratic and re­ of no avail, because the de­ duced. Never mind who I strength; in unity of purpose F . LOVILL ime of taking up his resi­ publican parties is s o sharp­ mand for tho unconditional mean; vou'l! know soon en­ there is victory a n d r e 1 i e f ATTORNEY AT T-AW, from all our woes. dence in New York City du­ ly drawn in thi.j campaign ippeal of the county govern­ ough. Like Dean Swift, he Boone N. P. ring the rest or the campaign t h a t no man who has ever ment system nol only raises fully expects t o d i e a t t l i e t o p . Political Jobbery Exposed. in order t o make certain t h a t been a democrat feelslike aid the negro issue, b u t is op­ He is a man who would like DR. L. C. REEVES. Dr. W. P. Exum, the third his orders were carried out, ing indirectly the republican posed by many Republicans. t o be president, but fears the party gubernatorial nominee PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON but lm was finally made t o party by casting ri vote for It woilld be a great calamity onerous dipies a>f the office Office a t Residence. has confided t o a most inti­ see t h a t it was more politic a ticket which he knows can if by any means Eaves and would precipitate the catas­ mate friend t h a t his p a r t y Boone, N. C. t o remain in Washington and by no combination of circum his venal and corrupt negroes trophe which for ten y e a r s has perfected arrangements pretend t o be engrossed with stances win. should he put in control of past ho has been' dreading, w i t h national republican L. I). LOWE, his executive duties, No one need be surprised if the Eastern counties. The\ and upon whose very verge headquarters, t h a t in case "South D a k o t a , " said a a big war scare be shortly would rob and plunder a s h e stood four years ago. Harrison's election's election gentleman just from demo­ sprung on the country a s an 1 hey d id I wen ty- three yea rs Health of body and health of on the day of Nov. the 8 t h , •ANDcratic headquarters in New- aid t o Mr. Harrison's curidi- ago. mind returned, and the black ne.it, the entire vote of t h e York, " h a s been cleverly ta­ dac.v. Admiral Walker has Knowing a s we d o t h a t shadows t h a t threatened t o NOTARY PUBLIC, people's party will be thrown ken o u t of the republican coi- been sent t o Venezuelan wa­ the nomination of the Fui engulf him faded before hopes into the hands of the republi BANNER'S E L K . N. 0 . u m n I) y a n arrangement ters in t h e cruiser Chicago, dies ticket h a s a strong ten­ glorious dawn; butsincethen can party. made a day o r two a g o by under sealed orders w h i c h dency t o lose Harrison the domestic troubles have fall­ In return, the republicans representatives of the demo­ there is reason t o believe electoral vol'* and ruin for­ j. % en s o thick upon him t h a t have pledged themselves t o cratic and of the peoples par practically instructs him t o ever the Republican parts 'one woe doth tread upon a n give their entire vote t o \Yea t y . Ip .that S t a t e there a r c take steps which will be al­ here, i t is o u r duty t o O p ­ Other's heels, so fast they fol­ ver if Harrison's chances of three fully organized parties, most certain t o be objected pose this ticket and t o d o all ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. low. The shadows return­ election should look doubt­ Offers liis professional services and when they vote for sepa- t o by German and British we can t o bring about a ed, he cast hope behind him ful t h a t day. The bargain, • the people of Mitchell, a t e tickets the republicans war vessels already in those crushing defeat for it. This and retire t o private life. His according t o the Weaverite atauga ami adjoining counes.&asT'A'o bad mnteiul used have the plurality. A demo­ waters, if thev d o n o t bring we shall d o without regard horror is the madhouse, and candidate, was made between 'id all work guaranteed.~v98 crat who is a member of (he aboiit actual hostilities. Ad t o personal and political con­ I ha ve i t upon indisputable both parties t o beat Cleve­ May 1 1 y. national committe conceived m i r a l W a l k e r w i l l f i n d t h e sequences. Every phase oft he authority, t h a t rather than land a t all hazards and with the idea of a fusion between Concord and Kea range a t La political situation justifies end his d a y s a n object of pity express view t o break thesolthe democaatic and people's Gua.vrtf when he gels there and approves this action and withjhnndsconfined and mind id South. party in t h a t S t a t e , both t o and they, with the Chicago, we have the firm support enthralled, he will, like an­ The gentleman who inform ATTORNEY A1 LAW, support, t h e people's S t a t e will make a formidable fight­ of Mott, Russell, and hun­ other Brutus, destroy him­ ed us of this conspiracy, a n d VltlON, N. C ticket, and tlie four presiden­ ing",trio. The s t o r y a s it reach dreds of other Republicans, self. I t is paid by those who t o whom this confession was tial electors t o be equally di­ es me is t h a t a trumped up white and colored. Our ad­ -(o)know, t h a t he is never with­ made by Dr. Exum, i s a m o s t vided, and after considerable claim charging European ves vice is t o vote against the o u t a poisonous dagger, pur roputaole citizen of this eoun IVill p r n c l ire in the courts of negotiation the fusion h a s sels with having violated the Democratic annex, headed by it anga. Ashe, M itchell, M. Don chased in Italy of a profess­ ty, a n d is willing t o make af­ n m l a l l o t h e r e o n v t i e s in 1 ! i e been agreed upon." If this Monroe doctrine during the Lurches. Vo>e for 1 he ticket ional assasin. and t h a t when fidavit t o the above state­ s t e r n l i s t r i e f . ^ ' " S p e c i a l a t t e n gentlema n's news is trust wor Venezuelan revolution is t o headed by Exam a s a matter he realizes t h a t the crisis tins ment if it comes to the ques­ n given to the collection of thy, and I have every reason be made t he basis of a lot of of principle, in order t o se­ come he will turn it against imsyw tion of veracity between him t o believe it is, Cleveland and spread eagleism on the p a r t cure the t w o remaining re­ himself, l i e presents a brave self and Dr. Exum. Stevenson will get two electo ol Admiral Walker, who is t o sults whi di a r e paramount front t o the world, lie is Doesn't this show plainly ral votes t h a t have n o t been sail around with a chip on with every Republican-First, n o t a man t o wear his heart t h a t a v o t e , for Weaker I) EXT AI / S U R G EON, counted upon. his shoulder dgring the for t o secure the Mertnral vote upon his sleeve; but he i v .dimeans a ballot for Harrison, The same gentleman assur­ eigners t o knock i t off, and for Harrison, and second, t o >scop. North Carolina. z<\sonly too well t h a t his and vice versa 7—GoldsborO )f!ers his professional services ed me t h a t all the republican hoping,fill Use whilethat they secure the destruction of the 'ife's work is done; t h a t there Headlight. the people of this and adjoin talk about t h e failure of Mr. they will. Democratic fpnrty in North a r e none t o minister t o a dis counties. All work promptly Cleveland t o harmonize cer­ (.'arolina. Mr. \\ ana maker has accep­ Gone Back on Harrison. eased mind. He is sick with ie and satisfaction guaran tain alleged discordant de­ ted the t\vq bids of the fn" T h e ticket headed by F u r many grief's; the future is a .I. I NDIANVPOLIS , fad., Sept. 5/ ments in the democratic par­ rnan line of steamers for car­ ches is simply and solely a n r l . 1). Christie editor of the 27, A mo. Cimmeria in' which blazes n o t ty of New A ork was the veri­ r y i n g E u r o p e a n m a i l , t h e auxiliary to the Deuiocratii one s t a r of hope. How long fn<liana polis World, and one est bosh. Said he: "Before price hemg in both bids $ 4 , party, ready a teaser t o NOTICE. will t h a t poisoned piece of of the most prominent color­ the first of October i t will be per mile, The In man people rouse the energies of the old s t e e l s l e e p h a r m l e s s i n i t s ed Ineti in the s t a t e , will sunlotel Property for Sale. On account of failing health so plain t h a t the most san­ were evidently acting by the Bourbons. The very men Venetian scabbard ? None can port the democratic ticket a t n y s e l f and w i f e , 1 otfei for s a l e guine republican will have t o card when they,got, an Ainer who forced Urn nominal tons tell. I pick up the paper ev­ the corning election. He has h o t e l property in the town of acknowledge t h a t t h e demo­ ican registry from Congress know t h a t the ticket cannot ery morning with fear a n d been a life-long republican,' me. North Carolina, and will cratic party of New York is for those two big steamers; be elected a nd do" not expect trembling. I strain my ear and during the l a s t national l o w for cash and make terms nit the buyer, and will take harmoniously working t o car without the American regis­ it will be elected. Possessed t o catch ihe news boy's cry campaign was one of Mr. or personal properly i n ex- ry t h a t S t a t e for Cleveland/' try the company could n o t of this knowledge, why they of 'extra,! expecting t o hear Harrison's most enthusiastic imv. Apply soon, and what is more t o the point have bid and those f a t c o n - insisted on nominating a t h a t the bolt has fallen; t h a t supporters. He says: W. L. BRYAN. they ore going t o succeed in tracts could not have been se ticket is a, mystery t o every friend and foe are alike inoui " I have long since ascer­ doing i t . " cured. Of course no republi­ man who is endowed' with ning a t the bloody bier of tained tha t the glorious prom Notice. Ex-Treasurer Houston, of can high in authority p u t a n y JJO TRlea! sense." the noblest. Roman of them ises which are held o u t t o o r s a l e . 900 acres of land, Indiana, is in Washington on the managers of t h e Inman all." people of my color by repub­ Rich Mount a i i i , W a t n n g a n t y , on which is asbestos, a political mission, and i t is line " o n t o " this little racket. Gazette:—Off i h e y come. lican office-seekers on the eve fine land for sheep ranch, significant t h a t he admits Bristol Courier;—There nre of a n election invariably foil Maj. \V. II. Ma lone has ta­ Gastonia Gazette:—A cor­ ken his name from the third but two g r e a t parties in the t o materialize, a n d i t seems A private. L . D . Lowe & t h a t the chance of t h e repuli\ E n r g c r s o n , Ex'trs. of cans t o carry t h a t s t a t e is respondent writing us from A. P . Calloway, deed. largely dependent upon the Lincoln ton s a y s of the speak­ d n r t y ticket. l i e sees no United States, the democrat­ t o me t h a t i t is high time we chance of its election, and if ic and republican, and t h e \yere«nlling a halt on such T i m e r Elk, Nov. 1 5 '90.. outcome of their efforts t o ing there: one of the old parties m Us t way t o get reforms is t o dupery. have the court- declare t h o ' Democracy had a rousing rule, he prefers the democrat i g h t for them in t h e ranks of NO! ICE, The greatest curse upon art ies putting papers in present apportionment law victory here S a t u r d a y . J . S. ic. And t h a t is where we be­ die former. The republicans t h e black man of to-day is hand for execution will of thestateunconstitutional. Bell met Bu'tler and Exum. lieve most thoughtful third lave been in power for thir­ his proneness t o blindly obey so advance the Ires with He also admits t h a t there is Exutn's "speech"(?) was n o t t y y e a r s , a n d d u r i n g t h i s t h e dictates of republican papers and taey will re- republican disaffection in the worthy the name a n d Bell p a r t y men will get t o before third of a century the number demagogues without consult the election. e prompt a i i ( at ion, other state. This is in marked con absolutely riddled Butler. of millionaires have grown ing his own inclination, be­ » they wiii ho returned f r a s t t o the claim everything The s o called "hotbed of T . He v. If. D. Lequex, f o r from hundreds i n t o thous­ cause he has been made l o b e executed for the want of tone, of the Indiana republi­ Partyism'' was s o uncomfor­ some years paster of the Bap ands, arid the number o f lieve t h a t his freedom was s >P. F. B ATRD S HFF. cans who have come t o Wash table t h a t Ex inn, Butler and tistchurch in Morganton and tramps from none all into cured wholely arid entirvlv NOTICE. ington since Harrison war re party went t o Hickory t o Hickory, has resigned his p a s hundreds of thousands. What! through the republican par­ inlaws of the S t a t e re- nominated. spend Sunday. They couldn't t o r a t e and has connected is the remedy for this s t a t e ! ty.—V. Y. World. c all weights and m o a s - General A. S. DuTord, of stand this town! Exum is himself with the Presbyteri­ of affairs? Clearly for every | fo he sealed, and I here- Virginia, a prominent rail said t o have remarked, while T a n church. At the recent sea lover of his country t o qrray ! Sallow and leaden-hued com-, otifv the people t h a t I road man, says a b o u t lioli- a t the depot waiting for the sion of Uoneord Probytery, himself on the side of democ- plcxioiiH soon give place to (he. i r e p u r e u UMJII FMU H V»WI I%. | , ' » will find mc in Boone a t i Lies in his state: " I d o n o t train t o leave,* " t h a t he Mr. Lequex was admitted t o ' r a c y . Temperanco, a s a trior lovliest pink-and-white, when the use of Ayer's Sarsapnrilht is per­ residence of I). B. Dough-! think t h e third p a r t y will cut would give $ 5 0 0 t o be o u t of t h e Presbyterian ministry, i al queslion is all right; but sisted in, and cosmetics entvely J . II. COOK, J much of a figure in t h e Y ir- the whole business." The vacauey caused by bis'who expects t o ever see the abandoned. There is nothing tnndnrd Keeper. , ginia campaign this year. I t of ~ ! resignation h a s n o t y e t been prohibitionists c a r r y a pop- can counterfeit the rosy glowwho health, which blesses those foi P a v y o u r subscription. I filled.—Ex*. 'appears t o be weakening evlular election? The farmers use this medicine Attorney at Law m DENTIST, I F. Ed r?l Madron, WASH INGTON WATAUGA �mmtmmmmmammmmmu I T I S n lumentaole fact to a candidate for UongresN !expenditures more t h a n one The Normal And Collegiate lastitute contemplate, that any man j hundred millions a year, Unshould be the nominee of any 1 lie neatest and best prepara-! der the honest and economill. H. Dougherty, Kditor. R. C. Rivers, Publisher party for the high office of a tion to color the whiskers is Buck onl administration of Presi­ inghaui's Dye. Asheville, N. C., Congressman, who is notpos d e n t Cleveland (applause) T'ill ()iHm lis hits1 Session September, Id, 1802. iH] lbur&day, Sep. 22nd, 1802. sessed of the moral stamina and when the 4 t h d a y of Stevenson's SjiC3cl>. or ability to meet his antag­ The Institute is located in the most beautiful suburb * March 1 8 8 9 ho turned over N ATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. onist in a free and open dis­ GENERAL Stevenson, our the government t o his repub­ Asheville, N. C. The spacious building now rieailv r-o.' cussion before the people i n next Vice-President, has met lican successor there was a plated for its use, at a cost of f (>0,000. will be furnished with n't * For President} spring water from springs on t Lo premises; will be lighted with his contest for their suffrage. with the greatest demonstra­ little less than one hundred heated with hot water, and provided wRh hot and cold baths GKOVER CLEVELAND, of New York. Yet such seems to be the un­ tions by the people of North million dollars in the treasu* The health and habits of the pupils will be carefully guarded Ikhappy condition of therepub Carolina at Asheville, Hicko­ ry. What is thecondition of sides the ample spaee given for outdoor ox-, rcise, a well e<|tuim,.d" For Vice President; Iican party in this, the 8th ry, Charlotte, Raleigh and the treasury to-day after gymnasium will be fitted up within doors. No expense has hl-eii ADLAI E, STEVENSON, spared ' ~ to make the sewerage and samtary arrangements perfect, sewiumgo and sanitary arrangements of Illinois. district. Dr. Wilcox has not Winston. Thousands of peo three and one half vea s tile irnthereil n ( nil these pla­ ! IK . „ F O O t S E P A R A T E C O U R S E S O F S •MMMHIBE OF­ T U D Y W I L L only refused to meet Mr. Bow pie gathered a t all M IMA L J republican administration ? I STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FERED TO THE STUDENT. ces and several others on the Taking the estimate of the re er in a joint canvass and For Governor: fair discussion of the issues way. Perhaps n® such dem­ publican secretary ofthetrea 1. THE NORMAL COURSE. For the thorough training of teachers under instructors from f !<„ ELIAS CAIvR, onstrations were ever before sury a s t o the revenue of the best Normal Schools. that divide the two e of Edgecombe. parties, but has also in his exhibited in t h e Old North government for t h e present 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE. For Lieutenant Governor; b'ish - whacking perambula­ State. It. was a continuous fiscal year a n d the expondi- Including ancient and modern languages, sciences, music, draw­ PUFUS A. DOUGHTON, tions, fled from the face of an ovation. The crowds often t ures of t h e g o vera men t fo r ing, etc. ot Alleghany. i n e x p e r i e n c e d a n d a l m o s t n u m b e r e d f r o m f i v e t o s i x the same period there will be 3. COMMERCIAL COURSE. beardless boy, and refused thousand. General Steven­ a deficit of fifty-two millions Including stenography, typewriting, book-keeping, etc For Secretary of Sta te; GCTAVIUS COKE, t o divide time even with son made splendid speeehes of dollars) s o t h a t the treasu 4 . I)EPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE. of Wake. him. No man of that stamp t o each crowd of eager listen­ ry is confronted with bank- ( A ) . S C I E N T I F I C C O O K I N G .—The study of the production and munttfa'jt are of foods, etc. will ever be elected to Con­ e r a n d has made a wonder-1 ruptcy. For Auditor: ROBERT M. FDRMAN, gress in this district. When ul impression among thepeo j What is the cause of this? ' ( » ) . S E W I N G .—Embracing the cutting and fitting of garments. of Buncombe. the republican party placed pie. The tariff and force bill This is a n enquiry t h a t mi lunar;,. etc. the teachers at the 'read-A This Department are from the fa their standard jn the Doctor's were the principal issues dis- comes home t o every honest For Treasurer: pious Pratt Sell ml Brooklyn, N. V., and the others from the best DONALD W. BAIN, hand, they expected him to ussed. We t a k e f r o in the and every intelligent voter institutions in the country, chosen with reference to Christian char of Wake. car.iy ifrto the front as did .Yeir.s; and Obser ver, somee.v- of the United S t a t e s regard­ a< tef, experience, and a.bHDy as teaclu us. For Supt. of Public Instruction: L. L. Gmmo and Col. Dnla, rracts of his speech a t Ral­ less of p a rt y . In ray judg­ A Thoroughly Organized Preparatory Department. JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH, but they were mistaken in eigh: ment the-fact/that the treasu­ .Has been iurn'.shed for all euchras a r e not prepared for of Johnston, Hon. A. E. Stevenson, af­ ry is confronted with bank­ the, higher classes'. their man. Wilcox has trail ter t h e applause subsided, ruptcy grows o u t of two ca us The school year will bo divided into two terms, cost to our ed their banner in the dust For Attorney-General: per t nn, or 100 per ye ir. wit; -h barely covers t he ex o-kJH said: FRANK I. OSBORNE, es: First, the reckless, t h e board, tin- school being prm -T ieaiiy free, having been ITOVESPKS of Mecklenburg. Mr. President, ladies -and unwise, the lavished a p p r o by n tew libera! I'riemb ol female education. jpor fm-ther mi. THE clause in the democrat : * • -v i f i c national platform d e gentlemen: 1 have n o .vonls jprintioii* made by t h e 5 1 s t lurs apply to R EV . Tuos. L A WRENCE. •; For Judge of the Twelfth District.: m a n d i n g t h e r e p e a l o f t h e with which t o express iti.vnp- Congress, a republican Con­ GEORGE A. SHU FORI), Asheville, A 7 . CI tax upon the issue of state ireciation of t h e courteous gress, the first Congress t h a t Eor Electors at Large: banks, is one of its most im­ terms in which it h a s pleased has gone into history a s a wooo« of r. CHARLES B. AYCOCK. W. E. ORFTVRE-S ESTABLISHED 1865. p o r t a n t p l a n k s . N o t h i n g your distinguished chairman billion dollar Congress, and ROBERT B. GLENN, would more minister to the t o p r e s e n t m e t o t h i s v a s t in t h e second place, o u t of the For Elector, 8th Con. Dist. relief of the people in thepres crowd. I can only s a y for passage bv t h a t Congress of J AMES It. L EWELLYN, ent deplorable financial stria t h e w o r d s s p o k e n , f o r t h e the McKiidey tariff. By t h e 176 & 178 Cay Street, KNOXVg LLE, TENfe of Surry. gency, than the establish­ hearty greeting you have ac­ passage of t h a t law fifty mill­ ment of state banks of issue. corded me, I a m profoundly ions of dollar's were c u t from H A R D W A R E . For Congress, 81 h Dist: L°Ck8' H'nB°8' T° ol8' Horao Such banks would augment grateful. From the time I the treasury of t h e United WILLIAM II. BOWER, Mule "hoqsf of Caldwell. our depleted circulation; crossed the Tennessee line, States, and in a large meas­ make money more plentiful corning f r o in my distant ure the deficit of which I have AGRICULTURAL ESWIiPLEiMENTS. DEMOCRATIC GENERAL ASSEMBLT Genuine Oliver Chilled Plows, Syracuse Hillside Plc^rs. and in a measure afford re­ home in the Northwest, 1 spoken is a result of the pas­ TICKET. Brown s Double Shovel Plows, Cider M ills Straw Cub ^towers. Corn Shellers, Hay t r orks Scvtbee* lief. Mr. Harrison's cry a- have known no other t h a n a sage of t h a t bill. Cradle and Snaths, Barbed Wire, &c7, & c For Senate: bout "wild-cat"' banks falls hearty welcome from t h e poo CONT RACTORS' SUPPLIES. WILLIAM C. FIELDS , of Alle­ f i a t u p o n t h e e a r s o f t h o s e pie, from my fellow demo­ Ccluuibus dn.v is Oct 21st. Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Steel, Iron.! Shovels Picks. ghany county. who remember the prosper­ c r a t s of the Old North State- B hv was it changed from kkkhkkolk?Wh'&etba 'rrowkkSc. D r l " H a mmers/B.aclv For House of Represn la fives ous days from 1850 to 1800, I d o n o t feel t h a t I s t a n d be­ Oct. 12, the day on which AAMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS. EDWARD F. LOVILL. when we had a tariff for reve­ fore you an entire stranger. inerica was discovered by Co­ nue only, and state bank I know something of the his­ lumbus and his crew in 1 4 9 2 . l h a m d ° C o U ' s ^ R * I DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. Filhlng Rod^°&c d e r ' S h ° t ' L 6 a d ' F l 8 h H ° o k a a n d U n ® » money. It is a slander upon tory of this old Common­ the statesmanship o f any wealth. The traditions, the For Sheriff. I). F. BAIRD. SPECIALTIES. For Iteg. '»f Deeds C. J. COT. stare to say it it would history, the glory of North FOR SCROFULA Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and L .eathor Beftirxr rp J3L Jj Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-pr»oof Safes Wire charter banks without throw Carolina a r e a s dear t o me scrofulous humor Screen Doors and Winoow Frames, Paver BagsAo Eor Treasurer, W. E.GREEN. in the blood, EVERYTHSNQ ON WHEELS. For Surveyor, L. I). LOWE. ing around them proper safe­ a s t o yourselves. (Applause) guards to secure their circu­ The blood of m.v kindred, a s ulcers, catarrh, and For Coroner ELBERT FAR. lation and protect the peo­ o f y o u r s , w a s s h e d a t t h e THING. consumption, Send for Catalogue and prices! wneel Cart*. ple from frauds. Let the rob battle of King's Mountain, use REV . It. L. PATTON is still her tariff be repealed, 1 e t and my kindred with yours Ayer's Sarsaparilla fully'a^icltyour patronage? 0 o r d 9 " » b V ™»". We reepehrstate banks bechartered and in formulating the Mecklen­ talking about the DEMOCRAT T h e most W. W. WOODRUFF GO. in his speeches, and defend ing more prosperous days will burg Declaration of Indepen­ economical, dawn. ^application and p r a y e r,' dence; s o t h a t I feel I h a v e a 170 & 178 Cay Street, KfiOXVI LLE, TEMU safe, speedy, and right t o welcome t o old North which he says we have as­ effective of all sailed. lie must presume THOSE who still cling to the Carolina. (Applause.) blood-purifiers. greatly upon che ignorance third paTty, do so from sheer Ladies and gentleman again of the people or he would not madness. No hope is, or can thanking you most heartily H a s C u r e d O t h e r s will c u r e y o u . p a j# 9 t * n talk so silly. We have never oe entertained, in doing any­ for t h e welcome you h a v e thing in the way of r e f o rm given me, ( will for a short wiikssboro, talked slighty or disrespect through that party. Every time detain you with a dis­ • —INC'OUPORATED fully of "supplication and I ! i 9 •(. E. FIN LEY. President. (I. W. OUEEXLBE. Cnsliibk prayer.' We understand that vote given for a third party cussion of some of the politi­ -1' vnoitizRiitArriAL. $?>uo,ooo at Morgan ton, court week, candidate, either state or na­ cal issues t h a t a r e now of l>UR#:niUEl> CAPITAL, $03',000. Mr. Patton defended 'suppli­ tional, had as well be cast in­ g r e a t moment t o the people We wish focallattentiontoour to the sea, for none of them of this country. line of second-hand cation and prayer' against itiKRHTous: J . 10. K'iuley, .J. T . Peden, W. M Abshci8. Blair and T . B Kinh y. I t shall be my earnest en­ Buggies, Carts, wagons, the assaults of the DEMOCRAT* can possibly be elected. Why "the dirty thumb-paper.' We not seek for reform where it deavor t o suggest t o you Hacks, Harness Etc, l>.-ws n w-nwrtl (MiikinK business > n 1 /solicits t h e n o fear that Mr. Patton will, as may be found, and cast your some reasons why y o u r inter They are almost good as new, c uinis o f merchants and business men < r enernllv. we predicted in the outset, ballots where they will count? ests and the interests of all and persons wishing to buy can. ^ fail to reform the politics in Then when old Grover is e- the people of o u r common secure bat'^aina by calling on us. { * | S 1 ' ] A R E I IA I M ) T I M E S | Ua the 8th Congressional I>ist., lected, your glad shout can country will be subserved by We have a big lot of NEW ascend up to heaven with us the election of Grover Cleve­ but will be greatly demoral­ BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, rAq LVERY-()NE should save all thyy r t an a n d YOU i z e d h i m s e l f b e f o r e h e g e t s all that the man who said: land (applause) t o t h e presi­ HARNESS &c s h o u l d begin by b u y i n g v o u r through his missionary work. "A cheap coat makes a cheap dency and the restoration of 011 hand, which will be wold on Biother, when you read the man," is politically buried the democratic p a r t y t o pow reasonable terms. If we ha ve not er. The administration o f got what you want, we will - u o! the man who runs the wagon and sells for fi>0 or criticism of which ,>ou com­ out of sight forever. take pleasure in getting any fi will ^ : l l y o u a s g o o d f o r $ 2 5 . \ U u - h i m n e e d l e s t h a t w i l l f i t a n y Grover Cleveland was confess plain so much, read it all, WE learn that Dr. Wilcox, edlv a n honest administra­ thing for yon ill our line. We buy 'r-Hime. at k > • ' 1 per doz., sent out by mail. 1 hare a good stock and see if it don't fit you very closely. Say what you the republican candidare for tion of the government. No direct from manufacturers and L i fishing, taeiJp. Reeds, 40 etsto Jj^l. Joint rods 15 cts to ^1.50. can. therefore, give you very i Trou* i1 i s ()B el s per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per' like about us, but when you Congress in this district, scandal attached t o his ap­ close prices. do • 1, sent by mail. Netting for seins, ami seins of anv length get through this campaign spoke at Zionville on Mon­ pointments t o office. During day, the 12th inst. No ad­ his administration the bonds We have a full line of new Har cm,.pi IP. Base-balls of t he very best, for #1 each sent by mail.' feel of yourself all over and Ijj not fait to write tor pi ices. Respectfully *peotfull v see if you are not demoraliz­ vert isemettt was ever seen by of the government were paid ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev any one in this part of t h e a t maturity, a n d a s you will ed and very much the man erything in the harness line. Cancounty, and we have seen 110 r e m e m b e r f o r t h e l a s t t w o we have thought .von to be. beat the world 0,1 prices. An v 21, 91. KNOXVILLE, 1EXXV man that has ever seen one. years of Mr. Cleveland's a d ­ After the election we will give We Will take in exchange, The Dr's. appointment must ministration t h e question yon some good advice which horses, mules, and also good beef have been passed to the faith was what shall be done with cattle. Give us a call. we hope you will receive and fnl brethren by the word of act upon. It w ill-not cost mouth, lest some enterpris t h e s u r p l u s r e v e n u e s o f t h e 11ENKEL, CJRAK} & CO. SUBSCRIBE Oil 1 I• T. Jvcuoir iN, C. you a cent. Think of many ing democrat should be on government. This was a n important inquiry in view of things you have already said JSUlly ru; Houfl are brtiHesu hand and repent as you go, so the Al . to cast a damper . on trie fact t h a t the revenues of down fr.m o- r.vork or ho-xsohoM cares. . , , ,« . the race tuac tne or , 11 Brown * Iron Hitters Fctoniid* the Jfoad will not be too heavy at the meet ID . Such political U,he government exceeded 0 ] «yst«iii, aids dl^(-.«f ior\. r«move« excess of bile, j1 its in becoming to ' cures malmia. Get the the close. cowardice is unbecoming: t o The Watauga Democrat; FOR YOUNG WOMEN, v W, W. WOODRUFF & CO. MEL,| �S T i l e W a t a u g a D e m f H j r a t , ! , p kept .-m mnoii n « ponrfbioj^t imid ,.f. n,» j H , . f v . o n t CAMP AKIN RADGES. COMi'LU-Lli \ {> 5 A OVERMAN'S '» POOP' 1 ', of H job! A turni who is ont Cold-plate >):xl finch finished, l lot A IlibNioCttATiO family newspaper IM ' ' <\ i/iVAiui.UA IJUUl.UI! Y IH k WK|>«J)Cr . ln " 1M ' 'h.ii ;1 ' 1 ji n job *«* UJIi'lJ to !SUN| IJCIC Ml. with cor roe I piet ures of'the Condi « J 1 1 *' is open IU .suspicion. vr The Rrifleofthe x P t i Ui • ) date for 1.'resident \ luc-RreKj devoted t o the interest, ol . ! revenue, Notional. S t a t e 01 'The best ami most eauabl,. dent o! all parties. aiidarm a me n t s p e c i f i c o k v g e n An na Press." IS THE ^ ^ ^ , ^ ^ u ) ; t n h o ! ; : i r i t ^ ! : i ) l l , ' f y ' 8 , m n l i " l i m i t " 1 t o !>«**h» o o ^ o u t ,. f H... » „ • . j as well showing your f'w voritora n a k.1 B R E A T H O F L I F E . " ! Do you want to aid in buildine 1 !"• ueeeswiry expense* ot tn«' |, |t—tho sternly, fpiiet M- j did ate. Sample, 10 ets; 8 lor 2 5 tauga Count v/N.ti ' 8 0 "1 » a paper 1 hat shall reflect tlx) government, x.-.C'DT> (rasss&i trov< k Miiriprif economically! lows. There n w ' n o t many of cents post paid, Liberal diseou n t / V | SP :-AYUUUB emontof air and = i-i-ciitis t C ivdit oil Nortli Carolit o the trade. Address M. F. John­ * and honestly administered. "<• matter «rliVw it .nay l.s ---"ZS MOUTHlife. hPECXI'IC"! - ' tjWater; car bo 110 5 their, without -Finley, a., sole HE PLATFORM 8. T h a t ( 'ongress issue n them in any establishment. son.Southern\ States. a lit for p.ECt OXYOKir is a 2 s f i i . 1 hen patronize (renewlly one of good judg­ the eptoial medicat- 3 The Wilmington Mes wnoVIi Adopted t>j" the St- tc Coi yt ntion sufficient amount oft'raetiont d Oxygen treat- a ;c nl paper currency tofneilitate ment can pick a loader from meat tor diseaa- 3 May lsih, 1802. LAft(UO ElUHT-J'AUK •>?S; exVQENl ea of tho noao, 2 DoAyou want a reliablePLPJCft - r -CLOSING the exchange through tho me a crowd of men. l i e will need paper throat and lungs is CLTcES j 'J he inhalations 2 givjugyoii all the ncn\s of the Resolved 1 . T h a t thedem dimn ot the U.S. mail. ASTHM?1 contain Oermi- > a lit tie coaching, some help, ^yuNSUMPTlQN oides and Disiu- 2 oeraev of North Carolina re1 hat tho (Jeneral As- and some patience. Rut hois in adC"^CHIT'S .,3 fectants,the heat ^ woY id-—a Deinocrfitic .newspaper dition to 2 :• HAY FEVER % knowta speciitca 3 hat equals the best-has the allirm the principles of the ^»j h '.\; pass such laws a s will nearly always t o be found. for th*so dis- 2 largest circulation, and has for O, i. I A t wix x I tmike the public school svs. ..t tho remedy hy inhalation ri-ht to democratic p n r t j , b o t h S t a t * tem „ 1 0 i-e'. ftV-i tive t h a t tho When such a one is discover­ ' .° l!2{ -T'Bh " ' i s o n e o . n i a h .r n,Ug i.«aVP »OM,„T Iuna i t ^eniy-one years he; n i part i t S I V E SB P-'p-t hpeoidcous- ;1 in Catarrhu and a and factoriu thegvowth and d"vv u and National, and partiou- blessings of iducation may ed, the g r e a t work h a s been ,'• thetrpatent modiciae. Phyaieians 3 veloj)inent of the Old *« a practice. *? pi .crito a in North larlv favor the free coinage of be extended t o nil the people done. A man has been lifted State.' Hx n subserhe for 0 M L Y « W IN USE.I n>Q gsac jas£i&stiaax " W f silver a nd a n increase ol t lx of the St ?! * o alike. •T'f fzzrj-.-i. $:3" ¥ r mammmmm 8 Til WILMINGTON ME MS run F up from a lower plane t o a U«*poaltor)o«: ^ 1-1-J Atlfuta. Oft, Mr. McDonald, of('a barrus currency and a repeal of the IN^ 610•» .sinRroadvrt.v, Loulnvllle, Neb. 2ly JluU'ilng, Otnaha Kv. Campaign Rartes: higher one; his horizon has p) ' I'". ZX a , _e, Ihe "Daily MeHsenger/' l>t been enlarged; the world has f pn A POSTAL CARD «ddre 89 .d t o \I' O /lit TO i \11 li f d /\ • 1 k r\ *a • I. • •* - 3I I # J & 3 .£ 8 5 t t t « A / < » > I /\ « * ycti by return mail u copy of our 3 'nail, I montliB o n trial, foi' we denounce the McKinley• following amendment was of­ grown bigger t o him. Never • is »ho treatment in full. Send 5 S 2 0 0 kaalthi 2 tariff bill as unjust to (hecon- fered and accepted: theless, the really capable •" :J,C- (Tt7t r P7] Cn NASHVILLE. s ,V" VAJ5III TY., TKNN, 2 j The weekly "Transcript Me* Resolved, T h a t we favor a man is rare, and in this pi ossumers of the country, and :.S.«.4:llliJ;iil!WI|||ailHII|||||||||||I||1U|0 I Sanger,' (the largest an 1 leading to the formation of "D'adimted fax on income, perous period he is seldom if | best paper in -the State) •) trusts, combines and monop­ over out of a job. months 011 trial for 81.00 Taimti uny Solid. olies which have oppressed Cash in ad\mix'e. RoMi New Y r>rk, Sep. ] 0. —Ta m €CAUTJ0N the people; and especially do papers aim large Eight-Pa.' e A SURE PREVE.NTAIV L. -.«ty /sheets. Send Postal C a r ] we denounce the unnecessary j many hall came o u t boldly Sir Edwin Arnold,. English '.SFwhhicShop, (last night for Cleveland and " ..iff, HIMI twiy w i t h the address of live [/ar­ and burdensome increase in£""' •' • i • - s in « uited. )oet and editor, is in New if t •, iio the beet sons a n d receive sample cupthe tax on cotton tiesandon Stevenson. A meeting of the York, just from J a p a n . He • • . -ntt-d. : iCM of Til B MlDSSlDNGEit. NATURE'S •i 1 A T OKCB. general committee had bean ti ), so largely user] by the has lived in the E a s t much of Oet. 1st. 1-888. tf. o i Supply Go.,CURE FOR p o o r e r p o r t i o n of t h e people. called together t o issue a call his life and is familliar with Beaton. We likewise denounce t lie in­ for primaries o f districts. cholera and dooR not think it TAKE THE i q u i t o u s F o r c e hill, which is Judge Nelson Smith presided CATARRH 1 4 so dreadful aftei all if proper­ not yet abandoned by the and made a brief address eu­ * '3 i i t i p 8 0 t l A l l O . l Hi Hi .) 3f v, / >i republican party, but is be­ logistic of the democrat pres ly dealt with, lie calls it a V v W ^ ^ v NT tr <fc '%u£ * i u g, uoi.sru an ing urged as a measure to be idential and vice-presidential "discase of dirt n r ! coward- i | EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. iee." No healthy man need | S E ^ 2 r : d M A C H I N E o'ost ami IJofff?70£t a d o p t e d a s s o o n a s t h e y re candidates, a n d a t each men­ .This r.ew treatment for Catarrh and diseases of tiie respiratory organs is fear it. " D u n k . " l.e s a y s " n o g a i n c o n t r o l o f t h e H o u s e of tion of Cleveland's name the one of the most important discoveries milk o r water that has hot M ' l : ' '4k in medical science and possesses the Kmigrn iits going to nuy o ^tlie Representatives, the purpose house shook with cheers. following advantages i Ausiovn States o r IVrritorDs ) YE&38 f r W : -sl 1. The pallont can cure himself at a small expense a n d effect o f whi <<k measure Senator Burke Cock ran, in been boiled, scald yotir vege and without outside asslstanco. I A ill RU vu time and :rioney ir'tdu"* ' JM 2. No change of diet or pursuit of life Is necessary will b e t o e s t a b l i s h a second one of his characterist irspee­ tables and take live drops of during treatment. i'L ..irngo and Alton route; 8. The remedies nro In no wise offensive to ths t IK t 'ie quickest route toperiod of r e c o n s t r u c t i o n in ches, presented insolations hydro-chloric acid in half a ,'lj patient and entail no discomfort. 4. The remedy reaches the seat of the trouble directly. I h e S o u t h e r n States, t o sub- yjdorsiug t he declarations of '•up ot hot tea and you can V A X S A S C L T Y , T) K N V K >1; 5. The romedios and means of appliance can be walk unharmed in the midst ] 1 Ji C . carried in tho pockot without Inconvenlenoe. Vert t h e l i b e r t i e s of o u r peo the principles adopted by the FREE TillCATM.JiNT at any iVrtiy torp. V' I i nil points in Idaho, V.'axhJ pie a n d i n f l a m e a n e w race democratic national conven­ of cholera." Cold weather, W CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ington, Oregon, Utah : L; a n t a g o n i s m a n d sectional a n tion a t Chicago, and concha! he asserts, will check the dis „... ... . AT $ b 'i -1 Cacterlno Herfloine Go., Waco, Texas, and California. easy imositieq. ing: iiic-'i: niid H it i ammgi He s s y s t he cholera really 2. That We demand finan­ fc, "Relieving a s we d o t h a t f l o H - 1 i n 'Ui>> Wo,st. dors nat kill a s many peopl<> cial reform, and the enact­ the security of the govern­ Duly line running Solid Vcstj aid between St. Lon'ti ment of laws that will re­ ment, the prosperity of com a s measles and bronchitis. : C" - Hi;." ' . >:>*S«1lll!ll|||l|l|||iS7Slt!ltt1te s tix .L KU /. K : IK City. move the burdens of the p"o- mcrce and tho happiness of He says he rarely took a Walk 2 H-«» l.'7'i 3 ft', linii-g Chair cars and Tour H & TI O F I N G . I3tva,>,rlf .-ofU,k» Arm, ..a. ?? in .Japan Ire did r.ot help car­ pie relative to thecxist i n g a g the people can best be main 1 1|». n F .,.iv(ln. ist Sleepers free of extra charge. ( »*f iff uiic v. eathor Boarding. ry n cholera patient t o th^ - HM r. ^ •;••>«• j;-. .fi'insltntiiiojje I will meet parties a t uuv rxil2 .»• .-.-.itos, ricultural depression, and d o mined by the success of tlx - iiiiaii, » ? Tpjete Ceilings, Voud <t;i 1 ion with through tick'-ih full and air pie justice to tlx democratic party, we d o coi hospital. He never took t he 2 p * Pe.-f- .-(t ' ? •' 5 .1:*. atill ont. K ji • T**>«• t f t ~ nid A'lggngo checks. Lnrtnigated Sheeting, farmers and In borers of our ditilly pledge our untiring ef­ disease. He says, a s we learn L '! r«i• .j' j it-h "wrultrirn. For full i iform itiox, maps and rr rffffi# i, f.-.-jif,.. l{ .ii-r ticjjM.'-ttl Worh 3 .'.'iuro n;ir»II*.|i>e ttiifl -t from the New York Lribuno 2, country.. r 1 Roofing Paints. 1 Kcrip ive pamphlets of (I® forts t o the election of d r o ­ -= P( J K-Y.lt.-J, .V. rjhliiolu tho World. S West write to or call on 3. That we demand theab ver Cleveland and Adlni K. 'that lie has a preventative S L A H V I I h s T H E R O Y A L for p o i n t s ef § Iron Roofing, that he declares is absolutely 1>. A. XK>Vlj v VJ), exosi'tnes, a.'jd yon v/lil ol i tion of national b a n k s, Stevenson." r. i T oc-iht, Gutters rnd Spouting, Traveling l > <i^seiiger Agt.. buy no other. f certain t o keep a person from :: • of Sheet Metal for Building and the JiubstitnCion of legal The resolutions werecnt.hu 19 Pattoii Ave., Asheviil", N."«;.v ' t-LETE AND READY \ becoming ill with it. I K says,|BGYAZ S, Mc SO,, Rockford. ill. 1 tender Treasury notes in lieu siastion 11 v adopted. LY WHEN SHIPPED.) J . Char'/rox, C. P. A • " •./ •• • . that if a person will take live Ciilc; L" ill. of national bunk notes, issu­ WE WANT drops of hid r o d i fork* acid in ed in sufficient volume to do Shelby Review;—An oecur--AN— ure the business of Hie country rance a s unusual a s it is sad, a cup of tea every secon - > * t 3 m. on a cash system, regulating is reported t o lis a s hnvina morning he may become a •i e /»"« \ I T vgsas^.3?^ «ea8BB?asea t h e a m o un t needed on n per- occnnv.1 nenr King's Moui" nurse in a cholera hospital i- ' •-?) lo tvorktn^n to with impunity. A pe r s o n • »u! A- a.J: c n r xuntorihJs capita basis as the business tain last week. OF « C must not take seven o r • r ; ' a OL? inerosts of the country ex­ >'/»Ao bolloltod T.Tito fox »u, M i s . ' Willi a m Long, of WE WILL MAIL A SOX OF pand, and that .all money is­ Cherryville, was sent fur on d r o p s , h o w e v e r , o r b e w i l l s , Cinchinstl, Ohio. 9L:3HCD 1872. sued by the government shall Wednesday t o see her broth­ burn the lining from hisstom r.V3 ft'' be legal lender in payment of er, Mr. Drury Costlier, who ach. T^TTfRili^ •' AND THB all debts, both public a n d p r i , was desperately ill with ty- This is certainly of interest. 1 1 i tJ Cia tt -a. d 6* v ja Li Bsa H " TITAMIA TMS ONLY iNFALLIliLE CUflL FOR phoid fever a t his home near Cholera cures a r e published (7«o Outon ef FalHoa J 4. Thni w e demand that tlie Kings Mountain gold in the newspapers, but. here FOR LADIEf :s. Congress, shall passsuchlaws mines. Before Mrs. Long i« a preventive given out by Tolbb Ground Itch, iicLloM Piles, Rin^ STRICTLY Worm and all Itchtzs^ Stln Diseases. as shall effectually prevent could reach her b r o t h e r s a distinguished Iinglishm in. HIGHEST IS".-'- : the dealing in iutim-s of all bedside he trad breathed his long resident in Orien I alconn iiy#H hsvs TETTER, it mattors not how long It kce £RAP3j 0x!lUd, TtrfERINE will m cortalnly euro tries. Cut out the prcventagricultural and mechanical last. f you r.s you u<;o IL j • productions; providing such W hen Mrs. L o n g nnived, i ve.—M( s$enm>r. Harmlese, Fain loss and Fragrant. stringent system of proced­ six? mist one look upon his C U S H I O N AND PNEUMATiQ MfCj A. V ILtftir..:..; If y >r, « dlM4-stIs.il>T NOTICE. i/? i(.ult»--Ilefsr«no«*— ure in trials as shall secure dead body and felt dead by Ponthem Bank of tliuSbitnof (Jcoijla, Chat­ By virtue of an execution i«- h a m liank, a i . J KRM .. D ; T 1 Itaukof prompt conviction and impo­ his'side. Her d e a t h was caus­ sued from the Superior court (f WARRANTY ITH EVERY HEEL sing such penalties as shall ed by heart disease. J. T. SRUPTRINK &. SRO. Caldwell county, I will sell for SE«D YOUR ADDRESS FOR CATAL38UE secure most perfect compli­ SAVANNAH, GA. Mrs. Long was about. GO cash a t the court house door in ance with the law. ymirs of age and left a bus noo.ie on the l()th day ot Octo­ iRIEL CYCLE MFG. CO., 0 0 '"'". ber, 1S92. it being Monday of 5\ That, we demand the an hand and several children. Watauga Superior court, j . C. limited coinage of silvei 8he was interred at Cherry- floncs interest in 105 acres ot land lying on the west prong of G. That we demand the pas ville on Thursday. creek, ueaverdani sage of laws prohibiting the Mr. Costlier was a b o u t 5 0 tncaverdiimW a t a u g in c o u n t y , a d ­ v, ownship, a alien ownership of land-, and years of age a n d left a large joining 1 he lands ot Tlios. Farth­ t h a t C o n g r e s s t a k e e a r 1 y bunily. He was interred a t ing's heirs, Calvin Moody a n d others, levied on by me to satis­ so ;s to devise some pi in to El bethel on Thuisday. fy the sum ot $50 prin. with inobi.iin all lands now owned f erst on same from 19th day ot by alien and foreign AvndiA writer in the Clay Work- Nov., 1889, till paid and costs A paraphlai otlaws.ihowiR* How k . 'S.^Obtain Patents. Carest,,-j «to/ I .tract of tho Information and cntrs; a nd t h a t alllands now er well says: " T h e capable ol suit amounting to $108.42 in t*iit v Marks, OoorrlRfcu, A c ofrgf.. suit vherein M. A .Tones is Plff. , Addr*. M U N N .7 held by railroads ami other man in any walk of life i* and T. U. Jones Deft. This Sept. ^381 Brondtray, Y ark. corporations, in cxocssofsucli rare. It is a very difficult 5th '92. 1). F. BAIRD , Shflf. ENDORSED BY an is actually used and need- matter t o g e t a good office 4 COLLEGE PROF A. L. METZ, P. H. 0, p 1 bv them, be reclaimed by I boy, o r a steady, capable THE XOIM'il CAROLINA OF of Mndlnal Ucparlmpnt Tulane I'nlvoraft^ t h e government and held for fellow t o rub a n elevator in of I^>nleitnn/x, who, aftor a oarcfnl nnaljulit, 0. <#? . '7 • L-' ' J Agriculture and Dice li ante Arts prononriops It a pure Cream Tartar Pow.lpr, actual settlers onlv. a n o ffi c ft building. Ready whlrli lio cheerfully recouimends to tfc-V vg . I va*P r» • ' .i i l i i , , , o i . i n»egiu its tfourth ssession Seji-- public. egm lts ourth ession Sen /. I»ehp\ m g m the doe-j good laborers a re scarce. We't em her 2, 1892.. County Super" THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"'' trine of "equal rights t o all sometimes think a b o u t our intendents of Education will cx CV.vttuu, s.uf] Trs'ta> f H H L ; 1 *' a a , l n ' n " • i-pbytntK for admission. rKiHE, WHOLESOME AND POWCRFUl ! r v.. KIF" '';VIUTL3SIIHH -..-TH \ ; -JB and special privileges t o none, over-crowded professions o r r eat-''MiMrn coadpru-i f«, pjlf Gur Cft.ic- 13 0fp«l'8 U. 3 C »-» w e liotrmml + b ? > f taxation, . m n i ? o -Supply < , l . - . l . , 1 ' A(, M S M You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. v\e demand that C I V H » ! A « an over! - u u t . n l t i off helpin . . . . . I " t < ' ma A. Q-. HOLLAUAY , Bros., RL r.otlel, drawic, f , _ Na t i o n a l a n d S t a t e , s h a l l n o t a y d i r e c t i o n s . T h e s u p p l y of ULF FG. G O'•» N E W OLA.E A N S . A R O B B E R O R T H I E P *'• h'.ndT« e attrlnr. f - >t.r photo '»• '"Oly Raleigh. N'. C. Is better than tho hintr scale agent who tells cha f. fts rot dna tlb mte b eu s e d t o build u p o r e inter- really c a p a b l e h e l p o f a n y you as gospel truth that the A 1-mphnt, "How •' ' ufa rluZtl'fi"™ est o r class nt t h e expense of, kind is limited. A first-Has'sj mrOaedoilttr pars for tho # fi<Xvii fioin c. r;xi% ri. :>t » -.u . aold Carvn. JONES' $60 5 TON WAGON SCALE fs not a standard scale, and equal.to any made mi./, IOI. U e teltevefhufcthe s u p e r i n t e n d / H i t of n w o r k s of Drinor-rnt o n e \ t ; i r Urovvu's iron }\bu: .-c o -, "•, j \ For free book and price list, addn *yFf."Pl, f.itX o:?».'stior, ; -x, < rn t>iu> .-b<,i idii money of the country should u l , y kind ta very difficult toi and cur' s niHuuia. Oet the grruine. Cpposito Patent 0«t*, Wuths^y. ^ Ir^* Jones of Bingkmtoc, BiDShamtoD, K.V. m$T£ CACTERINE : C ftl H mi TP ' DIAMOND FRAME W PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER G tftartaa... ^ . . . M M r W �iscniPTiON K ATE H | parts. I/. L. Greene accom­ —The Elk Park mafl, after ft panied them t o Blowing Rock the 26th inst,, will he stop­ last week. r l hey are making ped off a t Vilas and will n o t year...; » .$1 00 a deep impression, (?) s o t o reach here until the following G months 50 3 months... 35 speak, especially a t Zionville, day a t 9 o'clock. Why is i t a s we are informed. A DVEBTISI5C KATKH. t h a t the mails a r e being run 1 inch 1 week —The corn crops of VVatatt in the interest of individuals 1 •.< 1 month 1.7 5 1 gn a re not so good f a s com- 1 rather than the general pub­ 00 I " 3 " lic? This change will cause . o ,00 thon owing t o the protracted 1 " 6 " great dissatisfactibU, hilt we 1 "1 year . 7 00 drouth, but there will be suf­ 1 column 1 week....;.... . 9 00 ficient grain raised t o answer will have t o p u t up with it 1 " 1 month .13 50 for a while. We do not know 1 3 " .25 00 the purposes no doubt. a t whose instance thechange .37, 50 1 " 6 " —WANTED !—One o r t w o 1 " 1 year .50 00 good men who can furnish a was made. horse t o represent us in Wat­ —The State Ohfonicfa says: Entered a t t h e Postoffieeat auga ccunty. Terms made —"Mr. J . Caddie and Dr. C. Boohe, N. C., a s second-class known on application. Ad­ Durham returned this morn­ dress the Singer M'f'g Co., mail m a t t e r . ing on the 2 o'clock train Charlotte, N. C. from a trip in the counties of LOCAL NEWS. —The funeral of Mrs. U. Iredell, Watauga, Ashe, Cald F. Lovill which was preach­ well and Alleghany attending —W. B. Councill, jr. l e f t ed in t h e M. E . Church last Baptist Associations. They Tuesday for Lenoir court. Friday, by Elder Hoyle, was report some third partyites —Forney, of Newton, nom­ a^interesting sermon and the in Iredell, fewer in Watauga, inated by the third p a r t y for crowd in attendance was un­ and hardly any atall in Ashe usually large. elector, will not accept. and Caldwell. They find the —Dr. II. D. Jennings is s t o p republican third party men —J. F. Spainhour returned Monday evening from a bus­ ping a t the Bryan house, going back t o their former where he will remain a few p a r t y . " iness trip t o Virginia. days practicing his profes­ —One of the most delightful —Mr. Lloyd, editor of the sion. If yon havedental work trips of this season was the Farmers Advocate, will vote you wish done it will be t o your interest to give the Dr. one made last Saturday from for Elias Carr. a call. Boone t o Lin vilie and Grand -Nine hundred and fifty —A young man by t h e fathei Mountain. The party Till elect Lovill a n d name ofClawson was stabbed consisted ofJMrs. Dr. Councill, ity ticket. by one Alex Miller during the M r s . Black well, Misses E . e v . Sherwood passed association on Meat Camp. Councill, J.Councill, A. P a r k s through town Monday on his We a r e n o t informed a s t o N. Blackwell; and Messrs T . way t o Morganton. the extent of the wound, but H. Taylor, G. A. Bryan-, J . P . Taylor and J . H . Bryan. The —J. P . and J . H . Taylor, hope it is not serious. late of Honduras, have been —You can get Dr. Sage's ladies unite in pronouncing spending some d a y s in town. great Catarrh Remedy, also the trip a success and heartily —Vve were glad t o see the Dr. Roc's great Rheumatic appreciate the kindness and Rev. Mr. Vestal in town l a s t and Neuralgia cure a t W. L. courtesy of t h e gentlemen. TAUGA DEMOCRAT Friday. Hope he will come again. —Tomorrow is t h o u g h t t o he the d a y t h a t t h e republi­ cans will hold their county convention in Boone. —We have had the hardest rains of theseason for t h e past three days, and a t this writing it continues t o pour down. —Wm. Parker, who was a third party nominee in Ber­ tie county, proclaims t h a t he will vote the democratic tick­ et. —A very large congrega­ t i o n attended the Associa­ tion a t Meat Camp,and were hospitably treated b y the good citizens. —Hon. Wm. H . Malone, who was nominated by the third p a r t y for judge h a s de­ clined, and will s u p p o r t the democratic ticket. — Our old friend, J o h n A. Kirk man, who lias been spen ding the summer in Watau­ g a , leaves this week for his home in Greensboro. —A post office Inspectorh a s been visiting several of­ fices in the county. Hope he will suggest t o the depart­ ment several important chan ges. —It is reported t h a t I)r. Exnin will withdraw from the race for Governor, a n d t h a t Marion Butler will q u i t and both support the democratic nominees. Brynas store and a thousand —On Monday evening, Sept, need a t a 19, the hospitable home of Mrs. Mary V. Councill, of reasonable price. —Mr. S. J . Brawley and la­ Boone, was made merry by dy, of Granite Hill, who have the young people of the town. been visiting Capt. Lovill, T h e s c e n e w a s , t o s a y t h e left Sunday for their home. least, a n unusual one, thecosT h e y were accompanied by tumes being unique in design Miss Maggie Lovill who will and color. enter Oak Institute a t Moores Conspicuous a m o n g t h e rest was Mr. Edd Coffey from ville. "fun-in parts", accompanied —It is now apparent t h a t by Miss B. Greene, a lassie of there will be a split in t h e ye olden times. Mr. J . M.Bry r e p u b l i c a n c o n v e n t i o n t o ­ an, a s Robin Adair, and Miss morrow over the nomination E . Councill were present; the o f a c o u n t y t i c k e t . S o m e latter evidently well pieased want to endorse Farthingfor t h a t her dried "punkins" bad representative, while others realized so much in the way want a straight ticket. of finery. The colonial coup­ le were Miss J . Council) and —How many of the repub­ lican p a r t y will vote the M r . "George Washington" third ticket, and how many- Bryan. Miss Annie Parks, democrats will follow s u i t ? a s a demure rustic maiden, Our opinion a b o u t this will was escorted b.y a rolic'king n o t be given until after t h e fellow in greene, Mr. T . H . nomination of a county tick­ Taylor. Among those most worthy et. Next week we can tell of notice were Mrs. N. Hor­ pretty closely. —Mr. William El rod, of ton and the Misses Coffey, Blowing Rock, being accused known a s Mrs. Sm it hers and of going oyer t o the third her " g a l s " from Rosin Cove. party, desires us t o s a y t h a t I t is rumored t h a t Miss Mart h e report is false. He fur­ get captivated Mr. Bob Bry­ ther requests us t o s t a t e t h a t an while Miss Lisbethcaught he is for Grover Cleveland t h e lawyer dude. The Turk­ Councill, and the entire democratic ish Sultan, Mr. was n o t a whit abashed by ticket. the rustic air of his Rosin —In our report of the dem­ Cove girl. With only half a n ocratic county convention e y e , could one appreciate we stated t h a t Mr. C. J . Cot­ the floral decorations of Miss trell was nominated for Reg­ N. Blackwell, who was escort ister of Deeds on the third ed by Mr. I . P . Taylor, re­ ballot, and through justice splendent in a $ 6 5 dollar suit to him, we wish t o s a y t h a t t h a t must have been m a d e t o he was nominated on the order. first and n o t the third balloy 1 a s we stated before. No person should travel with­ Other things you —F. S. Bell, the secretary of the third party convention in Cabatas county, h a s with­ drawn from t h a t p a r t y and — rlopic:— L a s t Thursday will support the democratic morning, a t Lin ville City, Mr. ticket. Donald Mediae, aged 68, a —Mr. Cottrell who has been wealthy and worthy citizen teaching a school in the a r t of Wilmington, died of acorn of garment cutting with Mrs. plication of diseases. T h e M. N. Horton, h a s sold his body of Mr. McRae was a t interest in t h e county t o Roy o n c e b r o u g h t t o L e n o i f , Cottrell. whence a special train bore it, Thursday night, t o Lin—Dr. J . O. Wilcox, republi­ can candidate for Congress, colnton, where he was taken and E. 8 . Blackburn, elector by a special train on the Car­ for the S t a t e a t large, have olina Central Railroad a n d been in the county looking borne t o the home of the de­ a f t e r t h e p o l i t i c s o f t h e s e ceased a t Wilmington, is a bad year for republicans O CC COS <30 c c o s Q C and it will never be any bet­ ter. The Harrison adminis­ BRYAN'S fOiUA tration has destroyed t h e re­ publican party, and It will •Ogo} o u t of business this year pf grade, 1892. I t ought t o retire with its high tariff a n d force bills. The country will say get oUt and stri.v diitfor­ ever more. The republicans in Congress have legislated against the farmer and poor men of this conn try, so much so t h a t he will hardly,be able to pay bis taxes this year. He will not be able t o sell a cow o r a yearling for money unless times get better, s o a s t o pay bis taxes and support his family a s he would desird.People c a n ' t sell theirsurplui: cattle and horses t o raise money, then how a r e we t o keep the stock and r a i s e money ? The people wiil give an answer a t t h e polls a n d i t will be against the republi­ can party. SAT! You cannot be too particular about the medicines you use. When you need a blood-purifier, be sure you g«t Ayer'a Sarsyparilla anil no other. It will min­ gle with, purify, and vitalize ev­ ery drop of blood in jvour body. It makes the weak strong. NOTICE By virtue of a d ecree of the Superior court o l Watauga coun* Is now loqatcd .at Hheriff Baird's on Watauga River* hear Valle Cnicis. Haying Had (11) fourteen years, Ex­ perience as a dentist, and us­ ing nothing but the DEST ma­ terial, combined with G O O D WOHK , offers his professional services to the citizens of Wa­ taugacounty as a F I R S T CLASS Dentist. VST Prices reasonable and satisfaction FULLY guaranteed Jul/26. 3 mo. tjNHERtfiTf OF NORTH CAROLINA. Instruction is offered in font" general courses of study, six brief courses,.a large.ijuulber of special courses, and iri law, medicine and engineering. The Faculty includes twenty teachers. Scholarships* and loan funds are available for needy young" men of talent an dcharacter. The next ses­ sion begins Sept, 1. For cat­ alogue with full information, a duress President Winston, Chapel Hill, N. C. A THIS IS NO HUM HUG TO DRAW TRADE I WE tv obtained on the first Monday in Sept., 1892, I will on the first Monday in Oct., 1892, at the H AVE the best Selected and court house door in Bopne in largest stock of goods ever said county proceed to sell on a credit of six months, except 10 brought to this place and -Op rt r cent, which must be paid in perhaps the best selection in cash on day of sale, a certain the county. tract of land in Shawneehaw 1 roin now tintil the first day township, adjoining the lands of of April I will sell my stock of George Dagger, Martin and No­ ah Culver and others, containing QBE 40 acres more or lefts, sold as the property of J. A Shu maker, dee. —AND— to make assets to pay the indebf AIR. MARTIN late-' edness of said estate. This Sept. ly returned from the 5th 1892. L. W. FARTHING, FX. E. F. LOVILL, Atty. North, where he spent I MEAN BUSINESS. CLOTHING OVERCOATS a week buying GOODS,' and we have almost rii anything needed in THIS cbunty, at prices that defy com Re­ If yon don't think I mean it fit ion.' come and look through tity At 10 pet cefit above A BIS CUT OH PEICES, I wish t o call t h e attention of the trade to t h e fact t h a t 1 a m now offering some rare b a r g a i n s iri b o o t s , s h o e s , hats, ready-made clothing, prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ ware, such a s ploWs, hoes, shovels, spades, tracechairiB, and, in fact, anything you need in this line. ! STOCK It wont cost you one' cfeflt if you dorit purchase. I have a large stock and want to get rid of it before spring. m* c a l l and look i -g* 0 GIMCfilllES OI keep cbtfsfantly on hand a full supply of grocer­ ies consisting in p a r t of Su­ g a r , Coffee, Rice, etc., which will be sold a s c h e a p a s they can be bought in the mountains. I would call* your Attention to the big cut in prices iti my other lirfes. I cannot, in this small space tell you of half the bargains I a m prepared t o offer, but invite you, one and all, t o come and see. Thirty-six in­ ches t o the yard and sixteen ounces t o the pound h a s ev­ er been mv motto, a n d I hope t o receive in the future, what I have so much enjoy­ ed iri the past, t h e liberal p a t ronage of the public. Most Respectfully, C. D. TAYLOR. o u t W. C. Fields for the Sen­ a t e and Watauga .c o u t y could n o t be better pleased. Mr. Fields is a splendid man and will be elected by a big majority over Col. Grayson, the republican nominee. This — DENTjtST— OF RUTHERFORD COLLEGE- 5. CJ WITHOUT out a box af AVer 's Pills. As a sale and sp(0 ; y remedy fc rconsti pation and all irregularities of thestomach and bowels, t h e y have no equal, and, being skill­ fully sugar-coa 1 ed, are pleasant to take, and long retain their vir tue, * Valle Cruris, May 10, '92. ALLEGHANY county lias put Of. ID. JENNINGS, THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE OF Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Will begin its fourth session Sep­ tember 2, 1892. County Super­ RESTECTFULLY, intendents of Education will ex amine applicants for admission. W. I , BRYAN. Total cost $100. Address A. Q. BOT.-LAPAY, Pres., N G. CC -O © CO 0 0 0 0 0 COO SPECIALITIES, Hats/ Shoes, Clothing, Ladies trimmed find untrnnmed hats,' Ribbons, Flowers, Plumes. Notions,' Heavy and fancy groceries/ COME TO se us before you buys We are in a posi­ tion to stiVe you niohey. Very Respectfully/ H. C. MARTIN A- Co. Illowing Rack June 30, '92. KJC MUnrii hie 6»p#rtti«lty! I>OVT Mletf • •£ "Vonr*, KeadedK Tne majority nofcloct their ewportnnitiea, from that ceura hi o »• n«vei :y die iff obicnrity! linrrovrtwgr despair i* the 1m of nu.ar, an thef* look heck on lost, forever lost. opport*r.i;v I.itV 1* Ing! Ranch out. Bo up ami doing. Improvoj our ©ppoivanity, and secure prospevit v. prominence. pew**. It was »ai<* by a philosopher. that "tho Goddess of Fditdne offer* 0 oppmuinity to each a t »nmo poviod the chance! and ihopmirieut her lichee; tod© ifl and the departs, t© return." How thai! yon find the (SfOLDitrf opportunity Jnvciitijnte erect chance that appear* worthy, ami fair promise: that what all »no c«w»8ful men do. f! <;ro is an opportunity, each as it not eficm within the reach nt laboriu r people. I a.p: orefi. it will ifirb. atleaat. a grand start lo life The v.a oppot t .niiy far many is here. Ha onry to he maue rapidly and hanorably by any indnstrlons pet;ton of either tax. All ages. Von ran do (he work and lire at home, wherever are. Even be­ ginners aro $am1v earning fi ieC*l^r>*r day. Ye© can do a* well if yon will work, tint tor |i*r«R hut Indfllhl. enaly; and you can im renao y.>nt income as goon. Von own give tpero time only, or nil yair.thvie to the w rk E*»y tolonrn. Capital not rounlrtd. Westnftr«n. All Is com­ paratively new and renllr wonderful, Vl a instruct and show yon how. fY*c©«. Failure unknown ruaniig our wet kera. No room to explain bore. YTrfte and loam ail IVww, by return mail Fnwiee to delay. Addreee «t num. W2. embrace oflifb: fail pevrr o(f it coll too llalieU Oo. t ilex BteO, PeiTlauJ, Mulne. A ROBBER OR THIEtf Is better than the lying scale agent who telle you as gospel truth that the ( JONES' $60 5 TON WAGON SOME Is not a standard tcale, and equal to any haade. For free book and price list, address low* of Bm&tomton, Binghamtftfy B .V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_0922_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: September 22, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-09-22 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/5697a16b1f6342ae6f28c7139dc12967.pdf 51f2c348ab2fc80bfbd162080dc3454e PDF Text Text JR VOL o PROFESSIONAL. BOON®, WASHINGTON WATAUGA LETTER COUNTY, peril.v shouting about 'Cleve­ land's dislike for the old sol­ Frolh our Regular Correspondent. W. B. COUNCILL, Jit. diers," and doing their level Washington has neVer at­ best to create a prejudice aATTORNEY AT |LL A. tempted to entertain so large gainst Mr. Cleveland. It is Boorlp* N. C. a crowd as the one now here little short of disgusting t lint ia attendance upon the Na­ the encampment, w 11 i c h W. B. COUNCILS Ms.Di tional Encampment the G. should be only a pleasant re­ Boone, N. C; A. It., but it is doing it well union of the men who served Resident Physician. Office in tile army together, should on King Street north of Post and in the inair. satisfactorily although th?re are sdrrtecom be used, rind unfairly used, Office. plaints Of over-charging On bv politicians to further their the part of restaurant keep­ rtwrt ends. It is u foul blot F. F. LOVlLL ers. The city is very hand­ Upon what would O t h e r w i s e ATTORNEY AT TA\V) somely decorated and more be a very enjoyable affair* Boone N. C. profitst'ly than eVer before. and it is not likely to benefit Mr. Harrison was kept away those who are engaged ia it. PH. L. C. RfcitiVEs. by the illness of Mrs. Harri­ Secretary Charles Foster is PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON son and his place is to be^ta­ very much opposed td p 1' o Office at Residehce. ken on the program by Mr. hibiting immigration by pres Boone, N: C. Mot*tutl* who, by the way, idential proclamation, not­ never smelt grin powder in withstanding the opiilion of L. I). LOWES* battle, having been btisv du­ the Attorney General that it ring the efltire war in his New can oe done legally, T h e York batik amassing his for­ steamship companies have tune. Of course this hascaus- all promised not to bring —AND ed some good natural chaf­ steerage passengers from Eu­ NOTARY PUliUU, ing among the old soldiers, rope as long as there is dan­ BANNER'S ELK, N. C. but they are here for a good ger from cholera. That puts time and areapparently hav­ a stop to immigration. Italso prevents a lot of Airieiiing it. •J. If. WIL1UR One year ago, when \\ ash- CUritf now in Eurofie who are i n g t o n w a s s e l e c t e d a s t h e unable to pay mOrC than DENTIST, City to entertain this en­ steerage passage returning fcLK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. home. It seems hard to shut Offers his professional services campment, many prominent fro the people of Mitchell, local democrats feared that out our own citizens because NVatnuga nnd adjoining conn- it would by the republicans they can not pay cabin pas­ tiew.^tar A r o Lad mateml Used for political purposes, a n d sage, and treasmy officials and all work guaranteed. are trying to study Up some May 1 1 y. f o r t h a t r e a s o n d e c l i n e d f o f a time to take any part in plan that \N ill be just without making preparations for it; being dangerous. Several of J F. .UUKrilK but they were assured that the steam ship companies have offered to allow bona ATTORNEY At LAW, there was to be no politics in fide American citizens now IH A IUO .-«-K.C It, and accepting that assur­ in Europe and ouablet* pay ance they allowed themselves —(o)— to be put. on thecitizens'com more to come home than sec­ -SWill practice hi the courts of m i t t e e , a n d w e n t t o w o r k ond as second class passen­ tVatn u gn, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ gers on their return steerage ell and nil other comities in the with a will, and it is noexagwestern listrict fcSTSpecial atteii eration to say that the great tickets; but the officials are frion given to the collection of sflccess of the encampment is a little afraid to give their con claims.""*** very largely due to the Work sent to Giis plan, as it would of thete democrats and to the be almost certain to be a bus­ money contributed by them­ ed. Something has got to selves ntld their democratic be done, as demands have al­ RENTAL StJRGBON, ready been made by foreign friends. fipscoe. North Carolina. authorities to know if these But the Old soldiers h a d Offers his professional services hardly Began to arrive ill Americans are to be left oVer fo the people of this nnd adjoin in0* counties. All work promptly large numbers before these: there as paupers. There is a rtoticable de­ J one and satisfaction guaran­ democrats learned that just teed. crease amorig republicans of as they had at first feared Oct, 27, S mO. the encampment vtnS to be the talk about the S o u t h Used to help the republican breaking Up this year, and N OTICE. p a r t y . N o b l a m e f o r t h i s an increase of talk about the Hotel Property for Sate. can be attached to the repub doubtfulness of the' republi­ On account of failing health cans holding their own in the of myself nnd wife, I otter for s de lican members of the citizens' northwest. This is signifi­ frnv hotel property in the town of Committee^ they have kept Boone, North Carolina, and will their promise and Confined cant, showing as it does that 4ell loyv for Cash and make terms themselves to looking alter democratic prospects are rec­ o-suit the buyer, and will take ognized even by republicans real or personal property in ex­ the comfort of the guests of change. Apply soon. the city, in a riiaiirier that is to be steadily brightening. A W. L. BRYAN. highly creditable to them, republican said this morning: but Congressmen and offi­ "Nothing but a serious blun­ Notice. cials high tip in the adminis­ der on the part of Mr. Cleve­ For sale. 900 ncfpsof land, tration, aided by the nation­ land or the democratic man­ on Rich Mountain, Watauga al committee, ha Ye been arid agers can prevent the suc­ County, oil which is asbestos, cess of the democrats." It nnd fi nc 1 a nd for shocp ra DCh. are now hard at work trying" was not a bad diagnosis of Sales private. L. T), Lowe St to prejudice democratic mem­ L T. Fnrgerson, Ex'trs. of bers of the G. A. K. against the situation, us it is for Mr. Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. Mr. Cleveland. To accomp­ Cleveland and the democrat­ Banner Elk, Nov. IF '90.. lish this purpose thousands ic managers to sec that no m. . . • — —— of copies of a pamphlet con- blunder is made.NOTICE. taininggarbled extracts frrrifi Parties ptftting papers in RELENTLESS RUSSELL. 1 ftiv hand for execution will Mr. Cleveland's Pension veto Ex-Judge Unsheatns His piei se adivi nee the feed witii message, are being slyly cir­ The nnd Sharpens Ilia Pitchfork.Knife the papers nnd they will re­ culated^! mong them, and a ceive prompt attention, other large number of members of Star. A S t a r rep resell t a f i ve i ri tat wise thev will he returned the G. A. E, some of them not executedTor the Wafit of viewed Hon. Daniel L. Bussaid to be in the pay of the fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. sell yesterday for the purpose National Republican commit of ascertaining his views on' tee, are continually harping NOTICE. National and State politics The laws of the State re­ on the same old subject. In with special reference to the quire all weights and meas­ addition, there are a number ures to ho sealed, and I here­ of republican Senators and republican and third party by notify the people that I Representatives, chief among situation. In response t o a am prepared to do such work. number o f questions t h e You will find me in Boone at them being Senator Proctor, Judge' expressed himself in the residence of I). B. Dough­ of Vermont, who was dugout very plain and forcible lan­ of obscurity and put at the erty. J. H. COOK, head of the War Department guage. It will be observed Standard Keeper. by Mr, Harrison,- who are o- that Is: has not absnGoned Attorney at Law Ed M. Madron, N. C., 'fflLUliSDAY* his intention,expressed some weeks since; when lie declar­ ed that instead of following the lead of the re veil tie gang, if they nominated a S t a t e ticket, lie would "f o l i o w them with pitchforks." Here is the deliverance of a repub­ lican who is probably the ablest and irlost sagaciouspol itician in his pat'ty In t h i s State : THE PRESIDENTIAL PROSPECT. The presidential prospect is regarded by thoughtful men to be faVotable to the democrats. They do not see how Mr. Harrison can win unless he carries Indiana, and many republicans r e g a r d that as next to impossible. As to New York, they do not see. how the 50,000 demo­ cratic majority of last, year is to be overcome with the election machinery largely in the hands of democratic pol­ iticians. Besides, there a r e thousands of republicans all JVer the North who are pro­ foundly dissatisfied with the performance at Minneapolis. The republican states were for Blaine and yet the domi­ nation was given to Harri­ son by the votes of the office holders, representing rotten boroughs which can not give him a single vote. Indepen­ dent men do not relish that kind of a dose. Some of them may swallow it, hut they will not say they iove it. It is had enough to have a nom ination purchased when it is paid oilT of the pockets Of thC beneficiaries. It is w o r s e wh n it is paid out of the Na­ tional Treasury. Blaine was slaughtered a n d Harrison got it by the votes of his hir­ ed heelers whose wages were paid out of the people's moil ey. But we have to stand it, just as you democrats a r e swallowing your wrath and supporting Cleveland. SBUTEMBEB, 20, will lie between their ticket arid tlie democrats for State Officers. The white vote will divide. The Weaver ticket will draw heavily frdm Cleve­ land. The repiiblihniis who vote the people's State ticket will support Hari'lsoii; This is the only way to make any showing for Harrison in the State. Notwithstanding his treatment of white republi­ cans in the South, his refusal to encourage and promote Confederate soldiers l i k e Loiigstreet and Moseby and Ma hone rind Chalmers a n d Wise* we fire for him because of the principle lie represnts. NEW HANOVER COUNTY. I see that they have nomi­ nated a fragment of a ticket in Hew Hon over. They have left out the sheriff and treusurer. This is because all deci tit men are so disgusted that none of them will affiiliate with such a crowd. They have brought the party in NewJHanover to such a con­ dition tlirit for the offices of sheriff arid treasurer they can ifUt find a man who w o u 1 d give the bond for the value of a lolissy calf. The b e s t ^liing for the colored people is to leave the matter of lo­ cal government to the whites so long as the white people are kept solid by I he conduct of the republican machine managers. The black man can be of rio consequence ex­ cept when the white priople are divided. So long ris the colored vo'te is controlled by the preseri't pifrty manage­ ment the white people w i l l not divide. 1 f the colored people do not revolt against this leadership, the time is not distant wberi their dis­ franchisement will be uncom­ plete as it is in Mississippi and South Carolina. In one county in Mississippi there are about (>,000 colored men THE NEGRO REVENUE TICKET. and oflt of this number there With republicans of East­ are just 17 who can vote. ern North Carolina will not M o rga n to n Err a 1 d:—Upon slipport the negro revenue his arrival at Winston last ticket which Eaves arid his gang have put up to ^ve Sunday, General Stevenson the democrat ic party. We found a letter awitinghim at Will support the people's tick the hotel from Mr. J. E. Uzet, arid it looks like thous­ ell, of Raleigh, which read as ands of colored men will fol. follows; "General A. B. Ste­ low tfs; but if it should ap­ venson, Winston,- N. C. Dear pear Hint the colored vote Sir:—You have no d o u b $ will go solidly for the negro heard of the f urn oris North ticket, then we would advise Carol iria fa libit foot. They the people's party to witli­ say that it Veritably brings bra vv their State ticket and good litck to the owner. I appeal fo all white men to h e r e w i t h p r e s e n t y o r i w i t h vote the democratic State the genuine article—the left ticket. Skinner was right in hind foot of a grave-yard rub sttyirig what he did iirth'e llal bit, which was caright in the eigh convention, and (he con old Citizen's riemetary in Ral­ verttlou made a great mis­ eigh about six year's ago. If take in not agreeing to it. you will accept same North The gang who conti ol the re­ Carolina will give 1 you twen­ publican machine want to ty thousand majority and bet drive all white men out of the two to one on your election.' party in the negro licit. If General Stevenson accepted they get the State their pur­ the gift. It is said that be­ pose Is to turn over the n e - tween fifteen a n d twenty gro counties to negro govern thousand were in Winston-Sri rrient. In this we pi opose to tenr Monday to help the twin dowri them, arid we are ready city do lienor to Gen. Steven to go to the full extent Of sup soli' arid"paf'ty. porting thedeirioeraticState Wilson Advance:—Dr. Esticket if necessary to smash 11 tn has thirty-one nephews their schemes. on his father's side, and not If the colored Yofe will go to the people's State ticket, one of them will vote for him t h e p e o p l e ' s p a r t y w i l l s e e or support him. th t there is rio danger of ne­ tiedoliar pays for tlie gro government and w i l l hold together and the flight- Democrat one year. 1892, NO. o. NEGRO COMMON SENSE. A Colored Lawyer of Florida Express* es Hiiiiself. John T. Shuffreii, of Fla. To the Editor of the Times Union: There is not a Honest, intelligent and patriotic col­ ored iritiri in the South, whd has'the interest and welfare of his i-dee at heart arid sin­ cerely desires its permanent prosperity in the S o ii li e rri States, who can conscientious ly endorse any such legisla­ tion as the measure knowri as the Forcri Bill. No Forcd Bill Under the present cireuiri scanCesj can place the race in that exhaltedj position in th?(iovernment w h i c h it craves; it must reach t h a t goal by or through some othl er process, if it is tobeattain ed at all. No Congressional interfer­ ence can better the condition of affairs in these States; for,' if the negro, through a lack of sufficient intelligence and of an influential moral cour­ age, has demoristrdtCd to the country that lid is as yet in­ capable o f exercising t h ri right of suffrage (unless it is propped up by bayonets and superintended by a military dictatorship) it is indeed bet­ ter that he withdraw from ac ting the political farce a n d await with patience such a time as he, or his children, shall be sufficiently qualified to discharge this high trust with honor and credit to them selves, withont an unneces­ sary interferance by political tricksters dr gcireiriing politi­ cian's. The greatest obstacle to the elevation, progress and usefulness of the n^gro nice is the alluring and sridtfetivri influence Of politics. It is their evil genius — the Pandora's box from which all the con­ tention and strife between' the two races have ever ema­ nated; it has uCeri flic over­ shadowing cfdUd which has Hfi'entenVd rind menaced tbri p'cric'e and good oivffei* of this section far the past twentyfive years;'and it will contin­ ue to harass and disturb the peace of every Southern com­ munity until the republican party ceases to fondle a n d humbug the negro, and leaves' him frrie to turn His atten­ tion from the ideal and delusiue notions of political great riess to tlfat of acquiring a more perfect education, and co engage himself in those in­ dustrial pursuits of life which" alone can make him indepen­ dent and respected. Messenger:—M rs. CM rol INE Carson, one of the most inteIrictnal women the South has* had, is dead in Rome, Italy.' She was the daughter of Jan. L. Petigrew, the greatest law­ yer South Carolina ever had* and with two or three excep­ tions, perhaps, the greatest the South has over had. lie was almost the equal of any irinn. We once knew of a very sharp reply she once' made the great Thackeray when he was at Charleston,but it escapes us as we write. She was of rare personal at­ tractions ami beauty in her youth. She was of the same family as file Xorta^Jnmliriai Petligiews.- �The Watauga Democrat, WRONGS." LAND. — GBOVER QLEVE - THE democratic party from line. Not many days since, the foundation of this^ gov­ our little villa was teeming ernment has always stood with the yeomanry of its sur­ D. B. Dougherty, Editor. FOI? YOUNG WOMEN, T HE Hon. W. H. Bower, for low taxation. "Equal roundings to organize, a s K. C. Rivers, Publisher Asheville,N C, onr candidate for Congress, and exact justice to all and they termed it, a "protective II ill Open Its hirst Session September, 7.7, 1892. lhursday Sep. 29th, IS92. is gaining strength eve.y day, special privileges to none." league club," which they did is making a vigorous can­ They believe in passing laws with some fifteen or twenty Phe Institute is located in the most beautiful suburb of NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. vass, proclaiming the true to bring the greatest good to members, with A. Roton as Aslieville, N. U. The spacious building now neailv com­ for IIN use, at u cum (»i f00,000. will be furnished WITH ... . ir \ pleted iui Its hub, ui a cost of fyw,uuu. wm oe-iurnisnea with pure t doctrines of reform; and not- the greatest number. They Mlkt'lllO* vi'ltiir from springs .... the J....... will I... ] ] 10, ident and Monroe Jones j spring water JW\ni unulniru on 4-lir. premises; ...Ill he lighted with gas. For President: withstandingthe boast made believe the people every where as secretary. Also the chief heated with hot water, and provided wfih hut and cold baths.*" G110VEll CLEVELAND, b.v his opponents that they throughout this broad Un­ and supreme object w as to The health and habits of the pu pi IK will be carefully guarded. Re­ rf New York. g r e a t l y d e s i r e d t o r n a k e a ion are honest enough to as­ hear their great leader and sides the ample space given for outdoor exercise, a well equipped For Vice President; joint canvass with him, they semble, hold their own elec­ standard bearer chosen at gymnasium will be fitted up within doors. No exj>ense lias been ADLAI E. STEVENSON, spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perfect. have both refused to do it. tions, count the votes a n d the late Wilkesboro conven­ of Illinois. certiy the result, thereof. It tion to champion their cause FOUR SEPARATE COURSES OF STUDY WILL BE OF­ FERED TO THE STUDENT. STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. LET every democrat take is the settled policy of the re­ in the 8th Congressional dis 1. THE NORMAL COURSE. courage, for the skies are in­ publicans to pass what is trict, against the Hon. \V. For Governor: For the thorough training of teachers under Instructors from th ELI AS CAKR, deed bright and are growing termed the force bill, under H. Bovver. Well, he came, !i best Normal Schools. of Edgecombe. brighter as the days go by the operations of which, our but not in the language of 12. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE. for a great democratic victo­ elections would he held by su one of one of old, " Veni. vidi, Including ancient and modern languages. sHenees. music, draw For Lieutenant Governor: RUFUS A. DOUGHTON, ry in both the State and Na­ per visors and deputy mar­ Vrcif } At 2:80 o'clock, Dr. J. ing, etc. ot Alleghany. tion. It is glorious news that s h a l s , a p p o i n t e d l o r l i f e 0. Wilcox, the great Mogul 3. COM VIERCIAL COURSE, c o m e s t o u s f r o m t h e g r e a t whose certificate of election of the 8th district, mounted Including stenography, typewriting, book-keeping, etc For Secretary of State: North and North-west. Old would be sufficient to entitle the rostrum, full of egotism 4. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE. OCTAVIUk COKE, of Wake. Grover is at the head of the a candidate to enter into of­ and bragadocio. He began (A). SCIENTIFIC COOKING .—The study ot the production and maimprocession, "and don't you fice, without any regard what by saying that he had al­ fat i tire of foods, etc. For Auditor: (n). Skwlxa.—LmVacing the cutting and fitting of garments, forget it." ROBERT M. FURMAN, ever to any count or certifi­ ways been a friend to the far­ millinery, » t c. of Buncombe. cate made by the county or­ mer; to the hardy sons of The teachers at the liead of This Department are from the fa"The simple and plain du For Treasurer: nate authorities. Is it not toil. That he had lived in nous Pratt School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the best ty which we owe the people is DONALD W. BAIN, high time that every voter touch with these people for institutions in the country, ch ecu with reference to Christian charof Wake. a< rer, experience, and ability tin teachers, to reduce taxation to t h should solemnly reflect n lit­ 80 years, and that Ins chief necessary expenses of an eco­ For Sunt, of Tuhlic Instruction: tle before voting this ticket concern had been to tea eh A Thoroughly Organized Preparatory Department. nomical operation of thegoy JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH, them how to farm. Said he Has been furnished for all such as are not prepared for any more. the higher classes. of Johnston. eminent, and to restore to had made this season forty The school veur will he divided terms, the business of the country Republican Convention. bushels of wheat to the acre, per term, or $100 per year, whichinto two covers ?ost to pupil $50 For Attorney-General: barely the expense of the money which we hold in FRANK I. OSBORNE, A very large and respecta­ and no small number of a board, the school being practically free, haying been provided for t h e t r e a s u r y t h r o u g h t h e ble body of republicans met croM at that. of Mecklenburg. by few liberal friends of female education. For further' particu­ provision of governmental in convention in the c o u r t lars apply to REV. THOS. LAWRENCE, Well, after dilating consid­ For Judge oftheTwelfth District power."—Cleveland's M e s Aslieville, N. C. GEORGE A. SHU FORD, house last Friday and nomi­ erably on the ego, or / part, sage to Congress. nated a candidate for Repre­ he had played, he spoke of Eor Electors at Large: WOODRUFF. sentative and county offices. his opponent us being a law w. t otttoma CHARLES B. AYCOCK. ESTAHMSMED IflflS. How CAN any man w h o The convention was organiz­ yer. and said as soon as the ROBERT ILGLENN, laims to be in favor of re­ ed by the election of J. Lark majority of lawyers got their ft ff U 'J For Elector, 8th Con. Dist. form, and especially a farm­ Hayes as chairman and E. R. noses through the bars they JAMES 11. LKWELLYN, er, vote against Elias Carr Norris as secretary. begin to seek office, and said 176 & 178 Cay Street, KNOXY: LLE, TENM. of Surry. lor Governor? He is a farm­ The convention was a d - that Congress was composed er himself, and nominated by dressed at some length by largely of the lawyer class, HARDWARE. For Congress, 8th Dist: Cutlery, A*es, Nails Locks, Hinges, To ols, Horse and fanners; and besides all that Messrs. W. H. Unloway, Sol­ who was inimical to the hor­ WILLIAM H. BOWER, Mule o hoes, &c , \c. he is an able, capable a n d omon Younceand L. L. Green ny-handed farmer. He then of Caldwell. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. faithful North Carolinian. Let It was not harmonious, but branched off on the McKin­ Genuine Oliver Chilled Pf'Jws. Syracuse Hillside Plows, DEMOCRATIC GENERAL ASSEMBLY our third party brethren, there was considerable differ­ l e y t a r i f f , a n d u s e d a g r e a t Bro wn s Double Shovel Plows, Cider M Ills, Straw Cut^ TICKET. tera. Lawn Mowers. Corn Shellers, Hay f =orics, Scythoo, whether formerly democrats ence of opinion as to the best deal of verbosity without dea Cradle and Snaths, Ba. bed Wlra^^tc., A o. For Senate: or republicans, join the pro­ JO 1 icy to be pursued in t h e ling in logical facts or. prac­ CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES. WILLIAM U. FIELDS , of Alio cession. "He is going to get ,er ste ®l' 5££~~ill e, c Blasting £° w 5go'a nd , rort\* Shovels, Pic tee, nomination of a ticket. The tical application. And from ghany county. \?/uer^L . Drill HA'primers, Black­ there, Eli." smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, Ac. forces were prettj evenly di- thence lie branched off on the For House of Represulatives video on the proposition to hnniing system, of which he AMMUNITION, SPOTTING GOODS. THERE was just a little bit endorse the candnate of the, said he knew but little, but EDWARD F. LOVILL. Sh°t pirns, Romlngrton, Bake r and English , — Winchostor and Colt's 'Rifles Loaded of democratic doctrine in the third party for Representa-j»u»d that he thought the DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. Fishing RodShotf ^ead» Fish Ho oka and Lines, McKinley tariff bill, just a lit. five. Mr. Greene made a very .present s . V s t e m of banking tie hit, and that has caused able speech leading the fore For Sheriff, D. F. BAIRD. butter than the State onnk- SPECIALTIES. For Reg. of Deeds C. J. COT us to he able to buy our s'j- es for the endorsment of Mr. ing system, and tried to illus rfr8^:.£-°Qra an5,.B,i,nd*uRubber and L .eathor Bolting. Circular Saws, Window Clas3, Fire-pnoof Safo3, Wire TRELL. gar for half the money we F a r t h i n g , c o n t e n d i n g t h a t Screen Doors arid Window Frames, Fa»per Bags, Ao. trate his.id«n by displaying Eor Treasurer, W. E.GREEN lad to pay for it before. The For Surveyor, L. D. LOWE. democrats want more of this that course afforded theonly a twenty-dollar b II, and wa­ EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. Buggies, Pnaotons, Carriages, Spring Wagons, Mounescape from utter annihila­ ving it before the people, oc­ For Coroner ELBERT FAR. Farm Wagons, Two WhcSl CaVti, sort of legislation. If it has tion by the democrats. He casionally telling some stale THING. Send for Catalogue and prices. made sugar che »per. to take was hotly opposed by Mr. joke, or spicing it with such Special attention given to orders bv mall, We respeotof t he tariff, don't you know Calloway, Mr. You nee, Mr. coarse epithets us "ding it" fully solicit your patronage. "A cheap coat makes a they lie to you when they tell Ford and Mr. Thomas, and or "durn in", all thetime im­ a chead man.'' — BENJAMIN you that it will make everyW. W. WOODRUFF & OO. on the 5th ballot Mr. Solo­ peaching the democratic par­ HARRISON. hing else cheaper to put a Kf JOXVS LLE, TEJISI. mon Younce was nominated ty as being the meanest, par­ 176 & 178 Cay Street, ligh tariff on it. The people for Representative by a ma­ ty m existnuce. More anon. IF the republican vote falls are getting extremely tired A REPUBLICAN. jority of one vote. The bal­ off all over the country as it of such an absurd and illogic ance of the ticket is as f <> 1 did in Maine and Vermont in lie September elections, Ver­ al argument. One plain and tows: For Sheriff, W. II. Cal CONSTIPATION solid illustration of a fact is mont will he the only State loway; for Trenssnr^r, C. A and other Mr. Harrison will carry in No worth a thousand theories. Farthing; for Register Deedt North Wilkosta M Carolina. bowel complaints We are coufronted with a ecu James Ingle, and for Coro­ vein her. So mote it be. INCORFOllA fKDcured and prevented dition and not a theory. I. K. I'l-criirfiMit. ( i . \V. (JUHUNLEB, Cuslirer ner, John 8. Ford. A great by the prompt THE National Democratic AUTHORIZED CADHAL. $-,0(1.0(10. "Of course it is not expect­ many republicans seem to be use of Committee claims that t, h e ed that extravagant and nn- very much dissatisfied with SUM HUH ED.CA PITA L, $08,000. groat States of Massachu- necesnry appropriations will the ticket, and predict its de­ Ayer's Cathartic Pills I ' T O R S : . I . E . Kinloy, J. T. VV. M. A (WI*T, E, sets, Iowa, and Illinois u re je made to avoid the accu­ feat by an overwhelming ma­ S. Blair and T. B I' irdcy, They no longer hardly in doubt, mulation of an excess of rev­ jority, We say so too. I) es a general bonk:wg business 1 .'solicits tliv ne regulate the liver, but are almost certain to enue. Such expenditures, hecounts of merchants and business men general!v. cleanse the stomach, vote for Cleveland and Ste- sides the demoralization of and greatly assist Just how an alterative medi­ venson. So the procssion ill just conceptoion of public cine cleanses the system is an a o digestion. goes marching on. duty which it entails, stirnu- pen question; but that Ayer's Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. I ' l l E S E A U K H A R D T X . . ISa-saparilla produce a radi­ ates n habit of reckless im- cal change in docsblood is well at­ the 8 0 , UV U I v Y -ONU s h o u l d s a w a l l they -an a m Every Dose Effective. HARRY Skinner, W. A. Gufh irovidcn- j not in the least tested on all sides. It is every­ s h o u l d b e g i n b.v havi ng v o f f r i-y, W. H Malone and p e r- consistant withthe mission of where considered the best reme­ J41 M it# .if haps others of the third par­ our people, or the high and dy for blood disorders. II A ml iof of the man who runs the wftgwt reel kV-ITk for |50 or f GO. ty candidates have w i t h - j e n e f i c e n t p u r p o s e s o f o u r Erom Xionville, N. C. I vi 11 sell you as good lor $25. Michine needloH th it will lit any DENTIST Irawn from the race. Mr. go vernmen t..-Cleveland's nies OF RUTHERFORD COLLEGE, N. C „ ai icliiiie, at 25 cts per doz., 8(mt out b.v mail. I have a good stock lutherie and Mr. Malone are sage. Y'etthisis just what Editor Democrat: Is now located at Sheriff of .IN!iiMg tackle. Reeds, 40 ct>(9to f I. Joint rods 7 5 cits to fl.50. •ut in a long card each, ad­ the billion dollar Congress Seeing that there has been no report from this place re­ Baird'sim Watauga River, t .on', flies GO els per4 dozen. IJioeriek hooks, 10 to 25 cts per ding their friends to vote ( one. 8 > fearful were they sent, by mail. Netting for wins, a nd seins of anv length the democratic ticket. Dreth- that the accumulation of mo­ cently, permit, me to say a near Yalle Crucis. Having <1 laid (14) fourteen years ex- com - -it.'). Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail? • •/' of Watail gn county, bent ney in the treasury would f e w w o r d s t h r o u g h t h e c o l - ptrience as a dentist, and us­ D) t >$ Liii to> write for prices. Respectfully back home, beat back home. force them to abolish taxa­ minis of your paper. ing nothing but theBEHT ma­ tion, that they spent the sur­ The health of this commu­ terial, combined with o o o u "Opportunity for a safe, plus in reckless,and extrava­ n i t y i s v e r y g o o d a t t h i s WORK , offers his professional i.y 21 . 7t. KNOX VJLLh. 7 £.VN. \o refill and deliberate reform gant appropriations. B u t writing. Crops good, weath­ services to the citizens of Wa­ • .xMR..'•nmw.uni tauga county as a F i R s T s now offered; and none of what better could you ex­ er fine, foddering and seeding C L A s s Dentist.. U3 should be unmindful of a pect from a President who in order. WW Prices reasona ble and \Vel4, as politics are now satisfaction FULLY gnaran~ time when an abused and in- said: "A fcheap coat makes a SU DSL RIDE i OH THE DEMUCHA suited people, heedless of cheap man". Stand a s i d f the chief topic of the day teed those who have resisted time Bennie, and make room foi with the little groupsthat as Jul 20. 3 mo. ! scinble about the stores and and reasonable relief, Ina .% (j rover tWOnedotlni the I oth»»r places of public resort, .isist/upon a radica" a n The Normal And ColLgiata I astituta w. w. SRUFF & CO. Oh R. D. 8. P. ANGEL, / �SUBSCRIPTION HATE S To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. t :*opyl year mm,.,.$1.00 " (> m o n t h s . . , , - , 5 0 " 8 months.„m ,... 85 ADVERTISING R ATRS. 1 inch 1 week 1 " 1 month 1 '< 8 ,... $ .75 1.75 " 1 " G " 1 "1 year 1 column 1 week 1 " 1 month 1 " 3 " 1 " G " 1 " 1 year 8.00 , 5.00 7.00 9.00 18.50 25.00 37.50 50.00 —" Vengnnce is out's a ti d we will repay," sayeth the re­ publicans of Meat Camp and other townships, when t h e names of the nominees of the recent republican convention are mentioned. —What will be the next step taken by therepublicnns of Watauga? Their nominee for treasurer has withdrawn, and the most intelligent pat*t of the party in the county are kicking like "bay steers" at the other nominees. Entered at the Postoffieeat -Rev. Mr. Cannon, P. E , Boone, N. C.» as seeond -claBS of Mitchell, comes out to say mail matter. that the report against R. L. Patton, that he s h o u 1 d LOCAL NEWS. have said the M. F. Church Was without, foundation is a —Only two weeks till court. base fabrication, as he heard —The hotels at B 1 o w i ng the speech. The DEMOCRAT are all closed. hopes that it is. —Boone was visited by a —A prominent WatrtUga re heavy frost last night. publican is reponsible for the —Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cof­ following: Three of the eandi dates nominated by the con­ fey are visiting in Wilkes. vention the 23id inst., are —The fright over the chol­ chronic kickers. One of them era seems to be abating. refused to vote a tall at the —Mrs. Harrison still con- last election, another voted tinuesto improve Very rapid­ democratic, and the other has lysulked in his tent for the last six years. —1). B. Dougherty is off on a business trip to Wilkes coUn —Married on the morning ty. of the 26th inst., at the resi­ —Rev. lb P. Pell will preach lience of the bride's mother, in the M. E. Church in Boone widow of the late Rev. S. J. Farthing, of Beaver Dams, next Sunday night. Mr. Monroe Green, of Cove —The Boone and BlowingCreek, and Miss Eliza Farth­ Rock telegraph line is again ing. Elder A. C. Farthing of open and ready for business. ficiating. May peace and hap —Did you attend therepub piness crown their lives./ lican convention the 23rd? —Tomahawk: Did you ev­ If you did not, you missed a er try to be an editor, proof­ lot of fun. reader, hook-keeper, foreman —IV. Jennings is still at the typo, pressman, devil, and a Bryan house in the interest few more such positions which of your bad teeth', (jive him time and space forbids us to a call. mention, all at once? If you —There us an article in this ever did you have our pro­ issue from a prominent repub­ found sympathy." Say, Bro., lican at Zionville that will be you must be talking for two of us, of interest to you. Read it. —1 desire so say to the peo —Bower is hard at work, pie of Vv'atauga county that while Wilccx is dodging and I am no candidate for any bush-whaeking about, ma­ office— CALVIN S. FARTHING. king speeches without letting Judge A mi field and Solici­ the people know before hand tor Newland spent Sunday that he is going to doit. Hov­ night in Boone on their way er has to go by himself as his to Jefferson, to hold court at opponents are afraid of hi in, but one good thing lemnins that place. to be told, he is a host with­ —Our Mr. B. J. Councill. in hims'lf. who has been doing business —The AshevilleNormal and for Henkles, Craig & Co., at Collegiate Institute opened Blowing Bock this summer, its first session the 15 inst., has returned. with near a hunded boarders —Mrs. R. C. Rivers is visit­ present, and promises to be ing her parents in Iredell, and all that was expected of it by the running-gears of tne DEM its generous founders. It is OCRAT "feels like one w h o said that there was never a treads alone." finer looking or brighter set —Mrs. Black well and daugh ter, who have spent the sum­ mer at the Bryan house have returned to their home i n South Carolina. —Glenn downed Butler in Morganton, and the demo­ crats presented him with a gold headed cane to show their appreciation of h i s speech. —The Hon. R. A. Doughton was to have spoken at Foscoe tomorrow and in our town the following day, but the appointments have been withdrawn for a few days. —''There are throe things uncertain: Where lightning will strike, how a law-suit will end, and the steps that will be taken by a republican convention."—L. L.G REENE. —Lovill & Fletcher h a v e moved their office into the house adjoining Br.vonsstore where one or both of them will always be found, ready to attend to - our law luisi- of girls together in the O'd North State, than theonesin attendance at this school. —Mr. W. R. Spainhourand his interesting little daugh­ ters, of Ulysus,Nebraska,are visiting in Watauga. M r . Spainhotir says that Weaver will carry his State and many others in the West and north west, but Grover is hound to be the next President of the United States. He fur­ ther says that Harrison will be the weakest man in t h e race. —The policy advocated by the most intelligent part of the republican convention, if it had carried, would to some extent, endangered thr suc­ cess of the democratic party, but theadvice of the m e n who had lead the party for years, with some degree of success, was ignored by t h e Convention, and a ticket no:n inated that will be defeated at the November election by or over. Was glad t o meet O C C C O Z> C O o o c o oc s o many, many Watauga boys and girls and t o find BRY AVS COUIIV them doing so well. IF Wat­ auga will not have stlch a school, I do not thiilk from what I can learn, Uififc Holly Spings can he beaten; A Qui­ et community, With good in­ fluences both in and out of school. So what is yofir ob­ jections? Suppose We consul er the greatest needs df Wat­ auga county. Very well, we hope to say something on this subject in the near fu­ ture. * L. G. WILSON. —Topic:—The news from the Sept. 21st, 1892. neighboring counties is cheer­ ing. In Alexander, during the H a general rule, it last fortnight, there has been toAcorrect costivenoss is best not by the use a gteat falling away from the of saline or drastic medicines. third party and it continues When a purgative is needed, tnfc daily. The Burke democra­ most prompt, effective and bene­ ficial is Aver s Pills. Their ten­ cy is in good shape and pro­ dency is to restore, and not weak poses to elect the whole dem­ en, the n jrmal actions ol the bow ocratic ticket by a good ma­ els. jority. Watauga is in hetter democratic shape than UNIVERSITY OF NOttTH CAROLINA she has been fcr years. As Instruction is offered in four election day approaches the general courses of study, six brief courses, a large number skies beci me bright as of of special courses, and in law, yore and we may be prepar­ medicine a n d engineering. ed to see North Carolina stan The Faculty includes twenty teachers. Scholarships and ding just right. loan funds are available for needy young men of talent T h e verdict of t h e people' is that Halts Hair Renevrer cures an dchat'acter. The next ses­ sion begins Sept , 1. For cat­ Tlllis is NO HUM grayness and baldness alogue with full information, address President Winston, LUG TO DRAW From Ilnttle, N. C. Chapel Hill, N. C. TRADE! Editor Democrat: We are every day reminded -oof the fact, that while we seem to be in the midst of life and prosperity, "sudden -odestruction is near." T h e pl l<=>»|o| lol \o home of Mr. J. E. Farthing 1 rom now until the first day has been made very sad by of April I will sell my stock of the death of his little twoyear-old son, Wiley, Which CLOTHING occurred last night and was HAVE thebesx selected and —ANB— buned to-day. Membranous largest stock of goods ever croup was the slayer, which do3s its work in a hurry. The brought to this place and OYERCOATS bereaved have the sympa­ perhaps the best selection in At 10 per cent above the countv. thies of all those who have sustained such a loss. For want of time, we have MR. MARTIN late­ failed to note the death of —oly returned from the Mr. L. H. Tester, which oc­ If you don't think I mean it North, where he spent curred Sept. 10th, of a dis­ n week buying GOODS, Come and look through my ease that was hard for o u r best physicians to under­ and we have almost stand. Brother Tester was anything needed in STOCK THIS a men:her o f the Baptist It wo'n't cost yoU orle cent if coitnty, at prices that church, and was ever ready yoti dont purchase. defy compe­ to do deeds oF kindness to I have a large stock arid tition. any ofle in distress. He was fll £ I STSiT^ want to get rid of it Before very industrious, and by per­ spring. severance had accumulated Hats, some property. He has work­ Shoes, ed for uncle Dudley Farthing Clothing, for six or eight years. CALL AND LGOFT I Ladies trimmed As you gaVe the particu­ and untrimmed hats, lars of the killing of Mr. Feth Ribbons, eraon in your issue of recent I would call your attention Flowers, date, substantially correct, to the big cut in prices in my Plumes. we will not say anything Notions, other lires. more on the subject than Heavy this: Since Lee has had a and fancy groceries. fair trial before the law, the people seem to be satisfied with the decision of the TO .ye us before you buy. court. An accidental circutn 11 e are in a posi­ stance, yet a mysterious one. tion to sa to Mrs. C. C. Green, of Ozark, you money.Mo., who has been visiting Very Respectfully, friends and relatives on Bea­ H. (, MARTI S A- CO. ver Dams, started home last Monday. Her stay among Blowing Keck June" 30, '92. us was short but pleasant, for nO christian man or wo­ —a m a n can fail t o enjoy h e r company. While gone t o Johnson Wf City, with the above named lady, I noticed may improve­ ments, progress and prosperiJS i.;-. Opjinrtnnifr! « l S xom-t, Ti,'* their »» ity marked Elizabethton, pnrtnnitlos, ni'dItcndrr. oinso livo in ,iot*rtjr and Ml** from tli.it di» in oh.cnrlt rI Harrow ; < 'lu'Oiir il ti:o 1 t of rm.r. *9 th»j Johnson City and many oth­ look bit k on I091, fnrovir lost. o:< port tinity. 1.11* l» |>it» lnqrf Kef.clr out. He up find d»:n; lionrovart.nr notion* »• .aid er places, yet I saw nothing niiy, in I »«!ctiro'pktH'irvitT.> pron.incur». r>, a • •>. It ftofT»r, » by apltllWooU-i. tliit "th liocMntf of fortano Koldctt oppoi tntJtr to pnrhfn'irstm mono Mrtod of lifo that concerns us so much as embracn tb* Cham-el ami 'ln'potti, tnilhcr rlcu»v. fiifto dr so and fhs depflr:*. v"r «> return." llmr «hill yo* Sid chttiien the improvement at Butler. th»OOLbrh opportunity? investiy.io evert what all that appoari wnriliy, tttid'of proiti e. ihst is sno men do. is not And why? Because it is near cossfui the rearhlleto is up opp< t-tt unity, fnch •*» it will ofte« within ot lahoritic|i« le. Improrsd. jivs. atles.t. a jrrand stnitin lifo. The tint.m< opportunity fsr hero. Money to ho tnn.ie raplillv and er home. While there, I vis­ many isindnstrf.ntsper-on of either «rx. All sees holmralily by any Yo* f a* do the work and live nt homo, wherever -on era. F.von heR ESPECTFULLY, ited the school, which is flour can ,to a, well If yon will work, not too ft lO bill day. Yoe gin11or* are Oa'ily carninif from te per hard, inddstrl* onely; and yon rnn Inrrenee y.tnr lti'---me as y.m ro .>n. Toe ishing under the control of can i-ivo snare time only Or ."II . - ' I, .' Fs, w i. lit h P —Why was it that the re­ publican convention ignored t he rights of prominent find native horn republicans df Watailga county, and pdt iri nomination for the office of Register of Deeds a irian from another county, who had not been among us long enough to entitle him to a vote in our elections? The republi­ cans will answer this at the polls in Nov. by snowing this new ish under by a large irtajority In favor of our candi­ date, P. J. Cottrell. WITHOUT ' A I MEAN BUSINESS. WS OUR COST! COME - - HIE kCRTJI CAR01INA (OIJ EGri OF Ag-riOiltuVe Hull Mefclianlc Alia \\ ill begin its fourth session Sep­ tember 2, 1892. Coiinty Super­ intendents of Education will ex limine applicants for 8 dirt lesion j Total cost $100. Address A. (j. HOLLADAY, Pres., Raleigh. N. C. A BIG CUT Oil PRICES, I wish to call the attentiorl of the trade to the fact that I am no\V offering sdiile rard bargains in hoots, s h o e s , hats, ready-made clothing* prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ ware, such as plows, hoes* shovels* spades, tracechains* and* iii fafct, anything yoii need in this line: OROCKRIES I keep coustantiy on hand ri full siippjy of grocer­ ies consisting in part of Su­ gar, Coffee, Rice, etc., which will be sold ascheaparf they can be bought in the mountains. I fiarifiot, in this small space tell you of half the bargains I am prepared to offer, but invite you, one and all, to come and see. Thirty-six in­ ches to the yard and sixteen ounces to the pound has ev­ er been rnv motto, and I hope to receive in the future,whfit I have so much enjoy­ ed in tlie past, the liberal pat ronnge of the public. Most Respectfully, C, D. TAYLOR. ValleCrucis, May 10, '92. ATTENTION, BUYERS!! We wish tocallatteiitioMtd otir line of second-hand EuggidS, Cafts, wagon's, Hacks,. Harness Ete. They are almost good as new,and persons wishing to buy can secure bargains by calling on us. We hate a big lot of NEW BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, Harness &e oil hand, which will he sold on reasonable'terms. If we havenotr got what jou want, we will take pleasure in getting any thing for you in our line. We buy direct from manufacturers and can, therefore, give you very close prices. We have a full line of new Har ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—^v* erything in the harness line. Can beat the Wcffld on prices. We will take in exchange,? horses, mules, and also good beef cattle. Give us a call. HENKEL, CRAIG & CO. ljcnoir JN. C. NOTICE. By virtue of an execution is-, sued from the Superior court of Caldwell County, I will sell for cash at the court house door in noone on the 10th day of Octo­ ber, 1892. it being Monday of Watauga Superior court, J. C. Jones' interest in 105 acres of land lying on the west prong of neaverdam creek, in neaverdnm township, Watauga countv, ad­ joining the lauds of Thos. Farth­ ing's heirs, Calvin Moody a n d others, levied on by me to satis­ fy the sum of $50 prin. with interst On same from 19th day of Nov., 1889, till paid and costs of suit amounting to #103.12 in suit wherein M. A Jones is PlfT. and J. C. Jones Defl. This Sept5th '92. I). F. BAIRD, Shflf. Mm *• n .• R-i wiU Il ; m» sv - wins ; T * f.t*'/>• I,' , ?'M •••uii.k ih- �CAMPAIGN BADGES. .•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiu A EOMBEETE The W atauga Democrat, be kept as much as possible er is being harried by wolves NEWSB-V OVERMAN'S Gold-plat» ai'i 1 frnl,y finished, 2 in tiie hands of the people, at her throat and at her PER and hence we demand that all back; that she calls upon her with com it pi jbuiy.* of the can 1 i The Prideofthe North Car <> A DBMOCUATIC family newspaper date ha- IV.MI 1 >.ib A 1 I Vice-I'resi na Presn." revenue, National, State or faithful children to save her j dent of all p vbi M. 01 armament devoted to the interested Coun­ IS THE ty, Ktate and Nation. Published jcounty, shall be limited to again from the horrors of j as well si ) vi voir favorite can 1" BREATH OF LIFE." = Bo you want to aid in building evi'iy Thursday at Boone, Wa­ | the necessary expenses of the '67, to '68 and '70. Work. didatfl. 8 1 11 )!), 19 cts; 8 tor 25 £ YGEN ia the — up a paper t hat whall reflect the ^ life giving el- 2 tauga County. N. C, cents poit piol. li bera! discount phayTiulB ementof air and ^ greatest credit on North Caroli­ government, economically to the tea 15. vllressM. 1\ dolm­ water; without^ na, no matter where it may be it there can be no § and honestly administered. Swallowed by A Cat Fish. an. Fi 1 ley, V 1.. sole agJnb for MOUTHlife. SPECIFICS seen? Then patronize HE PLATFORM PifcCC OXYOEN is a 2 The Wilmington Ales sen gov S. That Congress issue a slu S cithern States. special tnedicat- ^ ed Oxygen treat- 2 sufficient amount of fraction­ GUTHEittE, Okla, Sept. 14. A LARGE EIGHT-CAGE i'Al'EU ment for diseas- r Adopted hj the St» to Cor.rcntion es of the nose, ^ Bo you want a reliable paper, al pa per currency to facilitate A story en me here from TeMay 1 St h, 1S»2. throat and lungs SELF -CLOSING the exchange through theme cumseh, in the Potavvatomic The inhalations ^ givingyoil all the news of the contain Germi- a world—a Democratic newspaper cides and Disin- 2 Resolved 1. That the dem dium of the U. S. mail. county, that seems to be well fectants, in ad- a that equals the best- has the 0. That the General As­ dition to the best jj •\\ 1 ocrooy of North Carolina re­ known specifies a largest circulation, and has fof "i sembly pass such laws as will authenticated. It is to t h e for these dis- rjj affirm the principles of the I make the public school sys­ effect that between Tecumseh geaset,carrying theremedybyinhalationri-ht to 2 twenty-one years been i part — ihe scat of tho diseaaot making it a POSITIVE j democratic part}, both State tem more effective that the and Purcell, on the banks of 2 CORE. Separata Specifiis used in Catarrh and ^ and factorin thegrowth and (levHay-Fever. 5,'r.t a patent mddicine. Physioians g velopmen<L of the Old North - prcaoribe it ia thoir practioe. and National, and particu­ blessings of education may the Canadian river, li v*cs John Hi ate? Then subscrbe for mo5*uVn° IN USE.I iONLY larly favor the free coinage of he extended to all the people James, a negro, with his wife TH WILMINGTON MF.SS1N0F 5r|iot>IU*r!e«: of the State alike. silver and an increase ol the I 34*1-2 W.ARIittuiaSt.. Atlanta. Oa. •r. and half dozen children. One CVimpatgn Halted: M0 Shelly llutMings Omaha, Neb. I currency and a repeal of the Mr. McDonald, of Cabarrus day about a week ago a sev­ Z&4:0 K. l'.rondway. Louisville, v.w* The "Daily MeHsenger,'' h.y moved that the platform be pFOil A POSTAL CARD addffessed to internal revenue system. And adopted by acclamation. The en year old son took the ba­ ^ w;ll brin« you by return mail a copy of_our 3 mail, 4 months on trial, fot - Manual, explaining the treatment in lull. Send •= $2.00 we denounce the McKinley following amendment was of­ by, aged eight months, out ricx it if you prize health; 2 Usch CO ITU Specific Oiygen Co., tariff bill as unjust to thecon- fered and accepted: The weekly "Transcript Mes­ for a ride in his wagon. Soon r>;i;i:ii:.iiiiiiii!;:.!:iii:iijiiii!i!iiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiuii!iiitiiiii? senger," (the largest and Resolved, That we favor a AU mere of the country, and after the boy rushed into the -i best paper in the Sta te) 9 • sm leading to the formation of graduated tax on income. house naked, that h e had months on trial for $1.00 trusts, combines and monop­ gone in swimming and left Cash in advance. Both SenatorTtunsom on Weaver. olies which have oppressed RECAUTION Ilapei-s are large Eigii t-1 'a vu the baby in the wagon on the the people; and especially do / '"I can pardon Gen. Wenv- bank. Suddenly the wagon sheets. Send Postal Card A Ti TZCESSITY ; < > r v . i'.i.«•!,,.> '{odm . JlittiJilnc SI,op, we denounce the unnecessary jor for fighting against us. i with the address of five pet- . • i •• • t I'.ILUU i •>' YIN>,?s, ;III<1 any jean pardonnn lions i blefoe, started down the bank, and m ro oiiv «vn-l" thee are used. sons and receive samjde cop* and burdensome increase in ( b.u»«v:>'dtfCi<t f>v 11 to !>o the best 1 >r tin, it and the baby plunged in­ ever invented. • ie.s of THE MESS EN O ER. the tax on cotton tiesandon But I cannot pardon h i m to the river and sank out of m : f o r . r m c w s A T ONCE. NATURE'S Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. when he pufs the stignm and tin, so largely used by the fi'!: M'f'g & Supply Co., CURE FOR brand of treason upon my sight. The parents ran to the poorer portion of the people. 76 Y& Pearl Ktrtef. Uoston. TAKE THE We likewise denounce the in­ dead comrades; upon your stream, but could find no trace of the baby. Help was flllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllilllllllf t lii'.riii;?" CATARRH iquitous Force hill, which is f a t h e r s a n d m i n e . B y t h e inn.; Oiiicafo anil Alton R. R. not yet abandoned by the graves of our heroic dead, I secured and the river drag­ JF ** » -GOINGrepublican party, but is be­ cannot forgive him. No, no, ged, but though the wagon ing urged as a measure to be no, a thousand, yes, ten thou was soon pulled out, no ba­ I S E V t l K G MACHINE I West Northwest This new treatment for Catarrh and by could be found, and after -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiii!i!iiitiiiiiiiiiiiinit>iii::ii:i]ii;ii2iii2iii: adopted as soon as they re­ sand times, no! diseases of the respiratory organs is one of the most important discoveries gain control of the House of Our old mother called up­ three days the searchers gave Hmigrants going to any of Hie in medical science and possesses the IfiTFJ following advantages i 1 Western States or Territori'F Representatives, the purpose on her hundred and twenty up, and funeral services were 5 YEARS !| 1. Th« patient can cure himself at a small expense will save time and money going and without outside asslstanoe. and effect of which measure thousand sonH. We obeyed held in memory of the little 2. No change of diet or pursuit el Ufe Is nsoessary via. Chicago and Alton route, during treatment. one. A few days after the fu­ will be to establish a second her call, we went and fought, t is the quickest route to 8, The remedies are In no wise offensive te tk# patient and sntail no discomfort. perioj of reconstruction in and we lost. For four years neral the father and brother 4. The remedy reaohes the seat of the trouble KANSAS CITY, DIONVlC 11, directly. 'h" Southern States, to sub­ we won nineteen out of every of the drowned child succeed­ 5. The remedies and means of appllanoe can be 1 I J J C. carried In tho pocket without Inconvenienoe. vert the liberties of our peo­ twenty battles, hut the whole ed in landing an imnlense eat JTit EE TICEATMUNT at any dtHty utor*. And all points in Idaho, Wa.Jf} . CACTERINE AND IN8UFFLATOR, $2.00. ington, Oregon, Ctali ple and inflame a new race world fought against lis, and fish that had swallowed the ^ CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. U.nd California. hook on their set lines. What Caoterlne Mediolne 80., Waoo, Texts, antagonism and sectional an we surrendered. Finest and Host Fjnigpe't imosities. For nine yearstherafter this was their horror, when they Iload in the West. 2. That we demand finan­ man branded us as traitors. rnme to clean the fish, to Only line running Solid Vent! cial reform, and the enact­ By the purity of your moth find within its stomach the hud ff-ains b'tween St. Louis and Kansas City. ment of Inws that will re­ ers, by the patriotism of your remains of the missing child. ?ri'iii;:!::::!;::!:iinis:i:;:;iit iiiitit'iniiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiititiiiib Reclining Chair cars and Tour flan t.Rrjjo 2 move the burdens of the peo­ fathers, by the love you hear The body was badly mutila­ £ !!»•-. a Solf-UBtUiip; Ai*n. rr ;* ist Sleepers free of extra charge. Ho* if Rclf-tJirenillng -tuitUo. ple relative to theexistingag your church and your God, ted. The remains of thechild g ItunNo K/».juaI in Ciin.-li'dotioxu jWobiiic Weather Boarding, I will meet parties at any rail­ 2 were replaced in a eeffin. and 2 lima Mccliuiilcui A',)iiritrmic«. ricultural depression,.and do will you ratify t his mnn'sslan road station with through tickets — Ilunu Ktr^nnl Flnlnli. Complete Ceilings, 2 fins n l'ortr-c.t Ailjiietiiirnt. and baggage checks. full and atr pie justice to the der upon your dead com­ another funeral was held. b llieza l'o«ltlTc Titkf-ii|. 2 Corrugated Sheeting, 2 if.-* Httltsh Fnrnlturn. For full information, maps arm farmers and laborers of our rades? 5 Um r.fnpB Ootid Sorvinjf Oaallfici nntl 2 descriptive pamphlets of the 2 'Toes a lAr^r Itnneo itf Ucusral Work — SS3 Roofing Paints, NOTICE. - tbtn nriy M^winy; Aiaotlllie In the World. — country. West write to or call O I K My heart will be b r o k e n {ron Roofing, | Examitie THE ROYAL for points of | 8. That we demand thenb when North Carolina votes By virtue of an execution is­ B. A. NkwlavWy excellence, and you will C J .O Tronghs, Gutters and Spouting, sued from the Superior court of Traveling Passenger AgtC "r ohtion of national b a n k s, for Weaver. buy no other. caldwell county, I will sell for c *ms of Sheet Metal for Building 19 Pat t on Ave., Asheville, N. C. and the substitution of legal / COMPLETE AND READY \ Go, tell the story to your cash at the courthouse door in I ROYAE S. tf, CO,, Ros!Uor3. ill. 11 J. ClIAItLTOX. (T. P. A NT APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./ tender Treasury notes in lieu brave. Go publish it upon noone on tne 10th day »f Octo­ Chicago, III. of national bank notes, issu* the sand-hills:—North Caro­ ber, 1892. it being Monday of VJ E WANT Watauga Superior court, C. —AN— ed in sufficient volume to do lina has voter! for Weaver. .Jones' interest in 105 acres of r* the business of the country No, my countrymen, 1 can­ land lying on the west prong of i ! h \> E M T on a cash system, regulating not believe it. We are poor, iien verdain creek, in ueaverdain '-rmz. township, Watauga county, ad­ the amount needed on a per- not rich, hnt, we are honora­ joining the lands of Thos. Farth­ iirvn-anpnorurtlo workman to ' l-vko uwu -.i'.jity. APPLY our material! 1* nti«l v; capita basis as the business ble and truthful inenund wo­ ing's heirs, Calvin Moodv a n d G.H RECEIPT OF BO CE^TS ' «*rlfos and tniruA. solicited • write for ' lotrw^aiidMiM others, levied on by nio to satis­ incrests of the country ex­ men." W E WILL M A I L A B O X O F K fy the snin of |50 prin. with iuCZOTi L CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. pand, and that all money is­ terst on same from 10th day of B3X1 GAS S5^M Wtfa C.^TASLISHED 1372. sued by the government shall When Henry Clay Was in H&leigh. Nov., 1880, till paid and cost MEN AND THB of suit, amounting to $108 42 u he legal tender in payment of On April 18, 1844, Henry all debts, both public and pri Clay, than candidate for the suit wherein M. A Jones is ITT. and J.€. Jones I)eff. This Sept. (The Queen of FaJrlc*) THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CL'RE FOR va te. Presidency of the U. S., visit­ 5th '02. I). F. BAIKD, Slot. 4. Thai we demand that ed Raleigh, The Raleigh Reg FOR LADIES. Tetter, Ground Itch, Itching Piles, King STRICTLY aCongress shall passsucli laws ister, of that date, which is A:, vA. Worm and all Itching SKin Diseases. HIGHEST NOTICE U« ' '<•. * rtcf i" as shall effectually prevent on file at the State Libvniy, SRADR: ft ; •> imr* By virtue of a d ecree of the If you have TETTER, it matters not how long It hai the dealing in futures of all devotes four columns to n de exlitod, TETT2F.INE will as certainly euro Superior court ol Watauga coun­ you as you use it agricultural and mechanical script ion of that occasion. ty obtained on the fiist .Monday DIAMOND productions; providing such Apropos to the recent simi­ in Sept., 1892, I will on the first Harmie3s, Painless and Fragrant* stringent system of proced­ lar occasion here we quote Monday in Oct., 1892, at the MflHPV Refunded If yotlnre dissatisfied IKutlu J with the results—References— door noone ure in trials as shall secure the following incident given court house proceed in sell on in Southern Think of the State of Georpin, Clintsaid county to a limn Rank, iui.1 National Hank of Savnnuahu prornpt conviction and impo­ by the Register at that time. credit of six months, except 10 J. T. SHUPTRINE &. BRO. sing such penalties us shall It says: On Friday and Sat­ P"i* cent, which must be paid in SAVANNAH, GA. cash on day of sale, a certain secure most perfect compli­ u r d a y e v e n i n g s t h e w h o l e tract of land in Shawneehaw ance with the law. town was brilliantly illumi­ township, adjoining the lands of 5. That we demand therm nated with colored lightsand George Bugger, Martin and No­ containing limited coinage of silver. the effect, owing to the dark­ ah Culver and others, sold as the 46 acres more or less, 6. That we demand the pas n e s s o f t h e n i g h t , w a s v e r y property of J. A Shu maker, dec. <age of laws prohibiting the fine. On Saturday night there to make assets to pay the indebt alien ownership oi land, and was a display of firewoiks edness of said estate. This Sept. 5 t h 1 8 9 2 . L. W . F A R T H I N G , E X . that Congress take e a r 1 y and two balloons were sent E. F, L OVU.L , Atty. -Teps to devise some pi in to up under the directions of obtain all lands no • owned that patriotic young Whig, I by alien and foreign syndi­ William H. Tucker. The bnl cates; and that all lands now loon ascensions were m o s t —DENTIST— held by railroads and other beautiful, and the one em­ OF KUTHEBF0RD COLLEGE, N. C., corporations, in excess ofsuch blazoned with the name of Is now located at Sheriff ENDORSED BY .<> as is actually used and need­ Henry Clay took a straight Baird's on Watauga River, PROF A. L. METZ, P. H. G, ed by them, he reclaimed by direction f o r Washington near Valle Crucis. Having of Medical Department Tulano Unlvw»lfy had (14) fourteen years ex of HotilRlana, who, after a careful analysis, the government and held for Gity. pronounces It. a pure Cream Tartar Powder, which In the same issue of the pi rience as a dentist, and us­ public. ho cheerfully recommends to the actual settlers only. ing nothing but the KKST ma­ 4K71.S .a ' ^44- :>> 7. Believing i n t h e d o c ­ Register is an ode to Henry terial, combined with o o o n Send Stoaip tot klust-awd Trice I.Ul. "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" Caveats, and Trs<V-Mar*rs obtained, and all Pat­ trine o f " e q u a l rights t o a l l ( lay. written by the late Mr. WON *, offers his professional ent business conducted for Moderate Feet. Ths SchumscLmr GjfrnnEsiiini do, P URE, W HOLESOME AND P OWERFUL. Our O.TIco Is Opposite U. S. Patent Office, 1 Lam • ' a n d s p e f m l p r i v i l e g e s t o n o n e , S, W. Whiting, the father of services to t.hecitizens of Wa­ nnd wo can ecrnro patent In less time than those You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. remote from Washington. Send model, drawing or photo., with dascrlp-' we demand t h a t t a x a t i o n , 0 u r townsmen, the Messrs tauga county as a F I R H T efon. We advise, if patentable or not, free of A ROBBER OR THIEF v. LASS Dentist. charge. Our fee not due till patent. Is secured. N n t i o n n l a n d £ > t n t e , s h a l l n o t Whiting.- -Observer. ULF FG. O., N'WOL^"N8' Is better than the h'tng scale agent who tells A r*mpMet, "llow to Obtain Patents," with you as gospel truth {hat the Prices reasonable and names of actual clients InyonrSHate, county,or b e U s e d to b u i l d u p o r e i n t e r ­ town, sent free. Address, Charlotte Obser ver:—Rem­ satisfaction FULLY guaranf<* *rs DYSP 'Pf.lA, JONES' $60 5 TON WAGON SCALE C . A . S K Q W & C Q . e s t o r class at t h e e x p e n s e o f ember, working democrats, Inaigiatron, «ud Stomach rUsordctA, use is not a standard scale, and equal to any made. teed'Xm KROTVS'S IRON II ITT EI". S. For free book and price list, address no* her. We believe thut the ; that it is two upon one in Opposite Pctcr.t Office. VCashlngten, f). C. Jul 26. 8 mo. All dealers keep it, 81 per bottle. Genuine htb money M the country should 1 this fight; that our old moth Jones of Binglmmton, Binghamton, NX kade-mark and crossed red lines on wrejrpe !SPECIFIC OXYGEN! CACTERINE FIR?E P EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS, and OOFING. = CURE > TITANIA FRAME Dr. R. 0. JENNINGS, PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER G M C � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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. 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Never has a great party, escape the baleful shadow of editorial article of the "Na- number of tile Forum Mr. 1 Who w i l l Mr. intent upon the promotion of Harrison the "nigger"—few thhlgs in tional Republican" a paper Stone has this t o say in favor right and justice, had better name t d take his place aS this country do. t t has jiist published a t Washington, D. of s t a t e brinks of issue: incentive for eftoH that! is leaked o u t t h a t tliereceptiori C., and a n ardent supporter C&ar of the t-epuhlican c a m" T h e project of repealingpagn machine? is a question in the rotunda of the Capitol of t h e Harrison a n d lleid the present prohibitory t a x now presented t o us. T u r n | COUNCILL, t h a t is daily-becoming more building, which Congress by ticket: of ten per cent, on t h e issue iqg our eyes t o the plain peo­ Boone, N» C. "With the Lodge national of s t a t e banks, is a very hope ple pf tlie laiid we see thorn i m p o r t a n t t o the republicans special a c t authorised Mrs. Resident Physician. Office Gen. Logan and Her lady a s election law in full force over ful movement in favor of a burdened a s consumers witH i>n King Street north ofPost The condition of Mis. Harri­ son is such t h a t Mr. Harris- sociates t d hold; a n d which the South arid various I)em- most welcome change in the a tariff" System, t h a t unjustly Bffice. son will nor leave her 1 d n g s o mysteriously came t o a n o c r a t i c stiongholds up financial conditition of o u r a n d relentlessly deniandij enough co hear arid familiar­ end before it Ibid fairly g o t North, we may confidently country. There need be no from them, in thepurchaseol fe. F . LOVILL ize himself with the reports started, was spoiled by Hie look for a different s t a t e of fear of any toleration of a the necessaries and comforts) ATTORNEY ATT.AW, of hfe, a n a mo u n t scarcely of those who have c o in e aforesaid baleful shadow of political affairs than now ex­ Boone N. C. here t o inform him oftheper- the "nigger". I t was stated ists. New York city will then depreciated bank note circu­ met by the wagesof hard and lation should this restriction iloijg condition of his c a m - a t t h e Line t h a t t h e dodrft return several more Republi­ be removed. There is n o t a steady toil, while the enac­ DR. ft. P. REEVES. paign and t o receive his or­ were Closed in the faces o f can Congressmen t h a n a t s t a t e in the union, w h i c h tions thus wrung from therin PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ders, and there is little pros- the thousands standing in present, while more than would authorize o r allow it, build up and increase the Office at Residence. pec 1 - of Mrs. Harrison becom­ line awaiting their t u r n t o twenty riegrorepresentatives a n d if i t we Ire. at tempted any­ tunes of those for whose Boone, N. C. ing well enough t o permit pass through the rotunda; from the Soiith will render where the facilities for collec­ efit the injustice is perpe and reiterated iii t h e local the Republican control of the tion a r e now s o g r e a t t h a t it ted. him t o resume control of the I). LOWE, We see the far tiler lister (campaign. He has s o far a b papers next day, t h a t Mre. future Congress absolutely would be crushed oritatonce: solutely refused t o talk poli­ Logan and her lady assist­ safe and secure. The best feature of the forrii- t o a delusive story t h a t " H e a v y taxes Should be er s t a t u t e s would be preserve his , rriirid with a d v a n t ties with those who have tri­ a n t s had becom so fatigtied ed t o impress upon him the t h a t it was impossible t o con laid upon the property of the ed iri new legislation, a n d while his pocket is robbe -ANDnecessity of an immediate del­ tinue the reception. The la­ whites t o develop and extend the natural law of supply and the stealthy hand of high NOTARY PUBLIC-, egation of hie power t o some dies may have been quite a s the public school system of demand would govern all the teetion. Our wqrkingmer BANNER'S ELK, N. ('. one else. near prostra ted a s they wish­ these States. S e p a r a t e rest of the needy restrictions. still told the.tale, oft rep e d t h e p u b l i c b e l i e v e t h e y schools l'Or the two races T h e t a x which it (s proposed ed iri spite bf its demons Steve Elkins has been seiit for and he will t r y t o g e t Mr. vveie, but it fold n o t caused shotlld be abolished, arid the t o repeal is in itself unconsti­ ted falsity,' t h a t the eXis Harrison t o narrie anew boss by the fatigue of standing t o plan of bringing the youth tutional. I t is n o t levied for protective tariff is a boor DENTIST, and it is possible, indeed, it shake hunzts with those who of both colors into close and t'evenue, b u t foi prohibition; them, and t h a t under ite would be probable, t h a t El­ got in before the-doors were equal relation in sijiodls and a n d the fundamental law no­ neficent operation their ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. closed. Among those w h o churches given a fair trial; where gives the federal Con­ ges must increase—whib Offers his professional service/* kins would be the man if it to t lie people of Mitcliell, were n o t t h a t Mr. Harrison acccepted invitations t o as­ its one of the iiiost potent gress t lie right t o suppress they listen scenes areenar Wntanira and adjoining: eoun- has always regarded Elkins sist Mrs, Logan in receiving, elements of breaking down by its action the issues of in the very abiding place Hes.fleFWo lad mateinl used a s being faired with t h e J . ft. were the wives of three cabi­ the detestable Bourbonism the s t a t e banks. There would high protection, t h a t n Und all \vork guaranteed. the hopes of toil a n d att< May 1 i y. B l r i i f i e s t i c k , a n d f e a r i n g net, officers and a number of of the South. The S t a t e laws follow from its repeal t H e i o trust him in m a t t e r s affec ladies prominent in Washing against the inter-rriarriageof most perfect currency for bus the tender rriercy the wo kting his own political w e 1 - ton, while u number of y oil rig the races should be repealed, iness purposes the world lias ingrnan receives .from t h sej j, i fare. He may d o s o now. a r m y officers volunteered to and and discrimination a- ever known. Flexible in its made selfish and sordid uYi There iS tio member of the m a k e t h e presentations. gainst the blacks in the mat­ character, redeemable a t all unjust governmental fa^ors^ A TTOnSEY A'l LA W, cabinet, excepting Charles When they arrived a t t h e ter of learning trades o r ob­ central points, and thus al­ ,We oppose earnestly N- c M All ION, Foster, who has sufficient po­ Capitol and proceeded t o the taining employment should ways a't p a r throughout ev­ stubbornly Hie theory u -(o)litical sagacity and experi­ rotunda, they were surprised be a criminal offense—while ery portion of the country, which o u r opponents see WilUpractice h\ the court A (it ence t o d o the work; so, un- and some of them greatly the colored man's rights t o and meeting the needs of the justify and uphold tariff) \Vntmiga. Afthe, Mitchell, McI)o\vshocked, t o find t h a t one of hold office HioU'ld besgcredly hour i n its answer t o every —Speech accepting dem >11 and all other comities in the u n l e s s h e g o e s o u t s i d e t h e vesterII district B^S]>ccial atten cabinet, one of these two the receiving p a r t y was a protected and recognized. A legitimate' demand, i t would ic nomination for Fresh (ion given to the collection of men will probably be select­ "nigger", wife ol ex-Senator few years of this policy will prevent pressure a n d strinAmlierst Alliance Resnlutii Maims. ed t o wear the republican Bruce. There was a n imme­ solve the race problem satis- gene.v in tlie money market, Morgan ton Herald, Feb. crown during- the remainder diate rumpus, and a s it could focfdrily." and injure no one but t h e North Catawba, Bur) not be quieted, some of the Were ever more damnable greedy speculator who makes" of the Campaign. Ed lot General aisappriiritrbent h a s ladies refused td stalid with (ltteraridefl put in t h e plain his big per cent in a financial N. C.f Feb. PENT A T/St RG EON, In body assembled tfij taken comiTfand of the repub her and some of Hie officers black a n d white of print? crisis. T h e republican press Ins roe. North Carolina. fieans hereabout. The first refused t o make presenta­ What a n unblushingscoudrel attacked the bank clause in herst Farmers' AllinncT Offers his professional services 1,359, unanimously a< lo the people of this and ad join disappointment was caused tions t o her, the reception must be a t the head of the the democratic platf orm very the following: inn counties. All work promptly by the flat failure t o make whs brough t t o a close a t t h e "National Republican!" Inci­ vigotousl.y a t first, but they Whereas, wr tfie Fai] tone and satisfaction guaran­ ft. A. B. encampmerft a' reprib earliest possible moment, and dentally he would l a y the have lapsed into silence on Alliance have been pi teed. . 1 i c a n campaign gathering, t o avoid a scandal during lash a littleon "various Dem the question. They have pis Let, 27, 3 mo. a n d by the upsetting of all the encampment the s t o r y n- oeratic s t r o if g h o ! d s up covered t h a t t h e proposed rc assailed on several pr<] the phiiiH tttathad been rrfade bout the ladies beingso much North," b u t i t is the South peal is not only popular, b u t occasions by Rev. R. ft NOTICE. with t h a t end in view. Vice- prostrated a s t o be unable t o for which this advocate of t h a t it is very hard t o make tnn, of Morgarftc A N.j Hotel Property for Sa te. President Morton was a p - continue it was conceived and Harrison and Reid is prepar­ an argument against its jus­ recently by the same t« er with Messrs. I. M. On account of failing: health pronched and asked t o lend given o u t . Mrs. Logan has ing a hell on earth:—heavy tice a n d i>o1 icy."•—Ca rolininn. of myself and wife, T offer for sale and Thomas Blalock. my hotel propei-tv in the town of his Aid t o carrying o u t those n o t improved her social s t a t ­ taxation for an impoverished What They OiJ. Resolved 1st, T h a t Itoone, North Carolina, and will plans; he positively refused, us by inviting Bruce's wife t o people, social and complete It is frequently stated by a n organization, resem **>11 low for cash and make terms and also informed those who assist her a t the reception, nd mixture of the races every­ o suit the buyer, and will fake nor h a s she heard the last of where, and close relations third parry •speakers t h a t a t measured tejaljs the rej real or personal property in ex- broached the subject t h a t if both in school and church. o n e t i m e s i n c e t h e w a r t h e t h r u s t s made by them a n y a t t e m p t was made t o it. Change. Apply soon. democratic party had a ma­ Farmers' Alliance. , W. L. BRYAN. bring politics into t h e e n " O u r advice is t o vote a- "A few years," h e s a y s " would jority of representatives in 2, T h a t whereas the campment he would a t once gainst t h e democratic annex solve the race' problem satisice. return t o New York. It-mat­ headed by David M.FitrcheS. f a c t 0 t i 1 y . " I t would—it both houses of Congress. named parties have br For sole. JnK> acres of land, ters n o t whether Mr. Morton Vote for t h e ticket headed by would, by the dissolving of This is true. Then thesespea- us a s t h e "old dragon" kers ask, " W h a t did the dem a s "frauds", "extortion \ t OB n 1 a i n, W a t a u ga acted a s he really felt a b o u t W. P . E x a m ; as' f£ Laattcr of one of the races utterly. ocrntic p a r t y d o for the peo­ "drunkards'.', etc., anffi "otlritv. o n wfiich is asbestos, •this o r was actuated by a Now, no intelligent South­ principle in order t o secure a nd fine land for sheen ran eh. feeling of reyenge and a de­ the two main results which ern man is prepared t o charge ple?" The question is a very made repeated efforts Sales private. L . D. Lowe & proper one and is entitled t o pose the secrets of thel T. T . Furtrerson, E x tra, of sire t o get even with those a r e p a r a m o u n t with every re President Harrison o r W1 rite- a n answer. The first C o n - we d o hereby withdral law Reid. o r the leaders of Mrs. A. P . Calloway, deed. | who kept him >ut of the viee- publican, t o wit: the Republican party with gross since the war/ in which them our patronage] Banner Elk, Nov. I 5 00.. , Presidential nonmination at First—To secure theelectoendorsement of the ruthless the democrats had a majori­ a n y public matter, pa Minneapolist it is enough t o r a | v o t e f o r Hurrisoti. t y in both branches, passed herwise; and we a j NOITCE. know tliaf he helped t o dinar Second—To secure t h e de­ programme laid down by the a n a c t authorizing t o be p u t mend t h a t the brotheit P a r t i e s n u t t i n g papers in "National Republican." But m v hand for execution will range plans t h a t would ha ve , t r u c t i o n of the democratic in circulation by the govern­ of t h e county, a s i plpose ndvanre the fees with been a disgrace both t o t h e p a r , y j,, N o r t h Carolina."— Southern voters ought t o re­ m e n t $ 4 5 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . B u t tion against such impoj t h e papers and they will re­ idministration and t o theG. Knleigh signal, Logo Harris' member t h a t the country is filled with bad men- -just there was a republican presi­ d o t h e same. ceive prompt attention, other A. It. had they been carried paper. * While we very mucfi such a s penned those lines— dent t h a t time. What did lie wise they will be returned o u t . Another disappoint. ———•*» — —• the necessity of such a < o t R O v e r -V long a g o Mr. pot executed for the want of mcnt, a n d a big one i t i s t o o , and i t is a fearful peril t o do? President Hayes vetoed fees. D. F. B AIRD S HFF. is t h a t caused by the knowl- Harrison met the democrats' p u t in power a party pledged this net, providing for circu­ we believe it a d u t y edge t h a t Senator Hill h a s R eposition t o reduce tariff l o the passage of a bill which lation a m o n g the people of the fraternity, t o res is] NOTICE. gone actively t o work tocar- taxation and cheapen prices will render such a s t a t e o? af­ $450,000,000. How wgsthe taunts, and therefore The laws of t h e S t a t e re­ w , 'th the sneer t h a t hi cheap fairs possible. -Mor'gnnton president's veto met? Did tha t a copy of these quire all weights and meas­ ry New York for Cleveland the democratic members al­ Hons be Sent t o t h e Ml makes a cheap man.' Herald. ures t o be sealed, and I here­ and Stevenson, just a s those low President Hayes t o have ton Herald and Pio< b y notify the people t h a t T who know him best have all He now claims t h a t 1 he great The State Hank Tax. his way? No. They passed harmor , with request a m prepared t o d o such work. along maintained t h a t he< Ej.^ o p f. °f the republican tarA high a u t h o ri t y on ques­ the a c t over his veto, which lish the same. You will find me in Boone a t would a t the proper time. I P't„ .. . • .Ices, Evidently the President tions of finances is the J o u r t h e residence of D. B. Dough­ J. S. TILLEY, Great a s was the success of- | u t a B ,|rf e d n o { „ n | v a ,,h,»np rial of Commerce. I t is edit­ p u t the $450,000,000 in cir­ erty. J. H. COOK, culation. Every dollarof thisl i !. H. TILLEY, Sec. the G. A. 11. encampment, in , c o a t hut a turn-coat t o his ed by David ,M, Rtorie, who j sum was democratic money. I Standard Keeper. M.; point of attendance and eur- 'wardrobe.-— Erv has ("he rp mux at fan of he j.nrr --fprJnirh (hronicfe n't* fan rv-7" p v i v vonr snbscr Attorney at Law J. WILBAR, mm, M. Madron, �'"" .35.. —While in Wilkesboro Inst —(School opened a t Cove week we called on Bro. Deal, Creek Academy on Monday, To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. of the ' hronicle , in his snne- lust, with a most excellent \ '°I>yl year $1.00 ancj }1MC| a pleasant chat corpso*teachers. Mrs. Weath (> l l l o u t ^ H " 3 months 35 He is doing well and is deal­ erly and Miss Gillaspie a r e a e ing out t r u e democratic doc­ eornplished ladies, and oUr ADVERTISING RATES. trine. „ y people will d o well t o place inch 1 week........ $ .75 1/ their daughters Under their u 1 Month,, —The good people of Jeffer J.75 « 3 3.00 son nre sorely afflicted with care. " 6 " 5.00 —Mr. Henderson Calloway " 1 year ,... 7.00 typhoid fever. There a r e sev­ column 1 week................ 9.00 eral eases reported, and one requests us t o say t h a t he " 1 m o n t h . , . . . 1 3 . 5 0 of the number, is our friend, did not oppose the e n d o r s e 3 " ,,.,,...25.00 " 6 " 37Jjrf) T . J . Hackler, Hope they merit of Mr. F a r t h i n g ns a candidate for the Legislature The firm cf I. L. Councill 1 year 50,00 may all recover. & Bro., consisting of 1. L. I I I I III I M ' —The largest apple we have in t h e late republican Con­ Councill and W. B Coun­ iutercd at the Postofflceat Seen this season, was deposit vention, a s we reported him cill, J r . , Was this d a y dis­ JooiTeTN. C., as second-class ed a t this office this week by t o have done in our l a s t issue. solved by mutual e o n mail matter. sent. T h e business with the ''Rich Mountain Bachel­ 'Nough said. increased capital and fa­ o r " , Rums Presnell. I t was —The Hon. R. B. Glenn, ecilities will be conducted LOCAL NEWS. 1 3 inches in circumference and leetor for the S t a t e a t large, in the future by W. B. weighed 2 4 ounces. and the Hon. William H. H. Councill, J r . , of Boone, —Court next week. J . P . T a y l o r , of Hondu­ — When vou come t o town Cowles will speak either on —Have you registered ? Monday o r Tuesday of next ras, C. A., and I . L Coun next week, d o n ' t fail t o s t o p cill, of Elk P a r k , under week. The appointments it —Our school is progressing a t Bryan's and take a look the style of Councill Tay­ a t his nice stock ofshoes and seems collide, but all will have lor & Co. Messrs. J . P . finely. a hearing. A division of time Taylor and 1. L. Councill —The registration Rooksjlmts. He will sell them t o you cheaper than ever. Do will be granted t o the republi­ giving personal attention will close the 29th. cans if they wish it. t o the business. not fail t o see him. —Politics in Wilkes a r e in We t r u s t t h a t the pub­ —Mrs. Mary Presnell, one —Hort Bower is gaining lic with whom theold firm a prosperous condition f o r votes every day. The third of Watauga's most aged and tins so pleasantly conduc democracy. respected ladies, died a t her ted business, will contin­ party in Wilkes, Surry a n d —We have had some light ueits patronageto t h e Ashe is going back t o the home on Brushy Fork on the new, a s with the increase frosts, but nothing is h u r t a s old parties. Everything is 2nd of l a s t month. She was of stock in all lines i t is yet. brightening in the 8 t h dis­ 8 2 years old, and t l f t d been a hoped t o secure the t r a d e member of t h e Baptist church —If you a r e in need of a trict for t h e democrats. t o its entire satisfaction. y for 41 years. Her posterity nice suit of winter clothing, —On l a s t Sunday evening, inrWatauga isextremely large Respectfully, call on Bryan. on Banner Elk, one of t h e —^ rs. M. B. Blackburn, of p o p u l a r a n d t h r i f t y m e r ­ all of whom a r e highly res pec o u r town, is quitesick, we a r e chants of that, neighborhood, ted and much esteemed peo­ Elk P a r k , N. U. Oct. 3 r d . ple. rori'3 t o s t a t e . Mr. «]. W. Banner, was mar­ —Hon. W. H . Bower will —Read dissolution notice ried t o Mrs Mary Shumaker, of I . L . Councill & Bro. in an­ G. W. Dugger, Esq., officia­ address the voters of Watau­ g a on the issues of the d a y in ting. other column. Boone, next Monday a t 12, —Rev. Mr. Parker "preach­ —The County Superinten- M. He will also speak a t Elk ed in the Methodist church d a n t requests ns t o s t a t e t h a t Park on Friday, t h e 1 4 t h , Sunday morning, and Rev. he will be in Boone, Thurs­ and a t Jones & Vancesstore, day, Oct. the 1 3 t h , to"exam­ Pell ac night. on l o e River, on Saturday, ine applicants for teacher's —Attorney Spainhonr has the 1 5 t h inst. Be sure and certificates. The examination hear him, whether you be just returned from a trip t o will be written, and will begin Wilkes. He was accompa­ democrat o r republican. I t a t 9 o'clock, a^rn. nied there by bis brother and will d o you good in e i t h e i --There was a nuagtc l a n ­ case. children, of Nebraska. tern show in the court house —There a r e a s approxima­ —We were a lew d a y s a g o Tuesday night, by a n aged ted by t h e board of educa­ a t Huntsville, near t h e Shal­ paralytic by the name of tion, 4,356 children in Wat­ Jackson. Our good people, low Ford, in Yadkin coun­ a u g a between the ages of six a s usual, helped him o n his t y . This is a historic town. a n d twenty-one years. w a y b y s h e l l i n g o u t t h e i r We were shown a house t h a t was built before the Revolu­ —The registration books nickle8. tionary war, by Capt. Gold­ in all the townships close on —The delightful, health-giv­ man Kimber, vVho was a Cap t h e 29th inst. You can n o t ing autumn Winds a r e begin­ tain in the American army, register after t h a t day. Dem­ ning t o play among the moun­ and fought in the battle of ocrats, think of this. tains. T h e apples, chestnuts, Shallow Ford, w h e r e the —Democrats, if you were seared leaves have felt their town now stands. This Kiinn o t registered before t h e last breath and a r e falling, much ber house is where old Gen. HAVE the best selected and election, see t h a t your name t o t h e d e l i g h t o f t h e l i t t l e Clingmun, of Asheville, w a a largest stock of goods ever is On the book before t h e boys. born over 8 0 .years ago. His* brought t o thid place a n d 29th. Your vote is needed. —As Chairman of the Demo­ father was also born a t this perhaps t h e best selection ili —Verily, verily We say un­ cratic County Executive Com house. A brother of General the county. t o you, unless your name ap­ mittee, I hereby call a meet­ Clingman now lives near this pears on the books, ye can ing of said committee a t old town. Dr. Clingman, with by n o means, be allowed t o Boone, Oct. 1 0 , 1892. The whom we spent t h e night Vote in t h e November elec­ chairmen of the several town gave us this bit of history. MR. MARTIN late­ tion. ship committees a r e request­ The Dr. is a nephew of Gen. ly returned from the —Let no democrat who h a s ed t o attend also. Respect­ Clingman, a good man and North, where he spent a fine physician. IIORTON. not his name on the registra­ fully, a week buying GOODS, tion book, as a Voter, fail to Friend, please d o n ' t forgec and we have almost Hall's Hair Renewer tor curing he 29th. Re- the a m o u n t you a r e due the gray hair, dandruff and baldness anything needed in lei ry vote counts DEMOCRAT when y e n come t o is not equaled. THIS court next week. Remember county, at prices that fa The People; defy compe­ !lbert T . Hill, oL Hicko­ t h a t we devote our full time t o the paper, and t h a t we At the approaching term of tition/ ry, is a t A. D. Cowles' suffer­ ing greatly with histoid trou­ have t o live a s well a s you. Boone court, I shall have a b l e s . He was on his way t o We feel certain that you will supply of my books, " T h e Balsam Groves of the Grand­ Boone from Jefferson and had remember us. Hatri, t o s t o p over. —'Mr, C. D. Coffey, of Le­ father Mountain", a t W. L . Shoes, Bryan's store. I t r u s t t h a t Clothing, —Hon. W. H . Bovver and noir, and Miss Belle, daugh­ ter of Capt. A. J . Critcher, of many of my fellow-country­ Ladies trimmed Dr. J . 0 . Wilcox met in joint men will each eorne prepared and ulitrimmed h a t s , discussion a t Jefferson court New River, this county, were married yesterday a t 1 1 , a . t o t a k e a copy; especially Ribbons, week. I t is said t h a t H u r t t h o s e who subscribed a t Flowers, literally mopped the earth m. a t t h e residence of Capt. Critcher—Rev E. F. Jones of­ spring term, b u t whose bona* Plumes, with the Doctor. ficiating. The DEMOCRAT ex­ es were s o widely scattered Notions, —Capt. E . F. LovillandW. t h a t I could n o t afford t o Ilea vy tends congratulations. B. Councill, J r . , spoke a t Hen fthd faticy groceries. —The Co. supt., Prof Fran- make the deliveries. drix's store on Stony Fork Yours very truly, Tuesday; on Meat Camp Wed­ cum, hands Us the following 8 . M. DUGGER. nesday, and wi'l speak at 7 A- figures showing the a m o u n t onville to-day (Thursday.) of the school fund for the There can be no health ofeither present year. The net school mind or body so long tin the TO se us before you buy. —Messrs. Joseph Hodges fund, after deducting the com blood is vitiated. Cleans the vi­ We are in a posU and Henry Hartley, with Miss missions of Sheriff, Treasurer tal current from all impurities by tiou to save Bettie Ray, all of Texas, re­ and the expenses of board of the Use of Ayer's Sarsftpurilla. you money. This medicine recruits the wasted turned t o theirhomesin Wa­ education, is $3,925.38. The energies, strengthens the nerves, Very Respectfully) t a u g a last week. We a r e al­ a p p r o x i m a t e d a m o u n t p e r and restores health to the debili­ r. MARTIN & Co. ways glad t o welcome hack capita for the present year is tated system. B1 owing TUek Jtthe 30, '92. t o o ur midst such people. 8 9 cents. P a y y o u r subioripti on. SUBSCRIPTION HATE S NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Councill, Taylor and Co. WITHOUT A WE OTO O CO 3 3 3 QQ C O O O O O UNIVERSITY or NORTH CAROLINA; Instruction is offered in four BRYAN'S ('OM AN general courses of study, six brief courses, ft large number of special courses, ftttd in law, jnedicine a n d engineering. —0T h e Faculty includes twenty teachers. Scholarships ftnd l o a n funds a r e available for needy young men of talent a n dcharacter. The next ses­ sion begins Sept, 1 . F o r cat­ alogue with full information, address President Winston, Chapel Hill, N. C. A BIG CUT OK PRICES. SAY! I wish t o call t h e attention of the trade t o the fact t h a t I a m ndw offering Rome r a r e bargainsin hoots, s h o e s , hats, ready-made clothing; prints; wbrsteds, etc., hard­ ware, such a s plows, hoes, shovels, spades; tracechains, and, ill fact, a n y t h i n g you iiebd ill this line. <1K<HI<JUES THIS IS NO HUM LUG TO DRAW TRADE I -o- I MEAN BUSINESS. I keep constantly on hand d full supply of grocer­ ies consisting in p a r t of Su­ gar, Coffee, Rice, etc., which will be sold a s c h e a p a a they can be bought in the mountains. I cannot, in this small space 1 rom now until the first d a y tell you of half t h e bargains of April I will sell my stock of I a m prepared t o offer, b u t invite you, one a n d all, t o Come and see. Thirty-six in­ ches t o the y a r d and sixteen —AND— ounces t o t h e pound h a s ev­ er been mv m o t t o , a n d I hope t o receive in t h e future, What 1 have s o much enjoy­ At 1 0 pier cent above ed in the past, t h e liberal p a t roiiage of t h e public. CLOTHING OVERCOATS f If yon d o n ' t think 1 mean i t come and look throtigh my STOCK Most Respectfully, C. D. TAYLOR. ValleCrucis, May 10, '92. ATTENTION, BUYERS! I I t wont cost you one cent if We wisll to call attention to our you d o n t purchase. . line of second-hand I have ft large stock a n d Euggies, Carts, wagons, want t o get rid of i t before Hacks, Harness Etc, spring, They are almost good as new/ and persons wishing to buy can secure bargains by calling 011 us We have a big lot of NEW WdT CALL AND LOOK! - W BUGGIES, YVAGONS, CARTS, HARNESS Ac I would call y o u r attention on hand, which will be sold on t o t h e big cut in prices in m^ reasonable terms. If we have not got What yoii Want, we will o t h e r lines. take pleasure ili getting any thing for yoU In oilr line. We buy direct frdm manufacturers and can, therefore, gite you wry close prices. We have a full iiud of new Har ness—iCollars, bridles, etc.—ev­ erything in the harness line. Can beat the world 011 prices. We will take in exchange, hoises. mules, and also good beef cattle. Give Us a call. SPECIALITIES. COME 0- UENKEh, CRAIG & CO. -ft Renoir N. C. NOTICE. By virtue of an execution is­ sued from the Superior court of Caldwell county, I will sell for cash at the court hoilse door in isooile on the 10th day of Octo­ ber, 1892, it being Monday of Watauga Superior Court, j. C. Jones' interest in 105 acres of land lying on the west prong of neaverdam creek, in Beaverdain township, Watauga county, ad­ joining the lands of Thos. Farth­ ing's heirs, Calvin Moody a 11 d others, levied on by me to satis­ fy the sum ot $50 prin. with in­ PES JEC TFU LL Y, fers! on same from 19th day of Nov., 1889, till paid and costs of suit amounting to $103 42 in suit wherein M. A Jones is Plff and J. C. Jones I>ef1. This Srpt C 3 0..££ - 3 3 3 3 3O 3 3 © 5th '92. D. F. BAIRD, Shff W. L. BUY IV �WHEN we come t o consider WE DO not suppose there Tiie Normal And Coll ;giate Institute • was ever a time in the histo­ the price of sugar after beingj R H E U M A T I S M FOIS YOU NO WOMEN, neuralgia, ry of the country w h e n the placed on the free list in I he ijfherly, Editor. McKinley hill, we feel inclined and sciatica K. C. Rivers, Publisher m i n d s of men, politically, t o say of ,McKinley, in the Asheville, N. C., can always be were in such a s t a t e of agita­ language of Lord Byron: Will Open Its hirst Session September, 15, IS92. successfully treated fay O c t , 6 t ! ) , 1 8 9 2 . tion a s they a r e a t present. ''lie left a name and tale to T.je Institute is located in the most beautiful suburb of other times, with T h a t there is something rad­ Asheville, N. C. The spacious building now nearly com­ Linked with one virtue and a thou AL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. ically wrong in the laws o r sand crimes." Ayer's Sarsaparilla pleted lor its use, a t a cost of $00,000. will be furnished with pure the administration of t h e spring w a t e r from springs on the premises; will be lighted with gas. For IV'-snh nt: A cure heated with hot water, and provided with lint and cold baths. government, all will a t once LET no man be deceived, >VER CLEVELAND, is sure t > follow T h e health a m i habit s of the pupils will be carefully guarded. Be­ a d m i t . T h a t prosperity a- this count!y will never sur­ 'T New York. sides the ampin space given for outdoor exercise, a well equipped the persistent mong t h e people is a t an end. vive a partisan hoard of su­ gymnasium will be'hit; 1 Tip within doors. No expense has been or Vice President; use of this T h a t a cloud seems t o rest pervisors a n d depty marshals spared to make the sewerage and arrangements perfect. •AI E. STEVENSON, medicine. with increasing fearful weight t o dominate elections, count of Illinois. FOUR SEPARATE COURSES . F S tfJDY W I L L BE OF­ upon all the energies of t h e the votes and certify the re­ H a s C u r e d O t h e r s FERED TO THUS U.DENT. E DEMOCRATIC TICKET. will cure you. people in this country with­ sult. I t would be a death 1 . T H E NORMAL C O U R S E ^ ^ M H H I For the thorough training of teachers under inst n u d n i k from t h e o u t regard t o race, color, age, blow t o liberty. Remember For Governor; best Normal Schools. ELI AS CARR, sex, occupation o r previous t h a t every republican in t h e of Edgecombe, 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE. condition of servitude. Our last Congress b u t three vo­ Including ancient and modern languages, sciences, music, draw­ debts c a n n o t he paid. Mon­ ted t o bring a b o u t such a re­ lieutenant Governor: ing, etc. US A. DOUGH TON, ey can no* he raised by those sult. As for us, in the lan­ I will attend a t t h e follow- 3 . COMMERCIAL COURSE. ot Alleghany. whose ability t o repay is un­ guage of Mr, Henry, "Giveus i ng ti mes a nd places t o recei ve Including stenography, typewriting, book-keeping, etc. questioned. Those who in the liberty or give us death." Secretary of State; the t a x for the year 1892. 4 . DEPARTMENT O F DOM EST10 SCIENCE. XJTAVIUfe COKE, p a s t were able t o loan mon­ Townships t o wit: (A). SCIENTIFIC COOKING .—The study of the production and manu­ of Wake. e y t o t h e i r n e i g h b o r s h a v e THE democratic p a r t y pro­ Deep Gap, » Oct. 1 9 . facture oF foods, etc. " 20. ( a ) . SE visa.--Embracing 1 he cutting and fitting of garments, none t o loan them now, and hibited the passage of t h e Wolf's Mill, For Audit01? 21. inillianry, etc. universal sorrow broods o- force bill in the l a s t Congress. Harston's Store, " IEKT M. FURMAN, " 22. of Buncombe. ver all kinds of business, oc­ T h a t , of itself, is enough t o Blowing Rock, The teachers at the headed Department are from the faAlex Green's Store, " 25'. Uiwtit, frail, School, Brooklyn,ThisY., and the others from the best N. cupations, t r a d e s o r profes­ entitle i t t o the gr atitude of Elk X Roads, For Treasurer: " 2G. jastitufi HIS in the country, chosen with reference to Christian charsions. Merchants, doctors, all of us, a s well a s o u r chil­ Thomas school house, ONALD W. BAIN, 27. n< lor, experience, and ability as teachers. of Wake. lawyers, farmers, area!) alike dren's children's children, for Mouth North Fork " 28. Phillip's school house" 29. A Thoroughly Organized Preparatory Department. t. of Public Instruction: in troubleand distress. What had i t become a law, we Bethel Church, Nov. H U H been furnished for Till such a s a r e n o t prepared for 1. is the cause, a n d what is the would henceforth have walk­ C. SCARBOROUGH, Recce's Store, " 2. t lie higher classes. of Johnston. remedy? Ah! t h a t is theques ed through the valley a 1 1 d Lowe's Store, " 3. The school year will be divided into two terms, ?ost to pupil $50 tion. I s it o u r tinancial sys­ shadow of death, a n d lot it Shull's Mills, " 4. per term, or $100 per year, which barely covers the expense ot r Attorney-General: " 5. board, the school being practically free, having been provided for tem ? No doubt, i t is t o some be remembered t h a t if the re­ Boone, ANK I. OSBORNE, by Ti few liberal friends ol female education. For further particu­ extent, but when we consider p u b l i c a n s a g a i n g e t i n f u l l of Mecklenburg. Come o u t and lift your t a x lars apply to REV. THOS. L AWRENCE, t h a t t h e r e i s . r e a l l y 1 1 1 o r e power, it is their settled de­ receipts a n d shake hands Asheville, N. C. ge of the Twelfth District: money per capita in circula­ termination t o pass it. and h e u r the candidates RG E A. SHU FORI), tion now than there ever was speak, and let's have a good WOODRUFF. W. E. GW r 1 ,i»*rt <>rs at Ijaree: before, we a r e forced t o look ESTABLISHED 1805. " M r . Harrison invites t h e time. Yours Truly. JlLKSIi. AYUOPK. further for the primal cause workmen in o u r g r e a t indun­ D. F. BAIRD, SHFF. >BKRT B. GLENN, of this universal depression. ties " t o settle the tariff con­ Executor's <*ctor, 8 t h Con. Dist. Millions of dollars a r e annu­ test in t h e calm light of their KNOXVE LLE, TEMJ9. Having qualified as the execu­ 176 & 178 Cay Street, 1KH It. JiEWELLYN, ally added t o o u r circulation November fires," h u t t. h e tor of J. A. Shumaker, dec., all of Surry. a n d y e t downward gops the flush of muskets 011 the hanks persons indebted to said estate HARDWARE. price of cotton, live stock of t h e Monongahela haveillu are r quested to make immediate Cutlery, Axes, Nails Locks, Hlftges, TO ols, Horse and Congress, 8 t h Dist: Mule o hoes, &c , &c. and almost everything except minuted the minds of many payment, and all persons hold­ I LEI AM H. BOWER, ing accounts against said estate AGRICULTURAL IK?PLFR3ENTS. manufactured articles. Ra w who believed t h a t high du­ are notified to present them duly of Caldwell. Genuine Oliver Chilled Plows, Syracuse Hillside Plows, c o t t o n , t h e p r o d u c t o f t h e ties on imports were made in authenticated, within 12 months Bro wn's Double Shovel Plows, Cider M ills. Straw Cut­ ATIC UF.NERAL ASSEMBLY farmer, gets lower and lower, or this not.ece w ill he plead in bar ters, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shellers, Hay f r orks, Scythes* TICKET. the interest of labor. What­ Cradle and Snaths, Ba. bed Wire, &c., ot c. a n d t h e p r i c e o f c a l i c o a n d ever may "bo the other conse­ of their recovery, Oct. 6 h, '92. L W. FARTHINU , Executor. CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES. For Senate: other cottor. goods goes up. Dynamite, Blasting Fowder, Steel, Iron, I Shovels, Ptcke, t \ \ < . 1 1 1 I.KS, of Alle­ This is o u r condition. What, quences of t h a t fearful colli­ Mattocks, Scrapers, Sledge and Drill Ha mmers, Black­ sion, it has blown into thin ghany county. smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, &c. is the cause? I t seems to us airthefallacy t h a t high tariffs Dr. AMMUNITION, SPOTTING COOD3. oiiKP of Renresiitativfift t h a t every candid man who have a n y beneficial effect on Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, Bake r and English • dentisth a s g i v e n t h e s u b j e c t t h a t labor, and lias shown t h a t D W A R D F . LOVILL. Shot Guns, Winchester and Colt's 'Rifles, Loaded OF RUTHERFORD COLLEGE, N. C., Shells, Rif lo Powder, Shot, Lead, Fish Ho oks and Lines, reflection t h a t the gravity of Fishing Rods, 6tc. DRATIC COUNTY TICKET. the situation demands, i s the natural currents of sup Is now located a t Sheriff ply a n d demand will prevail Buird's on Watauga River, SPECIALTIES. ready t o answer t h a t t h e in t h e rewards of labor; t h a t near Valle Ou e i s . Having Sheriff. D. F. BAIRD. Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and L .eather Belting Circular Saws, Window Glass, Flre-pr»oof Safes, Wire evil ti»»s in o u r unjust tariff restricted markets lessen pro had (14) fourteen years ex>g. -»f Deeds C. J. GOT. Screen Doors and Winnow Frames, Pa»per Bags, &o. TRKMj . laws, 0 1 . in o t h e r words, pro­ ductions, and with it the. de­ p< Hence a s a dentist, ami us­ •easurer, VV. E.GREEN tection must he t h e cause, o r ing nothing but the BEST ma­ EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. Buggies, Phastons. Carriages, Spring V Vagons, Moun­ urveyor. L. D. LOWE. else the product of mnnutne- mand for labor a n d the r a t e terial, combined with G o o I) tain Hacks, f/itchell Farm Wagons, Two Wheel Cart* of wages, and t h a t wages in WORK, offers bis professional 'oroner ELBERT FAR. Send fur Catalogue and prices. t u r e would descend in price t he United S t a t e s a r e highest services t o thecitizens of Wa­ THING. with t h e raw material. There in unprotected occupations." tauga county us a F I u s T Special attention given to orders by mall. We respect­ fully solicit your patronage. • i s n o c o m p e n s a t i o n t o t h e -Extrncljfrom a recent speech C L A s s Dentist. o u r s t a y in W ilkesfarmer for the low price of of.ex-jSfecretar.v Bayard s a t fre5"7b -if -es rcaso na b le a n < 1 W. W. WOODRUFF &, CO. ind a l o n g interview satisfaction FULLY guaran­ his raw material, h u t from Brooklyn, N. Y. Cowles. II3 is a s 176 & 178 Cay Street, KfiOXVI LLE, TEMN. teed t h e depleted prices of his pro­ I h e a r t y a s we ever .J ul 2(>. 3 mo. ducts lie is forced t o supply SOME years n g o a demo­ , a n d is feeling a Ins need of g o o d s a t a price cratic House of Representa­ OF rest in t h e coining augmented by the a mount tives passed a^bilipla::ingqui Agriculture ami Mechanic Art* He gave ns a short of tiie tariff t a x , This thing nine on the free list. The re­ Will begin its fourth session Sep­ Gen. Weaver, he h a s been growing o n us for tember 2, 1892. County Super'oiiii WiMoio, ILrL Carolina, jonally acquainted twenty-five years. I t was fas­ publican Senate was afraid in ten dent iTol Ldueation will ex INCORPORATED h a v i n g served with tened upon ns by the republi­ t o deny this boon t o the fe amine applicants for admission. J . U. F I N LEY, President. G. W. GREENLEE, Cashier, lgress. H e t h i n k s can p a r t y ; i t is kept upon us vered beads of those who Ian Total cost $100. Address A. Q. HOLLAUAY, Pres., guished, and it became a lawaurnniuzFA) capital. $5f)o,ooo. t h e m people w li o by the republican p a r t y . Our Raleigh. N. C. SO BSC 11111 EI)v,A PITA L. pPEOOO. v o t e for Weaver burdens were made heavier over t he protest of those who were engaged in its manufac­ t h e y would vote for by the republican party in DIRECTORS: J . E. Finley, J . T . Pmimi, W. M. A usher, E. \.:Vv p) /• .o S. Blair a n d T . B Finley. dse first. S a y s he t h e passage of t h e McKinley t u r e , w h o a l l e g e d t h a t i t would entirely ruin thmn. N & , \~s •> _. • • >; h a t e r a n d t radii- bill. They tried t o fasten it Dou* a general bunking business 7an I *Hf>!ir*its tba nn l a t b o t h democrats upon u s for all time t o come What was the result? Qui­ ountM of merchants and business men generally. •i >1 jeans ignore him by t h e passage of the force nine dropped in price from aft i c r , toherous, unstable bill, because if t h a t bill ever t w o a n d t h r e e d o l l a r s p e r z r ^ f &Z) yk;) ? \ • ' ;-r/y THESE ARE II 'MSB i s vindictive a n d becomes a law, the votes "of ounce t o fifty cents. No one X.. was ruined, and the p o o r Cr. \ nd e x t r e m e in all the people will be a nulity, IJC AHsftrd hi* OpiMtim >-jo r AH).X tkeir c »• SO, EVERY ONE should save nil they "an and YOU sick people were able t o pur­ lib Yoiirtf lifiititr, I ii8;; Ry!i -|r * *c' t V Iiiim nl u nd e rt a k i n g s, portnnili an J fio.a taAt o die should begin bv buving vour and liberty become a matter chase this essential remedy a t obsenritf ! H Arrow ,ny i*An#«isi>\lb© in ci n " •>ltds* in ar l«". '.v look bnck on lost, la «f©r b»st. or purl^ni ? bo' lea t a l k s of coining of history. Rttach out. Bo up and SEWINtt IHACItlAfiS OF ME, a reasonable price. And yet lii'jf!ami »«ctir©protp«riiy. atxiae. ImpFnro ynur te-porianlty, 11 »* • ' said t a u g a t o make u s a by a philosopher, tuat « * Now, I^t us point o u t the there a r e some men even here ([olilrn onpot tittiity lo"theH'.oddests4of r.,'te: lo,l © pa: son A n d not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for #50 or $(>( embrare therhai-.ro. and me poor* o n !.*•• :i> .»« ; Gil todt e s before the elec- remedy. F i r s t , remove t h e so and <©« roue ' miaII nma the golpkm opportunity? ©v»rt rhatie# a m o n g us, who a r e t o bold appearsthe d*patand orrrr toInrt* < ^at«Ll.-w i« whatv«a that 1 will sell you as good for #25. Machine needles that will fit an icn we told him it cause, by removing therepub worthy, of fair promi*© j that ail itie co.tful men do! Here is an npp»»r: mitt •H'-ii «« 1» r>«; oftaa I mpft.red. ted in W a t a u g a lie lican party from powei. Let a s t o tell you t h a t a high t a r at tliin tiie reac h of labor iu? ne'-r ie.C«>Ll»»..< *• It;tvili ci ra, machine, at 25 ctsper doz., sent out bv* mail. I hare a good stoc a rrand «ta:t iu lifj. dt/ lof mant here. >J oncy to be Made t npfrilr * «l br B 1 on ran off with t h e third t h e t r u s t pass from the hands iff makes goods cheaper. For do anyisimlntiriont person c»f either sex. yaw«; rd.ha?v»rnb!y of lisfiing tackle. Rwds, 40 et»to #1. Joint rods 7 5 cts to #1.5( the work and lire at home. tlttr«*ff Eton be ginnrrs are e«*i1y earning froru faS te used languagoHoine of those who have betrayed such men there seems t o be can do a* well if you will Wctrk. fiot to© © 1 CP pef day. V i» Trout Hies (H>cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts ]>< irtml. bntfndaf. ously ; and you can iurri'»io your income y*"» f"". ^ no salvation. If these plain can f;ive spare timannly. «r ail y»nr time via*.he w» rk. F.n«y dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seitfs, and seins of any kmgt b a n can be found it. Let the laws be adjusted to learn. Uapitnl not required. W# eiart •«•«. ,V!l'l«ct t« paratitely now and V> © instruct and illustrations a r e not enough •how too how. free,really wonderful. aM«uy en.-wfrk coTrjilete. Base-balls of the very best, for #1 each sent by mail. I'B Progress. Failure finWrn-wn in the interest of the masses; So and *11 fr*o, t o convince them t h a t they ©rs.retu'-n ro"iMI to explain here. \Yritem lc• stn o-»r*e. ?!• '' D ) not fait t o write for prices. Respectfully, br r > • Unw «e to delay Aiox 8bO, A . Muiae. ODY, t h e republican let t a x a t i o n he reduced, and a r e voting t o their own hurt, Uulicit ^ S. ANGEL, l o r Lieut. Govern- let t h e government, be honest, they would not, it seems, be­ ly and economically adminis­ lieve Moses and t h e prophets KNOXVILLE, 7EA T N. 111 a p p o i n t m e n t t o tered. Let us obey the in­ or even one w ho rose from Is better than the lyinft scale agent who tells e o n l a s t S a t u r d a y , junctions of the fathersofthe you as gospel truth ihat the were present t o republic by often recurring t o the dead. JONES'$60 5 TON WAGON SCALE Is not a t h a t he did n o t first principles, throwing a- The many remarable cures of For freestandard scale, and equal to any made. book and price list, address lr. Moody h a s prob side p a r t y spirit a n d preju­ cat a r r h e f f e c t e d b y t h e u s e o f \ y - Jones of Binghamton, Binghamton, N.Y, 'SUBSCRIBEt OR '1 •ned by this time dice. and for a time reflect er,s Sarsaparilla is conclusive ev­ upon plain a n d simple duty. e a d i n g republicans This is t h e way t o establish idence that this loathsome and FOR nVSPCTRM, I dangerous disease is one of the Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use u n t y a r e a m o n g justice; insure domestic tran­ j blood, only needing suchasearch BROWSE IKON B1TTEKS. ) opposed t h e nom- quility, and provide for the I ing and powerful alterative to All dealers keep It. Si per bottle, tlfriufr.o ha Vade-niark ami crossed red lu.es on v. rspp* thoroughly eradicate it. general welfare. t a S t a t e tie..et. ifatauga Democrat, TiX NOTICE. W. W. WSDDRUFF & CO. R. D. '\% \- «A. RC * ? N'JI * *• ; A ROBBER OR THIEF P. �The Watauga a s possible «» inthi? hands Of the people, and hence we demand t h a t all revenue, National, S t a t e o r county, shall be limited t o the necessary expenses of the government, economically and honestly administered. 8 . T h a t Congress issue a sufficient amoun t of fraction­ al paper currency t o facilitate the exchange through theme dium of the II. S. mail. 9. T h a t the General As­ sembly pass such laws a s will make the public school sys­ tem more effective t h a t the blessings of education may be extended t o all the people of the S t a t e alike. Mr. McDonald, of Cabarrus moved t h a t the platform be adopted by a eel a motion. The following amendment wus of­ fered and accepted: Resolved, T h a t we favor a graduated t a x on income. Democrat.! ,ie A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper devoted to the interest of Coun­ ty, State and Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga Countv. N. C. HE PLATFORM Adopted by t he St; te Convention May 18th, 1802* TrrrrrTTTnT-.rrriMunn.Mi.nin.^ CAMPAIGN RADGES. 1 OVERMAN'S era tion and refuses t o follow Gold-plate and finel.N Mr. Harrison i n t o p a t h s t h a t with correct pictures of finished, j the eandi lead away from t h e issues in date for President and Viee-Presi IS THE 3 the public mind. All of H a r ­ dent of all parties. >11 armament "BRE&TN OF LIFE-"! rison's long review of fecip-1 us well showing your favorite con didabe. 80 mple, 10 A ice — •' * r t •.M-,r -y OXYGEN nth* s v life giving *1-2 rocity Mr. Cleveland ignores, cents post paid. Liberal discount gf J 1 5 ~ P R A *^ U L B 'nw2 it there can be no — but he goes right t o the meat to tl» trade. Address M. F. John­ MOUTHlife. SPECIFIC2 [PIECE OXYGEN la ts son, Finley, Va., sole agent for of the tariff matter. And so special medicat- 3 he Southern States. led Oxygen treat- a 3 SPECIFIC i t is with every subject he ment for diseas- 3 OXYGEjNL es of the nose, 2 throataud lunge 3 touches on. In a few words Xhe inhalations ~ SIV • CURES :i.F-CL0S!NQ contain Germi- — >:<ATARRH ASTHI he gives the public t o under­ cidee and Disin- 3 ,vW,~nNSUMPTI0N fectant*, in ad- -» : Vv 3R0NCHITIS stand his position . and tie dition to the beat 3 R* HAY FEVEP known specific* urn leaves the argilment for oth­ for theBe dis- 3 - caeca,carrying tho remedy by inhalation rijrht to p - the ueat of the dhafise, making it a POSITIVE jj" ers to elaborate. s C O HE. Separate Specifics us< d in Catarrh and s SPECIFIC OXYGEN! Resolved 1 . T h a t the dem ocracy of North Carolina re­ affirm the principles of the democratic part5, both S t a t e DEMOCRATIC TARIFF I.AW. and National, a n d particu­ larly favor the freecoinageof =3 " W e denounce Republican silver and a n increase ol the protection a s a fraud, taxing currenev and a repeal of the the labor of the g r e a t major­ internal revenue system. And ity of t he people for the bene­ we denounce the McKinley fit of the few. We declare it tariff bill a s unjust t o the con­ t o he a foil n da mental princi­ sumers of t h e country, and E ple of the Democratic party o leading t o t h e formation of t h a t the Federal Govern­ trusts, combines and monop­ Cloveland Sound on the Money Ques* ment has no constitutional olies which have oppressed tiou. P power t o impose and collect the people; and especially d o ' .'o ESS ITY Mr. Cleveland said:—^'The . t;w, „ >111,MiichlnoShop, we denounce the unnecessary people are entitled t o sound tariff duties except for the Ciit i1 i;:V Simps, and any v. -; 1.1 <»r olcilie* are used, leciir.' 1 by all to bo the best and burdensome increase in 1 and honest money, sufficient purposes of revenue only, •: nrne eri'i' invented. and we demand t h a t the col­ • : , Ht.'liS AT ONCE. t h e t a x on cotton tienandon in volume t o supply their ous lection of such taxes shall be tin, s o largely used by the iness needs. But whatever •a sSYg & Supply Co., • ' Hoston. poorer portion of the people. may be the form of t h e peo­ limited t o the necessities of t h e Government when hon­ We likewise denounce t h e inquitous Force bill, which is ple's currency, national or estly and economically ad­ (6iiiiiii:iii;iil!iiiiiniiiiiiij:jii!in.T:iiii:,i.»iti> - -TfiMuiru •ot yet abandoned by the State, whether gold o r paper- ministered."- -National Dem­ i p nv 1 e s a w a in (Us publican party, b u t is be­ it should he s o regulated and ocratic Platform. ing urged a s a measure t o be guarded by governmental ac $Emzm MAGumE adopted a s soon a s they re­ tion, o r by wise and carefill News a n d Observer:—=The S4ll|lllllillilIlll!>:ili;i:e:':)!ii!illll!IIIGMIfllill]ll!:ili;i|l!l!i5 gain control of the House of laws, t h a t no one can be de­ rise of the T r u s t s t h a t afflict mmrm 4 Representatives, the purpose luded a s t o the certainty and this country h a s been since 5YEAB8| and effect of whieii measure stability of i t s value. Every Cleveland went o u t of office. will be t o establish a second dollar put into the hands of During (He vela nd,S time there period of reconstruction in the people should be of the were no g r e a t trusts. They the Southern States, t o sub- same intrinsic value o r pur­ have s p u i n g up with Harri­ Vert the liberties of o u r peo­ chasing power. With this con son's administration. And \ • . < YH •. ' ple and inflame a. new race d i tion a fiso 111 tely gnnrnn teed so also during Cleveland's h- I ^ antagonism and sectional a n both gold and silver can be administration cotton and safely utilized upon e q u a l p. imosities. tobacco bi olight good prices. M&ji 2. T h a t we demand finan­ terms in the adjustment of The fall in their prices has cial reform, and t h e enact­ our currency, in dealing with been during Harrison's time, ment of laws t h a t will re­ the subject, no selfish scheme When the history of this Kiiiiji^rF-ijirrrrrriiMiiiiinii'miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiNiiuita Ann. 2 move the burdens of the peo­ should he alio we 1 t o inter­ country is wntten, in the 2 HanAWge Tl!r»h lS«t«llo. 3 tin* a Srn.f Ha* it Scif-thrcitillng Minttlo., p. ple relative t o tlieexistingag vene and undoubtful experi­ years t o come, the period 3 HntiNn Kqnnl 1st O0»istrn#tlofi. = 2 n.tsa SlcchMilfxI Af-iicaiiiiuio. ment should be attempted. ricultural depression, a n d do «t when Haralson was in power — IIM an Elogaiit E'initfl. full and air pie justice t o the The wants of our people aris will he memorable because of 2 Kftt n- Perfect /.'IJusl-iucnt. = liu: INjsltlro 'JTr.tcc-np. p 2 Ha»?t.yiUh rnvnlturo. farmers and laborers of our itig from deficiency o r imper­ the rise of g r e a t t r u s t s and s Kr.a MHIH (Jco.l Scnlnfi' Qunlltlen au<l 2 2 <3oe« ft Irt-rr JUi'to of (ieucral Work — f e c t distribution of the mon­ the low price of cotton and « than ray Si'Tflngit-.chine lirthe World. ~ country. H Examitia THE ROYAL for points of 3 3. T h a t we demand t h e a b ey circulation, ought t o be tobacco. excailsncc, nnd you will fully ar.d honestly recognized ohtion of national b a n k s, 2 huy no ether. Death in a Box. and the substitution of legal and efficiently remedied. It New York, Sept. 17th.—The |ROYAE 3. tl GO., Rockfonl. HI, | tender Treasury notes in lien should, however, beconstant Life of Governor Roswell P . of national bank notes, issu­ ly remembered t h a t a n y in­ ed in sufficient volume t o d o convenience o r loss t h a t. Flower was threatened by an CURE the business of the country might arise from such a situ­ infernal machine pent t o him :>n a cash system, regulating a t i o n c a n b e m u c h e a s i e r a t the Winsor hotel, this cit y the a m o u n t needed on a per- borne than universal distress a couple of days ago. The capita basis a s t h e business which must follow a discred­ box which contained t h e ma­ chine is now in t h e pesscaion OF RXCE!PT OF 501 CEKT5 inerests of t h e country ex­ ited currency." VJE WILL MAiL A SOX OF of Inspector Steers, a t police pand, and t h a t all money is­ headquarters, together with Preacl.Crs 111 Politics. •V 1 Yh sued by the government shall In the opinion probly of the the infernal machine and its be legal tender in payment of , r wi... people, the clergyman in pol­ mechanical arrangements. A ks «i 4 ti y all debts, both public and pri itics is altogether o u t of his large number of detectives TNE ONLY INFALLI3LE CURE FOR vate. 4 . T h a i we demand t h a t sphere. I t seems t o them to have been p u t on the ease. Telle?*, Ground Itch, itching Files, Rir4 Congress shall pass such laws hi incongruous, o u t of all ac Chief Inspector Steers this a s shall effectually prevent cord with fitness of things. If after noon sent for reporters Worm and all Itching Skin Diseases. the dealing in futnies of all a man is called t o preach the a t police headquarters and If you have TETTFR, It matters not how long it lu^ existed, TETTER'NE will as certainly cure told them the box sent t o agricultural and mechanical gospel of Jesus Uhrifrt, he is jtu 29 you use H. produ rtions; providing such certainly not called t o g o up­ Gov. Flower was a veritable, harmless, Famieas and Fragrant. ! unmistakable infernal m a stringent system of proced­ on the hustings t o advocate BJjjTiP'pV Refunded if yoH are dissatisfied chine, ingeniously contrived r?'UkiC.Y Trttix the results- References— ure in t n ds a s shall secure protection o r tariff reform, Southern Rank of thflState of Georgia, Chntt o kill the governor o r who- (jins liank, and Natlonftl llnakof Savanuah.1 prompt conviction and impo­ o r any other political issues. eves might open it. The in­ J. T. SHUPTRINE & BRO. sing such penalties a s shall The two spheres of action is wide a p a r t , one pertaining t o spector added t h a t the box SAVANNAH, GA. secure most perfect compli­ the things of this world and was received on Wednesday ance with the law. night, and before it was o5. T h a t we demand the an the other t o the things of the eternal world. The kingdom pened there was received an limited coinage of silver. ft. That, we demand the pas of Jesus Christ, t o which men anonymous letter warning g'e of laws prohibiting the a r e called i n t o the ministry the governor of i t s character. The inspector said if t h e lier ownership of land, and for the specific purpose of ad vancing, is a spiritual king­ box had been opened, a s was t h a t Congress take e a r 1 y 3. f M)S t o devise some plan t o dom. I t is n o t of this world. intended, a n explosion would *blain all lands now owned If one who is in t h e ministry certainly have followed. On tv alien and foreign syndi- is disposed t o enter political the case there a r e twenty de­ s; and t h a t all lands now life, he ought t o q u i t the mill tectives employed. In speak­ i by railroads and other istry. The preacher w h o ing of the matter, Governor Flower said: u porat ions, in excess ofsuch goes into politics under the ENDORSED BY s is actually used and need- impression t h a t he is going "This is the first time any PROF A. L. RSETZ,P.H.e, I by them, be reclaimed by to.infuse religion into i t will, thing of the s o r t has happen­ sooner or later, discover t h a t ed t o me. I am n o t atallup- of Medical Department Tulano University of Louisiana, who, after a carefnl analyala, lie government and held for It. a pure Cream Tartar I'owder, so much politics h a s been in­ wet, however. I suppose I pronounces cheerfully reoommoads to tho which ho •tual settlers only. public. have made some enemies o.y 7. Believing in the doc­ fused into his religion, t h a t but little of t h e latter is left. calling o u t the malitia, but I "T HE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" t r i n e of "equal rights t o all must d o my d u t y and peace PURE, WHOLESOME A N D POWERFUL. and special privileges t o none, —United I\resbyterm n. must be kept. All t h e infer­ You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. demand t h a t taxation, nal machines in the w o r 1 d NEW ORLEANS-, National and 8tate,shall not News and Observer:—Mr. •» LA. ! would not make t h e slightest used t o build up one inter- Cleveland's letter we think is enn nYSfprrsn, s t o r class a t the expense of admirably conceived. Hetou- 1 difference t o ine," Indlgettiou, ftud Stontacb dis-tr^ra. use uoi'ier. We believe t h a t the ches on the subjects t h a t he BROWNS SJITl ANFOnedoil&r pays for tin AU dealers keep it, IRONbottle (Kl'a. b& $1 per u toe oonev of t he country should thinks most worty of consid- Uemorvnt one von r. 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OHA" * A ROBBER OR THIEF Is better than'the scale agent who tells you as gospel truth that the JONES' $60 5 TON WAGGN SCALE Is not a standard scale, and equal to any made. For free book and price list, address Jones of Binghamton, Binghamton, N. Y. Cftveata, and Trado-Maiks obtained, and all Pat­ ent business rondnctad for NlodoralQ Fe*s. Cur 0 .Ice Is Opposite U. S. Patent OfSes. and we can secure patent in loss tliaa than thoae remote from Wavhington. Send model, drawing or photo., with doacilpr.1on. We advise, if patentable or not, free of charge. Our fee not due tlil patent le secured. A Pamphlet, "llow to Obtain Patent*." with names of actual client* tn your State, county, or town, sent free. Address, COuposito S NOffice,W & COL. A . Patent O Weshinglon, D. 0 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_1006_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: October 6, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-10-06 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/e4d15308af09919560ff0e351a8a7839.pdf 0d4136b843245c8b0e00cb2583b17a19 PDF Text Text ? VOL 5 PROFESSIONAL. BOONE, COUNTY, LETTER. stuationi "There is a good feeling in our ranks about From our Regular Coriespondent. W. B. C0UNC1LL, Jit. New York. The only cloud "Richard is himselfagaiu.'* visible is the threat of the ATTORNEY AT LA ,V. Grace faction to run an inde­ Boone, N. C. Once more the door t o Mr, Harrison's private office is pendent municipal ticket and we are not much worried oVV. B. COUNCILL, M. 1). swung obligingly open t o the wily republican politician and ver that. We are not solicit­ Boone, N\ G. inside the just a s wily dispen­ ing any but straight demo­ Resident Physician, Office ser of patronage smiles upon cratic votes in New York, o n King Street n o r t h of P o s t his visitors and makes the If any republicans want to Office. a t t e m p t of his life .to thaw vote our ticket they can do i n t o something like geniali­ so, but they are not being E.F. LOVILL ty. There will he no new boss run after. Tammany is sol­ ATTORNEY AT LAW, of the republican machine; id for Cleveland and he will Boone N. C. Mr, Harrison will steer the bo elected by the stalwart de­ old and worm-eaten eralt in­ mocracy of the empire state, DR. L . C. REEVES. t o t h e most crushing collis­ and his majority will be some PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ion of iis existence, unless a n where between twelve a n d Office at Residence. o t h e r change for t h e worse twenty thousand." Just heBoone, N. C. should take place in M r s , fore he returned to New York Harrison's condition, a n d Mr. Turner said: "Perhaps t h a t everybody sincerely you may think I am a chas­ L . D. LOWE, er of rainbow's when I say our hopes will n o t occur. Mr. Harrison realizes much chances are good for carrying more fully than d o some of New Hampshire, but all the -AN1>his associates and would be same it is true. The republi­ NOTAItY advisers t h a t he is managing cans have got to GO some the most desperate fight in­ lively work to get New Hump B ANNER'S KLK, N. 0. t o which his party ever s t a r t shire's electoral votes, and I ed; t h a t the drift of intelli­ predict they will be cast fo 1gent public sentiment is a- (Vveland." •"Drowning men -catch a t DENTIST, g a i ^ t t h a very key-stone of the republican structure—a straws." The republican par­ F.LK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. high protective tariff—a n d ty is, figuratively speaking, Often* his professional services a drowning man, and i t is to the people of Mitchell, t h a t the task lu has under­ Watauga and adjoining coun- taken is herculean in its pro­ frantically catching a t every | ties.Bfed'Wo Lad mutei/il used portions, b u t he is fighting straw t h a t com US along, ho­ and all work guaranteed. ping thereby t o keep afloat. • May 1 Ty. for political life, and he pro­ Indeed, it is manufacturing poses making the best of a bad cause with the hope, straws t o catch a t . One of J, MIOBi'MiW. small arid faint though it lie, the in a 11 ujf J\ ct u red "s t-YiI w s i H t h a t he may win by a scratch. the treasury statement just ATTORNEY A1 LAW, Mr. Harrison's ability a s a made which shows a n increase MAIUON, N.C political manager h a s never in t h e tieasur.y balance of abeen properly appreciated by b o u t $ 2 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 , s i n c e t h e "~"(o) democrats, outside the s t a t e last statement, Sept. 1 s t . Will practice in the courts of Votninra Auhp Mitchell, McI)OW* Wata uga, Ashe, Milchell. M cDow of Indiana, where s o many This statement will becaught >11 and all other counties in the of his fights have been made. a t by republican s t u m p spea­ jvestern 1istrict Special atten kers and editors und enlarg­ tion given to the collection of Of course i t Is Undignified, un usual and all t h a t s o r t of ed upon, a s showing the pros claims. thing, b u t all the same it is a perous condition of the treas­ fact t h a t his office in t h e ury. As a matter of fact it NOTICE. White House is now the re­ shows n o such thing. If all Hotel Property tor Saie. publican headquarters and o f t h e m a t u r e d c l a i m s a On account of failing health from it will g o the orders up­ gainst the treasury vv n i c li of myself and wife, I otfer for sale my hotel property in the town of on which he most relies for were properly payable i n Boone, North Carolina, a lid will success, while the unimpor­ September had been paid in jell low for ensh and nirtke terms t a n t orders will be sent o u t t h a t month, the statement the buyer, and w ill take rsonal property in ex- from New York city'b.y Tola.. would have shown a decrease lf>plv soon. Carter. Democrats will d o in the balance. It is well W. L. B RYAN# well t o keep a careful watch known t h a t i t has been the upon the republicans in their policy of the treasury I o r neighborhoods known t o be months t o defer all large pay Notice. For sale. rKRi'vieiesof land, in touch with Mr. Harrison. menls a s longaspossibleand on Rich Mountain, Watauga Checkmate them and you de­ t h a t under t h a t policy prop­ erly audited accounts a r e Bounty, on whichisasHjstos, feat them. and fine land for sheep ranch. A handsome Cleveland and held back on the flimsiest Sales private. L . D . L LJV J tevenson banner now swings pretexts, and t h a t the tiJ. T. Furgerson, Fx'tn. of inount of this class of gov­ Mrs. A. P. Callowav, deed. JPOVE the heads of passer* by on Pennsylvania Avenue, ernment indebtedness h a s -J Elk, iVoV. I r '90. a square below the treasury been steadily increasing un­ department. I t was hung o u t der this policy, which is main NOTICE. Parties putting papers ft) by the District of Columbia tained in order t o prevent a my hand for execution will democratic central commit­ deficit until after the Presi­ please advance the fees with tee, the headquarters o f dential election. the papers and they will recei ve prom pt attention, other which a r e opposite. The pic­ Adam Edwards, of Edge­ wise they will he returned tures oil the banner a r e real­ combe, was opossum hunt­ not executed for the want of ly good ones, cosequenlly ing with his son, aged 1 8 . f fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. they have attracted m o r e The d o g " t r e e d " and t h e tree t h a n the usual attention giv­ was cut. When i t fell a limb en t o such things. struck Edwards on the head, Door keeper Turner, of t h e punching a hole in his skull DENTIST House of Representatives, a n d rendering him uncon­ OF RUTHERFORD COLLEGE, N. who when he was elected a I s now located a t Sheriff member of the House in '88, scious. His s o n remained B a i r d ' s o n Watauga River, with him in the woods a 1 1 near Valle Crucis. Having came widely known a s " T u r ­ night. Next morning assis­ ha d (14) fourteen years ex­ ner, the ice-man," is credited tance came, b u t Edwards di­ perience a s a dentist, and us­ with being always well post­ ed before he could be taken ing nothing but t h e BEST ma­ ed on the condition of politi­ home. t e r i a l , c o m b i n e d w i t h G O O D cal feeling in New York city, WORK, offers his professional Dublin, Gu., Sept. 29.—A services t o the citizens ofWa-j especially a m o n g the rank negro laborer, while digging t a n g a c o u n t y a s a F I R S T a n d file of the various organ­ izations which s u p p o r t Tam­ a ditch at Helena, in Mont­ C L A S S Dentist. ws-prices reasonable and many hall in city politics, gomery county, discovered satisfaction FULLY guaran- therefore his opinion waft ea­ an earthen jar containg $34-, teed'tm gerly sought when he ran o- 000 in British gold. He left Jul 2(i. 3 mo. ver t o Washington for a. few for Savannah to -night to airs re t . H e s a i d o f t h i have the money changed. Attorney at Law J. Q. WILBAR, Dr. R. D. JENNINGS, WAHHINGTON WATAUGA N. C., 'THURSDAY, A Trip Through Ashe, Wilkes, ^Surry aud Yadkin Counties. We lelt Boone on the 24th tilt, for Hvmtsville, passing through a part of the above named counties. Wg made observations along the route as to farming particularly, and other matters coming under our observation. As to politics we obtained only general information. We crossed the Blue Ridge at Redd.y's River Gap; stayed over night with Mr. Absher in Ashe, found him thriving in fanning and merchandi­ sing. Mr. A. is a solid demo­ crat and says this part of Ashe is usually good for the ticket. Along Reddy's Ri^er, in Wilkes, the corn crops are only tolerably good. The country is hilly and rough, and the public roads are bad ly graded and badly worked. We went across into Surry county—lands poor and far­ ming bad. The face of the country unobjectional for far ming. At El kin we struck with more enterpi ise and ac­ tivity among the people, caus ed, in a great measure, by the rail road. We met, atElkin, with Mr. Lilian! formerly of Crest.on, busily engaged in his office of the Efkin Manu­ facturing Go. We also met Mr. It. It. Gwyu, who did us special favors. Grossing over the Yadkin River on an excel lent bridge, we entered Jones ville an old town somewhat under par owing to its near neighbor El kin. Here we met our old friend Tom Hamp­ ton, who took special care of us for dinner and until t h e next morning. We were now 24 miles from Huntsville. We made this distance by dinner over an excellent road. We remained over night at Dr. Giingman's, a nephew of Gen. Glingman. The Dr. showed us a house now standing that was built long before the Revolutionary war, by a man named Gapt. Goldman Kimber, who was engaged in the batt'e fought a t this place. In Ramsey's History of Noith Carolina, it is call­ ed the battle of Shallow Ford if we mistake not. Dr. C'ingman showed us the b a t t l e ground on a branch near the town; which is now called the battle branch. Gen. Gling­ man was born in this o 1 d Kimber house over 80 years ago, arid perhaps his father before him. The house is a two-story log building, weath erboarded and painted. We could get lip an interesting history of this section, which we will do he rafter. We returned by way of Hampton ville a n d Wilkes boro, crossing the Blue Ridge at Phillips' Gap. Yadkin Co. has for the most part a level surface and farming could be madeeasy. The roads a r e generally good and f r o m Huntsville to Hampton ville it is i p'endid. We have Be­ come interested in the gold prospects of Yadkin county a n d will return there n e x t month in order to prospect several localities. We stay­ ed over night at Old Wilkesboro. This old place has put on a new appearnnceand has improved very much since the rail road reached i h is OCTOBER, 13, 1892, point. North Wilkesboro is building substantially, but rather slowly. The buildings are nice and the location good. The usual cry of hard times and scarcity of money i s hchrd from all,"and uffectdall classes of business severely. The tobacco crop ^consider­ ed good and much of it is in the barns. Corn crops a r e considered one half crop. The farmers vvil have close times again, and many of t h e m have concluded that 4 more years of Harrison, McKiriley tariff and other bad legisla­ tion, will well nigh close out business in the South. We found politics about as they have been in these covin ties— very few, comparatively spea king, are third partyites and they are about equally divi­ ded between the two old par­ ties. In these counties the Yad­ kin River affords fine bot­ toms find are very productive Many sections could be made valuable for farming lands, even on the high lands, as the surface is smooth and lev el. We hope the farmers will wake up to the interest of iin proving their lands. We are sure it is susceptible of great improvement. The people are clever and kind and all seem to be industrious, but they all feel oppressed and know that the financial system of the republican Congress here­ tofore has caused this oppres sion. The democrats a r e hopeful of Success in Novem­ ber. The republicans are dis couraged, aud some of them have lost interest in the re­ publican party. J. 8. Hen ( Person and W. II. Bower will both lift elected to Congress from the best information we could get. A Noble Colored Man. A noble old colored man bv the name of Win. Gaston di­ ed here last week. Hisdeath will recall to the minds of many of our citizens a true story which is told of this faithful old man. He belong ed to Gol. 8. T. Hawley, and when the Weaverites passed through here, a part of them stopped to pillage the Colo­ nel's house, but finding noth­ ing valuable, pounced upon the old negro and demanded to know where the things were hidden; but he refused to tell. They therupon drew up in line and pointed their guns at him, told him they would shoot him in three min utes if he did not disclose the hidden silver. William told them to shoot for he would never tell them; hut they did not shoot, and left the prem­ ises soon afterwards.—Lay­ ette ville Observer. Atlanta, Sept. 26.— Bbeegg ing of Gen. Weaver was the work of radicals and third partyites, b y prearrangement, to create a. feeling of sympathy, and turn back, if possible, the public indigna­ tion against. Gen. Weaver. An egg struck Mrs. Weaver in the forehead. BffiTOnedoilar pays for the Democrat one year. NO. 7, Harrison's 0>Vn Man. Wilmington Messenger. The selection of David Mar tin by Harrison to succeed the infamous Quay as gener­ al manager for him at politi­ cal headquarters is not a sur prise to any one who has no­ ticed Harrison's course since he was nominated in 1888. Me has from the first shown a great anxiety to get office and to retain office, and has not refused to countenance the most depraved and dis­ graceful methods. He used the rascal Quay in 1888, and he permitted the high office of President to be bought for him as he would buy a hat. He rewarded the chief boodler, Wanamaker, thearrant hypocrite, with a cabinet ap­ pointment. Wany is so grate fill for past favors and anx­ ious for new, he is now begin­ ning again to bring into ex­ ercise his successful old meth­ ods of raising boodle by futfp.yingaiid other tried plans. Wana and Martin are a fine pair of political bush-whack­ ers and plug-uglies. There is no greater adebt in Quay's methods than Daveand there is no one more practiced iri deceiving than Wany. They constitute the two faithful and Unscrupulous helper* of the 8ahbath breaking Harri­ son. The installing of Dave Mar­ tin, oneof the best k n o w n Philadelphia repeaters and scamps, as boss at headquar ters is another revelation of the abandoned life and des­ perate condition of B e n n y Harrison. Martin is a slug­ ger of rare political experi­ ence, and if the election is to be carried by the old meth­ ods of the republicans he will do the work with zeal a ri d effectiveness. Here is a brief biogriphv of this debauched ,vretell w e take from the World: "William Idpeefy' was on* of Mai tin's repeaters. He swore that lie >:as hired to 1 go from poll to poll voting on other men's names. IB? made affidavit that one year lie was employed by a mail named Ri Henhouse, who af­ ter the election gave him a "due bill which wasdrawnon David Martin." "8aid Mar­ tin," he continued, "is t. h e man who has heretofore pa id said witness for work of this character at elections} the practice was that for every fraudulent; vote we pdt in we got a blue cheek that was to represent fl, and after elec­ tion, or as soon as the votes were in. we could go and get •fin piece for so many blue checks as we held; that said checks wer cashed by Dave Martin." William Guildy swore that Rittenhouse hired him in '82 a nd agreed to pay him $2.50 for every fraudulent vote he put in. This was the order he received: "Mr. David Martir., please pay to bearer for your vot es. P. R." 1 he orders tha t are drawn on Martin this year will be paid from funds snpjijied - by republicans who insist that they are respectable." Thi *>v t is ;\ It fifi A w Ki i »• 11. li so I! who (j be •• c h « i r # --a« i i\ i.i*•»' .fi• ..I> • • i' J �r * _ ' — i i) in 4 j »<|>1H ()i u Vau* HI pi/iifn •">, aii<» «»e( (.it f 'I TUB WA AUGA DEMOCRAT. t h a t Grover Cleveland is the ga ci.iln'v. Mr. W. V. Ma gee, greatest American now liv­ the iinstling salesman for the I Jopyl year $1.00 ing. We fully concur vv i t h Maryland Nursery Co , Balti­ " G months 50 j him in this opinion, more, Md., has been selling " 8 months 851 in ibis section for the past — 1 here has lAefi in o r e V IV CRT I KINO R VI KS. . i. i . ke 11is pian oi dram-drinking a t tins term i >> 1 inch 1 week $ .75 doing business, also the sit u­ 4< 1 month 1.75 of court than we have seen j '< 8 " 8.00 for many years. Sorry t o ation of his nursery for this " 6 " 5.00 climate, and believe he w i l l " 1 year...^, ,.... 7.00 say this of Watauga, but nev deal honestly and fairly with iolumn 1 week 9.00 ertheless it is true. " 1 month 13.50 —Mr. S. M. Dugger has the people. 1 take pleasure 3 " 25.00 ill recommending- him to all " 6 " 37.50 been in town this week sell­ who desire anything in his " 1 year 50.00 ing his popular little book, line. I)/!). TAYLOR. the' Balsam Groves of the Entered at the Postofficeat GtandfatherMountain," and - -One of the most pleasant Boone. N. 0., as second-class has met with much success. calls we have had this week, mail matter. was from an aged octogenari —There will be picnic given by an, Mr. Allen Adams of Mast, the I. O. 0. F., in connection N. C. He is in his 80th year, LOCAL NEWS. with the Masonic Fraternity, but is as jolly as a boy, and at Snow Lodge, on the 21st seems to be well and hearty, —Register. inst. All are invited to at­ —Thfinks to E L. Herman tend, and a big time is expec­ with the exemption of nervous ness. He showed us a coin for the finest peach. ted. dated in 1730, which was —Services last Sunday inor — Our friend Boone Deal on brought to this country b y ning and at night by Rev. E. Cove Creek, sent us two of his father, who landed on AF. Jones. the largest and finest apples merican soil with Gen. Lafny — lack Frost continues his we have seen this season. We ette during the war of t/h e nocturnal visits, much to the showed to different ones who Revolution. injury of vegetation. pronounced them the finest —A telegram received at they had ever seen. . —Mrs. M. B. Blackburn con this office on last Monday tinues quite sick, but hope —Mr. J. P. Taylor, of Elk to the effect that A. G. L. that she will soon be better. P a r k , i s i n t o w n t h i s w e e k Harbin was killed in Oak —Judge Armfield's t w o with his wealth of good hu­ Dale, Wash in gton, on .Satur­ c h a r m i n g d a u g h t e r s s p e n t mor and lun. There is a mag day last by an engine. It will Monday and Tuesday in our net here that continues to be remembered that Harbin draw him back. He is a man was indicted and bound to town. of good sense, and always coui t for the burning of North —Mr. Mack. Clarke, of Le­ likes good Councill. Fork chutch, some lictlejiime noir, was in town yesterday before ho left, and a bond and reports Caldwell sound, —A card from J. P. Todd of Morganton, brings the sad of $500 was giyen for his ap­ politically. pearance at this term of our —Col Folk says that Bow­ intelligence th thiswife, Hat court, and the same stands er will carry nearly all the tie, died on the evening of on the dockets against him the votes, of all kinds in his the 10th inst. She died very here. peacefully but suff°red great­ vicinity. ly during her sickness. She — Mr Ruda Varinoy Mi a s —A magic lantern perform­ expressed herslf as being rea­ shown us the oldest t a x re­ ance was h^ld in the court dy to go. Mrs. Todd is a sis ceipt it has ever been our house Monday night by Prof. ter of the Rev. R. L. Pat.ton. privilege to see. It is dated Reid. Aug. 19th, 1.814, and given —Mr. G. W. Council!, who —L. II. Ilendrix, Esq. fr mi to James Horton for the pay Wilkes, who is a biotIter-in­ has been in North Wilkeslaw to Dr. Mott, called on us ment of 90 cents, The name boro for some months, is in this week and said that the of the collector has been al­ town this wi ek. county of Wilkes was the most obliterated. The above —Mrs. Sallie Greene, of Bea same old sort, politically,ex­ amount was the entire tax ver Dams had the sad misfor cept that the democrats will p a i d a t t h a t , t i m e , o n t h e tune a few days since to get gain some votes from farm now owned by Mr. Vanher leg broken. t h e r e p u b l i c a n s . H e s a y s no.v, which is worth from toutto five thousand dollars. It —Remember democrat, the there is no third party to was given in A the county in registration books close ten hurt in Wilkes, and that the the13th Dist, but a t t h a t days before the election. Is republicans will support their time, Ashe and Watauga was ticket. your uatr.e written there? one. have learned, just as —Mrs. Naomi Horton, who we go t j.press, that it is a has been in the county for a —Some of the voters of Wa tauga have misconstrued a mistake about Jake Bowman number of weeks introducing of Mitchell county turning the popular National G a r - local that appeared in our issue of recent date. We ment Cutter, has returned to democratic. made the statement that Mr—Lafayette Holsclaw, who her home in Lenoir. Owing James Ingle, nominee of the was being trid hereyesterday to the vast number of public republican party for Register for the burning of C. D. Tay­ schools now in session in Wa cf Deeds had not been in the lor's barn, took to bis heels tauga her classes were, to county long enough to entitle some extent, interfered with, and left. him to a votein ourelections, but she will return in t h e This is true, from the f a c t —Rev. G. W. Osborn, of spring, when she will instruct that he had never voted in Cove Creek, has, it seems, several large classes. our elections, but through raised the boss sweet potato for Watauga. It weighs five —Some of our good friends justice to Mr. Ingle we here who have hitherto been dem­ state that he has been a citi­ pounds and one ounce. o c r a t s , b u t w h o h a v e b e e n zen of Watauga for the past —The republicans have de­ leaning towards the third pat­ eighteen months. cided to call another conven­ ty have decided to still vote tion to meet next Saturday the democratic ticket. We HAVE you heard fromGeor at the court house, for rea­ had a long talk with a very gia? Only a majority of 70,sons best known to them­ influential man of this class, 555 for a democratic Govern selves. and he gave us a full history or. Ah there, Weaver. —Mrs. Jane Reese, last con concerning his intentions to sort of Hiram Reese, of Bea­ yote for Weaver and Patton, John! get Hall's llair Renewer rer Dams, has has been con­ Out said he had changed his and keep vour hairlusterousand fined for two months with notion entirely and that oth­ free from dandruff. drodsy, and is not expected ers had abandoned the third to live. party. JACOB Bowman, the big —We are sorry to state — We have had some very radical of Mitchell, has recent that the latest newsfrom our pleasant chats with many of ly declared himself for him­ friend Hackler, in Jefferson, our republican friends this self for Cleveland and the en­ is not so favorable as a few week. They have been free tire democratic ticket. Mitch­ days agoj Hope he is better to talk and we have enjoy­ ell county will give a larger ere this. ed it. The republican party vote for the democrats i n —W. H. Bower tells us that has good, honest men in its Nov. than ever before. the political outlook in this organization i n Watauga district is getting better all who desire to work for the "Save who can!" was the fran­ • he time and that the fight is best interest of the people. tic cry of Napoleon to his army at Waterloo. progressing satisfactorily for Many of them are staggered s t r e n g t h w h i l e Savec ahealth tand you n by h e on the tariff and have become use of Ayer's Saraaparilla, is ad­ the democrats. vice that —We are pleased to see Col. convinced that our present young and applies to all, both old. Don't wait un­ Folk looking so well. He is financial system is wrong and til disease fastens upon jyon; be­ gin a t once. taking a good deal of inter- is breaking up the South. A Prize Picture Puzzle. oCOccseeccsccu bryays EXPLAIN ATION.—The following picture contains four fares, a man and his three daughters. Any one can find th'- man's fare, hut it is not no easy to distinguish iho facts of the three yiSttn# holies. The picture was published in a few newspapers some time ago, and attracted considerable attention to our standard remedies. We now offer a HOW prize competition in connection with it. As the sole object is to introduce our medicines into new homes, those who entered the former competition nre requested not to compete in this one. As to the reliability of "The Fcfd Pill Cu.," and the estimation in which their medicines are held in Toronto, Canada, where they are best known, patrons are referred to the daily newspapers, wholesale druggists aud leading business houses generally of Toronto. o- SAY! The proprietors of "Tho Ford Pill Co.," will give an elegant paft*t>f Shetland Ponies. Carriage and Harne88f valued at J600, (d-'liveretT free "in any part'of the iTnited Stales, to the . first person who can make out the three daughters' faces. To the second will be given an elegant Lady's Cold Watoh, set in sapphires and diamonds. To the third will be given a pair of genuine Diamond Ear-r* ""Diamond Ear-rings. to the fourth, will be given a handsome China Dinner Service, fo the fi/th\j\\\ be given a Kodak Camera. To thea-rM, a Swiss Music Box. To the seventh, a French Mantel Clock- To the BOX. xo tne seventn, Frencn twantoi Clock. TO T ktk, an elegant Banquet Lamp. To the ninth, a pair of Crown Corby Vases. To the tenth, a complete LaVWl _ • 09. TonniS Sot, and many other prizes in order of merit. Every competitor must cut out the above Every " Puzzle Picture, distinguish the three girls' faces by mftrkin a < HHH HQMHMkby marking and enclose same with 15 U. S. two-cent stamps for one of the following "Prize Remedies— "Ford's Prize Pills," "Ford's Prize Catarrh Remedy," or ••Ford's Prlzd Cough Cure." Select any one of the above remedies you desire. Address "The Ford PHI Co.," Cor. Wellington & Bay Sts., Toronto, Canada. The person whose envelope is postmarked first will be awarded the first prize, and the others in order of merit. As this adver­ tisement appears simultaneously throughout the United States, every one has an equal oppor­ tunity. To the person sending the /net correct answer will be given an elegant Upright Concert GmiidPla.no, valued at #500.00. To the yirstjnernon from the lost Bending a correct answer will he given a gentleman's fine Gold "Sitmloz" wnteh, which strikes the hours and quarter ItoUrS on small cathedral gong at pleasure, and valued at #300.00. To the second itom the last, a first-class Safety Bicycle, pneumatic tire. To the third from the last, afirst-class English ShotKlin. Toth t fourth from the last, a suite of Parlor Furniture. To the Ji/th from the last, a handsome Silver Ten Service. To the sixth from the last, an elegant Piano Lamp. To the seventh from the Zru/. a handsome pair of Portieres, lo the eighth from the last, a genuine English Lather travelling Trunk. To the ninth from the last, two pieces of genuine Freneb Statute, y, and many other prizes in order of merit. Tills besides special prizes, (if there should be so many sending correct answers.) No charge Is tnade for boxing nnd packing of prizes. The names of the leading prize winners will be published in connection with our advertisement in leading newspapers next month. Extra premiums will be given to only those wb<? are willing to assist in introducing our medicines. Nothing is charged for the prizes In any way. They are absolutely given away to introduce and advertise *• Ford's Prize Remedies," which are Stand' ard medicines, and will be used in every family for years where they have been once introduced. All prizes will be awarded strictly in order of merit, and with perfect satisfaction to the public. The remedies wiU be scut by mail, postpaid, and prizes free of duty. WOODRUFF. —o- I MEAN BUSINESS. -o1 rout now until the first day of April I will Sell my stock of CLOTHING -AND— OVKRCOATS At 10 per cent above COST 1 r. L ESTABLISHED 1863. HUM TRADEl A WATCH FOR EVERT CORRECT ANSWER. An extra premium of a genuine "Fearless" Watch, (stem winder,) will be awarded to every person who sends a correct answer within 30 days after this advertisement appears, in case they should nor he fortunate enough to secure one of the larger prizes. That is, if any one can find the three faces and enclose them within 30 days from the time this advertisement appears in the newspaper, they are guaranteed either one of the leading prizes, or an extra premium of a watch On conditions stated. No answer will he noticed that does not contain 30 cents for one of Ford's Prize Remedies. Address THE TOKO PILL CO, "37," Cor. Wellington 6 Bay St9,, Toronto, Canada. NO HUG TO DRAW SPECIAL PHIZES FOR EACH STAT®. A special prize of a Silk Dress Pattern (sixteen yards, any color), or a first-class Sowing Machine (any make desired) will be given to the first person in each State in the U< S. who can make out the three daughters'faces. _We shall give away 200 Valuable prize*, IS W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. -O j If yon don't think I mean it KNOXVh LLE, TENK. come nnd look through my 176 & 178 Cay Street, HARDWARE. Cutlery, Axes, Nai?s Locks, M u l e o h o e s , & c , <5tc. STOCK Hinges, To ols, Horse ami It wont cost you one cent if you dont purchase. I have a large stock and want to get rid of it before CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES. spring. D y n a m i t e , B l a s t i n g P o w d e r , Steel, Iron. I 3hovels, PlckiA, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. G e n u i n e O l i v e r C h i t t e d P l o w s , Syracuse Hillside Plows, Bro wn's Double Shovel Plows, Cider M ills, Straw Cut­ ters, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shelters, Hay F rorks, Scythes, Cradle and Snaths, Barbed Wire, &c., & c. Mattocks, Scrapers, Sledge and Drill Ha mmers, Black­ smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, &c. —O- AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS. Parker' s P h o t G u n s , R e m i n g t o n , Bake r and English Shot Guns, Winchester and Coifs 'Rifles, Loaded Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead, Fish Ho oka and Linee. ESR CALL AND LOOK F Fishing Rods, &c. I would call your attention S a s h , D o o r s a n d B l i n d s , R u b b e r a n d L . e a t h e r Belting, to the big cut in prices in my Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-pnoof Safes, Wire Screen Doors and Window Frames, Pa» p©r Bags, Ac. other lires. EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. B u g g i e s , P b e e t o n 3 . C a r r i a g e s , Spring V Vagon8 , Moun­ SPECIALTIES. tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wasons, Two Wheel Carts. Send for Catalogue and prices. Special attention g i v e n to orders b y malh fully s o l i c i t y o u r p a t r o n a g e . We reepeot- W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. 176 & 178 Gay Street, KFIOXVI'LLE, TENN. THESE A RE HARD TIMES X SO, EY ERY-ONE should save all they ran and YOU should begin bv having your SEWING o I!A Fill YES OF ME, And not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for $50 or $G0. I will sell you as good lor $25. Machine needles that will fit anv machine, a t 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. I have a good stock of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 7 5 cts to $1.50. IVout flies GO cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per dozer., sent by mail y Netting for seins, and seins of any length complete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail. Do not fait to write for pi icon. Respectfully S. P. ANGEL, May 21, 91, KNOXYILLE, JEW. RESPECTFULLY, W. L. BUY AY suiiscmiiE i<on T H E DEMOCKA T o c c o o o ::o o o o o c 1 �V JUDGE Walter Q. Greshairi, imparted a radiant glow to for you, and just a little for P. M. (lonppnl und »v Author's I t ha azure of flm al't* General lirwl T \ nf Imu'c he n?nm nf the sky Harrison t o o ; because we From our Regular Co -respondent. administration, and promi­ know you can nev3r be elect­ D . H . D o u g h e r t y , Editor. THE news from Georgia is ed to rule this land. We see It. C. Rivers, Publisher nently mentioned often in UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. connection with the presiden­ very refreshing to democrats no good Boss Ben. has done Instruction is offered in four Ihuradaj Oct, 13th, JSh2. cy, has recently declared his and especiaMy so when the for the people, under the sun, general courses of study, six purpose to vote for Cleve­ the third party made so much and says to the party, Trem­ brief courses, e large number NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. land. Wayne McVeah, Gar­ bluster and blow about car­ ble not, you must he content of special courses, and in law, field's Attorney General, has rying the State for Weaver. ed with your lot. Mr. Cleve­ medicine a n d engineering. For President: come out squarely for Cleve­ Last week Georgia voted in land, the son of song* a n d The Faculty includes twenty GROVE It CLEVELAND, land. Judge Cooly has also her State election. Governoi fame, brings a halo around teachers. Scholarships and rf New York. (pi it the republican party and Northern was re-elected by a his name; and cheerful and loan funds are available for For Vice President; needy young men of talent is for Cleveland. majority o f 70,555. The glad with bounding li-art, AD LA I E. STEVENSON, an dcharacter. The next ses­ third party only carried six we'll tell the world how good of Illinois. sion begins Sept, 1. For cat­ GENERAL Weaver filled his counties out of 187. thou art. Three cheers f o r The firm cf I. L. Councill alogue with full information, & Bro., consisting of I. L. STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. appointment at Pulaski City We call attention to Ala- Hon. W. I«L Bower! who w ll Councill and W. B Coun­ address President Winston, Temiesse on last Saturday bamn ; Arkansas and Florida shine like a sun flower march cil), Jr., was this day dis­ Chapel Mill, N. C. For Governor: ELI AS CARR, without disturbance. T h e in their Oct. elections. In ing in his victorious dress in­ s o l v e d b y m u t u a l c o n ­ of Edgecombe. democrats appointed thirty- those states the republicans to the halls of Congress. Let sent. The business with f i v e d e p u t i e s t o a t t e n d t h e combined with the trie third our voices be united in one, increased capital and fa­ For Lieutenant Governor: cilities will be conducted speaking and keep order, fie party to defeat the demo­ and shout in November the in the future by W. B. RUFUS A. DOUGH TON, ot Alleghany. spoke about 80 minutes and crats, but the result was dis- victory is won. A. M. MAST. Councill, Jr., of Boone, said: "As God is my Judge, asterous to them; the demo­ J.P.Taylor, of Hondu­ For Secretary of State: ras, C. A., and I. L Conn I n e v e r d i d i n P u l a s k i o n e crats carrying the states by Fifth Sunday Meeting. OCTAVIU& COKE, cill, of Elk Park, under of Wake. single th'ng that is charged, l a r g e m a j o r i t i e s . A l l t h i s This meeting will be held the style of oouneiil Tay­ except the levying of money.' proves conclusively to obser­ with Union Church on Cove lor & Co. Messrs. J. P. For Auditor: He was wildly cheered. Mrs. ving men that the Southern ('reek, beginning on Friday ROBERT M. FURMAN, Baylor and I. L Councill I wish to call the attention of Buncombe. L^nse then spoke. We a r e people are not taking much before the fifth Sunday in Oc­ giving pers< > a a I a 11en t io n of the tirade to the fact that r<> the business. glad that there was no dis­ s ^ o c k i n W e a v e r a n d t h e tober, 1892. For Treasurer: I am now offering some rare We trust Iha t te pub­ turbance at Pulaski, third party, knowing that The introductory sermon DONALD W. BAIN, lic with whom theo hi firm bargainsin hoots, s h o e s , of Wake. the party would die after the will be delivered by Rev. I). has so pleasnntlyejonduc hats, ready-made clothing, A NUMBER of prominent re­ election. Then when we con­ C. Harman at 11 o'clock on ted business'will contin­ For Supt. of Public Instruction: publicans of the North have prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ sider the State elections in Friday. ue its patronage to t h e JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH, abandoned the republican Maine and Vermont, I; vv o Subjects for discussion: new, as with the increase ware, such as plows, hoes, of Johnston. of stock in all lines it is shovels, spades, traceehams, tariff idea and say that it is great republican states where 1. Scriptural church polity For Attorney-General: an injury to the prosperity of the large majorities of the or government, by C. S. Far­ hoped to secure the trade and, in fact, anything you FRANK I- OSBORNE, to its entire satisfaction. need in this line. the country, and at thesame republicans were cut down thing and D. C. Harman. of Mecklenburg. Respectfully, time they denonncce theforce one half or more in their Oc­ 2. Is the pre jell t practice For Judge of the Twelfth District: bill, and declare their purpose tober elections, we would con of electing pastors annually, GEORGE A. SHU FORI), to vote for Cleveland for Pres elude iroin this that the re­ Scriptural?—J. H. Farthing Elk Park, N. C. Oct. 3rd. ident. They do not say they publicans will go out of busi­ and John Eller. Eor Electors at Large: O CHARLES B. AYCOCK. are democrats hereafter but ness after November. 3. Is the practice of month I keep coustantly on hand a ROBERT B. GLENN, they do say that the re-elec­ ly preaching in our churches full supply of grocer­ For Elector, 8th Con. Dist. tion of Harrison means a con COURT was largely attend­ scriptural?—A. C. Farthing ies consisting in part of Su­ tinuation of the McKinley ed here on Monday. We are and John Norris. .JAMES It. LEWELLYN, gar, Coffee, Rice, etc., of Surry. tariff and the passage of the of the opiuinion that the at­ 4. Should the revival sys­ which will be sold ascheapas force bill, and they speak of tendance was larger than we tem of our churches be im­ they can l>e bought in the For Congress, 8th Dist: these measure? as a calamity ever saw here at court. Judge proved? J. J. L. Sherwood WILLIAM H. DOWER, mountains. to our country 7 . Arm field opened the court and E. H. Dougherty. of Caldwell. I cannot, in this smali space promptly and charged the 5. Is first Cor. 16, 1 — 2, tell you of half the bargains DEMOCRATIC GENERAL ASSEMRLT T H E Discussion between grand jury at considerable binding on christians now? TICKET. I am prepared to offer, but i'ol. Grayson and William 0. length with his usual great If so, what are thooonsequon invite you, one and all, to Fields, candidates for the ability. Judge Armfield is ces of neglect ?—J. F. SpainFor Sen n t»: WILLIAM C. FIELDS , of All©- Senate, was eagerly listened known and recognized to he hour and David Greene. come and see. Thirty-six in­ ghany county. to in the court house on Tues «»ne of the ablest men in our 6. How often should chur­ ches to the yard and sixteen ounces to the pound has ev­ For House of Represnfatives day, by a very large number State. His ability us a jurist; ches observe the Lord's Sup­ of the voters of the county. his upright honesty and fidel per?—J. J. T. Reese and W. er been mv motto, and I EDWARD F. LOVILL. Mr. Fields spoke first and it.y well qualifies h i m as a S. Farthing. hope to receive in the future, DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. made a strong defense for the judge, and in fact, for any po 7. What is the design of the what I have so much enjoy­ ed in the past, the liberal put For Sheriff, I). F. BAIRD. democrats. He is a strong sition he might be called on Lord's Supper? and w h o ronage of the public. should partake of it.—J. F. For Keg. of Deeds C. J. COT. man and an excellent gentle- to fill, Most Respect hilly, man ir. all respects. ThedemAfter the charge of the jury Davis and Jacob You nee. TRELL. "TI C, D. T A Y L O R . Eor Treasurer, W. E.GREEN. ocrats of Watauga will cheer court took a recess until 2'oE. F. JONES, Vulle Cruris, May 10, '92. • For Surveyor, L. D. LOWE. fully vote for Fields. They clock, during which time the A. C. FARTHING , Com. For Coroner ELBERT FAR. could not have been better Hon. W. H. Bower addressed JOHN ELLER. Executor's Notice. THING. pleased with a nomination. the large crowd on the politi­ Having qualified aw the execu­ C o l . G r a y s o n s p o k e f o r a n cal issues of the day. Bower t o r o f J . A . B h u m a k e r , <iec<. a i l MUCH money is now being- hour in defense of his candi­ made a masterly speech for CONSUMPTION HAVE i;lie best selected and persons indebted to said estate are r: quested to makeimmedi.it e thrown out in New York by dacy-was n friend to all par­ about two hours, and we nev­ in its largest stock of goods ever payment, and all persons h'»Mrthe republicans with which ties, and for the people's in­ er saw closer attention given early stages brought, to this place and nig accounts against said cstaj^ to buy votes. The rich man­ terest. He opposed the force to a speaker. His defense of can be cured perhaps the best selection in are notified to present tUci^MHB ufacturers are chipping in bill but defended the tariff. the democratic party on the authenticated, within, by the prompt the county. or this notece will be pi ni i > <;.!* lively to keep up the McKin­ Col. Grayson is a fluent spea­ tariff and silver legislation! use of of their recovery. Oct. G ; w f & T ley tariff by electing the re­ ker. was unanswerable. Heshow L W. F ARTHING, RXERTNRK publicans again. ed so plainly the pernicious «v It soothes TALCOTT WILLIAMS , the a- effect of the McKinley tariff Agriculture iHfMechanic Arts MR. MARTIN late­ THE reports wegntherfrom ble and learned editor of the law as applied to the people the inflamed tissues, ill It gin its fourth session Soply returned from the the New York World, theCin- Philadelphia Press has this of the South, that any man aids expectoration, tonilrtM- 2, 1S92. County SuperNorth, where he spent einatti Enquirer, the Courier to say of the"BalsamGroves not filled with prejudice could f and hastens intcialentH of education will ex n week buying GOODS, recovery. Journal and other papers of the Grandfather Moun­ see for himself that we a r e aiiibe applicants for admission, and we have almost iota, cost $100. Address throughout the country, all tain"', a book written by Mr. suffering financially, and will Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. A. Q,. Ror.T, T IM V. Pres., anything needed in indicate the election of Gro- S. M. Dugger, of this county: Ruffer wot se as long as we Lowell, Mass. Raleigh, y. C. THIS ver Cleveland by a big ma­ The "Balsam Groves of the have this unjust law. We be county, at prices that jority. WP hope it is so. Grandfather Mountain," a lieve Mr. Bower's speech had defy compe­ work of fiction by a resident a good effect on the voter* /• / tition. THE news is good all over and strictly local literateur, who are wavering in their pol &Xj Wi 'vy North Carolina..The efficient Mr. Shepherd M. Dugger, con itics. Itev. Patton and Dr. campaign of the democrats |tains an unusual amount of J. O. Wileox failed to put in I will attend at the follow­ Hats, wo' 'Wi, have solidified the party and information, which will com­ their appearance. ing ti mes a nd places to recei ve . .i Shoes, a solid vote will he cast in mend it to the serious inter­ the tax for tlie year 1892. Clothing, November thst will bury the ested in the region. To oth­ When the hair begins to come Townships to wit: A"-i. out in combing, it shows a weak Deep Ga p, l.?*5* I f t M U ' f r y K c M iOpp«nua'.'f! rfntiOCt t h - l f '*w Liv l t U ' . Ik* ?n...,»litr DOX'T Ladies trimmed republicans so deepthatthey ers I commend this account Oct, 19. nnrturCtWtf. and frn •» tinfmir tli* Di «f jy And die I and untrimmed hats, 20. L will not be heard of as a par­ of his heroine, a passage ness ot the scalp that calls forim Wolf's Mill, ob curittf il«rtfMv;fl(that •:iilb in no»nrunjr. y*j%*«wd mediate attention. The best pre Hnrston's Store, " i. «t. l«»rs% »Tl"'(. vxrrtnni;?. 21. Ins! I*44( U out.pr<«*t»eritT. Mwisr. IwnrrrIey f('« l« put u« Btf np nml in* .*»«•• rr«r»,>ur *»» u.(f Ribbons, ity again only in sad memo- which scarcely has its match paration to arrest further loss of ni.y. ii "d it n»« by a i>hilo«ov;i.f, th;.l <todd<-»* of fart* e offer* it Blowing Rock, " 22. Flowers, hair and restore the scalp to a golden eppoi Hi IIIIT 10 e.irh t'*»* *'> I j At T|i?V •y t h a t i t once existed a n d in literature: "Her r a v e n embrace tho ch«ti"«. "nd ••mt )?.«.• rir •• •«; f .ii to do Alex Green's Store, " 25. •o a n d *. m to r g t c " t " H e o r >)inll •«« C r.4 ; Plumes, rell nigh ruined the South black hair, copious both in healthy condition is Ayer's Hair Elk X Roads, t h o MM' t iit*#*i' T »oriuiiitv f i»tt c ,:nt'i o»m * htwcA thai 26. Vigor. appeorf W'.rtbr. And of 1#V n t j. k!1 c n o Notions, co*»foltimn Uff itrro it an a;*p« rt«K{tf uch i.n in not |by its bad legislation. Thomas school house 27. length and volume and figur­ within ihtffMrlbJ pviplo. I niprr»rt.I. it will flro^ •tliMi. * ftond *t*rl in ii'f«r. T r i e cn.nr s opportunity for Hen vy Mouth North Fork " 28. many is hero. Money to Vwfr>sdo »-*pidlr - A honorahl^ ed like a deep river rippled by Poetical Pro«e. b y any Industrinns person nf either sex. All ncos. 1 on c a n DAVE Martin, a repeater Phillip's school house' 29. and fancy groceries. do the work a n d l i r e a t home, wherever too ere. E v e n b e the wind, was parted in the For 1 he Democrat. f r i h n r r s a r e en *ily e a r n i n g f r o m S53 r e r d »r. Y n « Bethel Church, Nov. 1. c a n d o a« w e l l If r o w w i l l w o r k , n o t t o w liv.rd,-but i t i d e s t r i land vote-buyer of Philadel­ o n s l y ; a n d y o n rnr> i a c f e n e o t o n f f t t r o m w n s t o n g o n a . Y » t center and combed smoothly Election day will soon be Reece's Store, fan giro spare tiinonnli. oral! y u r t i n o to thework. Easy 2. phia, has been put in charge f o l r e r n . C a p i t a l n e t f e t i n i r e d . W e s t a r t r o n A l l is cornp a r a t i r e l y n o w artJ feallr w o n d c r f u L V *"e i n s t r u c t aoJt down, ornamenting her pink here, hurrah demoratsljyou Lowe's Store, 8. ahcrw t o n h o w . f r e o ^ K a i l o r o n n k r m w n »:nonff ear w ^ r k I of the boodlers of New York •rf. No roo»n to explaiD here. IT rite *:•<! Um n ell frro, 4. temples with a flowing tra­ need not fear because some Shnil's Mills, to City with a sufficiency of boo " 5. TO so us before you buy. Solielt Co., B o x 9»0, FortlouU, Malee. cery that passed round to are going astray, you must Boone, die to buy votes for Harrison H e a re in a, posi­ its modilion windings on a work the harder day by day. Come out and lift your tax nth a view of carrying New tion to sa ve graceful crown. Her mouth T h e t h i r d p a r t y i s r a t h e r receipts a nd shake hands <?an be serntd et our Y*r tin* ef weciL [York. But it is not proba­ repMly and hoimmblr, by those ef you money. eifh*r ST« Tonne or f *!d, rrd In tb«(f was set with pearls, adorned slim, while the democrats are and hear the candidates owx localities, WHETRTSR they H TS. ANY ble that they will be success­ — — — - — —— — .*en the work. K«rr to leans. with elastic rubies and toned all in trim to vote for Cleve­ speak, and let's have a good furnish ererythinr. Wo start ron. No Gsk. can reto Very Respectfully, you- *pere moments, or all your time te thr work. The s no ful n s their movements a r e entirely new leed.and brinys wondrrfbl sr •* 'w to every worker. with minstrel lays, while her land, the right man to gov- time. Yours Truly. Aerlnn-ws are from *'J» { • reek H. C. MARTIN & Co. mod more afteroarniny etpeHeneoto W is..fbmi.hand erwerde. rlosely watched by the au­ a ilstlo yen the eaI). F. BAIRD, S HFF. rloyment and teaeh yon t H RF. No epere to explain here. FWff nose gracefully concealed itsjern and rule this broad land. tmCnrmetion FKKK. XRRT1C efe. CO., k ( M MA, HI ijf Blowing TUek June 30, '92. thorities. own umbrage and her eyes Boor Weaver! we are sorry TH6 WCLT&U^CL DEMOOTCLT v/wxvw, 0 NOTICE Of DISSOLUTION, A BIG CUT OH BEIGES. Council!, Taylor and Co, GROCERIES WITHOUT A m Ayer'sCherry Pectoral TAX NOTICE. UJR SPEGULITIES. - rf COME 7 return mall. We Unwise delay. Ad'Jr*ee *ionre M , Tea 4 �the Watauga Democrat :• -OOUL,n«fr»U. be kept as much as possible in the hands of the people, and hence w e demand that all revenue. National, State or county, shall be limited to the necessary expenses of the government, economically and honestly administered. 8. T h a t Congress issue a sufficient a m o u n t of fraction­ al paper currency t o facilitate the exchange through theme dium of the U. 8. mail. 9 . T h a t the (leiieral As­ sembly pass such laws a s will make the public school sys­ tem more effective t h a t the blessings of education may be extended t o all the people of the S t a t e alike. Mr. McDonald, of Cabarrus moved that the platform be adopted by acclamation. The following amendment was of­ fered and accepted: Resolved, .That we favor a graduated tax on income. **afa .-JnNT kWH«H>JAMOH. * •» The Mitchell--Ward Case. -Vi,..^-^v^ v1r.rr^T.ri|1>L . CAdi'AltJX liADGiSS. Teim., Sept. 30. Gold-plate Hand finely finished, —Iii Shelby county Criminal with correct pictures of the eandi I date for President and Vice-Presi A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper court yesterday the case of ; dent of all parties, mi armament devoted to the interest of Coun­ Lillie Johnso ivy charged with J as well showing your favorite can ty, State ano Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ being an accessory to the ! did ate. Sample, 10 cts; 3 tor 25 cents post paid. Liberal discount tauga County. N. C. murder of Freda Ward by A1 to the trade. Address M. F. John­ ice Mitchell, was called. Miss son. Finloy, Va... sole agent for HE PLATFORM Johnson's attorney asked for she Southern States. a special venire, from which Adopted bj the St; te Convention May 18th, 1892. to select the jury to try the case, but the motion was oResolved 1 . T h a t the (Jem veiruled, In rendering this oeraey of North Carolina re­ decision Judge Duboise- said affirm t h e principles of the that Miss Johnson would not democratic part,), both S t a t e f)e placed on trial until Alice and National, and particu­ Mitchell had either been cured larly fa vor the free'coinage of of insanity or pronounced an silver aiui a n increase of the incurable lunatic. The case currency and a repeal of the was ordered stricken from the internal revenue system. And docket and Miss Johnson was we denounce the McKinley released in a $10,000 bond tariff bill a s u n j u s t t o the con­ until the asylum authorities sumers of t h e country, and coujd be heard from. leading t o t h e formation of Letters received in this city trusts, combines and monop­ A Ch ld'e Eaily Influence. from the supi rintendant of olies which have oppressed AUTION Nothing is so easily spoiled'" 1 ® Uolivnr insane asylum the people; and especially d o iSTSJTY . . >1 .KatlilneShop, we denounce the unnecessary as a child. Walk w ith your lit s t a t e t h a t A l i c e M i t c h e l l any ... . leys, umllined. shows no symptoms of irisan and burdensome increase in tie babe a few nights when , all to be the beat - -r iiiveuced. the t a x on cotton tiesandon you wish to put it to sleep; itv and will piohatijly be dis­ T'l AT ONCK. tin, s o largely uspd by t h e or accustom it to rocking, charged a s cured before ma­ g 2» Stppij/ Co;, poorer portion of the people. then attempt to put it to ny months. As soon a s she * -'. " oston. We likewise denounce the in­ sleep without this habit, and is released she will be arrest­ iquitous Force bill, which is see how difficult it is to get ed on the indictment for the n o t yet abandoned by the muifiler of Fred.y Ward and /rt*. ,r -• republican p a r t y , b u t is be­ it to sleep. The parent must tried jointly with Lillie John­ O H ing urged a s a measure t o be from the beginning of t h e son. • § SEKFOST MGTIMS • adopted a s soon a s they re­ chi l d ' s e x i s t e n c e d o t h o s e gain control of the House of things t o which the child is North Wilkesboro News:— a to conform. I t is allowing Representatives, the purpose T he demo cra ts of W i1 kes cou n children t o have their own :iA and 'effect of v. hiek measure <V ft t'rm t.y covered themselves, with wilt be t o establish a second way during the first few years glory last Monday and nom­ perioj of reconstruction in o f their lives t h - t makes inated . the strongest ticket 7 •. ,-^gPH the Southern States, t o sub­ them so hard to control. Re- ever put'in the field, "ami it v / "i 'J vert the liberties (if o u r peo­ fore they a r e able t o talk befioo.vs every ti uedemocrat •' v.-. .C?. .«*'-: -t/u>/. •••• . •--• ..A they a r e being molded by the ple and inflame a new race t o spread himeelfand put the antagonism and sectional a n actions of those around them . grand^old " S t a t e of Wilkes" I Lis therefore highly ijnpo'r; imosities. t a u t t h a t from the beginning in the front column along l: '\ . .' fij 2. T h a t we demand finan-. MM the best iirfhienef*and ex vin- with the other democratic cial reforVn, and the enact"<j.Ir~ counties. - We have a good ment of laws t h a t will re- ple should lie about theehild. legislative and county ticket Bimrm v - r.vjtr::jiirm»:rr»,ri!i!iii!iiiiiiiiiiintimiite raove the burdens of the peo­ I t is a seriqus mistake in pa­ and a fine fighting chanci 5 H . - W J » i i S g S t * ts tin<t :*.'m '•Ih-'-'V-*. 't ple relative t o theexistingag rents t o commit their chil- f , n < w e m i Htiasbeii-fSreo ."-liftttlo. dreii wholly into ' theMiqbds* ' u s t do our whole du s Hits Kqn»I Ti: Ccis <( artTon. g If^a :-.n Kleynat Kinialt. .liw-snuioe, • * £ ricultural depression, and.cfo t.v. — of a nurse. No "piirenfc- jc a n S-'irr—<-t Atljnstiufttt. full a n d air p t i justice t o * the •r 13«>® — ^dstclTn Titsn-up. £ ? £ ila* i-jv/.lnH a raters arid laborers ,0[. our afford t o d o ,th*i,s, .evert tho ~ HIM 2K.ure Ooovl Sc-wiiig- QtialJWe# and 3 they ha ve a* very kind and 3 DC Fo K it.-w.r-i oi O OMDI I Work — country; . :t! thau .v.j- Su;logi;..4li):io in the.ij'prltl. careful nurse; Every mother 3. ThatVe.demandi t h era b s Exsniitd THE ROYAL for peffita cf -j-j * excellence, and yau will >lition of national b a n k s, desires t h a t her child bear buy 1:0 oUter* the impress of her own im­ We wish to call attention to our and the substitution of legal line of second-hand i s. r:,. a. S tender Treasury notes in lieu age. This cannot be done )f national bank nofps, issu- when it is with the. nurse Buggies, Carts, wagons, pi m sufficient volume t o d o more than with the mother. Hacks, Harness Etc, Few people'have a n y idea They are almost good as new, ao business of the country of the extent of the part per­ and persons wishing to buy can a cash system, regulating W a m o un t needed on a per- formed by nurses in the for­ secure bargains by calling on us. We have a big lot of NEW opita basis a s the business mation ot society. Many a BEOESFT of &Q CEIiii ai mother wonders where her BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, l e r e s t s of the country exson or daughter l e a r n e d WE WiLL IWAIL A BOX OF HARNESS Ac and, a n d t h a t all money isued by thegovernment.shall thase things, o r formed t h a t on hand, which will be sol-.l on ^ legal tender in payment of habit, o r hea rd-srtch and such reasonable terms. If we have not got wh at . y ou wajit, we w i!! II debts, both public and pri a n -expression.- Let her lis- take toil ii minute o r Vivo itt thef . pleasure'in getting any a te. . ; ti 7H5 ONLY INf ALL!303 CU nursery door and all will be thing for you in our line. We buy 4. Thai we demand t h a t direct from manufacturers and rttc?, Grosnl fob, Itching Files, King Vmgr^ss shall passsudi 1 avys made plain.—Ho usekeeper. can, therefore, give you very ' .The fo.r-egoing • • I-* Worm aid all Itching Siln Diseases. shall eft'ectuahy ^r.eyeul den fronts. A g rcontains gol close- prices.' e a t need of fclie dealing in In tines of all the day if the sensible a n d 17 you hm-o'TEtTcH, II matters not how long It ha* TZXTSniNE r.-ill a^certalnly care gririulturrii a rid iriechanfcnl faithful mother, one wno will W e have a full line of new Har . , exUlrj,• v' >mi> as Vrtlt II4A ifj * . f YOW you use it;* t •* ( not transfer her responsible ness—Collars, bridles, etc.-rev•odu -tioris; providing such Rariftless, PaiElarss and Fragrant ringeut system of proced- office t o the bands of a nurse. erything in the harness line. Can MA EV Rornndcd if you are tTiseatisfled with t.ho l-OKuIta— Rc-ibrenoos— re in trials a s shall secure How many mothers there beat the world on prices. are who will safely g u a r d WT We will take in exchange, Southern Hank of theSt) to of Gborgl.i, Chat­ ham Bank, and National Bank of Kavanuanrompt c >nviction and impo- theirjnmtries from servants, ng such penalties a s shall but who do not hesitate t o horses, mules, and also good bee! i. T. SHUPTRIKE & BRO. H'lire most perfect compli- commit their children t o them cattle. Give us a call. SAVANNAH, GA. How much more important HENKRL, CRAIG & CO. uce with the law. Jjenoir iN. C. 5. That'we demand the an is theehild than the pantry or the wardrobe.—Recorder. •iiited coinage of silver. NOTICE. I. T h a t we demand the pas In the g r e a t mass meeting By virtue of an execution is­ go of laws prohibiting tlie of Brooklyn demccrats. held sued from the Superior court of en ownership oi land, and on Monday night t o ratify caldwell county, I will sell for cash at the court house door in fiat Congress take e a r 1 y the nomination of Cleveland uoone on the 10th day of Octo­ fops t<» devise some pi in t o and Stevenson, Senator Hill ber, 1802. it being Monday of Watauga Superior court, J. C. btain all lands now owned said: Jones' interest in 105 acres of diet) cud foreign syndiWith this m o t t o inscribed land lying on the west prong of vt.es; and that all land-now upon banners— 1 "PublicOffl -e nen verdarn creek, in ueaverdam township, Watauga county, ad­ eld by railroads and other is a Public Trust"—supple joining the lands of Thosv Farth­ PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER orporn t ions, in excess otsueh men ted by the other "senti­ i n g ' s h e i r s , C a l v i n M o o d y a n d ENDORSED BY s is actually used and need- ments which I have endeav­ others, levied on by me to satis PROF A. L. METZ.P.H.G, 1 f>v them, be reclaimed- by ored t o present t o you to- fy the sum ot $50 prin. with qi t'Tst orrsame from 19th day o' of Medical Department Tulane University government and held for who, after ooorcfpl nigh L "No Public Taxation Nov , 1889, tilb paid and costs- of Uonisiana, a piiro Cream TartaranalyRis, pronounces it Powder, t uri I.set tiers only. of suit, amounting to $103.42 it which he cheerfully recommends to tbo for Private Purposes" a n d public. 7-, Believing in the doe 1 4 No Force Rill," let us close suiUwherein M. A Jones is PlfT and.J, C. Jones Deff-. This Hept "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" 7 jffe of "equal rights t o alt up our ranks and buckle, on 5tli '92. 1>. F. BAIRD, Shff. PURE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. [special priviTegeato none, our a r m o r for t h e fight, with You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. demand t h a t taxation, the determination t o d o all vtiotml and Srate^shall not in our power for the triumph Is better than the l\ing scale agent who tells GULF MFG. Co •> NEW ORLEANS, LA. used t o build up one inter- of o u r p a r t y and the election you as gospel truth, that the W'DTt nvicnron class a t the expense of of o u r honored standard JONES' $60 5 TON WAGON SCALE IudlgestiOii.-anil Stomndft dlr ^lcw. tigj Is not a standard scale, and equal to any made. >ther. Wo believe t h a t the uRows-i mo.v BITCKUS . For free book and price list, address it. l\ per bottle. Genuine cncy >f t h e country should bearers, Cleveland and Stevi Jones of Bingliamton, Bingbamton, J.I. All dealers keep cro&erl red lii^ts ou u ru; ha \ rado -iud . rk ami j son, ' . ' • ) • " CURE NJEWSPA. rite- Prideofthe North na Pirns." IS THE Caro !" 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I'atenls," with naint: of actual clients ieyourSla! a, ooanty,or town , acn . t £ ro «, Addrets, it n'9Q ' IT - ui 4 *<a x T xzaT ^SoSftp i*, l a i • / Q , & & xaQ .* •* - - " r r.vi j. £U3.tI 12 •X 4 Then subscrbe for TAKE THE' This new treatment for Catarrh and diseases of the respiratory organs is one of the most Important discoveries in medical science and possesses the. , following advantages r 4 I he W ilmington Mes senger A LAI1GE KI(JIiT-PAGE PAPKIt CURE FOR ATTENTION. EUIEISS!! rom COMPLETE PER 1^1 e mm® \ OVERMAN'S MEMPHIS , C.-JKSHOW&CQ. Opposite Patent Office. Washlntjten- 0.0. m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_1013_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: October 13, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-10-13 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/0cd0abab37b422073cb6469f42682057.pdf e046878ce5ef7a6315c05562a50b4c6a PDF Text Text VOL 5 PROFESSIONAL. BOONii WATAUGA COUNTY, N. WASHINGTON C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 20, 1892, NO. 8, 5 A Bride From A Co mil. IMPORTING THE NE3R0. Certain. LETTER. members of his oflieml fami­ The battle will be decided " I married my wife on the ly to leave their duties to en­ The Roj)itl)li' ans Desperate in New From our Regular Correspondent. York. by New York and Indiana. day I expected to attend her gage in political work, but W. B. COUNCILL, J ft. There should be no doubt as funeral," said Abram Poin/'there are other ways to kill The republican complaint ATTORNEY AT LA A. New York, Oct. 7.— Lieut. of a lack of campaign boodle a dog", etc. A few days ago Gov. Sbehan, chairman of the to the result in New York. dexter at the Idle Hour Club Boone, N. C is made for no other purpose Lige Halford, the President's Democratic State campaign The State is naturally demo­ that was holding a session at than to deceive. They have Private Secretary, gave out committee, asserts that he cratic. Tire canvass is under t h e S o u t h e r n . " T h a t w a s W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). to-day a large fund at t h e a short but very carefully has positive proof that there full headway, The party was twenty-fi ve years a g o , in Va, Boone, N. C. never more united. The ma­ We were t o have been in a r disposal of their national worded interview, in which Resident Physician. Office committee.than was used by he stated in substance that publican managers are im­ chinery by which it is work­ ried on t h e 1 s t of J a n u a r y , porting men from Lonnsylva on King Street n o r t h of P o s t them in 1888. This is no hear instead of being opposed to nia and negroes of Southern ed was never in better hands but on Christmas day the Office. say or guessing, but an abso members of the Cabinet and States into this State, a h d or in better working order. young lady was taken ill, lute fact. Finding themselves other prominent officials go­ that attemp+s wil1 be made Tammany is pulling as one and on the last day of the F. LOYILL so well fixed for cash, the re ing on thesf ump, ashad been in smaller cities on Saturday man, and this means every­ old year she died, apparent­ ATTORNEY AT LAW, publican national committee reported (doubtless by or­ of th is week, the fi rst d ay of thing for the city, where a ly. The funeral was to oc­ Boone N. C. appointed Mr. L. T. Michen- der), the President strongly registration, to register ma­ full vote will be polled. The c u r a t a n e a r l y , h o u r n e x t only thing needed to insure morning a n d she was placed er, of Indiana, who isCol. W. favored their taking t h a t ny of these people. DR. L . C. REEVES. success, is to get put the la­ in A coffin t h a t evening. AW. Dudley's law partner, in method of rendering an ac­ A circular was issued last PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON tent vote in the country, and boufc midnight I went to the count of their stewardship to this city, confidential finan­ evening from the headquar­ this will be done. Office at Residence. riidpi where she lay and the the people. Now wasn't that cial agent for the Western Boone, N. C. states that aie considered a nea 1 way of notifv i11g the ters of the Democratic N a I nd i a n a ca n b e ea sily ca r- watchers wichdrew t o HTfr tional committeaddressed to doubtful, with instructions officials to get up and hustle? t h e p e o p l e o f t h e U n i t e d r j e d f o r C l e v e l a n d . A t t h e hnil. I s a t down a n d bowed worst the democrats h a v e my head upon the coffin, oto spend any amount t h a t It had no Immediate effect, States. It Says: L. D. LOWE, only a plurality of some over vcrwhelmed by m y loss. I and about every official who he may, after personal inves­ "With abundance of means, s a t there perhaps ten min­ tigation, consider necess ry is of sufficient prominence to w i t h subsidized ingeduity, 2,000 votes t o overcome. But the condition of par­ utes when I heard a scratch­ to keep those states in the be listened to has already with a body of hired profes­ ANDrepublican column. Mr. Mich made arrangements to take sionals drilled and experienc­ ties in the State has changed ing inside the coffin, then a> NOTARY PUBLIC, ener is now making that per­ the stump. It is said t h a t ed in political intimidation since 1888, and tne change stifled sob. My nerves al­ sonal investigation, giving Attorney General Miller, who and political debauchery Our has been to Mr. Harrison's ready strained to 1heir ut­ BANNER'S E L K . N. C. lately stated in a published in his first attention to his own terview that he was opposed opponents a re preparing a fi­ disadvantage. Everwhere he most tention, seemed t o s n a p state, about which, the re­ to federal officials making po nal assault upon thefreedom he has not only lost friends, and I stood up and screamed, but he has made enemies No like a hysteric woman. The publicans are very much al­ litisal speeches, and believed and honesty of the ballot. where is this more true than watchers thought I had be­ armed. their proper duty was to de­ "This committee has not DENTIST, Mr. Harrison knows from vote their time to what they troops of.office-holders at its in •Indiana. Among those come insane, and tried co. ELK L'ARK, NORTH CAROLINA. experience the value of hav­ were paid for. has been told command. It will not agree who arc his most bitter ene­ take me away. I was power­ Oflers liis professional services mies there are his fellow citi­ less to speak, and could only to the people ot Mitchell, ing a few good offices to dan­ that he must talk no more to sell the future legislation point to the coffin. They did Watauga and adjoining coun­ gle in front of political work­ ?uch foolishness during t h e of Congress for the rn o n e y zens, In 1888 the colored not understand me and per­ vote -of the State exceeded ties. tt&TNo bad inn tela] used ers in his party, therefore no sisted in t a k i n g me away. I campaign. He was excused paid now into its party treas and all work guaranteed. 10,000. By November next man was surprised when he ury. It will not agree to give broke from them and strove for making the ''break" b e . May 1 1 y. it will probably reach twelve officially announced t h a t t o t e a r off t h e coffin lid with cause, as Mr. Harrison said, high places in the people's ser thousand. It a third oi this none of the numerous exist­ my fingers. They called for "Miller knows nothing about vice for money. We have no number vote against him. or ing vacancies would be filled resources except what the peo help, but all t h e men in Rich­ politics." even if they refrain from vo­ until after the election. He pie furnish. We c a l l f o r mond could n o t h a v e held A new method of working ATTORNEY AI LAW, ting, if the rat io voting isthe wishes the impression to go the Department clerks for po means not only to spread same in November next ns il me back.. I ripped that cof­ MARION, '---N. C out that the in«n who do the litieal contributionss h a s the truth among the people was in 1888, the electoral fin lid t o splinters, dragged most telling work for h i m —(o)— been put into operation, and to aid in getting to the vote of the State is lost to t h a t young lady from i t a n d will have t h e pick of t h e s e Will practice in the courts of rushed into t h e open a i r with which its originators claim is polls a full, honest vote of pie Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ places. Among the most de­ no violation to the Civil ser­ masses, but also to detect, him without the assistance her. The people were too ell and all other counties in the sirable vacancies are an As­ of the increased democratic vice law. The clerk receives to prosecute and to punish vote which will surely be poll­ much horified to follow me /Ve stern li strict JflTSpecial atten lion given to the collection of sistant Secretary of Treasu­ from his state republican as­ crimes against the purity of instantly. Tney called in the ed, and if New York goes ary; a First Assistant Postclaims,""®* the ballot wheresoever in the police to confine me, b u t sociation a circular letter as­ gainst him also, his defeat is Master General; a Commis­ when they found me the hrcly king him if he has any "sug­ United States they a re perpe­ certa in.- -N. Y. Sun. sioner of the General Land had her arms around m v gestion" to make that will trated, and by whomsoever NOTICE. Office, and a seat on the neck and we were b o t h laugh be beneficial to his party to committed or directed. Hotel Property lot Sale. VALUABLE RECRUITS. bench of the Supreme Court "Every indication points ing and crying like a couple call at a certain address and On account of failing health f myself and wife, I otTer for sale of the District of Columbia. when he calls he is politely in to die defeat of the Minneap- H . L. Jane, a well known of children. The minister was The fall session of the Uni­ ly hotel property in the town of lawyer, of Philadelphia/ and on hand t o preach (he funer­ loono. North Carolina, and will ted States Supreme Court o- f o r m e d t h a t h e h a s b e e n a s - ! o l i s c a n d i d a t e s a n d t o t h e sensed five per cent of his sal­ triumphant election of Cleve­ a life long republican, repudi­ al sermon, but performed a "VII low for cash and make terms pened to-day. The only bus­ o suit the haver, and will take ary, and that he had better land and Stevenson; the pop ates his p a r t y and will sup­ marriage ceremony instead. real or personal property iu ex­ i n e s s t r a n s a c t e d w a s t h e lose no time in handing in ulas will clearly favor t h e port Cleveland. H e gi ves his —St. Louis Globe Lemocra t. Swearing in of the new mem­ change. Apply soon. the cash. One of t hose circu­ democratic cause. All anxie­ explicit reasons, a n d is for a W. L. BRYAN. ber, Justice Shiras, of Penn­ T'.wy TincVcd film lars was sent to a Missouri t y a b o u t t h e S t a t e o f N e w "tariff for revenue only"—a sylvania, and the official call Montpelia, Tcnn., Oct.— York is allayed and she will cons tit u t i on a 1 ta j iff t a x. All of the Court on the Presi­ democratic clerk, who after Notice. over the country able and Saturday night last A. Bel!,, calling and satisfying him­ give her electoral. vote to F o r sale. 900 ncms of land, dent. s e l f o f t h e n a t u r e o f t h e offr Candida tes. All the re­ hitherto true republicans a r e colored, went t o the home of With all his faults, a n d on Rich Mountain, W a t a u g a ports from the independent trying t o help elect Mr. Cleve Mrs. J . S. Jones, a widowed County, on which is asbestos, they are certainly numerous scheme, laid the whole mat­ lady, and attempted a n as­ and fine land for sheep ranch. enough, Com missi oner 1ta u m ter before the Civil Service and conservative sources in land. Gen. Rufns Barringer, sault upon the person of Miss the gallant Confederate cav­ other parts of the country Sales private. L. D. Lowe <& has one merit., he is grateful 1 Commission. I . T . Furgerson, E x ' t r s . of Pat, Eagan, U. S. Minister are exceptionally promising. alryman. and prominent law Sal lie Jones, her eldest du ugh Mrs. A. P . Calloway, deed. to Mr. Harrison for not hav­ to Chili, now here, rays Mr. With vigilance and rJmely ae yer, of our State, is doing ex­ ter. The screams of the. wo­ Banner Elk, Nov. 1 C 90.. ing long ago kicked him out Blaine will take tli6 stump tion everywhere, which, with cellent service in behalf of re­ man attracted their neigh­ of the Pension Office, and h > your aid, we pledge, honest form. He has published a bors, b u t upon entering the is showing his gratitude by for Harrison, but he will have NOTICE, ballots will be polled, count­ good, strong, article on t h e house Bell escaped. * Parties putting papers in leaving his official desk and t o do so before the people in Sunday he was arrested my hand for execution will going upon the stump. This WnehirgBon will believe it. ed and declared throughout tariff in the Charlotte Obser­ and made his escape again, the country, and if this is ver. Our own columns a r e IJense advanee the tees wi fh week the Commissioner will t h e papers and they will re­ Richmond Times:—We d o done defeat is. not possible. constantly so much burdened but was shot iiuthe a t t e m p t , ceive prompt attention, other endeavor to get in some fine no believe that Virginia or "This committee calls up­ o r we Would be glad t o pub­ the hall entering the r i g h t wise they will he returned work for Harrison at the en­ anyother Southern State will on all good citizens for aid, lish it in full. Then there is side. lie was again arrested on Monday by t'hil. H <> l not executed tor the want of campment of the Union Vet­ go for the third party, or which it requites for these ob Judge Albrison, of Elizabeth land, colored. When t h e of­ fppa, D. F. BAIRD SHFF. eran's legion, at Indianapo­ that enough votes will be jects. It invites and will wel­ City, a republican ever since ficers entered the house Bell lis. He will go to Illinois, drawn from the democrat ic come contributions from ev­ the war, who is o u t for Cleve­ was in bed nursing his wounds where he is supposed to have land and reform, Maj. Guth but he was able t o s n a p a ranks by that party to give ery honest man." some influence with the sol­ sic, of Durham, has also pub­ shot gun four times a t the of­ any such state to the republi — DENTIST— ficers. Fortunately i t was dier vote, and make all sorts Ashoville Citizen:—Mayor lished a letter setting forth not loaded. OF RUTHERFORD COLLEGE, N. C., of promises to those vv h o cars. Titer • will no doubt bo Finally Deputy Sheriff KinI s now located a t Sheriff want to get on the pension considerable talk and some Charles M. Stedman tells the his reasons for supporting B a i n l ' s on Watauga River, bluster, but when southern Citizen that he is almost dai­ Cleveland, l i e and .Judge Al­ nurd started with Bell t o near Valle Cruris. Having roll, as well as to those al­ white wen come to the polls ly in receipt of letters from brison a r e men of ability a nd jail, b u t before they had had (H-) fourteen years ex- ready oil the roll who are ap­ in November, and consider the eastern portion of North good name in their former gone far they were confront­ ed by 1 0 0 citizens. Kinnard i)f rience a s a dentist, and us­ plicants for an increase i n that they are in reality vo­ Carolina, and they all indi­ party, a s was of Course the did all in his power t o d i s ing nothing but the BEST ma­ ponsiod. ting for or against the ' force cate a gratifying improve­ brave Barringer. There i s perse t h e inob, but was final­ terial, combined with GOOD Mr. Harrison's order t 6 bill, they will be very apt to ment in the political situa­ still room and a hospitable ly overpowered. Bell w a s WORK , offei s h i s professional s e r v i c e s t o the citizens of Wa­ the members of his Cabinet take no risk, but cast their tion. The third partv hs lo­ home in the democratic par­ then hung to a limb and his t a u g a c o u n t y a s a F I R S T and the heads of departmen­ ballots squarely for democra sing strength and will eontin t y for all patriots and free body'was riddled with bul­ tal bureaus of the government cy, white rule and free elec­ ue to do so until the day of men who seek t o save genu­ lets. He confessed his crime c l a s s 1)en t ibt. ami did not manner while be C/-'™ Prices rea so na b le a n < 1 to lake the stump tor him the election. Maj. Stedman ine republican democratic in ing executed. tions. satisfaction FULLY guaran- was a shrewdly managed bit personally is confident that sti tut ions in our land, a n d Miss J o : is a highly re : teed^i of politics. Mr. 11. was far John! get Hall's Hair ILnowcr the democrats will carry the bring, about a healthful, need spec ted young lady. Fortu-. and keep vour hnirlu.stcrousaml S t a t e by a good round m a Jul 20. 3 mo. too smart to shock t h o's e free from chimin iff". ed, judicious, speedy reform. nntely she is n o t h u r t b e jority. ^-Messenger. who believed* if WT0Ti£> fh'i* yond a few scratches,. ) Attorney at Law % WiLIlAR, J, !* i Dr. R. D. JENNINGS, �Tlie Watauga Qsraocrat, be kept as innch as possible Asheville Citizen:-—If there CAMPAIGN BADGES. ai'lllP«tillll!lllil!l!l]|lll|ll!lt|llll!|||||||II|||||||,,11,11,1,,II).,W in the hands of the people, i s a m a n 6 h t h e f a c e o f t h e Gold-plate and finely finished, uii-'-.j. A C\V PLK'J'H NEWT \ OVERMAN'S PER A !)KMOCUATIC FA:NII V newspaper and hence we demand Hiatal! earth to-da.v that is entitled with correct pictures of the cendi devoted to the interest of (Joun- revenue, National, State or for President Viee-Presi The Prideofthe North CanS to the sympathy of his fellow date of all parties. andarmament ty, Stateano Nation, Published dent >n na Press." every Thursday at iSonne, Wa­ county, shall be limited to men it is the President of the ns well sliowing your favori't > can tauga County. N. (J. I he necessary expenses of the I nited States. In the midst didate. Sample, 10 el s; 3 tor 25 I"BR6Aim OF UFE!"| "oyou want to aid in Imilding "/' . v m government, economically of an election contest of su­ cents post paid. Liberal discount i.;— «i ;v/ j- j * X ^ MIVULB «msatof air'and ~ J np a, paper that shall reflect the Alsi>W -swatcrj withoat^ greatest credit o n "North Carol iand honestly administered. preme importance to him, to the trade. Address M. F.-Lolni. 1 -1 i'Jfi ' HE PLATFORM ;V'therecanbs ooson, Finley, Yn.. sole agelit lor : : v \ y - v ^wuuthuA/. Byeoirio 3 nm no waiter where it may he 8. That ( Congress issue a p»ect oxyofiw i« ')v'!l ' it- n Pa'r°Dize Adopted bj the Sti le Convention sufficient amount of fraction­ and w hich lie had undertaken she Southern States." A ejjeoial lM^(licat- f t I tie H ilmington Mes sower May 18th, 18/12. SPECIFIC li tdOxygftn treat-1 al pa per currency to facilitate personally to direct, and With — v . OXYGEH Jj ineot tor dieeai- £ I A LA ROE EIGHT-PAOM PAPER ee of the nose, the exchange through theme important affairs of State th rout and lunga •• i Do you want a reliable .paper, '^ELF-OLGSINfi V :-L CliKiCi Resolved 1. That the dem diurn of the IT. S, mail. The inhalations 2 giving you all thcynevs of the •N constantly pressing for set­ ^•.-.ypNiaMfASTH*"?. eidesandGermi- — vvorh. rioN| contain Dieint)craey of North Carolina re r 9. That the General As­ Democratic newspaper ad•^SftoaaHiTis t fectants, in beet s ! l a t tlement, Mr. flarisort is nev­ ditiontethe -r equals the best--has tl u , affirm the principles of the sembly pass such laws as will M HAY FEVEW known epetiflcs S er! he less compelled to be at fcr tfeeee die- 5 arg.st circulation, and has /or democratic part} , both State make the public school sys­ taeremedy byinhalation riirht to 2 v\ ~X : ; S f -nsoase, nakini U aCatarrh and -j an <'ii!y-one years beep impart tem more effective that the the bedside of his wife, whose and National, and portionv' Siparr/to 8peoiP.ceused in POSITIVE 4 , :il< 'l oi'in (hegrowth am] dev- r fteerlbe it ir. theirpatent mediolne. Ehyeiolans -? Y" ' 't/- — a practice. blessings of education may illness is now so fur advanc­ V'-umment of the Did North lm-lv favor tlx, free coin age of IJ^Tded to'aU Vlm'b'oph ed that no hope of her recov­ State? Then subHi rhe for I?. u L Y »w USE.1 Silver and an increase of the of the State alike, ery is held out by the physi­ PrpOki 1''Atlanta, fla, ' V I LB; l K G T0 N BIJ SS I v p jy ~ '-i currency and a repeal of the i Mr. McDonald, of Cabarrus E f i' . '.'-if i 3t-1 2 W.Alut/aaia lories: h«tC ^ ia it mm cians in charge It is to t li e it..._ .. 1.01.1»*111. ' impaigh Rartes: move d that the platform, be I,• *10 filirllr KuUJiag, Omaha, Kr -i ™ 3 <i2.r-3s.v.-rr'^mawriirr w IToadfrajr, r«. i . internal revenue system. Andi n i... • CAR u /-aareesed i ««rtil ,• •ing yoa by r< turn nD addreeeedofto our 3 1 1 be Daily Messenger,'' by ... _.(1) . v ' ri mail a copy ne 3 we denounce the McKinley i by acclamation. The President's credit that he •• yi.'C mi recognized that the first claim \ r -:p.:'Mhoalthitroatsieat In full. Sends So 11 ,!;, 1 l l l o n l l '« 011 trial, for i«ih(f tho entWUS°f" tariff bi.l a ? ni« 8 Uo rhe,ona^S -e > p. = on his unremitting attention ^>0 •. X". i | CSS SpaciSo Oxygen Co., "Jffi"'! Tlie weekly "Tninsei-ipt Me;-r. sumers of tlie c-onntr.v, and Resolved, ThiU we fnvor a lies not in serving his own po .tit mi,mm111,1,1,1,„a leading to the formation of graduated tax on income. senger," (the lai-gv.sl. an,I & litical fortunes or in doing C3 trusts, combines and monop-1 —— best paper in the State) m 4ab.. '• • ' the business of the public, A Word to the Elderly, olies which have oppressed) months on trial for fl.00 Lash m advance. Roth the people; and especially do! ^ ,110,1 g 'be housekeeper wo but in making the pathway ^XAUTION papers are large Eight-Page :i "* ,1 ~\V6ung, bright, active, of the sufferer as smooth as we denounce the unnecessary • .T-fTY •n ^ rid 1>0 stal Card i <1 AnA .-'•n.•, 'Tuoblno Shop, and burdensome increase in s ° ,J0r > middle aged, earnest, possible to the end. .v.-, and »ny •vitii ' headdress of five pervo lerit, and spiritual— airo IIM„ «>d. the tax on cotton tiesandon ->ns and receive sample eop•: l U> 1m. ijio beiifc Salisbury Iferald:—Mr. Leo . ' f t! X lod, tin, so lupgely used by the i ' ( always be some S C-I I JI B MES® RIFE A EII. • -f -CJ ONCK. NATURE'S )( -t. 1st, 1888. tf. vs ' 10 ore getting past thecen- nard S. Krider, a good old poorer portion of the people, j CURE FOR We likewise denounce the in-j ^ er of life's stream, and who farmer, ,n e a r Salisbury, brought t o o u r office t h i s iquitous Force bill, which isja r e looking loyingly a t t h e LA K L TH K • Let yet abandoned by the! quiet waters beyond the boil- morning an old copper tea £iiniiiil»iiiwit«i!i«ic.ii:utiiiis i.ri, war. ; ,. u n republican party, but is be- ffig, eddying, wildlylutrrying kettle, which was quite a cu­ <f\ V ^ ^ U'vr.'Ty-riryT-ry!, g w~w-%r-*r-w ing urged,as a measure to be tide against which they have riosity. It was brought t o Going • a u w ^ ../•! ;L adopted as soon as they re- bravely battled. l>ear wo- America from Germany bv This new treatment for Catarrh and gain control of the House of| man, growing^old, don't im- his grandfather, L. 8. Krider. =sjtiiifjVfiiii»ff:s?r. >;tiv• diseases of th& respiratory organs is one of th© most important discoveries Representatives, the purposej Mgine that because yon are more than a hundred years m medical science and possesses the LI Migrants going to any .of the following advantages i and effect of wbk* measure! fifty, sixty, or even seventy, ago a n d BV a a w i 1 led tohim, : -v It The patient can cure himself at a email exponse A ('stern States or Territories 5VEA»S w T:: and without outside assistance. ill save time and money <>-oiii" will be to establish a second j that now your rowing days being the whole estate of his S. No change of diet or pursuit •! life Is necessary V,.A- CHICAGO and Alton vontr: during treatment. perio j of reconstruction iu (are over, and you may com- grandfather. Itlw.ill hold a1 5. The remedies ere In dlscomtort. patient and entail no no wise offensive to the is Die quickest route to the Southern States, to sub- placently rest/on your oars bout a pint and a half. It The remedy reaches the se&t of the trouble K A NS A S CIT Y, D EN V E11, directly. . i. •:••••• •:••••• : ::i vert the liberties of our pen- ; Row tnany Women lose what wn« kept by his mother until 6. The remedies find means of appltanco can be :'M 1 I II C carried In tho pocket without Inoonvenlenoe. pie and inflame a novv race! brightness there is for the ev­ 1845, when it was..turned o VTtEHS Tit EATMUNT at any drug stor* And al l points in Idaho , Wash S: -? >; ^ CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. ent ugcuiism and sectional an jening of life—and there is a ver to him, and has been in ington. Oregon, Utah CORRTSPONDENCE (SOLICITED. -J l fWsjt'Z and California. Caolerlne Medicine Co., Waco, Text$ Imosities. brightness peculiar to every his po«Sf?sioii sinee that time. finest and Bast Equipped 2. I bat we demand finan- period of one's existence—by The kettle is probably over MJ Bond in the West. ' > V C' ' • •in.: SES 150 years old. Mr. Krider rial reform, and the enact- giving up. They give uptheir Only line running Solid Ve.S,t! ment of laws that will re- aim after mental improve- does not know which one of M y* 1 bud trains between St . Loufr move the burdens of the peo- rnen t, their pleasurable pur­ his grandchildren he will give gliHK'*****W»I*IC:JiJ": SIS'J'l')!HJiHHMJijipfin,;,;tj '1 nt.-, A.-, and Kansas City. 1. / Keelini ng (Ihafr cars and To UR ple relative to theexistingagLaits of art, fancy work, or it to. It- is a valuable relic 5 l'y.1* m S.-eJ K TbJ'xii) Arw. I > ' *r-1 %| ir A a %\f£ V x yio« ist Slqepers free of extra charge. M H fnili'jkje«;tIn'' la; tie uJtuial depression, and do reading poetry, fearful lest of olden times. ! ^sathor Boarding, 2 «*TT. H » I will meet parties at any rail­ « 11M WU P.-nLOTI 4" ?'A J8TI*ICVLOL}. |iHand anr pie justice to the ouch things inav not corns »J»o i»a TlaUh. road S( ATION with through ticket S jfoffplete Ceilings, a Slati a ' v Ken the hair begins to come " '»»n iv !'r.^iiiv«> 'jfTitr-.tp. and baggage checks. rmers and laborers of our| p o r t w » t |, 1heil . R0 lf-made Corrugated Sheeting. out in combing, it shows a weak rr W.4 .'»4..rv, fKiutl ?J-.>wi:\jj QcalltlMand ~ Uor lull in /ormatioi^mnps AND i. ---— i nuvmno 4 !n °' M).' standard of quiet, idle, aelf- ness of the scalp that calls t'orim ~ on -— Roofing Paints, u r "VTv>rk descripdve pamphlets, of the lA * s Wf La the* World. Z 3* 1 hat we demand theab hh elderliness, a stale into mediate ,utten1 ion. The best pre 2 " • A est, write to or call on Iron Roofing. | EX&«!BO THE B0YAL. ft>r points of| blition of natiomd b a n k s, which a natural inclination paration to arrest fui-ther loss of l i . A. N EWLAVIT , 2 exL-oi/Gisct, and yon will E.V(0 7r«ttgh», 6utt»n and Spouting, traveling Passeuger Agt.. fend the substitution of legal i nvi teH them tb drop them- hair and restore the scalp to a buy no otfeor. A 'AB fWma of Sheet Motal for Buildlna 1 10 Uattqij Ave., Asheville, N. 0. healthy condition is Aver s DanJtciuler 1 "osiin notes in lieu J R( »l ves. They give up the mis Vigor. C OMPLETE AND nE ADY v M < •I. CHAKLTON, G. I». A I MUi S, il m, BacJifdri 18, I * <r APPLY WHEN SHIPPED.) ' [TO of national bank notes, issu* Rionary society work, theSab Chicago, III. WE WANT td in sufficient \olume to do bdth school arid temperance —AN— the business of the country work with etrsv good nature, ATTEflTJON, BUYERS! ->n a cash system, regulating hiding themselves under the i, .> i lie amount needed on a per- cloak of age, w.hich they beti\ X X ; i 0 capita basis as the businessh ieve wi u piously repel every Wo wish to call attention to our ' .'Y.YY'our y xvoikuoao to J, xnfttoriola line of second-hand inerests of the country ex- conscience thrust, every prowtMi.w e,>Ucited' vrrlte for' 0^1 KSGEIPY OF ©O CSNT9 pnnd, and that all money is test, Euggies, Carts, wagons, I. L ArtlCL ,v WE WILL r^AJL A BOX O F Cincinnati, Ohio. sued o\ tliegtivermnentBliall Don't you remember, when Hacks, Harness Etc, ITAAU&HSD 18T2. oe legal lender in payment of you were much younger, ho iffi '1 hoy arc almost good as now, ail debts, both public and pri i t use ,i t o p r o v o ke you to and persons wishing to buy CM TO AND THB >ra / e " ' PI • hear some plump, pleasant secure bargains by calling on ns mm TfTAMIA TliK ONLY INFALLIALS C«HS FOR W e have a big lot of XH W yTn.v\/it (Th9 Queoa o! ri'rt»>9 J 1 lar ue demand that,dame of forty-eight or more Congress shall passsnch laws L a y Ht n n evening pnrt7, IHJGGIKS, WAGONS, CA KT8, Tetfsr, Grosnd Itob; Mlu^filcs, Hill i FOR LADIES. SH shall effectually prevent when asked to join in'tovoli' HARNESS tfec '' STRICTLY JmM m 1 1 ,n Worm and all Itching 3Xlr? Diseas^ the dealing in fuftues of all or 'parchest', 'T), I'm too'old on hand, which will be sold on I Y ••£0P 1.USHEST S: 'v ' .. \ anADf hi! !icj» lcng I! agricultural and mechanical for such Hiings now," or to reasonable terms. If we have not ffjou kavt fiiTfilt, H v "> v* d '-A ' ' sx'sii^j, TCiTElilkr. wiii M curtaiiily carl* got, what >011 want, vre will ju-odu -tions; providing such see her sit, heavy asd dull, JW Li yon ujc it. FRAME • take pleasure in getting atly stringent system of proced­ when croqut was going on, thhig for you in onr line. We buy Kann(e39, Pai,nIo33 a/J FregrEnt. CUSHION AH9 PNEUSCATiO ure in trials as shall secure fearful lest joining th? game Y K »', anJ " a eyou r%T« direct from manufacturers and I -nJth tboStrr »v.of . 'o-ft r«.oor»— 'h» !i , »; irompt conviction and impo- would bring reproach upon can, therefore, give you viry Roiitbom Vgr lr ->f r;; i»am Hank, and NatlouiUliflkcf " t . i4nu.ii». ing such penalties as shall her? WARRANTY WITH EVERY WHEEL close prLes. J ShUPYRifiE it BBO. -ecure most perfect compli­ There are ladies who keep SEND YOUR A0DBCS3 FOR CATALOGUE SAVANNAH, CA. \V e haAre a full line of new Har­ ance w ith the law. up nt seventy-five the pleas ARIEL GYOLE MF8. GO.g^g™' 5. That we demand tlionn i arable things which they lov- ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ [mited coinage of silver. j n earlier years, dress erything in the harness line. Can id. That we demand tire pus prettily, do fancy stitches, beat tlie world on prices. of laws prohibiting the laugh and chat with girls, at­ *aT\\ <) will take in exehnnge, ien ownership oi'.land, and tend every good philanthrop hoTses. mules, and also good bee! | u t C o n g r e s s t a k e e a r l y ic gathering, and have their cattle. Give ns a call. eps to devise some plan to hearts fresh and young after HENKEL, CRAIG & CO. Lenoir' N. C. >1ain all lands now owned the hardening and wearing alien and foreign syndi- things behind them. Don't Mtes; and that alllnnds notv "gire up" until Providence UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. Jld by railroads and other shows plainly thatyou must, Instruction is offered in four (irporations, in exct-ssofsueh f o r a l l n i c e t h i n g s h e r e b e ­ general courses of study, six C T P Uriel courses, u large number P is is actually used and need- low, a young old vvornoan is of special courses, and in law, ENDORSED BY d by them, be reclaimed by the n i cest.—li ousekeeper. medicine a n d engineering, PROF A. L. SETZ,P.H.O, he government and held for The Pennsylvania Superin- i lie Faculty includes twenty of Modiciil Deportment TnT9.n0 TJnlvemity LCtual settlers only. ^ who, after a tendant of Public Printing teachers. Scholarships and of irtiuJMana, a pnre Creamoarefnl analyle, pronoancfi It Tartar loan funds are available for whleh he cheorfaily reoow-oendaPowder, to the 7. Relieving in the doc- says it will be impossible to needy young men of talent publie. print the ballots in time for rine of "equal rights to all an deli aracter. The next ses­ 5 ?<«] ?•* TTlnj-s-?,;.,.! jfrlr;- r lid special pri vileges to none, the election, ns required bv sion begins Sept, 1. For cat­ "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" t he new law in that State. • Our 0>k:, K Ul • e demand that taxation, The ballot will be twenty-two alogue with full information, "^URE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL! iiirS^iaaslKrepi^lBsa 4 You Want It. Atk Grocer For It. address President Winston, lational and State, shall not by fifty-two inches in size. It •eused to build up one inter- will require 400 tons of pa­ Chapel Hill, N. C. G M C — • ' • 1- '(«(« »'vtv tu OIHS19 [ Atf «f wUv '^TTITTCa s? ootqss^ip st or class nt the expense of per to print this ballot and LALLLBIR fOjt OflPfCPfltA, tsT&rxi. or lilldrcn -rho -u.£ Raauj other. We believe that the there is not enough paper Seeding atonic , up , "houli take want build, ^ '' tu.' l ': .'iOrdetT!, use ing oney of the country should lawful kind in the eoun BRO^TN'S 1?*<>,%' Hh'TEUS. BHOW.t-i ikoi» ''r 'rrd-.«. O.A.SNOW&OQ L10H ".Si K/SOHfJ T t I s PLONROJIL to til e, elites Mal .i r i u , IndtAll dealer- keep it. «lper buttle. Genuine ba Oppose Patent Office, Waahhurfcn. 0. R* ee.stiou, LIILKIUMNYS aud I.iver C'ornplabits. •!ftUftrDiftl'k AIJ'l Cl«>8.*5C<i r<jcl iillCS OH WTiipp^ry SPESIFIS OXYGEN! ;i,WAST£ <j CACTERINE • CATARRH d Alton H, Rj EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. West and Northwest • '//-i-:, - 1 . j CURE PAY • iTr; DIAiONiD I .T. URE REAM- ARTAR OWDER '• > ULF FG. O, . �iii6 w dldUgd 0 M. Dtiflml)} Editor. K. C. Rivers, Publisher 'arsdaj, Oct) 20th, NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For President: (5ROVER CLEVELAND, of New York. For Vice President; AD LA I E. STEVENSON, of Illinois. STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Governor: EL1ASCARK, of Edgecombe. For Lieutenant Governor: RUFUS A. DOUGH TON, ol Alleghany. For Secretary of State: OCTAVIUk COKE, of Wake. For Auditor: ROBERT M. FURMAN, of Buncombe. For Treasurer: DONALD W. BAIN, of Wake. For Supt. of Public Instruction: JOBS C. SCARBOROUGH, of Johnston. For Attorney-General: FRANK I. OSBORNE, of Mecklenburg. For Judge of the Twelfth District: GEORGE A. SHUFORD, Eor Electors at, Large: CHARLES B. AYCOCK. ROBERT B. GLENN, For Elector, 8th Con. Hist. JAMES R. LEWELLYN, of Surry. For Congress, 8tb Dic»t: WILLIAM H. BOWER, of Caldwell. DEMOCRATIC GENERAL ASSEMBLY TICKET. For Senate: W ILLIAM C. FIELDS , of Alle ghany county. For House of RepresutAtives EDWARD F. LOVILL. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. For Sheriff, I). F. BAIRD. For Reg. of Deeds C. J. COT. TRELL. Eor Treasurer, W. E.GREEN For Surveyor. L. I). LOWE. For Coroner ELBERT FAR. THING.§ REV. R. L. PATTON , third candidate for Congress and Mr. Cobb, candidate for Lieutenant Governor on the same ticket, were billed to speak in Boone on last Mon­ day. By 12 o'clock about thirty assembled at the court bouse who were third party moil—eleven of whom were formerly democrats and the balance republicans. This is about the number of third party men in Boone town­ ship, end we are frank to say that they are of the best cit­ izens, and are honest and thrifty men. Neither of the above named speakers put in their appearance, and Wiley H. Farthing, third party can didate for Representative, made a short speech, stating that the cause of the third parry was, the democrats in Congress had failed to carry out their promises in n o t passing the free coinage bill and repealing the tariff laws. Capt. Lovill replied v e r y mildly to Mr. Farthing and explained the conditions un­ der which the democrats were laboring. Then Dr. Wiley Gentry made a talk in be­ half of the third party. He said the reason the third par ty would not support Carr for Governor, was that Carr was for Cleveland for Presi­ dent, and that Cleveland had done more for the money pow or than APT? rd h n in !'irl on tins account he would car­ ry New York. The Dr. fur­ ther said that the democrats in Congress had voted foi all the bad laws, and that, among other things, they had demonetized silver. W h e n asked what party wash) pow er in 187B, when silver vwn s demonetized, the Dr. said he did not know. Good feeling prevailed umoug all who were present, and no bitter feelings engen­ dered. We hope that t h i s feeling among our people will remain pleasant and enjoya­ ble. Of course the third par­ ty friends will have a 1 o n e some time this'canvass, but we now believe that they will stick to it and vote for the ticket. All of the third par­ ty people have been, and are still, readers of the Progres­ sive Farmer, and use t h e same arguments with which to defend themselves. They believe in this paper to the exclusion of all others, and consequently are politically mislead as to facts. The best plan is to let our friends nlone, and learn them by experi enee how everything is. Af­ ter the election there will be proof sufficient for them to understand who is in t h e third party and for w hat pur pose. There is now no dan­ ger in North Carolina. The Democrats will carry the, State by a large majority. WHO would oesb subserve tlie interest of the people of North Caroline, Exuin Lur­ ches, or the honest old far­ mer, Elias Can? Think of these men, good people, and vote accordingly. There is no possibly chance for the elec­ tion of Dr. Exum and from accounts ii isforlunate that he can't be elected. Suppose little- Dave Finches, the re­ publican candidate w ho fa­ vors in his speeches, theiorce bill, was elected, w ould this satisfy the honest voters of the third party? The only chance to elect Furches is for enough democrats to vote for Exum instead of Elias Carr. It is important that our Southern people will con­ sider the importance of the effect of the Nov. election on State politics as well as na­ tional, vote for that grand old man Grover Cleveland and for Elias Carr, the hon­ est farmer, and true North Carolinian and all will be well. THE third party organs are so imbittered against Cleve­ land that they have re-pro­ duced the old exploded LIE that Cleveland signed a bill favoring mixed schools in New York, while Governor of that State. The Noithern Radical papershavelongago dropped this charge, as it has long since been proven to be false, but it suits our third party editors in North Caro­ lina to array it before the pen pie again. The truth is that there can be no successful cha rge br()Ught a gainst Cleve land, as be is a pure and up­ right man and cannot be sue cessfully assailed by any par­ ty. (M JI; kinsman and honored friend, Wiley H. Farthing, a son of a noble and patriot­ ic sire, and honored ancestry has left the old landmarks of the fathers and launched his barqe into unknown waters, a IK , will be stranded in the raving, wild torrents of the political seas withouta pilot. Make haste! Wiley, back to the shore and warn others w hom you are leading to the brink to flee before it is final­ ly and forever too late. The storm is coming on with grout fury, and you will not be able to stand it. WEAVER could not ueelected if he could possibly have all the third party electors now running elected, as there are not enough states t h a t have third party electors running to elect a president. It is only a side-show like the Greenback, Granger and Pro bibition campaigns of times past, and the third party will pass into history likewise. The republican party will al­ so pass out. The high tariff, general extraviganceand the force bill, will kill any party sooner or later. THE national republicans at headquarter* have recent­ ly decided that they must have ft2,000,000 for New York alone. This would in­ dicate that their cause is in a desperate condition. Since the Georgia election they have concluded not to spend any more money in the Southern States, e x c e p t West Virginia. W hat has al ready been sent into North Carolina has been received by some ol the third party ami republican leaders combined, to pay for campaign andotli er i xpenses besides "whoop­ ing' up the boys. Pit GENTRY should take the st ump for his pnrty. IIe says that Senator Ransom voted for the salary grab years ago, which allowed President Grant ft50,000 a year, be­ sides allowing him ft 100,000 extra for the years hehad al­ ready held office. We doubt if any stumper can beat this, especially when he told his audience just before the above remarks were made that his health was very pouraml he was very fehle. Whatcoiiid the Dr. do were his health and strength g o o d? He would be immense. A Prize Picture Puzzle. rem ( dl tench /in S EXPLANATION.—The following pictufe contains four faces, a man and his threti daughters. Any one can find the man's face, but it is not so easy to distinguish the faces of the three young ladies. The picture was published in a few newspapers some time ago, and attracted considerable attention to our standard remedies. We now ofTer a new prise cortipstilb-i inconn c»ion with it. As the sole object is to introduce our medicines into new homes, those who entered the former competition are requested not t9 compete in this one. As to the reliability of "The c0rd Pill Co.," and the estimation in which their medicines are held in Toronto, Canada, where they are lest known, patrons are referred to the daily newspapers, wholesale druggists and leading business bouses generally of Toronto. (I ()• SAY! The proprietors of "The Ford Pill Co.," will give on elegant p.-.u"r>f Shetland Pontes, cl in United Slates, Ctriage and Harness, valued at$600, (delivered freethe any part ol' thegiven an elegant to the .Arf7person who can make out the three daughters' laces. To second will be Lady's Cold Watch, set in sapphires and diamonds. To the third will be given a pair of genuine Diamond Ear-rings. To the fourth, will be given a handsome China Dinner Service. Xoi\\«fi/thwill be given a Kodak Camora. To the sixth,* 8wis a Music Box. To the seventh, a French Mantel Clock- To the eighth, an elegant Banquet Lamp, to the ninth, a pair of CrOWn Derby Vase8. To the tenth, a complete La W-rl Tennis Sot,n»d many other prize* in order ofmerit. Every competitor must cut out the above " I'll/.zle l*lctur«»" distinguish the three girls' faces by marking a cross with a lead pencil on each, and enclose same with 15 U. S. two-cent stamps for one of the following ''Prize Remedies "Ford's Prize Pills," "Ford's Prize Catarrh Remedy," or "Ford's Prize Cough Cure." Select any one of the above remedies you desire. Address "The Ford Pill Co.," Cor. Wellington & Bay Sts., Toronto, Canada. The person whose envelope is postmarked first will be awarded the first prize, and the others in order of npferit. As this adver­ tisement appears simultaneously throughout the United States, every one has an equal oppor­ tunity. To the person sending the last correct onswer will be given an elegant Upright Concert Grand I'ittUO, valued at #500.00. To the first person from the last sending a correct answer will be given a gentleman's fine Gold "Suiidoz" Watcli, which strikes the hours and quarter hours on small cathedral gong at pleasure, and valued at SSOO.OO. To the second from the last, a first-class Safety Jl icy cle, pneumatic tire. To the third from the last, a first-class English Shot­ gun. To th e fourth from the last, a suite of Parlor Furniture. To the fi/th from the last, a handsome Silver Tea Service. To the si.eth from titer last, an elegant Piano Lamp. To the seventh from the last, a handsome pair of Portieres* To the eighth from the last, a genuine English leather travelling Trunk. To the ninth from the last, two pieces of genuine French statuury, and many other prizes in order of merit. HPF/OIAI* PRIZES FOR EACH STATE. A special prize of a Silk Dress Pattern (sixteen yards, any color), or a first-class Sewing Machine (any make desired) will be given to the first person in each State in the U. Si. who can make out the three daughters'faces. Wd shall give away 200 valuable prizes, besides special prizes, (if there should be so many sending correct answers.; Nocharge is made tor boxing and {Kicking of prizes. The names of the leading prize winners will bo published in connection with our advertisement in leading newspapers next month. Extra premiums will be given to only those who are willing to assist in introducing our medicines. Nothing is charged for the prizes in any way. They are absolutely given a way to introduce and advertise " Ford's Prize Rentedici," which are stand­ ard medicines, and will be used in every family for years where they have been once introduced. All prizes will be nwarded strictly in order ofmerit, and wirh perfect satisfaction to the public. Theremedic. will be sent by mail, postpaid, and prizes free of duty. A WATCH FOR EVERY COIGIECT ATTSWFR. An extra premium of a genuine "Fearlesi" Watch, (stem winder,) will he awarded to every berson who sends a correct answer within 30 days after this advertisement appears, in case they should not be fortunate enough to secure one of the larger prizes. That is, if any one can find the three faces and enclose them within 30 days from the time this advertisement appears in the newspaper, they ar< guaranteed either one of the leading prizes.or an extru premium of a watch on conditions statod* No answer will be noticed that does not contain 30 cents for one of Ford's Prize Remedies. Address THE FORD PILL CO, " 37," Cor. Wollington & Bay Sts., Toronto, Canada. w. c. otsawm WOOORUFP. ESTABLISHED 1865. W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. 176 & 178 Cay Street, KNOXVL LLE, TEN*. HARDWARE. Cutlorv, Axos, N i!s Locks, Hinges, To ols, Horse arm Mule J hoes, &c , •lie. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Genuine Oliver; Chdleci Plows, Syracuse Bro wn's Double Shovel Plows, Cider M ter-a, Lawn Mowers Corn Shellera, Hay I Cradle and Snaths, Barbed Wire, &c., & THIS IS NO MUM MUG TO DRAW TRADE 1 o I MEAN BUSINESS. from now until tlm first dnv of April 1 will s-'ll m.v stork if CLOTHING —AND— OVERCOATS At 10 per emit above COST! —oLfymi don't think I mean it come and look through my STOCK It wont cost you one. cent if Hillside Plows, yon dont purchase. ills, Straw Cu-fc~orks, Scythe**, I hove a large s f ock luuto. CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES. Dynamite. Blasting Povritor, Steel, Iron, i Shovels, Plck% Mattocks, Scrapers, Slecige and Drill Ha miners, Black­ smith Tools, Wheel barrows, &c. AM MUNST5CN, SPORTING GOODS. Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, Bake r and English Shot Guns, Winchester and Coifs Rifles. Loaded Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Load, Fish Ho okg and Lines, Fishing Rods, Ac. van(: Jo gv! rid of it befor > :f>t spring* :nL — -o- VAT CALL AND LOOK I 8PECIALTFES. I would cad. your nttentior|| DOES the third party pro Sash, D o o r s and B l i n d s , R u b b e r and L . e a t h e r Belting, to the big cut In prices in ui Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-proof Safes, Wire p 1 e expect to accomplish S c r e e n D o o r s a n d W i n d o w F r a m e s , Pa»per Bags, &o. anything good in the coming other iirea* election in North Carolina? EVERYTHG^G ON WHEELS. Buggies Phcetons. Carriages, Spring V Vagc ns, Moun­ Do they expect to elect Exum tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wagons, Two Wheel Ca.-tov Send for Catalogue and prioes. for Governor, or even Patton for Congress? Surely Special attention given to orders, by mall, We respect­ they cannot think so. In vo fully solicit your patronage. ting for their nominees they W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. only enhance the election of KLOXVI LLE, TENN. the republican ticket. Sure­ 176 & 178 Cay Street, ly they do not desire this. We mean, of course, the farmer and common voter. The lea ders are making money out SO, EY ERY-ONE should suvo ail thuy "an and YOU of it„or they would not boon should begin I D buying your 'O the tr.ack. e THESE ARE HARD TIMES mmm L A. -Hi . PRESIDENT Harrison con­ cludes that the republican cause in the Souther States is vvaining, and that they are THE republicans are assur­ still rebels. He don'tlikethe ing Wiley that they will stick news from Georgia. Maybe close as brothers. Speck urn t ho force bill would set them right. will. Constipation is the parent of innumerable diseases, and should therefore, be promptly remedied by the use of Ayer's Cathartic •l" not are perfectly safe to take, and oc ii, And not, of the man who runs tliu wagon and sells for $50 or $G0. I will sell you as {rood for ft25. M achine needles that will fit any machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent o d by mail. I hare a good stock of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to ft 1. Joint, rods 7 5 cts to ftl.50. Trout flies 60 cts per dozen. Linieiick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per dozen, sent by mail. Netting for s i is, and seins of anv length complete. Base-balls of the very b a, for ftl each sent by mail? Do not fail to write for /air*;. IE qu-et fully, ^ 3* A iW J \ S/t S A ATI! c. iv.unL, FURCHES , t h e r e p u b l i c a n May 21, D1. candidate for Governor, fa­ A'.V/./.Y I'ILLb, 7A.YX. vors the force bill, and that "ptttiot" Linne.y, is d o i n g hkewis. i et. our third party >7 DS( R/HF f OR 7 / J F O F \1(i^R \ T / RESPECTFULLY mm* �TAX NOTICE. Hon. Bower is growing in GLENN'S TALK AT STATESVILLE. strength as the election ap­ IOTHE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. Mr. Butl< r, I appeal to your proaches. patriotism. Can you eridorsV .$1 .00 \ *opy 1 year I will attend at the follow- 1 «-0 n 1 a s t Sa t U nta y e Veil i ng all the damnable tilings said 50 " (> months;;.;;.. i ri g t i v s a n d pi rices td reeei vd 85 8 months....r. • •IIU l I Mn affray took place between against your people by J. B. t he tax for the year 1892. A DVERTISING H ATE8. T. J. F. Brown and Alex Mil­ Weaver? Was your father in Townships to Wit,! .ft .75 i 1 inch 1 week —We heard a prominent re ler, both of Meat Camp, that the war? (Mr. Biltler nodded i#« Deep Gap, Oct. 1. 75 publican say the other night came near being serioils. r I lie in the affirmative*) Weaver 1 month.. i... 20. Wolf's Mill, .00 3 " 21: that any man who could de­ two were at Alex Green's; says your father was a trai­ Hrit 'ston's Store, 11 .00 6 " ; 22: Blowing Rock, .00 feat Dave Balrd for hheriff, ls'ore and Miller commenced : tor, and a man-hitting;, wri­ 1 yeai \.;;;;i;;.u. 25: .00 with his pure record In Wat­ the fuss by throwing chest- man-selling scoundrel. Tell Alex Green's Store, " 1 oullimn 1 week 20: .13.50 Elk X Roads, 1 month..;... nuts at Brown. He Still pre­ this people hOw you can sup­ 27* .25.00 auga, deserved a "feather in Thomas school house, 8 " 28i .37.50 his cap." Surely this is true. sided, after being told re­ port Wea Vet'. I would be un­ The firm cf I. L. Council! Mouth North Fork " 6 " .50.00 29: peatedly to stop Until for­ worthy of my father and iriy 1 veat.kii Phillip's school hoiise" & Bro., consisting of 1. L. —Be careful l ow you throw bearance was no longer a vir country if I. uttered ririy 1: Bethel Church, Nov. Councill and W. B Coun­ «< rock8 at dogs and things, af­ tue, and he (Brown) com menc Word of praise of that iftan 2: Ileece's Store; cil!, Jr., was this day dis­ Entered at the Postofficeat 3: Lowe's Store; Boone. N. 0., as second-class ter d u sk. Do n t f o rget t h a 11lie ed to frail Miller over the Who had applied to lis these s o l v e d b y m i i l U r i l c o n ­ tt 4. Shull's Mills, sent. The business With candidates are around thick, head with a bridle he held in epithets. These are the ut­ mail matter. a 5. Boone, and they must not be hurt his hand, wherupon Miller terances ol the man who increased capital arid fri T oil!ties will be coriducted (jcfttie chit find iift ydiir tax as the most of them will be drew his pistol and com menc villified yotlr fa ther it rid mine. LOCAL KLWS. iii the future by W. B. receifitS arid shake hands —Democrat, have you reg'^ badly hurt by ballots early ed to fire on Brown; one shot If your father is living he is Councill, Jr., of Boone, and hear the carididates next month. J. P. Taylor, of Hondu­ taking effect in his abdomen ashamed of his son, Marion istered ? speak; ritid let's hate ri. gdod --J. E. Farthing and wile but fortunately the ball glanc Butler. If he is dead, I, the ras, C. A., and I. L. Coun —A vote for Wilcox is a cill, of Elk Park, under time. Yours Truly. , of Beaver Dams, spent a ed and did not enter the vi­ son of another Confederate the style of councill Tay­ D. F. BAIKD, S HFIN Vote for the force bill. night each way, with ue, go­ tals. Miller is still at large, soldier, am ashamed for that lor & Co. Messrs. J. P. —A number of oiir attor­ ing and coming from a visit and no warrant has as yet dead father, of his son, Mar­ Taylor arid L L. Councill neys are at Bakei 'svilleCourt to relatives in Ashe. Mr. Far­ givi rig personal attention ion Butler. been issued for his arrest. to the business. this week. In conclusion Mr.Glenn de­ thing is our candidate for —Now is no time for dem­ We trust that te pub* —Pay your taxes, pay the Coroner, is a solid democrat livered to Mr. Biltler a mes­ lie with whoui thedld firm ocrats to rest on their arms printer, vote the democratic and a good citizen. His wife s a g e f r o m M r s . S e ri i f t o r litis so pleasa fitly C on due in Watauga. The disruption ticket and be happy. was a Miss Howell of Ashe. among the republicans here, Vance. The scene was interi- ted business'will contin­ ue its patronage to t h e —A nice line of kips .and —In Voting for Bower you may be, for all we know, a sely dramatic. It was the on­ new, as with the iricrease side leather at Bryan's that not only vote for one of the n a r c o t i c i n t e n d e d f o r t h e ly time Mr. Butler showed of stock in all lines it is t wish to call the attenticil he offers cheap for cash. best statesmen of which N. C. democracy of WataUga toea any emotion. During the hoped to secure the trade of the trade to the fact that hour and a half of stern deto its entire satisfaction; —Mr. Marion Hodges has can boast, but your vote for gerlv swallow and sleep in 1 am now offering some rard nounciation and v i t r o 1 i c him will serve to put one their tents while the radicals moved to the residence oF Respectfully, bargains in boots, siloes,more clog in the oppressive are using their every effort Irony, he scarcely winded un­ 1 apt. Lovilh hats, ready-made Clothing; tariff wheel Which is crushing to get our county back into der the burning ldsll. But —People ate gathering prints, worsteds,- etc., hardthe life out of the Southern the republican ranks. Wake tiow he blanched visibly. Elk Park, N. C. Oct. 3rd. corn and find it good and Ware, sudll ris plows; hoes; "His coward lips did from people. / up, democrats! and never sound and will yield a fair shovels, spades, tracecbdinB, their color fly," and his eyes —Last spring Mr. J. J. stop work until the polls are dropped, unable to meet Mr. arid, iii fact, anything you crop. Henson of Cove Creek, bought closed on the evening of the Glenn s gaze.—Extracts from need in this line. -N. N. Colvnrd arid L. L. 20 cents worth of sweet pota 8th of November, and we will the Landmaik.Greene, are attending the 0toes and bedded them. He carry the county by the lar­ Federal Court at Statesville l)?.moTaratj Denounced for Opposing put out the slips, and com­ gest majority we AVer 'lave. Nf.Ucn.il Banks. this week. menced using the>n early in ! R e m e m b e r t h e r e a r e t w o "There can be no doubt a—o— —Remember republican and the fall, and after consuming 'things on which you cannot ii 'kVrki'iiK"im;lt; in h:uW mut; , h p T'lestion at all. third party candidates that all they could he dug more re! m ii m :xv I keep coustantly on hand ri ! WilIi greenback and nation­ ton can get your ticketsprin limn 50 bushels. Bather an 1 a radical in a full supply of grocer­ al tmuk unit's oiir business ted cheaply at this office. ical campitigu, ies consisting in part of Su­ good for WataUga. needs are well met. Tlie'CC gar, Coffee, IIIce, etc., —Miss Annie Parks has a—The campaign Tipened WfMkiU'SH of sight Is frequently , can be no better unity of I ho Which will be sold ascheapaS jrain left, for High Point, yesterday, by the county i'i\n the result of g.-m. ul dt wihiy. pap-w currency tll^Il these. they CRII be bought in the Where she will attend school, rlidates, at Deep Gap, and When the blood is impoverished ; p,,p | fie assault* of a party mountains. the ensuing session. # * ill continue from day to Lcannot. in this small spacri -Why do third party men day. We will join them at economical tonic-ailcradve, .\v- legislation) mulcted untold t«Il you of half the bargains blowing Rock, and ask our er'x Sarsuparilla may be relied: wrongs arid robberies upon claim flint certain men, and I am prepared to offer, but i people b/* permitting give their mimes, 3re going subscribers to help us by on everv fchttU invite you, one and all, to to vote that ticket? Most of paying over the dollar due hanks without a basis to is on their subscription. Don't The last year of Cleveland's sue circulation note. *** The this is guess work. come and see'. Thirty-six in­ forget us, good friends, we administration cost the peo­ fact, is, gentlemen, the De­ ches to the'yard and sixteen —The registration books are compelled to collect. ple $79,000,000; Harrson's mocracy never has been able ounces to the pound has ev­ close on Saturday, 29th inst. last year cost $146,000,000. to comprehend the financial er been inv motto* and I —If the republican manag­ If you intend to vote and question. Between its inhe­ hope to receive in the future; have not heretofore register­ ers can keep Wiley encourag­ Mary! what preparation keeps rent, dishonesty and appearWhat I have So much enjoy­ ed, attend to it before that e d t o m a k e t h e r a c e o n t h e yotir lirtir so beautiful? Hall s ed in the past, the liberal pat ent senility it makes a petty third party ticket for the leg­ Hair ltenewer, always. day. but not unusual exhibition It A V H the best selected fiftd ronage of the public. Most Respectfully. Messrs George and Bob islature, and have the demo­ Weaver was a candidate of its corporate consolidated argest stock of goods evef* an, of our town, left Sat- crats to stick to him who are for President in 1880. The Idiocy.—General 1 Weaver at brought to this place and ay, for Butler, Tenn., for favorable to the third party, only l'esUlt of his candidacy Monroe, Sept. 1874. perhaps the best selection in Valle OticiS; May 10, '92. and vote the republican ele­ 1 he purpose of entering Holthrit year waft to elect Gar­ the coUnty. Executor'$ Notice. y S p r i n g s C o l l e g e a t t h a t ment for the regular republi­ field. If it amounts to much THE carivriSa goes bravely can ticket. By that means Hriving qualified as the execu­ dace. tor of.I: An Khumriker, dec., alt they hope to carry Watauga this year, it will elect Harri­ on and rhe democratic cause -Mr. John Dougherty, of but they will signally fail on son. Is that advancing the is now ready for the jury persons indebted to' Said estat" are requested to makeinimediutt cause of reform? leaver Dams, who was ac­ without a shadow of doubt this. MR. MARTIN late­ payment, and all persons hold-* cused of having third party but that a verdict by thepeo THE fWd MAIN RESULTS. trig accounts against said estate ly returned from the —Dr. B. D. Jennings, who proclivities, tells us that it is pie on the eighth day of No­ are notified to present them duly "Our advice is to vote aNorth, where he spent authenticated, within 12 months a mistake, that he is a dem­ has been in the county sever­ gainst the Democratic an­ vember will show a large ma­ rt wdek buying G00D8, al months, practicing his or this notece will be plead in bar ocrat as heretofore. jority in their f wor So mote' and we have almost of their recovery. Oct. 5th, '92.profession returned to his nex headed by David M. On Thursday morning of home at Rutherford College Furches. Vote for the ticket it be. L. W. F ARTHING , Executor. anything needed in ast week, a Mr. Greer, from this week. The Dr. will re­ headed by W. P. ExUm as a THIS OF Zion ville', left Boone for home, turn next spring and thinks matter of principles to se­ For Boils, Pimples county,- rit prices that Ag-rictdtafe *nd Mechanic Arti and had-hardly got out of of permanently locating in cure the two main results defy compe­ carbuncles, Will begin its fotrrth session Sep­ town before his horse drop­ Boone. We hope he will do which are para mount with tember 2, 1892. Cotlrity Super­ scrofulous sores, tition. intendents of Education wilt ex­ ped dead under him. eczema, and all other so for a fine dentist, and pol­ every Republican, towit." amine applicants for admission* blood diseases, —On Wednesday morditig, ished gentleman, with an In­ "First to secure the elector Total cost $100. Address take Hats, of last week. W. H. H.Green, teresting family will be quit? al vote for Mr. Harrison. A. Q. HOLLAIMY , Pres., Second to secure the de­ Raleigh. N. C.Shoes, and Mrs. Sallie, relict of the an accession to our town. Ayer's Sarsaparilla struction of the Democratic Clothing, ate Calvin Hodges, were —Dr. Wilcox, the radical It will married. The two house­ nominee for Congress, had party in North Carolina."— Ladies trimmed relieve and cure holds combined number 16 his appointment extensively Raleigh Signal, (Rep.) and uritfimmed hats. dyspepsia, nervous Ribbons, souls. advertised for Globe on the The Raleigh signal, Radi­ debility, and that Flo wets, —The dry weather has con­ 14th inst., and succeeded in cal arid Third party fusion tired feeling. Plumes. organ, publishes an address tinued through Oct. So far getting together 18 demo* Has Cured Other* Notions, I've and wheat are suffering crats and 23 republicans. to the negroes of the State, will cure you. Heavy for raiti. Pasttiresaregetting His speech, we are informed, urging them to vote for ExIIC MWw-d hi. 0|»p*rtu>iUr! JWX'T SI* and fancy groceries. nc X'oiir., Tt.e m.jnrl.r um. The following is an ex­ jtfeiy much dried up. We ex­ was of the very weakest, con­ portunitiai. nn»l from ihst CAWMHT® v »*• r*Y AIAO IB NOTICE. obseuritv! llAffoVinf dotuntr H in® 1M of i•i*nj. — t»®y obJCunir; iiaryowinj aotnair is Hi® iqi w» Iriok back offfost. fororer h>»t, opporiani'.y I.If*.»• pect rain now and a cold sisting largely of old jokes tract from the address. lng! Reach out. Be sp an'a jVuM't lRiptoyoyw -••• niiy, mud »ecnr® prosperity. pron:ir»enct p*a<®. 1V* ** and "cuss words." The in­ "The Republican party has The laws of the S t a t e re­ snap to follow. by a philosopher, thai "th® Go»ifl®»« < f I oriiu® * quire all weights a n d meas­ Mloen A«rjn>i < mi; i t vu »hv.« j'* - •<••• ®t «-»in® period' o.H • jyf®* (OlUCn opp'ottnn'fry t& enchptraon — » - • - *" •mbrac® th® chanc®. and ihopenr* VpP rtc.i**J •*»' to d® telligent republicans had a tried for twenty years to ures t o be sealed, and I here­ po and ah® depart®, netcr tor®tirH- * * « — It. was suggested by some ev#rj ehrer® tna* whip the Democratic party by notify the people that I TO se us before you buy. ,I th® aoi.i>tt.^ 0f>,>6rtunUv? purnu rr-thav <« WURI ail si.*» Appoars worthy, r.tid affair dne on the streets Monday, downcast appearance when ! ceasful ir.cu dw. Hftra is au oppuritmt't. »Mch :^» i.tuotufkM and has failed. The Third a m prepa red to do such work, within th®f®ach•*» liborln rpo »p|®. i.. p..»vad, i; 'Mil gie®, We are in a posi­ i atleust. a xtamd start in life. Ti.® toL.otN opp . that the reasan of Mr. Pat- the pill-vender had closed his uiany ia her®. bo nui-ia l .'pidW ana uenorAbly tion to save remarks while the democrats party cannot whip the Dem- You will find me in Boone at • by Ai>ywduat®lbn*p®».-ruof .\!l rr«*ft ) >* tlon's failure to attend his I dothttroi-kaitd IN® ®t-!w! o> rv •> oorats single-handed, and | the resideuce of D. B. Doughyou money. hat were much pleased with the Mp point lent eve alow, bnVthp H w n b « w , n « - r n r n o K ' ! the work the radical docto«* had <t, heard fr< me h a d S UBSCRIPTION R ATE H align have employed »J. Pat. Crisp to make fpcairipnign in this county, and that he is not: filling some appoint* i#ents along the Watauga It i Vet. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTIOn. § A BIG CUT OH PRICES, Councill, Taylor and Co. GROCERIES E7.i«»!••"<?«!<" WITHOUT A WE C. D. TAYLOR. OUR SPECIALITIES. COME i ( t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/b9ba0d6ba821ab1963aa1dece8fdb53d.pdf 81f86de01b7f45d2f37b567f5b2b0971 PDF Text Text * VOL 5 BOONE, W AT A U G A COUNTY, N. C., TTLUltSDA Y, Ot TOBEI1, 27, 1 892, NO. 9. R<'P»Wican Precodtuts lor Hack ell's 10 000 plurality Dr. Molt Slicks. The Duty ofthe Hour. <>f t h e promoters of this S t a t e Conduct. , ,,' , T o the republicans of N. C: ticket scheme, by refusing t o -m. , , , , D i v i d e t h e f l o a t e r s i r» < o New lork i ost . The election is only a few blocks of five and put a trus- T h e recent; article published v o t e t h e ticket. L e t us put W. B. OOUNC1LL, J11. About two years ago we ted m a n with necessary by me agai nst against, t h e o u r mark of disapproval up­ weeks off. It will be upon us ATTORNEY AT LA,V. published in a /small -paraph- • , • , >• ,, hardly before we know it. . ,,. ,> ... ,, . tunds m charge of these ti\re: nomination of a S l a t e ticket, o n it, and preserve our selflet 4 Six Republic Kepublican Conies-, . . Time flies The work that re­ Boone, N. C. and make him responsible was decided on and g i v e n o u t respect by showing t h a t we sions." all bearing evidence . mains to he done must be I 11t\ u none g e t a w a y , and after the most careful s t u d y , are not republicans t o please of the use of money by rcpub • done speedily. We have no VV. B. COUNCILL, M. 1). in the interest, a s 1 believed, the democrats, and t h a t we t h a t all v o t e our ticket. lieans to carry presidential time to lose. Boone, N. C. of t h e republican party. are n o t t o be used for their elections. The first of these Democrats are you ready liesident Physician. Office ("ourier Journal: -Des e r - Much h a s transpired of a benefit. J . J . MOTT. was that by the late Presi­ for the election? Have, you on King Street north of Post Hons from the republican political nature since the pub dent Arthur, made at the bidone .your whole duty? If so, Office. party are coming thick and Mention of that article, but 1 A Timely Tnrill Story. • mous Ddrsey banquet in this we congratulate you, but let fast, but like the infatuated h a v e n o t seen or heard a n y ­ T h e following object lesson city on February 1.1th, '81. us warn you against overE. P. LOVILL sinnCi in Noah's days, t li e thing t o convince me t h a t a for 'Steve' Elkins or a n y oth­ In that confession Mr. Arconfidence. If not, go to . ATTORNEY AT LAW, partisans of the g. o. p.insist different policy w a s best. On er pert*on capable o i reading work at once and make every thur, who had been chosen Boone N. C. that there is nor going to the contrary, m any things is furnished by the Chicago day from now until the elec­ Vice-President in the election lie much of a shower after all. h a v e happened t o confirm me Times: tion count for Democracy* of the proceeding November, Here are a few of the big- in m y published views, a n d DK. L. C. REEVES. Mr. Elkins',.bought a fine You are engaged in thegreat said: PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON drops that give premonition while I have n o personal re­ fowling piece for the eldest est fight of your lives. There "J don't think wehad bet­ to the coming deiugee Cft.ce at Residence. g r e t s in Die matter, and n o boy just before the McKinley has never been so much to ter go into theminutesecrets Boone, N. C. Walter Q. (In sham, Lost burden of conceit t o bear, I bill became a law. Lateron, do. There has never been so of the campaign, so far as I master General and Secreta­ d o deplore the plain w a n t of after the passage of the bill, great a need of individual know them, because 1 see the ry of the treasury under Ar- s a g a c i t y a m o n g my p a r t y his other s o n s persuaded him L. I>. LOWE, work. Democrats, are you do reporters present. The two i lm r. friends who h a v e chosen t o t o order for them in New ing your duty? Get to work. States that we were anxious Way lie McVeagh, Attorney pursue a different course. York duplicates of the gun. Arouse your neighbors to the about then were Maine a n d General under Garfield. 11 must be A Boiirce of inor The g u n s arrived when t h e Indiana. Well, of course, we Carl Schurz, Secretary o f tification t o them since they secretary was on a stumping importance of this contest. -ANDThe fight must be won by expected to c a r r y Maine. the Interior under Hayes. have pleased every democrat, tour. When he returned t h e AOTAiir runno,. the rank and file. The lead­ Therefore the first business Hugh McCulloch,Secretary in Nbr t Carolina by nomina­ b o y s exhibited the g u n s with BANNERS ELK, N. C. ers can't do it. It it chepeo­ of the commit tee was to car­ of the Treasury under Lin­ t i n g a S t a t e ticket. the statement thgy were : ju£t ple's fight and the people ry Indiana. That was a cheer coln, Johnson and Arthur. Who would h a v e predicted like brothers.' must. win. The leaders may ful I ask. [Lailghter]/Indiana Jacob I). Cox, Seeft'ary of twenty years a g o t h a t t h e "Yes boys," said the secre­ plan, but 1he people must was reaRv, a democratic the interior under Grant. time liquid ever c o m e when DENTIST, State, I suppose Itlmd al­ Hale a r e five republican the republi"dn S t a t e Com- tary, "I ordered duplicates of execute. All know the issues t he first one. '' of the campaign. They haye w a y s b e e n p u t d o w n i n t h e Cabinet officers, represent ilg mittevi of our grand old par­ ELK TARK, NORTH CAROLINA. After he had examined t h e been thoroughlydiscussed by Oflers his profeasiwiiul services book as a SLnte that might i very republican Rivsidcritex- t y would d o what the demo- g u n s o n e of the b o y s asked: the press and speakers. The To the peojde ot Mitchell, he carried by close and care­ "Well, papa, where h a v e Watauga and adjoining coun- ful and perfect organization cept (lie pr gent incumbent, i r a t s d. sired it t o d o a b o u t great need of the hours is wlio h t ve come owr (a jh m- Uomiiiat ing a S t a t e ticket y o u been this week, and what ties.t^rAo I ml, waUdnl used not speaking, but working. and all work giia runt eedr^A and a great <J°ol of—[Here o c r a c y and aijuounecd their an-! ra ilsuwjting a campaign. have you»been doing?' May 1 1 y 1 he momentary pause of th Trf-i ferininntion'fo v o t e n.-xi But such u thing h a s come "I have been to Martins- Speaking does well enough in its place, but it cannot |speaker was filled in hv a cry m o n t h for <'levclamlj SiX'voii- t o p a s s . bung, Grafton. Morgantown take the phrce of individual of "Soap!" Laugh for ] 1 see e o n and Tariff Reform. i t h a s remained for the clo­ and Kingwood making spee­ or organized work. the reporter here, and there­ s i n g years of the nineteenth ches." What U the great need of fore I will simply say t li ?» t A picTL r. A T1QIINEY A 7 LA IV, Cup t u; y t q produr e a set of "What did yon talk about?" the hour? It is organization. everybody showed a g r e a t Fayettevillc 0bservci. pt>'iti< al generals who would " T h e tariff." MARION, N. ( The light can only be won by i deal of-interest in the occaThe undersigned in behalf piny i n t o tlie harrds of the en "Did y o u tell them the tar­ -(b)n , and distributed tracts polling Our full strength. To I sio of a large majority of the m y — t h a t enemy still vio­ iff w a s n o t a t a x and t h a t accomplish that end wfeituisfc Will practice in the courts otLind pphHral documents all ... members of Rarlmcue Alli­ lent, denunciatory, intoler­ the eonsn'Mer (fid n o t p a y it? WatMiiga. Ashe^fioTelbMcPmy- ( h m i l ? h ^ 0 Pmitrv [lanMlha ve thorough organization. dl and all other counties m the T-. J, L '? ance, No, 2A8, who joined Ijlie a n t and overbearing. There "Certainly." '11 n.nd We must know how every Aestern listriet 8»#"Speeml at ten tor.J If it were not for t h o Farmers' Alliance m the true is n o t a republican in North "Now, pupa, if the tariff is white voter stands. I'erfionlion given to the collection of reporters, I would tell y o u spirit of the constitution alid Carolina but knows w i t h n o t a tax and if the consum­ al work must bedouO. Gener­ claims. - !** the truth,because-1 know'you declaration of its principles 'what' gladness the democrats er d o e s n o t pay it, will y o u al work will not suffice. We are iiitimrite fi lends, arid de­ beg to state: 1st. Th<U. we r<>eeivtxl the intelligence from please explain t o us what must go to the individual voted adherents to the re­ protest ffg'am9trtn(fill HVUI stiN'OTICE. Raleigh t h a t l h e Republican (his menus on the b o t t o m of voter and lay the issues of publican party. Speaking se­ JI olid Property fot Sine. tutional act ion of the State Convention had noininateda the lull t h a t came with the the campaign before him; riously gentlemen that Maine (Is account of failing health Vllianeb it ltd its executive of­ S t a t e ticket. A g r e a t and Im­ g u n s ? " tell him the peril of the hour of myself and wife, I offer for sale reverse did create a great im­ ficers in tlie endea wor tolead pending calamity forthedem Here the lad produced the •rid show him his duty. How my hotel property in the town of pression and awakened puljt he tnembei'ship into a secret- oeratie p frt,\ had been aver­ frill, and on the b o t t o m of it shall this be done? By organ­ Roane. North Carolina, and will . !,,«• for .-.-.sir ntnl msko term*.I* Ming, »n<i mnton.l- of bo- political party, thnsflagrant ted. w a s written: ization. We must work in o suit the buyer, and will take Trig a dcmipCV to onr hopes it l.y disregarding eveiy* gu^rNow is there a n y t h i n g left "Mr. Elk ins, we are obliged concert. Every Democrat real or personal property in ex- proved a gr?afc aid as mat- 1 an trie of (he CoiLstiiurion; which the republicans can d o t o charge y o u $ 4 more for must be given his work to change. Applv soon. ' W. U I '.RYAX. tm s developed, and the gen­ we protest 2nd, aga-inst the t o ultimately s a v e the party each of tlmse g u n s than for do.— Webster's W rekly. tlemen i ri New York who elimination in our ritual, of from the blunders which ha ve the first one, o n account of MRS. LEASE TALKS. stood at the back of the Na­ the Bible as our \yuy-bill been Committed? There is the McKinley bill, making R Not ioe. tional committee responded C HICAGO , Oct. 17.-—'The In­ For sale. 000 acres of land. so liberally that Mr. Dorsey through life; third, against me Way open t o us,and that $8." T h e boys' were still waiting ter Ocean this morning pub­ On Rich Mountain, Watauga with fii$ matchless skill, cool the con version of a w h i te i s t o s h o w t h a t t h e g r e n t man's 'organization into j\ m a s s of the republicans i n for the secretary s explana­ lishes a ffiref 4 column inter­ County, on which is asbestos, headed and wonderful (Jourview with Mrs. Mary E. and line land for sheep ranch. toigra jidliticiil Concern as our S t a t e <ViiF n o t by t, h e i r tion when last heard from. Lease, of Kansas, the o r a t o r Sales private. L. I). Lowe & age, was able to save, not in Varicf and I'Ugecombcoun votes endorse the' course o f and third party organizer, I. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of merely Indiana and through ties; 4th, against Alliancethese leaders who have pleas­ A Eufr Excliai ye. in which she gives her exper­ Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. it the State of New York but men going into conventions ed t he democrats s o well. Banner Elk, Nov. 1 ~ '90.. the natiotf." Old Gentleman—Do y o n ience during her late trip South. She By voi ing. a g a i n s t the re­ think, sir, that y o u are able through the assisting in the nomination•< This was simply an opyn and tinpi treacherously op- publican S t a t e ticket, they to gUc my daughter all the thinks Gen. Weaver did a s NOTICE. confession that DorsffyY Lv a n y o n e under the circum­ posing them; and, against n o t only proveTheir iudepen luxuries t o which she bus stances would. Parties putting papers in buying a republican majori­ my hand for execution will the St, I'Aiuisplatforin, which dence of the democratic par­ been accustomed? B u t she asserts t h a t s h e please advance the fees with ty in Indiana, wits able to was sprung upon tlve order ty but they rebuke the impu Suitor..(a practical man)— d o e s n o t like Weaver t o t r y the papers and they will re­ ca rr.y the country tor Garfield without any authority what­ deuce coulmined in the pleas­ Well, y o u have been p a y i n g t o belittle the course of t h e ceive prompt attention, other and Arthur. ever from the Alliance. ure manifested by the demo­ for her board and clothes, Southerneis. She s a y s t h e wise they will be returned Wanamnker h a s himself J. MCCORMICK ,Chairman, crats o n the retxipt of news and I h a v e been paying for outr age s were n o t c om m i tte d not executed for the want of told us what he did, in a by y o u n g men and boys, b u t fees. I). F. BAIRD SHFF. Sept. 24th, 1892. that t h e ticket had been iiom concerts, operas theaters a n d in many instances promi­ jtutement which lie m a d e Bristol Courier.—The har­ mated; it must stand, a n d s o o n . Now, I'll pay foivtUy nent men were leaders in t h e through a friend, published : monica is in tune in N e w \v ll a l w a y s stand t h a t o u r board and clothes, and ij disturbance, in s o m e eases o r OR January 23rd, 1889. {^anized party clubs, and t h a t position a s a party is a, com­ That is how there came to York. There will be no squab promising one with tHe dem­ y o u foot the amusement bill i n s t e a d o f o n e e g g b r i n g —DENTIST— be a Manufactures' Bureau. ble over the majority. A pub ocracy, and dishonorable t o I don't think she'll miss any­ thrown a t tlrom, there werea OF RUTHERFORD COLLEGE, N. g r e a t many e g g s thrown a n d Is now located at Sheriff Tin; M an ufac t u rers 1 Burea u lished interview with ex-May the promoters of the S t a t e thing. n o t b y boys either. She de­ or Win. Grace quotos^thegen Baird "son Watauga River, raised about $400,01)0. ticket scheme—a scheme i n clared the iifdlgnitfoR offered near Valle Cruris. Having How some of this money tleman as saying: "While I the sense of a bargain. * * * A Talladega comity school Gen, Weaver and party vera had (14) fourteen years ex­ was used in Indiana, Dud­ believe that the nomination In all the other Southern ma'rm h a s introduced a new n o t because of a n y t h i n g he perience ns a dentist, and us­ ley's famous letter, dated at of a third party ticket in the S t a t e s the leaders h a v e kept feature in her school, and o n e s a i d , o r h a d d o n e , b u t b e ­ ing nothing but theBEST ma­ city of New York would bring cause, he was a d v o c a t i n g t h e terial, combined with G o o n republican headquarters, Oc­ down a S t a t e ticket. Malione t h a t i s destined t o be popu­ cause of the party t h a t w a s out a large democratic vote WORK , offers his professional tober 24th 1888, made plain: lar with the b o y s a s well a s threatening the local success and consequently bp favora­ of Virginia, Ruck of Georgia, services to thecitizens olWa­ "Your committee will cer­ ble to the natiorral ticket,yet and o n e of the ablest republi t h e girls. When o n e ot the of t h e democratic party. She t a u g a c o u n t y a s a F I R S T tainly receive from Chairman seeing the opposition which is can leaders of the South, ad­ girls misses a ,vord the boy s a y s she found sectional feel­ U L A s s Dentist. Houston the assistance nec­ j being manifested by in a n v vise this course, and urge the who spells it g e t s permission ing a s "violent a s ever t h e 9STPrices reasonable and republicans had pictured it. ; good democrats who differ satisfaction FULLY guurnn- e s s a r y t o h o l d o u r f l o a t e r s from me in ••pinion, I h a v e republicans t o support t, li e t o kiss heft As a result the She s t a n d s by her party, b u t at£&k girls are becoming very poor and doubtful voters and gain 1 eed' j s a y s that if a vote for Weav­ I come to the conclusion that third p a r t y people. enough of the other kind to lit would be better to put no Jul 2(>. 3 mo. I t is the d u t y of the repub- spellers, while the b o y s a r e er is t o elect Cleveland, i tf lircans to punish this conduct! improving.—Ex. jgive Harrison and Morton | t .hird ticket m the Heki, ! o u g h t n o t t o be given. PRO* ESSIONAI. Attorney at Law 1. Q. iVlLUAIt, J, V. HVRPIiKW, Dr. R. D. JENNINGS, i �S UBSCRIPTION K ATK S A BIG CTJT OH formation. Hope he is Well, E.om Hattio, N. C. DR. WILCOX says that the and enjoying life, however. consumer pays no tariff, but "Just reach around and TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. —Hon. Hort Bower made the importer pays itall; that help yourslves to anything 1 J'opyl year $1.00 8 0 months ...... 50 an excellent speech at Huth- a high tariff makes good .you like"; democrat, republi­ " 3 months 35 erlands, and captured the cheeper, Well, if that is so, can. third party, etc. W. H. Farthing, nominee ADVERTISING R A T E S . the people. Hort is a hustler let us have the tariff h i g h enough tomakegoods so low for Representative on t h e 1 inch 1 week $ .75 and don't forget it. He wil 1 " 1 month 1.75 he elected too and ought to that we can have them more people's party ticket, left 1 " 3 " 3.00 abundently, and without any Beaver Dams this Week to 1 wish t o call t h e a t t e n t i o i i 1 " 6 « 5.00 be. of t h e t r a d e t o t h e f a c t t h a t price. A man who speaks to join in the campaign at Blow 1 " 1 year 7.00 —('apt. Lovill is making an 1 a m now offering s o m e r a r e the people on the tariff and ing Rock, While we do not 1 column 1 week 9.00 able canvass for the demo­ 1 month ...13.50 especially if he is running for agree with Mr. Farthing in bargainsin Boots, s h o e s , 1 " 3 " 25.00 crats, and is ready and able Congress, ought to he more every respect politically, in hats, ready-made clothing, 1 " 6 " 37.50 at all times and places to de p r i n t s , worsteds, etc., h a r d ­ 1 " 1 year 50.00 f e n d t r u e d e m o c r a c y . T h e consistant and tell the peo­ justice to him we are compel! The firm cf I. L. Councill ple the facta. What is a tat ed to say that he is one of ware, such a s plows, hoes* & Bro., consisting of I. L. voters of the county will e iff on goods for if it does not our best men. He has ever Councill and W< B Coun­ shovels, s p a d e s , ti'Ucechaina, En tered at the Postofficeat lect him their Representative raise the price, and what good been an advocate of justice cil!, Jr M Was this day dis­ Boone, N. 0., as second-class by a good majority. a n d , in fact, a n y t h i n g y o u solved by mutual e o n mail matter. does a tariff do anyway. The and a strong supporter o f need in t h i s line. sent. The business with —I^at cattle are going beg Dr. ougli+ to explain this to the cause of democracy. We increased capital and fa­ ging and there is no price or the people. If the tariff is a are of the opinion, that if eLOCAL NEWS. cilities will he conducted demand for them. Why? The good tiling for all classes, lected, he would represent in the future by W. B. people have no money with why not tell in what wa.v it the best interest of the peo­ Councill, Jr., of Boone, •—Register. _ ' ' which to buy them. Quit vo benefits the masses. If Dr. ple. But the question is,can J.P.Taylor, of Hondu­ —The health of our people ras, C. A., and I. L. Conn ting the republican ticket for Wil cox can explain and prove he be elected, and if so can it I keep coustantly on band d is splended. they have brought these ha rd that theMcKinlev tariff helps he done in the right way? ciII, of Elk Park, under full supply of grocer­ the style of Councill Tay­ —That wood you promis­ times upon us. ies consisting in part of Site the people of Watauga and Tin people will decide. lor & Co. Messrs. J. P. ed ns, please. We need it. gar, Coffee, Rice, etc., It does seem toj me that Taylor and I. L. Councill —W a k e up, democrats, other counties in North Caro —Grover Cleveland will be gi v i ng person a 1 a tten t ion which will be sold as cheap nS your county demands your linn, we will pledge ourselves this is the time, if ever in the bur next President. to the business. they can be bought in the votes, that extreme radical­ to vote for and do all in our history of our country, that We trust that te pub­ —One more issue of the ism may he abolished for all power to secure his election. there be a concert of action mountains. lic with whom theold firm DEMOCRAT before the elect ion. time to come. Go to the polls If we know ourselves we are in the ranks of democracy. I cannot, in this small space has so pleusantlyc onduc tell you of half the bargains ted business'will contin­ —Brother Patton is still in on the 8th of Nov. and put anxious to advocate every However painful it may be ue its patronage to t h e in your protest with your good policy for ourselves and to oppose friends, how can I C. IQ prepared to offer, but Burke, as far as we know. ballot. Do not lagger in your county, and we are not so we afford to compromise new, as with the increase ill vile you, one find all, to —We had a nice snow on stubborn but what we can with anything and sacrifice of stock in all lines it is come and see. Thirty-six in­ duties. hoped to secure thetrude Monday, but melted as fast see a good thing when prop­ that which, in our opinion, to its entire satisfaction. ches to the yard and sixteen —NOTICE .-t have in my as it fell. must save the country, and ounces to the pound has ev­ hands the tax-books for the erly presented. Respectfully, —Adolphus Candell and especially the South if saved incorporation of the town of er been mv motto, and I wife, from Tenn., are visiting certificates Boone, and hereby notify all of The originals of thethe use of a tall? I ha ve said more on hope to receive in the future, cures effected by at Mr. Cook's. persons living in said ineorpo Yyer's Sarsnpanlla are kept on this subject than I intended. Elk Park, N. C. Oct. 3rd, whatlhaVeso much enjoy­ Mr. Jeff Davis, of Meat —A. M. D o u g h e r t y, of ration to come forward at file at the office of the J. C. A.yer ed in tlid past, the liberal pat Bhouns X Roads, Tenn., is o n c e a n d s e t t l e t h e i r t a x e s Company, Lowell, Muss. Proba­ Camp, is teaching the public ronnge of the public. bly no similar est ahiishinent in Most Respecthilly, visiting in Boone. and wave cost and trouble. the world < mi exhibit.such n mass school r.t Bethel. Mr. Davis T. F. COFFEY. of valuable and convincing testi­ is a good teacher HUG the peo —Why is the third party mony. Valle Crueis, May 10, '92. pie are well pleased with the like yellow fever? Because the school. The question is frequently a s k ­ negro will not take either. Executor's No (ice. Mr. A. J Gambill is teach­ ed,''why is Ayer's Cherry Pee-1 I 'y:no. >s V'.'oi 1* at Blowing R»=ck. —(io register and vote Oie toml so much more effective than ' A'a. H UITOII :—A few min­ i n g o n t h e h e a d o f B e n v e r Having qualified as the execin tor of J. A. Shumaker, dec., all Democratic ticket. Dont't other cough remedies?" The on*' utes !"•> 7 o'clock last evening Dams, who is also giving sat persons indebted t o said estate ewer is. simply because it is the. forget thin. are requested t o niakehmtiediati most skfiful combination of ano­ M r . ( ' . F . Y < m u r e , o f t h i s isfaction. payment, and all persons hold—The registration books dynes and expectorants known i pl«e»». lead Miss Aiico Shores Mrs. Sail lie Green is impro­ nig accounts against said estate to medical science. close OH Saturday next, at ving with her proken limb. to tiie bridal altar. are notified t o present them duly 12 M. H a ve you reg i ster ed authenticated, within 1 2 months Reports s >,v llmt tne Penn­ The spacious dwelling o f DEMOCRATS who have not Mr. W. M. You live was most sylvania Lu nber Co. content or this notece will be plead in bar —1 hree cheers for Bower, of their recovery. Oct. Gtli, '92/ registered in Boone Town­ beautifully decorated w } t h plate rebuilding theirdam at Lovill and the old Roman, L W. F A R T H I N G , Executor. ship should avail themselves autumn leaves, ferns a ad ev­ Cow Ford, which will bo the Dave Baird, they will all get of the opportunity this week. ergreen*, and brilliantly ligh- fourth time. Mr. M. P. EdNOTICE. there. Nathan Horton has the regis ed by dozens of polished and mteten. who has been employ­ The laws of the State re­ —Just as we go to press tration book open. Go to ed by t hecompuny and seems quire all weights and meas­ we learn that Parson Patton him and register at once. beautiful lamps. The bridal to know something about ures to he sealed, and I here­ party filed into the spacious will speak at New River A by notify the people that I T h i s w i l l a p p l y t o a l l t h e parlor in the follow ing order: what they have done, says cademy to-night. they have spent $5,200. He a in prepared to do such work. townships of the county. Go —The report now is that and register at once. If your The groom with his blushing also reports Laurel Creek sol You will find me iil Boone at the residence of D. H. Dough' Dr. Tyra* York, of Wilkes, name is John It. Head, have bride leaning on his arm; id for the people's party tick­ we wait aerty. J. H. COOK, will vote for Hort Bower and it so written and not J. R. Mr. E. R. Harris and Miss et. I believe 8th will Novem­ of St indard Keeper, Mattie Younce; Mr. J. A. Da­ while, as the Grover Cleveland. ber will tell the ta'e. Head. vis and Miss Cora Harbin; OF Oct. 20th. L. C. WILSON. —W. 8. Farthing, our true Mr. Floyd clash and Miss Agriculture and JtcSnnnic Art* and tried fellow citizen, of We know of no preparation Laura Younce; Mr. Roby EsHAVE the best selected arid Will 1>egin Its fourth session Sep-* Beaver Dams, was in Boone for the hair and scalp that equals te8 and Miss Cora Cox; Mr. largest stock of goods ever tember 2, 1892. County Super­ Hall's Hair Renewer. Tuesday. Tho's King ami Miss Mollie croup, brought to this place and intendents of Education will ex amine applicants for admission/ — Miss Annie Parks, Miss sore throat, perhaps the best selection In Total cost $100. Address WE often wonder how an Blair. Bina Greene and Miss Mat tie bronchitis, asthma, Rev. Mr. Ho.yle "tied the the county, A, Q. H O L LA UAV, Pres., extreme republican feels ad­ Mast have entered school at and hoarseness knot", using the beautiful Raleigh. N, r, vocating this robber tariff High Point N. C. cured by Methodist ceremony. After and force bill. We heard Dr. —We will report the excel Wilcox defend I.hem both at the congratulations, the par­ lent time we all had at the Blowing Itock.. How many t y r e p a i r e d t o t h e d i n i n g MR. MARTIN late­ the safest picnic on Cove Creek last republicans in Watauga en­ room where the long table ly returned from the and most effective week, in our next issue. dorse these measures? Do was groaning under a heavy North, where hespent emergency medicine. i&ste. they still want to vote f o r load of every thing tempting n week buying GOODS, —After hearing Wilcox's It should be In every to the appetite. Mr. Tho's and we have almost speech at Blowing Rock last men who are so blind and H . C o f f e y a n d M r . L o u i s family. prejudiced as to to advocate anything needed in Saturday night, we have ful­ HE Ml..vd Ma <li>|.ortn. y! I'.OX'T V»«\ Johnson served as waiters in Dr. J. C. Ay©r & Co •'» 1nmt, Kcuucr. liio lira in n.g.oct 41. In pnrtUDilio*. *:iri frrtn and THIS obscurity! lixrrtituifthat ./nn.omajorityof rohur.tKalr t. ly decided to vote for Hort such extreme measures. It a way that was well pleasing ne»t»air it tht lot at tl-cv Lowell, Mass. lookback ««n lost, forcrartest. oqemfthity * Bk ia v»n«t» is strange to think of. Will county, at prices that Bower. Ing! Reach mit. lie nn n;.d utmijf; I mutv<4<uur eppoftn to the numerous guests and niiy, and secureprosperity. fiftWnmatic*. It Wat m d an honest republican say pri­ by a piiilotophtfi imti Tl»a W Ftuie » offer* » defy compe­ golden ormot mini* to eh.'h pfcrenu at tome i»« led of llfb —Mrs. It. G. Rivers, who vately that he stands In fa­ would have made the head embrace the chain**, ah" thepour* am her fierias; fail te tition. •o and «he uapar.e i»frrr to return." !!««*• hall ym has been on a visit to Olin, vor of these measures. Then waiters of some leading ho­ the COLPKN MT poftuTiitv» Investisr*!* ererj chance that appear* Worthy, and of fair prombe: that te what all »eo ceeeful men do. Here ia an opportnniiy vn . li pe i* net oflirt N. C. has returned home to why vote for them? Are we tels ashamed of themelves. within the reach of l&borinr people. 1 ntproved, it will at lca»t. a grand *tm t in life. The n n *rtunity for many ie here. Money to he mane raptely p <i honorably the delight of her husband mistakan when we say we be­ I will attend at the follow­ Alter supper the young peo by any indnatrione perron of either era. Aller-e. Yon cast H a t s , finiierswork ca«ily earning (mm io * »>u ;•r.nr «!*r Y'-u do the and live nt home, who-ever i e. Ere:» beand many friends. are lieve there is a conservative pie repaired to the Watauga ing times and places to receive can do a* well you will work, not toe hard, bet li>Jn*t • i Shoes, ously; and yonIfcan incr«*a»e your Income *i» vou coon. To* t he —Vote for the men who op­ element in the republican par Hotel ballroom, which was the tax for the year 1892. te learn. Capital not reunited. We ttart a;| com Clothing, • canagive spare wtime donly,lory s!loyonri ftime tomn.f nw«t r• ku|« tFa*y par tirely ne an rea l w ndr wl. M o e e r-d pose the high tax tariff and t y i n t h i s c o u n t y w h o c o n ­ generously thrown open and Townships to wit: •fcTiflW von how. Failure unknown among «*r w*i k Ladles trimmed ere. No room to «*n lain hero. tito and 1****1 oil Oct, 19. brilliantly lighted by Mr. I. Deep Gap, hv return mail. I nn-tea to6bO, P«>» '• •••. •• r-.,-o V*, delay. > t h e m o n s t r o u s f o r c e b i l l . demn this radical policy. Dr. llallcit .<• Box Mniaa, and Untritnmed hats, " 20. These measures will ruin the Wilcox favors all the rigor­ N. Corpening for the occa­ Wolf's Mill,Store. " Harston's 21. Ribbons, YOU WANT ONE S o u t h , a n d 3 ' o u a r e o f t h e ous laws ond extreme legisla­ sion, where, to the strains of Blowing Rock, " 22. Flowers, South. or THI tion of the republican Con­ sweet musij, they "tripped Alex Green's Store, " 25. Plumes. OEmSBRATED " 26. gress, when he knows, o r the light, fantastic" till the Elk X Roads, —D. F. Horton on Cove Notions, JACKSON "wee small hours". Thomas school house, 27. Creek sold 8 head of two ought to know that it is bear Heavy Month North Fork " 28, CORSET WAISTS, The older people looked on year old steers, that weighed ing heavily upon us all, but 29. and fancy groceries. M,,t ONLY »T TMI sufficiently, and the occasion Phillip's school house" Bethel Church, Nov. 1. 8,000 lbs. The oldest one, on w h a t d o e s h e c a r e i f h e c a n Jackson Corset Co. was voted by all to be one of RF 'eco's Store, " 2. JACKSON, MICH. April calf, weighed 1,130 lbs. only get into Congress. He much joy and pleasure. The Lowe's Store, " 3. i AfllPC Who prefer no* has but little sympathy for Who can beat it? t.SUlLO " 4. the poor, toiling masses who young people h we the hear­ Shu IPs Mills, Nnd Klgld Oori«tt, are Boone, " 5. —There has been a general TO se lis before you buy. invited to try titsm, are heavily burdened by this ty congratulations and best They are approred by » enquiry about the Rev. Lo­ We are in a posi­ phy*lclan«, sndorsod by 5 extreme policy of the republi­ wishes of our entire commu­ Come out and lift your tax Areas makers, and rec­ gan Patton who was, a few tion to sa ve nity. H. C. M. receipts and shake hands can Congress. How can the ommended by ererylady weeks ago, I mining for Con­ you money. and hear the candidates that has worn thorn. McKinley tariff or the force Oct 20, 1892. gress, and was formerly a res 8EHD FOX CIKCTTLAR. speak, and let's have a good Very Respect hilly, ident of Burke county. Fur­ bill be of any interest to our Onedoilai pays for the time. Yours Truly. E. B. OSBORN, Southern Agent, H. f , MARTIS & Co. | Democrat one year. 6 « RICHARDSON BLOCK, ther than this we have no in- people ? D. F. BAIRD, S HFF. Blowing Keck June 30, '92. CssvAiters Wantsd. CHATTANOOGA, TENN* PRICES, NOTICE OF DISSOLIITIOn. GROCERIES Councill, Taylor and Co. C. D. TAYLOR. WITHOUT A WE Colds and Coughs Ayers CherryPectoral TAX NOTICE. ora ! SPECIALITIES. 1 COME tin stlir �rw— i••niwuL MMM cared for by him. both state and national. Wi­ Mr. Younce followed Capt. ley would swear by the Pio- Lovill in a begging plea for D. It. Dougherty, Editor. gressive farmer, an he be­ the votes of the people, be­ tt. C. Hirers, I'ublislnr lieves everything contained cause he had been raised a therein; hence the abu.ie to poor hoy and the poor man lhursdaj Out, 27th, 18i)2. i. i-e._n.j~ "7 " . """ "," competition in connection with it. As the sole , the democrats. It is plain had a had chance, etc. His entered former comnetitmn ... requested i!! U to introduce our medicines into new homes, those who emrre.t the f uur i their that he has no cencure for speech contained nothing of daily NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. lMw»papcr», wholesale druggists and leading business huuses generally of Toronto. the republicans. He was ask much importance, and didn't For President: ed by ('apt. Lovill if lie was receive any applause and but GKOVEK CLEVELAND, not "canoodling" with t li e little attention. of New York. leaders of the republican par Mr. Farthing, the republi­ For Vice president; t.y in Watauga to defeat Mr. can assistant, followed in a ADLAI E. STEVENSON, bounce, the regular nominee, hitter denunciation of the of Illinois. and lie would not answer yea. democratic party, in which STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. nor nay. After the rejoin­ he made some very extrava­ ders of the candidates for the gant statements and charges For Governor: legislature, the candidates I am told. He hasevengone ELIAS CAUR, of Edgecombe. for the county offices an noun so far in some of his speech­ red themselves and the spea­ es as to say or intimate that For Lieutenant Governor king for the day broke up t h e d e m o c r a t i c p a r t y i s r e ­ RUFUS A. DOUGH TON, ot Alleghany. with general good feelings all sponsible for the death otthe around. Great expectation late President Garfield -a \ For Secretary of State; was manifested for the arri­ statement that the w o r s t OCTA V1CS COKE, val of I)r. \Y ilcox, who was South-hating rep u b 1 i c a n of Wake. behind time, but about 9 o'­ would be ashamed to make. For Auditor: clock at night he and Mr. Mr. Farthing made no votes ROBERT M. FURMAN, Holton pulled in after most or friends at this place, f o :• of Buncombe. of the people had dispersed. o u r p e o p l e a r e p l a i n , a n d For Treasurer: B u t t h e D r . m a d e a l o n g straight forward and have DONALD W. BAIN, speech which was much enjoy got no time for the man who of Wake. ed by a few of the extrenieele claims to he one thing a n d The proprietor* ot "The Ford Pill Co., For Supt. of Public Instruction: ment of the republican party. shows by his actions that he JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH, LadV-. ^M wltUfc rV'n ."" K" . 'aces. J°'the second will P* given "n elegant To he be *i.v« an .leg h?u7n ef>|l^ ^ ^. lL.T' ;«' diamonds. To the third will be given a pair of The Dr. made a very bitter, is another. He received one of Johnston. rft / ,, i -,r • ' th* fourth will be given a handsome China Dlnnar iorvlc illog : cal speech. We are in­ or two hearty bursts of ap­ lox ft For Attorney-General: duced to say this on account plause from the republicans FRANK I. OSBORNE, of his threat to us after he present, and one of the lead­ 'FortVl^riie"phiL"'«Mirnrrt' '- hw | lL J * w «® fol'owing "Prize "Remedies:"— of Mecklenburg. Court pn« » c f J Ford a Prize Cuturrh Remedy," or "Ford'a Prize was through, that "if we did ing ones of the country told Pill Co " Cor" w"® c "I?"* '' y°u desire. Address "The Ford For Judge of the Twelfth District: not report him correctly he me he considered FarthingGEORGE A. SHUFORD, tunny. To the person sending the last correct answer will would thresh us," and so we no w safe in the republican m u s t s t a t e t h e f a c t s , a n d fold. I shall be very much For Electors at Large; .„„ T '»«ycle. pneumatic tire. To the third from the last, afirst-class English Shot. CHARLES B. AYCOCK. when we say that he :nnde n surprised if the people of Wa­ ROBERT B. GLENN, tevrnth from the Inst, a handsome ™ir i'. a. P , * tmnip, lo the hitler, illogical and radical tauga sends such a man vo For Elector, 8th Con. Dist. speech, we are sure we report Raleigh to represent them. him correctly. Mr. Holton, He can't possibly do us any SPECIAL PltlZFS FOR EACH STATE. JAMES R. LEWELLYN, District Elector, on the Har­ good if elected, for the demo­ of Surry. Sewtn^MatTMnef(an^ muL^derircd) ^df^'g'venY'.Tthe^j'1*/ Z ***? V. S. who can make out the three daughters' faces. $'e shall give ~£w',y £<>oV«1U fctb I•"or I zee* rison ticket, made a speech. crats are going to run the iS^ •ne^mM lf fh' ! ^ -' •° . ? charge is made L boxing For Congress, 8fb Dist: Dem ocrn t s wli o re m a i ned a n d affairs in North Carolina yet WILLIAM H. DOWER, heard him say that he made awhile, and there will he lit­ arc m ard of Caldwell. >"-1.:* ay.srts's. an. r ..._ s e a gen t lem u 11ly and consisten t tle that the republican assis­ .es will be awarded strictly in order of merit, and wnh oerfen saiishirtio., .i,„ — ui:_ DEMOCRATIC GENERAL ASSEMBLY r e p u b l i c a n t a l k , , a n d w a s tants that happen to go to TICKET. A WATCH FOR EVERY CORRECT ANSWER. thanked by some ot the dem­ Raleigh can do. An extra premium of a genuine "Fearlena" Watch, (stem winder ) will beawarded hum* The other candidates mere ocrats for his manly speech fTfo«ril. tr b° * "h>n 3<> days after this advertisement appears, in case they should n£» For Senate; enrlowJhlm"'^^ "5"'° T" 1 That is, if any on. can find the thr« faces and WILLIAM C. FIELDS , of Alle a n d gentlemanly deport­ ly announced themselves and . j .y 30 days from the time this advertisement appears in the newsnai>er thev are 0 that closed the speaking f o r KoTnsww will^'h^ no^dt'hat^^oT 11 ^ o' "" f n r ?Pn remif'"n rof 'aa watchz onRcondition, nstated. ghnny county. ment. If Dr. Wilcox gains the day. ^ ^ . T U B PILL CO, J 37, Cor. Wellingtonc & F o dSts., Toronto,i Canada.. eno ^ n c Bay P r i e e n e t l l c Address THE F0K0 votes by his manner of can­ At night Dr. Wilcox spoke For House of RepresnLatives vassing, we will be deceived, to about fifty people in Mr. EDWARD F. LOVILL. WOOOROFf. w. c. but he knows his business bet Holshonser's store. The Dr's ESTABLISHED I80S. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. - ter than we do, and we pro­ speech consisted of smutty, pose to let hiui run it his own pointless anecdotes and ex­ travagant statements. His For Sheriff, D. F. DAIRD. way. effort would have been a poor For Reg. of Deeds C. J. COT. KNOXVE LLE, TENN. s p e e c h f o r a c a n d i d a t e f o r 176 & 178 Cay Street, « TRELL. The Candidates at Blowing' Rock. Constable, so you can imag­ HARDWAF.T. For Treasurer, W. E.GREEN. For Surveyor, L. I). LOWE. Editor Lemocrat: ine how it sounded in acandi Cutlery, Axes, Nails Locks, Hinges, To ols, Horse andi Mule o hoes, &c , 4tt, For Coroner ELBERT FAR. We were treated to a visi date for the high position of Congressmnn. The Dr. ref-js AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. THING.9 iy that host of smiling men ed to divide time with ('apt. v. ho periodically go over the Lovill, giving as his excuse: Rrrviu'l>'e S^Vu.V Ghillod Plows. Syracuse Hillside Plows, Bro ern s Double Shovel Plows, Cider M ills. Straw CutON Saturday we went up coutry, shaking hands with "This is our meeting." Af­ itaWrL W°w®Ts- Lorn Shellers, Hay I rorks, Scythes, Cradle and Snaths, Ba.bod Wire, Ac. & c. to Blowing Rock to hear the all the voters, kissing all the ter hearing him talk, 1 don't county candidates speck. babies, flattering all the la­ blame him for refusing to di­ CONT'RACTOR'r' SLPPLIE8. Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Steel, Iron I Shovels, Ploke, There was a large crowd. dies and announcing them­ vide time with Lovill for the k SC nd Sh C TTools, u,P cr L Slecl « e a&c. Dri " Ha mmers, Biack('apt. could easily have done smith n'. Wheelbarrows, There were more republicans selves willing 8aciifices to bin. up. tlifin usual. They came from save the country. I refer o Mr. Holton, I am told, AMMUNITION, SPORTING COOD3 Watauga River, Banner's eours* to the candidates. ®LS Shof,,Gu"s' Remington, Bake r and made a pretty fair speech, 1 °f. G"."s» Winchester and Colt's Rifles, English Loaded Elk, Grand Father, Globe Their visit here had been lid not hear him. Shells, Rifle Powdor, Shot, Lead, Fish Ho oks and Linee, rl8hing Rods, &.c. and Blue Ridge. Th? stal­ looked forward to with a NOTES: — \Y hile Farthingwart republicans from those great deal of interest, as the was speaking, and abusing SPECIALTIES. Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and I eaf*h*»r Pnitinu sections were on hand to issues of the campaign h a c the democratic party, some Circu'ar Saws, Window blass?F^e-po^f sSfes W?r« one said: "Farthing is as Screen Doors and Wincow Frames, Pa»per Bags, Ao. meet their great champion, not been discussed here aw good a democrat as a n y Dr. Wilcox. Speaking by the a very good crowd assmbled body," when a genuine demo EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. county candidates commenc­ to hear them. h 9 C rriagS?' Sprlns v VaKons, Mounerat standing b.v hearing the teVn8 * o _«Hark: ^?Th «ii r and prices? Send for v?* Mitchell Farm Wagons, Two Wheel Carte, Catalogue wneel fYnrt—. ed at 12 o'clock, ('apt. Lovill Cupt. Lovill, the democrat i emark said: "He may be, made the first speech and dis ie nominee for the Legisla­ but he is in mighty bad com­ . .Special attention given to orders bv mall, We respeotcussed the tariff, force bill ture, lead off in a fine speech pany." fully solicit your patronage. — There was a good deal and kindred subjects. He of an hour or more in length, W. W. WOODRUFF &, CO. made a strong and convinc­ i r i w h i c h h e e x p o u n d e d t h e drinking, especially among our republican friends, and a ing speech, which was listen democratic doctrine in a lu­ sober, sturdy democrat said: 176 & 178 Cay Street, KPJ OXVI'LLE, TENN. ed to very attentively. He cid, forcible and eloquent man " R o y s , w e ' v e g o t ' e m . f o r showed plainly tlie cause of ner. His exposition of the ef democratic whiskey is turn­ our hard times and the de­ fects of a high protective tar­ ing the republicans clown al­ pression in business now af­ iff was full and con vincing. In ready." „ X As \\ ilcox was leaving the flicting our country. We be­ fact, his arguments weresimSO, E\ EHY-ONE should save nil they -.'in and YOU louse after his speech he said should begin bv buying vour lieve bis speech had a goodef pl.y unanswerable. Theposi to the men: "I want you all feet. The next speaker was Don of the republican party to stay and herehim," (mean Mr. Y ounce, republican nom­ on the tariff cannot be defen­ ing Holton, who was begin­ And not of the man who runs the \vag-on and HCII H for foO or |G0 inee for the legislature. He ded, to prejudice minds a- ning to speak). A democrat will sell you as good for $25. M.ud,i,„ needles that will fit any showed himself to be a fair- gainst such arguments as the replied: "We ought to for B— machine, at 2o cts per do7,., sent out b.v mail. I hare a good stork G—, we havn't heard any­ minded man and a gentle­ Capt. forcibly advanced. His thing yet." of fish, ng tackle. Reeds, 40 eta to *1. Joint rods 75 cts to ff.50. man. His speech was main­ entire speech was clear-cut Everyone spoke i n high krout Hies BO cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per ly on State issues, criticising earnest and foicible, and vras firms of Capt. LoviU's speech dozen sent by mail. Netting for sefris. an f smns of anv len-th the extravagant appropria­ listened to attentively by all and a great many said twas complete. Base-halls of the very best, Idr ft each sent bv mail? tions of the last legislature. thinking men present. The die only speech made here I)o not fan to write tor pi ice.v. Respectful 1 v Then came Wiley Farthing democracy of Watauga roun that day. I think if we could have Wil AAtii'iii, armed with the Progressive ty may feel proud ot their cox and Farthing a few more May 21, 91. I'firmer, and made a speech standard-bearer, and if the K.SOX VILLL.7 hXS. 1'imes to rejreat their perfor­ denouncing the democratic ("apt. is elected we may a 1 1 mance here, Blowing Rock party with as much fury as rest assured that the inter­ would go two to one demo­ possible. We do not know ests of tLis part of our grand cratic. Yours truly, sum.ill HE l OR 7 HE T. SPECTATOR. what else he said except the old State will be properly Oct. 20th 18£2. 1 las Watauga Democrat, abuse he gave the democrats A Prize Picture Puzzle. mrnvs com* \ Dn y 0 a , 3r uau a n . —0 1 SAY! (SWarftfinS l crs ll < n , ar PS 0r 0ne 0f r med,es y l b 0 m ?y Sen ing rreCt a n w,:rsNo a•zscistcTMr* /"7 0 a rreCt nswer w W. W. WOODRUFF & 00. THIS IS NO HUM HUG TO DRAW TRADE! • — —o- I MEAN BUSINESS, 1 rom now until th«* first <lnv of April I will sell iny stock >f r^i CLOTHIN v_T —AND — OVERCOATS At 10 per cent above COST! -o- If yon aon't think I mean it come iin<l look through my STOCK It, wont, cost yon one cent if y o u (lout purchase. I h a v e jj h u g e s f o<*k a n d want t o get. rid of i t before wpri/ig. gall and look ! -o I would IRII. your Attention to th'» big jail in prices in my otiir'i- hiu»s. V THESE ARE HARD TIMES SEWING fflACIIi OF Am. 41 •o S. P. Al\«EL RKKPECTFULLY, W.L. BItflV. .Q. £ $ v„ • �'•ww* ;1A ' ?«.. 4Won i -• - • . ^ . l — Tjr. -r |Tllf - be kept as much as possible; the house. S h u g a r t ; l o a d e d ! OA OVERMAN'S § in the -hands of the people, h i s p i M o l a n d w e n t o u t t o MI- , B o l d - p l a t e a n d f i n c h f i n i s h e d , 1 111 P" pk: is res o! tin <-nndi a n d hence we d e m a n d t h a t all vestigate. Finding nothing, m A DJW UOCUATIC family newspapei , , , , |- T . i > i d a t e for President and \ ice-Presi revenue, N a t i o n a l , S t a t e o r IC i e t u i ued i nd laid t o e pis- ,| ( > n t ( ) F f l j] parties, MI arm anient IS THE i devoted to tlie interest of Conn ty, State ano Nation. Published c o u n t y , s h a l l be limited t o t o l oil t h e t a b l e . Miss P a r - j a s well showing vourfuVoriteean !" BREATH OF LBFE.'i oera' I SPECIFIC OXYGEN 1 every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ t h e necessary expenses of t h e d u e f o r g e t t i n g t h a t t h e ear- delate Sample, Diets; 3 tor :!.> , i i . , cents post paid. Liberal discount tauga Countv. N. C, + government, economically t n . i f . f s h a d i been replaced,, u the tra.te. \.l in ss M. I-".-f<>lmHE PLATFORM Adopted by the St - t« Convention May 18t,h, 1892* and honestly administered. 8 . T h a t Congress issue a sufficient a m o u n t of fraction­ a l p a p e r currency t o facilitate the exchange through theme d i u m of t h e l l . S . mail. 9 . T h a t t h e Ceneral As­ sembly p a s s such la'wsaswill m a k e t h e public school s.ys tern m o r e effective t h a t t h e blessings of e d u c a t i o n may­ be extended t o all t h e people of t h e S t a f e alike. Mr. McDonald, of C a b a r r u s moved t h a t t h e p l a t f o r m be adopted by acclamation. The following a m e n d m e n t w a s of­ fered a n d accepted: Resol ved, T h a t we f a v o r a g r a d u a t e d t a x o n income. picked IIp t h e pistol a n d , lo t, Finley, Va,. s de agent, for p fluting it at Hhugart, pull-i1,¥:" Southern Stnies. ed t h e t r i g g e r with tearful re­ sult. The bull entered t h e y o u n g m a n ' s face just a b o v e t h e chin a n d r a n g e d t h r o u g h t h e m o u t h i n t o h i s head. A physician w a s i in mediately s e n t for, b u r t h e l a s t r e p o r t received w a s t h a t t h e wound ed m a n could n o t possibly live. Miss P a r d u e is a l m o s t f r a n t i c with grief. -a* A COMPLKTH NFWiMg : PER T he Prjdeofthe North (< 1o na J Tens." • 'o you wan! to aid in buildiilg up a paper t fiat shall reflect the _ «u 2 PRAYBtiLQ I '-.PRAY DUL em«"t of air and s greatest credit on North Parol! ? si w / y ^ a c a a s s i a f t s l » ° s , a t t e i ' w ! i e r a ! t •»*>• i » s\ S t ^ i f c a s T ! ! "m" • ...'yix'tront. apeoial madioat-2 ' • '{'. '• '.,11HI1T)U't. OJ] J/f Vj KPIlO'p 1 td Oxygen treat- a . BiilvuE, &l(i H jT-PAOE l > Ai'> KU f* r, T ,,,. •/-> menl for diseas-$ * >hr,°.'.S5to?ii you want a reliable paper, • v CURES , ni -'.IfARR;! ASTHMl JSaWHSSi K ;y.y°M «n th<- ae*« <.r iiw -'UnUMPTIONi cidesand Bisin-2 >\oriu—a, Doinocrutic ii(:V\'suai;er 'Djnrhitis f>J 1 may fevefi w S8» t K;! 11'Ht equals the but-hai the Snwrasl circulation, am! hoe for .an • ' tho remedy ty inhalation rirht to 5 t WCTlt V'-Olie VPiii'fi I,#...-, i part 1 ! iviri". 't oft a disease, maWny it a POSITIVE a |,,i ^arr.tx CpeciHos uci d ii^Oatarrh and s ""ll i«. (.'LOI'lil I IHgrOW 1 ll and dev, 1 —.«-»-* Physioians 5 1. — . v.. •elopmeiit of UIH (fld North z: co i.. m t.i? r praetioo. - - i s \y MfDICATEO i State? Then sv.l scrl;c lor eJ O.iY'-.cil I i n Vi l l s r 1Y <x r WILMfltL'L <».K j m . m f fp::I V'H <•!•»tr.Alti.a;u»8l..Omaha. Keb. S a Atlanta,Oa. Kj a I 'o •!) j >< ! 1 g 11 KLll'tf)S ' :••!•.: !|. liy KuiMin;,.mli.villr. Ky. Hs rpj ' - <' m-rxni/,., f> i • a r. 1 isengeiV } .V • o A PC S'ihi PaWd'IddregBed to tte! V^ ""4 youne jlb-i treatment laoopy of8end= "hlJI, -± mOlirUS Oil li'lill ' Titl' by return mail a full. our a '• Resolved 1 . T h a t t h e dem o o r a e y of N o r t h Carolina r e affirm t h e principles of t h e democratic party , both State a n d N a t i o n a l , a n d particu­ larly f a v o r t h e free c o i n a g e of silver a n d a n increase ol t h e currency a n d a repeal of t h e i n t e r n a l revenue s y s t e m . And we denounce t h e McKinley fiSohealthi 2 -li'—i.O.J Messuager:—The Adminis­ tariff bill a s u n j u s t t o thecons tam CO- N#fSu'l '1 be weekly "Transcript Me. . !j;::iii..:diiuiii«li|iiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiii'S ,.v,ngoi,»» (tJiB l a r g e s1t a n d <on<v*vi» TT-i i t r a t i o n is c a r r y i n g i t with n s u m e r s of t h e c o u n t r y , a n d high h a n d . In R i c h m o n d , Ya. oest paper in the 8tafe) 9 l e a d i n g t o t h e f o r m a t i o n of ; moriihs on tidal for $1.0.0 c a r t l o a d s of religious weekt r u s t s , combines a n d monop­ m H I '"WHAT NEXh (Dish in " d v i i n c c . B o t h aO ( li s a r e ' d u m p e d o u t a t the olies which h a v e oppressed 0AUTI0N pa.pci'8 a r c l a r g e * E i g h t - R a g e " A new b o y c a m e t o o u r oi p o s t office a n d n o t d i s t r i b u t ­ t h e people; a n d especially d o aicets. 8 c n d R o s t a j ' C a r d .;r/ fine t o - d a y , " s a i d a wholes; le lelllnn Shop, ed a t all. In Raleigh t li e W e denounce t h e unnecessary •vi t li 11 ic a d d r e s s oi fi ve pcr•j, and any g r o c e r y m e r c h a n t t o his wife • Vi .< k ant lined. )iis a n d receive s a m p l e t o p De m o c ra t i c S t a t e C h a i r m a n a n d b u r d e n s o m e increase in > till zn no the best at the supper table, "lie was • o«i*e»l. • CS )l 'i'HK M KHCENGOg. i s b o y c o t t e d b y lepublican the tax on cotton tiesandon • AT OWC®. NATURE'S hired b y t h e firm a t t h e r e • 1 it. 1888. tf. p o s t officials a n d his sealed t i n , s o l a r g e l y used b y t h e q u e s t of t h e senior member, CURE FOR 1 nation. l e t t e r s a r e n o t delivered, T h i s p o o r e r p o r t i o n of t h e people. who t h o u g h t t h e boy g a v e is indeed a villainous o u t ­ We likewise denounce t h e in­ i q u i t o u s F o r c e bill, which is promise of g o o d t h i n g s . But r a g e . B u t when a n adminis­ ^IIIIIIIIIIIilllUjl^lllfttll.i.iJIJlBll.T n o t y e t a b a n d o n e d by t h e I feel s u r e t h a t boy will be t r a t i o n i s corrupt—look a t » li H . i -(iorvGrepublican p a r t y , b u t is be­ o u t of t h e office in less t h a n H a r r i s o n , t h e chief, a n d his | v i n g u r g e d a s a m e a s u r e t o be a week." ?i a L 'J »• • EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. West and North nr8 3 <ui/kF4 !' .it tJ3 Lvz. t.-a r--: 3i (J . > if IY; t w o C a b i n e t officials, Wana- S ® This new treatment for Catarrh and adopted as soon as they re ' • W h a t m a k e s y o u think m a k e r a n d S t e v e El kins— diseases of the respiratory organs is one of tho most important discoveries g a i n c o n t r o l of t h e H o u s e of s o ? " Emigrants going to any of Hie y o u m a y e x p e c t a. c o r r u p t in medical science and possesses the •Representatives, t h e purpose 4 CrstiTii States or Tcrritoiie^ " B e c a u s e t h e first t h i n g he service under it. Turn t h e r1 v v" •" • following advantages i w '•' A - v( tH '»V 1. The patient can cureassistance. a small expenss will SJIVC tlHie ami iruinpv crnino fj a n d effect of which measure w a n t e d t o k n o w w a s j u s t ex­ d i r t y r a s c a l s p u t . We would U a i-.f-.vL and without outside himself at .k 2. No chango of diet or pursuit of Ule Is necessary D oaicugo and Alton route. v_ will be t o e s t a b l i s h a second a c t l y how much hej was ex­ e n s t a l a n o t h e r Stevenson a s 1 3. The remedies ere In no wise offensive to the ' quickest 1'OUic tt) i i:! - V • patient and entail no discomfort period of r e c o n s t r u c t i o n in pected t o d o . " . M• . - *>-i f ^ head-chopper, and iri a k e 4, The remedy reaches the seat of the trouble K A N S A S CITY, DENVER,' . A: directly. t h e S o u t h e r n S t a t e s , t o sub­ " P e r h a p s y o u will change I, d, 6. Tho remedies and means of aoptlance can be 3 I J i c. q ai(;k work of the,whole g a n g carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience. yC v ' ; cR-; . v«. v e r t t h e liberties of o u r peo­ y o u r mind a b o u t h i m . " C; IT11 EE THE ATM ENT at any drug store, And all points in Idaho, Wash if possible. Ciy;. CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. ple a n d inflame A new race " P e r h a p s P, s h a l l , " replied ington, Oregon, TTtan CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. and California. (V I a n t a g o n i s m a n d sectional a n t h e m e r c h a n t , " b u t 1 d o n ' t •> t Cactering Meoloine Co., Waco, Texas, raj a < • most nud Rest e? V . -x..iai: i.-BTzmicz. imosities. think so." •j Road hi the West. - if.' -V'vx .. d.-:-*-v CF THE . 2 . T h a t we d e m a n d finan­ T h r e e d a y s l a t e r t h e busi­ i! -A 0 ,y LTSJm ' /, y ; i .D 1«'iV. *» L* -v : ". :S^ ' . Only line running Solid Vesti CELEBRATED 'i B r i cial reform, a n d t h e enact­ n e s s m a n s a i d t o his wife: at*. biid trams between St. Louis JACKSON m e n t of l a w s t h a t will re­ " A b o u t t h a t b o y y o u remcm and Kansas (fit y. CORSET WAISTS. Kecliuing Chair ears ;n i Tour m o v e t h e b u r d e n s of t h e peo­ her 1 mentioned t w o o r three ^ T?ni » 1. •-!*. A r'tl, MADE ONLY BY TMX §5 i'lr.« » .'loJ : i-.r.stil; njiri'st 8; epers frfie of e<t , n charge. 2 FSft- st '..re, - /.rttthv ple relative t o t he e x i s t i n g a g d a y s a g o . W e l l , h e i s t h e Jackson Corset Co. g MRSI'-.- K;; h.' ia £•.' Villon. i will meet parties at any rail­ -1 i • leather Boarding, S F- id • i-.. O. jACXSOft, MlCN. ricuJtural depression, a n d d o best b a y t h a i ] e v e r entered road station wit h through tickets ~ )!vw> ur. ZU D&apSeie Ceiling^ ,,, r . who jirofor not s;' ffHSfl -'ct-. \ . ' -^r.t. and baggage checks. full a n d arr plv justice t o t h e t h e s t o r e . " -- i:a.> % Fvni: . •.?-« »:--vp. , ~ .—: — t o w C a. r Stlflr(| For tiiji huormation,maps ..ma ii VIria bayiUb 4 H o w did y o u fiind i t o u t ? nnd Rigid Corsctn, arc f a r m e r s a n d l a b o r e r s of o u r 2 hw h3'.»j <>.»..• d •'.-ovvsp x Quajltiwe typd £ Sesci-ij) ive pamphiets of the Invited to try them. ^ roif **• ! r •-•>(- ST . - .'jjci-ai Work S Hoofing Paints, country. a s k e d his wife. P - Kli.z ill th« World. ~ West, vrite to or call on Thoy ftre approved by physicians, endorsed by 3 . T h a t we d e m a n d t h e a b " I n t h c > : i s i f s t way in t h e dress zmikorji, and rec­ B. A. Nmvn.wn. S ExaffilRe THfH UOY/D. for points of s £ Mcetidfice> r.£d-gm vrlll 2 Trojjghs, Gutters and Spouting, 'I'rnv ding Ihi^seneya* A ;t.. -olition of n a t i o n a l b a n k s , world. T h e first m o r n i n g af­ ommended by every lady 2 buy no other. |> : 19 PattOU Ave., AslieviL'e, N. (J. of Sheet Metal for Building a n d t h e s u b s t i t u t i o n of legal t e r t h e bo.v began Work he that has worn them. COMPLETE AND READY \ Oil tia/rox, (f. P. A SEED EOS CIRCULAR. 1 fiOME S. Si CO., 'psllwi 13.11 f i-PLY WHEN SHIPPED / t e n d e r T r e a s u r y n o t e s in lieu performed very faithfully a n d Chicago. HI. Bsnii^iriijiiisiiiiijijminii'ji^ai'ii^iiniiiiainniiniiiiiip of n a t i o n a l b a n k notes, issu­ s y s t e m a t i c a l l y t h e e x a c t du­ E. 0. 0S00BM, Southern Agent, VJE WftNT 06 RICHARDSON BLOCK. ed in sufficient v o l u m e t o d o ties assigned which lie h a d eaavaacora Wasted. CHATTAMOSA, TENK* AN— t h e business of t h e c o u n t r y been so careful to have o x on a c a s h s y s t e m , r e g u l a t i n g plained t o him. When h e t h e a m o u n t needed o n a per- h a d finished he c a m e t o me i t rl :> S c a p i t a b a s i s a s t h e business a n d s a i d : " M r . M—, 1 h a v e O F S © CELT'S ARIEL in c r e s t s of t h e c o u n t r y ex­ finished all t h a t Work. Now IVZ U/ILL fttAll. i\ <30X OF We wish toefill attention too.uj pand. tiB4 t b # t a l l money, is- w h a t c a n I d o ? " ^ K.y^»:ir. sr. & v,' s ued by t h e goverli IEeu t s h a 11 " I was a b t t l e s u r p r i s e d but line of seeond-haud asspi : " ' gD ' -• AflD TH5 !;•: 1 9 8 be legal l e n d e r i n p a y m e n t of I g a v e him a i'itle job, a n d all d e b t s , bfrth public a n d p r i f o r g o t all a b o u t him until he Hacks, Harness Et8, " N (Tfca Qt:»cn oi Fell! 33 } , vate. T;:S O.VI.Y i:;r.LLU»u CUKE fos c a m e i n t o m y r o o m with t h e rnifiey fi re almost mmd OSQcAV, i CffT 4 . T h a i we. d e m a n d t h a t q u e s t i o n ' " W h a t n e x t ? ' T h a t ami SlASS to^lmy c m I D D . . y ; .rgg l £[£ STRICTLY Congress shall p a s s s u c h l a w s settled i t f o r me. H e w a s tlk* seenre o^ftnm-• on*us. H1QHCST S$lEE3MiS ' ; 1*685581. a s s h a l l effectually prevent first c o y t h a t e v e r entered "'e have a big lAf/df GRAf K t h e d e a l i n g in f u t u i e s of all o u r office w h o w a s willing BlWOIHSf WxcnwS. (.'/ w.. •' • ' td?3 ii !.j( e^l.C-c', tf.Tl/RIiic will 3*. ceiUiph cure a g r i c u l t u r a l a n d mechanical a n d volunteered f q d o m o r e HA ItNES", Ay Vi/U AS ;o«i • OSA^O^O FRAME p r o d u c t i o n s ; p r o v i d i n g such t h a n was assigned him. I on hand, which will o* sf>Tu on KCA'i.wijb.., r.- :. r,C CUSHION and RNsiUrjiATIO 1 not s t r i n g e n t s y s t e m of proced­ predict a successful c a r e e r for reasona'We"ttffW! . ff *' nf'. a-.(i«d if you jvra (UMaUif)c<l 8F.fr, t x i li rt'lth 151® *cj'al(l— )itfr;-ren0c'i*I ure in t r i a l s a s s h a l l secure t h a t boy a s « business m a n . ' g('t SuotiK'.jl BC.A yill •!)" . 'i.fOeor;;h, \t« take -jdeflifufe in gefrirr£ Fny ham bank, a^lV^atloini ^actiaC^fTinuUk WARRANTY WITII EVERY WHEEL p r o m p t conv iction a n d impo­ Business men, h o a d s of f^ing for you in our litre. W^ lmy SEND YOUR ADDRESS FOR CATdLOGDJ s i n g such penalties a s shall firms, know c a p a c i t y when dir^it frqm inunufac5\nvi>; gs.i SAVANNAH, FEA. secure m o s t perfect compli­ t h e y sec i t , a n d t h e y m a k e a ARIEL OYOLE MF8, OG., 00 .^"' can, therefore, give you very a n c e with t h e law. n o t e of i t . Willingness t o d o close prices. 5 : T h a t we d e m a n d the mi m o r e t h a n t h e assigned taskWe have a fuf! lipo of new liar limited c o i n a g e of silver. is o n e of t h e chief s t e p p i n g t). T h a t we d e m a n d t h e p a s s t o n e s t o commercial success, news—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ s a g e of laws p r o h i b i t i n g t h e — Youths' Companion. erything in the harness line. Can alien o w n e r s h i p oi' l a n d , a n d beat the world oil prices. t h a t Congress t a k e e a r 1 y A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. ®®r We will take in exchange, W INSTON , N. C.. Oct. 18.— horses, mules, and also good beet .steps t o devise s o m e pi in t o o b i a i n all la nils now owned A s a d a n d h o r r i b l e eeidcnf cattle. Give us a call. by alien a n d foreign syndi­ occurred S u n d a y night, a t liLNKEL, CRAIG <% ( (). Helton5 N. C. c a t e s ; a n d t h a t all l a n d s now M t . Nebo, Y a d k i n c o u n t y . A held b.v r a i l r o a d s a n d o t h e r y o u n g m a n n a m e d S h u g a r t c o r p o r a t ions, in excess ofsuch called t o see his s w e e t h e a r t , UNITERSI1Y OF NORTH CAROLINA.. ENDORSED BY a s is a c t u a l l y used a n d need­ a Miss R a r d u e . S h o r t l y af­ I n s t r u c t ion is offered in four PROF A. L. METZ, P. H.G, ed b y t h e m , be reclaimed by t e r calling Miss R a r d u e escor g e n e r a l c o u r s e s of s t u d y , six brief courses, a l a r g e n u m b e r of medical Department Tnlano University t h e g o v e r n m e n t a n d held f o r ted her s w e e t h e a r t i n t o t h e who, after a earefnl of special courses, a n d in law of Louisiana, a pure Cream Tartaranalysis, prononuoes it Poivder, actual settlers only. p a r l o r . I n a few m i n u t e s he medicine a n (I engineering. witioh he cheerfully recommends to the public. 7. Believing in t h e doc­ pulled a pistol from his pock­ T h e F a c u l t y includes twenty t r i n e of " e q u a l r i g h t s t o all e t , a n d a f t e r r e m o v i n g t h e t e a c h e r s . S c h o l a r s h i p s a n d "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" Caventf, suiTriuJtgTar^t cMxlned, »nd all PaV e ,t IruiiBftsa eondBctad for (tpdo/ata Fses. a n d special privileges t o none, c a r t r i d g e s commenced s n a p ­ l o a n f u n d s a r e a v a i l a b l e for 7URE, W HOLESOME AND P OWERFUL. TLIA S«S8R-±.. 0*^ C^ca Ic O-tcrfn U. it. S^tuisi -JV.ce. and vro can surura pitetit is 1»«* time tkuua ta jsc ^ You Want tt. Ask Grocer For It. ri: iota from Wasim-gii/a. we d e m a n d t h a t t a x a t i o n , ping i t a t t h e y o u n g 1 a d y • needy y o u n g men of talent Send model, drR« : 15 or photo., veHb de»crlpa n d c h a r a c t e r . T h e next ses­ d..u. Y,>. ad/no, if j . tev.Ub'e or »of, of N a t i o n a l a n d S t a t e , s h a l l n o t S h e presently t o o k t h e pis­ charge. Ocr foe not due till patent U secarcd. . ""T.;"""s i o n begins S e p t , 1 . F o r c a t A i- mohlt't. "How to Ohtair Pat«»ta," with heused t o build u p ot.e inter­ tol fro m him a n d b e g a n s n a p u l o g n e with full i n f o r m a t i o n Dflmoe of actual clients InyotirSLato, cennty, or ' T I TQOCI V V0T TCC 3TO tovi n, sent frtia. Addrc**, r*>ft nvsij "ipih? e s t o r c l a s s a t t h e expense of p i n g i t a t hi in. While t h u s a d d r e s s P r e s i d e n t Winston 1! -u } - f vjudr-d'? sQjcnQ liKtiRtc-Laa, ar.-i Stoma.' 'flcrn, n,.o C.A.SMOW-StCQ. a n o t h e r . We believe t h a t t h e a m u s i n g themselves a noise, Chapel Hill, N. R. t BllOWS' . IHcrv !i IT rMU s. ^ n a x i i a HO A i s . k u o t f t f Opposite Patent O'fica, Washinotan. D. 0, All dealer, keep it, $1 per bottle, Oonclne ba m o n e y of t h e c o u n t r y should w a s h e a r d o n t h e o u t s i d e of 1 '•rade mark aud eroijiscd red lii.es on n.ltu us CACTERINE « ciijplf Co., CATARRH ; : » '• v • b YOU /AiT ONE \ J • ' 4 v ROOFING. CURE IMH r m s s s . jimm. 6 ' J. T. 8fiUPlHlll£"& BHD. PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER GULF MFG CO., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_1027_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: October 27, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-10-27 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/3d00192485ec5ca301633ffb19e9330a.pdf 23f2818f34972f39aae24d921e0c5ae1 PDF Text Text VOL 5 BOONE, » WATAUGA N. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 3 , 181)2, NO. 10. LETTER. York if it can possibly be Extracts iroife A Spec: h Delivered by temples of Liberty, Concord, with impunity, dress up and S. M, Dugj?er on (Jove Creek. done. His whereabouts for From our Regular Correspondent Happiness and Mercy, unti go a courting. I long to see this and next week will show W. B. C0UNC1LL, J FT. Mr. Rtiggei said: "I have the fall of the Western Em­ ch'jm coming. (Laughter.! If There isa hitch, in fact two whether this hitch has been now shown that the part of pire, when its meinbersspreat a pretty girl, a sweet giil, ATTORNEY AT LAY. hitches in the republican pro overcome or not. Free Masonry which origina­ over all Europe. Borne of with dimpled cheeks and ro­ Boone, N. C. Democratic confidence i n ted in Egypt was t< a usm it- them settled in Britain where gramme. I t was expected sy lips and pearly teeth and that Senator Quay would the election of Cleveland and ted to Greece, where it was a tangible history of the oi- flashing eyes and a voice like W. B. COUNC1LL, M. I). have been in Now York a Stevenson and a democratic patronized, respected and im­ dpr was kept until 1.717 when Watauga's murmuring tide Boone, N. C. week ago, to remain until the Congress increases every day proved by the great thinkers Resident Physician. Ofiice campaign ended, for the pur­ just as republican fear of de­ of the age. From thence, it the brotherhood ceased to were to come to me and say: exist as a band of workmen "I love .yon and if yon dd not on King Street north of Post pose of aiding Mr. Carter in feat increases. For nearly a was ingrafted upon the gido- and resolved itself into a so­ agree to be mine I will be Office. the work which Mr. Harris­ week a local sporting man riian builders who carried it ciety to promote the happi­ miserable," I would be so on has been necessarily com­ has advertised the fact that into Judea, where it construc­ ness of mankind. From then moved by sympathy that I E. F. LOV1LL pelled to give up. But Quay he has deposited $10,000 ted King Solomon's temple. until now Free Masonry has would immediately give my ATTORNEY AT LAW, did not go to New York, and with a well known banking This imposing edifice was es­ been a beautiful system of consent; and if you don't le.Boone N. C. just aw Mr. Ha rrison's friends house with the instruction to tablished B. C. 1,012 on Mt. morality veiled in allegory lLveit just try me. (Loud u were wondering what his al­ wager the whole or any part Moriali, the most 'elevated and illustrated by symbols. laugher") DR. L. C. REEVES. leged illness meant, he turn­ of it on the election of Cleve­ point in Jerusalem. Thetim Symbol is synonymous with PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ed up in Washington to tell land and that he was prepar hers were hewn from the ce­ emblem, and every lady who Office at Residence. them that he would not go ed to duplicate theahiOiintas dars of Lebanon, framed in has ever pi ticked a blossom The Old Snake hat- Shed His Skin. Boone, N. 0. to New York unless he w a s soon as this deposit was cov the mountains and furnished knows what emblem means. The very thin disguise is given certain assurances by ered. Up to Hi is writing not by King Hiram of Tyre, who When you make an offering thrown off at last and Loekword of mouth, in the pres­ a dollar has been put against was himself a Grand Master of flowers it is not for their ey and his black squad have L. D. LOWE, ence of at least two witness­ his money; tid republican has Mason, and the stones were intrinsic worth, but because locked arms with radical an­ es, from Mr. Harrison. He sufficient courage to back His shaped in the quarries, so they tell the receiver in sym­ nex— Weayer gang—and to­ was told that it would be im­ opinion with his money. that the Tern hie was h u i 1 t b o l i c l a n g u a g e , t h a t i n t h e gether they will try to defeat -ANDpossible for Mr. Harrison to The loss of the control of wi thout the (sound of a tool flower-beds dl nobler hearts the democrats. We like to NOTARY PUBLIC, meet him owing to thecondi- the Senate is just beginning except such as were used to than mine the roses of love see the snake sloughing h i s tion of Mrs. Harrison. He to beaiilly realized by the re­ fit the prepared joints togetli are blooming. With us, the skin. No one of ordinary BANNER'S ELK, N. C. still insisted, and said that publicans. The latest demo­ er; an I when it was comple­ trowel is a symbol of affec­ sense ever believed thatrepub he would go back home to re cratic figures make the Sen­ ted it looked not like t h e tion. It is used by operat­ icans in the South had any main until after the election ate stand offer March 4 '93, works nf man, but like a jew­ ive masons to spread the ce­ Manciples except to get and if these promises were n o t democrats 43; republicans, el that had fallen from itsset ment that unites a building "lold office. That constitutes DENTIST, made. The meeting was then 40; people's party, 2. leaving ting upon the right hand of into one common mass, but their chief aim in life. When a LK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. arranged and Mr. Quay had the legislatures of Minneso­ the Deity. It was supported we use it for the more noble N^o r t h Carolina scallawag Offers his professional services a few minutes conversation: ta, Nebraska, and Kansas, by 1,403 columns 2,900 pilin­ to .the people ot Mitchell, purpose of spreading the ce­ can just sVviug hold of a well l\ ii j««ri « 11 > 1 n ,1 i mill DC /»f~\ lilt Watauga and adjoining coun­ with Mr. H arrison in the pros which are at I'^Sent control ters, ail hewn from the finest ment ol brotherly love; that yielding government teatties. Bir A o bad wateinl used esee of three other genii, ed by the'people's party, in Parean marble. Cement which unites us into six or eight dollars a dayand all workguhravteedr^k men. Whether Mr. Harrison j doubt, If the people's party In building it there were" one sacred band of friends lie feels so good and so big May 1 1 y. made the promises demand- j can retain control .of these employed three Grand Mas­ and brothers nrtidng whom that he is ready to rub his ed of him cannot be stated legislatures, or bf any one of ters, three thousand three no contention should ever ex paunch and exclaim in the ecwith any degree of certainty them, i he number of people's hundred overseers, or mas­ 4 isi, but only that noble emu- stacy of his little soul—' Who at this time; hut if Quay party Senators v.ill be in­ ters of the work, eighty thou­ a tion of who can best work is President of the republican ATTORNEY Al LAW, t u r n s u p i n N e w Y o r k t h i s creased; but even granting, sand Fe!lo\y Crafts or hew­ and best agree. In our books party, is it General Benjamin MARION, N. C week, as I believe he will, it what few believe to be possi­ ers (>ij the mountain and in i you will find the picture of a Ha rrison late of the Northern may be set down as certain ble; that the republicans wiP S h e quarry, and seventy -(o)beehive. It is an emblem of army of invasion, or is it I?" Will practice in the courts of t h a t h e d i d . S o m u c h f o r elect a majority of the leg is thousand Filtered Apprent i­ industry.and recommends the The old radical party has at lata res in those three states ces. t hese wer e c1assed and Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ hitch number one. practice of that virtue to all 1ast performed jtifii skillful act ell and all other counties in the The other hitch concerned and get the Senators, that arranged !>,> the wisdom of created beings. It is a sign of skinning itself, and now it western district..VSTSpecial atten Mr. Blaine. The men w h o would only give them atota King Solomon that neither to the ladies that masons are is joined to the Weaver gang tion given to the collection of have for three years devoted of 43, against the samenurn claims. envy, discord nor confusion in ore like honey than any of incapables, "trash and no­ their time and study to belit­ her of democrats, so that in was suffered to disturb the other class of men. (Laugh­ bodies," and is ready for any tling everything done by Mr, any event the republicans are peace and good fellowship ter). I have.been asked by thing just so it can defeat the NOTICE. Blaine and to showing that doomed to loose control of which then prevailed. This ladies, why . they were not ad­ democrats. It is astonishing Hotel Property lor Sale. he was merely an humble in­ t h e S e n a t e , u n l e s s t h e y c a n was not a laborer's union. mitted c.) the sublime degree how sea 11a wags and follow­ On account of failing health strument in the hands of the ciipturb the legislatures o f There was no war and blood­ of a Master Mason. T w i 1-1 ers of that hoary old rascal of myself and wife, T offer for sale my hotel property in the tow n of master statesman, Benjamin some of some of the states shed as there recently was tell you. When God placed Weaver lirit.iL decent vvliife Boone, North Carolina, and will Harrison, suddenly woke up now regarded as certainly sell low for cash and make terms i he other day to the necessity democratic. This is veryim between the servant and his that young couple in the Gar Folks. lord at Carnegie's Works in den of Eden He intended that We hear that Lockey'isma o suit the buyer, and will take f real or personal property in ex- o obtaining the help of Mr. portant, as it makes possi­ Pennsylvania, or between tin E ve a n d her d augh ters sho u 1 d king very ultra speeches aBlaine iu thecampaign. Then ble, after the election ol'CIeve fchange. Apply soon. W. L. BRYAN. a scheme was hatched up to land Mud Stevenson, animme switch men and rail-road of­ have an easy time, for there gainst the demoer cy. Wo ficials in New York, or be­ was no patching to be done heai also that Perfiell inadt? get Mr. Blaine to seem to diate revision of the tariff, as tween the miners and buyers and wash day never came. one of the extremest, savagtake an active part in the on that question the people's Notice. o f c o n v i c t l a b o r a t C o a l Adam never stepped on tiie est speeches here in dehuneia, For sale. 900 acres of land, campaign, Whitelaw Reid, party Senators will vote with Creek, Tenn., but all went on skirt of lis ladle's dress and tion of the democrats and in on Rich Mountain, Watauga Bat Egao and other person­ the democrats, and there is almost with that symmetry, tore it off at the waist, But words so vulgar that we can Bounty, on which is asbestos, al friends of Mr. Blaine being l i t t l e o r n o d o u b t t h a t t h e perfection and beaijty with Eve did not appreciate the not put them fn these col­ and fine land for sheep ranch. utilized to persuade him into next House will he democrat­ which the Supreme Architect situation -she allowed her­ umns. Whenever white men Sales private. L. T). Lowe & it. The first part of t h e ic by a good working major­ hurls the glittering orbs on self to be deceived and from desert their race for the lust T. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. scheme* is now political histo­ i t y . their harmonious r o u n d s that day to this the whole of office they are prone to ex Banner Elk, Nov. IT '90.. ry; Mr. Blaine was gotten to through the boundless realms woj'ld (myself excepted) have treme bitterness, and savage V\ hitelaw Raid's house and of space. King Solomon him­ not put confidence enough in r.y in speech. They feel the there made a short impromp Landmark:—The young repub­ NOTICE. self was I he Grand Master of woman to trust her with the degradation no doubt, A n d Parties putting papers in tu speech, from carefully pre­ lican elector, E. Spencer Black­ my hand for execution will p a r e d t y p e - w r i t t e n c o p y . burn, seems to be trying how low, this glorious order to which secrets of a Master Mason. try to find consolation—a please advance the fees with Having succeeded so well the from the reports of his speeches we trace our less ancient and It is wrong. Ladies, I am sort of salvo, in fiery denucithe papers and they will re- schemers then decided t h at printed in the State press he can more definite origin, it is yourhiend and I believe that ations and degrading com­ get. He makes the wildest kind by their example as well as you are entitled to every parisons. Men with white cei ve prom pt a tt.cn tion, other wise they will he returned Mr. Blaine must be kept in of assertions and his speeches that of our more Ancient right that man is except one, skins who try to evoke loud not executedAor the want of New York for the remainder consist mainly of abuse and mis­ brethren that we wear the and that is to vote the third bellowing* from the great fees. D. F. BAIRP SHFF. of the campaign, in order representations. The Landmark ambskin or white a p r o n party ticket. (Laughter) You gang of three or four thous­ that the impression mightgo hopes Mr. Blackburn will keep it which is an eirfblem of inno­ are entitled to one right that and negroes by foifl-irkfuthed out that he was aiding t h e u,». He is making democratic cence and the badge of a ma­ man is not, and that is the abuse of the White party republican national commit­ votes every day. son. It is more ancient than right of protection; for ''You show that they are in their DENTIST tee by his advice. There is proper element with the very OF RUTHERFORD COLLEGE, N. C„ where hitch number twocatrie Asheville Citizen:—Mrs. Lease 1 he Golden Fleece or Roman were made of a rib from Ad­ a u d i e n c e a d a p t e d t o t h e i r Is now located at Sheriff in. Mr. Blaine's Washing­ says that the story that she had l.agle, and more honorable am's side, not out of his head peculiar style ot oratory. But Baird'son Watauga River, ton residence is all ready for come out for Harrison is not cor­ than the Star and Garter or to overtop him, nor out of the old radical snake bats shed near Valle Crucis. Having rect, "1 would consider it a pub­ any other order that can be his feet to be trampled upon ii is hide.—Messenger. had (It) fourteen years ex- the occupancy of himself and lic calamity, she writes, "for ei­ conferred by king, prince, po­ by him, but out of his side to pfrience as a dentist, and us­ family, and his original in ten ther Harrison or Cleveland to be Alleghany Star:—Dr. J. 0. ing nothing but the REST ma­ tion was to have returned elected," We hate to suggest it, tentate orgmy other man ex­ be equal with him, under his cept he be a mason. In the arm to be protected, and \\ ilcox, the republican candi­ t e r i a l , c o m b i n e d w i t h G O O D to it the middle of last week, WORK , offers his professional but he has been persuaded but Mrs. Lease has been so'man­ time of Numa Pompiljoils, near his heart to be belov­ date for Congress in the 8f.li nish' it is not altogether inappro services to thecitizens of Wa­ under one or another pretext priate to mention that; as Wea­ King of Rome, a branch of ed." You are now oursocial district, ieerrfs to be the dir­ tauga,county as a F I R S T to remain in New York. He ver can't possibly he elected, the order of Hiram appeared equals and I long to see the tiest mud-Klitiger in the Sta te. V LASS Dentist. in Italy and formed a college day when by your own ef­ ri?*Prices reasonable and has advised his friends in Mrs. Leake can climb a tree till of construction. Here the so forts and the helping hands He spoke at Mt. ITolly, Gas­ ton -ounty, last. Saturday satisfaction FULLY guaran- Washington that he will be after November the 8. ciety remained inuninterrUp* of your stronger partners, night, and a cortWpVVn'deffft tped'^sSfik here early this week, but Mr. te d succession constructing you may bo our equals in ot the Charlotte Observer dpu 1 20. 3 mo. Harrison s iriends are deter­ Out.do da r pays for the shell buildings as the beanti- other res pec t s. I w ant CO See says decent republicans wertt mined to keep him in N e w Democrat one year. f n ! R o n r s m r F a r t r m r a r r e t t h e the time when the ladies can, Gisgusted with him." PROFESSIONAL. Attorney at Law J. W1IJHR, I E Dr. ID. JENNINGS. WASHINGTON COUNTY, �SMMmSMfcaumoim.r a 1 kept ili- mudi is possible remedy must como slowly, CAXPAIGX HALOES. ^iiiiiiiliiiifiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii|}|iiiiiii!ililiiii,iiiiiiiij'iiu,iiiiil{|iu A COMPLETE NEWS]'A 1 ill the hands of 'lie people, Fordhe patrnnt is nick a n il Gold-plate and finch finished, OVERMAN'S PER with A iJEMOCKATicfatiHly newspaper and hence wedemnnd rtiatul!| cannot get well in e . day."— •date correct pict ures of \the cn-mii The Prideofthe Noith Car > , for i'resident nnil lee-Presi tleYoted to the interest of Coun­ revenue, Notional, State or Me&sengei. iia Press." 1 I dent of nil parties, ah armament IS THE ty, State ano Nation. Published county, shall fie limited to as well showing vburfavoriteenn |"BREATH OF LIFE-"! Do you want to Ad in building iv vy Thursday at Boone, VVa- the necessary expenses of the XS iT TRUE * delate Sample* 10 els; ii to; 25 -augu County. N. C. cents post paid. Liberal discount h /f '.s government, economically OuTSig # h *l up a paper that shall reflect the I I' / " .f ?• 'Srtwr 0UL8.water;i without - greatest credit on North Paroli- m I 1 '"y-A—water without2 amentof air and rs One of the molesters at the o the trade. Address M. F. John- :! and honestly administered. &E PLATFORM 'it there can bo no S ua, no matter where it uiiiy be 8. That Congress issue a hanging- Thursday mention­ on. Fin ley, Va., sole agent for MOUTH life. bPECXPIO — seen? Then patronize Pi&CE. OXVGEN is aS Adopted bj the St; t<* Coi vtntion sufficient amount of fraction­ ed a curious circumstance lie tSt ufihern St ates. special medicat- a I i ilmington Mes sengev ' SPrritriC Ln e«0xys*ntreat-a i heLAIICE EIGHT-JCAUK I'APEK May lSlfc, 1802. al pa per currency to facilitate which he said he had often t A •Lo:<vo fi jJP| r»x"ss:i «h) yoti want a reliable paper, the exchange through theme CLOSING throa t and lunge ~ heard of but could not vouch '1 ho inhalations s Resolved 1. That the dem (hum of the U. S. mail. 1W•(egpONSoM-PTIOrlM contain Oermi- s giving-you all the news of th" cidesand lliein- 2 \vorld—a Democratic newspaper :• oerney of North Carolina Ve- 9. That the General As­ for.He said lie had been told feotants,the ad- 5 in — = • ^RONSKITIS > ^ v,—— bests teat equals the best-has the lJ AY \-£T\f5'F dition toepeoiiio. = Riirra the principles of the sembly pass such laws as will that when a man was hanged known "" the remedy l-y inhalation rirht to 2 largest circulation, and .has for for theto dia- •» ( mocratic partj , both State make the public school sys­ it made no difference in what /; 01. •'if ' ,-t Scpftvita specifics used it aCatarrh and § fw ••lily-one years Ix.-en i jiait of t'^dis.v.uc, making in POSITIVE u tem more effective that the position he stood when the and National, and particu­ blessings of education may -V ?; aid factoiiri Ihegi owth and dev. North X d. J' ' . cr. an • u • a patent medicine. Phyiioiana 2 velopmenf of the Old • c JJct :r practice. larly favor the freecoinageof be extended to all the people trap was sprung-, he was sure ; C::LY«mP IN USE.! •State? Then sul sei be for f e alike. to lie found with his lace to­ silver and an increase ot the of the St a U-t, %,'Okllurlea: vSK«l*tQ TH WIlMIlhG'TCJI > M- , 2 urrencv and a repeal of the Mr. McDonald, of Cabarrus wards the east when the body < P'LdpW.AlJiuiuf >'a.Oiuftha, Neb. Fm s i:y I'aihBnf, Atlunta, Oa, K a* Fa rnyiMig-n Rarteg; LouikvpU, Ky. internal revenue Rvstwu. And moved that tlie platform he ceased to move. ••-if » y.mof,.!.. (.Ala) addreaeedoftoour 2 i no Daily Messonger," by - by return mail a oopy usS we denounce the McKinley adopted by acclamation. The The attention of ex-sheriff ••.Inniil, 4 months oa trial, fur . . 1 ' following- UllJt'llUIJlt was ofnJIUiWIIJft amendment . i' > 1--•..'r.-gthD traatuient in full. Sends v • i rl*. "• R OOM , who has been present tariff bill as unjust to the con- fered and accepted: :*«hoaltbj h, - ; C'tygen Co., "fgffi"-! sinners of the country, and Resolved, Thatwefavoi at so many executions, was • < • i.i.t.i.: i;t :i2:i;::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiS Tho weakly 'Transcript Mes1 Tiding to the formation ofjgraduated tax on income .sengpr/' (the largest and called to the matter, but he best paper in the State) 9 trusts, combines and monop said he hail never paid any months on trial for $1.00 Sldt'K- GoUl on the Situation. oli'-s which have oppressed attention and could not re­ basli in advance. Jfotii the p ople; and especially do member. AUTION papers are large Eight-Fage Elder P. D. Gold, the able 7 iv-.- denounce the unnecessary siioets. Bend Postal Curd SlaehlneShop, editor of the Z.on v Land- The first person the writer ami burdensome increase in *'• ,-0, n< •) uny and aiifi theaddress oi live persaw hanged was /Bill p \rker • ;a ud. 2 ? br> tiso bci»t Tms and receive sample 'eopthe tax on cotton ties and on murk, the organ oi the Priin­ a white man, who was expe­ invented. ' : "S OL Til 15 LHSKNGEK. > ''S ohon. fill, so largely used by the i Baptists, published at dited out of this world by ex NATURE'S // >et. 1st. 1888. tf. poorer portion of the people. I ^ ilson, gives his readers the SheriffBtafford about t wenty • • Supply Co., CURE FOR it. rs-'Tton. We likewise denounce the in j benefit of his views upon the 0 so .years ago. He "kicked TAKE THE iq nitons Force hill, which is. very curious, anomalous pohard at his fate, stooping to CATARRH 11 Hba " <lon yl hy the | k iti< .ai condition in Nortl.Car ;v;„.bli,-an party, but is be- L, ina novv B M w 0 o | d i s a shorten the fall, and in man•f :e. W 1 I -GOING og urged as a measure to be k a l n a n of , l a s i c 0 , lu(:ati()1) , y ways trying to keep his neck Irom being broken,that 2 «•-' RS'lw : ,v .I'vj<•: . s «.-• • -is,! • • • EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. ' r f°°" a8 „ tlle - v re - an author as well as un edit­ H i l l j ; } . T This new treatment for Catarrh and ion controlof the House of or> Bn( , t i n f l a w | c e a . everybody who witnessed it disoases of the respiratory organs is one of the most Important discoveries Itepresentatives, Hie purpose iuo n g his people. We have became so excited litt le no­ WMAlt £D iC-vv..v. vi. Einifrpants ffoirtg to nnv of the in medical science and possesses the 1 i'j* >'J,' .i following advantages i end effect of win,* measure know „ h1lB W)t| , f()r s Q „ tice was taken of his position 5 \Vestei-u States or Territories l« The patient can cure himself at a small expense •vill save time and money going arid without outsldo assistance. i- • y y will f.e to establish second twenty-seven years and es- but it is our recollection that "• ; -• Z, No change of diet or pursuit of life Is necessary • in. ! hicago and Alton route, during treatment. F"''" <)' %•v&iT,'v- *«^ r - . 'X I: • rf- 'V ®''a P R ,o., of reeonKtru.-t.ou I U teem him for his many fine he faced the east when death t is the quickest route to 3, The remedies are no discomfort. •m •• <••» ' XT • - «* v • patient and entail In no wise offensive to the J x< ri I .southern Mates, to sub- (l . ait& What be says of the released him. ». ' . 4. The remody reaches the seat of the trouble K A N S A S C I T Y , D E N V E R , directly. • 1c n - rt the liberties of our peo- politi. ,,1 situation cannot fail Chas.Rlaekmen, who was ex­ 6. The remedies and means of appliance can be J 1 J I ( . carried In the pockot without Inoonvenienoe. S;f" a •"") inflame a new race t o influence many of his poo- ecuted here some time ago' FltEE Tli TUTJ/K.YT ot any drug ttort* A.nd all points in Idaho, Wash #, CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. antagonism .u.d sectional an ple wllo h n v e b m stood looking directly south ington, Oregon, Lii.ii CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. . kg f v ? (] and (Jaliforrmi. ! '.OB!tlCS. —• , .T when the trap fell. When he Caoterlne Mediclna Co., Waco, Texas, with than* enemy—the radiFinest and liest \ '4. i t ./* t . ;v • hat we demand finan- c u | Weaver party. Here are ceased to move his face was • • m-kt Ihsnd iu the West. _ •inl reform, an. the enact- BOIne t i a w l y , 10 ' tlest ju , , towards the east. The two Or.ly line running Solid Vesti men just hanged were facing nent of laws that will re- rant views bud trains between St. Loui«J aarl Kansas (h'ty. west but turned half around BllHKI»Mi|ISW)llly»RK;ii»j-,p:;.r-y tiiMLiiMtiKflllltmtKru no re, the burdens of the • government iM an agent T? a ,. . . peo-1 uiut-iit is jiu Mj^eui IMiiiing Chair ears and Tour I • relative to theexistmgag ,,r should bo, for the people, and were found with their fac­ S HiM .s«! ••..'y.Tj., iat SJe.'pens free of extra ciiarge. es due east.- Ex. 2 I.SS A .Al-il-.-vr,J..• t. jyinft IImKo r.! i >IV8S1 . 0n ' '.'"(nnd its officers should be pub I will mtNd parties at. any rail­ dtfs Weather Boarding. We don't know if there is » llMaulIb^YV:: road station with through tutkef.-l ft II ».d am ple justice to the!| ic servants held accountable - o CcsSkig8„ 3 i-'rvR n t'**I- jii .i.lju.,* aifd baggage checks. ^9 farmers and laborers ol our u, t |,e people, Hence the really anything in it but it ~ HUE J- .VVILUHRU 'JFK^R-R. •. 2 gcjTugated Sheeting, f' 'ICMf For full ihforination,niaps iwu }•"* Good S«llun Find furnishes food for thought 3 U(>tl % larger Rante 01 v. jurrsU vVurfc 3 « . . . people should tie the masters descriptive pamphlets of t p; j Roofing Paints, 2 tltAD "r-Ho-TeiMifcir*, 111 Slie World. 3 A est write t o or call on 1 Imt we demand theab „ad the officiulstheservants to the superstitious. r>i K2L iron Roofing, 2 Exa»ii2e THE RDYAL Tor points of 3 olit'on of national 1. a a k s. u nt if wp 8U1 . rell()pr hM t() t h o B. A. NEWLAND, exc*;!cnea, ry.i -<ea ivill 2w» T' ssghe, Gutters and Spouting, bra volirtg Passenger jA t b:iy m> cth^r. and the substitution of legal government these officers will Fd Palton Ave., AshevilleJ.N - no of Sheet Metal for Dullding tender Treasury notes in lieu I become the masters and we ! '' r "_£TE AND READY \ J RGYAE S. K. 00i, rk&foii ri I J. CuaiMjTON, G. P. A ' O .•<, "C.Y WHKN SHIEETD.) • national bank notes, issu w j)j be the servants S!!iltlllllllII(ICIll!l|i|||l|i|i|i(||ikiitiiiiiii)j|||||||||||||j|,mill Chicago, 111. m sufficient volume to do "What would you chink of WANT We wish to call attention to our -AN— the business of the country borrowing money from vout lino of second-hand m a cash systeur, regulating agent? What would you ;( Euggies, Carts, v/agona, I AEieo FJ the amount needed on a per- think of surrea.leringall'voui 'szzzxwtm&mLzma Hacks, Harness Etc, capita basis «s the business property to your avent" workman to ' v< •' -'t'Ll! our cuatcrlali merests of the country e.y- '• You would becomea.-luve They are almost good as.new, Rec'EIFT OF ©Ck CE22TS5 -vx*e 8cltoit«d : .y.yy ATICL y pand and that all money is- All powers not necessry fo. and persons wishing tp buy l oi WE IV!LL MAIL A OCX CF A, Cincinnati, Ohio. sued by theg-jyernmentsliall administering the govern­ secure bargains by c tiling on ns. P :i --5- 13HED i072. We have a big lot of NE«V or legal tender inpayment of ment should remain with the rL um. ?«] 3c,sisr AWi9 riiG Oil debts, both public and pri people, and ail reserve tights BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS-, S bi a S oi 2. 2 a *1 Usa 0 HARNESS Ac r ' ! ' P '™ , should remain with the peo1 THZ OKLT INFALLIBLE CU.TE FOR on hand, which will be sold o* (7tm Queen ci Fakf&a ] ;• I m. we demand that pie, and only enough power P ingress shall passsnch laws enable the government to reasonable terms. If we have not Groaad lici, llcilnf Pi!:!!, Ksi FDR LADIES. ^ot what .you want, we will : - K mil effertmilly prevent execute the trusts commit- t a k e p l e a s u r e i l l g e t t i n g a n y 3TPUCTLY Wora and all IlcMng Siia Diseases. HIGHEST the dealing in futu.es of all ted to It,«houl.l bedelega ted thing for you in our line. We buy Ij jCM havflTFTTER, it miittrs not how lonjj It Ijm CRADBt nuiifultural and mpclmnical Die Primitive Baptists are direct from manufacturers and existed, 7£T:'£{iilN£ will as csrisir.ly curs yci: ns you use It. productions; providing such m t apt to wander off after can, therefore, give you very • w "ingent H.ystpm of pi-ocud«. £ 1 HarraLsa, Talnlssa anfi Fragrant new political gods of a n y close prices. CV3HIOH AND P N K U M A Y E A rV Stfaadad If you aaf (Ueaatiafled! iro in trials as slmll ser-ure kind, whether made of tin, ^ liAtiSrof th# a of AMTlvrt .Ohat^ 4i We have a full line of new liar a- rutLf"vitr, tR >™ rmjItj-IleforenoM-" rn prompt (onviction and impo­ brass, gold or greenbacks. lifAiu Jihvl lihtimiKi .TaViLUiLfii sing such penalties as shall I hey are true to principles ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ W ARRANTY W ITH E VERY W HEEL SHUP1 Rlksi iSi kij secure most perfect compli­ as they understand them. El­ erything in the harness line. Can S«»B Y0U3 ADDRESS FOR CKTAL02UE SAVANNAH, 0,2. beat the world on prices. ance with the law. der Gold has written patriot­ COS HER. •| !F*D, o 1 hat nc demand thenn ically and wisely. His opin­ 8aP We will take in exchange, •' i coinage of silver, ions are clearly, calm'y stat­ horses, mules, and also good beef f . " ct we demand the pas ed and will appeal to men of cattle. Give us a call. '-a;.:* «»' laws prohibiting the intelligence governed by rea­ 11ENKEL, CRAIG £ < (). Lenoir iN. C. •Lien ownership of land, and son. He says among otherthat < ongress take e n r 1 v things UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. Htf-ps to devise some pi tn to No .vonder the people nrf. (A tain all lands now owne-i in debt and dwtrwe. Thelove Instruction is offered in four eourei; of atud", 8 " £gf f., y »• iy alien and foreign syndi­ of money turned the atten­ brief courses, c large number cate s; and that, all lands now tion of farmers away from of special courses, and in law S-» f ;.i tc d bv railroads and other producing bread and meat medicine a n d engineering, S li <V "• ' corporations, in excess ofsuch just after the war when cot­ The Faculty includes twenty ^r • URE REAM ARTAR OWDER ,3 e e s' • actually used and need­ ton was high. V\ e have not. teachers. Bcholarsbipr and D "i 'rj -s g ?! •5 O £ • ENDORSED BY i* r« ^ At *« -r ed by t hem, he reclaimed by been afraid of making debts. loan funds are available for A' yG f•Ci % - •: ''i PROF A. L. METZ,P. H.O , needy young men of talent p ti governmeirt and held for Extravagance also followed, and character. The next ses­ of Medical Department Tulsns University •$ |% « of UonisianH, who, after a onveful nnnlysls, u tuaJ settlers onTv. and wretchedness stared us sion begins Sept, 1. For en t- pronounces It a pure Cream (tartar Powder, B;' which ulogue with full information, public. he cheerfully reoommends to the t. Rcieving in the doc- in the face, tune of "equal rights to all "What is the rrnedy? Is it address President Winsion, "T HE SOUTHERN F AVORITE" : •' lif-\ r:-'f Chapel Hill, N. (,'. ! ;• ;V.: TFSII'CEY. Ceiid Stiaep fcV Ilioitratrsl f r^» M » NRM spectai privileges to none, to listen to quack doctors C YOtttt. .vi4 ^Trade-Murks obcslusd, and all FUyvBz, W HOLESOME and P O W E R F U L . Ihfl Sebum acber Sjsin aslun C;., iebsS condaetafl for M»{!ar*t« Fit) QA we demand that taxation, who counsel an increase of '* Ask Grecer For It. d You Want It. and vi rsn **Waaklcgit-s.le Isiw tiaa '.iuui tWe iamr« pr.tent U.S.?*•«>.» c%t*, rewo'.* froia National and State,shailnot public debts by issuing' so Is better than the lying scale agent who tells . K f CiI or fh->to., d«»cilpULF FG O., NTG"G««". flcn. ad'iae, if patentable orw!tk *ceor»t. be used to build up ore inter- much more money, and Ter­ you as gospel truth that the chs.-ffe,YveC>nr U* not cl u« ill I nsfontsoL fr«« of !• f r ofacttttt! clkots jour StaU, eoafetv, ror class at the expense of; on.mend that the governpi ><t n vs f* Tf.-v.iA, ntiu«<<.ffiphlef, '*H./ n toinObtt'a P*t««ta," with Is not a book and price list, address B»iit Lee. Adclrais, C"'; • i, .-j-.i .ci. tai mother \\ e believe that the ment shall own evd-vthiim? For freestandard scale, and eqrial to any made BROtfK'S IRON BITTER3 BRftWa-i iao» err L'rt.s. Aioney of the country should v ^ LVTiimg . j uu.u j No ^ rtiat ^ n<) relne q y The. Jones of BiDghamtOD, Blngbamton, N.I. All den.1(jts keep if. Si per f•;.«?«. Ot^rlre ha i Cures Dyrypapsia , j n•in u -uiark and ciosfetti rtu iiiits on wici; c j Orposiie Fstent Offioa, VUaci^ngtM, 0. §. ' digestion & Debility. -taUfi'a iJem SPECIFIC OXYGEN! {?%• \ ' m CACTERINE M Olikaga and Alios R, fh West and Northwest. . 1 a ATTENTION, BUYERS!! CURE •AY 1 H mtM r** ffrfS S TITANIA DIAMOND FRAME " & zim. ARIEL CYCLE MF6. CO P A ROBBER OR THIEP G JOKES' $£0 5 TON WAGON SCALE C -T P . , M .C C.A.SNOW&CQ, — - ^ 1 �Tlie Watauga Democrat, He stands for the right; he stands between yon and the force hill. A mighty effort is D. ft. Doofhertj, Editor. U. C. Hirers, Publisher being made to carry this county for Wilcox. His friends Thursday Nov, 3rd, 181)2. would scruple at nothing to accomplish thedefeatof Bow NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. er. Let there he no swap­ ping, no trading in vot es hut For President: let every man on our ticket GROVER CLEVELAND, of New Yor k. have the fall strength of the party. Many men who have For Viee President; heretofore voted the republi­ A I) LAI E. STEVENSON, of Illinois. can ticket are with us now. Hunt them up, encourage STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. them, stand to them to the For Governor: last. Be at the polls at sun­ EL I AS CARR, rise, stay there until the sun of Edgecombe. sets, and let the democracy For Lieutenant Governor: of Watauga county show RUFUS A. DOUGIITON, themselves to he men, and ot Allenhanv. our glad shouts will rise up together on the evening of For Secretary of State: 0CTAV1US COKE, the 8th of November, Victo­ of VV a ke. ry is ours! For Auditor: |ROBERT M. FURMAN, of Buncombe. IN A circular issued from national republican head­ q u a r t e r sC h a i r m a n C a r t e r says that on an average a family of five persons pays annually $30 tariff tax, but he goes on to argue that this amount is required in advan­ ced wages to the laboring man and he can afford to pay it. Now this informa­ tion falls fiat on the ears of our republican friends when they have been told by their campaign orators that the consumer paid no tax on ac­ count of the tariff. Chair­ man Carter admits it. We ask our people whose wages has been raised by the tariff? —I WMWHWISli I— N m A Prize Picture Puzzle. EXPLANATION •—The following picture contains four faces, a man and bit three daughters Any one can find the man's face, hut it is not so easy to distinguish the faces of the three young ladies. The picture was published in a few newspapers some time ago, And attracted considerable attention to our standard remedies. We now offer a now prize competition in connection with it. As the sole object is to introduce our medicines into new homes, those who entered the former competition are requested not to compete in this one. As to the reliability of "The Ford Fill Co.," and the estimation in which their medicines are held in Toronto, Canada, where they are best known, patrons are referred to tbo daily newspapers, wholesale druggists and leading business houses generally of Toronto. BRYAN'S COLUMN —o— SAY! SENATOR Quay has frankly told the nationul committee that Harrison has no chance in New York, and to look else where for votes. WE ARE reliably informed BOWER VS. WILCOX. that Dr. J. 0. Wilcox, the re­ Bj Rolliug-buui. publican candidate for Con­ For Treasurer: It is said that Hercules, the DONALI) W. BAIN, gress, after boasting o v e r Grecian hero, was raised on of Wake. this district that he was not the entrails of lions and the For Supt. of Public Instruction: afraid of Hurt. Bower, Mat. marrow of hears, that h e Ransom or any other man in JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH, might have strength of body of Johnston. North Carolina on thestump, and greatness of soul. It refused a joint discussion For Attorney-General: seems that Dr. J. O. Wilcox with W. B. Councill, Jr., at FRANK I. OSBORNE, was fed on the spurs of of Mecklenburg. Cranberry on the night of the roosters and the marrow of For Judge oftheTwelfth District: 25th ult. He excused him­ monkeys, that he might wran self from dividingtime on the GEORGE A. SHUFORD, kle in the jibe of his own con­ ground that the people were ceit. Even in the absence of For Electors at Large: tired and would'not like t o CHARLES B. AYCOCK. ladies, his speeches make men hear two speeches, He, how­ ROBERT B. GLENN, ever, stated from the stand, blush. He refuses to divide For Elector, 8th Con. Dint. that if Will. Councill would time with a fellow-tra veller, JAMES R. LEWELLYN, meet him the next day at on the sublime road to polit­ of Surry. ical fame. What wonderful Montezuma, he would g i v e him a fair division of time, magnanimity in a candidate For Congress, 8 t h Dist: for Congress! or all r.he time he wanted. W ILLIAM H. B OWER, Hort. Bower has a ponder­ of Caldwell. At this juncture Mr. Councill ous body, surmounted by u arose in the audience and ac­ DEMOCRATIC GENERAL ASSEMBLY giant brain, and his speeches cepted the offer and c h a 1 TICKET. sound like the harmony of ulenge, and on the next d a y niversal law. He is fine ma­ For Senate; met Dr. Wilcox at Montezu­ WILLIAM C. FIELDS , of Alleterial for the presidential ma and asked that lie he giv­ gh«ny county. chair, and with Hie ordinary en the time promised, b u t progress of the human mind, For House of Represntatives was refused. Many of therehe will he able to occupy it EDWARD F. LOVILL. publicans were disgusted and with the greatest dignity. ashamed of their champion. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.^ Do not throw your ballots Ac Montezuma many repub­ into a stream, which,even at For Sheriff, D. F. BAIRD. licans refused to hear him For Reg. of Deeds C. J. COT. s p e a k o n t h e g r o u n d s t h a t its flood, would sink in the sands, hut cast them in the TRELL. Wilcox was not willing to pool of prospective greatness. Eor Treasurer, W. E.GREEN. For Surveyor, L. I). LOWE. have a fair discussion of the For Coroner ELBERT FAR. issues, and had hacked down A Universal Beautifier.--Harmfrom his offer to give a fair less and agreable, Ayer,s Hair THING. Vigor has division of time to Mr. Coun­ mong toilet taken high rank a articles. This prepar­ ation couwes thin, weak hair to BEFOREanotherissueof the cill. We are not surprised at his bec ome abundant, strong a n d DEMOCRAT is published the I'efusnl to divide time with healthy, and restores gray bangreat political battle will to its original color. have been fought and either Mr. Councill,as wenpprehtnd Erom Banner Elk, N. C. lost or won. A very grave that the Dr. knows the dan­ Editor Democrat: responsibility rests upon ev­ ger of a buzz saw when h e The worthy ladv of t li e ery true democrat in Watnu- runs his fingers over theedge White House, Mrs. Harrison, gu county. To carry it h.v a of it. The way he treated is no more, and of course,ev­ good majority for every man Mr. Councill is just the way ery man, woman and child of on the ticket, both national, he Ins treated his opponents. the Republic condoles with state and county, is the su­ Notwithstanding his boast­ the President. Truly his loss preme duty of the hour. Detn ing, everybody knows h i m is great, and our sympathy oorats of Watauga county, to be a political coward, runs out to hi:n in his sor­ we warn you to be up and at showing that his arguments row. But still, he is the cham­ work; leave nothing undone are a mess of misrepresenta­ pion of protection and t, h e that ought to he done; see tions and falsehoods. He'ned force bill, and we must down that every democrat goes to no idea of giving Will, with him. If this government ex­ the polls and deposits hishal his great reasoning powers, pects to remain a Republic, lots and put in every day and a chance at his miserable fall­ this champion of revolution­ every hour possible from now acies. ary measures must be defeat­ until the polls are closed on THE DEMOCRAT will not vis ed on the 8th of November. election day. Our candidates it you after this issue, until Human nature has always are making a noble and ear­ after the election, when we been the same, and if this is nest fight, but they cannot hope to rejoice with you in a not done, Ihaveinmy'inind's do it all. Much remains lor great democratic victory: We eye a man, who if opportuni­ the rank and file to perforin. have an abiding faith that ty offers, will not hesitate to Be vigilent, be watchful; look Cleveland, Carr. Bower and do for this Republic what out for lying reports on our Lov'll, with all the other can Cfesar did for Rome, Crom­ candidates on the eaveof the didates, will betrinmphantly well for England and No pole, election. Already we hear of elected. Your vote is needed on for France. The recon­ a lie being circulated, to the to help elect them, and we in­ struction era would he a fool effect that Capt. Lovill is go­ sist that you do not stay at to it. But speaking of 'cham­ ing to put the county under home on election day as iF pions', 18D2 has been a dis­ the fence law. This is a mis­ three tras nothing at stake, astrous year for them. After erable falsehood intended to for this is the most impor­ November 8th the whole injure him in his election. tant election that has ever thing ought to stand about Watch out for these false re­ come before the American like this: Ben. H., John L. ports. Marshal your forces people, and your vote may and NlaudS. have been knock and move upon the enemy decide the great issues now ed out by Grover Cleveland, in strength and power a n d before the people. The pros­ J i m G o r b e t t a n d N a n c y victory will be ours. By no pects are now bright in our Hanks. Let everybody rise means neglect our candidate county, 81ate and Nation for and sing: ' Four more years for Congress, \\. H. Bower. a great democratic victory. for Grover." P HANTOM. o Qw flBBmr-> Pill Co.," will give an elegant Shetland Ponl< CThe proprietors of "The Ford valued at $600, (deliveredfree palKif part of the United Su flFrlflKe and Harne88, in any to the .Aer7 person who can make out the three daughters faces. To the second will Ire given an elej Lady's Gold Watoh, set in sapphires and diamonds. To the third enuine Diamond Ear-rinRS. To the fourth will be given a hands the given_a handsome China Dinner [ervice. 10 the fifthwill be given a Kodak Camera. Tother/j sixth, a SwiSS MuSlO l°x. To the seventh, a French Mantel Clock- To the eighth, an elegant Banquet .amp. t o the ninth, a i>air of Crown Derby Vases. To the A __ tenth, a complete LflWO rder of merit, E ..... Tennis Set, and many other prizes in order of merit. livery competitor must cut "out the above ••Puaszle Picture," distinguish the three girls' laces by marking a cross with a lead pencil on each, . _ —' and enclose same with U. S. two-cent stamps for orie of the following "Prize Remedies:"— Ford g Prise Pills," "Ford's Prize Catarrh Remedy," or "Ford'a Prize n?J,,ure. Select any one of the above remedies you desire. Address "The Ford 1111 tJO.," Cor. Wellington « Bay Sts., Toronto, Canada. The person whose envelope is postmarked strut will be awarded the first prize, and the others in order of merit. As this adver­ tisement appears simultaneously throughout the United States, every one has an equal opportumty. To the person sending tne last correct answer will be given an elegant Upright Concert Dranil I iano, valued at W500.00. To the first person from the tost sending a correct answer will be given a gentleman's fine Gold "Snniloz" Watch, which strikes the hours and quarter hours on small cathedral gong at pleasure, and valued at WSOO.OO. To the second from the last, a first-class Kafcty Ilicycie, pneumatic tire. To the third from the last, p. first-class English ShotRun. To th t fourth from the last, a suite of Parlor Furniture. To the fifth from the last, a handsome Silver Tea Service. To the sixth from the last, an elegant Piano Lamp. To the sei'enth from the last, a handsome pair of Portieres. To the eighth from the last, a genuino English leather travelling Trunk. To the ninth from the last, two pieces of genuine French Statuary, and many other prizes in order of merit. ( Derby Vast 15 SPECIAL PRIZFS FOR EACH STATE. A special prize of a Silk Drcns Pattern (sixteen yards, any color), or a first-clatf S®wlnff Machine (any make desired) will be given to the first person in each State in the U. S. who can make out the three daughters' faces. We shall give away 200 valuuble I>rizo0» besides special prizes, (if there should he so many sending correct answers.) No charge is made for boxing and (tacking of prizes. The names of the leading prize winners will be published in connection with our r those who are way. They . , - & 'ch *re stand­ ard medicines, and will be used tn every family for years where they have been once introduced. All prizes will be awarded strictly in order of merit, and with perfect satisfaction to the public. The remedial will be sent by mail, postpaid, and prizes free of duty. A WATCH FOR EVERY CORRECT AWSWFB. An extra premium of a genuine "Fearless" Watch, (stem winder,) will be awarded to evwy person who sends a correct answer within 30 days after this advertisement appears, in case they should no» he fortunate enough to secure one of the larger prizes. That is, if any one can find the three faces and enclose them within 30 days from the time this advertisement appears in the newspaper, they are guaranteed either one of the leading prizes, or an extra premium of a watch on conditions stated. No answer will be noticed that does not contain 30 cents for one of Ford'a Prize Remedies. Address THE FORD PILL CO, "37," Cor. Wellington & Bay Sts., Toronto, Canada. WOOORUFP. W. c. ESTABLISHED I8BS. W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. 176 & 178 Cay Street, HARDWARE. Tills IS NO IIUM HOG TO DRAW TRADE! o- I MEAN BUSINESS, 1 rom now until the fir:, of April I will sell my si CLOTH! —AND — OVERCOATS At 10 per cent above COST! It EMfters 31 o If you don't think I merit) it KNOXVt LLE, TENM. come and look througn 11 Y Cutlerv , A x e s , N a i l s L o c k s , Hinges, To ol», Harse ami Mule o hoes, Ac , Ac. STOCK AGRICULTURAL IWf PLFWENT8. It wont cost you one o snt if yon dont purchat iJ I have 8 large Rtoeli a r i l want To get rid of it efohf CONT RACTORS' SUPPLIES. spring, Dynamito, B l a s t i n g P o w d e r , Steel, Iron. I Shovels, Ptcks, G e n u i n e O l i v e r C h i l l e d P l o w s , S y r a c u s e H i l l s i d e Plow*. Bro wn 's Double .Shovel Plows, Cider M ills, Straw Cut­ ters, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shellers, Hay I rorK8, Scythe®* Cradle and Snaths, Barbed Wire, Ac., A c. Mattocks, Scrapors, Sledge and Drill Ha mmers. Black­ smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, Ac. AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS. Parker's S h o t G u n s , R e m i n g t o n , Bake r and English §£°f. Guns, Winchester and Colt's Rifles, Loaded Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead, Fish Ho oks and Unes, Fishing Rods, Ac. SPECIALTIES. Sash, D o o r s a n d B l i n d s , Rubber a n d L .eather Belting. .. Circular Saws, Window Clas3, Fire-pr »oof Safes, Wire Screen Doors and Winoow Frames, Pa»p©r Bags, Ao. EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. CALL AND LOOK ! Tfc* I would calf, your attention to the big cut in prices|| other Iues. B u g g i e s , P t r o e t o n s C a r r i a g e s , Spring V Vagons, Moun­ tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wagons, Twf ) Wheel CarN. Send for Catalogue and prices. 9pecial a t t e n t i o n g i v e n to o r d e r s by m a l l . fully solicit your patronage. We reeoeot- W. W. WOODRUFF & GO. 176 & 178 Cay Street, KliOXVI'LLE, TENN. THESE ARE HARD TIMES 80, EVERY-ONE should B.uveall they -an and YOU should begin bv buying vour SEWING MACHINES ME, ' And not of the man who runs the wagon and Hells for $50 or $00. I will Hell you as good for $25. M.tcuim needles that will fit any machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. I hare a good stock of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 7 5 cts to $1.50. Trout flies 60 cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per dozen, sent by mail. Netting for neioh. .seins of nnv length complete. Base-balls of the very bed, for $1 each sent by mail. D o no t fail t o w r i t e f o r p ii c ,vr. R j r e c t f u l l y S. P. Mny 21, SIT. ANGEL, K.XOX VJLLE, 7/i.VN. RESPECTFULLY, suitsciuuE eor the oemocra w. L nut CAP £> O^QQOOCg �SU B S C R I P T I O N RA T E 8 are Bower and Lot ill. Re- Somebody Has Lied, But Who is it i the republican line we c a n To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. inember this when .you come Dl J. O. Wilcox, Radical confidently look in the future to Vote next Tuesday. f -opy 1 year $1.00 candidate for Congress who, for seven Southern States to 0 months,.. 50 —Gov. Buchanan, oi Tenn. himself, is lather closely con­ DC reliably republican. This " 8 monthfl 85 who is again a candidate for nected to Ananias of old, has means a gain of fourteen Sen AD V E R T I S I N G RA T E S . Governor, has sold out his seen tit at different appoint­ ators, aiid at least twenty i inch 1 week .751 entire interest to the republi- ments in the county to hold Representatives to tlie repub l month 1*75 lean party for $15,000 spot the DEMOCRAT up before his lican party. W hen through 8 " 8.00 ,. ..u .00 hearers and denounce it as the operation of the Lodge " 6 " .. 5.00 cash. I wish to call the attention " 1 year .. 7.00 the darned lyng sheet, One National Election Law six or column 1 week .. 9.00 —The Elkin limbs, a twen statement that touched the seven Southern States shall of the' trade to the fact th i f " 1 month ..13.50 t.y-eight column paper, pub discard democratic rule w e 1 am now offering some TMI * 25.00 lished in Elkin N. C., has heart of this paragon of truth shall look confidently to see bargains in boots, s h o es , ? " just reached us. Itisaclean, fulness (?) was the one made 1 .year 50.00 *n»flt v m-iiiton flonrw.nri f-i<« in a recent issue that after ex some measures of just ice done ... , ' hats, ready-made clothin neatly printed, democratic The firm cf I. L. Council! the blacks, who have been so & Bro., consisting of I. L. prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ sheet, and we extend to the tensive advertising he xueceEntered at the Postofficeat ded in getting together 23 re long defrauded of their rights. Councill and W. B Coun­ ware", such as plows, hoc Boone, N. C., as second-class brethren out best wishes. cil), Jr., was this day dis­ shovels, spades, tracedhaius publicans and .18 democrats Heavy taxes should be laid mail matter. — W. B. Councill, Jr., will upon the property of t h e solved by mutual c o u - and, in fact, anything y< to hear his speech at Globe. sent. The business with address the people at Cove need in this line. This the Dr. has repeatedly whites to develop and extend increased capital and fa­ LOCAL NEWS. Creek Academy on Nov. 5th, denounced as a d—d lie, and the public school system in cilities will be conducted at night. Let everybody go a ffi r rri e d that there were these sta tes. Separa te schools in the future b.v W. B. —Come to town next Sat­ out and hear him. Mr. Coun­ 172 present, by actual count, for the two races should be Councill, Jr., of Boone/ urday and hear the speaking. cill is a very able speaker J. P. Taylor, of Hondu­ and that two-thirds of that abolished, and the plan of 0 : and will turn on the light. ras, C. A., and I. L Conn —A single vote may decide number were radicals. Here bringing the youth of both cill, of Elk Park/ under I keep constantly on hand the result. Be sure and cast — Let our democratic friends is what one of the best men colors into close and equal the style of uouncill Tay­ it. full supply of grocer­ have wagons and buggies in in Globe township has to sa.y relations in schools a ud chur­ lor & Co. Messrs. J. P. ches given a fair trial, as one Taylor and L L. Councill ies consisting in part of Sn —See that every democrat every neighborhood to carry of the matter under oath and gar, Coffee, Rice/ etc., d i s a b l e d d e m o c r a t s t o t h e we leave it for the good peo­ of the most potent elements giving personal at tent ion votes the whole ticket from to the business. which will be sold a s cheap MA polls. They have a right to ple to decide who has done to break down the detestable President to Constable. We trust that te pub­ Bourbon ism of the South. they can be bought in the vote and it is your duty to the lying: lic with whom theold firm —W. B. Councill, Jr.speaks The right of the black to bear see that they are allowed has so pleasant lye onduc mountains. EDITOR DEMOCRAT:—I have at Montezuma today at 11, arins sho u1d be gu a r a n teed that privilege, ted business'will contin­ I cannot-, in this small spac just learned that Dr. Wilcox and at Cranberry to-night. —In Tennessee many of the s a i d a t N e w R i v e r t h a t t h e to him as well as all the so­ u e i t s p a t r o n a g e t o t h e tell you of half the bargm cial rights intended to be se­ new, as with the increase lam prepared to offer, but —Editor Dougherty h a s republicans will vote the pro DEMOCRAT lied about t h e of stock in all lines it is just returned from a week's hibition ticket, in consquence cured him by the passage of number present a L his speak­ hoped to secure the trade invite you, one and all, to visit to Tennessee. the fourteenth and fifteenth of this Harrison's vote will ing here. I was the man who to its entire satisfaction* Come and see. Thirty-six r —Let every democrat in be lowered. Upper East Tenn. g a v e t h e s t a t e m e n t t o t h e amendments of the Constitu­ clies to the yard and sixteei Respectfully, Watauga do his whole duty, will probably elect McSween, DEMOCRAT. I knew every man tion. The State Laws against ounces to th'e pound has ev­ and victory is ours beyond democrat, to Congress over i n t h e h o u s e a n d k n e w h i s the intermarriage of the ra­ er been rnv motto, an 1 f question. Alf. Taylor. There is great politics and counted them ces should be repealed, and Elk Park, N. C. Oct. 3rd. hope to receive in the futur> many discriminntionsaganst —We are sorry to state dissatisfaction among the re twice. There were eighteen the black in matters of learn what I have so much enjoy that Mrs. John S. Culler has publicans, as they areoppos- democrats a nd t wen ty- three ing trades or obtaining em* ed in the past, the liberal pat­ ronage of the public. been dangerously ill for sev­ ed to the high tariff and force republican voters of Globe ploy meat should be made A Most Respecttully, b i l l . T a y l o r v o t e d f o r t h e township, with five men from eral days. criminal offence, while t l f e bill in Congress. C. D. TAYLOR. Watauga Hiver and six men —Rev. Pell informs us that colored man's right to Jiold Vulle Crucis, May 10, '92. , ,11 ,, (ri —It seems that some of our in his party and three,. ladies .• ofhee should be sacredly proie will be unable to till h i s , , + f * ; enterprising republican Coun­ with perhaps a hail-doz-aH tecteu and recognized. A * ppointinent here next Sunfew Executor'§ Notice. ty candidates are of the opin I school-boys playing on t. h e yearof this policy vvU1 solve Judy night. Having qualified as the execu­ ion that if they can carry ulgvotmds. 1 am sorrrv to say tor of J. A. Shumaker, dec., a! —Indiana has gone back good Vote in the upper part ; ,#t candidate for ( : ongT-\ss has the race problem satisfactory persons indebted to said estat on Harrison. It now looks of Ashe county they can be! lied, but these are the f.ups. are requested to makeimmediaf payment, and all persons hold­ dke it will be Cleveland again elected by a close rub. Two; ABNER II. BOYD. ing accounts against said est a: pure enough. of the Lading candidates on Personally appeared before FOR SCROFULA are notified to present them (iulv authenticated, within 12 month's —If you have ihe lovu of the ticket deposited a good me A. H. Boyd and meketh scrofulous humor or this notece will he plead in 1 \ c o u n t r y a t h e a r t , v o t e t h e number of their tickets with oath that this is a truestatein the blood, of their recovery. Oct. Gth, *r f ire democratic ti::ket next an Ashe county man for dis­ ment of the case. Sworn ami ulcers, catarrh, and L W. FARTHING, Executor tribution. Lee Greene says subscribed to this Nov. 2. '92. consumption, NOTICE. W. W. S HERRILL , J. P. use ssra. Isaac and Jack that snch men deserves de­ feat. The laws of the State re­ ougherty, of Tenn., passed Now Dr., itsoemsthnt.your Ayer's Sarsaparilla quire all weights and mens hrough town last Monday —Probably the public nev­ heart should be full to over­ The most ures to be sealed, and I he- •ill their way to Hickory. er thinks how hard it is for flowing with gratitude that by notify the people th; : I economical, —The way to get right and one man to do all there is to the DEMOCRAT has dealt so a m prepared to do such work safe, speedy, and You will find me in Boone a stay right, is to vote right, be done in a news-paper of­ gently with you, and let your effective of all the resideuce of I). B. Dou» fice. Friends, think for a mo past record rest. But instead 'ilie right ticket to vote is a blood-purifiers. erty. J . H. C O O K . Tight solid democeatie ticket ment of the publisher, w h o of that, you have caused it Ft indard Keeper. to show to the very people H a s C u r e d O t h e r s has all the type work to do, Of course. IIA V E the best selected a fid will cure you. t h e f o r m s t v ) m a k e u p , t h e to whom you made this and OF largest stock of goods eVer II —Mrs. M. B. Blackburn is proofs to lead, the papers to other false statements that Ayrlcnltore aisd Mcclianio Arts NOTICE. brought to this place and till confined to her room get out and mail, and then, you have an utter disregard Will begin its fourth session S OT State of Nortb Carolina, Wat- perhaps the best selection in tern her 2, 1892. County Super I pier many friends hope she no doubt, you'll be prepared for the truth. After you are the county. iutendents of Education "will rill very toon be out again. to overlook a few glaring defeated and are again at auga county. In the matter of I). 0 Harman, guardian for John amine applicants for admission li —Next Saturday is the mistakes that have within your usual vocations pray Tice. By virtue of an order and Total cost $100. Address court of A. 0. HOLLADAY, Pres., the past few months gore out to b? forgiven for your miser decree of Ihe Superior in the aflay for the grand democrat­ Watauga county made able falacies and possibly bove entitled cause at fall term, Raleigh. N. C. ic ralley in Lenoir. A good in the DEMOCRAT. your prayers may be answer­ 1892, I will, as 30mmissioner ap­ MR. MARTIN late­ number of Wataugans will pointed py the court, in accord­ ly returned from the It is education that makes all ed. Attend. ance with said order and decree, the difference between the nr e n North, where he spent sell oir twelve months time, on • I—Our friend Jont. H. Brown who dig in the ditch and the man rt week buying GOOD8, IS THE FORCE BILL DEAD! the j/remises, the first Monday in soys he is no candidate f o r who bosses the job. It is the su­ Dec., 1892, ft being the 5th day find we have almost I will attend at the folio We desire our readers who Coroner, and desires all his perior qualities of Ayer's Sarsaparilia that gives it its acknowl­ a r e o f t h e o p i n i o n t h a t t h e of said month, the following de­ anything needed in ing times and places to recci ^ scribed tract or parcel of land to friends to vote for Elbert edged pre-eminence over all oth­ THIS the tax for the year 189: force bill is a dead measure, wit: One half undivided interest er blood-ptiriflero. farthing. in 08 land be­ county, at prices that Townships to wit:to read the following from ing in acres of creek lying and Wa Laurel tawnship, —The county candidates, defy compe­ Deep Ga p, Oct, 19. the National Republican of t a u g a c o u n t y , a d j o i n i n g t h e With some other able speak­ THE Hon. W.H. Bower and tition, Wolf's Mill, 20. lands of Sarah Presnell, William July 3rd, 1891: ers, will address the people in J. O. Wilcox are making an Harston's Store, <f Mast and others, and known as 21. "With the Lodge National the Tice land. The said land is Blowing Rock, Boone next Saturday. Be active and spirited campaign 22. Election Law in full force ri­ sold as the property of John Tice and both ^ parties are confi­ Alex Green's Store, " 25 re and hear them. Hats, Elk X Roads, 20. dent of success. It looks to ver the South, arid various infant by his guardian, D. 0.Har­ -Do not fail to get every man. D. C. HARMAN , Corn, Shoes, Thomas school house, 27. democratic strongholds up u s t h a t if t h e t h i r d p a r t y te you can for Bower. It Clothing, Mouth North Fork North, we may confidently sticks, as we hear it will, and OG I>hillip,8 school house" ould be ashametohavehim Ladies trimmed vote for Patton, Bower will look for a different state oi Bethel Church, Nov. 1.' [efeated by a man of Wilcox' <<• and ontrirnmed hats, Keece's Store, be elected, but if the republi­ political affairs than now ex­ fp Hiaracter and standing. Ribbons, Lowe's Store, cans who have declared for ists. New York Eity will then a Shrill's Mills, Flowers, I—The DEMOCRAT hat made Patton, get faint hearted and return several more republi­ K Boone, can Congressmen than a t PI u men, he strongest fight fordemoc fall back to Wilcox and the Come out and lift yotfr ta Notions, cy that it possibly could, democrats who are for Pat­ present, while more than 20 receipts and shake bnn<U Hen vy nd is hopeful of the result ton stick to him, Wilcox will negro Representatives from hi? OpparfttVN'ty! and hear the Candidaxt Tuesday. Let the peo- have a showing and may be' the South will render the re­ UC MUird Anulvi . The majorityttOff'T MUat and fancy groceries. 1 uu. their •»portit'-nittat, am> from ik«* eawte l-iredn poverty a»d die m speak, and let's have a, goo; Harrow it>£ri4«»i*i* i* the lot of e do the rest. elected. This is the only pos publican control of the f u - obscurity!offVosf. forever lo»f, epetrjptsity. msny.laa? they loobbnrk I.lfc opporia ftn**Ingf* Reach out. Ba up sntf doing. rmPrnreyour time. Yours Truly. find tecKftproaperitr. ri »*!d —Mr. W. 11 Spa i nil our, sible chance for Wilcox' elec­ ture Congresses absolutely sc nuy, philosopher, that "tiio ptiftrinenre. p-aoe. 11 «a/Tan a by a <>eil4««rof fortune D.. BAIRD, S 1? fcol# ten the chance, to she porio:r at ioma neriod of Ufa cure and safe. As Mississip­ embrace onpoj trinity andeachpour? ni( bar t'lfhee; fWil to do ho for some weeks has been tion. •o and aho depar.i. ntvrr to rawm.'* IloW tlifttl yon Had pi, South Carolina, and Flor appears worthy, and of fair Investigate orarj what all one tha G0LDK5 opportunity* proiuBe: that is chance thai TO se us before you buy. Jsiting frbnds in this and eetifvil n«n do. Hare ia nn opportunity snch as is not often ida contain a large majority within the rsach of people. I r.iprnved. it jive, We are in a posi­ d j o i n i n g c o u n t i e s , l e f t f o r The most Grizzly and faded at least, a grand start in life. The cot.nrx opportunity for liy i.ptH.M |.u» MIK . \ . many is here. Money to be made rapidly and honorably Sanm* HMOUHIIH tij \ tion to save by any industrious Yoa is home in Nebraska last beard can be colored beatifully of Negroes, and as there are do tlie work and liveperson of either sex. All ajes Even cm i.n.iu »|J -•»)) ..^| ||« j.. at home, wher ever mu are. be•**<*> «I HiOM Mt.'l -R.tA tJHtl pun by Buckingham's Dye. enough white republicans in ftHneri are easily earning from to HI# nei' dsv. T«»e Moqno.t ||v -/«p« |t you money. onday morning. can do as well If you will work, not toe hard, but fhilnstrionily; and yoa can your Income •• Vou goon. Tea Ala ba ma, A rkansas, Nor th can give spare timeiacrruae all your time-to the w<>rk. Easy -•q M»)| »J» n «» <I«X 'mimtt 1 only, or •ai| po« V** "Ml "f «nun» HI"*" Very Respectfully, — Patton. Wilcox and Bow to learn. not rcouirtd We start run All is » " ).i Carolina, and Louisiana act­ paratirelyCapitoland reailv wonderful. YVe instructeem n*w aad ^MM |l»Ait»JB|«pM« IB" "a iliow yon how. free* Failure unknown amefij eor «»rl. ti&~Onedodar pays for the opio'"••(".I. , Farthing Younceand Lov II. (, MARTIN & Co. '•ftanv '«"«« ••r'ti<pM* >m.| •Tsr. No room to »>vplnin here. Write end learn all fWw. •"'*V a'1 »UIM *no« ,I»M ing in concert with the ne~ by return mall. Cnwiae to delay. VldreM it once N. Malee. Blowing lUck .lime 30, '92, and the greatest of these Democrat one year. groestoputthe.se States in KttUctt -1* O., liox 8»0, A Bia CUT Oil PRICES. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. GK01EU1ES Goiincill, Taylor andCo. ? WITHOUT A WE OUR TAX NOTICE. SPECIALITIES. COME laboring Will •* Oi mojj J,A • - u A|l-.'. ,.au S1..MM � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 10 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_1103_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: November 3, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-11-03 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/a4b52b213a93f912c9d817ef3bd8e33a.pdf d03de270122a71b9ce516b627dffa35a PDF Text Text J )UUJ> W A L ALJLXA vA H JN 1 1 JN. C., 1LiUItSDAY, NOVEMBER, 10, L892, .NO. 11 i 'rize lK-llriitioog of Vanity. KILLED HIS SISTER-IN-LAW. Talked 1000 Miles. He Will Take A Long Walk. Effect of Ij 'rost on Pbtntsi On July 30th, we offered a A Prominent Georgia Physician Goes I t is n o t intense cold t h a t two guineas for the best defiNEW YORK , Oct. 18.— May W. B. C0UNC1LL, JR. Chris Miller, known t o t h e Suddenly Insa e. nition of "Vanity. The win oi Grant, of New York, s a t in sporting world a s the " H o b o injures .a plant. If a compar M ACON , GA ., Nov. 2—Dr. G. ATTORNEY AT LA V. a Lively tender kind could, be Ring definition is: W. Kelly, one of the leading- his office in this city to-day ken Chicken," a s m a r t little Boone, N. C frozen up in autumn and con­ " T h e rose-colored spectac- physicians of Jefferson coun­ and talked t o Mayor Wash bit of a man who despite his les through which we view ty, is in custody a t Louisville burn in his office in Ghicago German label hails irom t h e tinue in t h a t condition until VV. B. COUNCILL, M. I). ou rselves." spring had come, so t h a t for killing his sister-in-law, The conversation wascarrie< Emerald isle, h a s conceived 1 Boone, N. C. The following a r e some of who tried t o rescue his 8 on over the longest telephone a Startling idea which he in­ there would L>e no change of Resident Physician. Office t h e definitions sent in: tends t o carry o u t with two condition during all of t h a t year-old daughter after he line in the world. o n King Street n o r t h of P o s t The thin end of nothing had thrown the child in a The American Telephone week's notice. Chris is fit­ time, it would be pretty like­ Office. sharpened t o a point. Company has just finishet ting u p for a ramble around ly t o come through all right. forty-foot well. This uniformity of condi­ The reflection of nothing Kelly had suddenly became this long-distance telephone the confines t h e U. S. He h a s E.F. LOVILL tion cannot be maintained seen in the glass of self con­ a raving maniac. After being and this was the opening studied all the latest maps, ATTORNEY AT LAW, unless great pains a r e taken ceit. arrested lie alternately chuck The line is 1,000 miles long familiarizing himself with t h e Boone N. C The tendency which most led and raved a s he declaied t h e conversation was c n r lay of the land, and in a few t o give protection before t h e men have t o keep' t heir best what, he had done—that God ried on in a n ordinary tone d a y s he will leave for New Or actual setting in of c o 1 d DR. L . C. REEVES. goods in the front shop win­ had told him t o kill them •of voice, and t h e gentlemen leans t o set o u t upon his weather, and then n o t a s per PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON tectl.y a s we would be glad t o dow. both t o save them from eter­ could hear each other plain journey, accompanied only Office a t Residence. A bi rd t h a t has a gorgeou s nal damnation. When t h e ly. Mayor G r a n t congratu­ by a Colored boy, a lot of his have it; but by shading and breaking the effect of the sun Boone, N. C. wing, sister-in-law first realized lated Mayor Washburn o n own photographs, a mackin­ we can in a measure control Yet has n o beauteous song t h a t the doctor was insane the prospects of the World's tosh, a pipe and some smok­ conditions, and this is what t o sing. L . D. LOWE, he had then thrown his litil e Fair, and said he regretted ing tobacco. Leaving New we must aim a t . Fool's food. daughter into t h e Weil, With he could n o t be on hand him­ Orleans a b o u t Nov. 1 s t , he By keeping t h e sun f r o m Emptiness priding itself on a sudden scream she dashed self. The Mayor of Chicago will strike o u t along the gulf thawing out a frozen plant its contents. coast, the Rio Grande river, out t o save the child. At this ansvvered pleasantl.v. A NI >An a t t e m p t t o recommend Kelly drew his revolver and The conception of a 1 o n g- a n d the United S t a t e s boun­ we prevent the rupture of NOTARY ourselves by a behavior con­ fired. The woman r a n i n t o distance wire between Chica­ d a r y t o t h e P a c i f i c c o n s t cells which takes place when t r a r y t o our real character. the house and seeing no oth­ g o and New York was t h a t of which he will follow t o Cali- c o n d i t i o n s of cold and BANNER'S ELK. N. 0. T h e minimum of ogg a n d e r w a y o f e s c a p e l e a p e d E. L . Hall, vice president a n d ornia, t o Portland, and t o warmth alternate in g r e a t extremes. I t will therefore be the maximum of cackle. T) through aJJwindow. As"-she general manager of theAmer the forty-ninth parallel of l a t The egotism of little souls. did so the doctor fired again i c a n Telephone Company. itude. Thence he will w a 1 k readily understood t h a t in A hollow drum upon which inflicting a wound in the Mr. Hall has had this idea in t o the head of t h e g r e a t lakes protecting a plant we a r e n o t DENTIST, trying t o keep the frost from any passer by may play. back. Her screams attracted view for fourteen years, a n d and so on until his journey ELK I'AUK, NORTH CAROLINA. it, for this cannot be done, A merciful provision of na­ neighbors, and after a severe h a s worked a t it near s i x is completed a t t h e estarting Offers his professional services b u t we a r e trying t o keep the ture whereby fools a r e satis- struggle the madman was years. The first long-distance joint, New Orleans. to the people of Mitchell, .^Vatmiga and adjoining coun­ fled with theii folly. Miller figures t h a t the walk sun from undoing t h e work overpowered. Meantime t h e communication was effected ties. &irA'o had mntemJ used between Philadelphia and N. will occupy two years of his t h a t the frost h a s already An inflated belief in t h e done. and all work guaranteed. "°©t vastness of o u r supreme noth wails of the child in t h e well Y. in I b o o . I t was shortly va.uable time, a s he will av­ attracted a crowd t o t h a t May 1 1 y. Plants in the house are of­ in guess. point. What seems miracu­ after extended t o New Eng­ erage in fair country twenty ten frozen; but by thawing A mirror in which we al­ lous she had n o t sunk below land States nhd then t o Alba miles a d a y . No wager d e ways see the faults of others, t h e water. T h " bucket was u y a n d B u f f a l o . T h e n e x t aends upon the time, and he t h e m o u t g r a d u a l l y t h e y a r e often saved, and frequent but never our own. lowered, the child g o t i n t u i t , s t e p was the construction of is n o t ambitious t o make a A TTORNEY A 7 LA W, g r e a t damage seems t o A sensitive plant, which can and chnging t o the rope was t h e line between Chicago ami record. His baggage will con­ '.V MARION, N . C not live without. thesun»birrfr Milwaukee. The work of ex­ sist of a knapsack contain­ have been done. B u t if they brought up. a?*e obliged t o g o through -(«)of public applause. The wounded woman died tension was then carried e a s t i n g t h e a r t i c l e s n a m e d . H e this ordeal much in rapid wuc The peacock's tail of hu­ yesterday afternoon, but tlie- through Eastern Pennnylva- will n o t burden himself with Will practice in the courts of Watauga. Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ manity. nra, £Lnd a line wasbuiltfrom a change of linen, a s he can cession they a r e sure t o die. child will live. If outdoor plants can be ell and all other counties in the Buffalo by _way of Erie t o lay in a fresh sflpplv a t ev­ A grain of sand convinced .vestern district 9&r Special at ten saved from the repetition of Pittsburg. The extension t o ery stopping place. H e is no Corbett May Fight. tion given to the collection of t h a t i t is a mountain. Chicago followed. ' r l r C ^diffi- novice a s a traveller, a s he a simi'ar ordeal it is possible The outward fullness of in­ claims.-®® A New York special dis­ culty of securing a good Tel­ h a s been over the best p a r t t o winter quite tender kinds ward emptiness. , satisfactorily. If kinds whose Everybody's private opin­ patch says: The manage­ ephone service, it was founc wou44-&nd be t r u s t s t o NOTICE. cells a r e s t r o n g enough t o ment of the Coney Island Ath increased greatly when t h ion. Hotel Property for Sale. c Ul (U The gilded robes in which letic club is said t o be great­ distance exceeds 2 0 0 m i I e s in French and fWmnn » , ni. in French and German, which \ . . On account of failing health ly surprised over t h e manner but Mr. Hall obviated t h e he learned a t Heidleberg and tefpate periods of cold and ignoraiK-e wraps itself. of myself and wife, I otTer for sale my hotel property in the town of A mean, petty conceit of in which i t h a s been outgen­ difficulties by using the best English, which he mastered warmi}) can be s o pi otected Boone, North Carolina, and will a n y superiority, showing eraled by the Olympic club of material, and a l s o , by using a s to prevent them from be­ a t his home in Dublin, a n d sell low for cash and make terms New Orleans which has just t h e m e t a l l i c i n s t e a d o f t h e the sale of his pictures t o c a r ing subjected t o unnecessary o suit the buyer, and will take the want of true greatness, experience o t V h i s kind, it? A house of which the roof completed arrangements for e a r t h circuit. The wires a r e ry him through. real or personal property in ex­ quite naturally follows t h a t change. Appiv soon. is emptiness, the walls shad­ another g r e a t fist.jp carnival, s t r u n g just balancing eachW. L. BRYAN. a n international champion­ orher, a n d a t intervals of 1 ows, the windows ignorance, A special from S t . Augus­ they will come through the the doors conceit, and of foun ship affair, during Mardi 3 0 0 feet they eross s o a s t o tine t o the Florida Times Un winter in a much stronger Gras week, the contestants prevent noise. The line b e - ion say.j: At the opening of condition t h a n where t h e K Notice. da tion there is none. being James J . Corbett and tween Chicago and New York the school ceremonies for Co­ a r e left exposed t o o u r sud­ F o r sole. 9 0 0 acres of land, Self esteem caricatured. o n Rich Mountain, Watauga Charley Mitchell in the heavy h a s such important places on lumbus-Day Professor K n o den ar.d frequent changes of An undue sense of self ap­ County, on which is asbestos, preciation. weight class, Bob Fitzsiru­ the route a s Newark, Harris- bloe read the following pray­ weather. and fine land for sheep ranch. Because of this, I a m a n a d Man's meanest a t t e m p t t o i n o u s a n d J i m H a l l i n t h e burg, Reading, Pittsburg, T o er, said t o be the original Sales private. L. D. Lowe & middleweight class and J a c k ledo, Cleveland and Detroit, words offered b> Columbus vocateof protection for all cheat nature. T. T . Fnrgerson,- E x ' t r s . of Mrs. A. P . Calloway, deed. 1l he incurable " I " affection McAuliffe, lightweight cham­ though Cleveland, through when he landed on the Island plants. I t is absolutely nec­ Banner Elk, Nov. '90.. which unfortunately blinds pion of America, and D i c k some misunderstanding, isnt of San Salvador. This pray essary for tender kinds, and Burge, champion lightweight yet connected. us all. er the Spanish king ordered advisable for the hardiest.— of England. NOTICE. Pride demoralized. to he used by Balboa, Oortez Demolist's Magazine. Complex Wachiues Make Hairpins. Parties p u t t i n g papers in Judge Newton, of the Co­ T h e a t t r i b u t e t h a t makes Hairpins a r e made by a u ­ and Pizarro, when making my hand for execution will a farthing dip fancy itself a n n e y I s l a n d A t h l e t i c c l u b , tomatic and very complica­ new discoveries. I t is said t o TaImage says if t h e people please advanee the fees wi th thought he was making a ted machines. The coiled wire >e t h e first translation ever of this nation, o r a n y other t h e papers a n d they will re- electric light. A small " I " v;ith a bigdoc. wise move when he left on a is put upon drums, and be­ k n o w n to the American nation, could only under­ cei ve prom p t a tten tion, other wise they will he returned Concentrated essence of self quiet trip t o Chicago t o se­ comes straightened a s i t feeds tongue, and was sent from stand what anarchy is they not executed for the want of opinion. cure Corbett's signature for itself t o the machine. I t pass the old cathedral a t Seaville, would crush o u t i t s life in­ fees. D. F. BAIRD SHPF. The glory of mean ambi­ a battle with Peter Jackson. es along until i t reaches t w o Spain, by Miss A.M. Brooks, stantaneously. Anarchy i s He was clothed with author- cutters, which point, the ends who is now engaged in com­ abolition of right of proper­ tion. icy t o make a generous offer a t the same time t h a t they piling a Spanish history o f ty. I t makes y o u r s t o r e a n d A permanent eagerness t o bask in one's own splendor in t h e shape of a purse for a cut i t t o the length required. America: " L o r d God, Eter­ y o u r house a n d y o u r family DENTIST— battle between these two cel­ The piece of wire then slips nal and Omnipotent, by Thy mine and yours. I t is whole­ OF RUTHERFORD COLLEGE, N. C., and t o dazzle others by it. ebrated pugilists. H e w a s 1 he difference between a along an iron plate until i t sacredjword Thou h a s creat­ sale robbery. It is every mans I s now located a t Sheriff thunderstruck when inform­ reaches a slot, through which ed t h e heavens and the earth hand against every o t h e r Baird's on Watauga River, fool's estimate of his own val near Valle Crucis. Having u e a n d t h e e s t i m a t e o f t h e ed t h a t Corbett had already it is pressed into the regular a n d the sea. Thy name be man. I t is arson and mur­ ha d (14) fourteen years ex­ world a t large. signed with Olymic club a t shape. The hairpins a r e then blessed and glorified. May der and loss and death tri­ perience a s a dentist, a n d us­ Pride in a s t a t e of efferves­ New Orleans t o fight Mitch­ p u t into a pan and japanned T h y name be praised, known umphant. I t means no law, ing nothing but the BEST ma­ ell during Mardi Gras week, after which they a r e heated and proclaimed in this other no church, no defense, no terial, combined with 'G o o B cence. in a n oven with a tempera­ right, no happiness, n o God. An overdraft on one's per­ in February. WORK , offers his professioua ture of from 3 0 0 4 0 0 degrees. part of the world.—Charlotte It means hell let loose on services t o the citizens of Wa­ sonal account a t the Bank of Democrat Franklin:--The w a y t o 1 here a r e but four American t a u g a c o u n t y a s a F I R S T Self Esteem. earth and society a combina­ facteries. The largest are in wealth is a s plain a s the way Birmingham and Waterbury 0 L A S S Dentist. The caricature of t r u e am­ A Universal Beautifier.--II arm­ tion of devils incarnate* Tt EfeyPrices reasonable and bition—regrettable in g r e a t t o market; i t depends chiefly Conn., the other in Philadei- less and agreable, Ayer,s Hair means extermination of ev­ satisfaction FULLY guaran­ on two worrls—industry and phia and Brooklyn. Fivehun Vigor has taken high rank a- erything good and the crea­ men, laughable in small men, teed 19® frugality—that is, waste nei dred thousand dollars' worth4 mong toilet articles, Thisprepar- tion of everything infamous. T h a t upon which the know­ 1^1 Ju l 26. 3 mo. of hairpins a r e annually im Iation COUSCH thin, weak hair to ing ones play t o a t t a i n their t h e r t i m e n o r m o n e y , b u t ported from England, France! ],ec(-);',e abundant, strong a n <1 make the host use of both. desires.—London 7it /Jits. $*f>~Onedodar pivs for the and Germany.--1T'ranacript. i !l0<^ Tv\fljicl restores gray hair to itn original color. Democrat one year. PR0.FESS10NA L. Attorney at Law J. (F. WILBASL, Dr. R. D. JENNINGS, �< A9 Watauga Democrat -•-1 1 i>. H. D<>ujf liorty, Editor. K. C. Hirers, 1'uhllslier Ibursdu.y Kor91h,18<JL>. VIC TORY! VICTORY!! 1 *> L. D. Lowe Surveyor, 1 0 . ted badly by 1 hose who ought Elbert Farthing, Cor., 1 3 4 . t o be his friends. and espec Judges, 140. ially s o with a man like Mr. Cleveland, 102. ^ ounce, who had just claims y.OLVLAy;,Y\ Here is t h e entire vote poll­ which ought t o haye been re­ • - f ,t:r fires, a man and his thr#« daughters, A.uy i.r.e c.iii i.i-.; the three 4 * The picture v?.--i p j til* auigiusii the faces ofconsiderableyoung ladies. spected by the party t h a t ed in the county for some of acted cur standard veil; -• <Vr »•*<* it 'iria a-,p: !w; ooiiiuci ...o:i .it O..W.. Uon with it. As theattention to sole object is to ir.trntjttca - -m > iu.p I he former competition are requested nominated him, but i t was the defeated candidates: hot to compels m: i.b • : to i »h: y .inoivn, patrons are referred to the daily v»i and the estimation in which their medicines ar>i lic'.n u best 1 Raton's vote in county 157. not our fight and we will say of Toronto. Wilcox, ' 759. no more. Wiley Earthing, 368. Solomon Younce, 587. With a bottle ot Ayer's Cherry / "•••'• Pectoral in the house, you have We give below a number of an effective remedy for all sudden s t a t e s and their majorities: attacks of throat and lung North Carolina, Dem.40,000 troubles, AU hour's delay way Virginia, 40,000. lead to serious consequences. No household should be without this Tennessee, 60,000. wonderful medicine. J v.^ *')> Georgia, 70,000. ;; / 7'7 South Carolina, 30,000. Phe Southern people should : ( W-; Louisiana, 30,000. feel very gratfeul in their Florida, 25,000. hearts, for the g r e a t demo­ Alabama, 20,000. cratic victory in the nation Mississippi. 35,000. and s t a t e s of the South, on West Va. not heard from by the 8th,. Cleveland and Stev­ ,. f .. . fr//. ; 'v' us. , i>Aenson were elected by a large :^' 9Wv majority. The South has -'t • / / • ' ; . TIio Election in Wdtuuga. •; T. ' • been true t o herself again, 7 • Never, in o u r opinion, was notwithstanding the greatvmu// there a more peaceful and qui effort made by the republi­ y/ #/•' •i Jr e t election held in the coun­ cans in organizing the third /. • ty of Watauga than t h e one party in t h e South for the ./ ' / f/(•' on last Tuesday. In Boone purpose of dividing the dem­ t o w n s h i p there were 301 ocrats with the hope t h a t , The prop:-;.- »r -- r.1 T[j« I r-.'n r- '• - • Carriage art'.' J " . a. . : - ::jnnd Ponies* me United Stales, votes cast, being the largest thereby, some, a t least, of to Hie Jirtl person \<-l> i:u ,-n/tvil! bo given an elegant ! «f.j ;liti'toa Udti^'.i • • Lady's Co:t! VtM I• i t . •bi: a.- t ii-' ' ' 'he 1 will bo given a pair of n u m b e r e v e r p o l l e d i n t h e the Southern states, could be genuine DiarriOnci .;>/./. Service iothe./ ihi 'tl' T'i. •i tt-.v - •ii i- vn_a ndsomeaC- <na Dinner 1.'• u: >///, ciefcuut Banquet POX. To To the t:inf A i-c.i-t ,-fi 5 ¥h«r:<rl f ; . • the iv.-i•'/. township, and only failed t o carried for Harrison. It.look­ ™ SW:88 MusiO -amp. • :-o.>• -rcn.rr >:..i ''A, a completethe abuve " " -.use cut out Lawn TonnL-1 tb'Ti?,f andHMriM i- in . til. ,,y .uh. vote its entire strength by ed t o lis, a month a g o , t h a t ' -«»r "l'u/.y.l |*J.F.lto * iJrUTl 1 1/ rrj-t..." • -t c: • .» a bi.-id pencil on each, and enclose s. e » i.j. • |>r;re Remedies:"— a b o u t 2 0 votes. r,l r . r.. "Pord'ts I*rl•/.«.» '.if tho ! V'r '• I 'ri our grand old state of N. t r c-r '-JAord's Prize Cough V.-j-'i." br;.-'t ,i;c de'---w. A- • -s "'i'lioFord The democrats have gain­ Carolina wou'd succumb t o ^•*111 Co./' (. • r. V'-tilinpfor. c ) . ioro''! -, a : 'X '( - ;wi.-i -hose envelope is postmarked iit'ui will he I»»- • ; • :r. ; t' - oth.-In t r o: t . As this advered ft glorious -victory over this radical combination, a s tisement To ihe ,-- srinciUinc. , -t>- ; / apt-ears • ! ' •'< tuntty. •a" - n '11».- given nri e<:t --at'1,. M-f (II equal oppor' 'ht Concert Grand - .Ti.cd t h e c o m b i n e d e f f o r t o l t h e many oftheformer democrats " ,, " *-'t: »<• tb>. — :f rwtici. a correct answer will be given a -hm-.-nT li--= HO< 3. i. i.f elt t. x --.r. ihj h: as and quarter hours on suia). mil xi-nl go gel piwsu-e, .ind v>l republicans and third party, allied themselves with this nr. J fio.n the last, a son who made a desperate effort movement, b u t the efficient hands irvert t o defeat o u r ticket, a n d did, campaign made by t h e dem­ E S we a r e sorry t o say, capture ocrats destroyed this combi­ &?T4Li*A}L 'Pit*rW< TJ/U T,AP7! some democratic voters in nation. Some of o u r own A RBoone, Laurel Creek and Bea county men were a m o n g t h e :C<;yY,V "Z i t . " A t ' i t r * r er Dams townships. I t is deluded followers of But­ Sjfta •>. t u i and pack...i i rt-i. . • -be I. . . . wt-.i.ei . w.l» f : p-tMld.-:.! ini s with our connection n advertiscmc. -. passing s t r a n g e t h a t men of ler, Exuin. S. Otho Wilson it .v.Arc T.iuaos-i i . * j,-:v»:i to only those who are ;i willing to a-.,j.,'. bin ii • d • i» i • arc absolutely ; • i r• • ..y tin re, i.c: .. 'V-rrtiSe •' J-' .-<1 ; a., s-fat> - »'.t. t. j-rires in any way. standthe democrat ic fold would s u p and the Progressive Parmer. which are They ard ruodiciner., • -id t ' h-i.y for }•»;•'» v t •.i y Lave b. •-i once introduced. All prires will ha aw.i i :i/ . l c.'fi ' lit.! «••• port a party s o destitute of hut we a r e justly proud and w II be seal by ta.-.il, pii.u.. '.u..-! ,.. ua Z.rv -i, <.i" <ii i | ..cctakuci.ac.iuO to lbo public. 1*he remedies any promise of relief a s the thankful t h a t t h e true A T" AT-:rF-*; l-% V *Wr*T-W ATSWEB. third, whose only plea h a s men of North Carolina a s An vxirs. p;er..iitrr oft. pctni'n^ r* -a." V.'it' tsou w rnsjf.iu ii"' . uii.h '-t- wif -ir. ao cia,u n uar th * ».nie. f ite-wv i. T.- j will lie awarded to not " "t '..petite, in case they should been abuse and misrepresen­ well a s the people af our loi lb c> • :e laijf priit*. f.ud (he three enclosetun- .e co- to •'y-'f r. ,e oft me tt-i.-j -rthis *i.lw 1 l:ut is, 11 ir.y t no o.uthe newspaper, (aces ana .pri -yw an ert.at::premium of .* watch on conditions stuted. tut e.y.pu. they are tations of t h e democratic p a r whole country have been ocut) rattle - '.yr one o. t;iu WsdLm imiMiteea r» u i.'. •» erw-i.it* t»» «i t do*st'-oc ( ti 30 cc-x f t cue t Ford'e I'rlieo Remedies. ty and G rover Cleveland, and ble t o down the radicals with Ausltth-J 1 fS L I" « A key t.v., Toronto, Canada. a t the same time honey-fug­ their force bill, high tariff, ling with ihe republican par­ third p a r t y ites, Gideons W. I. ESTABLISHED 1885. ty and not one word was said b a n d i t e s a n d a l l o t h e r against t h a t p a r t y who has schemes and ntrocitififl^rr been responsible for o u r tr ou gainst the P^oDjpTmterest. bles of which we complain. w e Y ^ ^ f o u d t h a t New 176 & 178 Cay Street, KNOXVE LLE, TEN*?. When t h e third p a r t y can­ o r ^ ^ W T n o i s , Indiana convasserscamearound t h e y jut, New Jersey and oth HARDWARE. heaped abuses and de Cutien/, Axes, Nails. Lock3, Hinges, To ols, Horse pr s t a t e s a r e strongly demo­ Mule J hoes, &c , Ac. tiori \ democratic cratic. The fact is t h a t radi­ AGRICULTURAL SF^PLRIWLENTS. •ty and even charged t h a t calism, third partyism, Gid­ Cen'jine Oliver C h i l l e d P l o w s , Syracuse Hillside Plowe, it was responsible for 1 h e eon band ism have all been Bro wn's Double Shovel Plows, Cider M ills, Straw Cutter a, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shellers, Hay I r ork8, Scythe®* murder of President Garfield. swepled from the face of the Cr adle and Snaths, Ba. b9d Wire, See., Sl c, When the republicans came earth. This glorious news for CONT , RACTCR^3 , SUPPLIES. they heaped abuses on the our whole country,especially Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Steel, Iron.: Shovels, PfcJce, Mattocks, Scrapers, Slodgo and Dril! Ha mmers, Black­ democrats, b u t . with tne ex­ we of the South, where this smith Tools, V^heolbarrows, Ac. ception of Dr. Wilcox, they g r e a t oppression had almost AMMUNITION, SPORTiNG GOODS. were more gentlemanly than ruined us, and the subline Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, Bake r and Englisti Shot Guns, Winchester and Colt's Rifles, Loaded the third. Dr. Wilcox was beauty of it all is t h a t the Shells, Rifie Powder, Shot, Lead, Fish Ho oks and Line®. more bitter a n d abusive monstrous measures will Fishing Rods, etc. than a n y of the campaigners never arise again t o menace SPECIALTIES. in Watauga, s o much so, our country. Grand old Gro­ Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and L rather Belting. Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-prroof Safes, Wire t h a t many of the best a n d ver Cleveland, the idol of the Screen Doors and Winaow Frames, Pa»per Bags, Ao. fairest minded republicans re American people will restore E V E R Y T H I N G O N W H E E L S . fused t o vote for him. We the country t o i t s original Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages, Spring V Vagcns, Mourrtain Hacks, Mitch©! Farm Wagons, Tw< j wheel Cart®. a r e s o r r y t h a t t h e D r . h a s grandeur. The South will aSend for Catalogue and pricesT made such a record. gain be p r o s p e r o u s and Special attention given to orders by mail, We respectThe democrats of Watau­ Heaven's blessings will con­ fully solicit your patronage. ga express a just sympathy tinue t o rest upon us and in­ for Mr. Younce, who wasreg- stead of gloom we will ha ve ularlv nominated by t h e r e - smiles and grateful .hearts 176 & 178 Cay Street, KTIOXVI LLE, TENS*. publican county convention fur t h e blessings of t h e g r e a t for the legislature. The nom­ political victory achieved. ination did n o t suit some of Let our deluded friends re­ the leaders of the republican turn again t o the g r e a t dem­ X party, and they put o u t the ocratic fold and be true t o SO, EVERY-ONE should save ail they r *nn a n d YOU report t h a t Mr. Younce had themselves and country and should beg-jn bv b"ving vour withdrawn, an d rallied their rejoice with us in peace and forces for t h e third p a r t y re­ prosperity for g r e a t is o u r p u b l i c a n a s s i s t a n t , f o r t h e reward if we piove t r u e t o And lot of the man who runs the r i >;r>-i and selln for $r>() or $00. purpose of defeating Capt. o u r trust. The fruits of o u r I will sell you as good lor $25. Mae line needles that will fit any Lovill, but their plans failed. victory will gradually b u t machine, ot 2D C1S per doz., sent out >Y mail. I hav© a good stock of fishing tackle. Heeds, 40 cts to $1. Joi.il-rods 1 5 cts to $1.50. Mr. Younce is a good citizen, surely come. Trout flies 60 cts per dozen. Liiner! A h ooks, 10 to 25 cts per a clever gentleman and made dozen, sent by mail. Netting for sti is, n:il seins of any length a respectable campaign in ev By a very ingenious and origi­ complete. Base-balls of the very brut, for $1 inch sent by mail. ery respect, and why should nal process, Dr. J. c. Ayer and co. Do not fair to write for prices. 11 'swpctFully, of Lowell, Mass., are he be treated in such a way? extract the essentialenabled to properties Is i t honorable for any p a r t y of (lie materials used in the pre­ t o ' t r e a t their their nomi paration of their famous "Ayer's May 21, 9 1 . KSOXV1LLE, 7 A AN. nees in such a manner? We Sarsapavilla," thus securing a purity and strength that can be a r e not insympathy with Mr. obtained in no other way. Younce politically by a n y s m HIDE h OR 7 HE DEMOCRA T. u means, but we d o 'sympa­ ti^rOnedoihu pays for the thize with a man who istren- I)jmocr.it on »year. f iifl h''- • • • . • 7 4 Puzzle. o o c c o rcccooo mC0LV1 —0- • - i§ •: " SAY! -/ * / <*•' ' / ' We Are All Elected. •mi '_.• » i i NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For President: GROVEH CLEVELAND, rf New York. For Vice President; ADLAI E. STEVENSON, of Illinois. STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Governor: ELIAS CARR, of Edgecombe. For Lieutenant Governor: RUFUS A. DOUGH TON, o! Alleghany. For Secretary of State: OCTAVJU&COKE, of Wake. For Auditor: ROBERT M. FURMAN, of Buncombe. For Treasurer: DONALD W. BAIN, of Wake. For Supfc. of Public Instruction: JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH, of Johnston. For Attorney-General: FRANK I. OSBORNE, of Mecklenburg. For Judge of the Twelfth Distrh GEORGE A. SHUFORDj I "or Electors at CHARLES B. A^JH? ROBERT Bjf?' RLJEIN \, For Elect* rZ, f, . . [ . . . . , . J K 8 t h ( on. n Dist. ,AM1 I,. I .KWKI.LYN, of Surry. F o r Congress, 8 t h Dist: WILLIAM H. POWER, of Caldwell. DEMOCRATIC GENERAL ASSEMBLY TICKET. F o r Sennto; WILLIAM C. FIELDS , of Alle­ ghany county. F o r House of Representatives E DWARD F. L OVILL. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. F o r Sheriff, I). F. P AIRD. For Reg. of Deeds C. J. C OT. TRELL. E o r Treasurer, W. E.G REEN For Surveyor. L. D. L OWE. For Coroner E LBERT F AR. -V THING.The Democrutic Majorities in Watau­ ga County. Pelow we give t h e majori­ ties of t h e democratic candi­ d a t e s in W a t a u g a and also t h e vote polled in the county for a number of the defeated candidates: S t a t e ticket, majority, 99. W. H . Power. 157. Fields, Senator, 97. Lovill over Younce. 320. D. F . Paird. 136. C. J . Dottrel 1, 133. W. E. Greene, 46. li. W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. Tlllis IS NO HUM! HUG TO DRAW TRADE! I MEAN BUSINESS. -o 1 roin now until the first day of April I will well my stock-df CLOTIIINC r u -AND— OVERCOATS At '0 percent aboveJ2| COST! ——ol f y o n d o n ' t think I mean it come aiaj look through my STOCK I t wont cost you ouej'cent if you d o n t purchase. I have n Iar^e stock a n d want t o get rid of i t before spring. *5T CALL AND LOOK! I would call.lyour attention to t lie hi/ cut in prices in my oiher iirea. W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. THESE ARE H ARD TIM ES mmm / iiacipma is, -o R ESPECTFULLY, W. L. II BIVVY ooo o o c o �vnm SUBSCRIPTION HATE B _£3> —The DEMOCRAT extends| t o partake of the feast and Lugger delivered flue ad dress FOTHE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s t o o u r c h a i r w e a r e n o t s u r e b l l t w h a t es suitable t o the occasion, man, Mr. J . C. Horton. Hejthe.v Voted the democratic after which a most sumptu­ t -1'opyl year $1.00 " 0 months 50 has made a n effieient/dficer ticket. So much for t h a t . ous dinner was eaten. The <4 *1 month8 85 and no one is happier over good ladies of t h a t section —How d o you like thelooks the result than he. ADVEKTISING HATES. of the democratic rooster a t can d o matters just right on 1 incli 1 week $ .75 —We a r e pleased t o s t a t e our mast-head this week? s u c h o c c a s i o n s , a n d w h e n 1 k( 1 month 1 . 7 5 t h a t Mr. J o h n Neal, of Jeffer­ l i e s t a n d s and ciovvs on the they have another such a n 1 ' 3 " 3.00 son, who was reported mor­ lifeless remains of the radical enjoyable occasion we hope 1 " 6 " 5.00 1 " 1 year... 7.00 tally wounded some d a y s a- cock, whose death occurred t o be there again. The Zioh I wish t o call th© attention 1 column 1 week 9.00 g o by a pistol s h o t from a n e on t h e 8 t h inst. a t the hands v i l l e b a n d w a s p r e s e n t a n d of the trade t o the fact t h a t 1 " 1month 13.50 of the American people and furdished the music. If a fel­ 1 " 3 " 25.00 g r o is n o t mueli hurt. 1 a m now offering some r a r e 1 " 6 " 37.50 —It is reported t h a t a num his shrill voice is heard from low ever gets so indifferent The firm cf I. L. CoUncill bargainsin boots, s h o e s , 1 " 1 year 50.00 Sl Bro., consisting of I. L. ber of the Brushy Fork people Maine toCalafornia proclaim a s n o t t o an joy a n assembly hats, ready-made clothing, Councill and W. B Coun­ voted the democratic ticket, ing the death of the part.) of ol the best citizens, the sweet prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ Entered a t t h e Postofficeat high tariffs and force bills, est women, such excllent mu­ cil), J r . , was this d a y dis­ i t is hinted t h a t Jim Coun­ s o l v e d b y m u t u a l c o n ­ ware, such a s plows, hoes, Boone, N. C., a s second-class cil!, Wes Holsclaw and Dan and the election of the demo­ sic and the unsurpassed din­ s u l . The business with shovels, spades, tracechains, mail m a t t e r. Bradley all voted for Cleve­ cratic party, the friend of the ner, he ought t o pass o u t a s increased capital and fa­ and, in fact, anything y o u people. Crow vou rascal. soon a s possible and give cilities will be conducted land. need in this line. LOCAL NEWS. —The Watauga D EMOCRAT room for others. The Cove in the future by W. B. —Friends J . L. Hayes, L. Councill, J r . , of Boone, -0—Corn is s h u c k i n g o u t L. Greene, J . C. Hay and has been in the thickest of Creek ladies, assisted by a J . P . Taylor, of Hondu­ the fight and claims for it­ number of other ladies, 'fur­ ras, 0 . A., a n d I. L. Conn well. others will continue their self a proportionate share, nished the sumptuous dinnei cill, of Elk P a r k , under —Solomon Younee, of Zion several vocations of life and the style of uouneill Tay­ 0with numerous other work­ become more closely allied t o ville, Is o u t of politics. lor & Co. Messrs. J . P . W E had a the pleastireof vis­ ers, of t h e victory achieved keep coustantly on hand a Taylor and I. L. Councill —Wilkes gives Wilcox 3 0 0 their respective callings. Pol­ by the democrats of Watau­ iting Butler, Tenn., some few full supply of grocer­ giving personal attention itics d o notfpay these days." majority only. g a . I t is probable t h a t some d a y s ago, and were surpris­ t o the business. ies consisting in partjof Su­ —Thursday night was the —Our aged friend, Joel Nor t r u t h s we have uttered have ed t o find so much improve­ We t r u s t t h a t te pub­ g a r , Coffee, Rice, etc.,hardest freeze we have had. ris, of Meat^Camp, has been fallen hat'shley upon the ears ment a t t h a t place. Curtice lic with whom theold firm which will be sold ascheapari very ill for some time. His has s o pleusantlyc ondue and Farthing have succeed­ "hey can be bought in t h e --Col. Grayson, of Ashe, active work in t h e campaign ol the sensitive,"but we hold ted business'will contin­ ed beyond any ^expectation no malice against u living mountains. will resume his law practice was badly missed, but he is ueits patronageto t h e being, and thert£is no one we ever had, while others new, a s with t h e increase I cannot, in this small space —W. C. Fields is elected rejoicing with us over t h e but what we would willingly have partaken of the same .ell you of half t h e bargains spirit of enterprise and have of stock in all lines i t is our Senator from 4 0 0 t o 5 0 0 g r e a t democratic victory. defend in the right. Our fight hoped t o secure the t r a d e ' a m prepared t o offer, b u t built dwellings, mills, stores, maj°ri,yt o its entire satisfaction* - W . H . Farthing w is, un- is over, and we are supreme­ etc., etc. Prof. Smith, of invite you, one a n d all, t o —Bower (known a s H o r t ) til a few d a y s ago, a candi- ly happy over the result. Let Holly Springs College, is a Respectfully, come and see. Thirty-six in­ goes t o Congress by a b o u t d a t e for the legislature " o n all harsh words be turned in­ master, and has built up a ches t o the yard and sixteen 3,000 majority. t h e peoples party ticket" we t o words of kindness, and let school of importance and of ounces t o the pound has ev­ His students Elk P a r k , N. C. Oct. 3rd. b e a r b e b a w declined a n d is 'is all pull together for relief great success. -Our friend Weeden of Blow I now number a b o u t two bun er been mv motto, and I in Itock, voted for Harrison, no • longer inclined. Come and proper legislation. dred, He has a corps of ex­ hope t o receive in the future, back home Wiley and Rtill be — On the evening before the cellent teachers and every­ we a r e told. a man. what I have so much enjoy­ Presidential election of 1 8 8 8 thing goes on likeclock work. — Wilkes Co. elects A. M. ed m the past, the liberal p i t Few men have the energy, -Our northern friend,! D. Miss E m m a Councill, of this the stick and s t a y qualities Vannoy Shff. and Mitch is a ronage of the public. B. Janney, of Philade'phia, place, lost a silk bandanna t h a t Prof. Smith is endowed Most Respectfully, clear cut democrat. left for his home on Sunday handkerchief; on the evening with. l i e lias overcome a h —Tenn. has done u p mat«. , , . /'\ii T* I last. He has spent the sum- before the election last Tues­ obstacles, which were many, Valle Crucis, May 10, '92. ter8 in g r e a t style. Old Tenn. I . , . 47 , tl hner a t the Bryan r House and day the selfsame handker­ and has moved steadily on is a hustler a n J way. y . . . until he is J Executor'« Notice. leaves many e friends in \Ya- chief came t o light and was situation. now master of the —Friend Perkins will make tauga. restored t o the young lady. Having qualified as the execu­ tor of J. A. Shumaker, dec., all O UR republican Iriends feel a better farmer than ever , .. . —1 he democratic . * of The handkerchief, rather gloomy, but cheer up and party c A # persons indebted to said estat* since he is out of 1 politics. Lv ^ acknowl- i than t o suffer the ignoring i are requested to make immediate Watauga county f«»rm better political ideas payment, and all persons hold­ —Largest yote in thecoun- e<lgesJ:hc~effirieijt services of of defeat and t o be trailed for o u r Southland. We a r e ing accounts against said estate in the tilth of republican rule all interested alike, and let t y was for t h e legislature W. B. Councill, J r . , who has are notified to present them duly which amounted t o 1,862. been active in a general way for four years wisely chose as all work together for mu­ authenticated, within 12 months oblivion, but a s true a s the tual good. Do not consider or this noteCe will be plead in bar —Mr. G. iAi Bryan who is M o r the success of the ticket. • A. AVI • All »» 11*^ io of their recovery. Oct. 6th, '92. needle t o the pole, o u t it t h a t Grover Cleveland is attending school a t Butler Many of o ur citizens have L W. FARTHING, Executor. came t o flutter in thehealthy your enemy; t o the contrary Tenn, spent this week in town. b e e n grea ^service through he is a friend and the only and honest breeze of a sound Piesident since the war who o a t the county, and all are t o NOTICE. —Mitchell a n d W i l k e s be praised for the g r e a t work a < b n n n s G ntionj for the next has recognized the South a s The laws of th© S t a t e re­ Counties were somewhat re­ __ c^.r four years. How is this for a a p a r t of the government. J3 they did, on the 8 t h quire all weights a n d raeaepublican, the last account we Cleveland is not a sectional coincidence?. ures t o be sealed, a n d I here­ man like Harrison, but he —It has been reported in has. by notify the people t h a t I It. W. Farley, Walthain, Mass., recognizes the whole conn try a m prepared t o (Jo such work. —BYTELEGRAM —12,10, a . lifferent sections of Watau­ was cured ot gray hair by Hall's a t one and will so adminis­ You will find inejiri Boone a t m.—Cleveland s elect< r il vote g a t h a t after this issue, the Hair Renewer. ter the government. Better the resideuce of I). B. Dough-is 351; Harrison's 61; Weav­ DEMOCRAT would sleep the —Here a r e some of the la­ times will come tor us all and ert>v, J . H . C OOK, sleep t h a t knows no waking. test messages received by us we will become more and er's 32. s t a n d a r d Keeper. , We a r e glad t o s a v this is en through the kindness of our more united ns one common people. Republicans you H A V E the best selected and --On Friday night we had tlrely false, and t h a t t h e OF friends a t Lenoir. Maj. G. W. should rejoice with us and largest stock of goods ever a severe fieeze which damag- DEMOCRAT will make its regAferl'rtftnre and Mechanic Arte F. Harper sends the follow­ feel glad t h a t the shackels of brought t o this place and ed muc ) of the cabbage t h a t u i H r visits t o its many readWill begin its fourth session Sep-the tariff and t h e threatened r e m a i n e d u nb u r i e d . W e h a v e w o r k e d t o o ing: New York, New Jersey, force bill is forever killed. perhaps the best selection in tember 2, 1892. Countv Super' e r s . Massachusetts, lllinios, Indi­ the county. in ten dents of Education will ex I t is probable t h a t Rufus hard for the success of t h e a n a , Calafornia and o t h e r amine applicants for admission* Hamilton, democrat for t h e democratic party t o throw 1 ot uI cost $ 100. Address S t a t e s have gone for Cleve­ legislature in Ashe is elected, up our hands and quit jnst A. Q. HOLLA DAY, Pres., land. Bower's majority i s in its t h e other ticket is doubtful, a s victory is ours. Raleigh. N. C. 3,000. Caldwell County sol­ early stages Where is the force bill? —We are, in a sense, rath- idly democratic. Patterson MR. MARTIN late­ "I1 UI1Lcan be cured Where is the Gideon band? | er sorry when we look in the and Blalojk elected t o the ly returned from the by the prompt (JNIf ERS1TY OF X0RTH CAR0L1N1. And where, oh where, is Ex- faces of some of the republl Senate. S t a t e fifteen t o twen­ North, where hespent u s e of Instruction is offered in four um? All gone up Suit river can leaders and active work- t y thousand Democratic. a week buying GOODS, general course© of study, s i x with Harrison & Co. and we have almost ers„for their ticket. They a r e Third party nowhere. N. H. brief courses, a large number anything needed in It soothes of special courses, a n d in law, a bad looking and woe-be* Hailey sends us the follow­ —W. H . Calaway conclu­ the inflamed tissues, T H I S medicine a n d engineering. ded t h a t the sheriff's office is gorie appearing crowd of citi ing: Cleveland elected. Two The Faculty includes twenty county, n t prices t h a t aids expectoration, more trouble t h a n he wants zens, and it t h ir facts d o n ' t seventy-seven; Harrison one teachers. Scholarships anil [ and hastens defy compe­ a n d h a s a g r e e d t o l e t t h e lie on them, they are now thirty-five; Weaver thirtyloan funds a r e available f o r recovery. tition. sorry they did not vote t h e two. A. S. Clar k is responsi­ old Roman hold over. needy young men of talent and character. The next ses­ w i n n i n g t i c k e t . O n e o f t h e ble for this; Congressional Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co—The United S t a t e s Sen­ sion begins Wept. 1 . For c a t ­ third party leaders who made delegation .a 1 1 democratic. Lowell, Mass. a t e will be democratic after alogue with full information, Hats, address President Wins con, t h e 4 t h of march. This makes a very great effort t o bam­ Legislature four-fifths demo­ NOTICE. Shoes, Chapel Hill, N. C. a lull sweep. Now let us have boozle democrats into v o - cratic. S t a t e goes democrat ting his ticket, looks like t h e ic by forty thousand. J u s t State of North Carolina, Wat Clothing, relief and more prosperous running-gears of bad luck. before we g o t o press, W. B, ougacounty. In the matter of Ladies trimmed times. Ye knew y o u r d u t y aud did i t Councill receive.j the follow­ I). C Harm an, guardian for John and Un trimmed hats, —Bro. P a t t o n will contin n o t , a n d n o w y o u a r e t h e ing from the Hon. W. H . Tice. By virtue of an order and Ribbons, decree of the Superior court of ue t o preach and teach, he sufferer. Bower: My majority is near Watauga county made in the aFlowers, h a s abandoned Congression­ three thousand over Wilcox. bove entitled cause at fall term, Plumes, 1892, I will, as commissioner ap­ a l honors. We hope the Bro. —It is reported t h a t one of Notions, pointed py the court, in accord­ the third p a r t y leaders in LAST week we intended t o will be more successful t h a n Ilea vy Watauga had invited some tell o u r readers a b o u t the ex ance with said order and decree, ever before, sell on twelve months time, on and fancy groceries. MC 1our*, Miwd Opp«r*nal«7! 5<1*'T fifteen o r twenty of his third eel lent picnic the Masons and the premises, the first Monday In . >shuU-I>I. —Our people were veryanx party friends t o t a k e break­ portnhitlw. *ndlioihr. lit t!r« Ui»oy»ny v»c un from lioirirr Dec., 1892, it being the 5th day «b«curi;y!o*lurrow nfIhit humw |,.» •«..r* Iw.»r. ««fa, ^ J«2 C. r''-— Odd Fellows had on C o v e look •hiirk om. r.•» tp *a<l ious t o hear the result of the fast with him on tne morn­ of said he following KMCII loft, for.rcr |»,v l»v Greek some time ago, but s o scribed month, t parcel of land de­ nujr, philo»oph«f. "H,.pntMi.rsc^ c>*i»Tcir #r jomi tract or to election a n d on Wednesday ing of the election. Tuesday by * »nd»»cav»prukj««Ti»T ti.Um,i»f rf.-t ?ol.ra oonoit.nut*n4,,r» .p.r.c vi .... nrW f%il >«j •t. w-.— r»« .nt* m; much matter of a political wit: One half undivided interest tmbraeo Ik. ch»oc«,. nr.-rr•bkp.nr. -" V •***',«« | both day and a t night the m o r n i n g c a m e b r i g h t a n d •0 •nd >li« riopftrtl. tft r.i.m II'" • " —lu TO se us before you buy. nature being on hand i t was in 68 acres of land lying and be­ lh« 001.pk* tppoar*nsn do. «nd of pr»w;.«; rwim*>kun iWt woithy. f« it ret telegraph office was crowded clear; the sumptuous break­ ing in Laurel creek tawnship, Wa c©»ifnl thov.*ch ot it m« on»ro th«l\«<whm m*. crowded o u t . We wish, how We are in n posi­ Titbin ^ f i n.W i M v % fj tauga county, adjoining t h e when the telegraphic news be fast was spread and nothing *t luit. bar*. M ' ' - • w.— i v . i • § * * . «orBorociiri fcr «r In iti* iim Vi.r*"''tt »t*rt illi«li<». Tbo . .. ' m»!.y i indnitrion per.n* i»f .... ever t o s a y t h a t i t x: a s a lands of Sarah Presnell, William tion to sa ve by iny work *nd IIti it homi. »>.,.•»» e* «r* Trt <• to* ,m> g a n t o c o m e in t h a t Cleve­ was left t o be 'lone but t o in­ *9 thi an M»il wmlitt fr»« *.•* !4 »:# «r d.T T».< Vt grand success, there being a- Mast and others, and known as you money. yimiir.»• will if you will work »«1 !.. h.rd lot Ufiitrlr n land and all other democrats vite in tile guests t o the elec­ r«n ilo inri too r«» ikcrtnt your ntro..,,.,,.., T.ii only; )out 1,000 people present. the I'ice land. The said hind is Very Respectfully, e*a rivo inn • tim»only. orrod.yn*r tim«-,to ilirr.k Ki»V were elected we all felt migh­ tion feast. But oh! horror! sold as the property of John Tice to loom ( ipitil not r.,.. nil W . . ... Mrtilnly how f> eo.rnlly wonattfal.M ini.w.t »»«f ty good. " J there were but two present Rev. E. F . Jones, ex-Senator infant by his guardian, Lf. C.Har •how yon my ink I , flvm nnl H . ( . M A R TI S J - C o . er».rotii'-n room in Lnwiio here. Write\ ' erf |.. W. S. F a r t h i n g and S. M. man. D. C. HARMAN , Com, by No milt. ». i.loin to iiut»y. wo! Blowing Kick June 30, '92. Ilallctt A Lu*, ASot HfcO, Fui'fljiiiii. .uolier A 31G CUT OH PRICES. NOTICE OF OlSSOLUTIOn. CilUH KKIKS Councill, Taylor and Co. C. D. TAYLOR. WITHOUT J A WE CONSUMPTION OTO AyersCherryPectoral SPECIALITIES. COME % �S" ' fvVn ,;>,*r> 1 j , V . r ' ;iV CAMPAIGN BADGES. 1 \ COMPLETE NEWSP\ l!<.'t> 'rf pssenbal to a noOVERMAN'S Hud holiest'] v uclnilniBtm'd i. ,'' dol.l-phitc' am! ft neb finished, PEU I l'LATi'ORM 0 8. That ( ono iess issue a and the love of 7 /' pictures ofThe candi The Prideofthe North Car) SPECIFIC OXYGEN '« on* of the civilizing 1 dent of ail 7»T hI ^ Adopted by the State Convention 1 sulli.-ient amount of fractionria Press." IS THE 4 2)1l tHl n ^I' Oil t*1*111 r irtl7 f /\ ftiniliirti/. ftlOIQftJjtfl ~ ill • May 18!h, 1892. il paper currency to facilitate Mas- well showing"* your favorite can = " BREATH OF LIFE . -. J" t I M< T * / 1 J I 'XT' I cU'J H rlnlo-f/. \^ -• Do yon want to aid in building | the exchange through theme Our estimate of a character' d,d«t« Sample, 1 i\ eta; o tor 2; Is 10 . i ti ^ XTGEWl.th.2 up a paper that shall reflect the Kesolved 1. That the dem dium of the U. S. mail. life giving «1. 3 greatest credit on North Caroli­ cents post paid. Liberal discount always depends much on the ement of air and otic trade. Address M. F..F ohn9. That the General As­ ©craey of North Carolina re­ I water j without a manner in which that char on. Finley, Va.. sole agent for 'it thereoan be no 2 na, to matter where it uiav he MOUTHlifo. tPKCiriOS s(:en? 'I'llen patronize affirm the principles of the sembly fin as such laws as will »**CiOXTGEK ia s| make the public school sys­ acter affects our own inter lie Southern States. • epeeial wedicatdemocratic part}, both State tem more effective that the ests and passions. ed Oxygen treat-2 1 he Wilmington Mes sen gor A LAiiGK EIGHT-I'AGK CACGK meat for diseae- J and National, and particu-; blessings of education may ea of the nose, 2 CLOSING True popularity tukesdeep* throatand lunge ri Do you want a reliable j»nper, •w" CURES w; Xhp inhalations ~ giving yon all the news of the larlv favor the free coinage of j he extended to all the people root and spreads itself wide; M& ASTHMf$ oontain Germi- •» GDNBUVIPTLQN cidcs and Diein- 2 silver and an increase ot the °* the Sta+e alike, In ad- 2 fi , •. !• J d'SOMCKlTlS I feotanta,the heats Iworld—a Democratic newspaper but the false falls away like currency and a repeal of the 1^I>" ^(*i)ormld, of Cabarrus ;• V-. FEVER J ditiontoepeeifioe 2 hat. equals the best— has the known blossoms; for nothing that is ——- —— for these dia- s largest circulation, and has tor iur mt aia-r; " s>fiesi®%'r7lhglt®riii>edy l,y inhalationright to 2 twenty-one years been i part false can be lasting. - the seat of the disease, riaking it a POSITIVE 3 Si C Cpeaiflcau»«d in Catarrh and 2 **»*» MbwinKi..!. •ilsy- wer. in theirnatftnt medioino. Phyaioiana-- md factor-in thogr.owth and devIn good company yon need velopment of the Old North prcembe it H ot». prartice. tariff bill as unjust to thecon- fered and accepted: not ask who is the master of r-;; ? y MEDICATED IN USE. Slate? Then subserbo for ux.i t Resolved, That we favor Burners of the country, and SSL the feast. The man who sits TH WILMIN GT0N JN ESS I M« E leading to the formation of graduated tax on income. b li-l-'iir.Alal Atlanta, Oa. —*—• -T .':-2u in the lowest place, and who MOblKlly PuU'linz, Omaha, Nab. Campaign Itartes: t ". t. ):rn«(!wit, I.oiiUvlllr, Kr. ifu Vj|, trusts, combines and monop­ DEATHS IN THE WHITE HOUSE. - SBB is always industrious in help­ * POSTAL CARD nddresaed to «1 1 he "Daily Messenger,by fOp A olies which have oppressed i *i«l bnr.ff yan by r»tura ciail a «opr of #ur 2 mail, ing everyone, is certainly the • it: Str^u prize health;treatment in full. Bend is 12.00T months on trial, for 5 ; 1 '5*l''Biaic.gtlia the people; and especially do ~ Washington, Oct. 25.—The man GO :-Ti;i 1E;-scia« Oxygen Co., «fgSF"-i 1 he weekly "Transcript Mes­ we denounce the unnecessary death in the White House of •-.iilisu E t " M:iiil.lilll|iii;iii!iiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiti3 Ecsr • -' i; senger,' (the largest and and burdensome increase in Mrs. Harrison'maket the sec­ C A Remarkable Itile. ea jest paper in the State) 9 the tax on cotton tiesandon ond rase in the history of the months on trial for $1.00 Mr. Weldon Schenck, on tin, so largely used by the Executive mansion in which Cash in advance. Both poorer portion of t he people. the wife of a president died his Columbia bicycle, rode U CAUTION papers are large Eight-Page We likewise denounce the in­ there. -1 little 1IIUI c than 107 miles in sloven hours and % •" " • A fv) EC .."'SfTY A 1 > t I It- more IIJUU , sheets. Send Postal Card tt (4. . f "it::f«»r , .-.Jrtd . . T.Tnolilne Shop. iquitous Force bill, 1 1 . 1is j b a l f a c e n t u r y a g o , S e p t e m - ^ b i i t c e n m i n u t e s , e a s i l y u r n which U-' .)»'!• ' i i t'.it /i i *irgr* hki«I any * , , i with the address of live per­ w * -C wis ' ''T ylitthev »r« need. • • by an to ho sons and receive sample cop,-V, '.'-v I>ei-l 0,1842, Letitia (lii-is- k ng " m;ortl for Dip State ..4U; v <yjc tha jj.ipp.ttji tvfit- Invented.the beet es of THE MESSENGEU. :n ; t»?f ••'JCM AT ONCE. a" party, but » Htinn. first wife of I'resi- Paving himself the champ. NATURE'S ui:>et. 1st, 1838. tf. ing urged as a measure to be ^ J()hn Tvl,,. (fjed jn thoU •. ion long distance rider of FfSilfe I r:U Ml'g & Supply Co., CURE FOR adopted as soon as they re 7 S i r * e t „ Boston! W bite House. She had enter- North Carolina. He finished gain control of the House of TAKE THE run an^ showed up ed it in delicate health, un-|'n H CATARRH Representatives, the purpose jg'iiiiiiiJitijiuniinisuiiisiiumiij - li'tUIOISIJ - IIS'IIJIMU"^ s*1 orj^ a^°r-the long ride. A able to perform the social and effect of whidk measure |P q I duties of the place, but her 001 splendid I 1 W IF1# Vvrv" ij GOINGv ill be to establish a secon< death nevertheless came as a thlotic feat may be formed 5 SEEfM'3 | EXTRACT 'MEXICAN CACTUS. West an! Northwest perioj of reconstruction in surprise u u\j a shock to thel^. relllembering that fifty• ty Hiiiiiniwt.i'riiii.'eitiiiti , :iiit;iiiiiiiMiiii:iiiiinigij(iii;!gjs • ve • |'i i ijv and ci piirn jv IW 1 LI v o *• * Thic new treatment for Catarrh and the Southern States, to sub diseasos ot tho respiratory organs Is country. The tolling of the ,1JI'es "J "teeii- hours iscon one ot the mo«t important discoveries vert the liberties of our peo church bells the following r'^er'3^ a*br»rd journey for a I'iinigmntH going to any of 1 lie In medical science and possesses the d journey following advantages i j 'tystepu St.'ittis or T».. ritoriet1 „p!e and inflame a new race niinn»r»r1 her rloofli 1. Thei patlont can cure himself at a email expense :il save time and money going day announced !mr death I horse. Mr. Schenck made his and without outside assistance. antagonism arid sectional an 2. No change of diot or pursuit of Ufe U neoessart via. ( liii'.igo and Alton route. The funeral ceremonies took 100 miles in a little over ten during treatment. irnosities. hours. He rode from Greens­ 8. Tho remedies aro In no wise offensive to the I ! in the quickest route to place in the East room. atlont and 2. That we demand finan­ fho remodyentail no discomfort,of the trouble KANSAS CITY, I) K N V K it, Two Presidents also have boro to \\ inston and return, directly. reaches the eeat cial reform, nnd the enact­ 6. The remedies and moans of appliance can be 1111 died in the White House. thence to Burlington and V3carried In tho pockot without Inocnvenlenoe. ment of laws that will re­ at any drug tor I And all points in Idaho, Wash f 111 n ' llsai A' William Henry Harrison, theI Hie ordinary v. CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. ington, Oregon, Utah move the burdens of the peo Piesident's grandfather,end- w a ^ o n '' 0; «ds. He wH«;checked CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. and California. Caoterlne Medloine Co., Waco, Texas* pie relative to theexistingag ed his days there just t h e ' ' h i e men a teach place. Finest mnl Best Equ, :>ea ricultural depression, and do gs month after his inaugration. Greensboro Record Bond in the West. full and air pi* justice to the Only liqe running Solid Venti Zuehary Taylor, the old Mex farmers and laborers of our hud trains between St. Louie American!?Agricultur 'list, ican hero, also died in the and Kansas City. •siti!iroriKKfroiiws;na!pt'WY^M;aiw«MiS)i!iiiiMmj!ta country. White House, in July of the 1 lie finest tea plantations in 2 Ustal'ijenifhAMe. Declining Chair cars and Tour 3. That we demand tlieab Ts* sOOFlNG. ist Sleepers free of extra charge. second year after his inaug­ China are t hose on the moun 2 H*" • **5; throxAl-ie: Hu (v bait olition of national b a n k s , S tain side, neither too warm - Kwa ITij'uil Lu t'on»fru« ' leather Boarding, I will meet parties at any rail­ uration. = Waian Mhxnlr.al 4^pMbnu.i$«» FlaUh. and the substitution of legal road station with through ticket s t o ° ''" M > w| iere the soil • Ceilings^ u Wis * r There lnive been a few other and baggage checks. lb « * tender Treasury notes in lieu d e u t h s i n t h e h i s t o r i c b u i l d - ? • ' n ' ' h o u g h r a i n s n n d ^ list. 141*'»ltl»* Takr-a|i. g -'Ith fnriUiara, CorrugatedSheeting, Tor iu!l information,maps and rpi s IWovn liood O+wlag QuMltUwawnd * of national bank notes, iesu VTwrk descriptive pamphlets of the ing of which deaths two were I®? 8 !lr ? Theforce s doea a Jai-^ar K»r*»» u'iinr.nalWorld. Rooflny Paints, I «»•& Mvnlug M»ctUii4) ,n Uia ed in sufficient volume to do A est write to or call on vln J members of the President's ' ' ,r -'' ;Pn > there E Extras THE ROYAL for pclrto ef| Iron Roofing, the business of the country B. A. NKWLAVD, 18 n , " , u ' t n u m o f sunlight exceilOBce, and yen will imil.v circle. Lincoln's little Tror^hs, Gutters and 3p««tfng. 1'raveling Passenger A ^t.. Ky no other. on a cash system, regulating >o v Tnd" died there and KO!'" t l , e H «Tounding ground 2 v 2 ;(vr»« of Sheet Bfetal for Building 19 Button \ve., Asheville, N. C. ~ 'IPLITE AND READY \ thiramount needed on a per-|dif, Mp Dent, Mrs. is free b'oin weeds, or othei 1 ROME S. J. CIIARLTON, G. P. A &!,, Reskford, 111. I I : LV WHEN S H I P P t D . ) Ciiieago, 111. on,,it., bnsis a» the busmen Grant's fntlier. vegetable growth. Such plan »liiiiiii!iifi|!iif'!ii:iuir tinrifHiyr*?miuuiiim J WE WANT interests of the country ex­ tin'lom are ^'orth enormous During President Arthur's! > — AN— pand, and that all money is­ Administration the call of 811,118 money and are con- • • f e U R E < A ff** sued by the government shall icath interrupted one of his trol,e(i l)J? Chinese million1 •HktccS a w m be legal t ender in payment of s* - v VV .V^.v-: ";V!I „u , , i . .iNew Year dnv receptions. 1 all debts, both public and ia-j ti-i.. v. » : »o. - 4- 9Qnrln.&lo workmta to . ' While the reception was in. T . v.APi'i.J our aizt*rl*li w ,r. « myy t nroirress the Hn wniinn Minia I Wjeducatfon that mnkos nil Oil r^CEIPY OF ©0 CEHT® * 1 - SftNftL*-* r;^ic<ted* mlt* for 4. Thai w e d e m a n d t h a t 1 , , , r ,, I t h e difference between the m e n W£ WiLL RaAIL A BOX OF L\. J t v w!'° 2,, C'.icsnnatl, Ohio. Congress shall pnsssuch laws ? { e"' an,i dled 1111••PHpjP th«dilch ami the 'I i I A. ..WUSfiMttO 1ST2. [ who bosfcos the job. It isthcHii' a very short time. as shall effectually prevent perior qualities of Ayer's SamtMEN . the dealing in futuies of all p irilia that gives it, its acknowl­ AWE' TKD WORDS OF WISDOM. BOHTOLf -I edged pre-eminence over all oth­ agricultural and mechanical er blood-purifiers. THX ONLY I.1FALUBIS CUM K0R Make the home attractive. CheqtV^ (The Quswi el tuish produTtiona; providing such Necessity is its own justifi­ Tate?, Groaad Itcli, Itching Piles* Blni jen YOUR :• ? V. stringent system of proced­ FOR IM'L STT'CTLY ure in trials as shall secure cation. STTEHTIOI, BUYERS! Worm and all Itching Skin Dlsonsea. HIGHEST Nature is the mother of pi ompt conviction and impo­ lljftu hsvs T2TTER, |} i,.ntiir» not how long It |>ts 5LHADS tragedians. sing such penalties as shall existed, TIT7£R1NE will as nert&lnly euro We wish tocallattontibu'to our you as you use Ift. Crumbs saved are pleasures line of second-hand secure most perfect compli­ purchased. Harmless, Painless anrt Fragrant. ance with the law. CUSHION PNCUUATIO Buggies, Carts, wagons, It pays to investigate and PJSftNFV nefimdcd If yon aro dlsaatlsfled 5. That we demand thelin Irs J.i»- I with the l'e.vilts—References— Hacks, Harness Etc, experiment. Bon the;n Tlank oftheStateof Gaor^-iit, Chat. limited coinage of silver. Lam Hank, and National Itunl;of L-iTniinniw Thsty are almost good as new, WARRANTY WITH EVERY WKCEL 0. i ha t wc demand the pas The mind that is unfed is J. T. SHUPTRIKE & SRO. and persons wishing to buy can also unstored. 8IND YOUR ADDRESS F05 CATAL06 JI sage of laws prohibiting the SAVANNAH, GA. \\ here there is no hope secure bargains by calling on us. alien ownership of land, and OO H R > We have a big lot of NEW NO that Congress take e a r 1 y theie can be no endeavor. BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, Fate never exhausts its resteps to devise some plan to HARNESS &c so u rces—n o r 1ife i t s su r p ris?s. obtain all lands now owned on hand, which will be sold on by alien and foreign syndi­ Solitude cherishes great reasonable terms. If we have not cates; and that all lands now virtues, and destroys little got what you want, we will held by railroads and other ones. take pleasure in getting any 1 lie more perfect the jewel thing for you in our line. We buy corporations, in excess ofsuch as is actually used and need­ the more deplorable the flaw. direct from manufacturers and One's great cruelty is un­ can, therefore, give you very ed by them, he reclaimed by the government and held for usually practiced upon one's (dose prices. self. [actual settlers only. We have a full line of new Har Happiness is like caloric in Believing in the doc­ PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ trine of "equal rights to all it disposition to seek a con­ ENDOHSED BY erything in the harness line. Can and special privileges to none, ductor. PROF A. L. METZ.P.H.S, r •.: ;A- :aaaa»,*/.n i ruly, this world can go beat the world on prices. we demand that taxation, of |Q rg' J fc*r We will take in exchange, of Medical Tlepnrtment Tulane University Louisiana, who, after a oarefnl analysis, on without us if we would National and State, shall not It. a pnre Cream Tartar Powdor, ?|APP»SK'IP horses, mules, and also good beef pronounce. cheerfully recommends to the which he be used to build up 01 e inter­ but think so. public. cattle. Give us a call. . .,.»-v.rlt is « rare philosopher ... est or class at the expense of ^-*3 Kjt HENKEL, CRAIG W CO. "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" ' Sjnd (itniBp iu: iJimrfUM r -fc-3 T..O. emu amp ft,; inaOss - Sou' anothei I . We believe thut the never departs from ln'8 Caveat*, Trade -MsrYo ebi»ta«4. and all PatLenoir iN. C. !>URC, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. Jl)8 '-"arfacted ft-r V«f}*rui« Fs»s money of the country should own philosophy. v, \<v-Schtti8ac58r6fimirf!!;^ * 0-7 C is OfuKjIi# U. O«M, & You Want tt. Ask Grooer For It nncl n-s c#a strurs patent la lest tbs*»\!uiB those be kept as much as possible If nature abhors a vacuum rrmolj from Wa»>i»gt.am. A ROBBER OR THIEF StfodJ&oilel, dravrintr or yhoko., vr!U! de«n*tr>NEW ORLEANS* in he hands of the people, she is equally intolerant of a Is better than the h'iH.ir scale agent who tells ULF FG. O'•» don. T»e. advise, if patsutsble or not rr»s of LA. you as gospel truth that the char«. Oor fc# not dws riil patent !« sercred. ' and hence wedemnnd that all surplus. A r»;i,shl«l, "Ilow to Obtala fateata," with fts.u59* oraclu*] client* ll> TOW State, 04i^nty.or <TGU DVSP :PSIA, JONES' $60 5 TON town, sent free. Addrert, revenue, National, State oi There is always room for is not a standard scale, andWAGON SCALE equal to any made. IndigOEhnn, «nd Stcmscb .!!- It.: tvK * BKOHa? ' S IRON BITTKRJf For free book and price list, address Bh'/V. S'.i IttOM »»V .'KITS. county, shall be limited to, a man of force, and be makes C .SNOW&CQ. All dealers keep it. Sj per Lottie. Ot • , Te hfc Cures D y s p e p a i a , I n ­ Dnposde Patent Office, W8shtn«t«ti, D. ft, * Vade-mark Andctteeed red litta on wi.'h • digestion & Debility, Rrh h S T F IA •T p.%; ' W GACTERINE fi Z ; - SX f\ \ i s 1 . § SltEE • • I — THEATMEST * *> . PAY % mz ar m m . ' TSTAKIA 42 DIAMOND FRA^E ARIEL CYCLE MFC, C0., ,* " G M C .A _ * ] � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 11 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_1110_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: November 10, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-11-10 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/b89ceedf888d6c9f7fb45be2f41a6d2c.pdf 75f8997f12e4927f8562eb00beb8831b PDF Text Text VOL 5 BOONE, PRU FESS1ON A I. WATAUGA Senator II iil Rejoices. COUNTY, N. C., THUltSDAY, NOVEMBEIi, 17, L892, NO. 12. Th« nksgiving Proclamation. l a s t been shown what the peo Fifty Thousand People Drowned. A 'True Story. their miserable President Harrison l a s t Letters from China, bring Senator Hill said in an inter­ actions. The country is safe Friday afternoon issued the terrible-accounts of the loss " P a p a , will .you pbasegive W. 1(. COUNCILL, J u . view to-day: for another four years. The following Thanksgiving proo of life a n d property caused by me fifty cents for a hat. Most ATTORNEY AT LAY. "Every good democrat will news is good enough t o g o Initiation: the breaking of the banks of o f t n e a c a d e m y g i r l s h a v e Boone, N. C. heartily rejoice over the re­ without comment. The gifts of God t o o u r peo the Yejlow River, which is theirs." turn of the democratic p a r t y "No, May, 1 c a n ' t s p a r e t h e pie (luring the p a s t y e a r have a p t l y c a l l e d " C h i n a ' s S o r ­ VV. B. COUNCILL, M. D. money." to power in the nation. The Buried in Efll<;y at Clinton. been so abundant and s o row." I t is only three years Boone, N. C. victory is most overwhelm­ Wilniington Messenger. special t h a t a spirit of devout since t h e whole basin \of the The above request was per­ Resident Physician. Office ing and gratifying. I t is not On Wednesday afternoon suasively made by a sixteeno n King Street n o r t h of P o s t only the personal triumph of I lie democrats of Sampson thanksgiving awaits not the river was flooded, and now year-old maiden a s she was call b u t only the appoint conies a new flood, fully a s Office. ex-President Cleveland and a county and t h e town of Clin­ ment of a day when it in a y disastrous a s the other. I t is preparing for school one fine just tribute t o him, h u t i t is ton turned o u t and buried have common expression. I D estimated t h a t the flooded spring morning. The refusal E.F. LOVILL a n endorsement of the demo­ Marian Butler in effigy. At 4 has stayed pestilence a t o u r district is 1 5 0 miles long by came from the parent in a ATTORNEY AT LAW, cratic principles w h i c h he p. in., the c o u r t house bell doors, he htm given us more thirty miles wide, t h a t over curt, indifferent l one. Boone N. C. championed. Tim people were summoned t h e people to­ The disappointed girl went love for the free civil institu­ 5 0 , 0 0 0 p e o p l e h a v e b e e n opposed t o a force bill and gether and they gathered in tions in the creation ofwhich drowned, and t h a t fully 1,- t o school. The father s t a r t ­ DR. L. C. REEVES. desired tariff reform, and up­ large crowds a t the c o a r t His directing providence was 000,000 will s t a r v e t o death ed for his place of business. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON on these two issues we have house square where arrange­ s o conspicuous; He has awa­ unless the Chinese Govern­ On his way thither he met a Office a t Residence. won the victory, Unques­ ments had been made for the kened reverence for law; Hi ment tarnishes them f o o ( friend, and, being hail fellow Boone, N. C. tionably the Federal election obsequies. After the large has widened o u r philanthro­ from now unt-iljiext spring. well met, he invited him into issue kept several Southern crowd had assembled, a brass py by a call t o succor dis­ These figures furnish some Mac's for a drink. Aa usual, states with us which might band ployed a solemn dirgt tress in other lands. He h a s idea of the enormity oftheca there were others there, a n d L. I). LOWE, otherwise have gone for the while the funeral procession blessed o u r schools a n d is btmity, in vvtich, in single vi th^ iiian who couldn't spare third party. I t r u s t t h a t o u r made up of several hiindrec bringing forward a patriotic I age, the whole loss of life a t fifty cents for a h a t , treated victory will carry with it the people, marched around the and God-fearing generatio Johnstown a r e surpassed. the crowd. -ANDcontrol of the United States court house two o r t h r e e t o execute His g r e a t and b< The work of strengthening J u s t then the saloonkeepers NOTARY PUBLIC, Senate, which will enable ns times, headed by a great uevolen t designs for pureoun the embankment of the rivei daughter entered, and, going t o place democratic legisla­ white banner, on which was try. H e h a s given ns great was poorly done three years behind the bar,ehesaid: " P a BANNER'S E L K . N. C. tion upon the Federal s t a t ­ inscribed in g r e a t black let­ increase in material wealth ago, and the high water this pa, I want fifty cents for my ute books. We shall t h e r. ters, " I n Memory of Mary- and wide diffusion of content season swept away the dikes new h a t . " j. % cease t o be a mere opposition ann Butler. He died young." ment and comfort in t h a s though they were made of All right," said the dealer; p a r t y , a n d c a n s e c u r e T h e The procession finally halter homes of our people. He has straw. In several districts and taking u p the hall dollar DENTIST, remedial legislai ion which the in front of the court house, given his grace t o the sor­ the water is fifteen feet deep, from the counter, he handed ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. people demand, and t h a t op­ where a very deep grave hat rowing, wherefore I, Benja and whole families are perch it over t o the girl, who doOffers his professional services to the people of Mitchell, portunity will build up t h e been d u g and which was re­ min Harrison, President o ed on the roofs of 1 heir hous parteTl smiling. May's father seemed dazed, Watauga and adjoining coun­ democratic party and make markably short by way of the United States, do call up­ es. Only the more substan­ ties.l&TNo lad mateial used it strong. indicating the brief career o on all our people t o observe, tial structures resist the ac­ walked out, alone a n d said t o snd all work guaranteed. "J think the Democracy the offensive deceased. Tin a s we have been wont, T h u r s tion of t h e water, and the himself: " I had t o bring my May 1 1 y. would prefer a vigorous and crowd next joined in singing day, the twenty-fourth day majority of the houses crum fifty cents here for the rumaggressive policy, and t o t h a t a mourrilu! song and t h e n of this month of November, bled away and carrying t h e seller's daughter t o buy a h a t end the existing Federal elec­ Tom Wash Crumpler, one o a s a day of Thanksgiving t o wretched people t o death. with, after refusing i t t o my - j, P. lORPIIEW, tion law should be repealed, Sampson's thoroughbreds, God for His mercies, a n d o own. I'll never drink anoth­ ATTORNEY A1 LAW, ft is a vexatious, arbitrary, delivered a Unique funeral o supplication for His continu­ er drop." And he kept his No One is Without Influence. M ARION, N. c and unnecessary measure ca­ ration, in which, we a r e told, ed care and grace. pledge.—Philadelphia Met ho Some people fa I IJdiscon raged dist, injustice and " h e gave Butler the d—1." pable of great -(o)In testimony whereof [ have abuse and in t h e hands of un Tom Wash, who has Severn hereunto set my hand a n < on the high w iy of life because Will practice in the courts of Messenger:—We may n o t Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ principled officials may 'oe- brothers and uncles who liar caused the seal of t he Uuitec they cannot be this o r t h a t g r e a t o r e m i n e n t p e r s o n . doubt t h a t amid t h e wreck ell and all other counties in the comea n instrument of aggi es taken a large p a r t in the cam States t o be affixed. .vestern listrict St?"Special atten Why should they n o t be wil­ of hopes and the sweeping Done a t the city of Wash­ ling, t o be themselves? No per revolution t h a t topples in r u tion given to the collection of sion. I a m particularly g r a t paign a s Butler men a n r ified with the glorious result third partyltes br oughtanin ington, this the fourth day claims,"W in the Harrison g a n g of corin New York State. The S t a t e finite a m o u n t of humor t o of November, one t h o u s a w son is wit hout influence. Why r-uptioniste, with Harrison oiganidation of the p a r t y aR bear on the subject of his dis eight hundred and ninetyrwo not make the most of what NOTICE. .v<»u ha.ve? Since you cann:>t. a t the head, there is one very well a s t h e organisations in course, and we a r e told t h a t and of the independence o f Hotel Property tor Sale. resigned, if n o t altogether nine-tenths of the counties, his oration was a rare bit of the United States theonehun grasp what you wish, why let On account of failing health what you have slip through lappy man. We can't doubt dredth and seventeenth. of myself and wife, I offer for sale were in the hands of friends, wit and satire, your fingers? No person in t h a t J a m e s G. Blaine is remy hotel property in the town of those who loyally supported After the oration had been BENJAMIN HARRISON. the world is exactly like you. d i c i n g d e e p d o w n i n h i s Boone, North Carolina, and will my claims a t Chicago—and I delivered, t h e grave was clos By order of the President. -;ell low for rash and make terms was extremely disirous t h a t You h a v e y o n r o w n faults, boots t h a t he was n o t chos­ ed and a number of young JNO. W. FOSTER , Sec. o suit the buyer, ahd will take but you ha ve also your ex­ e n a t M i n n e a p o l i s t o l e a d e x c e l l e n t s h o w i n g men gi avely laid upon t h real or personal property in ex­ a n cellencies, individual t o your­ the radical g a n g a n d t o face should be made, and 1 am new made mound bunches of change. Apply soon. On the Best. Authority. a second a nJ almost o v e r W. L. B RYAN. more t h a n satisfied." Harpers:—A s t o r y is told self. Give them air. Because old dried leaves tied with dir wheming defeat a t t h e hands t.y rags. The long meter dox of a trial f o r ' burglary in you a r e n o t a, poet, should of the g r e a t s t a t e s m a n , t h e iich one of-, the jurymen you n o t be a good merchant? Morganton Herald.—There ology was then sung and a Not ire. man of destiny, t h e friend of F o r sale. 900 a ores of land, never has been anything like head board was put up with seemed t o be s o certain of Because yon c a n n o t g o t o col- the people. He is no doubt on Rich Mountain, WatnUga it. The democrats have swept this inscription, " I n memory the prisoner's innocence, and ege, should you therefore for­ a t heart a t h e a r t self-com­ County, on which is asbestos, the deck. Cleveland has bea- of Maryann Butler. He died pleaded for him so eloquent swear t h e alphabet? Because placent, and self-satisfied a n d and fine land for sheep ranch. j ten Harrison nearly three t o y o u n g . " T h e c r o w d t h e n y and so convincingly, t h a t you cannot build a palace, v i e w s t h e o v e r t h r o w o f t h e Sales private. L. D. Lowe & should you not rejoice in your r e p u b l i c a n P h a r o h a S i n t h e T. T . Furgerson, E x ' t r s . of one in the electoral college. d i s p e r s e d a m i d y e l l i n g a n d the eleven otherr(who had no North Carolina h a s gone dem laughing 'over t h e ridiculous larticular bias either way) own? Will n o t the sun also led Sea of Reform with t h a t Mrs. A. P . Calloway, deed-. Banner Elk, Nov. 1 5 '90.. oerutic by from forty t o six­ spectacle they had participa­ allowed themselves t o be ar­ shine into y o u r windows if resignation which becomes one who s t a n d s safely on t h e fa t y t housand. Bower has b e a ­ ted in. I t is said t h a t But­ gued info returning a verdict you d o not obstinately per shore and seeing the tremen­ NO II( E. ten this Wilcox-Patton oppo ler witnessed the whole af­ of " n o t guilty." A few d a y s sist in shutting it out? If you dous wreck rejoices—"I a m Parties putting papers in si tion by 3,000 in the Con­ fair from a neighboring of­ ater fresh facts c a tn e 4o cannot have a w h o l e hot- s o glad I a m n o t in i t . " my hand for execution will gressional district. Patter­ fice. ight which proved the accu­ louse full of flowers, may you IfleKlnley's District. please advance the fees with What <W Means. sed man's innocence beyond not have one sweet rose. Ac­ ALLIANCE , O., Nov. 10—Prob­ son and Blalook are elected t h e papers a n d they will re­ You often see it—"State of a doubt, one of the waver­ cept thankfully whatever hies ably one of t h e biggest sur­ ceive prompt attention, other t o the Senate. T h e democrats wise they will he returned have a majority of nearly Pe n n sy1 va n i a , co u n t y of P h i1- ing jurymen happening t o sfrigs you have, and t r y t o prises of Tuesday's balloting not executed for t h e want of 1 0 0 in the national House of adelphia, "ws." I t is t o be meet with the man who had make the most of them,—Ex. was the election of Dr. George * P. Skirt, Democrat, in this fees. I). F. BAIRD SHFF. Representatives. The next found a t thejbeginning of ac­ s o powerfully influenced them (McKinley's) district. Com­ knowledgements and otherle all thanked him warmly for Chicago 1881.-1893. United States Senate will be plete returns wipe o u t the democratic. Both branches gal documents,but n o t one l a ving saved them from the T h e origination of the usual Republican majority of the General Assembly in in a dozen can tell you what commission qf a great injus­ "World's F a i r " City dates of 2,500, and elect Skirt t o DENTIST lack t o the year 1831, with Congress over Thos. R. Mor­ North Carolina are almost t h a t cabalisHe"ss*" is for. T o tice. OF RUTHERFORD COLLEGE, N. C„ solidly democratic. If the re be s h o r t and t o t h e point, "And yet novv 1 think of it" i population of a b o u t a doz­ gan, Sr., oi this city, the Re­ I s now located a t Sheriff the abureviation is a c o n t r a c h e u d d e d , " y o u c o u l d n o t en families. In 1 8 7 1 a c o w publican candidate, by a ma­ Baird's on W a t a u g a River, publicans have carried any­ jority of 1,000. near Valle Cruris. Having thing it has n o t been heard tion of the Latin word "sci­ lave known then anything ticked over a lamp, causing W i1 in i n g t o n S t a r.—W h on a had (14) fourteen years ex­ from up t o the hour of going licet," w h i c li is also a con­ a b o u t these new facts, s o a terrible fire, amounting t o man rises tip a s self-constitu­ perience a s a dentist, and us­ t o press. The third pnrt.v traction, having oiiginally low could you be so sure the •f>200,000,000, burning 1 ted champion ing nothing but the BEST ma­ was not in it anywhere, The been written a s "scirelicate," man was innocent?" 000 houses, a n d killing 200 ed classes and of t h e oppress­ paws the a i r terial, combined with G O O D neither of which, y o n will o v e r and twists his hair all up a n d " W el I," replied the other, people a n d render WORK , offers his professional death knell of boodleisin has services*to thecitizens of Wa­ been sounded. The reign of note, has more than o n e " s . " "my chief reason for think­ 00,000 persons homeless, c o m e s d o w n h a r d o n s o l e t a u g a c o u n t y a s a F I R S T plutocracy is over. The mis­ The word entire, o r in i t s ing t h a t he did n o t commit 'he fire covered 2,000 acres leather a s Marion Butler did C L A S S Dentist. erable t r a i t o r s who- tried t o abbreviated s t a t e , is equiva­ the crime was t h a t I commit­ of ground. But time has made it does not necessarily follow Prices reasonable and sell the electoral vote of N. lent t o the o 1 d English " t o ted i t myself." it one of the largest cities of t h a t his heart is bleeding for satisfaction FULLY guaran- C. have been buried under the w i t , " s t i l l w i d e l y u s e d , t h e M u c h a u t h o r i t y waseertam our land, with a population the wrong he "deplores." He ! ly not t o be disputed. teed~®*r ballots of an outraged peo­ design of both being simply o v e r . 1 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 , a n d t h e f imay be only doing his best Jul 2fi. 3 mo. ple. The Macunes arid Wil- t o callM particular attention ^ uW(Jnedodar pays for the nest railroads in the world. | t o earn the money t h a t some sons and Butlers have a t [ t o what follows* i Democrat one year. one has paid him. Attorney at Law Or, R. 0. JENNINGS, ALBANY, N, Y., NOV . 9 — pie think of �• 1 _"4»drv .M^8fcS*tu.' » *? railMMtWn *PI •-*£• . CAatDAStlX B AIRS S3. Greensboro North S t a t e , lie said: t o Gre«4. Brit­ LETE NEWS PA Ot/ERffiAN'8 publican. -Senator Ransom ain, t h e sun t h a t gives light Gold-plate and finely finished, i' E11 with correct pictures of the candi The Prideofthe No\ik Caro A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper has undertaken t o o much. t o the nations of the e a r t h . " | flut e for President and Vice-Presi l I S P E B I F I C O X Y S E N f na Press." IS THS devoted to the interest ot Coun­ The a m o u n t of work he lias The Frenchman was rath: r ! dent, of all parties, vn arninment I ty, State and Nation. Published done has n o t been equalled taken back a t this, but he pro­ j as well showing your favorit e can 1 " B R E A T H O F L I F E . " ! Do you want to aid in building every Thursday at Boone* Wa- in a n y campaign, by a n y XYGFIUstha- up a paper that shall reflect the posed: "Here's t o France, the : dictate Sample, 10 cts; 8 tor 25 v^., - life giving el- 2 triuga County. N. C. ;irw.Yuulb anient of niv and — greatest credit on North Caroli­ j cents post. paid. Liberal discount man- -not even in t h e cam­ moon whose magic r a y s move o f h• trade. Address M. F.J oh li­ —-wf.Ur; without 2 na, no matter where it may bo itther••(!!>« be no — p a i g n o t 1 8 7 0 , b e t w e e n the tides of the world." WOUltlil/e. fcFLUriO3 seen? Then patronize cit, Finley, Va., sole agent for "The Doll's Kindllj g Wood." r'ILap^&PmediSac§ The Wilmington Messenger V ance and Settle, which will Franklin then rose a n d he Sou I hern Stat es. ed Oxygen treat- a Do you want t o know where always be famous in t h e po­ with a n a i r of quaint modes­ throat and lungs ^ ! ) . 0 .y<»i want a reliable paper, :?l.^CLOSINa U boy usually begins t o be litical annals of North Caro­ ty said: "Here's t o George .. RUREB Xh» i n h a l a t i o n * 2 glVlHg yOU a ll the I16W H ' of tllB ii \ r/gAH-THASTHM-, odTand Dkfnl1 world—a Democratic newspaper \ fast? With a cigarette. It lina. I t is n o t unlikely t h a t Washington, the Joshua of « ^SUMPTION , ; ifitionto'th*be»t| Jliat equals the best- has the is the hubs first st ep in bra­ the strain of t h a t contest America, who commanded -Y? * largest circulation, and has for vado resistance of sober mol­ may have s o injured the con­ the sun and t h e moon t o " - l i v i n g t f c a r e m o d y h 7 i n h a l a t i o n riahttost tWcIlty-Olie VOcll'S beCTI i ]>ait i; &!• making 1 and faetorin thegrow th and dev11 lid fiirt.nrinblu ality, and a bold s t e p in dis stitution of both Vance and stand still—and they Vstood t» ?r.;f. >.t6 fip'-.-ifloaused in Catarrh and! idicine. Fhyiioian*: • >•-•'. :• ..t :•i patent medicine. Fhyiioiana velopment of tlie Old North I* •• rei.i.fil'3 it in their praotio*. obedience. J u s t now take Settle, t h a t the former now still." State? Then suLsci br for . ; \f SfllC.VfED • !.V iu. e' uxVfitN IN USE. the matter o n t h e scientific is in broken health, and the •Vfi: fj"-X-3C2EBS ill WILVIK<7T0N I-.ilE i ,j |ry Si.J.i V*,Alai'r.maS(., Atlanta,Ga. ll.po.itorlu»: side. Tobacco blights a hoy's latter has gone t o his death. Himplity in Funerals. J (hirnpaign Rartes: II.t 11v«v, I,oul>>lll», 1Web. Uulldlu*, Oin»h», r\ S . V '. V: i > : . V' powers—wit, muscle, c o n - The demands of the public The simplicity of the fane;•i.isiasatia • The "Daily Messenger," by upon such men a s Vance and . !'0v: J J'iL CARD uddroasod to n* science will. Nations are leg­ als ol such men a s George mail, 4 months 011 trial, for ycu by •- .ura mail a oopv of our . •;>:• In »tho trcatweut lufull. Send $2.00 islating against it. Germa­ Settle and Ransom a r e t o o William Curtis a n d J o h n G. . luir«ho&lthi ny with all her smoke says: exacting, and it may well be W hitier furnish good exam­ v S ^ -:;,c Oxygen Co., f J A S L E ' Tho weekly "Transcript Mes­ f, • . :.''V...XV& i - • ••. i.i.s i'SiiiiiiiiimiiiuiiiiiiiniiiuiiswMiia s e n g e r , " ( t h e largest and doubted whether o r n o t the ple for imitation. " N o tobacco in t h e schools." I best, paper in the S t a t e ) 9 system is a good one, which I t spoils their brains a n d As luneials a r e frequently months on trial for $1.00 makes them t o o small for sol requires these superhuman conducted, a poor man can­ ' ; ash in adv;inee. Both diers. Knock a t t h e door of exertions on the p a r t o f not afford t o die. I t simply uipers a r e large i ight-Pnge '*V;"SAUTI0N duets. Send Postal Card t h e g r e a t military instit-j- o u r brainiest men. Would it means the impoverishment • 4 -. TrkichlneShop, vith the address of li v< per­ tution of France. " N o tobac­ not he better for the people, of his survive,rs. Men whose • i suit! any •i f- • : am ad. m s a n d receive sample cop­ if the strength of t h ei v c o " is t h e response. T r y West U - tho beat lives a r e passed iu perfect si in es of T JIE M ESBENHEU. "< >•>, .c.ited. statesmen could be saved for TJ/ P o i n t Mid Annapolis. ''Drop i AV CNCfl. phcity and whose domestic I Oct. 1 s t , 1888. tf. NATURE'S I other and better service? t h e cigarette" is the word. management is characteriz­ : S u p p i f Oo .i CURE FOR Indeed, smoking bovs a r e So long a s Senator Ran­ ed by the plainest simplicity TAKE THE n o t likely t o g e t s o far a s som was well and was deliv­ upon the death of a member : t i . ' V t h a t . Major Houston, of the ering his steady blows, we of their families, make a Marine Corps who is in charge were ready t o fight him; but most vulgar ostentation of -GOINGPis " '• i A V y \. a., vu S 5 L) o f t h e W a s h i n g t o n N a v y now t h a t he is si rickeu down grief in a n epxressive funeral. MEXICAN CACTUS. iACHliSEi EXTRACT treatment for Catarrh and West and Nor&west Yard barracks, s a y s t h a t one in the pride of his manhood, This is in reality n o t only ex­ |S This new SiliO ( »II? .i:rOl«>l!iUi!llll!!llliiBlil!IU!IUIIII!i:HI!llll3 | diseases of the respiratory organs is fifth of all t h e boys examin­ he has our unaffected sytnpa t r a v a g a n t , it is unnatural. i ono of the most Important discoveries Emigrants going to any of the thy. in medical science and possesses the ed a r e rejected for heart dis­ In the first, shadow of a gieat iimwm Western States or Territories following advantages i . •> 1. The patient can euro himself at a small expense will save time and money going ease, of which ninety-nine ca­ grief one desires t o retire £ YLAU5 § "o.- 'J and without outside assistance. Tfn Good Things to Kr.ow. via. Chicago and Alton route, 2. No change o! diet or pursuit of Ufa Is nooessory sesout ofa hundred c o m e with the contemplation of during troatment. fc is the <]uickest route to 3. Tho remcdlos are In no wise offensive to tho f r o m c i g a r e t t e s . H i s f i r s t 1 . T h a t s a l t "will curdle his own sorrow. Public dis patient and entail no disoomfort. KANT A -5 CITY, DENVER, 4 . Tho remedy reaches the seat of tho trouble question is: 'Do von smoke?' milk; hence, in preparing milk play of any kind in funerals directly. I l I l C . 5. Tho remedies and means of appliance can bo ' V ;• v'Y ". , ;b< " N o sir," is the reply, inva­ porridge, gravies, etc., the is odious.—Boston Globe. carried In tho pockot without Inconvenienoe. ATK 1 a points in ID aim, Wash -• • h . • v JBltJUN TIME A I'M J£ NT at any druy atoro. riably, But the record is salt should n o t be added tut i igton, Oregon, Utah . CACTERI N E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. v ..-TV v CORRESPONDENCE 8' _ LICITED. NOTICE. and California. stamped o n the"very bod.) of til the dish is prepared. Caoterlne Medlelno Co., acq, TSXM* [r\ S av. vj 11 -i a Slid Rest Slate of North Carolina, Wat­ t h e lad, and o u t he goes. Ap­ 2. T h a t clear, boiling wa­ auga county. In the matter of S4g; Road in the West. ply for a position in a. bank. ter will remove tea stains I). C ibirman, guardian for John Only liny running Solid Ve.sti {TS">, If you use tobacco, l>eer o r and many fruit stains. Pour Tiee. fly virtue of an order and bud traiiiH between St. botiifl cards, the bank h a s no use tho water through t h e stain, decree ot (he Superior court ot and Kansas City. W atnugu county made in the a- FIRRFTNTIFFPT'RITFIIIYIST^YIUTFITISTTIIIIIMITTIIIIIFIIIIINIReclining Chair ears and Tour for you. and thus prevent i t spread­ hove entitled cause at fall term, 2 H»*a l.»rnp® 1 «'-.«£la -!esDc ist Sleepers free of extra charge. —1 ."^[ Business life demands fine ing over the fabric. IN92, I will, as 3oinmisaioncr ap­ ri rim r. B«tC .. ( »' r. ^. ."Sv; r'ltr. * 2 H * r.n' .' '.jiitttvi. 1 will meet parties at any rajb v T : Vs iVaafhsr Boarding, a Hoa'JTr :n Cuui>inwltvn. brain, steady nerve, fi r m road station with through tickft* 2 U>•. 8 . T h a t ripf t o m a t o e s will pointed ijy the court, in accord­ a 'iaoB vcivg-nrit ^~>nU rt. .*as*»oo» i I'M»rv jflste Cell Inge, and baggage checks. conscience. Watch t h e boys. remove ink and other stains ance with said order and decree, 2 ?2sn a. 1*^T -t A -j' £*. Vct/'.S ,.i sell on twelve months time, on a 7. ll'RKV-VtSfc. For full information,maps and Corrupated Sheeflng, See one sixteen years in age. from white cloth, also from the premises, the first Monday in I. !•«** rv.ylij.lt Vurtllc-aF*. a descriptive parnphlets of th'« .ib« More 0.-&/1 ^hmtttten on<l 2 Roofing Paints, lungo "I tisasml >Vo»U a twelve in HZP , twenty in sin. the hands. Dec., 1 $92, it being t ho 5th day 2 rto«r, a. Wast write to or cation , - Chan ra\y SMvlagltMhlneiu ll« World. U ol said month, t he following de­ a n d li e smokes—probably Iron Roofing, fl. A. NEVVI.AV!), 4 , That a table spoonful scribed tract or parcel of land to H ERaittiiec THE FGYAL for points of r? Traveling P.v&enger A • ?.. chews and drinks. Babes of exofrtleoor, and -^a will t-.cva Tvo^ghc, Gutters and Spouting. turpentine boiled with white wit: One half undivided interest bay no t»ihor. 19 Patton Aw., Asli.-viile, • . C. - v-rs of Sheet Metal for Building seven and eight a r e a t it. in 08 acres of land lying and be J. CHAu .TON, G. U. A clothes will add t o the whit­ iug in baurel creek tawnship, Wn V JIPLETE AND READY \ T h e vice increases, i xrulfl | ROYAE S. & CO., RockforJ. ill. | e-PLY WHEN S H I— D Jm PPE p * Ciiic»ui' ). • It. ening process. Kerosene is t a u g / i c o u n t y , a d j o i n i n g t h e pile u p statistics by t h e hour often used for the same pur­ lands of Sarah Bres'uell, William !E WANT —testimony from t h e high­ Mast and others, and known as —AN— pose. the Tiee land. The said land is e s t medical authority—of the 5. T h a t boiled starch is sold as the property.of Joh 11 Tiee , r." .? misery preparing a n d alrea*f wo Kiftut WT much improved by the addi­ infant by Ris guardian, D. C. flar jd-Ctvuie. The use of cigar­ :a , . £ V " J r i j t f tion of a little sperm, s a l t o r man. D. C. M ARXIAN ;Com. .'--pu Pnpr^tio workman to ' e t t e s increase enormously, « AI "Lt oir umloilal* S i.? • .*!*,). 7 gum-ara bic d issol ved. . «I .. . ftcJivited" wrltfl fmr 1 but only increases t h e use of ON RECK2PT OF SO CENTO *»• ;i i,t» sa*. fi. Tnat. beeswax and salt stronger tobacco. In August WE WILL MAIL A QOX OF V V Cincinnati, Ohio. will make rusty flat-irons a s 2'"-VAB!.l8HCD 1872. 1 8 8 9 , 10,000,000 more ci­ I clean and smooth a s glass. w m m f ® g a r s were made in this coun­ AMD TMB t r y t h a n t h a n the year he- Tie a lump of wax in a rag, b teas B & b I a u-.a E TITAHFA fore, and the firm t h a t made and keep it for t h a t purpose. We wish tocallnttontioptoonr ?. .7 • (Y>« Ovieta at Fclritri ] Ti.2 ONLY•lifFALLIbLS CUSS FOR Ch e s t W" t h i s s t a t e m e n t c r e d i t s t h e When the irons a r e hot, rub line of second-hand FOR LADIES. FOR YOUH HOKtfT, ette?. Girod Itch, ItcMcg Piles,_Rjag increase t o t h e cigarette, and them first with the wax rag, gTRiCTLY Buggies, Carts, wagons, - ,tP t h e fault t o careless parents. then scour with a paper or H a c k s , H a r n e s s E t c , Worm and all IEMng Skla Diseases, cloth sprinkled with salt. SB3HJ! Tobacco- is murdering ma .. .. -- . htvo 781 fEf, It mailers nol how long It 7. i iiat blue ointment and '1 hey are almost good as now. If yauexidcil. fi! rERINE will us certainly cure bss ny a l a d . Where they don't and persons wishing to buy cm •DIAMOND FRAME • yt^asyou us? It fairly kill, cigarettes a r e the kerosene in equal propor­ secure bargains by calling on us. Harmloss, Pair «Iac3 and Fragrant CUSHION ANO PNEUECATI© devil's kindling wood.—Chris­ t i o n s a n d a p p l i e d t o b e d ­ Yv e have a big lot of NEW steads is a n unfailing bed-bug Ttdft-LnUoU If vou »iv dlKU&U.Ilsu TIRES' tian Standard. -with tUa ro-yHs:—Rc.eronrps— or* #gy.. i*-.itO.'-Arg:•<, CtmC remedy, a s a c o a t of white­ BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, Bor.thvtrn bam liar.• MmUousI Da&k of Savhi .a HARNESS &e WARRANTY WITH EVERY WHEEL wash is for the walls of a log on hand, which wall be sold on Punishing' Children. SEND YOUR ADDRESS FOB CATAOXWfi I T . SHUPTRINE BR0. house. reasonable terms. If we have not SAVANNAH, S«. As t o corporal punishment 8 . T h a t kerosene will sof­ got what voir want, we will ARIEL OYOLE MFG. in the management of chil­ ten boots u r shoes t h a t have take pleasure in getting any dren, we would say that it de­ been hardened by water, and thing for you in our line. We buy pends on the child a n d on the render them a s pliable a s direct from manufacturers and person .vho does the punish new. can, therefore, give you very iug. We believe t h a t corpo­ i). T h a t kerosene will make close prices. ral punishment, a s a rule, is tin kettles a s bright a s new. We have a full line of new liar highly injudicious, b u t we S a t u r a t e a woolen r a g and nens—uouars, bridles, etc.—ev­ -Collars, prunes, etc have known cases in which it r u b with it. I t will also re­ seemed t o be moresuccessful move stains from varnished erything in the harness line. Can beat the world oa prices. t h a n other species of delibe?* furniture. a t e disobedience, its punish­ 10. T h a t cold rain-water oar* We will take in exchange ment should be severe though and soda will remove machine homes. mules, and also good bee' PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER leaving only transient traces. grease from washabltjabrics. cattle. Give us a call. ENDORSED QY iJhNKEL, CRA IG & ( O. If the child dreads bodily pun Lenoir N. C. PROF A. L.^ET2,P.H.6, ishment more than a n y other The American's Toast. of Medical Department Taiano UnlTersiitjr ©f Iioalaituia, who, after a eareff I analysis, form, it seems t o be proper t o Benjamin Franklin w a s pronounces it a pure CJream Tartar Powder, which administer, it, always in & dining with a small p a r t y of A ROBBER OR THIEF public. he cheerfully recommends to the r'-r-"" v le agent who tells proper manner. T h e person gentlemen when one of them Is better than tho - he,. s^». - - -v .. ' - 1-• - -?y-nhi,y you as g'ospel trutk E.-fli tut lZ»<:>rx "THE SOUTKERK FAVORITE""5 ' and all FaL punishing should a 1 w a y s said: CEi V«eiti«»e rr>i\f(ncte.5 ft' <He4a.iti« F«««. JONES' $60 fit*., a. ION SCALE PURE, WHOLESOME A M D POWERFUL. TfeaSetaaeteiE 6 Ottr 0 i'-R is 0cfe*H« U. S.Fs'tsf MSss make it plain t h a t t h e pun " Herearethr* ©nationalities is not a standard nl to any mads. arc v»e rr -.j scr,ir« l atoat i.a Uc« tba« thas tkeas re'no* a frort "iVr.shiegt.ca. You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. ashing is a consequence of, represented. I um French, my For free book and price It,. Adrcss Bend » ,odel, drawiaf or .hoto., with deicrlprfen. 1 c a jv!se, ff patantable or not, fres of Jones of Bingkmton, Binghamton, N.Y. charge. Oar fes not cue till pulaat i» »«rare4. naughtiness, and c a n n o t be friend here is English and Mr. GULF FG. O., A "How to Obtain fetesta," with ! /" V: > I H }Uflf A' UHu hufiet of actual clients ia your *t*t«, ouHoty,or escaped, a n d t h a t he suffers, Franklin is American. Let : K>t ICjUtr town, *«nt frs«. Addrase, y.-H himself, more than t h e child each propose a t o a s t . " 8 1 1 0 i n O N BITTEKd Inuige.'i.xi, tv.d i.itia.a-;!' . ued tiH. c.A.srjowdtca U U» care •. nitowum iiffi . a. • 7 ' live*. 32. C u r e s Dy&p ; • p r i a , j n d ur i n g t he a c t of punish rn en r. The Englishman rose and Oi^r.Rlle Patent OJKca, WRah!a§te,v D. 0, All deal™? swp it. Si vcrb:dft<-. oba Vado-iuark uud tuc iscd rtd iiutu uu v. i. d i g e s t i o n <Sb D e b i l i t y , —8.8. (Williarusbridge) N. Y. in the tone of a Briton bold the Watauga Democrat l v Here's , . • T V - : : ; : aiiioago and Alton il. R. ; CURE s Ananas, mm 11 M C f �Taa Wataim Democrat ft. further menus t h a t t h e party of t h e people, the whole xss f • fiTTiy^T-'igariinrB democratic p a r t y is a party people in power, we now ap­ ft. It. Dougherty, Editor. A of principles and consei va- peal t o and invite all good It. C. Itivers, Publisher ,Sj Li tism—it is the people's great and patriotic people of a 1 I ^ foil j\ying picture contains four faces, a man and bis three daughters. p a r t y t h a t will live a s long parties t o come t o the aid of Anyone can find the niuii * fat c. But it ».-• i. <t s » easy to distinguish the faces of the three young ladies* visdaj Key, 17tli, 18U2. 1 he picture was published in a few newspapers some time -\ ,o, ami attracted considerable attention to a s f r e e d o m e x i s t s i n t h e our leaders and help in t h e our standard remedies. VV e new niur a IlfW prize competition in connection with it. As the sole object is to introduce our medicines into few homes, tho.se v ..o e envd the former competition are requested hearts of the people. T h e | g r e a t work of reform t h a t not to compete in ibis one. A to the reliability of "The Ford Pill Co.," and the estimation in which their medicines art iu-ld in . »rotu », ( u \ lj. a th y are best known, patrons are referred to the daily democratic party has with- will give equal rights t o al newspapers, wholiailc aud business houses generally of Toronto* stood all opposition of every j Masses of all our people. The kind and character and will body politic, like o u r physi continue s o t o do. T h e par­ cal bodies, is composed o f ty has been defeated but i t many members; Statesmen, h a s stood defeat and hasnev politicians, doctors, lawyers er abandoned its principlesol clergymen, farmers, merch­ right. This g r e a t democrat­ a n t s manufacturers and the ic party will soon be in full grand army of laborers a r e power in this g r e a t country unnecessary component mem of ours, and will administer bers of our general govern­ t lie affairs of thegovernment ment and a r e alike entitled in a way t h a t the people will t o the same rights and pro­ say a men, and continue the tection. We a r e proud of o u r party in power again aud a- old democratic party; her gen gain. erals, her colonels, her c a p tuius and her rank and file. THE legislatures of N e w They have a s a body politic, York. Wyoming, Montana, individually and collectively, and California a r e democrat­ fought a hard battleand won ic and will each elect a demo­ a grand, glorious and over­ cratic Senator. K a n s a s will whelming victory. The republican party h a s probably elect a populist o r fusionist which is the same. been weighed in the balances of public opinion mid found C a Jh u" " | P " " r « . r , * v f Shetland Ponies. Now THAT t h e smoke of the VS"IS(?6 and harness, *lu«l at free in any part ol tlie United State*, j 'jZJ^penton who can make out the three 0. .jjnen faces. To the second will be given an elegant T OM Settle defeated 'Bnlda' wanting. Now the democrat g r e a t conflict has c 1 e a r e d ?y 8 Cold //aton, '-ct i' SJ'J'iiuires at. ; .''..moinl i. Tn the third will be given a pair of genuine Diamond Ear-r'nisro. 'C> iht /<»<> v i.l be given handsome China Dinner away the full significance o f Williams in the 5 t h Congress ic party is put on trial t o ena amo/J. To the sixth, a 8 WiS8 TWuoto BOX. to the seventh, a French PS. .-J Rtfl ,<ck- 'J > the </ 'th, an elegant Banquet t h e most decisive revolution ional district. Williams will prove iis fidelity t o princi­ Lamp, lo the ninth, u (i. ii ut i. fOV.'fl I. C'.'PV Vjj"©©. Tot:.- tenth, a complete Lawn Tennis Set, and many other pi . :s iiiord-rnl pi f - ri y compt :itor must cut out the above "1 lizzie l'icttlPO," d. 'iiifti, 'i lb- • three gi tlnee girls' fa .-s by ni. d.in£ a cross with a lead pencil on each, of popular sentiment known contest charging fraud in the ple and reform, and its aand enclose s.-une v. ith 15 U. S tv •• ei.i slumps f r o of the following "Prize Remedies:"— "Ford's Prize Pills," "Fonl* Prlzo Cat.i i U F.cnietly," or "Ford's Prig® m... If we lose Will­ bility t o so legislate a s t o l'i» for generations can be seen by election. < «"»»» Cere." Select any otiuof the iMovc renin s you desire. Address -'Tl»e Ford j 111 Co., Cor. Wellington & l?ay Sts., Tutor' 1, Cai-.-vfa. The person whose envelope is nit'fa, all, and i t is hardly t o be won­ iams, he is the only demo­ give t o all classes of t h e peo­ postmarked llrst will l>e award i li e fust prize, a. ! the others in order of merit. As this adver­ tisement appears simultaneously thr.>ufh*nt the United Suite*, every one has an equal oppor­ dered a t t h a t even such hide­ cratic Congressman defeated ple of every section oi o u r di­ tunity. To the person sendingth: /« t • ere t answer v.iilbe g . u an elegant Unilirht Concert Cr a 11(1 I in.no, valued ut it OttO.(>.'>. Toll e / ret t e--vu» from the last sending a correct answer versified country, a s near a s bound republicans asSecrctn- in o u r Staie. will lie given a gentleman's fine Goltl "StillcR " W;-teh. vbiuh strifes the liours and quarter hours on small cathedral gong at p!easn-e, and valued at * To the second from the last, a it is possible, their e cj u a 1 first-class hnfoty liieyolr, pn. -mafic tire. 'J.s the ////-. /from tl r last,a first-class English Shotlies Foster and Husk arejoinffun. lot he Jointh from 1 lie inst, a suite of Port or Furniture. Tothe fifth from the last, a handsome Silver I on Sort Ico. To the si. vth f.• >ni the last, an tkpattt Pfuno Lamp. Tothe ing the g r e a t majority in J\ ANSAH has, it is claimed, rights. President Cleveland V" ' \, * ham -- me l^ir of Port ieres. To the e;, • th from the Inst, a genuine English leather travelling i rin!-'. 11 the v nth hum the /test, two pieces of genuine French condemning t he robber tarriff elected a democratic Govern­ is n o t the president of t h e Htutuury, and many other prizes in order of merit. a s the principle cause of t heir or. The Legislature is still democratic party but presiFB'ZFS FOB BAOT STATE. party's overwhelming defeat, in doubt, b u t it i« probable ident oi the people. S o with A special prize of a t'iiic Drcfts Prft- rn f.Ixtccn yards, any color), or a first-class Bewlntr Mitrhlno (any make d< .1 • ) udl l-.j civc a to the first rson in each State in the and t h a t Mr. Harrisortpleads t h a t the republicans have a Gov. Can*, Hort Bower, LovU. o, who can mnke "'it the three d. .^Kicrf faces. s' "U ? Away 200 v.*iIuiaI>1© i>ri besides . special.'prizes,fif th tre sho tJd he -,o m-y sending coirect ai.sw.a..) JIIMchargeISIIIMUCIUI boxing No IMI^C is made for UUAIIIk . „ J ... majority of two on joint bal­ lil, Baird. and all elected dem in extenuation of his having and packing of pri/i-s. l he names of the lc. ding j-rize winners will be published in connection with our advertisement in Ending newspapers next month. TCx*r«*. p. -rniums will be given to only those who are ocrats. They a r e t h e pub­ endorsed the Force Hill, the lot. ^willing to assist ir. introducing our medicim-s. N .ihing is rburred for the prizes in any way. They are absolutely given n way tointroduce nndnuverf- v "I orJ'-t Prize Reined lea," which are stand­ lic servants of the people and ard medicines, and v -1 be y. ! in rfvery family for years whore tl.t-y have been once introduced. All second issue in importenoe ol prizes will lie awarder! strictly in or,I tr i f .merit, a- -I w:-S periect satisfaction to the public. The remedies will be sent by mail, postpaid, tind p.iz.es Free Ci' duty. the campaign, t h a t tie w a s NEWS Heaches us t h a t o u r they must give a satisfacto­ A. W ATrTTJFOB TRTibRY ANSWER. forced t o d o i t by the repub­ S t a t e Treasurer, Donald W. ry report of their* steward­ An extl-n premium r.f a gennitie "F.ajsrle VTttelt, (stem winder,) will be awarded toevery licans of the Fifty first Con­ Bain, is dead. North Caroli­ ship o r they t o o will be found person who sends .1 roi ect .answer within 30 days allerih.i. .-Ji criiseniriit appears, in case they should not be fortunate enoticb to see- e r on of the Hr^. r prices. l hot i., it any one ci.n find the three faces and gress—perhaps h e intends na lias lost two o f h e r g r e a t w a n t i n g a n d h u r l e d f r o m enclose them within day* t urn the time this adverti-emer,t apt>ears in the newspaper, they ara men in the deaths of Bain and place a ad power by t h e ver­ guaranteed cither one of the leading pri:-s, or .in extra premium of a watch on conditions stated. this a s a dig a t Ex-Czar Heed, No answer will be no'ice-Hb-it doc-s not c- luin io cc.-.is f- r oi e of Ford'k Priy.® Reiiiodles. Address f H £ » o..u FiLLcO, "3 C g r . VVuii!(n(ton & Lay Lts., Toronto, Canada. dict of the people a t t h e bal­ w h o ( f o r c e d t h e F o r c e h i l l Merriman. lot box, tlx* highest tribunal through the housesupposably NEXT House of Congress of office-holders. Let, me in WOODRUFF. heretofore a s a special favor W. E. CitBGINa ESTABLISHED 180 3. will stand, it is claimed, 301 c o n c l u s i o n a d m o n i s h o u r t o Mr. Harrison; b u t these gentlemen arrived a t a realiz- democrats; 1 2 9 republicans; county, s t a t e and national i n g sense of these facts, s o and ten fusionists o r third officials t o let economy and reform be their m o t t o , which 1 7 6 & 1 7 8 C a y S t r e e t , plain t o the men who spoke party men. Kf JOXViLLE, TEW?». will give the relief demanded in t r u m p e t tones by t h e elec tion of Cleveland a n d Steven­ Gov, Flower, of New York, by a n over-taxed and op­ HARDWARE. C n t l f r v , A x e s , N a i l s L o c k s , HI n g e s , T o o l s , H o r s o a n d son and a democratic Senate wants to be United S t a t e s pressed people, t o all of which Mule v- hoes, Ac , Ac. we say amen. a n d House, t o o l a t e t o d o Senator in place of Hiscock. I a m an old man and have AGRICULTURAL IMPLFMEMTS. them o r their w e l l thrashed Well, let him have it, we s a y . voted tlie democratic ticket Cen-jine Oliver Chilled Plows. S yracuse Hillside Plows, Bro wn's Double Shovel Plows, Cider M ills, Straw Cut­ p a r t y a n y good. The people for fifty-two .years, of which ter a, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shelle rs, Hay 17orks, Scytheo. C r a d l e a n d Snaths, Ba.bed Wire, & c . , & c . have had enough of t h e jug- THE republicans still claim record 1 am n o t ashamed but Ohio and s o d o t h e demo­ am prond of the same. handled legislation of the re­ CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES. DEMOCRATIC VOTER. D y n a m i t e , B i a s t i n s : P o w d e r , S t e e l , I r o n . ' . S h o v e l s , Picks, publican p a r t y , a n d have c r a t s claim it by 5 0 0 plurali­ Mattocks. Scrapers, Siedge and Drill Ha mroers, Black­ turned the job of making the ty for Cleveland's electors. smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, &c. OBITUARY. jaws over t o the democratic Died recently o n Banner- AMMUNITION, SPORTING G O O D S . II AURISON gets the elector.*) I party, and s o long a s t h a t Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, Baker and English Elk Win. H. Proffit, known Gtms, Winchester and Colt's "Rifles. Loaded vote of California but thedem a s Uncle Billy, and respected, party remains true to t h e Shells, Rif e Powder, Shot, Lead , Fish Ho oka and Lines, ocrats have the legislature. by all, a s a venerable faiher. Fishing Rods, &c. promises upon which i t w o n He belonged t o t h e .VI. E. SPECIALTIES. this, the most brilliant victo­ Church South and died with From Sugar Drove, N. C. Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubb or and L.eathor Belting. ry in its history, the majority the delpctable prospect of im­ Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-proof Safes, Wire Editor Democrat: of the voters will be true t o t h e Screen Doors and Winoow Fra mes, Pa»per Bags, &o. mortal joys. The great trial is over, t h e democratic party. If i t fails t o Mrs. J u r e t t n , the deceased EVERYTHING ON W H E E L S . keep those promises, which it battle is fought and the vic- wife of I. V. Heece, w a s his Buggies, Phaetons. Carriages, Spring Wagons, Moun­ tain Hacks, Niitchell Farm Wag ons, Two wheel Carts. tor.y won. The republican daughter, and he was t h e is n o t likely t o do, i t will de­ Send for Catalogue and prices. father o f Andrew, T h o m a s serve defeat, and what is more party was p u t on trial and a n d H a r v y P r o f f i t , a l l w e l l ec e i gi t h e great sovereign people of doing citizens of this county. f u l lS ps o liia l t a totu n tp o nr o nv e n . t o o r d e r s b y m a l l . W e r e s p e c t ­ it will get it. y ci y r at age free America empanelled a s a Long after t h e mother o f W. W. WOODRUF F & CO. WHAT does the democratic jury, and on t h e 8 t h d a y of these children had died, Un­ c l e B i l l y w e d d e d a s e c o n d 176 & 178 Cay Street, victory mean? I t means a November rendered a verdic t Kf IOXVI LLE, TEffN. reduction of the unreasona- of guilty of oppressive laws time. The bride was the wid­ ow, Virginn Banner, of Ban­ ble and unjust high tariff H n d wastefulcxtravagnnceof ner Elk. The happy results t h a t the common people of the people's money. This o f t h i s m a r i a g b w e r e a s o n this g r e a t country have been g r e a t tribunal has disrobed and a daughter-—Miss Addie, sorely and constantly blead the republican p a r t y of gov­ now a blooming young lady, 80, L\ LHY-ONL should mi vc nil thny "nn and YOTJ with for years, until we were ernmental power and placed and Matthew E., a newly m a r ried young man with a n am­ M l ?in ,v v ),,r getting helpless a nd weak. the mantle o n the g r e a t rep­ bition for the medical profes­ Yes, it means a relief t o t h e resentative democratic par­ sion. I t is only seldom t h a t a people from all the oppres­ ty, and now it has a noble man leaves behind him a And iot o f the man who runs t-li • wa^on and sells for # 5 0 or # 3 0 . I will sell you as good for #25. Machine needles that will fit any sions of unjust legislation by work t o do, a faithful d u t y more respected family. We ma< hi no, nt 2.) ets per doz., sent o,.t hy mail. F hnve a good stock t h e republican party in Con­ to perform, a promise a n d congratulate t h e living a n d of fishing tackle. Heeds, 4 0 e t s t o #1. Joint rods 7 5 c t s t o # 1 . 5 0 . gress. I t means the death i f pledge t o redeem. Therefore mourn for t h e dead. Trout Hies 60 els per dozen. Liin rick hooks, JO to 25 cts per S. M. D. 1he force bill. It .means re- let the watchword of democdozen, sent hy mail. Netting-for senm, and seins of any length WE a r e sorry t o announce duction in the expenses of the Iraey be reform andeoonomy. complete. Base-halls of the very best, for #1 each sent by mail. government. It means hon- The true principle of democ- the deatho* Chief .Justice Mer­ Do not fail t o write tor pi ices. Respect full v, riman, which occurred a t Hal esty in the affairs of thecoun r m '.V is the safeguard t o o u r eigh on the 14th. inst. J u d g e fe. •)•'. AYfsEfz, t r y . I t means t h a t t h e re- free institutions; the motive M'Tiiman had been sick for pow-er of prosperity, p e a c e several weeks. I t was hoped May 21, 91. pub iican party steps down h'.XOX VILLIs,7 A, AN. a nd o u t after the 4 t h of and happiness for our grand by hisfriends t h a t he would re March, 1893. I t means t h a t country and its free people.' °' ) V , T n t u ' W . M H thought t o be the d e m o c r a t i c p a r t y w i l l I A s t h e b a t t l n w a s f o u g h t o n J J ^ ! ' p n ^ » w , " v ! SUIiSC RIDEh 0 R] 711E T. hold the reins of tins gov- these principles and a grand The Judge was 5 2 y e a r s ernment for years t o corne victory won t h a t will put the old. A Puzzle. T h uat F f w J v r , ! C O O O O C O O O o c ? BltYAYS €0LU«A O- SAY! 0 1 :i 11 this is no IfUGTO DRAW TRADE! -O- t,ie last tt r 30 W. W. WOODJtUiFF & CO. THESE ARE ®wn" f '. ^ rruA f I MEAN BUSINESS. -O- 1 rom now until the first daV of April I will sell my stock of CLOTHING —AND— OVERCOATS At 10 per cent above COST! oIfyon d o n ' t think I meat) i t come and look through my STOCK It wont cost you one cent if you dont purchase. I have a large stock and want t o get rid of i t before spring. CALL AND LOOK! -o— I would ralljfyour a t t e n t i o n t o the big cut in prices in my other I ires. D TIMES ' -o RESPECTFULLY, iV. LJtm ooooospoo r �SUBSCRIPTION HATE S be greatly missed in our con* Proceedings of the Union Meeting-. ed for by the brethren and The Union Meting of t h e sisters of this church. They —Mr. S. Taylor, who n a s Three Fork Association met will soon have their church 1 copy 1 year $1.00 " 0 months 50 been in Idaho for two years with the Union Church Fri- house completed upon the " 3 months 35 past, has r e t u r n e (J t o his' Oct. 28th. The intro.luc same site where i t was burn­ ADVERTISING RATES. home on Meat Camp. He! D>ry sermon was preached by ed down. So it is plain t h a t 1 inch 1 week.. Harmon, from Psalms, right will pievail a t last. .75 brings good news from a nil mi " 1 month 1.7 ber of our western boys. 126-18. "Truth' crushed t o earth will " 3 " a.00 Adjourned for one hour. rise again, the eternal years " 6 " —The fight on Big Koek 5.00 Reassembled a t 1 , p. rn. Af­ are hers." " 1 year 7.00 Creek, in Mitchell county on I wish t o call the attention column 1 week 9.00 L. F. WILSON Clerk. the day of t h e election was ter prayer led b.y E. J , Nor­ of the trade t o the fact i h a t 1 month 13.50 n's, organized for business by P- S.—The committee o n 3 " 25.00 n o t a s bloody a s we fi r s t I am now offering some r a r e electing 0. 8 . F a r t h i n g mod­ time, place arid programme The firm cf I. L. Councill 6 " 37.50 heard it was. There was but b a r g a i n s 111 h o o t * , s h o e s , S i Bro., consisting of I. L. 1 year 50.00 one man killed and three oth erator and L. U. Wilson Cl'k- requests us t o s a y t o t h e dif- Councill and W. B Coun­ hats, ready-made clothing, On motion the programme ierent churches t h a t any one eis wounded. cill, J r . , was this day dis­ prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ Entered a t t h e Postoffieeat was adopted. Motion t o o- desiring t i n next session oi s o l v e d b y m u t u a l c o n ­ ware, such a s plows, hoes, —The tax-books for Boone Boone. N. C., a s second-class pen question box tomorrow the fifth Sunday Meeting will sent. The business with township are now in in y mail matter. a t 1 0 o'clock; motion prevail notify said committee of the increased capital and fa­ shovels, spades, tracechains, hands, and 1 will proceed t o and, iti fact, anything you cilities will be conducted ed. On motion the p a s t o r same. CLERK. collect a s the law directs. So, LOCAL NEWS, need in this line. in the future by W. B. and deacons of Union Church if you d o not want your prop Death of Miss Li//ie Faw. ( ouneill, J r . , of Boone, were appointed a committee Pfty advertised, come for­ J . P. Taylor, of Hondu­ —High wind. Miss Lizzie, the only da ugh on religious exercises. ras, C. A., and I. L. Coun ward a t once and settle y o u r CiltOlTIHES —Cold weather. On motion t h e first ques­ ter of John A. and Fannie cill, of Elk P a r k , under taxes. B. J . COUNCILL , J r . Faw, died Sept. 1 8 , 1992, at tion on the programme was the style of uouncill Tay­ — Wood wanted on s u b ­ 0---Next week we may be a- deferred; the second taken up the age of fifteen years a n d lor & Co. Messrs. J . p . scription. Taylor and I. L. Councill I keep coustanfly on hand~a b l e t o give some statement and discussed by John F. EI ten days. Lizzie was born in —Cotton is now 8% cts since a b o u t the final result of tne giving personal attention Ashe county, b u t spent t h e full supply of grocer­ ler, E. F. Jones and others. t o t he business. t h e election. electoral vote. Ohio and Cal­ Adjourned t o meet tomoirow most of her short life in Waies consisting in part'of Su­ We t r u s t t h a t te pub­ gar, Coffee, Rice, etc., —Cattle, mules and horses ifornia are still in «joubt and a t 9:30o'clock. Benediction taugtt county At the a g e of lic with whom theold firm eleven she, with her parents, the contest is so close t h a t by David Greene. which will be sold a s cheap a s will take a rise, no doubt. HAS SO pleasant lye 011due they enn be bought in t h e ted business'will contin­ i t wil! take the official count Satur<lay's proceed 1 ngs. — moved t o Wilkes county, —A long lease of power for where she soon became afflic­ ue i t s patronage t o t h e tu ountains. t h e democrats is now piedic- t o decide. Cleveland can lose M e t pursuant t o adjourn­ new, a s with the increase both and still have 64 major ment a t the appointed time. ted with a disease of the hip 51 cannot, in this small space ted. of stock in all lines it is by. tell you of half t h e bargains Alter singing engaged in pray joint, which caused her tosuf hoped t o secure the t r a d e --The McKinley district in fern great deal until h e r I a m prepared t o offer, b u t t o its entire satisfaction. -Some of our third p a r t y er with J . J . L . Sherwood. Ohio has gone democratic by death. She \va^faithfully trea friends on Beaver Dams have Read and approved minutes invite you, one a n d all, t o 1,000 majority. ted by two of the best physi­ Respectfully, bucked on the DEMOCRAT and of yesterday's proceedings. come and see. Thirty-six in­ —Master Clay Jurney; of have ordered the same dis­ On motion by F. F. Jones, cians in t h e county, b u t it ches t o the yard and sixteen Olin, is now holding a casein continued since the election. the name of the Union Meet­ seemed t h a t there was n o Elk P a r k , N. C. Oct. 3rd. ounces t o the pound lias ev­ remedy for her disease. She t h e DEMOCRAT office. We were anxious to redeem ing was changed from theUn er been niv motto, and I —The Courier Journalg i ves them from their wild notions ion Meeting of t h e T h r e e was always a lovely girl and lope t o receive in t h e future, had many friends. She pro­ Cleveland's electoral vote a t but thereis now no hope. Let F o r k A s s o c i a t i o n , t o t h e what I have s o much enjovfessed religion a t the age of 303; Harrison's 1 2 4 and Weu the brethren depart in peace. Fifth Sunday Meeting of the ed in the past, the liberal p a t ver's 1 7 . We wish them prosperity and Baptists of Watauga county.! twelve years and lived a faith ronage of the public. Most Respectfully, have no malice against them. Committee on devotional! ful christian the remainder of —The republicans now say exercises reported 0. S. Far-! her life. She endured hersuf—A party of deer hunters iisLtt.be McKinl.v tariff am 1 thing t o preach a t 11., a . in.,! fering with g r e a t patience, ValleCrueis, May 10, '92. Force bill was the cause o consisting of Messrs. W. L. and J . H. Farthing and Da-j though she was very desir­ Bryan, E. S. and T . Fin Cof­ their defeat. ous t o get well a n d live, she Executor's Notice, fey, J . D. Councill, W. (1. | vid Greene to-night. Motion! said t h a t she might d o some­ Having qualified as the execu­ —We a r e glad t o see little I odd and others left Wednes l U v J . F . Spainhour t o dis- thing for her parents in r e tor of J. A. Shumaker, dec., all Willie, daughter of Mr. J . F I pense with the sermon a t 11; persons indebted to said estatd a y morning for a ten d a y ' s turn lor their kindness t o her Spainhour, o u t again aftei are requested to makeimmediate hunt in Caldwell County. We motion prevailed. The first! during her long illness. Liz­ an illness of several weeks. payment, and all persons bidd­ hope the older ones of the question was then taken up zie talked, rend and s a n g t o ing accounts against said estate and discussed by (J. S. Farth­ —We a r e glad t o welcome p a r t y success in killing a deei are notified to present them dui y her little brothers during her back t o Watauga Mr. W. T . a n d trust the younger ones ing. authenticated, within 12 mont hs sickness and tried t o make or this uoteee will be plead in bar f> returned f r o m may succeed in finding them­ The t.imehavingarri ved for In r life useful a s long a s she of their recovery. Oct. 6th, '92. a question oox t o be opened MI last Saturday selves a dear. Look sharp, L \Y . FARTHING, Executor. on motion this business was lived. She leaves a father •£. Sam. and Will boys. mother and three little broth postponed and time given I). NOTICE. ney, of Olin, spent sever­ —We have sent o u t the a- C. Harinan t o make a speech ei's t o mourn their greatJoss a l d a y s in town this week vis mounts d ue the DEMOCRAT on The laws of the S t a t e re­ on the foregoing subject who May they and all her friends quire all weights a n d ' meas­ ititig their sister, Mrs. R. C- Beaver Dams t o J. E . Fai th, strive t o meet her "Where the was followed by E . F Jones ures t o be sealed, a n d I here­ m y Rivers. ing and J . B. Williams. We and J. F Spainhour. A ques­ wicked cease from troubling by notify the people that I —Ashe county elects Rufus inpeour numerous subscri­ tion box vras then opened and where the weary a r e a t a m prepared t o d o such work. I. II. M CNEIL. Y oil will find me'in Boone a t Hamilton for Representative. bers in t h a t section willcheei and a number of questions rest." the residence of I). B. DoughThe balance of the ticket is ully respond t o their call. If submitted. O11 motion limit J . H. COOK, Republican. Ha mil tons ma­ you a r e n o t prepared t o pay ed speakers on said questions Standard Keeper. cash, let us have grain o r o t h t o five minutes. jority is 78. H A \ E the best selected and er marketable produce. We OF Adjourned for one hour, Are wrought by the .ise of Ayer's Hair largest stock of goods ever —The republicans a r e still still intend t o furnish you the assembled a t t h e appointed Vigor in restoring gray hair to its original Agriculture and Mechanic Arts brought t o this place and a t their same old game in new very best paper possible a no time. After singing, the 3rd color, nronioting afalling, growth, prevent­ ing the hair from keeping it soft, Will begin its fourth session Sep­ perhaps the best selection in Connecticut, trying t o count, silky and abundant, and the sealp cool, tember 2, 1892. County Super­ t o d o this we must collect. question was considered and healthy, anil free from dandruff or humors. the county. o u t the Governor-elect, who intendents ot Education will ex The universal testimony is that this prep, remarks made by John Nor­ aration lias no equal as a dressing, and i s a democrat. amine applicants for admission is, therefore, indispensable to every wellA CARD. Total cost $100. Address n's, J . J . T . Reese and others. furnislied toilet. —Miss .1 u 1 i a H o r t o n ' s Editor Democra t: 1 >ave for some A. Q. HOLLA DAY, Pres., Fourth was then called for, time and Itused Ayer's Hair Vigorfor me. I school closed on Wednesday. I understand t h a t a report reed and discussed by J . J . was troubledlias worked wonderswas rapidly Raleigh. N. C. with dandruff and Miss Julia is a n excellent tea­ i s b e i n g c i r c u l a t e d t h a t 1 becoming bald; but since using the Vigor my MR. MARTIN late­ Sherwood and others. The head is perfectly clear of dandruff, the hair cher and h a s given general hired a prominent republican has ceased con ing out. and I now have a ly returned from the lifrh question was opened by good growth, of the same color as when I UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. satisfaction. North, where lie spent of this county t o induce Mr. J . F. Spainhour and the dis­ was a young woman. |can heartily recSininend any cue suffering from dandruff or Instruction is offered in four a week buying GOODS, —The DEMOCRAT is again be Farthing, t o remain in t h e cussion participated in by Da loss of hair t<> use Ayer's Hair Vigor as a general courses of study, six dressing." — Mrs. I.ydia O. Moody, Fast and we have almost hind, owing t o the fact t h a t field a s a candidate for rep­ vid Greene J . H. Farthing, Pittston, Me. brief courses, a large number "Some time ago my wife's hair began to anything needed in i t was delayed l a s t week for resentative. The absurdity E . F . J ones and W T . S. Far­ come out quite freely. of special courses, a n d in law, T H I S medicine a 11 d engineering. t h e purpose of gathering the of such a charge would have thing. On motion appoint­ The Faculty includes twenty county, a t prices t h a t election news. prevented me from takingany ed J . J . T. Reese, I) a v i d teachers. Scholarships a n d defy compe—The Asheyille Citizen of notice of it. but for the fact Greene and W. S. F a r t h i n g loan funds a r e available for tit ion. t h e 1 7 t h inst. says t h a t the t h a t some men of standing in committee on time, place and needy young men of talent t h e community who vote the programme for the next Fifth not only prevented my wife from becoming a n d character. The next ses county of Mitchell has gone bald, but it also caused an entirely new growth of am ready to certify to this si on begins Sept,1 . F o r c a t ­ democratic, and gives W. H. republican ticket, have given Sunday Meeting. Adjourned. statement hair. I a Justice of tire peace."— before circulation a n d credence t o II. llulselms. I.ewisburgh, Iowa. H a t s , alogue with full information, Bower 235 majority. Is i t Night service.—Rev. David "Some years a severe address President the report. I only have t o s a y Greene preached a t euil.y ran brain fever, myago. after came out.attack ot hair all I used Shoes, Chapel Hill, N. (J. Wins con. [possible? such preparations for restoring it as my phy­ t h a t a n y such report is uterly Clothing, sicians ordered, ; —The Wilson Advancet e l l s false and without foundation die-light t o an attentive con­ growth of hair. I but failed to produce a then tried, successively, Ladies trimmed gregation from Psalms 34— several articles recommended by druggists! o n E . Spencer Blackbur. We tprnto-. and all alike fell short of accomplishing the and un trimmed hats, hope he did n o t use the lan­ in fact. Indeed I very great­ 1 5 . ty 4- •/ desired result. The last remedy I applied was Ayer's flair which Ribbons, guage t o the darkies a s is ly feared defeat by reason of Sunday morning sevices.— growth of hair in Vigor, weeks. brought a <lS a I think I CRTFEFCV -F JL'":'- S*; I-% • charged t o him. Let us have Mr. Farthing's candidacy, be­ After a S. S. mass meeting, used eight bottles in few years; more than Flowers, two was as restorative, hut a n explanation. lieving all the while t h a t the which opened a t 9, a . m. Rev. as a necessary anda have continued Itoliked it w, ^ J c w •>v dressing, use it Plumes, for that purpose. I believe Ayer's Hair —We just received a n excel republican vote would be cen­ J . L. Sherwood preached t o Vigor possesses virtues far above those of Notions, [lent communication from our tered 011 either Mr. Yo inceor a well ordered congregation any similar preparation now on the market." Ilea vy —Vincent .Jones, Richmond, Ind. and fancy groceries. friend, the Rev. I . W. I h o m - Mr. f a r t h i n g a t the last mo­ upon the subject of salvation HE VlT'f W ,s y * * 1 * ® ' 1 "*T *£>'»• a s , of Hibriten, which is t o o ment. No gentlemen, 1 a h v e by grace; t e x t Titus 2—1. A J«rn«itui ii I frnm tl-nt cm li», tr. ob.ciirli*. II* nnn.f * tiw ' . M mi •, „ l a t e for this issue, but willap never aspired tcf t h e manage­ collection was taken up du­ PREPARED BT ! , ;r. ,d I miy. «nd ••.'ui «p'.i«r !ivn*mU4 ment of the republican cam­ ring the meeting, for the ben­ pear in o u r next. by • phlloiophcv, lim; Uio acCij.". * fo:\uu% «r*r« it cDponnnUT ta esch Prion ti .0 1 ? paign in this county, a n d if efit Union Church amounting OH. J, C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass. cmbraco th» chAiii i, nou ,.i»nr4 ® r; iicn*« r« fi# to AN4 ffh* d*];Ar'.i, «r • w ,>w Jgfci _S . -- t Sold by Druggists and Perfumers. TO se us before you buy. I —Maj. W. W. Vannoy, who t h e b u i s n e s s o f t h e G . O . P . the GOLDKN OT'poi Vuidty • (itfU'VAV# »r*(i ASfAi worth, *..d afuw .... , ihat U.. k»- - _ wt,», w" We are in a posi­ OM.ral la.a iio. !i«t. i. .. o.ipiu i »,.> sold his farm some months a lias been b a d 1 y managed, t o -23.30. Also a collection within lh, ri.rhol lAhorir* ntUn.i. n crnnrfttort Inl iif». In r ?.-««#,> far 'meruit04 r *e-»vrn tion to save t o , left Tuesday for North Don't shake your hoary on Sunday for the Baptist «ooo it fttjppy sMTqn.MJH yj » ?« " 1 »» f»7>!•'// »-.d h.».iLw •patUMi jnvdtttdft 'Allflva *mqUJ*A* Orphanage a mounting t o $ 3 . 3ll|t{«puiy 'nOA 1.1*19 A do th. W"i k .lilt lir* .t liolr.*, linn.. . you money. jWilkesboro, where he will /ocA's at me, thou canst not *°J Tfllilt »•*»!) M»u «! ||yjmn/C *111 HJOM *'• oo'il, Mri. fii. $JT. » fm d.r T. o Uuo e.ti do ». w.ll it Tim wi i work ,«t tmrd, >,« l I bus ended a very pleasant 01AIJ vjuatnoin •i*d« io *iapno/ a.viq* Ji<; 1* sMiaiuuina « > iaoi y Riake his future home. Me say I did it.'' Very Respect fully, .lid To, c.n int ro... T-mrtnr-wi, jo tjw.l Alia iij *»S* |[* '•**»« qi"fi 'Of) ••• llnitoiil.T on. I . 1 - ti;v >,.* oJ no/ •• atom pn* .tq j j* /*p « session of the Fifl'h Sunday 01 moxj iu**o| MOq <ivpibu«>x' to loom. Impltnl not r..,nit w«l Vi « imi, -too A >1 S and his excellent family will p.r.tlT.ly now * d rt.!;, w.,n<W^| H . ( . M A R TI S & C o . jnq • E. F . LOVILL. WOW *o»i how, Knilur Meeting, which was well ear­ too Pi* tn 'qonuim«•*'9^111 uiuuu iAm® a o q sjo j j 'x '/ j / m p er*. r•-» ••• i (f* ' plain 1 4 !»H« i A 4 *p*iu Suf*q >1 « ao (KJOti by rot nrn i»r Blowing TUok .Tune 80, '92. 'S ' Bfallett A' <•., ilux 1* LY> THE YY ATAUGA DEMOCRAT. munity. A BIG CUT OH 1/ NOTICE OF OISSOIUTIOII. Gooncili, Taylor and Co, C, D. TAYLOR. WITHOUT A 1 WE Wonders otra Ayer's ir Vigor SPECIALITIES, •* * * COM! : y M ( n fl t ;>»• v. of rlilt.r arr. V w omm ra l u ( t ft � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 12 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_1117_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: November 17, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-11-17 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/2c54f51e36c6287b34643e2f3f644381.pdf 303fe17fd25050eee0caaa6d3e76eb69 PDF Text Text / #1 VOL 5 J5QONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, Til UltSDAY, DEOEMUEl 1892, XO. LETTKIi, of the country, and Secreta­ Rerenue Not Robin / . when our sailors were known ored man—Jackson. " N o , " ry Foster of the Treasury, From our Rowtular Correspondent. in every port, when ourinan- replied the dreamer, 'he was W. I!. COUNC1LL, Jit. The election of Cleveland is predicts th a t before the close not expected t o make any­ nlacturers were n o t paupers, a white man, tail and slight­ ATTORNEY AT LA ,V. Mr. II arrison h a s bornehia ot Cleveland's administrat ion when tra trips were not known, defeat in such a manly way if will take $250,000,000 a body rich. The sun will not tariffs were n o t discussed, er than Sullivan. The chain Boone, N. C. shine a n y brighter, the birds pion could not hit him and t h a t he has won the respect year t o pay the pensions— when no political party ac­ a t the end of the fight he cri­ will n o t sing any sweeter than and a ami ration of even the more than all the other ex­ W. B. COUNCILL, M. 1). they have sung o r than the cepted o campaign subscrip­ ed..' . y staunchest democrats. The penses of the country added Boone, i\. C. sun has shone u n d e r any tion from a t r u s t arid paid And s o i t caine about.— members of the cabinet have together. I t is scarcely t o Resident Physician. Office other honest and patriotic the trust in laws allowing i t New York Herald. o n King Street n o r t h of P o s t i htile t o sav, although i t be wondered a t t h a t the old president-. t o exact millions of dollars Office. was we'll known t h a t more idea, championed by t h e a s bonus Iroui the people for . SEN- TOR LEASE. The president has nothing » ban one of them might h \ve House some years a g o by t o d o with the industries of hundreds donated t o tiie p a r TOPEKA, Kan., Nov. 18.— EL P. LIOYILL said some very interesting Hon. Wm. R. Morrison, of Il­ t h e country. He a n (J the tisan cause. There is a n earnest effort things had they been s o dis­ linois, of raising the money ATTORNEY AT T,AW, T h a t will be a tariff for rev­ t o give Kansas the first place t o pay pensions by imposing members of congress should Boone N. C. posed. This being the situa­ riot meddle any more with enue, there will be no tariff in the list of peculiar coun­ tion, a sensation was croat. a n income t a x , should be re­ 1! ilrnington tries, ii it has not already a t ­ the industries of the people, for robbery. ed in high republican circles vived a t this time. If pen­ {Del) Jounml. DR. t . C. REEVES. I han w i t h their religions. tained t h a t rank. Many of when jovial Secretary Rusk sion expenditures a r e to keep PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 1 hey cannot advance any in­ the populists a r e now advo­ opened his ammunition box growing some extraordinary Two of His Visions Fulfilled. Office a t Residence. dustry o r make a n y man rich cating the ele l i o n of Mary method of raising t h e money Boone, N. C. and fired a red-hot shot a t will certainly have t o be re­ by law without.injuringsoine Mr, 1'. H, McNamec, mana­ E. Lease a s United S t a t e s the head of the man who h a s other industry o r someother ger of the Berkley Heights, Senator, Several attorneys been privately charged bv sorted to. (N. J . ) Land Comyariyaud a L . I ) . I X ) WE, There is so much rivalry a- man. They ha ve no right o r heavy stockholder in the Liv h a v e b e e n e x a m i n i n g t h e Mr, IIa i rison's close person­ authority t o d o either. Men constitution and laws, a n d al frien js with having exert m o n g Washington demo­ a n d industries will g o a u d ingston Silver Mining Com declare they can find l o t l i i n g Attorney a t Law ed his powerful influence in c r a t s t o be members ol the come a s they should and did pa ny, of Custer county, Col., disqualifying her from hold­ t h e republican p a r t y t o lessen citizens committee which will -ANDg o and come on their merits has been dreaming dreams ing t h a t position unless, per. the vote for Mr. Harrison. make the arrangement f o r NOTA'HY PUBLIC, ( leveland and('ongress will t h a t a r e remarkable in tlx haps, it may be the power of Although Secretary Rusk call the most largely attended in­ nature of their prophetic ac­ BANNER'S E L K . N. 0 . od no name lie made i t a s auguration the country has d o this however. Th'ey will curacy. He lives a t Berkley tiie Senate t o pass upon i t s demand t h a t any Prick who own membership. VV h i 1 e plain a s though he had spo­ ever had t % t i t has resulted comes begging for a tariff t o Heights, but comes t o this there a r e other Populists can­ ken through the most power­ iu a more or less hitler wran­ city every d a y and t o his of­ I . q . WSLBAR, gle for i t s control, between "protect the American work- fice a t 5 5 Broad way. He is didates, Mrs. Lease is un­ ful trumpet ever made, t h a t i rig men in theslee! industry, questionably the ideal of her D E N T I S T , in his opinion J a m e s Blaine, the National committeeman shall give s o m e guarantee a republican of the most ar­ party. She is injearnest in E L K P A R K , NORTH CAROLINA, t he e x head of t h e Harrison for the District of Columbia, that he will not r e t u r n t o dent type. her desire t o secure this elecwho took tin-* m a t t e r in his H e told me yesterday t h a t Oilers his professional services cabinet, was the t r a i t o r upi I o meat cud, fort ify it, em ploy tion. Her friends c l a i m t o the people ot Mitchell, 1 on whose head tha wrath of own hands and forwarded t h e Pinkei tous in expectation of early in Oetoner he began t o nothing but the possibility c Watauga and adjoining coun- the republican party should nameofgentlemen t o be mem feel a. mental depression such t ios.£Xr '"A7> I,r<I matela I used . hers of t h e committee t o chair bloodshed and then reduce a s he had experienced in ' 8 4 i Republican majority t o! >,% and all norkguaranteed. man iiurrit.v for his appro­ I be wages of the very men he after Mr. CI veland had been joint ballot can prevent h May 1 1 y. It is learned from triisfwor election. l.vingiy proposed t o legislate elected. He had a most viv­ thy sources t h a t Mr. ilarri- val, and the central demo­ for. I cratic committee, which be­ son was averse t o such if the Flicks procure a n y id dream during the night of FearfnlJSeJf Imposed Torture iff t. iueid being made by a : lieves thai it should have sc­ IF. 90UP1IEW, October the 4th, in which ATLANTA, Ga.,Nov. 21.— ire i d rh;» inaugural conimit- Mini from t h e next congress, there was a vision of the d a y member of his ca'anct, n A 7 7 OR SLY A 7 LA IT, Ce* Fih 1 J e t a i 1 s of t h e | n Graver Cleveland signs any after election, with Undemo­ s t r a n g e s t o r y o f a y o u n g because be 'relieved it untrue MA/ION, N. C have been bill g r a n t i n g them a bounty, cratic hosts wildly cheering man s awful self punishment bur bee. m e lie thought i t nil ciaims of both si t a bill will g r a n t a bounty t o elicit pity while begging o r -(o)over the triumphant election dignified a n d unnecessary; forwarded to chair nan Harthe streets was brought ou rity and his decisions will be t o the workuigmen also. If of Mr. ( ievclaml. Will practice in the courts of b u t Secretary Rusk who had a t the police station here t r cheerfully accepted by all par­ Frick appears before a demo­ Wat auga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow-r H e did uot think much of >11 and all other counties in the it in .for Blaine, whom heonce ties. ' — day. Friday morning Wa cratic committee t o repj eseu t the dream a t the time, but western iistrict #0T*Special atten admired s o much t h a t he nam " T e d d y " Roosevelt, t h e t h a t his industry n e e d s a when the same vision was re­ ter Morton was arrested for lion g i v e n ^ t o t h e c o l l e c t i o n o f c d h i s s o n a f t f r h i m , e v e r lion president of one of the great­ bounty t o make i'.: prosper he produced on the following begging. He was perfectly claims,*®® since last summer when he. will have t o show his balance night he was more t h a n sur­ sound in body and mind with (Blcine) tried t o deprive him e s t American humbugs, t h e sheet so t h a t the people of prised. He became really the exception of a purpl of the credit for restoring t h e Civil Service Commission, has NOTICE. swelling on the Wrist. It wa European privileges of t h e forgotton all a b o u t the nu­ the Union f r o m Texas t o frightened. He spoke of t h e Hotel Property for Sale. ascertained t h a t Morton had merous prosecutions he was Maine, from Delaware t o Ore­ dream t o several friends a n d On account of failing health American hog, and later t o going t o make for violation gon may know just what pro­ business associates and be­ been applying some powerful r.f myself nn.i wife, I otfer for sale use hi:n t o defeat Mr. Harri­ my hotel property in the town of son's renomination: in h i s of the law by various individ­ portion he needs a n d what g a n t o believe t h a t t h e un­ acid,.,winch had made a n ug­ Boone, North Carolina, and will uals, in soliciting campaign the working men g e t and pre welcome dreams would be re­ ly sore. Although lieundou-ell low for cash find make terms own language: "Tried t o btcnhy smfered g r e a t agony, o suit the buyer, and will take make a t r a i t o r of me-." He contributions f r o in federal cisely v\hat we all shall have alized. -irton u CfVy r complained real or personal property in ox- might have held in until he employees, previous t o t h e to pay. If his profits a r e So T o his consternation t h e and simply exhibited h i s change. Apply soon. election, and is now lying a- enormous t h a t he dare not W. L. BUY AN. was o u t of office, b u t for his wake n i g h t s t o study up tell what they are: and if t h e dream was repeated on the burnt arm t o solicit, alms. following night. This con­ accidental discovery of indis­ schemes t o keep democrats men are getting ordinary wa vinced i l r . McNamee t h a t his .Saturday Morton's a r m wa. putable evidence t h a t Blaine in a terrible condition. The Notice. had much t o d o with t h e loss o u t of the patronage t o which geS, subject t o tile same iaws thrice repeated dream would F o r sale. 9 0 0 acres of land, of his own s tate, which he they should be entitled aftei of supply and demand t o come true. Though the friends liitiC flesh t h a t was left ou o n Rich Mountain, W a t a u g a the fourth of March m xt, by which wages in a n y other ( f h i s o w n p o l i t i c a l f a i t h t he P wrist was putrid a n d^ ( County, on which is asbestos, worked s o hard t o keep in extending the Civil Service t o occupation are subject, then laughed a t him he assured li apping off. This morning' the republican column. T h a t and fine land for sheep ranch. branches of the Government Mr. Frick will have t o g o in­ them t h a t Cleveland would lie was released by the police Sales private. I.. D. Lowe <£: settled it; he had t o have his and sent t o a hospital. Am­ T. T . Furgerson, E x ' t r s . of say, a n d i t was in pretty t o which it never would have t o some other business o r g o sw( ep t ke country. been extended had Harrison t o the poor house a s he threa­ Mrs. A. P . Calloway, deed. <-1 ose :\ccord with wha111in ny Then there appeared t o him putation will be necessary t o save his life. Banner Elk, Nov. 1 5 '90.. members of his p i r t y think been re-elected. Mr. Harri­ tens t o do. on tue night of October 1 4 , son has s o far refused t o en­ B u t congress and Cleve­ a most curious vision, i n without shying. NOTICE. dorse this scheme t o keep re­ land will d o 1 liis; they will which it appeared than Mr. Never Uoved.but lived in i Counties. The Ashville cizizen, in reP a r t i e s p u t t i n g papers in . The question of •pensions publicans in office under a legislate so t h a t u d a y ' s la­ . . Cleveland would n o t until* ferring t o the fact t h a t Maj. m y hand for execution will , s 0 , 1 ° moat, i m p o r t a n t d em ocr a tic a d m i nst r A t i o ri by bor will buy a d a y • worth of t h e White House a s presi­ t h e coining administra­ please advance the tees with I issuing the necessary order Carnegie's o r Crick's goods. d e n t - - t h a t his death froinap VV. II. Bryson, oi Johnson t h e papers a n d they will re­ tion and Congress will h a v e county, h a s voted a t every ceive prompt a t t e n t i o n , o t h e r t o deal with; it directly af­ t o carry i t into effect, h u t he They will legislate so t h a t poplexy would occur before presidential election since 184 wise they will be returned fects every man, woman and may be worried into i t yet. a n y burdens of taxation, ei­ t h e d a y of inauguration. 20, and a t tlieeleetion oil t h e not executed for t h e want of T h e people of this country ther g r e a t o r small upon the This last dream has filled Htli, a t the age of 94, was as­ child in the United States. I t Fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. is now certain t h a t there will have voted against perpetual people will put money i n t o Mr. McNamee with a vague sisted t o the polls and voted office holding, and a demo­ the public treasury n o t into fear of i i s fulfillment and th» UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAItOLIN I. be a deficiency of $35,000,cratic Congress might t a k e a the pockets of private pers­ foreboding is with liiip con­ t h e straight Democratic tick­ et, says of him: Instruction is offered in four 0 0 0 for t h e current fiscal notion t o let t his old humbug ons, corporations o r trusts. s t a n t l y . He prays, lie said, year, which must be appro­ general courses of study, six "Maj. Bryson b u i l t bis die for the want of a n appro­ In a few years this honest, t h a t i t will n o t be fulfilled, brief courses, a large number priated a t this session of Con home on the Buckaseegee riy of special courses, a n d in law, gresH, and those who ought priation. The tears would equitable a n d wholesome pol but. dreads t h a t i t will be. er, ugffr the mouth of Uullomedicine a n d engineering. t o know estimate t h e a mount; be few, and they wouldn't be icy of tariff for revenue not This dream was quite a s Viv­ The Faculty includes twenty from democratic eyes. robbery will restore the nor­ id a s were those t h a t came whee, when that, territory was chat , will be required for the embraced in Buncombecounteachers. Scholarships and „ m a l b a l a n c e o f t r a d e , w i l l true. Two Cuiios From Kansas. loan funds a r e available for Y^ar, beginning J u l y 1 , ty. Afterwards i t fell i n t o stimulate commerce and ush­ Many other of Mr. MeNa- llavwood county, later in needy young men of talent 1893, which must also be Hp- TOPEKA, NOV. 12.—Sena­ a m i character. The next ses- propriated a t this session,as t o r Puffer and Jerry Simp­ er the country into a n e r a of inee's previous dreams have Macon find now in Jackson. sion begins Sum , ] . For cat- somewhere in the neigh bor- son must now divide popu­ prosperity like t h a t which been verified. After Sullivan "Maj. Bryson reared six­ nlogue will) full information, hood ol $200,000,000. I t is lar curiosity with Charles Cur succeeded the famous Walker "knocked o u t " Kilrain Mr. teen children, gave them all address President WmscOii, w H , . ... tariff in 1 8 J 6 , when merch­ McNamee dreamed t h a t the ( Impel Hill, N. C. difficult For human mtdlect tis and Col. \V. A. Harris, a good education, a n d a s t o comprehend the immensi­ two of the new people's par­ a n t s bought, and sold where next man who met him m tile they married gave each of a farm. H e ty of the pile of money repre­ ty congressmen from Kansas, they did best, wlem the fann­ ring would wrest the chain pif o r Malaria, Li vc j Charles Curtis is a quarter- er received his just reward, onsh 1 pfrom the Boston l.o.y.' ( i l . N t g r i l n < 1 j l J r v t | l a ) sented by those figures. I t ble,orIndigeab • I biood Indian and Mr. Harris bought his supplies without l i e told ot tlim riretim u n .1 j„ M M 0 „n county, a n d vv a represents more than three is a n ex-con federate colonel interference,7 when o u r beauBROWN'S IRON b -----«-« U was asked whether, lie eon,.; foreman of the first g . and indollars for each inhabitant from Virginia ^tfinl nag floated a n every sea, mg champion would be acol-lry in J a c k s o n / ' FIiUVES8lON.iL. *- . WASHINGTON �» V. o I ADVERTISING RATER. ions more money. TheSout ii 1 bimi ''Ariel ly observe the Civ- j peemed r<.signed to the will of $ 75 will now t a k e on new lifoancl!' 1 Service humimjt, op will lieja-»,|. ]{|B. he is now » 1 75 Vt tfreat o prosperity will attend j <»'" t h e rascals o u t ? We doifrom among- us and isto-dav 8.0011 her. teo mote i . be. it h„ s„ I not want much and will be around t h e t h e throne of 5.00 7.00 --President HarHson'sfath easily satisfied. It is u o t God with the loved ones who lOTIGE OF DISSOLUTIOn. 9.00 I wish t o call t h e attention probable i liat we will ask for have gone 011 before. He can 18.50 er-im'aw, Dr. John W. Scott, of the trade t o the fact idiat 25.00 is dead. Dr. Scott was born a store keeper or gauger's n o t come back to Us hut we 1 a m now offering some rare The firm cf I. L. Councill 37.50 i n P a . J u n e 2 2 , 1 8 0 0 , a n d place, neither d o we want t o can g o t o him if we live a s he 50.00 & Bro., consisting of I. L. bargains in hoot.#, s h o e s , hen raider. Ho t h a t settles has lived. We extend o 11 r was t hereforeiri his 93rd year. Councill and W. B Count hats, ready-made clothing, He died in the White House, the matter, and 110 one need greatest sympathy t o the a- cillg J r . , was this d a y dis­ Entered a t t h e P o s t office a t surrounded by the President t o he afraid of us being in prints, worsteds, etc., hard ged a n d bereaved wife, her solved by mutual c o 11 Boone. N. C., a s second-class and his family. their way for anything of the children and friends. ware, such a s plows, hoes sent. The business with mail m a t t e r . kind. shovels, spades, tracechaina increased capital and fa­ T . M. COTTRELL. —Some days since the wife cilities will f>e conducted a n d , in fact, a n y t h i n g y o —We want t o make t h e of Mr. P. S. May, of Key Sta­ LOCAL NEWS. in the future by W. B. need in this line. tion, Term., met a horrible DEMOCRAT more interesting News a n d Observer: The • oimcill, J r . , of Boone, d e a t h . H e r c l o t h e s w e r e than ever before and in order electoral college will stand J . B. Taylor, of Hondu­ —Porn Shuck inga. caught by a shaft in the mil! t o d o thisourdelinquentsuh- CI veland 278; Harrison 1 3 8 ras, L. A., a n d L L. Conn —Pleasant weather now and she was beaten lifeless by scribers must help us. Many (JffffTKIKS ciil, of Elk Bark, under and Weaver 28. California its revolutions. We extend the style of oouncill Ta y­ —Mr. Blaine is again criti­ t o Mr. May o u r heart-felt of them have never p a i d a goes Democratic; Ohio ex­ Olor & Co. Messrs. J . P . cally ill. Sympathy in" this the dark cent, many of our western sub cept one^democratic elector, Taylor and 1. L. Councill I keep*couNtantl.\yon hand i scribers have taken our pa­ cast her vote t o ; for "Garrison. —Cotton is reported a t est affliction of his life. giving personal attention full supply of grocert o the business. 9% cents. —On the.lOth ult., the per from one t o three years, Oregon casts ontlfor Weavei ieSjConsisting in p a r t of Suand a r e due 11s for the same. and three for Harrison. Wea We t r u s t t h a t te pub­ —North Dakota elects a residence of the bride's mot h !• "gar, Coffee, Rice, etc., lic with whom theohl firm W e will ha v e t o cut loose from Ver carries Colorado, Idaho young woman Attorney Gen­ er on Cove Creek, Mr. D. L. has so pleusantlyc ondue which will be sold a s c h e a p a J Glenn, of Balloon, S. C. was many of them and put the ac­ Kansas, Navada, North and eral. ted business'will contin­ they can be^ bought J n ^the| married t o Miss Addie Mast, counts in the hands of a n at­ South Dakota. Rut North ue its patronage t o t h e —A baby boy has taken up mountains. new, a s with the increase the Rev. Sherwood officiat­ torney t o collect a t their cost. Dakota is said t o be still in his abode a t the home of J . oi stock in all lines it is We hate much t o d o this, doubt. I cannot, in this small space ing. They left for S. C. a t H . Hardin. hoped t o secure the trade tell you of half t h e bargains once where they will reside in h u t business is business and t o its entire satisfaction. Tain prepared t o offer, b u t we will be forced t o use means SINCE the election t h e r e —Mr. J . S. Williams'school the future invite you, one'Tand all, t o t o collect, unless they see and has been destructive fires all Respectfully, a t Shulls Mills will close to­ —To the membeis of Snow read this and forward us the come and see. Thirty-six in­ morrow (Saturday.) over the Southern country, ches t o the y a r d a n d sixteen Lodge, No. 863, A. F. & A. Oouncill, Taylor a n d Co. ounces t o the pound has ev­ — II you a r e a subscriber t o M. The time for our regular a m o u n t due a t a n early day. caused 1*11 many instances by Elk Pink, N. C. Oct.. 3rd. er been mv motto, and I Winston and t h e DEMOCRAT, can you not communication was this day We d o n ' t like the way they incendiaries. have treated us. The same other towns in North Caroli­ hope t o receive in the future, get some one else t o take it ? changed t o the 1 s t Saturday w h a t ! have s o much enjoy­ applies t o many of our sub na have suffered severely. —Rev. Mr. Pell will fill his in each month a t 2 o'clock in scribers nearer home. Then ed in the past, t h e liberal p u t run age of, the public. r e g u l a r a p p o i n t m e n t i n t h e the evening, by request of W. must he a n adjustment of I.here was had blood arous­ ed in many places in t h e Most Respecthilly, Methodist church in Boone M. Nov. 26th, 1892. o u r matters soon. South among the variousfac on nexi Sunday night. J . J . M a s t , Sec. tions and there a r e always Valle Crucis,, May 10, '92. To Prevent the Chip —T li e political landslide —Our hunting party head­ '><Td men who want t o wreak might be pointed o u t a s one ed by friend Bryan, is again < )r any other similar epidemic, Exccntoi 'ii Notice. vengeance on their supposed of the lively movements in re in the mountains of Caldwell the blood and the whole system enemies and the torch i s Having qualified as the exeeu/should he kept in a healthy con­ nl eslate. torofJ. A. Shumaker, dec., aD' in search of game. Hope they dition. If you feel worn out or their weapon. persons indebted to said e.«V^ —Send 1 2 cts in s t a m p s t o will succeed better than they have that "tired feeling" in the are requested to makeipir morning, do not he guilty of neg­ Harris Bros, at Jefferson, N. did on their iast hunt, a s they lect* Give immediate attention payment, and all persot^^ ing accounts against sain, C., and receive by return mail failed t o bring down a single to yourself. Take Hood's Sarsa are notified to present the deer notwit hstanding(hef.irt parilla to give strength, purify a handsome surprise. authenticated, within 12 i th" blood and prevent disease. 11ley g o t several shots. or this noteue will he pier —Filmore Ragan and fami­ of their recovery. Oct. 6t Hood's Pills cute liver ills,jatiu ly have moved into B. J . —The DEMOCRAT failed t o L \\. F ARTHING , Executor. dice, hi I lionances, sick headache, - Council!'# house. We welcome issue last week on aeouut of constipation. a delay in our blank paper, them a s good neighbors. NOTICE. and istues late this week on —Look o u t for Will W. IN KE MORI A3. _ The laws of t h e S t a t e re­ A Ilolsclaw's new a d . in our the same account, a s i t only quire all weights a n d meat Died a t his home near Deerures to he sealed, and I her| next issue. He has some of­ arrived a t 1 2 , M., on Wednes fleld, N. C\, n t 10:15, a. m.. day. But we now have a full >y notify the people that' fers t o make you t h a t will in­ Wednesday Nov. 23id 1892. i<-3 Ml 10 am prepared t o d o such wor supply of paper and a new keg terest you. Thomas Cottrell, age 1 8 6 ^ oil will find mo'jn Boone t of ink, so you see t h a t we years, 2 months and 4 days. the resideuce of D. B. Doug! —W. B. Councill and sisters, a r e still in t h e fight. e , ' b v - I . H . C OOK, He was born and raised in Misses Emma and Jennie, —The DEMOCRAT will 'now Caldwell county and married S t a n d a r d Keeper. with Miss Bettie Coffey spent sight enter upon t h e discussion of Louisa Shearer, sister of Rob several days in Elk Park and Saved Perhaps His Life OF 11A VE Hie best selected a rid Johnson City Inst week and better public roads and bet­ e r t S h e a r e r * a n d s e t t l e d Agriculture and Mechanic Art« M ter farming and urge upon where ('. J . Cottrell, his son Uy Hood's SarsaporfIliv-~Hloo(l Poi­ largest stock of goods ever returned Monday. Will begin its fourth session Sutd soned by Canker. our readers a. new departure now lives. He was the fath­ brought t o this place ami tern her 2, 1892. County Super­ Rear! the following from a ffratclul mother.' —Did you see t h a t brilliant in many respects from the er of tea children, five of My little hoy h;vi Scarlet Fever when 4 years perhaps t h e best selection in intendents of Education 'will ex! meteoric shower Wednesday old paths s o long trodden by old and It left hint very imine applicants for admission, t h e county. whom have passed away and poiftonerf with ranl rr.weak and with Mood IliH eyes became night? J t is reported a s be­ our people. L e t us all move I otal Cost $100. Address 9o inflamed that hi j sufferings were intense, and gone before t o t h a t land of tor seven weeks lie A. Q. M OM,A DAY , Pres., ing very beautiful in many o u t and advance in m a 11 y which he talked s o much. He Could Mot Cpon P i s Eyes. Ritlcigh. N. U. p a r t s of the country, espec­ ways and improve o u r con­ was a man t h a t thought a I took him twice during that time to the Eye ially in Florida. and Ear on Charles street, but their dition. g r e a t deal of his children and remediesInfirmarydo him the faintest shadow failed to MR. MARTIN late­ —If you intend t o haul us —Hog killing seems t o be he was better satisfied when of good, i commenced giving him Hood's k - vO -" •' ' . i Ni SarsaparlUa and it soon eurod ldm. I lnvrt ly returned from tire some wood on subscription lively this week. Home of -'ye they were near him, o r where ,h?Vl "light, even y/fh { , : > 3$ North, where he spent timonial in way von choose. 1 ! wLva please attend t o if while the olden time" friends s a y t h a t he could visit them every few ready tofy*any theKG-. Von may usemtins tVssound praise of " dy8 a week buying GOODS, roads a r e good, and before the moon is n o t just right for days. He was a consistant . Nrfi Hood's Sarsaparilla and we have almost the bad weather sets in and butchering, this week. Hope member of the Baptistchurch because of the Wonderful good it did my son " anything needed in t < •/ ABBIE F. BLACUMAX, £888 Washington St.. finds us without, *»>* some one will inform us what a t Three Fork a n d had been Boston, Mass. Oct HOOD'S, THIH k. ikv/ for many years, and always HOOD'S PlLL8 are hand mado, and are per —Next Monday is quite a n effect the moon has 011 a hog? US "• Op »ii>» county, a t prices t h a t I«I- -T ' I^ITL "« ' ( J porjun i:«s < r>,. r .. ct filled his s e a t a s much s o a s feet In composition, proportion rmd appearance. important d a y in Boone. The Me want information on this "Ii-'CKrur 1,Ttt ',ut( „.. defy compe­ M ik .i*"k !.. *» i* L i»s!*".i r. aa commissioners will he in ses­ subject. F o r one t o tell us a n y man, and talked much tition. »l»r. n!iile«- . i«-. NOTICE. hy r sion; the county officers will "we know it is s o for we have a b o u t members failing t o a t ­ II o..-.-., «aiiy .ii (i •, State of North ts* n>.. tend their church meetings. auga county. InCarolina, Wat­ 1C nt i,, , ^i fill their bonds, a n d the tax- tried i t " will n o t be taken a s the ilia{{or of S P E M L I T I E S . Iftk ' fii f.% t* i <irp«»r» <•"!«!,r,141H« ttlm.tr i< •»c* wiial at H e w o u l d s a y t h a t i f t h e y I>. C Hannan, guardian for John collector will be on hand. positive proof. rn.pr^i m.u• »*••,iiut. mm npr>; f'V** ftt.1 r« -v* i.ti #f io mro'n lti)f ft Mats, Kil'uiu i. pre . i nft i It. iif . »roi - o- .innwill, 1 Tice. By virtue of an order and ktlah.t i;ir. —Our young friend Lyons, would fill their seats better decree of the Superior court oi —Mr. Claude Lovill left for '* t n « Shoes, lajnj in brim. tic. ,„B ,.e|.., »• *« in >1,« in v^ by *:i) inJiHUI ,1.;.., »i.H t h a t there would n o t be so o-> (1,4 n;,& |jvr 41 not**, * ». w » mn m mr Watauga county made in the al e x a s o n Tuesday morning who moved G. W. Hayes t o ' einn«r» I*»e Uk .iiy kKi ni ig f* •„ Flothing, Clndo nt ^#il \f fua will wnrir !-• ii.-r4. hdlioiltit Washington county, Tenn., much coldness in the church­ hove entitled cause at fall term, ; *ii4 "nn y ««finrnni nt last. We t r u s t he will succeed r»» or T« Ladies trimmed !!:»«•»»!« iniikonly, oi all E* es. He desired t o attend a 1#.)2, I will, as commissioner ap­ tu lenrit l rApful not i raqairtd yo, ilu,« ,«r« t A '] Ii «• Vi( die in all his laudable underta a few days ago, on returning c A l y " • • J * • i »«'.r*M « and untrimmed h a t s . pointed py the court, in accord­ t fl W ow ^ri<» f tilur* unknown »rne.,r «*r revival meet-jug during the ^ •r«. le ,. Wi . .11 kings and return t o his old home sa vv a rabbit run across ance with said order and .decree, Ribbons, •5 t." rn roo,i.1 <«1 ." wn«.Kl,, <'tl*r r>..,«»<4 i»« ....... '«» 1°e»o. it* fall. He often said t h a t he sell on twelve months time, on Muiipu "IT' a home and friends in the near the road somewhere near EMowers, luture. lizabethton and fired his pis­ wanted some of the minis­ tlie premises, the first Monday in Bin mes. ters a t Three F o r k o r Mt. Dec., 1892, it being the 5fch "dav C —The great comet spoken tol a t it. Lyons was arrest­ Vernon t o ho'd a protracted of said month, the' following de­ Notions, in its land to of s o much by o u r excha nges ed and put in jail for carry­ meeting so he could attend, scribed tract or parcel of interest Heavy wit: One half undivided early stages failed t o strike t h e e a r t h on ing a pistol. Attorney Lov­ but he was called away t o a in 68 acres of land lying and be­ and fancy groceries. can be cured ill went t o his relief and suc­ ing in Laurel creek tawnship, Wa Sunday night anywhere aby the prompt ceeded is getting him o u t on continual meeting far superi­ t a u g a c o u n t y , a d j o i n i n g t h e bout Watauga. We watch­ o r t o any a n, this earth. Hi lands or Sarah Presnell, William C OA I R use of , ed for i t several nights h u t bail, b u t he will have t o at-1 W , I H Mast and others, and known as ! tend trial a t the next term '! had very failed t o see it. the Tice laud. The said land is TO se us before you buy. of courtatEIizabethton. The f , | f i , n , e s - He was a v e r y sold as t he property of John Tice It soothes j,)Vlal , n a n Wlt' H e arc in a posi­ infant by his guardian, U. C. Har —Mr. Joe. Shull, of Shulis supposition is t h a t it will young peothe inflamed tissues, tion to save Mills, h as just returned from costHie young man $ 1 0 0 V f "V w a M a l v r « y s delight- man. D. F. 11ARM AN, Com. aids expectoration y .you money. the fair a t Columbia, S. C. MoRAL.-Bo.ys d o n ' t carry „ V V , 1 P n 7 t h . T c o m P u n y • and hastens M-ury bmken " He was only sick from Fri- flown frorft OverworkIVrsmin Rre carta. His daughters, Misses Cora concealed weapons. I Try Respect fully, or household recovery. ' iday until Wednesday, and a m-ouiiN iron Hitters Fcbolld*the and Lillie, will remain with aids d.?< tier., removes excess ol brie. H. ( . MARTIN & Co. - 1 here will be from pres..part of the time his suffer. Dr< C . A y e r & Co# Blowing Rcclt June 30, '92. 1 inch 3 week " 1 month " 3 " 6 " " 1 .year H/lurnn 1 week 1 month 3 " 6 " 1 .year C, D. TAYLOR. WITHOUT WE M CM T 1 r r ONSUMPTION Ayers CherryPectoral Lowell, Mass. �T <18 W atausa Democrat HttW Hbtv>cmtiOU m 1 • .-3SM '***"•• . A?** mm** zm mm t h e alliance* doctrine but hol-j us when we learn t o t* a peet D. B. Dougherty, Editor. ding aloof irom politics. Mc- less of men a n d more of the 1Z0 /iOCOitj 8 uaic. H. C. Rivers, Publisher Oune was a candidate f o r Lord. Our happiness a n d EXPLANATION . The folloxy-r.ff picture contains four faces, a man and his three daughters. president b u t WHS beaten and j prosperity a r e going t o deAnyone can find the in.ui'iface, hut it is i ,i . easy to distinguish the faces of the three youngbullex la " 1 hursdaj Dec. 1st, 1892. has withdrawn from t h e or­ pend largely on how we love, I he picture was piioUshed in a lew ltewtv.po-s some time ago, and attracted considerable attention to ? * j . S * P^e competition in connection with it. As the sole object is to introduce our medicines into fi?*,'homes, jse > i.j er.ie-ed the former competition are reauested ganization. I t now looks serve and obey the Lord. If not to compete in this one. A. to the reliability of'"Tha Ford Fill Co.," and the estimation in whiA theii medicines are held in loroin.., ( , A, \ here ih-y are best known, patrons are referred to the daily ILLINOIS h a s given o v e r like t h e third p a r t y and the the officers and people of this newspapers, wholesale ui uggists and icadiug bua..iese houses generally of Toronto. 27.000 plurality for Cleve­ alliance have a war a m o n g nation will deny ungodliness land a n d Stevenson. themselves. Both organiza­ a n d worldl.> lusts, and live tions a r e badly injuied. soberly, righteously and God­ THE admission of Utah, AR ly, we may confidently look izona, a n d New Mexico i n t o POLITICS a r e now settled for a n era of great prospeiity. the Union a s states, which a s t o the policy t o be pursued. But 1 did n o t s t a r t o u t t o will no doubt be looked after A reduction of the tariff s o a s write much on this line, b u t very e soon, will give six more t o make living cheaper and t o give a few items of news. democratic senators. a t the same time bring i n The health of this] section is greater revenues is the m o t t o good with t h e exception of a THE next Congress will n o t of the democra tic ad ministra- few cases of scarlet fever, and license manufacturers t o t a x tion. The expenses of a "t h e a s yet, n o deaths have resul­ the people from 6 0 t o 1 0 0 per general government, will be, ted from it. We caught i t cent upon products, a s ma­ reduced. The fraudulent pen-, while in Ashe and Watauga ny favored classes were au­ sioner who is being support­ last August, and had a seri­ thorized t o d o under t h e wor ed by the government'must ous time with it most of the be dropped from the roll, and month of Sept., b u t nil r3kings of the McKinley bill. none but the deserving must covered. We did our utmost THE complete official vote be supported by the h a r d t o keep i t f r o m spreading of the 8 t h Congressional din- earnings of the people. The a m o n g o u r n e i g h b o r s , a n d t r i e t ' s t a n d s a s follows: Bow­ enormous pension claims now no one took i t for more t h a n er, 16,916; Wilcox, 13,200; reach over one hundred and a month after ours were well, P a t t o n , 3,560, which gives forty millions of dollars, and and had entered school, and Bower a plurality ot 3,716 after 2 8 years of peace a t n o one took i t in the school. Pill Co.." w 'T »n ShoflanH PAHIAM. CThe proprietors of "Tho Ford valued at $©Gt>. t i-nver!-~nnt in any part of the United States, arriage and Harness, icd free over Wilcox a n d a majority t h a t . No country in the world 1 c a n ' t account for itsspreadI JC ?°i ?A f "l " °. " three dHuahtr < faces. To the second will be given an elegant Lady S^Cold oVatcSl, r.et in sapphires ami . pphlres io "S., v.BWH, ~it»» »» and diamonds. To the thirj will be given a pair of pa genuine Diamond Ear-rings. To the fou-ih win be ffiven a handsome Chll fou.• o:.tm<>nas. givenme third winChina Din th willtins. ,11 inira oe g he o v e r Wilcox a n d P a t t o n of can show such a fraud on the ing. Our school a t Hibritcn ..ner 8®F loo. lot e^/Mwdl he given a Kodak pnmore. To the sixth, »8wl » Swiss Mi 8 l O U country a s ours in t h e way is doing well considering the pOX. lo the seventh% a FfOPCh WiQIltOl lock. To the an elegant uanClllOt elegan 156. !-• vi uyt.j Derby v3808* To the tenthii a complete LdWfl . pi'ir o\ Crown WC7. a com I ©nnlS set, and many other prizes inI order P 1 meru. Every competitor must cut out the above o lit - -SI , ...jst cut — ...» of pensions. Will not every b u s y s e a s o n a n d t h e f a c t 'Puzzle Picture," distinguish the three girls' races by marking a cross with a lead pencil on each. . - . — .. -i " UL..!5 V. S, two-cent^ stamps for one of the following "Prize Remodies:"— THE S t a t e of Iowa e e m i s t o honest man say cut i t down t h a t the public schools a r e o r 'Ford's Prl/.o Pills/ * v.« o m a mvwitiri'ju - - -- — • •*' or "Ford's Prise voire. Select any one of th« above ^mcdies you desire. Address *Th© Ford be good ground for missiona a t leasi- one half? Surely not have been in session all a—7 , y« , ..I no, xue perwrn whose ntvi ? f , V Toronto, ^Cauaifa. The person wnose envelope u postmarked xlrNt will be awarded the first prize, and the others in order of merit. As this adver­ ry work for t h e democrats, half of the men in the north round the Hibriten district, tisement appears simultaneously throughout tne United States, every one has an equal oppor­ tunity. ro the person sending the la t ro». t answer will be given an elegant Upright Concert •n'V* • valutd at tt&OO.OO. To the Jir±t person from the List sending a correct answer a s i t c a m e very near falling were wounded o r killed in the y e t Prof. Phillips has a b o u t will be given a gentleman s fine Cold "Stitidoai W atch, which strikes the hours and quarter hours on small cathedral gong at pleasure, and valued ot »300.00. To the second from the last, a i n t o t h e Cleveland column. late war. a s many a s one teacher can first-class Hafcty Bicycle* pneumatid tire. To the third from the last, afirst-class English Shotiron. I c^th *fourth from the l(ist, a ; ^ of* 415 the from last, * o % .* Parlor last,aibme. i Piano Lamp, To tho «u o me jijin irom the last, a S o is Ohio, and a little more manage I believe t h e school £ T from ethe r.ien «a handsomefw suiteSixth from dieFurniture. Tofrom Ji/th last, tnegenuine jandsome Silver I Service, io the an elegant stytnth last, pair of Portlerea. To the eighth the a "Handsome is that handsome will belargeenough t o justify •nergy on the part of t h e English leather travelling I 1'nitJt. To the ninth fioca the last, two pieces of genuino Fr French Statuary, and many other prizes in order of merle. if Hood's Sarsaparildemocrats would have car­ does, and do handsomely then two teachers. 1 d o not know la doe.Nii t SPF€IAT> PltTZT^H EACH OTATE. ried t h a t ' s t a t e f t r Cleve­ nothing does. Have you ever who will be (he assistant this " / D » (sixteen yards, any color), or a first-clart tried it7 land a n d Stevenson. year, if one should be needed. tr ? ! Machine (any m.iko desued) will bo g:vcn to the first person in each State in the U. S. who can make out the three daughters' faces, Wc shall give away 200 Valuable prizes* besides specialt prizes, (if there should Ire so many sending correct answers.) No charge is made for boxing I can n o t teach a s my hands and packing of prizes. I lie names of ihn leading prize w*nners will be published In connection with our From Hlbrltcr, N. C. ad vertisement in leading news)»|>ent next month. Extra premiums will he given to only those who aw a r e s o full of work. We would T u t : United S t a t e s 1 rensnwilling to assist in introducing our medicines. Nothing is charged for the prizes in any way. They Editor D( ?woei nt: are absolutely given nwav to introduce and advertise "Ford's Prize Reined lea," which are standbe glad t o have some boys r v a t present is in n b n d way. ard medicines, and will be used in every family for years where they have been once introduced. All Now t h a t the g r e a t politi­ girls from Watauga, if any prizes will be awarded strictly in order of merit, and wiih perfect satisfaction to the public. The remedies will be sent by mail, (io.stpakl, and prizes froo u£ duty. T h e Cleveland administrac a l c o n t e s t i s o v e r , I w i l l find i t necessary t o leave the 1 y e a r s a g o left t h e t ioiLh-Ktf A WATCH EVERY CORRECT ANSWER. write something'for y o u r pa­ county t ojenter school else­ 'IXmmous s u m of one hunAn extra premium ofa genuine "Pourioaa" Watch, (stem winder,) will lie awarded tot. per. I a m very well satisfied where. I know of no better person who sends a COrrcJt nntwer w i hiu 3°riay.-» &iierth.s advertisement appears, in case they should not l>e fortunate enough to am ire one of the L-t-g-r prizes. 1hat Ls, if any one can find the three faces and Ired millions of dollars a s a enclose tbem within 30 days from the time this advertisemetit appears in the newspaper, they ar. with t h e election, and J n my academic school than this, guaranteed either one of the leading prizes, or an extra premium of a watch on conditions stated. u r p l u s . W hen Cleveland aNo answer will be noiict I tlir.t does not cor.tain 30 cen:s for one of Ford's Prlzo Remedies. heart I a rnjgl a djt he struggle, Address THE » i-lLctO, "3V," Cur. Woiiington & Bay Sts., Toronto, Canada. g a i n t a k e s h i s s e a t o n t h e worry, excitement nndeonfu- and I know no better teacher t h a n Mr. Phillips,and I know t t h of March, he will find t h e sioiTare over. 1 a m so, glad WOODRUFF. t r e a s u r y e m p t y a n d a deficit t h a t we can now have some­ of n o better community than w. c. cHwswa ESTABLISHED 186 this. / of o v e r thirty-five millions of thing else n the papers behides Wheat sowing and corn d o l l a r s s t a r i n g him in t h e politics. W h a t a blessing it gathering a r e the order of face. 30YVI is t h a t National ^elections t h e d a y here. We have had Kf * CLE, TEN?#. come no o f t e n e r ' t h a n every very little cold here yet, only 176 & 178 Cay Street, CLEVELAND h a s a plurnli- four years. Now let us [turn n8eg>T(J ; of t h e popular vote of t h e o u r attention [ t o other and a few large frosts with a lit­ HARDWARE. o p u l a r v o t e of t h e I nited better tilings, a n d forgive tle ice. Mule "tioesf I ' c " 4 c . L ° C k 8 ' , °'8' Hor3a amJ We began a series of meet­ A C R I C U i . T U R A L I M P L F M E n T*' « rates of o v e r 600,000." This *.nd forget Ahe many hard y U9 i s o m e t h i n g for t h e republi- things said and written du­ ings a t Lower Creek church Cerrjine Oliver Chilled Plows, S Cider M Hlllsldo Plows Bro wn's Double Shovel Plows, rs. Hay fills Straw Cuta n s t o think a b o u t . They ring! the campaign. I > t us last week, b u t Bro. J . B. tera, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shelle 9, <fcc., A'orks, Scythes. Marsh failing t o coirie t o aid Cr adle and Snaths, Ba. bed Wii* c. rill now be more anxious for n o t be t o o exultant over our us, we closed yesterday. In CONT R A C T O R S ' SUPPLIES. ,ei. iron.( ' P r o t e c t i o n " from t h e tri­ defeated neighbor and breth­ the Baptist "church in Lenoir Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Stt D'rill HaShovels, Ptoka, or! ph of t h e g r e a t , hos ts of ren. Let u s accord t o them a t close of services first Sun­ ^ C r? / P erf ji Sledsre and mmers, Black­ he unterified democrats of smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, &c. z- k^> p,^ honesty of opinion an J t r e a t d a y in this month, I had the his g r e a t nation. Down with B aif e them a s neighbors, a s breth­ honor of uniting in matrimo­ AMMUNITION, SPORTING C S h o . t ..P u n 3 ' Romingto Colt's * he high tariff robbery of the r and EngUsh ren and a s fellow citizens of a ny Rev. Isaac Oxford a n d G "" s ' w "" 1 , ch © 3 t®': and , Fish HoRifios, Loaded D 1 »pople's substance a n d the Shells, Rifie Powder, Shot, Lead oka and Linee, great common country. Gro­ Miss Catharine] Frazier. The, Fishing Rods, &c. orce bill. ver Cleveland, v a great, and, groom was 8 2 y e a r s old and SPECIALTIES. or and L I trus t, a good man h a s been t h e bride 49. Mr. Ed itor, Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubb Fire-pr* eathor Boltlnsc. THE jollifications over t h e Circular Saws, Window Glass, mes, Pa»jof Safes Wir® d u l y and constitutionally Screen Doors and Winoow Fra per Bags, &o. election have been very nu­ elected o u r next president, cheer up. The bride's father used t o live in Boone. We all EVERYTHING ON W H E E L S , s p r i n g v merous throughout t h e Sou­ b u t let u s n o t idolize him. thern S t a t e s and many pla­ He is only a man. Possibly remember the old Frazier RV? g .\ 0 _ 9 J./! h ??t? r ? 3 , .. c S r r i a 8. e .®' '° n ®» Tw «/agons, Moun­ tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wag ) w h e e l Carte. h o u s e s o u t h o f t h e o u r t, ces in t h e North and still they some whose mouths a r e now Send for Catalogue and prices. house. by mall. continue jubilant, and t h e S eclal full of pra ises for him, will s a y We respeot*J u s t here I a m rernindid fullypsolicit attention given to orders m o s t musical p a r t of it all is your patronage. " hard things a b o u t him before while reading Bishop Skiles' t h a t numbers of republicans, four years more shall have b o o k l a s t w i n t e r t h a t t h e w o o d r u f f & CO. b o t h white and black, join in 1DXVI' pa ssed a w a y . He wi11 n o t be Bishop said he was a t Boons a n d seem t o be a s glad and able t o please every b o d y 170 & 178 Gay Street, Kt LLE, TENN. jolly a s anybody else. There even in his own party. There court once, when there was never h a s been a man s o uni­ a r e a host of expant ones now, no jail, and a drbnk man in­ versally endorsed since Wash but all t h e expant ones will terrupted the court and t h e THESE ARE HARD TIMES "ngton a s is o u r Grover. E v not get positions in the cab­ judge had t h e sheriff t a k e the rvbody is pleased except the inet ,go a s ministers t o for­ drunk man o u t , and tie him SO, EVERY-ONE should nhv« all tho.y "an and YOU should begin bv buvirig v'our xtreme radicals and office­ eign nations, be collectors of t o a wagon wheel. I d o not holders. The common peo­ internal revenues o r get t o be in t h e least d o u b t the correct m m m MACHINES OF m . ple of all "lasses a re in a good post masters, etc. Then let ness of the fact, b u t I want And not of the man who runs Ek > vra^on and sells for #50 or #(30. [inmor and a r e glad t h a t us remember, after all and t o ask if a n y of the readers of the DEMOCRAT remember the I will sell you as good for #25. Machine needles that will fit any "leveland is elected. a b o v e a l l , t h e r e a l s o u r c e occurrence? I still enjoy the machine, ot 2;> cts per doz., sent o.;t by mail. I hare a good stock whence cometh o u r help, o u r visits of the DEMOCRAT ever of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 7 5 ids to #1.50. THE meeting of the N a ­ prosperity and o u r blessings. s o much, and will t r y from Trout fiies 60 cts per dozen. Linn-rick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per tional Farmer's Alliance, Let us ever be mindful of the dozen, sent by mail. Netting for s Lm, and seins of any length which was held a t Memphis, fact t h a t " i t is in God welive, time t o time t o write some­ com pi to. Baseb.ids of the very be.tr, for #1 each sent by mail. Tenn., Inst week [[ended n ] _ move and have our being". thing for t h e paper. Notwith D o n o t f a i l t o w r i t e f o r p i i c e s . R e s p e c t f u l l y m o s t ir. a row and did end in Except t h e Lord build the standing I have been silent S. P. AMJML a s p l i t . T h e t h i r d p a r t y house, t h e y labor in vain f o r s o m e t i m e , I h a v e n o t KNOX VILLh, 7 / .VN. i crowd captured tne organiza t h a t build it: except the Lord lost interest in the paper nor May 21, 9 1 . the good people of Watauga. tion a n d elected H. L . Loucks keep the city, the watchman I . W. THOMAS. president again and Marion walketh b u t in vain". I t is Butler, of North Carolina, eminently right and proper If you* feql weak SUBSCRIBE BO It HIE DEMOCRAT. vice-president. The opposi­ t o have ruler's and t o honor a r i d a l l w o r n o u t t a k e tion withdrew and formed a and obey them and pray for BROWN'S IRON B I T T E R S u 3 e n AV V I l*. $ V*: S- S •A V L ,# r • 0 - 5a SAY! ; er v 1 0 ; !a e 1 le h c y e,u; ic la ie W n t0n k ,l y Tills IS NO HUM 1UJG TO DRAW n TIlADEl : f a I MEAN BUSINESS. res i W. W. WOODRUi CO. 1 torn now until t h e first d a y of April I will sell my stock jf"^ CLOTHING —AND — OVERCOATS At ' 0 percent above 4^| COST! -olf yon d o n ' t think [ mean it come a n d look through my I t wont cost you one cent if you d o n t purchase. I have a large stock a n d want t o get rid of it, lief ore spring. Vzr CALL AND LOOK I ^ -o I would call!?your attention t o the big cut in prices in my o t h e r lires. w. w. -o RESPECTFULLY, IV. LIlltV Y O O O O O O O V O O C O.R M �w 3/ i.i ami A COMPLETE NEWiH OVERMAN'S i PER * « ini .••oaievhing, l a •i',. il, fie c as a I i Tlie Hi id of the Noi tli Cafol it ever s o little, for the coin- the crowd gathered around i'V ? . A DKMocuATicfaoril y newspaper i. a Press." tort and cheer of Dr. Whit­ him, " I ask you t o vote for 5s IS THE 3 devoted to tiie interest of Coun­ ty, State ana Nation. Published field and his family of help­ ufe t h a t this Congressional b r e a t h o f l i f e . " ! Do you WIT lit to 'aid m building or>*.. f every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ ia Uiii ~ up a p<i per that* ;d':dl reflect the less orphan children ? A bit district may become better --lif« giving «1-2 tauga County. N. C. iPfiAV i\JLQ excent of »ir pad -s greatest credit on North (Airoliof flannel, linsey, calico, shii t known. [ promise you t h a t Si/m — without- na, no niattcr where it may l>* 'ittliei stfinbt no — ing o r sheeting, woolen pants if I ever g o t o Congress I will ; M 0MTU life. OP KCJ FIC ~ seen? TJuai j)atroni/,c _ rlo the Odd bellows of North • dx'yqiw »»"* 3 I ho d ilmiygton Ales sterner cloth, stockings, shoes, hoy's make my name a household 33 ' (f IgTTTaV »p«olal mcdicat. -r 1arolina Both Brethren and „ • ksp^jhb Aw O^Z«trcat-S ( A LA it 015 EIOUT-I'AfilO PAVKit O hats, girls' hoods, blankets, word throughout the length Bisters: I do you want a roiiabk? panor, comforts and quilts, any­ of the land, and wherever I giving you all the news of/tlio y ,i J have very recently paid thing t h a t will g o toward am known the district I came :.r';W ASTHMqil oostain oirmi-S a Democratic newspaper •1315MIPTIOH ,yt cidcsaud s \vtwiil s 'WCJK-'HITIB "I C*otant», in *d- -i that equals ti .• best— has the o u r Orphan's Home in Golds clothing o r making comfor from will lie known. This is •a ? : 0 S' r s v t f # largest < irculan'on, and ha» jrr & v b o r o a visit, and I can feel table these helpless ones. The no idle boast, gentlemen*. 1 " •*• for thma dia-S . r; ig rti»sdrby inhalation light to 3 Gv\i*u( r-diie years been i ]ui: t t h e force of this quotation cost will be I rifeling t o us and know what 1 am talking a*- f > tl d i s c K f t k i n * it a POSITIVK -j .uul lactoriu tbtgrowlii .-iiiddevJT1 h;.;>'iuoau»ea in Catanh aad m f r o m Pro. B niton's address of untold benefit t o them, if bout. and can and will fulfill v ' t V H'i •..•> u. j'u snedioiiie. Phytioiam 2 volopinent of the (All North CDCTIM. Ft ate? Then sul-sei Le for m o r e sensibly than i ever did it comes new. Now is the my pledge." ^f'OA'UTICWi ' ILV •" V ibyjiffeEM IN USE. Tn WII.MJLmiCH ii J. ;• M Xi p before: " I a m wit hin t h e pale time. f)«v0»lif'rioa: A iter the crowd dispersed . r ->.-thint Shop, k-r • o 'A Si-J ?lT.A!r.ka;r.a,5H.. Akl*uta. Qa, 1 c- -U i uiigu liatu'S : i: -1: • r. T -1? •- UV. I.OVDRLUR. ICR. BAIL-HAG, Oniaha, of t r u t h , when I declare t h a t - 5?» ^6, and aay Again, they must g o t o one of the ca ndidate's friends "•I »r» iisod. - lie ' D.* lily iles.sengvu*,'' 1 ;y in a yisit t o a n orphanage school. Can we afford t o send asked doubtfully: i a t2» bc^ii A } L ' Ak C Aiil) afldroa«ad to n* mnil, i- iiiontha 0 : 1 t n a l , for • * .-.-.a by r*tura iwail ft copy of our 4 t i n re is a little t a s t e of Heav them a m o n g the well-dressed '• v .-<JfWOE. j % the tt-oitaiont in full. Bead ^ CikOD "Aren't you taking a pret­ /'•' . - ,.-.4 llDalthi rj e n , t o anyone who feels and children i n Goldesboro in ty liard c o n t r a c t ? " k iupplj Co., !' m m Co., " s ?S L E 'rl The weekly "IVunscript Me.-;•» I • l o v e s . " Many of vou lfaVe such condition a s t o be the 1 - prompt seii; for,•' (the Iurgost n n J "Oh, no," waf the n o t been there; I wish y o u subject of remark? No a thou reply. ; TMpci* in the Ltate) J j mont hs oil 1ri:• I for KH.OG h a d . Some, perhaps, may sand times no! They a r e the " D o n ' t think you a r e a sec­ Hi e Ckisii in adViinet». Bot-i A never g o . but if not, you will children of our brethren* and ond Daniel Webster, d o you? ! papeys arc largo Eigiic-Tage. <U0 g miss much flint-goes t o "sof­ We ha v* been foki t h a t "ev­ "Certainly n o t . " rhu'Wrf. Loud Po« ,j| t 'ardb t e n ' t h e nsperitie of the hu­ ery Odd Fellow is o u r broth­ vvi L [-i theiiddroHs of live ptv"Think you can teach some man heart." • '« 5 and roceive spii-ple co er and his family the sacred of the old-timers their busi ca of Tun MKSSISNU aa. Now just*n few plain, prac- object of our fraternal care." TICKS I suppose?" . lOi'.L 1st. 1883. tC NATURE'S 5 YtrNN t i c a l r e m a r k s i n t e n d e d f o r Will you help your brother's " N o t a t all." y o n . Our home is beingcon- helplesschildren? I knowyou CURE FOR "Well, what is yoursclu me fSCvr i • TA--L3 Tilt: ducted well.; Considering-(lie will. Bro. Whitfield told me then?" no tiViie wheriyour S a peri n ten li­ t h a t anything in provisions to-,-.. '*•-•4 ' " - a £ 1 2 "Oh, I'll g o without works, SslttS HlPjJ (li ill m i t wns'put" in' cliarge, and or clothing would be very a c or s a y "Where was I a t , ' ' or (JOING <i • t h e condition of the building i cptable and highly apprecia wear b'ue overalls on t h e a n d grounds a t t h e "time, it led by him find his excellent Streets o r tell .the people (hey UflTthw93t /•' ' '-Vj i ' j 5 i This now treatment for Catarrh and woulcTastonish you t o see wife, a s well a s the orphans. <ire good enough tor me, o r disaases of the) respiratory organs Is one of the mc/t Important discoveries T'lmigrants going to any of t he how much h a s been done for I wish each and every Odd d o something of t h a t sort. In medical science and possesses the .4'\V J . o v r ; ' "v-ft W stern idi'Gtes or Turri torkvy • -*y. following advantages t t h e p e r m a n e n t improvement Fellow i n North Carolina Don't you]worry yourself uII The patient can core himself at a small cxpease • ill snVt' time and money going o t ' t h e place. Our Superinten­ could g o and see a s 1 have bout m e " and without outside assistance. 2. No change of diet or pursuit EL ULE Is neeassary yia. Phieugo and Alton route; s?!W' -rxtfv: during treatment. i is rue quickest route to d e n t , w i t h 'the aid of Bro. VV. seen, feel a s 1 have felt, and 2 Ti' ft> 'ivi- h Afo-., S, The remodles arc In na wise offensive to the patient and entail no discomfort. ;r .j* n ' V i •: >f •: fi « ip. a T . D o r e h j o u r resident trus- realize Statcsville Landinnrk.— 11 - ti• < - y tM> ^ 4. The romody reaches the s«at of the trouble v A N f A 1 01T Y, I) Ii N V E R, directly. I: ,.n i .'..t! ;tclso*k. -J I 1II ( | tee, is doing everything pos- '•He that hath soothed a widow's was hard enough on tlie citi­ li *»'•<•' a *>>.•:•. ? \pp*tomtLQOt 3j E. The remedies and means ol appliance can be carried In tho packot without Inconvenienee. IIA» ? I 'F.-'/JJ a woes, \'i fii points in Idnho, Wash sihle. economically, t o make zens of-AUxander for a Wea- 2 il M r ••?..*« ;• ' • ;. ;• » i>t. X'ltJRIJS TltEATMJittT at any dray storo. vt iisatf 4. 'J5 M*.j ^• iiigfcou, Oregon, Utah ^ CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00w t h e H o m e what r/e intended Or wiped an orphan's tear, doth verite t o g o t o I he Legislature S know CORRESPONDENCE 80LICITED. and California. s Ki:i» Qri!kU-r^»od 5 i t t o he. They "nave succeed­ There,s something here of Heav­ from t h a t county, but for a 2 a i.s.iMi " ' -<r»> o» Woiifcwral W«ri< 5 Cactsriso E'edlcin# Co., Waco, Texa9, Finest and Best Equipped ™ i—an .-i-ttc-i+iud la World. s —.—— ed in gaining Hie permission en. man t o be elected who car­ 2 ftCYAL Bond in the M'.-st. fbr poistt cf » I .of t h e t r u s t e r s of the Graded Only line running Solid Vesti Now brother, sister, don' t ries s o much name around 5 exceltf-ee, aaii yois «lti g I--y »•-> tthir. Hid trains • between St. Louio /School in Goldesboro t o send wait for some one else t o \\ itli him must fill their cup 5 3 anfi Kansas City. p u r o r p h a n s t o school there. movejn this matter. If you t o foeviflowing. The Land­ | ROYAE S. H. 38., M o r i N. I H *. lining Chair cars and Tour "T>V jiiifijiJiiiiiiitirinirtiVfitKiiiijiiitiiiiitiiiiuiS bless the board of d o so, all the others may d o m a r k i s i n f o r m e d t h a t t h e lv* V-> iel S'lyners free of extra charge. i will meet parties at any rail­ s. They have hearts so, and nothing will be done. full name of the citizen who Tk : iLs""Iher Baardiag, road station with through tickets 'fit in unison with ours. When you read this hand it will g o down t o Raleigh next P:• ^ phtoCsiimgg md baggage checks. H o m e is furnished a s t o another brother o r sisttr, J a n u a r y a n d d r a w $ 1 p e r P >r tail infoi'inai ion, maps and Clgrrytjatsd Shssiln^ t h e board of trustees wife o r daughter and then g o day for misrepresenting lit­ .! scrip ive pamphlets- cf tie ;.t : ^ Booting Paints^ West write t o or cail on ould afford it under the cir- t o work and see what you tle Aleck, is Xoiman Nicholas l». A. N 12 W LA YD; " ~ Iron Booting, 3^11s t a n c e s , but in looking can give, and see what you I Sidney Silvester Norton. OM HEG!£!^T C f S 9 CEfOTS i 1 i veliug Pa^seng -r Agt.. i*}, Gntlcrs ami Spouting. a r o u n d y o u see the need of can get o t h d ' s t o give. If! WE WILL MA! L A BOX OF 19 Patton Ave.. A sir viiD, N. 0. > ,i> c i Shaot fiotst for BuMIng l a n y littlethings t h a t o u g h t your lodge wants t o a c t in J. Oil A l l L T U N , G. P. A AMD F>^ADY \ Carolinian:—Mr. Harrison - > V W HEM SHIPPED./ Chicago. 111. ) be there —tilings t h a t ma- the matter, let i t d o so, and lost his ward, city, county, C of us could easily spare have a committee t o forward s t a t e and country. He los f WE WANT a t would be highly appreci any contrihutions— mone.y his old home also, a s nor­ —AN — A ts» T:IS CML7 WFALLISLi: Cilftt FOX ed b y them —and a s it is provisions, poultry, clothing thern Indiana shows heavy ping t o , a k e a large p a r t of o r anything—to Dr. \V. C. democratic gains. Mr. Cleve­ Telle?, Gfonntl Hc'a, Kchin^ Piles, Rloij '•Sii i2ss^ fe funds now in hand (<> pr.* v\ hitflch!, Superintendent,or land carried the t o w n and . a iis.i to Worm acd all ItcHug Siln Diseases. ' zt. J.oar xnntt>i:at3 ••**> lie grounds in proper condi- B r a . W. T . Dortcli. a t Golds- st a l e of h is birth, his old home K;fit TSnFS, it mntt-Kj r»ol haw long li bat ANiSL ^ vj-rfto foi;on, get everything in good h o r o . - JM'A TETTO!ih£ u.il as certainly euro Buffalo, every assemb'y .Pe­ WmmMSg y-M r.i yssi tee It. C8., Cisclnaatl, Ohio. w p e for the coming winter­ Please d o n o t neglect this. tri cLin the city in which he Palofsss and rrayrsnt ed s p r i n g , I come t o you It is a n obligation you have now lives, and swept thecouuC- E.IKR AKJK IMC y\ 1.1 V r,-~ 1: '•'rv&tleflet*. iih fin appeal t o aid them taken, witnessed by high hea try in cyclone IJIKIHOH. JfyM N T?T I- Uf A BOSTOI K.-y,.'. o.'tF.aGirait# •. ' r gin, |i t h i s laudable undertaking. veil, and you should not dis­ iuunjkyic, tad iix oi jy-y S,j\i t ( « l » i f * * *3 As Bros. Edwards, Dortch, regard it. If you have not Chest J. T . SHilPTRlNE 4 BRC -SJIMMk FOR LADIES. ji*. W bitfield, our»Superinten helped an orphan this .year, FOR YOUR he £ A VAN M AH, QA S it, find myself went nround it is a debt you owe; pay it. A T i n tiUi.ifiJtfi } K^.HgST m, L'.i'us j r the premises 1 saw this: May the spirit of our beloved n s i •£»$ hit the eleven little orphan Fraternity inspire you t o act » o ildrcn who a r e now o u r and act now. a i d s were perfectly con tentFraternally yours, CU3HI0TA r,si» PNCUUAVJ^ V, e wish to call attention toour I a n d h a p p y . They seem t o 13. F. WOODELL, line of second-hand ye Dr. Whitfield a s a father Grand Secretary. Buggies, Carts, wagons, WARRANTY WITH EVERY WHEEL jin fact, some call him "pnRaleigh, X. C. SSMD YOUR ADDRESS F03 CATALOA^G Hacks, Harness Ecc, They a r e devoted t o Hugged and Kissed in Public* 3. Dortcb, who is really aesHBRf They are almost good as new. INCH ideal of a good man, SHAUPTOWN, Md., Nov. 19. and persons wishing to buy c m —One of the many odd bets secure bargains by calling on us. hey look neat, tidy find We have a big lot of NEW \! • hv in th II MI I INER a 1 which have luvn made on the penimala on t iie election was BUGGI PS, W A GONS, CARTF, PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER which, of course, is scant ENDORSED BY ilAIt\ES° Ac [1 ni•"x11 n !v- now. But a s paid last night a t Puckham. John Mlisten n n d Martin OR band, which will be sold OII PROF A. L. METZ.P.K.C, oked upon them, I could of V\ ooliey w a g e i e <1 that if I'f'iSOnE;})!:,' tenns. Il we have TK)T of Modlcal Dcpartnent Tftlane Unirerdty think of I he chilling winds Louiniarm, who, »f.>r a cwrcfni got what vou want, we wbl pronounces it a pnr.- Crotun Tartarunaly.is, Powdw, I iting frosts t h it ;i; so Clevt land was elected Masten wlilch lie clteerful.'y reoc^tmeutli to tlto take fdensure in getting any pubUc. was t o publicly hug and kiss Vat hand. t he wife of Wool ley, who is thing for you in our line. We buy "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" heii* little 1 JO lies with bare direct from manufacturers and \ a n d legs a re a s sensi t i ve the handsomest woman i n can, therefore, give you very ?URE, WHOLESOME A N D POWERFUL. Yoa Want It. Ask Grsoer For It. i'lld a s your child's. Their the Ueighborliood. L a s T close prices. night they met a t the Town c s c a n t wardrobe, perULF FO. O., Wo have a full line of new Kar N s packed in a cracker box Hall and paid the bet before t Dr. Whitfield has beg- an audience of n e fi r 1 y five iu ; s- Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ f o r t h e m , o r laid u p o n hundred people. The strang­ erything in the harness line. Can Is better Luna ac. le agent who tell# Va. ' OS::••sssy\ • -A Id- "-44 t you ii = gospel trttTl • \ ,ie c h a i r o r other place, est p a r t of the proceedings hea: t he world on prices. *- VB S JGKIS' t 6 0 SLftH/, jON SCALE tVfj will take in exchange, Is not a standard S » ,tly folded, has no flannel, occurred after Masten had ?. tiLJC iMiimini U scaA^, .11 lo any made. a.1 to j For froe bookun<1 pries IL„ Adrcss fieri hosiery, muffs a n d h u g g e d and kissed Mrs. hoises. mules, and alsogoi)u bed CAYtail, r .,.3 YRRTV-MV'-.* VMRINHL, RNDAIL fitpat b'uiv '-j covidvct*<t ior fYotar*t« FHS, Jones of Binghamton, Bingbamton, N.Y. /• • :: !i Cj»s#.>*6 Y.J./Wjnt OMm. kes, o r thick .shoes or out- Woolle.v. I t seemed t h a t the cattle. Give us a call. time tbo» tk«M ft J®ol •'"'-'r# pittat (i (io\ ji T h 11slk In {. tr far meats to keep out the two women had made a sim­ LihNKEL, CRAIG & CO. C ud !: .0:1*1, or ph'-'»., vrfth (S««art»> r t- t > hy J'-hrt H. «r* arm. TVf far?*#, if p*t*n.«b!a or wot, Yr.« of Lenoir A. C. T h e i r t e n d e r palate 8 ilar w a g e r, consequently n.w'h. • chare*. 0:r aofcv* till paUat I* t«» {rum ¥6 to •UM>r. !RAtR »udr*m l«t,fr>* yon po• A rC.viRhlet, "TJij-w to Obtain PalcBt.," vrtth : TBF uw.rc •» as sensitive to the taste Wool ley hugged and kissed t - nfi'Rctnal cli»~t s l a y o s r S U U , cooiaty,w res. In SDv pan of •T "*• r s. yon ' an comtntnc* at ho»n«, giv towu, acnl iiro. jrdiraes, Sptrv RiOtACfltl only to > tttr sweetmeats and dainties Mrs. Masten. k. All i» i rw. Crvat pay StKK r mo 12V „ 5i?.0N BITTERS tx»r. V\ c atait rou, furuiahiiiff J. ita *• ASII.V. sPKEMLT ]Mmr«t. ourchildrens's, but t liese &&*Onedoila.T pays for the C u r e 3 I)y 3 p . a p t i a , JriOpposite Patent C.'.icc, IDashhi^l^n. &, 0. F.AL'CO., ITKK. AddreaaXUL\k.«F A L lOUTLA;«i), at ON: m a. not. expected in richabun Democrat one year. d i g e s t i o n ob J D e b i l i t y . - J il.« >S , Li'.Ci ii.. J.0 VV .3312111 .ifj, -> «- i ISPEC! \) £ ; \' R< /•* Ssfififflsl (-ACTERINE lOATAfiftli EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. West and CURE 5 ' G • CI • •••'.'• •' • ' C A H0BBES, OR THIEF v 13 .SNO W&OQa � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 13 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_1201_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: December 1, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-12-01 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/28878ef75a755006f04a621515db0dec.pdf ff48401740f27956acffad3a441dff98 PDF Text Text VOL 5 PROFESSIONAL. BOONE. WATAUGA The Pension Peril. New York World. On t h e first of J a n u a r y n e x t t h e r e will be o n t h e pension roll full.y 1 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 n a m e s . T h e a p p r o p r i a t i o n for t h e p a y m e n t of pensions which Congress is expected t o m a k e a t t h e c o m i n g session is $1 8 6 , COUNTY, Giro the Ofllce-Seeker a Show. N. C., THURSDAY, The Division of Texas. DECEMBER, 8, How People Used to Live. 1892, NO. 14. (D DEONITISH SQUIRES. With t h e election of a dem­ State Chronicle. New York Telegram'. Statesville Landmark. W . B . COUNC1LL, J R. ocratic President there natu­ T h i s subject is now being T h e D e p a r t m e n t of Agri­ Du r i n g t he i ecen t c a m p a i g n rally begins a s c r a m b l e f o r discussed. A division of T e x c u l t u r e is a b o u t t o publish ATTORNEY AT LA A. a very noticeable f e a t u r e w a s t h e offices t o be tilled by pres a s w a s c o n t e m p l a t e d a t t h e a n i n t e r e s t i n g r e p o r t c o m ­ B o o n e , N. C. the number o f magistrates idential a p p o i n t m e n t . W e t i m e of a d m i s s i o n i n t o t h e p a r i n g t h e c o s t of living e a r ­ in t h e r a n k s of t h e T h i r d h a v e n o objection t o this. Union. T h e j o i n t resolution ly in t h i s c e n t u r y with w h a t W . IV. COUNUILL, M . I ) . party. T h e offices m u s t be filled; a n d of Marcii 1 , 1 8 4 5 , c o n s e n t i n g i t is now. I t e x h i b i t s vividly B o o n e , N. C. T h e r e were a l a r g e n u m b e r we cheerfully a g r e e t h a t tlie t o a n n e x a t i o n , s t i p u l a t e d t h e c o n t r a s t between t h e p o v Re sident P h y s i c i a n . Office 000,000. in t h i s c o u n t y w h o e m b r a c e d l a s t blessed o n e of t li e m t h a t " n e w s t a t e s of conven­ e r t y of p r i m i t i v e a g r i c u l t u r e 'on K i n g S t r e e t n o r t h of P o s t t h e new f a i t h with much zeal, 1 hese figures a r e s t a r t l i n g . s h o u l d he filled by a demo­ ient size, n o t exceeding four Office. a n d t h e p r o g r e s s in eiviliza- a n d a g e n t l e m a n w h o lives T h e y s h o w t h a t t h e pen­ c r a t . N o r is t h e r e a n y j u s t in n u m b e r in a d d i t i o n t o t h e t i o n a n d wealth r e s u l t i n g s i o n s a r e in t h e p r o p o r t i o n c a u s e t o sneer a t t h e office- s a i d S t a t e of T e x a s , a n d h a v from high de ve l opme nt s of all n e a r t h e I l o w a n line info I n a E.F. LOYILL the Landmark that v e r y of nearly o n e in twelve of t h e seekers. E v e r y office w o r t h ingsufficient p o p u l a t i o n m a y t h e possibilities of land a n d ATTORNEY AT IAW, nearly all t h e m a g i s t r a t e s on v o t e r s of t h e whole Union. h a v i n g is s o u g h t . T h e g o o d hereafter; by c o n s e n t of s a i d Iqbor in r u r a l a n d i n d u s t r i a l t w o o r m o r e t o w n s h i p s in t h a t B o o tie N. U. And t h i s f o r a w a r t h a t end­ old t i m e s when t h e o ffi c e S t a t e , be formed o u t of t h e a r t s a n d industries. T h e s i n a ' l e o u n t y w e r e Weverites. It ed m o r e t h a n a q u a r t e r of a s o u g h t t h e m a n a n d n o t t h e t e r r i t o r y t h e r e o f . " Accord­ wages paid in t h o s e d a y s a r e h a s a l s o been noticeable t h a t D R . L . C. REEVES. century ago! m a n t h e office never were. i n g t o t h i s resolution t h e in­ a s s u r p r i s i n g a s t h e low pri­ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON wherever, t h e s e g e n t l e m e n T h e y s h o w t h a t the c o s t of Offict H t h a t peek men a r e a l ­ t e n t i o n a p p e a r s t o h a v e been ces of c o m m o d i t i e s of all embraced t h e W e y r i t e f a i t h Office at Residence. t he pension list a b s o r b s m o r e w a y s such a s h a v e o n e r o u s t o m i k e five s t a t u s of T e x a s . sotys. B o o n e , N. C. t h e y have, been l e a d e r s in t h e t h a n 4 0 per c e n t , of t h e na­ duties, s m a l l s a l a r i e s a n d lit­ I'he a r e a of T e x a s i s 2 6 5 , 7 8 0 G a m e w a s a b u n d a n t e a r l y m o v e m e n t a n d li a v e been t i o n ' s revenues. tle h o n o r . No g o o d t h i n g ev­ s q u a r e miles. T h e a r e a of in t h e c e n t u r y a n d therefore m o s t z e a l o u s in s t i r r i n g u p T h e pension l i s t c o s t s $ 1 2 0 - e r went b e g g i n g in a n y a g e of New York is 4 6 , 1 7 0 s q u a r e L . D. L O W E , cheap. Venison w a s o n l y 3% feeling a g a i n s t t h e D e m o c r a t ­ 0 0 0 , 0 o 0 m-jre t h a n t h e en­ t h e World. O u r forefathers miles. T h u s i t a p p e a r s t h a t c e n t s per p o u n d . B e a r m e a t ic party, b y whose g r a c e t i r e expenses of t h e g o v e r n ­ g o t o u t a n d hustled for t h e five s t a t e s c a n be m a d e of was very s l i g h t l y higher. Pig­ t h e y h a d o b t a i n e d a n d held m e n t in t h e y e a r before t h e offices p r e t t y much a s tlieir T e x a s each of which would be -ANDe o n s weic in a b u n d a n c e , sell­ their offices. w a r . I t h a s increased $ 1 6 0 , - deceridants d o , a n d s o m e p r e i l a r g e r t h a n New Y o r k . T h e i n g a t a little m o r e t h a n a NOTARY PUBLIC, T h e office o f m a g i s t r a t e , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 since 1 8 7 7 . when t h e t y h a r d t h i n g s were s a i d a - p o p u l a t i o n of T e x a s n o w cent apiece. Elderly r e a d e r s while it m a y n o t be o n e of B ANNER'S ELK. N. C w a r h a d been ended a dozen bot.it t h e m e t h o d s a d o p t e d w o u l d g i v e t o e a c h o f t h e w ill remember t h e flights of very miicH pofit, i s a , v e r y years. t o g e t place arid power i n five S t a t e s 4 5 0 , 0 0 0 i n h a b i t ­ flocks of pigeonsyvhich d a r k ­ important one. Under our The n u m b e r of pensioners t h o s e g o o d old d a y s . H u ­ a n t s . T h i s is a s l a r g e a s t h e ened t h e skies even s o l a t e a s I W1LIIAR, s y s t e m of c o u n t y g o v e r n ­ o n t h e 1 s t of J a n u a r y will al­ m a n n a t u r e h a s been t r a n s ­ combined p o p u l a t i o n ol Wy­ fifty y e a r s a g o . S h a d were m e n t t h e y elect o u nt DENTIST, m o s t e q u a l t h e r e g u l a r S t a n - a c t i n g business a t t h e o 1 d o m i n g , M o n t a n a , I d a h o a n d very c h e a p c o s t i n g only four commissioners, levyro c o u a xy ur t ­ l i n g a r m i e s of F r a n c e ri n d s t a n d since t h e beginning. N o r t h D a k o t a when a d m i t ­ ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. cents each. Owing to t h e es a n d o t h e r w i s e h a v e much G e r m a n y combined, vv U i e h Arid a s l o n g a s t h e r e a r e offi­ ted i n t o t h e Union b y t h e re­ plentiful s u p p l y of g a m e , t a n n Offers his professional services c o n t a i n 1 , 0 4 6 , 0 0 0 men. to the people of Mitchell, ces t o he filled t h e r e will he of publican p a r t y t o m a i n t a i n ed s k i n s were low in p r i c e. t o d o w i t h t h e b u s i n e s e of t h e c o u n t y , a n d while t h o s e w h o Wntanga and adjoining coun- T h e c o s t of t h e list exceeds rice-seekers o n deck. And t h i s a republican m a j o r i t y i n t h e A deer skin fetched a b o u t $ 1 Cwh . V & No had rnateml used by $ 7 3 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 t h e a n n t l a l h a v e g o n e off w i t h t h e T h i i ! a nd all work »ua ra n teed."^sJS c o s t of t h e g r e a t s t a n d i n g a r is r i g h t , idle best way for a n S e n a t e . We s u p p o s e if Con­ t o $ 2 . Milk sold for t w o c t s . p a r t y m a y be j u s t a s h o n e d ; office t a pick a m a n is for all g r e s s were t o t a k e . a c t i o n t o a q u a r t a n d b u t t e r for thir­ May 1 1 v. and capable as t h e y ever my of o v e r t a x e d G e r m a n y : (He irien w h o w a n t t h e office receive i n t o t h e Union fourteen c t s . p o u n d . Apples were were, c o m m o n decency would I t exceeds by $ 5 6 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 t h e t o c o m e a n d s t a n d u p in a new s t a t e s m a d e of T e x a s from twelve a n d a half t o s u g g e s t t o therii' t h a t t h e y c o s t of t h e s t a n d i n g a r m v of row a n d be 'rif>d u p . I t is tlie republicans would a t «*, r . i i i o twenty-five c e n t s a bushel, s h o u l d n o t h o l d office u n d e r France. b e t t e r t h a n c r a w l i n g under a once raise ( h e c r y p a r t i s a n h u t by 1 8 2 3 t h e y reached fif­ ATTORNEY AT LA \V, a p a r t y which t h e y h a v e t r i e d I nder t h e reckless ingenui­ b a r n arid [lulling fugitives legislation. T h e y w o u 1 d t y cents. MARIoSi N.r t y of t h e r a p a c i o u s claim a to destroy The incoming from office oiit by tile liind d o n b t K s s lose s i g h t of tlie F a r m wages were o n l y one—(o)— g e n t s a n d tiie p a r t i s a n ze leg. T o o u t mind a n office fact ( h a t each of (lies.* pro­ t h i r d of w h a t t h e y a r e n o w , I) e m o c r a t i c L e g i s l a t u r e should see t o i t , a n d d o u b t l e s s of a c o r r u p t Pension Com­ would c u t a very ridiculous posed new s t a t e s would con Will pfactlhe in the courts of r a n g i n g f r o m twenty-three will, t h a t t h o s e whose t e r m s -Watauga, A Mil**, Mitchell, McDow­ missioner t h e list is increas­ figure n o s i n g a r o u n d like o a l t a i n a p o p u l a t i o n of f o u r of t o fifty c e n t s a d a y . F r o m ell and all o. iiijt cpunties in the ed a t t h e r a t e of $ 3 5 0 , 0 0 0 a a r e e x p i r i n g a r e n o t a g a i n eDiogenet with a l a n t e r n in t h e s t a t e s received by t h e m . $ 1 t o $ 5 a m o n t h w a s t h e .vestern iisti Nd ®w*Special atten lected t h a t t h e y m a y use t h e m o n t h . If n o t checked t h * t h e d a y t i m e l o o k i n g for a n T h e New York World gives a (ion given to flit collection of usual c o m p e n s a t i o n of wellinfluence a n d p r e s t i g e which c o s t f o r 1 8 9 3 will reach t h e h o n e s t m a n when there a r e very g o o d r e a s o n in f a v o r of claims."*®* g r o w n l a d s . One h u n d r e d t h e office gives t h e m t o t h e e n o r m o u s s u m of $ 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 , - plenty of h o n e s t ni*n pulling division. I t s a y s : years ago the remuneration injury of t h e p a r t y t h r o n g 000! "Division is dec!ruble f o r of ri b o \ f o r d o i n g " c h o r e s , " i t by t h e coat-triil. I t is a NOTICE. which they o b t a i n e d i t ; a n d J T h i s c a r n i v a l of w r o n g a n d q u e e r n o t i o n t h a t a . t h a n is m a n y reasons. T h i s g r e a t , Hotel Property for Sale. such a s c u t t i n g wood a n d fod if t h o s e whose t e r m s d o n o t i r o b b e r y m u s t cease. T h e pen n o t fit for a n offiee j u s t be­ e m p i r e in a r e a is entitled t o d c r i n g horses One y e a r , w a s On account of failing health ( 1 myself and wife, I otTer for Hale sion list m u s t he purged of c a u s e lie w a n t s i t . a l a r g e r voice t h a n o n e s t a t e ordinarily $ 5 . T h e use of a expire h a v e t h e self-respect t h e y o u g h t t o h a v e t h e y will tnv hotel property in the town of i t s f r a u d s . As i t s t a n d s it is No, b r e t h r e n , let u s not, he is allowed in t h e councils of p a i r of oxen f o r a d a y c o s t Doone, North Carolina, and will a n i m p e a c h m e n t of t h e p a t r i resign a t once, f o r c e r t a i n l y i m p a t i e n t with ,the office-see­ t h e n a t i o n . I t is v«r.v i n a d twenty-five c e n t s , while t h e 4ell low for cash and make terms n o t i g h t - t h i n k i n g m a n will o t i s m of t h e men who s a v e d o suit the buyer, and will take ker; a n d y o u , Mr. Cleveland, e q u a t e l y represented b y t w o use of a row f o r o n e y e a r c o s t desire t o hold office u n d e r a t h e Union. I t lias been m a d e real or personal property in ex­ beat with t h e men who w a n t Send t o r s . With i t s r a p i d l y $ 2 . I t c o s t s i x t y c e n t s t o change. Appiv soon. p a r t y which he h a t e s a s c o r ­ a roll of d i s h o n o r a g a i n s t t h e VY. L. BrYan. e a r n e s t p r o t e s t of h o n o r a b l e t o s e r v e t h e i r c o u n t r y in posi increasing p o p u l a t i o n , t h e m a k e a p a i r of shoes. T h e dially a s s o m e of t h e m h a v e t i o n s of h o n o r a n d pr< fit. several p a r t s h a v e v a r y i n g price of a p a i r of inbecrisin's shown t h e y h a t e d t h e Demo­ soldiers. E v e r y n a m e a d d e d T h e r e a r ^ m a n y t h r e a d - b a r e needs a s t o S t a t e law a n d was twenty-seven c t s . B o a r d cratic partv. t o i t by t h e p r e s e n t Commis­ Notice. political m e n d i c a n t s a m o n g Slatep'oliey which - a n b e c o m w a s o n l y $ 1 a week. sioner is t a i n t e d with a sus­ F o r sale. 9 0 6 a c r e s of l a n d , T h a t w a s t h e d a y of indi­ t h e m : m a n y t o whom politics pletoly met o n l y by t h e insti­ CioveT, nd Urt° a CWee. o n Rich M o u n t a i n , W a t a u g a picion of un worthiness. i s a g a m e of spoils; m a n y t u t i o n of several S t a t e g o v ­ vidual a n d i s o l a t e ! effort, a n Now York Times, 23rd ult. C o u n t y , o n which i s a s b e s t o s , I t will be t h e d u t y of t h e fend fine l a n d f o r sheep r a n c h . d e m o c r a t i c P r e s i d e n t a n d whose w o r t h i s a s low a s e r n m e n t s . T h e c r e a t i o n of t e d a t i n g tlie e r a of a g g r e g a ­ Among the gifts which hav® Sales p r i v a t e . L . T). Lowe & t h e i r a s p i r a t i o n s a r e high: i t c o m p a c t o r S t a i r s would facil tion in factories, classifica­ been sent to Mr. Cleveland by en­ T. T . F u r g e r s o n , Ex'trfe. of Congress t o revise t h e pen­ will he a t a s k of nosmalldiffi i t a t e every wisp project ofirn tion a n d division of l a b o r , thusiastic persons in v a r i o u s Mrs. A. P . Calloway, deed. sion list in t h e i n t e r e s t alike c u l t y t o fan o u t all t h i s chaff provemerrt. Tin best i n t e r ­ a n d invention of l a b o r s a v ­ parts of the country, that which B a n n e r E l k , N o v . 1 5 ' 9 0 . . of deserving v e t e r a n s a n d of a n d t h e n t h e r e #i'f| be t h e f u r est, of all concerned won! I be i n g processes a n d appliances. came to him yesterday morning an impended treasury. t h e r t a s k , n o t less difficult, p r o m o t e d , w i t h o u t q u e s t i o n , Prices of f a r m p r o d u c t s fluc­ by Adams's Express f r o in the NOTICE. by division'now. E v e r y con­ t u a t e d g r e a t l y a c c o r d i n g t o town of Sehna, Ind/, was nearest P a r t i e s p u t t i n g p a p e r s in An exchange says, that Thos. of weighing t h e m e r i t s of t h e to being a \rtrifo elephant, al­ m y h a n d f o r execution will Settle has been officially declared m a n y m e r i t o r i o u s c a n d i d a t e s s i d e r a t i o n t h a t underlies o u r local s c a r c i t y , which could though it was anything %t • la plea se adva nee the fees wi th the Congressman elect from the left. I t will be a t i r e s o m e a n d Federal s y s t e m , every reason n o t be m i t i g a t e d by d i s t r i b u ­ t h e p a p e r s a n d t h e y will re­ fifth district. The news was hot perplexing business, arid will t h a t justifies t h e s e p a r a t e tion from r e g i o n s of plenty. phantic in size. ceive p r o m p t a t t e n t i o n , o t h e r a great surprise as it has been n a t u r a l l y fret t h e patience of S t a t e h o o d of I n d i a n a , Ohio, 11 t h e r e were bi g c r o p s t h e y A small deal box was left by the wise tliev will b e r e t u r n e d f a n d Illinois, is a n a r g u m e n t could not, he s o l d ; if p a r t i a l expressman which was opened with some caution bv the butler, not executed, for t h e w a n t of known for some time tha if Will­ an.\ m a n w h o h a s t o d e a 1 in f a v o r of t h e division of failures there w a s a l m o s t when a lively youg ebon hop icd iams was elected atall, it was by with i t . T h e r e will be s o m e fpes. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. a s m a l l m a j o r i t y , a a d t h a t h o m i s t a k e s m a d e , a n d d i s a p ­ T e x a s i n t o several s f a 1 e s n o t h i n g t o sell. out and tried to appear uneon cohld only he seated by throw­ p o i n t m e n t s a n d h e a r t - b u r n - T h i s desirable end c a n n o t be Every locality, in i t s i n d u s corned in his new surroundings. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. ing out some of the Stokes coun­ i n g s n o l i t t l e These t h i n g s a c c o m p l i s h e d w i t h o u t t h e tries a n d p r o d u c t s , existed \o name of the sender accoinpo ­ I n s t r u c t i o n is offered in f o u r ty votes. a r e t h e i n e v i t a b l e incidents. c o n s e n t of T e x a s , but, t h e r e is for a n d b y itself, h a v i n g h o nied the animal, and while t h e g e n e r a l c o u r s e s of s t u d y , six We are indeed sorry that Set­ brief courses, v l a r g e n u m b e r B u t w h a t we w a n t t o s a y n o s o u n d r e a s o n e i t h e r of in­ r e l a t i o n with o t h e r com muni members of Jr. Clsveland'sfatni of special courses, a n d in law, tle is declared elected, as he will is, giv3 t h e office-seeker a fair terest. o r s e n t i m e n t why t h a t ties; therefore t h e s u r p l u s p r o ly were gratified by the atten (ion medicine a n d engineering. be the only republican in theCori show —Memphis Commercial c o n s e n t s h o u l d be withheld, d u c t i o n s o f e a c h f a r m w a s they didn't know what to do T h e F a c u l t y includes t w e n t y gressionat delegation from North f t will be t h e p r o u d e s t d a y in s m a l l , t h e inducement t o pro­ with the coon. T h e New York Uferald, b v teachers. S c h o l a r s h i p s a n d ( urolina — DEMOCRIIT. t h e h i s t o r y of t h e S t a t e when duce being w a n t i n g a n d t h e r e It was finally decided to send loan funds are available for interviewers a n d letter's, h a s him to Central Park, where he needy y o u n g men of t a l e n t Congressman llolman oflnd.', just finished a cdn v a s s of t h e i t m a k e s t o t h e U n i o n t h e w a s very little money t o p u r magnificent present, of f o u r c h a s e a n y t h i n g m o r e t h a n would ha ve comfortable quarters a n d c h a r a c t e r . T h e n e x t ses­ speaking of ah extra session says: sion begins S e p t . 1 . F o r ca t- I can't see any necessity for one." m e m b e rs e l e c t of t h e Fifty- new c o m m o n w e a l t h s , repre­ t h e b a r e necessaries. T h e in­ and be able to grow up and fit himself for a. life of illustrious a l o g u e with full i n f o r m a t i o n , So far as the tariff is concerned, T h i r d Congress, with t h e fol­ sented m t h e S e n a t e by e f g h t d u s t r i o u s family h a d a n a b u n coon hood,; so they sent him oyoi a d d r e s s P r e s i d e n t W i n s t o n , T think more Can be accomplish­ lowing result: In f a v o r of a n new S e n a t o r s , while r e m a i n ­ d a n c e of e v e r y t h i n g i t could (.'Impel Hill, N. (J. ed by doing that work in the or­ e x t r a sessioij, 79; o p p o s e d , i n g itself a g i W t S'tatc of in­ g r o w , such c l o t h i n g a s t h e there and the fcSuoerinteni VV.'orfiith received bl X a dinary manner and through the 8 1 ; n o n - c o m m i t t a l , 3 9 ; in fa­ calculable posisibilftfea in t h e loom of t h e household could tinguished com iderate n, v o r of a repeal Of t h e McKinForMalaria, Li verlr ordinary channels. The rinly rea­ ley hill, 8 1 . in fa v o r of a, m o d . m a t t e r of p o p u l a t i o n , wealth produce, s u c h f u r n i t u r e a s troduced hini f o the rest of the ble, or Indigeoti on, i son that (an be ad vain6ed for an ifieation, 4 6 ; o p p o s e d t o a n y a n d influence." could he m a d e o n t h e place coons, wit h!w horn he proceeded extra session is the c'obffitfofo' of c h a n g e , 6 0 ; rion-comuiittal, BROWN'S IRON 7 "L o r in t h e n e i g h b o r h o o d a n d once to make himself at hone . G*£~Onedod;ir pays for the f.hc fAhlfe flnhnees"" >2| little else. , / 0 mticrutjpiie year. fi^i'ay y o u r s u b j e r i p t i o n * Lr it Attorney at Law �r. :E Watauga Dsmoorat Did not many poor men get wronged out of their hard earnings to increase his rich­ It. It. Dougherty, Editor. li. C. Rivers, thiblialioi es? We do not envy his life or his ill gotten gains. We hope, however, that he may 1 hluxJiij Doc. Sth, IS recei ve a better legacy than all his millions. OUR Washingtoncorrpspon driit, writing the 5th inst. has the following to say of Presi­ dent Hnrrison's annual mes­ sage, which we suppose went to Congress this week. '"Mr. Harrison's annua) message will not go to Congress until tomorrow, but your cm-res­ pondent has lead it, although ii was an onerous duty to wade through its more than 15,000 w o r d a, and not a pleasure. It strikes in e as beingjn Hie nature'of a skill­ ful lawyer's plea for the acts of the present administration and f or the legislation of the republican Cong-ess, and an al together useless and unnec­ essary one, inasmuch as the Court of final appeal — the people— rendered its verdict in the case nearly a month ago. 1 he general style of the message is far below that of those previously written by Mr. Harrison; but, # come to think of ii, the circumstances under which this message was prepared were such a H t o make it unfair to criticise it from a literary point of view. It demonstrates one thingvery clearly. Mr. Harrison still clings to protection and t )*-» o t h e r r e p u b l i c a n i d e a s which were so overwhelmingly condeir ned by th«American voters on the eighth of last month. Minister to Brazil under Pres­ ident Hayes. Since that time he has been living in Atlanta, jleisa noted writer and his book "Politics and Pen Pic­ tures" has been largely eireuHated. His death is hourly expected. Harrison's m a j or i ty in News and Observer: Out Ohio over Cleveland is 1,072. i n W y o m i n g , * w h e r e t h e This is official. cow hoys and Rattlers hold Ex-representative II a n - high carnival, the Democrats dolpli Tucker, of Va.,is nam­ don't propose ' to he8 trifle with by t h e i r Republican ed for Attorney General neighbors. Their claim that SENATOR Gibson, of Loui­ their candidate for Governor siana, is thought to he fa­ was elected, b e i n g denied, tally ill with heart disease. they swore'him before a notoW. H. Bower has express­ ry public forced ope n the ed himself as being in favor State house and threaten to of an extra session of Con­ use dynamite to get the seals gress. of the State. Those are the IT is now claimed that the kind of Democrats that are U. S. Senate will stand as fol­ needed in Connecticut. lows: 43 democrats, 41 re pub The Monetary Conference. lieans and 4 populists. BRUSSELS, Dec. 2—The re­ IT is given out thatCharles port of the committee of the 8. Farc-hiIds will be CleveMonetary Conference was sub land's Secretary o f t h e mi ted this afternoon. It de­ Treasury. clares that Mr. DeRothchild's SENATOR Vance has so far proposals are of great int« rlecovered that he will take est, and worthy of full disci shis seat in the Senate. He is sion, but the committee by a opposed to an extra session vote of seven to six, declined of Congress. to recommend' their adop­ PRESIDENT Cleveland has tion. The committee teclarjust returned from a hunting ed in favor of thatpoitionof expedition on the Chess peak Mr. Levis' plan which referred in Virginia, to his home in to the gradual withdrawal of /111 gold coins under the value New York. of two francs, and also of all Taking OUlceBy Force. small bank notes below a cer­ CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 4th- tain value. The report con­ — John E. Oshorn, claiming cludes with a statement of to be the Governor elect, yes the American, Mexican and terday, accompanied by sev­ Indian delegates with refer­ eral men, went to the capi- ence to the future action of t o l b u i l d i n g a n d a s k e d t h e their countries. This state­ THERE are a number of im­ janitor to show him into the ment is not yet obtainable. p o r t a n t m e a s u r e s , f r o m a executive rooms. LATER.—It is now said that democratic stand point, which The janitor refused to let the committee of the Mone­ may be brought forward and him in without the authori­ tary Congress has reported passed by the House at this ty of acting Governor. favorably on the Rothschild session or may be held until Osborn sent for a carpen­ plan. It reconsiders its pre­ the beginning of the Fifty- ter, and ordered him to open vious report, which was uthird Congress, just as the a window leading to the leg­ gainst it. democrat ic conference or cau­ islative chamber. By the use cus, shortly to he held, may of a large chisel the window State of North Carolina., Wat­ decide. It i s believed that casing was removed, t h e auga county. I, C. J. Cottrell, there a^e enough republican sash thrown up, and the par do hereby certify that Pthe num­ Senators willing to vote with ty took possession and Os­ ber of days the board of county commissioners was in session and the democrats to repeal the born announced himself as the number of miles traveled by present silver law, provided Governor, saying tha f he hud each of said board from Dec. 1st an ngreemeht can he reached taken the oath of office be­ 1801 to Sept. 30th, 1892 as p< r audited accounts are as follows: on a substitute, and some of fore a notary public. j. h Mast, chin Bd t o coins, 21 them have ex pressed themsel­ The republicans threaten to da vs at $2 per day, 42,00 ves as favoring a return to employ force to outset Os­ Miles traveled 14(i at. fire tents per mile, the Bland law ii' not hing more born, and the democrats de- committee on finance 4 da.>s7 00 satisfactory can he arranged- jlarethev will dynamite the at 2.00 per day 8.00 No help is expected by demo­ vaults, and get the State pa­ Mil- s tra veld 14 at^etsjn r -70 crats from the International pers if the keys are not given mile Total 57.70 monetary conference, n o w up. w c coftey 22 days at 2.00 per (la v, 44.00, committee on finance si!ting, in solving the silver The sheriff is on the scene, 2 days at 2.00 per day, 4.00. To­ problem. and the malitia will be called tal 48. w. w. cresiieli 22 days at out 2.00 per day. 44.00; miles trav­ JAY GOULD, the great fin an eled 90 at 5 cts per mile, 4.80: cier, died the 2nd inst, at his Catarrh in the Head . . . . . . i,!a'.i»t"rh.okt; home in New York of pulmo- . undoubtedly a disease of. .their Is u navy consumption. He was blood, and aw such only a relia­ ingf after matters at poor house 2. 25; one day looking after Maone of the wealthiest men in ble blood purifier can effect a per­ thias Harman aged and infirm fect cure. Hood's Sarsaparilla. the known world. In a very is the best blood purifier, uud it 1.50. Total 57.05. 162.75. short time he accumulated, has cured many very severe ca­ G ran d f otal C J. COTTRIELL, ses of cat ami. 1 ts^i ves an a[) peit is claimed, one hundred pec 2nd 1892. elk Bd co corns. millions of dollars, and con­ tite .and builds up the whole sys­ tem sequently had very great in­ Hood's Pills act especially on Y O U W A N T O N E fluence \v i t h the financial the liver arousing it irom torpid­ OF THE world. We reflect upon the ity to its natural duties, curecon CELEBRATED d e a t h o f t h i s g r e a t m o n e y stipation and assist digestion. JACKSON lord, that he, with his untold CORSET WAISTS, Henry W. Hilliard Dying. riches, is now leveled with the MADt ONLY BY TMI ATLANTA. Ga, Dec. 5.—Hon most humble of his thous­ Jackson Corset Co. JACK8QN, MlOM. ands of poor, struggling em- Henry W. Hilliard,one ofthe • not _ nlovees, who labored for him best known men in the South, u m ihvr::\ fstiflr 1 I at •reduced wages that his is dying of old age at his res­ and Rigid Oorset*, are to try them. master might heap up mill­ idence 011 Peachtree street. invitedare approved by > They ions. The great Gould who His home is that of the late phy*(ciuns, endorsed by ^ riros* maVers, and reohas had such influence over journalist, Henry W. Grady. ftmmended by everylady men and means is now noth­ Mr. Hilliard is 85 years eld. that ha* worn them. EXKD FOR CIRCULAR. ing but a lifeless corpse, and Mr. Hilliard was elected to E. 3. OSBORN- Southern Agent, in this respect has no preem- Congress before the war as a 08 RICHARDSON BLOCK, hi^u^over the most humble. Whig; made Mini.iter to Bel­ OftAVMSiii Wftutid. CHATT*NQ06«f TENIb Truly death is si great eon- gium by Preident Tyler; ser­ i fpr rorand brings down the ved as a member of the Con­ tooh 6tiy fsinjr RiUlTifept p»r<«n of let, wlio*«n :«nd And wrll#, rniJ who, r well as the low. Why federate Congress after t li e dfttr hmtructlon, will work indMftloiiitj, h«w to rim litMiinii thty HTB.I wilt fSrntlh do men struggle and wear war; ran as independent for •••r in fbdrown toeaTUiof,wli«l9YerTWrt*can «ar® thati#oU»r#> a the iltnaMoii oremployioMnt^it which yon nraonnt. NomaiW form* nnl«M *ncr«MfUl a» ahor#. Knotty and qolaklf out their lives to accumulate! Congress both inGeorgiaand <d. 1 doaire but out workar fVatn each diatrict or oonn tf.I ha. > nlready taught «nd prorldad '.rlth employment a l^'ffj «n« 1 ready arc 9 money? What use did Gould Alabama, and was defeated number, who 1^. making 0/errtarn FUJu K.each. atEVf hnd Full »i< «J«i$9000 a year Addreaa one* fi. C, ALLKA. a 4*0, i iikii.la, 11*1**, 1 tii;Jes. oth He was made Luvc l o r h i s g r e a t weal S JL IWMIMIP1 Wa—OCKii^i1 .JT •OMIt wsssma. a ^a ".ctisre Puzzle. j d&V EXI'J.Alf ATION.—Mlow'-t r*< Any one can find the «>ati » (ace it i i»*>t The picture was published in » i r • * » our standard remedies. Ws'iww. f * is to intraduc* our mvdiciae* t»eo r not to compete in ibis one. > t> t re.. .lit medicines are held in Toronto, Ca . s»i* . hj v MWfcpapers, wholesale cii cfyp/.Aj and i ia. i b. contains four face*, a man and hi* thrc* daughter*. a*/ ic dlAunguioh tb* face* of the three youag X ladle*, mate time ego, and attracted considerable atteution to «• oo.: -o*ttion in< onaectioa with it. A* the sole object oee who entered the former competition are requested J' ;Ss Ford Pill Co.," and the estimation in which iheit they are best known, patrons are referred to tb* daily jkfci; house* generally of Toronto. —0- 5* '"Sv. ( y/% W N ; SAY! fW 1 7fThe proprietors of "The Ford Pi?l ( i-.y T • -*:> el-gant j»!K>f ffrhot'and PonlO®. » in <.<-Uv«r*d fr<?*"in any part of the United State*, »the first person wh > i an make out the tl "« d. . J Urct. To the sec end will be given an elegant Lady's flllold Watch, ' «api>hl:e* M. - .-m To the third will be given * pair enuine Dlamor.iTRaf-r:n. Totho I I . ... _ / v-:n be _ -i-/«r_a handsome China Dlnnor ilVl'r'given KodV To the sixth, a Swis?i Muslo I'orvloo." i'oXhv/fy/TrFrench a i«rt( ' ? <th, a f To the.vchth, an elegant Banquet th, a complete L{|WO Carriage and Viarneots. valued *t n must cut out.the abovw tb a lead pencil on each, and enclose same with 15 U. S. two-rent stnm-J y je of the following "Prire Kemedies:"—"Ford's 5'rlze PUIn," "Peru's Prizvi latoflt Eetttedy," or "Ford's Prizes Oouiflt Cure." Select finy one of the al>oe>' mmxlies wou desire. Address *-Tll© Ford .The person whose envelope U ;'U1 Co.," Cor. Wellington lie Bay Tin., Ton-1:0, Caraaa. postmarked drat will be awarded the ft t prize, «o«l the others Li crder of merit. As thi* adver­ tisement appears r.imultanrously •.hr.Xi^hctit t 1« UciStater, er-.ry one has an equal oppor­ tunity. To the person sending tho correct ans,. w w. l.e given elegant Upright Concert Grand Plnrso, valued atPROO.OO. To t'e r-.wson frosa th* sendinK a correct answer will 's (Void hour* and quarter 011 TOO.OO. To th* from.the a S:if©ty 131cy -otn a -cl.-tss Shotffttn. To a ri. z il Sir ol4«r®. the u TessSerrlr-e. To 4 n t^s Piano Lamp. To tho .s Pc the the a genuine Trait k. boat two pieces of genuine French Btutunry, other order Tl. ei last an f.rst in<t be given a gentleman fine "Hnntli a" tttcil. *hich strike* the hours small cathedral gong at p: •»«•!.r«, arid vslued f. t?ccmd last, first-class clo, P -RUMATIC tire 'J . 'HE -iir.F f the leut, fnst English \\itc fourth from the lasl, suite c.fP To the ftjth from last, handsome Silver the si cth - . leut, us elegant seventh from the last, n haod.vir pv of "1lff'-W. To etfhtA from last, English leather travelling i o th* •-lw Isest, and many prise* in of ta BRIKCIAII P3?>T^FS Y. AVFL STATE. A special priz* of a Silk Dr»»i P»- • ra (sl.osoo yards, any color), or a <5rst-cla*0 flewllig JWaohlnw (any make «ie cci) erill bs "ivsvt to the first person in each State in tho U. S. who can mek* out the three daughters' - •>. es. We shall giv* away 200 V»1uhI)1© lirllrs, besides special prizes, (if th-rc should 1* so many sanding correct answers.) No charge is mad# forlxixing and packing of prijrv The names of the leading pti.e winners will be published in connection with our advertisement^ -leading newspapers nest a in month. ST:str» premiums will he given to only those who an» r m The u willing to assist ir. -intr during our medicines Nothing is charged for the prizes in any way. They are are absolutely ritmiMj toh.trcduc* a )d advertise " Forsl'a Prl a© ftcinMUea,'* which are itandgiven away to hit© once ir ard medicines, anil will be u.ed in evtry famUy for yrars where they have been once, introduced. AH prizes will he awarded strictly in crdrr of merit, and wi-h perfect satisfaction to the public, Tberemedi** will be sent by mail, postpaid, and priacs fr*e o£ A W AJWM F-'iH V CORRFCT ANSWER. At! I>*trn nremiu sola •' jevar-Vaoy " W*t*h, (stem winder,) will be awarded toevery person who sendsa cots,t antwei i.k'f ja Uavs tltsr this adverliseaient sppear*, in cose they should new be fortunate enough to sw:i-< • -toe of the -or* vcL.js. dhst i#, if *ny on* can find the three face* end enclose them »i -i» v tiny, f-om thu tun* this »Je«rti»eHsaot eppear1 lath* newspaper, they ar<» ruarantee 1 either ot.i .1 . 1 i-.difg p. :•«*,. or ta *atr» premium of « watch on conditions statoi No answer will be 1 )cr-11b-1 uot c.-i-ioio ,0 tno. •'»»r one of Ford'a Prfz© Ttoniodir*. Addrosi THu .- tria i'll-LCtf, "57," Ctt. k Bay St*., Toronto, Canada. •^ moooKurp. •• -- ' m. a. ESTABLISHED 196 3. HARDVfAP.'E. xo IIUM; HUG TO Oil AW TRADE! o I MEAN BUSINESS. -o1 rom now until thn fir«t (h o f A p r i l I w ill 8ulI m y s t o c k BS m' ' AW CLOT III NGf -AND— OVERCOAT*At" per eeut fibofe COST!" W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. 176 & 178 Cay Street, THIS is If you aon't think I mean it KKOXV. CUE, TENi*. come and look through iuy - " Cutlers', Axos, NnUs, Locks, HI r gros, To ©Is, HorB© Muls i?,hoes, &c , Ac. STOCK It rront cost you one cent if AGRICULTURAL l&SPLEMEftnrd. Cenijlno Oliver Chi'lod Plows, 9 yracus© Httlsfrfe PIOWBV you dont purchase. Bro wn's Double Shov©l F'lows, Cider W His. Straw Cut­ r orks, Scytr>»8» I liztva a ters, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shelters, Hay I larftp sfock jmd Cradle and Snaths, Barbed Wire, <5tc., & c. w a n t t o ^ t ' t rid of i t before GCNT'RACTCRT SUPPLIES. wpriritf. Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Ste at, Iron. i3hov©l», Mattocks, Scrape? ti, Slr-crr© and Drill Ha mmers, Black­ smith Tools, Wheolbai rows, &o. -oAMMUNITION, SPORT.?IC COOD3. ;*ar CALL AND L0<>K1 Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, Baker and Engfleh Shot Guns, Winchester and Colt's "Rifles, Loaded -o Shells, Rifie Powder, Shot, Lead, Fish Hooka and Line© Fishing Rods, &c. 11 rrould call^your attention SPE@1ALTG£S. IPPHPHILI I • . . • Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and Leather Baiting - to big; cut in prices in my Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-proof Safes, Wlr« Screen Doors and Window Frames, ua per Bags, Ao. other lire \ B V I R Y T H I M C O J « W H E E L S . taln~Hack3, twitcheM Farm Waa:dn6??w<> Send for Catalogue* and prices. Special attention given to ordera by math fully solicit your patronage. W. W. WOOORUF F 176 & 178 Cay Street, Carta. Ws rsapeot GO. Kf JOXViULE, TEf&t F-wtttnnMi 28E ARB HA RD TIMES X 80, EVERY-ONE should save all they "tin and YOU should begin bv hnying your And not of the man who runs the, vugon and sells for $50 or $60. I will sell you as good for $25. Mnchine needles that will lit any machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent but by mail. I have a good slock of flshitig tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to 31 Joint rods 7 5 cts to $1.50. Trout 'lies 60 c.bs per dozen. Liin- *?"*. hooks, 10 to 25 cts per doz«n, uo.'iu hy mai'. Netting for twins, and scins of any length cornj ic. Base-ha of the very host, for $1 each sent by mail, Dj nut fail to write for pi ice*. Respectfully, a P KNOX VILLh, 7 Em. May 21, 91. T HJWFL SUBSCRIBE FOR THE RESPECTFULLY, T. W. LBItYiA & �h 1 9 SUBSCRIPTION KATE s From Dark Ridge, N. O —-W. B. Councill, J r . , is off t h e y were poisoned. H e of­ o n a business t r i p t o Bristol fers a reward of $ 5 0 for evi­ Editor Democi at: TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. 0 u t h e s h a d y s i d e of D a r k a n d Knoxville, T e n n . dence t h a t will c o n v i c t t h e t ~opy 1 year $1.00 miscreant who a d m i n s t e r e d Ridge, on a little knoll w i t h —Some h a v e b r o u g h t u s " 0 months GO a b a c k g r o u n d of s t a t e l y for­ " 3 months 35 t h e wood t h e y promised a n d t h e poison. est; trees could be seen six lit­ o t h e r s have, s o f a r , failed. ADVERTISING RATES. —There h a s been a feUd ex­ t l e m o u n d s old a n d moss-cov 1 inch 1 week $ .75 H u r r y u p friends, while y o u i s t i n g for s o m e t i m e between ered, a n d beaten upon b y t h e u 1 mouth 1 1.75 h a v e fine weather a n d g o o d Abner B. Baird a n d Simon P . gales of m a n y winters. 1 " 3 " 3.00 j r o a d s . Worle.v, b o t h of Valle Crucis, 1 " 6 " ... 5.00 On t h e 2(>th of Nov. J z a a h 1 " 1 year . 7.00 —We h a v e o n o u r t a b l e a a n d l a s t T u e s d a y i t culmina­ Brewer died a t t h e a d v a n c e d 1 column 1 week 9.00 c a m p a i g n poem of considera­ ted in a very s e r i o u s a f f r a y . a g e of 7 8 y e a r s , a n d request­ 1 " 1 month 13.50 T h e row s t a r t e d , we a r e in­ ed t o be laid by t h e s i d e of 1 " 3 " 25.00 ble merit by o n e of o u r gifted 1 " 6 " 37.50 y o u n g s c r i b e s , b u t , a s we h a v e formed, o v e r t h e m a r k of h i s m o t h e r who h a d been slee­ 1 " 1 year 50.00 s t a t e d often before, we a r e s o m e hogs, which ended in ping for a q u a r t e r of a cent u­ n o t prepared t o publish po­ Baird c h o p p i n g Worley with r y in o n e of t h e moss-covered a n a x e , inflicting a very seri­ E n t e r e d a t t h e P o s toffice a t e t r y . „ g r a v e s o n D a r k Ridge, As B o o n e . N. C., a s second-class o u s if n o t f a t a l wound. I t is - K e y . E» F . J o n e s , J . F . r e p o r t e d t h a t Worley w a s t h e f a m i l y g r a v e y a r d h a d mail matter. f o r y e a r s been a t a n o t h e r Spainhour and J. J. T. Reece, d r i n k i n g when t h e fuss b e g a n . place, i t w a s propose! t o re­ left for t h e B a p t i s t S t a t e Con LOCAL NEWS, —The Topic, s a y s t h a t M r . move t h e r e m a i n s of his m o t h vention t h i s week. We a e J a m e s S u d d e t h , of Blowing e r a n d t w o infants. On t h e —The w e a t h e r c o n t i n u e s p r o u d t h a t we h a v e itien of Rock, a n d Miss Med lock were m o r n i n g of t h e 2 7 t h t h e com­ t a l e n t a n d influence t o repre­ line. m a r r i e d ; a l s o J . F . Coffey, m u n i t y a t l a r g e assembled sent Watauga. —Mr. G. W. Councill left o n m a y o r of t h e t o w n , a n d Miss with shovels a n d m a t t o c k s — J a m e s P . T a y l o r , of t h e l a s t M o n d a y , for W i n s t o n . H e r a l d . T h e Topic a l s o re­ t o u n e a r t h t h r e e bodies. A p o p u l a r firm of Councill, Ta.v | — E d i t o r D o u g h e r t y is p a t ­ l o r A Co., of Elk P a r k , m a d e ! p o r t s o t h e r m a r r i a g e s in Cald scene which t h e m o s t a g e d of t i n g in full t i m e o n his new a flying business ( ? ) t r i p t o ! well c o u n t y . Since Cleveland's t h i s c o u n t r y h a d never wit­ election t h e m a r r i a g e inter­ n e s s e d , a n d a scene t h a t mill. B o u s e t h i s week, We h o p e ! e s t h a s t a k e n o n a b o o m . m i g h t well m a k e s t r o n g m e n —Mrs. J o h n S. Culler is im­ t o a n n o u n c e h i s business in Both p r o t e c t i o n a n d recip­ s h u d d e r , t o e x h u m e a b o d y p r o v i n g slowly b u t is y e t t h e n e a r future. rocity o u g h t t o a c c o m p a n y whose spirit h a d left a n d flitcritically ill. —The old s a y i n g is t h a t e v e r y m a r r i a g e , a n d t h e n i t fed a w a y t o p a r t s u n k n o w n . —Charl?s F . McKesson o f ' t h e r e is a t i m ef o r a l l t h i n g s , ' would n o t h u r t t o h a v e t h e m T h e first t o e x a m i n e w a s N a n M o r g a n t o n h a s g o n e t o Illi­ a n d we believe i t a g o o d s a y ­ insured. Bro. S c o t t a n d my­ c y B r e w e r , w h o d i e d a t t h e i n g , a n d think t h e t i m e h a s self a r e b o t h g e t t i n g u p in a g e of 7 7 y e a r s , 2 5 y e a r s a nois on a lecturing tour. surely c o m e f o r s o m e de­ y e a r s , a n d we o u g h t t o h a v e g o , a n d w a s buried in a w h i t ? —Miss M. Alice H o d g e s , of Middle Cane, i s visiting h e r linquent subscribers t o p a y m a t t e r s in fine s h a p e before pine coffin. When t h e d i r t s i s t e r , Mrs. W. G. T o d d , in us. We a r e t h i n k i n g t h e t i m e we e n t e r i n t o t h i s i m p o r t a n t w a s shoveled a w a y , n o t a l o n g f o r s o m e of thern. undertaking. Boone. b o a r d w a s found t h a t cover­ —Some of o u r friends t o l d ed t h e v a u l t . T h e t o p of t h e Real Merit —Rev. E . F . J o n e s w i l l preach in Boone o n t h e t h i r d u s o n M o n d a y t h a t t h e y h a d Is the characteristic of Hood's coffin h a d decayed a n d f u l l e r . Sarsaparilla, and it is manifest­ S u n d a y i n t h i s m o n t h a n d a n o t i o n t o a p p l y f o r a posi­ ed every day in the remarkable T h i s removed unveiled a d a r k t i o n in t h e I n t e r n a l Revenue cures this medicine accomplishes. m a s s c f d r a p e r y which p r o v ­ n o t o n t h e second. service. A few w a n t t o be Druggists say: When we sell a ed t o be nothing* b u t t h e d u s t —We a r e s o r r y t o learn D ep u ty Collectors, o t ii e r s bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla t o of c l o t h i n g covering t h e t h a t o u r friend J o e l Norris, would t a k e t h e g a u g i n g r o d a new customer we are sure to bones. T h e flesh h a d a l l de­ see him back in a few weeks after of S o d a Hill, r e m a i n s very o r s t o r e keeper's place. more,—providing the good re­ c a y e d a n d r e t u r n e d t o i t s ill. —The B o a r d of c o u n t y sults from a trial bottle warrant m o t h e r d u s t . T h e bones were —Our esteemed friend, J . B. commissioners h a s been i n continuing iis use. The positive d r y a n d n r i e h decayed a n d merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla pos Clark, of Blowing Hock, w a n t s session several d a y s t h i s susses by virtue of t :e Be. u'ic.r mingled with black d u s t , t h e p o s t office a t t h a t place. week. T h e c o u n t y officers Combination, Proportion a n <1 shredded with line fi b r o u s Process used in its preparation, We a r e willing*. h a v e a l l filled t h e i r b o n d s , and by which all the remedial val r o o t s . T h e f e a t h e r s u n d e r —Dr. L. C. Iteeves is p u t ­ w i t h o u t t r o u b l e , a n d e v e r y j ue oi the ingredients used is re-j h e r head were whole a n d n a t ­ t i n g t h e finishing t o u c h e s of t h i n g is w o r k i n g s m o o t h l y , taiued. Pood's Kursnparilla iw u r a l , b u t tiie tick which held thus Peculiar vo Itself and abso­ them w a s r o t t e n a n d g o n e . p a i n t o n his h a n d s o m e new a l o t g s o f a r . lutely unequalled in its power as T h e h a i r w a s perfectly s o u n d .. . ! office. — i he d r i v e r s r e t u r n e d l a s t a blood purifier, and a tonic for held t u g e t h e r with a c o m b . building up the weak and —If t h e people of W a t a u g a week from their h u n t in Cald­ and giving more strength.weary, Since her d e a t h t h e h a i r h a d h a d m o r e noney t h e y would well, with n o deer m e a t with g r o w n a b o u t six inches a n d IT3m II attic, X. C. n o d o u b t be h a p p y , f o r t h e y t h e m . T h e saui6 old s t o r y h a d c h a n g e d f r o m white t o h a v e plenty t o e a t , a n d g o o d w a s t o l d t h a t t h e y would Ddiior I)c mocrn t: On l a s t M o n d a y , Nov. 2 8 , i t s o r i g i n a l c o l o r — a l i g h t health. h a v e killed s o m e ii such a n d a n i n f a n t s o n of W. S . F a r t h ­ b r o w n . The o t h e r t w o were — W a n t e d ! A l a r g e , f a t t u i - such t h i n g s h a d n o t happen­ i n g , s o m e six w-ieks old died, a l s o examined with b u t l i t t l e key o r t w o for C h r i s t m a s . If e d . But t h e y h a p p e n e d all a n d w a s buried o n Hie 2 9 t h . s i g n s of t h e r e m a i n s . y o u wish t o a v o i d t h e r u s h , t h e s a m e . G. W.MCGUIRE. While Mr. F a r t h i n g ' s a t t e n ­ call a t t h i s office with y o u r —The m o s t unique subscrip­ t i o n w a s d r a w n t o h i s fami­ fowls s o o n . t i o n we h a v e received a t t h i s A Good Rill. ly, s o m e vile e n e m y went in­ office for s o m e t i m e c a m e t o WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.—Sen­ — D o n ' t fail t o g e t u p m o n ­ t o his field a n d t o o k o n e of ey f o r y o u r t a x e s a s s o o n a s h a n d s o m e d a y s since fro m h i s f a t t e n i n g ; h o g s . a wash a t o r Chandler l i a s p r e p a i e d possible for t h e collector will Mr. J o h n H a y e s , of R u r a l , k e t t l e fro m t h e wash place, f o r i n t r o d u c t i o n , p r o b a b l y t o call for them in g r e a t e a r n e s t O r e g o n . I t is a n u g g o t o f vir found a c o n v e n i e n t place in d a y , a bill s u s p e n d i n g immi­ g i n g o l d , weighing from t w o ness in a few d a y s . t h e laurel n e a r b y , a n d t h e n g r a t i o n except from N o r t h t o t h r e e d w t s . a n d is s h a p e d a n d S o u t h America, for o n e a n d t h e r e did kill a n d d i s p o s e —W. C. Coffey, of Boone, s o t h a t i t i s t r u l y a t h i n g of of s a i d h o g t o t h e i r d e l i g h t y i a r a f t e r March t h e 4 t h . has two hogs something over beauty. After h o g a n d k e t t l e were t w o y e a r s old t h a t weigh —Why i s i t y o u d o n o t send found t o be m i s t i n g , s e a r c h o v e r nine hundred lbs. g r o s s . in m o r e local news from y o u r w a s m a d e b u t n o t h i n g f o u n d Who can beat it? n e i g h b o r h o o d ? I t is r a t h e r b u t t h e kettle. T h i s is all I —The B o a r d of Justices h a r d for a m a n t o s t a n J a t k n o w a b o u t t h e c a s e f o r cer­ will s o o n be called t o g e t h e r a p r i n t e r ' s c a s e a n d g a t h e r t a i n . While B e a v e r D a m s is a g a i n t o elect t w o c o u n t y t h e local h a p p e n i n g s f r o m o- n o t e d f o r m a n y n o b l e t h i n g s , c o m m i s s i o n e r s a s t h e r e is a v e r a c o u n t y . T h i n k of t h i s , i t i s a l s o becoming n o t e d f o r v a c a n c y in t h e B o a r d . a n d send in t h ? news, t h a t is o t h e r t h i n g s t h a t we d o n o t —If y o u a r e n o t s h o d for if y o u find a n y t h i n g w o r t h y like s o well. t h e winter, see B r y a n ' s l a r g e of publication. Mr. F r a n k Shell i s v e r v low a s s o r t m e n t of b o o t s before a n d c a n ' t possibly live with — If y o u t h i n k W a t a u g a i s purchasing. He can suit you n o t o n e of t he m o s t produc­ c o n s u m p t i o n . T h e r e is a l s o in pi ices sizes a n d styles. t i v e counties in t h e S t a t e , we o t h e r sickness in t h e c o m m u ­ ...'sf/1J —Collins H o r t o u , (col) w h o a s k y o u t o read t h e follow­ n i t y a m o n g t h e old people Mr. David X. Jc.^an of Ednxestm, N. Y. h a s been a n i n m a t e of t h e in­ i n g : Mr. T . L . W a r d , of C o v e a n d children. Colorless, Emaciated, Helpless s a n e a s y l u m a t G o l d s b o r o Creek, raised 3 5 0 bushels of Beaver Duma h a s a new f o r a n u m b e r of m o n t h s h a s c o r n ; 7 5 g a l o n s of molasses; m a g i s t r a t e since H . H . F a r ­ A Complete Cu.ro by HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. r e t u r n e d , a n d i s r e p o r t e d a s 2 5 0 h e a d s of c a b b a g e , a n d thing*« r e s i g n a t i o n ; t o wit: This is from Mr. D M. Jordan, a re­ cured. t h r e e bushels of o n i o n s o n S m i t h H a g a m a n , w h o we a r e tired farmer, ar.d one of the most re­ spected citizens of Otsego Co., N. Y. —Revs. Sherwood a n d B a t e s five a n d t h r e e - q u a r t e r a c r e s surr? will g i v e s a t i s f a c t i o n . "Fourlpfn yw. n.Ro I kul an attack of tho Wonder why i t is t h a t t h e gravel, and have since been troubled with iny a r e holding a series of meet­ of l a n d . T h e s a m e s p o t when Liver and Kidneys i n g s a t Cove Creek c h u r c h sowed in w h e a t produced DEMOCRAT failed t o n o t e t h e gradually growing worse. Three years ago I m a r r i a g e of Mr. G . N. G r v d e r got clown so low that I C«»R!<! .curcply -ralkv which, we a r e informed, p r o m 114% bushels. I looked tnare like a corji^o thnh a. living being. t o Miss Florence, d a u g h t e r of £ bad no appetite and for five weeks I reto ise t o d o much g o o d f o r t h e nvthir.g !)•:i £.-«»•!. ( w«3 badly emaciated : T h e Topic s a y s : L a s t s u n - H . H . F a r t h i n g , E s q . , o n ( l e t mid had no nv o color tlian » marble ntatuc. community. recommended and I d a y n i g h t , a week a g o , t w o 2 8 t h with Rev. A. 0 . E a r t h ­ Hcod'r. Si'rcr.mlUa was H-foro 1 had finished thought 1 wo-,try the first bottle t noticed that I felt better, suf­ —Will W . Holacluw& Breve v a l u a b l e m u 1 e s , valued a t los?. the the Mndi n g officiating? T h e s e y o u n g feredh'.d subsided. tl>»> <i.-mttoa of to return to oior began new a d is in b u t c a m e t o o l a t e $ 3 5 0 by t h e i r owner, Mr. W . my face, and ? b« <i to foci hungry. After people h a v e t h e b e s t wishes I find taken three bott.l: < I could cat anything f o r insertion in t h i s issue, b u t D. J o n e s , w h o lives n e a r P a t ­ without hurting inc. Why, I got so hungry of t h e i r many friends. that, I had to. rat > limes a day. I have now will a p p e a r in o u r n e x t . I t t e r s o n , were t a k e n violently fully recovered, thanks to L. 0. WILSON. HoocFs SarsaparBJa i s chock full of C h r i s t m a s , sick a n d b o t h of t h e m died vrHl. All who know Catarrh in the head is a consti­ 1 t'oel to ksJ:nc :,o woiL" D. M. JORDAN. me marvel see a n d we promise y o u now i t b y m o n d a y n i g h t . T h e y h a d tutional disease, and requires a 8 i will p a y y o u t o hold y o u r e v e r y s y m p t o m of p o i s o n i n g constitutional remedy like Hoods HOOO't P «sw*e oro the best aTter-dinner Pills, ttfcfttnkelie ami biliousness. l a n d Mr. J o n e s i s s u r e t h a t Sarsaparilla, to effect a cure, t r a d e for t h e m . A BIG CUT OH IBICES. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTIOn, I wish t o call t h e a t t e n t i o n of t h e t r a d e t o t h e f a c t that 1 a m now offering s o m e rare bargainsin noota, s h o e s , hats, ready-made clothing, p r i n t s , worsteds, etc., h a r d ­ ware, such a s plows, h o e s , shovels, s p a d e s , t r a c e c h a i n s , a n d , i n fact, a n y t h i n g you need in t h i s line. T h e firm cf I. L. Councill & Bro., consistingjof 1. L . Councill a n d W. B j Coun­ cil), J r . , was t h i s d a y dis­ solved by m u t u a l c o n s e n t . T h e business with increased c a p i t a l a n d fa­ cilities will be c o n d u c t e d in t h e f u t u r e ,'by W. B. Councill, J r . , of Boone, J . P . T a y l o r , of H o n d u ­ r a s , C. A., a n d I . L . Coun cill, of Elk P a r k , u n d e r t h e s t y l e of uouncill T a y ­ l o r & Co. Messrs. J . P . T a y l o r a n d I . L . Councill g i v i n g personal a t t e n t i o n t o t h e business. We t r u s t t h a t te"pilblic with whom t h e o l d firm h a s s o pleasnntl.yc o n d u c ted business'will c o n t i n ­ ue its patronage to t h e new, a s with t h e increase of s t o c k in all lines i t is hoped t o secure t h e t r a d e to its entire satisfaction. 0 I keep'coustantly^on h a n d a full s u p p l y of g r o c e r ies^consisting in p a r t . o f Sii: g a r , Coffee, Rice, etc., which will be sold a s c h e a p a s t h e y c a n be, b o u g h t in t h e mountains. I c a n n o t , in t h i s s m a l l s p a c e tell y o u of half t h e b a r g a i n s I a m p r e p a r e d t o offer, b u t invite you, one and all, to c o m e a n d see. T h i r t y - s i x in­ ches to the yard and sixteen ounces to the pound has ev­ er been rnv motto, and I h o p e t o receive in t h e f u t u r e , what 1 have so much enjoy­ ed in t h e p a s t , t h e liberal p a t r o n u g e of t h e public. Most Respectfully, Respectfully, Council!, Taylor and Go. E l k P a r k , N. C« Oet._3rd; C, D. TAYLOR. Valle Crucis, M a y 1 0 , ' 9 2 . Executor 's Notice. Having qualified an the execu­ tor of J. A. Shumaker, dec., all persons indebted to said estat* are requested to makeiinmediatt payment, and all persons hold­ ing accounts against said estate are notified to present t hem duly authenticated, within 12 months or this notece will be plead iu bar of their recovery. Oct. 6th, '92. L W. FARTHING, Executor. WITHOUT NOTICE. • T h e l a w s of t h e S t a t e re­ q u i r e a l l w e i g h t s a n d meas­ ures to be sealed, and I here­ by notify the people that I am prepared to do such work. You will findfme in Boone at the resideuce,of D. B. Dough­ erty. J. H. COOK, Standard Keeper. A WE OF Agriculture and Mechanic Arts H A V E t h e b e s t selected a n d l a r g e s t s t o c k of g o o d s e v e r brought, t o t h i s place a n d p e r h a p s t h e b e s t selection in the county. Will begin its fourth session Sepl tcmber 2, 1892. County Supers intendents of Education will ex I amine applicant s for admission. Total cost $100. Address A. Q. HOLLA DAY, Pres., Ilalcigh. N. C. otm V':: * r i :}j A* MR. MARTIN l a t e ­ ly returned from t h e N o r t h , where h e s p e n t a week b u y i n g GOODS, rt • -A j v rfs •tS. a n d we h a v e a l m o s t v £ i -v a i r / t h i n g heeded in A \ THIS ?•!£ f. ins! A • > c o u n t y , a t prices t h a t rortnni'.u* objsnttiv! * ' (at j iHftt "* ill of > t-**s<. 9 }o«k>*ck «>*'i<« ».v. V fin* . *- - do ' j: p.' defy compe­ lti'f! &«••< - ii ... y f »pp« lliiy, Unif . Arc y*. ir.i« • ' tition. br u r ; l .*3 7 p-t. t*% a«*.i• t iv i» •• s | , »» < t trabi"*f »!»• , i»fc ro 9- . -v xr« Ih%f30i.: x •* • <•' j US Lyhftl-g 5 I L u i t5V.B! t." , • net sftdJ • - '•'»*!' H a t s , n.%n T.«It In.grvtdl »ttiiJifv.» .Tit* reUtj' . .»*.•;. wsen ft >. hjf j» any iudTWiora vt . c •>of. . s . An , me VM S h o e s , by th* we? t URIFTN^RSKARO If yoa wl'l H•R**ta« •. td. In Y. « FKRTII.JC n*\ can 4<> - vtil In* Clothing, «u*W: r-i«1 ua iacr»«f« year Incewtc •• j ' emcm ii. Cspiulnennly. orall ynvr UmntfttlM-sfnc*.S* Ladies trimmed W* I liY««rweti and rerily voodtrfil. ** t AKrk. e»«not rsqiirtd VY • ^ * psratiTsly now •« •how how. fW_w. Ftilar# siceag rn veit and uhtrimmed hats, •ri. room to t\f. lit litre Wr;to« d U* * *11 fr bf rotnrn I'nariit to dtlty. 4 « a n •;>. bK Ribbons, Flowers, CONSUMPTION Plumes. in its Notions, early stages : Ilea vy a n d fancy groceries. can be cured -• m TOU fi. ( . MART IS & Co. Blotting tUek June 30, '92. : by the prompt use of COME TO se us before yon buy. B e a re in n posi­ tion to sn ve you money. Very Respect lully, V flyers Cherry Pectoral i It soothes the inflamed tissues, aids expectoration, 1 and hastens recovery. Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co* Lowell, Mass. �—-V waaiWeenVn i~ " • l.M 8itfn3«-M— "r^r'niraUiii rnjgm What the Editor Hots. An Extra Session. itemoorat yiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiAiiitiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiinriiiiniiiiiiiniM LOSING W hen a child is born into 1 he Knox ville jounux /says: OVERMANS I A COMPLETE PER "It may very truthfully be A I)BMOCKATicfaiTiily newspaper the world t he physiean is pres­ The Pri leof the N Jrth Cdl'O devoted to the iritereKt of Coun­ ent and gets about $10.00 sail] that i f the democratic na Press." IS THE ty, State and Nation. Publinhed tor officiating* at the impor­ leaders fail to take prompt ? " BREATH OF LBFE,"1 Bo you want to aid ih building tBvery Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tant event. The editor her­ action on the tariff issue, they up a paper that shall reflect the tauga Count v. N. C. alds the advent of the stran­ publicly brand themselves as greatest credit on North Caroli­ na, no matter where it aiav be ger and gets a. cursing for cowards." Homo Without a MotW'. seen? Then patronize We heartily endorse this making H mistake as to the special madioated Oxygen treat- 2 1 ho II ilmington Afos sou gor sta tement. Already the lead sex and date of arrival. " H o m e w i t h o u t a mother,*' A LAIKJE EIGHT-PAGK PAPIilt ment for diseaa- j£ ei of the nose, = After a while the child be ers are setting themselves uthroatand lungs ^ Bo you want a reliable, paper, H o w s a d t o t h i n k of a h o m o The inhalations ~ giving yon all the news of the contain Ornni- d e s t i t u t e of t h a t g r e a t bless comes a man, the minister is gainst the calling of an extra fides and Disin- jjjj world—a Democratic newspaper session. The principal reason feotants, in ad- 2 that equals tile best has the i n g a m o t h e r . S h e who s h a r e d called to perform the mat ditiontothebest — known specifios — all t h e j o y s a n d s o r r o w s of riage ceremony and walks off offered is that business inter­ lor these cug- -t largest circulation, and has lor for VJ1PRO dig: the retr.ndyl.yinhalation right to 2 i wonty-one years been i part i? v ta» -.ita fSpei-Gcs uncd in POSITIVE _i h e r children, who k n o w s how with a $10 bill in his pocket ests will be imperilled unless |I it l.f.iE. >?*paidisease, snaking It aCatarrh and 3 mid factorin thegroivth anddev, - a pr--tics. t o e n j o y all t h e i r pleasures; 1 he editor is called upon to merchants ha ve time to dis­ North 1 " 01,-ecrllo :t 1?: theirv-r.t;nt medicine. Physiolans a velopment of the Old pose of goods purchased un­ ?EGAUT10a Slate? Then subscrbe for w h o k n o w h o w s t o s y m p a ­ chronicle this event by draw­ 0XYG- J USE. bsxsushd ftepnellorloe: r.ssiTY WHMIEGTON MSSXKGE t h i z e with a l l t h e i r t r o u b l e s , ing on bis imagination to der the action of the McKint- ' - u i,, It'uohine Shop, r~. Atlanta. Ga. make the bride and thegroom le.v law. f» -• ' • Building, Ouinliu. Neb. •i'v. o' and any (.'ampaign itartes: whether it he the joys and sor adway, Couiivlll,'. Kv. ."i fin!h<s writ UMII, They loose sight of the fact % r «!.i to l>o the best r o w s of t h e little ones, o r the best and most respectable V " ' 'J? i '.L 0 ARD addressed to vs 3 1 lie I t lily McHSongtu*," by in wonted, •j?- y ou ty »•>' a mail a oopy of our J mail, 4 months on trial, for 't'' '<-• AT ONOE. •« • •. ' ., *r taiaiagf the treatment in full. Sends w h e t h e r i t b e t h a t o f t h e people in the country. His that a tariff law does not go alii*. "• $2.00 ' I'Jt TolirnUhi 4 ik Supply Co., g r o w n u p s o n s a n d d a u g h ­ only pay is to he asked for a into effect until months after : ' Oxygen Co., rw i he weekly "Transcript Mcs^ set. Boston. few extra copies of his paper, its passage. If a new tariff ters. •• — • —•'* — - ' • illiiillllllllllllllllllllilliiltlii3 iSenger,' (tile largest and ' H o m e w i t h o u t a m o t h e r : ' tree, of course, t o send to law should he passed in the ! best paper in the State) 9 winter of'93-'94, it would pro n o o n e like a m o t h e r t o con­ some absent friends. months oii trial for $1.00 v 7 a*, a in the due course of time bably r.otgofintoeffect before as.i in advance. Roth fide in. I n t h e a n t i c i p a t i o n v* 'i A : i j >ers are h i rge Eigh t- Rage nhd human events the once 95. The people will not sub­ of a new pleasure t o whom | SEW IKI Send Roskd Card e a n t h e child s o sweetly a n d baby, o n c e happy groom, mit TO any such delay as this. *iih the address of live pers o fully confide a s a m o t h e r . hut now a man well advanced A i.ew law should be formed <ons and receive sample cop mmstrn 4..-Tto«.A I n s o r r o w t o w h o m m u s t a in years, is brought down by at once, to go in to effect when­ es ol 'TILL-; MESSENOBU. NATURE'S Oct. 1st, 1888. tf. child g o f o r s y m p a t h y — t o death. Again the physician ever it may seem most desir­ 5 YEARS I CURE FOR m o t h e r . H o m e m a y still be is called and makes his bill, able. If our leaders fail to TAKE THE t h e s a m e place with t h e s a i n e the undertaker is present ahd act promptly, they may hi­ officiates at the funeral and de d be justly termed cow­ CATARRH kind a n d loving f a t h e r , t h e s a m e a f f e c t i o n a t e b r o t h e r s wants $100 for performing ards. -UOINOa n d s i s t e r s ; h n t m o t h e r i s the Instead rites, while the EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. West and Northwest g o n e a n d h o m e is d r e a r y in­ editor is expected to complete Every ton cents a uernoeratic This new treatment for Catarrh and deed. T h e r e is a v a c a n c y , th* drama by holding tip thei allianeeinan pays in as dues to diseases of the respiratory organs is deceased as a model gentle- the present so called alliance is one of the most Important dlscoverlei home has lost its greatest Emigrants going to any of the in medical science and possesses the ,1Ht ten f'ent>' contributed to a Wfstern States or Territories following advantages i c h a r m , i t s g r e a t e s t influence- man. and one who at present ' li The patient can cure himself at a small expense tI,ird party campaign fund. For A.iil sa \ e time and money going and without outside assistance. t h e g r e a t e s t tie t h a t b i n d s u s is flying Up the golden stairs. M cunesa V8 via. Chicago and Alton route! 2. No change of diot or pursuit et life Is neoessary that the-alliftnce ji» during treatment. t h e r e . H o m e is not, w h a t i t The probabilities ore tit th(.! " t is the quickest route to ~ I M»1J Arm. 3. The remedies are In no wise offensive to the V f •%* .* .isUir.pr 7<re^)o. same time the dead man was "°\ »»dt the tldnl party patient and entail no discomfort. o n c e was. Why ? No m o t h e r 2 t • * *• Kvii AF.*ttlA. 5 « i jji Cou*trtMlioU. _ 4. The remody reaches the seat of the trouble K A N i AS CI T V, D E N V E II, Ml ^ » ' directly. s o iniermillv stingy t h a t lie I " there. s.1 t vjirKrnttco, ] 1 lib, , , . . * .. . .... Carolina from Mary Ann Butler 1 I. •. a 5 II»o nn kT!nltn, J. B. The remedies and moans of appliance can be Inconvenience. 2 JJonj Adfnitmntst. S Fit carried in tho pocket withoutany druy *tor#. Ant a points in Idaho, Wash -en d0wn, U a rank and blatant third is tlx* * I n c o n v e r s a t i o n w i t h n » Jilted hi* wife and EE TKEATMKNT at fr.H9-.1p. lugton,, (Jregwn, Utah S * <-t ;'in:\ S*ttrniluro. 5 ^ CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. friend o n c e h e r e m a r k e d t h a t a n d never c o n t r i b u t e d o n e I partyite.—Ex. — i•>o+ i'loir* Imci A«frin« QuaIIUhmhI ' CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED and California. ^ d.i '« f. I,i;t\ -Irinxf of Work ~ Caoterlne Medicine Go., Waoo, Texas? '•ent t o the sUppoit of the h e did n o t l o v e h o m e a s ho -? iLui «i:y Sviviai F.izrhiiie in th« World. /* iuesl fiiid Host Equipped county paper. He—"Do you know after Z ExamfffS THE FtOYAL fop polnfs of t o n c e did a n d a s I h a d visited ft odd in tho IFe.stf. amm oxcsilsr.cd, end you will W h a t d o e s t h e e d i t o r get. hearing Tom Jones preach t h e family a n d t h o u g h t i t a Duly line running Solid Vre,-.ti buy tto other. model h o m e , c u r i o s i t y , inter­ do you say? Well, he gets Eve a mind to abandon the bud trains between St. Louis' " EOYAE S. M. £1, Rsckford. III. I and Kansas City. e s t a n d s y m p a ' h y T p r o m p t e d left; that's what he guts.— study of law and become an | Ueclining Chair cars and Tour evangelist.*' m e t o a s k t h e c a u s e of his Gnstonia Gazette. ist Sleepers free of extra charge. She—"W h y don't y o u? n o t l o v i n g h o m e a s he for­ I will meet parties at any rail­ hdyfc Weather Boarding, road station with through tickets That's the only known pro About Signing Petitions, „ . merly d i d . T h e a n s w e r was, £3a*pi&teCeiHoQ9t and baggage cheeks. r ' ' M o t h e r is n o t there.*' My Petitions ure now beingoir- p ' M S , o n where a bad past recFor full information,maps and Corrugated 8hoetfofy 1 . I 1 ...... . . . /-.../I I r 4.t.....; f s y m p a t h i e s all w e n t o u t t o ­ ciliated and will likely be cir­ on! becomes a feather in one s descriptive oamphlets uf 111# Hoofing Paints, Wt-st write to orT w a r d t h e m o t h e r l e s s one. culated for months in the in­ cap." B? Iron Roofing, 023 UtECESiPT OF 50 CE33T8 B. T h e r e i s n o n e like a m o t h e r terest of various candidates Tra velia/ F-wo T: tag fee, Quttara and Spouting, WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF a t h o m e . T h e r e s t of t< h e for Federal offices. We are Asheville Citizen: Congressman 19 Rat-ton Ave.7 ?trs of Sheet Metal for Building f a m i l y m a y be all t h a t i s ex­ not going to advise the pub­ VV illiam T. Crawford is suffering J. CilAItLTON, fr, { .-•WtPLtTt AND READY \ 1 \?C CPLY WHEN SHIPPED / EHIPPCD.) "LY Chicago. 111. pected, still n o o n e c a n fill lic to sign petitions for this very much frmn a sore heel, pro­ | WE WANT t he place of m o t h e r , n o n e c a n or that candidate but we are duced by a new shoe worn by him —AN— g i v e t h e s a m e a d v i c e t h a t going to give this much ad­ during the recent campaign. It is TKE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR lli" old st tiry of a bruised head n :\S: <f** s h e g a v e , n o n e c a n h a v e t h e vice irep of cost: Don't sign a \ sa k Tetter, Ground Itch, Itching Plbs, RIoil -"^3 — s a m e influence which s h e h i d pet it ion unless you are sure and a bruised heel. Worm aad all Itching S£Jn Diseases. H o w great- t h e influence oi you want the man in whose ' vrorknmn to •- * AVVlit_ <mr rtutorial#I n m o t h e r a t h o m e ! If m a y interest it is circulated to If ycu h*va TITTER, |» matter# not how long It b*f .- '-V *.» w» V.-CKil.-jF. (vcUcitoa* mite far' -oo r K. ... u. lifa-s.-h.'i. ifxlsted, TETTE RINE will at certainly cure b e t h e kindly s p o k e n w o r d , it have the office: that is, dont y; A BS you u?e it. Cincinnati, Ohio. m a y be t h e g e n t l e l o o k , it sign one petition to day and QitTAFsLISHED t»72. Hafrnless, PairJacs and Fragrant m a y h e t h e sweet smile, it an of Iter to morrow and then Hefanrtod 1f you orp diiwatUfled ANB THff -'Tth LLi9 rsniitt#— Keferenoos— m a y he t h e mild reproof, t h e change your mind next day Houtliern It#' tf < ? the:?Kt,« of Oeorpla, BOSTQIf I ham BADk. a n,« Natloitr.J >i #ak of Savannah. g e n t l e persuasion of a fire­ and sign an other-all for the (The Qu»m ef h s i d e c o n v e r s a t i o n , o r i t m a y same office. This way of sign­ Wo wish to call attention t o ccr ChestVi' L- •! -.^J J si IT. SKUPTRINE & BB9. be t h e e a r n e s t p r a y e r t h a t ing every pet ition that Comes line of second-hand FCR LADIES# SAVANNAH, GA, FOR YOUF5 STRICTLY wields s n c h a s a c r e d influence along or endorsing every fel­ Buggies, Carts, wagons, HIGHEST .'V'tjSr'v * .-*?' o v e r t h e child t h a t moulds low \ylio wants the same place Hacks, Harness Etc, GRAPE i t s c h a r a c t e r for f u t u r e use­ is; a very easy way to dispose They are almost, good as new, fulness f o r t i m e , a n d for h a p ­ o he applicants btft Tt is l i- and persons wishing to buy cm piness t h r o u g h o u t e t e r n i t y (hciilous and is not calcalated, secure bargains by calling on us CUSHION A N . PNCUUATIS All t h e s y m p a t h i e s of a ten­ to do anybody any good and j We have a big lot of NEW 'TIRES' d e r a n d l o v i n g h e a r t a r e >»- may do the man who does it BfjDOIEvS, WAGONS. CARTS WARRANTY WITH EVERY WHEEL r o u s e d b y t h e t h o u g h t of a harm. Moreover, iteonfuses IIARXES0 Ac SEND YOUR ADDRESS FOR CATALORUS h o m e w i t h o u t a m o t h e r . - E x 'lie man to whom the peti-' on hand, which will be sold on tion is presented to see the ! reasonable terms. Jf we' have not ARIEL CYCLE MFC, CO.,"Vol"' Why One Man Is Thankful. s a m e s i g n a t u r e o n t w o o r got what you want, we will I am thankful because I aui three petitions for the same take pleasure in getting any fpfl-haired". I imgjrt, be bald. thing for you in our line. We buyplace. P C -T P I am thankful there is a young direct from manufacturers and ENDORSED OY lady next door who practices on can, therefore, give you very Public attention h a s been close prices. the piano two hours a day. Shi PROF A. L. METZ, F. H. G, of Medical Department Tultuie UnlvcrwItY nlight practice four; and in addi­ called t o the large nam her of j wlio, after a W e have a full line of new I far of Ij>ui*tana, a pnro Creamosrefal analjuls, pronounce* it Tartar Powder, tion might have a brother adict- negroes who a r e leaving this which ho cheerfully raooiuroondi to the public. ed to the cornet habit. section of Rennesseein searchI ness- Collars, bridles, etc.—eviij » 'I I I - I — 7 ' "• ' I am thankful that I am the fa of work and homes in Worth-1 er.yHnng in the harness line. Can "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" * \A IXUSPLILEI OF lnfomatlrm and AB-J straet of tka law*, showing How to? tlier of twins. Suppose there had ern and particularly Western ljeat tl,e wol,d on Rnces. ' Obtaic Fateata, Cavaat*. Trad*/1 PU R E , WH O L E S O M E AND PO W E R F U L . ^Mark», C^pjrLjr^ita,, ml been triplets? states. The railroader a r e ! e will take in exchange, 0 You Want tt. Ask Grocer For It, t361 Hreidnny, I am thankful f wear am umber carrying away scores of ne-1i,()T8ey- nodes, and also good bed New York. N,WO,,L"""nine shoe. 1 might have to wear GULF MFG. CO., a cal1' LA. groes, men, women and difl- ^^f* elevens. dren every week, and I have CRAIG & CO. I am thankful 1 am poor. 1 .Lenoir Al. C A ROBBER OR THIEF it on the best authority that might be in debt. Is bcttx'i L,t,.ii Uie tc agent who tells you as gospel trflll lln am thankful I possess quiet about seven hundred colored tes 1^1 JONES $60 5 SON SCALE pastes. Suppose I had been fond people h a v e left t h i s c i t y a Is not a standard scalfc. a. al to Any made. If ^ ione within t h e p a s t m o n t h , ol W agner 's musn? For free book and price lat* address p B«nd Stamp scr CareaU, Aud fradc-Diajk# obtaineti, and all FatI am thankful I learned ta t h e m a j o r p o r t i o n since t h e cat bn»iB«30 condacted for Vtdorgt# F#«t Jones of Binghamton, Binghamton, ILL p SoSuaachof EfS?;''cff'.'L .w,i ^ CYi»®»H# U. 3. Paltr.t OIn, flu.oke cigars. I might have tack election. L e a d e r s of t h e ne­ and we mc *ecur* patent la lae* tLaa* tkaa tLaw rcroot# from YVhgkingtoa. pvo • . v. rviRffe br Jf-hn H. .. ,, LADIES led cigarettes. Send mod*! drswisj or photo., wUk doicrlp-Oocrt«i,t f'-r us. g r o e s s a y t h a t f t i s t h e b e g i n Necd.ng atonic, or children who want bulla i.fikr ... b, wi NR ',-",•1™" to*qui, My how tcikMilbut HiR(hif, eton. Vr« adrlia, If p*t.iat#b]a or sot, fr»# of lnar '• tftko * ' > nj> should IftM" "'««fh #6 to I am thankful I can't think of n i n g o f a n e l o d n s which will Charge. Oor foe rot due till patent it aararwd IV'CS1 " : "UUUJUHITTERS. F^lnVN'S lYlrtN lOUT ^ f 10 hH"ih nt tli« .lari,«*««. men,frcmyon j"IT it»jni.d .9 A ram#hl«t, "ITow to Obtaia Pateata," wltk n u pliant to Malaria! Indl fsJ-""*11 Ill «ny part „| any more things to be thankful s o l v e t h e r a c e problem.— *ustK>nvmUo"#ne8s take, l cures(tomplauita name# of actual Addr***, |Amerir*. yon on comm.nr. at home. *1v.. and' iver town, #ent frtt. client* in ytmrSiaU, ooytjnty.or --***•. •*7 all your time.OF .yiar. memcnta only to tua work. All I. new. (treat yay #l'BE for V>r. If J could I should feel oBR0.fN?S .LT.CN BITTER3 every worker YVc rtnrl voa. funilshine (dm itsnoogn, Dispntch. ar.rvihins KASII.Y, SftkltILT learned. C.A.SNOW&OQ. Diged to write it down.—Puck r.(KH( LLAMA HIKE. AddraaiflALZlS. Cures Dyspepsia, In­ Opposite Patent Wfic#. Wasfefngt«n. D. (V h CO., I'UKTUKD, at Mice. digestion & Debility, I A. !i j ISPECIFIC oxygen! ',!• if Jliiesgfl and Allan H, ,1 ATTENTION, 0!l?EPS! URE REAM ARTAR OWDER v 4 v Bf 0,flc# 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 14 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_1208_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: December 8, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-12-08 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/6f40570aef4eced9f76eab163d77480c.pdf 8c14753f46ac147fba8cfc03de73ba5d PDF Text Text VOL 5 BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., 'THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 15, 1892, NO. 15. Chiisg-injf l'ostmH <!tc> s* LETTER. for an extra session of the EXPEN8E8 MUST HE REDUCE!). McKinley act is one of t li e next Congress, and those in Charlotte Observer. Mr. Holman, chairman of most potent measures to that From our Regular Correspondent. A large part of the spoils the Committee on Appropria­ end that was ever devised. a position to know say that W. B. COUNC1LL) JTT. "The House will please be Mr. Cleveland is of the same whieh is supposed to belong tions, has given his views on We shall get rid of this soon, ATTORNEY AT LA V. in order," were the words of mind. It is the work of this to the victorious political several matters of current dis but we shall riot so soon get Boone, N. C. Speaker Crisp as the hand on Congress which will decide party is found in the Post cussion. He is never equivo­ rid of the spirit of lavishness the big clock facing the Spea­ whether that extra session Office Department at Wash­ cal in his utterances, and whieh republican administra W. B. COUNC1LL, M. D. ker's c h a i r came together will have 1o be held in the ington, where the records of whatever lie says that h e tions have fostered in every Boone, N. C. over the XII, and they were spring or whether it can snle- the post offices scattered thinks ought to be doriri he department of the Govern­ Resident Physician. Office accentuated by a sharp rap l.v be postponed Until the throughout the country are ment.—Star. will be apt to do. on King Street north of Post kept. Outside of the presi­ with the gavel he held Uplift­ fall. He does not now think that Office. An Inunonflc Fortune in a Floor. dential post offices which run a special session will be neces ed in his right hand; and the The Arizona Kicker. into the thousands, there are nary. Perhaps this is because An exchange has thefollow last session of Fifty-second E . F . LOVILL When we find a man within Congress was open lor busi­ thirty miles of this town who no less than 76,000 post offi­ he believes it would be ex pen ing: "The strangely iritriN ATTORNEY AT T AW, ces of the fourth class. Mr. sive. His honesty and great esting fact is related that a ness. The attendance was Boone N. C. fairly good for an opening is n o t a subscriber t o THE Stevenson. Vice-President epublic service in this line are fortune of many thousand KICKER we feel that there is leetj gained a national repu highly commended by Mr. dolalrs lias recently been ex­ session, althoughthenumber something wrong somewhere, DR. L. C. REEVES. of empty seats on the demo­ and we proceed to interview tation by the ease and celeri­ Blaine in his account of his tracted from the floors and PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON rubbish of a New York busi­ cratic side was entirely too him. When a subscriber lets ty with which he ousted r e- congressional experience. Office at Residence. publieanseight years ago and large for those who tear that There was never a time ness building. Tne New York Boone, N. 0 . abtenteism may givethepar­ go of the paper without what put in their places democrats. when a man of his kind could representatives of the Walthwe consider a reasonable ex­ ty leaders as much troubleat cuse—sue h as death or remo­ The sum total of these plac­ do better service. A deficien­ am Watch Company for ma­ this session as at the last. val to Alaska—tie interview es, however, appears much cy appears to he the certain ny years carried on the man­ L. D. LOWE, However let us not take the him some more. Last week l a r g e r t h a n i t r e a l l y i s f o r result of republican extrava­ ufacture of watch cases oii shaded view of tnefuture, hut the copy sent, to Colonel Jim practical purposes. It is es­ gance during the last foilr three floors of Ibis building; rather give the democratic Kelso, whose post-office is at timated that no less than one years. In this situation it is m e l t i n g f r o m o n e t o t h r e e •ANDmembers of the House credit Bitter Creek, was returned to third of the entire number of hopeful to have the chair­ thousand dollars north of NOTARY PUBLIC, for sufficient love of party us marked, "Refused, and be these offices pay less than man of the committee on ap­ gold everyday. A few months and patriotism to see that a (1 a r n ed to you!" We tele­ $100 per annum. While in propriations bravely declare: ago they moved to another BANNER'S ELK, N. C. democratic quorum is not phoned over for the colonel some cases the importance of "There should be reduction place and on their departure lacking at any time when it to come in, and he told us the office isnt measured by the all along the line, so that the had the floors taken up and J. <1. WILMS! biconics desirable to have it over the wire to go to—.We salary attached, yet after all revenue will not be less than carried to smelting and refi­ that is what the average po­ the expenditures." This is ning works. There were 60,. DENTIST, present and that is practical­ then wrote him for an expla­ litical worker is alter. Count­ common sense and it is stat­ 000 square feet of lumber ly all the time. nation, and lie returned our ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. that had been undisturbed The attendance at the ope­ letter unopened. Saturday ing the number of offices that esmanship. t)fter8 his professional services for nineteen years. Special He knows, too, where the to the people ot Mitchell, ning section of the Senate morning we strapped three have a desirable attachment Watauga and adjoining conn was Getter proportionately days' rations and 250cartri- in the shape of a comfortable knife can be applied. He sees wagons to transport the tim tie*.WWo bad mateml used than that in the House, but salary, there is a good (leal that the expanses covered by her were built so that no par h a d a Ij work g im ra n teedry& that may have been largely dges to our saddle, mounted in this line which interests the Sundry Civil bill are un­ t i d e s h o u l d d r o p t o t h e our regular canvassing mule May 1 1 y. owing to the fact and by a ami set off to find out what the dominant .party. The necessarily large, and that in ground. The wood wasburnr e s o l u t i o n a d o p t e d a t t h e was the matter with Colonel j el rks in the Post Office De- all departments the item of in ed to ashes which were sifted . last session the anti-option KeUo. T1 H> C O 1 o n e 1 in no | PYTINW.t, especially those ir. cidental expenses has grown and the gold was thenextrac tei by a chemical process. Lull WHS made t h e regular sp 1 ig ohiekeh.- It. i- „ e ,« I the office of the first assist- enormously. I} e knew He K n « w T h e rpRult realized b y t h e ATTORNEY AI LAW, order for today, which gives whit would follow his action ant, are looking forward Mr. Holman believes that , MARION, N . C that measure, which it will and was expecting as. I[ J « "a apprehcn.sion U; the ap- the new Congress will author watch firm was about 67,be remembered has already had laid in 2(10 cartrilp.es, a l»™r|.!n S ennnfies, for it ize no new naval vessels;that 000. A fact like this is worth —(o)— remembering in connection Will pracP^e in the courts ol passed the House, the right week's provisions rind a bar­ means work for them and our navy, now larger than it with christian life and influ­ Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ of wav as unfinished business rel of water, and WAR barrica­ plenty of it. All the papers ever was during peace and ence. There is no waste in ell and all other Counties in the untill it shall have been die ded in his adobe. We shel­ in the case of changes in post larger than can he properly God's economy. That which .vestern district WSpeeial atten (ion given to the collection of posed of or the session shall tered our muls in a ravine offices are handled iM this of­ maimed, is large enough for is, as it were, may be thrown come to a close. There is a ami opened fire. claims. We bom- fice. When the democratic present needs, lie is not a- off from us as we pursue our decided difference of opinion haided the colonel from every first assistant gets firmly lor.e m the opinion which he as to whether this bill will point of the compass up to seated in his place and his expresses in these vigorous rounds in christian service* NOTICE. these little influences which be disposed of by vote of the 9 o'clock in the evening and name is recognized by thedis sentences: Hotel Property for Sale. we may esteem as little val­ Senate or by the close of the then went into camp. We bursing officer of the depar t A large navy is dangerous. On account of failing health ue. God Saves up and nrili-i of myself and wife, 1 offer for sale session. Its opponents claim were after him again at day­ ment then lie will want to It is dangerous to the party zes and makes them tribumy hotel property in the town of that enough Senators from light and kept it lip till noon. get a lively move on official in power, and with the impli Boone. North Carolina, and will the South have changed their business, especially as to thu I merits o f war at hand it is en tarvtoourown and others good. *ell low fo" cash and make terms minds about thbill to make Then the wind came around which raatfls to appoint- tirely too easy to get into right, and we prep ired to set o suit th* buyer, and will take real or personal property in ex­ it certain that they can defeat fire to ahny stack on the north meats. Most of the clerks | trouble. We do not need it. A Bribe's Snit for the Loss of a Hun-; it on a direct vote, but all change. Apply soon. have be»m through this expe­ Diplomacy is our weapon. A band W. L. B RYAN. the same they are now sche­ side of the house and burn rience once or twice at any single note to Napoleon left Among those kill, <1 on the him out. The colonel called ming to prevent a vote being our hand and surrendered. rate, and they know what it Meximillin to his fate, and a:Central Hudson Railroad byj taken. Notice. He had refused our paper, means; there arelongerhours note to England that we were the collision at Hasting on Unless several republican he explained, because we de­ and harder work, and after dissatisfied with the Alabama the night befi re Christmas For sale. 900 a eras of on Rich Mountain, Watauga Senators shall vote different voted so much space to poli­ all is said and done appoint­ matter, sent hei- likri a cul­ 1891, was John R. Bngnal County, on which is asbestos, Fiom the way they talk it is ments cannot be made half prit before a justice of the of this eity, and among the and fine land for sheep ranch. probable that the House bills tics and so little to accounts asjfast as the popular demand peace and caused her to sub­ injured was Mist Era Freai Sales private. L. D. Lowe & for the admission to State of murders and executions. also cf this city. It didn't take us five minutes requires. It would be neces­ mit to a fine. T. T. Furirerson, Ex'trs. of hood of New Mexico and Ari­ to demolish his arguments sary to make appointments He declares that an income It is said that the two wei Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. Banner Elk, Nov. 1? '90.. zona will be taken up and and make him come dowii at the rate of nearly 200 a tax is a popular measure in engaged to be married. Nov passed by the Senate at this with three years' subscrip­ day to replace all the repub­ the West, and for the follow­ Miss Frear ha.j commence session. This is very desira­ tion in advance, and took it lican postmasters with dem­ ing reasons: NOTICE. suit against therairond com Parties putting papers in ble for several reasons, not ocrats within a year. It is The people, and especially pnny for damages arrioutin my hand for execution will the least of which is that it is as a great favor that we al­ not believed that this will be of the West, believe that the to between $80,000 and $4 please adVaare the tees with believed that both states will lowed him to accompany us part of way home. We have possible Wit It the presellt cler wealth of the country is in­ 000, claiming that she wf the pa pets atid the.V will re­ send democratic U. S. Sena­ several other cases on our ioulforcss. in order to keep terested in the lavish expen­ to have been married to Mil ceive prompt attention, other wise they will he returned tors in time to take their seats books and shall attend to up the current work it will diture of money. They see Bagnall, and that because not executed for the want of next winter. thein in regular order as soon not be possible to make on that unless you interest the the accident, which was t The cholera scare is being fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. an average more than twen­ wealth of the country in be­ result of carelessness, she h us possible. worked for all it is worth to ty appointments per day. At half of economy there will he lost a husband and thereto she has been deprived of su Hied Sercnty Years Ago. tlNlTERSlTY OF NORTff CAROLINA work up sentiment in congress this rate it will take several no mitigation <J the evils of port and maintenancerinrin KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Dec. .3. years to make a complete extravagance. By interesting Instruction is offered if! four in favor of a suspension of her life. It is reported tha general courses of study," six immigration for one year, —The remains of Governor change. it you create new mot ives ten she ha a offered tooompromi brief courses, a large nuraiffT and it is to a certain extent Sevier, first Governor of Ten­ Hon n.'.n TU eei ding to frugality. A fair, ju­ for $20,01)0. The suit is ^ of special courses, and inlaw, succeeding. Once convince nessee, were taken Up yester­ tianl.v a novel one.—Pout At the head of the Gulf of dicious, wholesome income medicine and engineering. keepsie Dispatch. The Faculty includes twenty n^ngrpss that there is real d a y f r o m t h e v a u l t i n t h e Bothnia there is n mountain, tax will do this as nothing court house grounds to per­ on the summit of which the else can. Such A tax would Catarrh in the licad teachers. Scholarships and dagger of the cholera get ting loan funds are available for a foothold in this country mit ot the enlargement ol the sun shines perpetually during he wholesome because it will Ts undoubtedly a disease of iJ blood, and as such only a relw needy young men of talent next vearJ throhgh immigra­ excavation for the founda­ ami character. The next ses­ tion, aJ?d the vote will be u- tion of his monument The the five days of June* 19, 20. interest the very men to de­ ble blood pgriiier can effect a pq mand a frugal expenditure of feet cure. Good's Sarsaparill 21, 22 and 23. sion begins Sept. 1. For ca tnanibrofof 1 in favor of suspen­ casket* w li i c h was placed the people's money who are is the best Wood purifier, and n alogue with full information, has cured namy'ven .-ever© ci sion, notwithstanding the ef­ t e m p o r a r i l y i n t h e c o n r t address President Win soon, !i nppej T h e 1a rges t a n d ol d es t chef* t now arrayed on the side of ses of e't ii,: Chapel Hill, N. C. forts of tB e steamships lob­ house, is in a good state of tite and null ut) wlioie sysnut tie* in the world stands at extravagance. preservation considering the by, The enlisting of the wealth tern. Governor died seventy-seven the foot of Mount ^Etna. It of the country on the side of A majority o f the demo­ For Malar la, Li ve r Xr is 213 feet in circumference Ilood's Bills a d i pc'Hilly ou crats in this' Congress appear years ago. bio, or Indigestl on, and is known to be at least lavish public expenditure? the liver arousing it from torpid BROWN'S IRON I . to think Unit present indica­ WOnedodai pays for the 2,000 years old. has been the particular work ity to its natural duties, curecOil tions point 'to the necessity Democrat one years of the republican party. The stipation and assist digestion.PROFESSIONAL. Attorney at Law J, K. MORPflEW, WASHINGTON �SUBSCKI »TI'Olif itATE 8 CO C O O C O O © O O toundersfand the ohiI< ioplyv I up the history of Watauga ? zen can make of himself with of t h e <3«t r t. h s re 1 ». >iyo ion It. would be a nice underta- o u t losing his identity. Capt. AUG A DEMOCRAT To THE every 24 hours. Our friend king, and yet n o t a gigantic Lodge, ditto. I copyl year $1.00 argued that the earth was one, for t. h e information There is not going to he " (i mouthy ..... 50 " 3 raonthH. 85 flat and stationary and that would be easily obtained, very much to say as to poli­ 0the s ti n circled around it, there being many old people tics foe some time to come, A DVERTISING R ATES. quoting scripture to prove who would be willing to aid arid it is well. The republi­ 1 inch 1 week ,..f .75 1 month... ... 1.75 his position. In reply W P in the work. A small vohime c a n p a r t y a s a n o r g a n i z a t i o n 3 " ... 3.00 told him m a n v things to of this kind could be made is death The next tight the 6 " ... 5.00 prove our position arid sta­ newsy and witty. The early democrats will make will be 1 year ... 7.00 ted that men had often trav­ history would be rather ro­ against the third class ... 0.00 1 column 1 week ...13.50 elled around the earth. We mantic, while the hitter would party. It is not dead. By 1 month. 3 " .. ...25.00 got him bothered, and he left be a history of prosperity, the way, the republicans rais 6 " .. ...37.50 us but came back with, what and that of a noble people. ed a great howl over the new 1 year.... ...50.00 he supposed would he a clinch Speaking of Ashe, she, too, constitution o f Mississippi, cr and says, "If the earth is is a great county. I would which contained an educa­ Entered at the Postoffieeat Boone, N. C. s as second-class round and people travel as congratulate her on having tional (Jualificatiofl. I hope you say where can hell be?" such a community as Beaver the incoming administration mail matter. —The school at Zionville Creek. Among those people will be able to do something LOCAL NEWS. A c a d a i n y will cl ose Dec. 23, I have labored this fall and for poor old Massachusetts, 92. There will he a free en- I can never forget the kind­ as her recent election law rill­ —Ten days un til Christmas. tertaiment given on Thurs­ ness shown me By some of ed out several thousand of —Ilolsclaw's for Christmas day eve, (22), commencing them. If 1 am never thrown her illiterate voters. But en­ at 6, p. m., consisting of dec­ among them again, I can on­ ough of this for this year. goods. ly remember the greater part Remember that G. 0. P. does —Balmy weather this for lamations, recitations, comic not, stand for Grand Old Par­ speeches, dialogues, songs, of them as my friends. December. and music by brass band. The Hamilton tiro's are ty anymore. It now stands — Our friend Adam Green, Gn Friday evening there will running a good business. for Good-by Old Post-olfice. Jr., of Leander, gave oui PHANTOM. fie a concert given in interest They have good farms, a nice office a pleasant call this store and good mills, they of brass band, consisting of B OTH branches of Congress week. march by brass band, moth­ are chock full of business and are now in session. The or­ B. D. D. —I want all the fresh but­ er goose reception and drill hospitality. ganization is complete and t e r a n d e g g s I c a n g e t , f o r hoop-drill, by the ladies; The great value of Hood's Sarthe general routine of busi­ which I will pay the highest Dialogues, comic speeches, saparilla as a remedy for catarrh ness will now now proceed market price. W. L B RYAN. songs and music b y brass is vouched for by thousands of people whom it has cured. with dispatch, we hope. Much —J. F. Spainhour has re­ band, r or which will charge talk of an extra session of NOTICE!! turned from Raleigh where 20 cts, admittance fees for la­ Congress after the 4th of THIS IS NO HUM dies and gentlemen, and 10 The Justices of the peace March in order (hat the Mc­ hehas been attending t h e LUG TO DRAW cts, for children. All are cor­ for Watauga county! You Kinley tariff laws may be State Baptist Convention. TRADE! are Notified to meet at the dially Invited to attend. —Mr. M. B. Blackburn has Court house, in the town of modified for the telief of the -o—Here is a sample of a nrfm Boone, N, C., on the first people. There is a probabil­ purchased the property in which the post office is kept, her of letters we have receiv­ Monday in January, 1893, ity of a rigid immigration I MEAN BUSINESS. and will take possession this ed in the past few months, for the purpose of electing law being passed, as there is two County Coir missioners a g e n e r a l s c a r e a b d u t t h e this one being from friend A. week. -OG. Grayson, of Trade, Tenn.: t:> fill out the unexpired term cholera next summer over of J. H. Mast-and W. W. —We call the special atten­ "Dear Bob: You may please Bresnell, they having tender­ this country; hence the pro­ 1 rom now until the first day tion of our readers to the ad stop tuy paper. I don't care ed their resignation to takeef- posed restriction as to emi­ of April 1 will sell my stock of of Will W. Holsclavv & Bro. to get them after thev go a- ! feet on the first Monday in gration. in this issue. They speak for round b.v Lenoir, Asheville, j February, 1 8 9 3 . themselves. Knoxville, Nashville, a n d W. C. COFFEY, —AND— (dun, Bd. Co. Corns. —B. B. Dougherty has clos then up to Abingdon Ya.and bis school at Beaver Creek then two days more to get Boone, N. <Dec. 13. Ashe county, and will re h e r e . T h e y a r e o f t e n n i n e From Banner Elk, N. C. linnthis home in Boone days getting here. 1 This is At 1 0 per cent above 'the present. simply an outrage, The dis- Editor Democrat: We are the people! Anoth—\V. C. Coffey butchered tance from here to Trade is hogs this week, one of only 13 miles, and mail is !«* winter from now we don't x >fH> f to buy shoddy clothes em weighing 380 and the due there in less than twenty j e ! other 365 pounds. They were four hoursafter it is put in the at all-wool prices. 1 he ingeIf you don't think I mean it office, provided it is sent out nioils theory advanced by Mr. only eighteen months old. come and look through my in that direction* Such neg­ Wanamaker and other mor­ —Magistratesj you are call lect, if we are allowed to ex­ bidly pious republicans that ed on to meet for the purpose press an opinion, on the Mr. Cleveland was elected by of electing two county com­ part of post masters, is too the wicked cities of New York Mr. Herman Hicks It ont coat you one cent if missioners, to fill a vacancy Ol Rochester, N. Y. and Chicago, lacks one im­ bad to be tolerated. you dont purchase. in the board. See notice else­ portant element, namely, the where. I have a large stock and Caused by truth. If Mr. Cleveland had To-day Catarrh in the Head want to get rid of it before —In the reassembling of Hood's Sarsaparilla stands a t lost New York and Illinois spring. Congress the democrats had the head in the medicine world, and Mr. Harrison had car­ Catarrh is a CONSTITUTIONAL disease, and requires a CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY in envied a regular love feast, shaking admired by prosperity and would- ried California, the former like Hood's Sarsaparilla to cure it. Read: in merit thousands ot "Three years ago, as a result of catarrh, I hands and congratulating be competitors. It lias a larger would have had more electo­ entirely lost my hearing and was deaf for more than a year. I tried various things to cure It, CALL AND LOOK I each other on the great vic­ sale than any other medicine. ral votes than the latter, and had several physicians attempt it, but no Such success could not be won and on the election being improvement was apparent I could <li«tintory. guiMh no fto<tiid. I was intending putting without positive merit. -o— — myself under the of a specialist t h r o w n i n t o t h e H o u s e , some one suggested care possibly Hood'swhen that Sar­ —All persons indebted to saparilla would do me somo good. I began taking it any me by note or account will Hood's Pills cure constipation would have been elected Free help. Towithout the expectation of joy Ilasting I would call'Jyour attention my surprise found by restoring the peristaltic ac­ ident. And if it is fair to say when I had taken three land great my hear­ to the big cut in prices in iny bottles that please come forward and set­ t i o n o f t h e a l i m e n t a r y c a n a l ing win returning. I kept on till 1 had taken three more. a year and I tle at once, otherwise the ac­ They are the best family cathar­ that Mr. Cleveland carried Can hear perfectlyIt is now Iovertroubled but well. am other Iires. very little with the catarrh. I consider this a New York and Illinois be­ rcmarkubie cane, and cordially recommend counts will be placed in the tic. cause he carried their largest hands of an officer for collec­ Hood's Sarsapariila Boone, N. C cities, what shall we say of to all who have catarrh." HERMAN HICKS, SO' tion. W. L. B RYAN. Dec. 14, 1892. Ohio? What would Mr. Har Carter Street, Rochester, N. Y. HOOD'S PILLS are pnroly vegetable, and do' —The house of Mrs. Greg­ Editor Democrat: rison have done without the hot purge, palu or gripe, bold by nil druggist*. ory at Blowing Rock was de­ Returning home last Tues­ vote ofCincinnati? He would State of North Carolina, Wat­ stroyed by fire on last Sun­ day, after an absence of near ha ve lost Ohio by a large ma day afternoon. Loss about ly four months, I thought I jority, and Cleveland would auga county. I, C. J. Cottrell, do hereby certify that the num­ $2000, insurance only $15- would write a few items for have had a decisive majority ber of days the hoard of county 00. Thgburningwascaused, publication. in the electoral college. How commissioners was in session and it is thought, by a defective I have spent these four n e a r w o u l d H a r r i s o n h a v e the number of miles tra veled by each of said board from Dec. 1st hearth. ttjonths in Ashe Co., which, I come to a defeat in Pennsyl­ 1891 to Sept. 30th. 1892 as per —Mr C. 1\ Todd, of Elk X suppose, is known to be the vania if his majority of 32,- audited accounts are as follows: •T. H. ml e.Vs, kiI le on mother county of Watanga. 000 in Philadelphia, and his daysMast, chinday, co Corns, 21 at $2 per 42,00 farm owned by^h E. Ejh- Ashe at one time extended o- large majority in Allegheny Miles traveled 140 at five 7 00 on Meat Cdmp, nj. few ver Alleghany, Watauga and county—the wickedest coun­ cents per mile, ys ago, measuring a part of Mitchell county. E. ty in t he Union—had been e- committee on finance 4 days8.00 at 2,00 per day and 4 inches from tip to P. Bartlett, of Jefferson, was liiuinated? And then, White Miles traveld 14 at 5/cts]per .70 of its wings, and its talons Iken sheriff over more terri- law Re|d says the South was mile 57.70 were 2% inches in length. Gian the present Sena to carried by fraud. His own Total \v c coftev 22 days'5 at 2.00 per —The Topic says the Globe rial district. It was in 1840 voting precinct has always day,r44.00, committee on finance people are having great sport that fVntuttga was organiz­ been republican, and yet he 2 days at 2.00 per day. 4.00. To­ tal 48. w. \v. presneli 22 days at wRh big game, Last Wed- ed intA a county, and Mich­ lost it by four votes. Was 2.00 per (hiy, 44.09; miles trav­ nesd ay M r. J esse Grag ca ugh t ael Cool; was the first sheriff. t ha t carried by fraud ? Mr. eled 90 at 5 cts per mile, 4.80: The' ar<*n of Watauga is Harrison lost his own ward, 2 quilts for aged and infirm at a bear in a pen ontheGrand: fatherand Mr. John Henley compam \ad t y small, being city, county and State. Was 2.25 each 4 50; 1 1-2 days looking aftet- matters at poor house killed \ large buck. Ten much ies; tfiuri that of Ashe. that accomplished by fraud? 22. 5 ; one d a y looking after MRRESPECTFULLY, . days before Mr. Gragg cau- The acreage of Alleghany and Nay, verily. The political :;a thias Harm an aged and infirm reer of Mr. McKinley only 1.50. Total 57.05. ght a bear in the same penOLitnugn w^OOld not be a W. IJtKVtV ,.-..102.75. on the Grandfather. great deal larger Than what goes to illustrate in the most Brahd total C J.COTTRELL, caustic manner what an in­ —A short time ago we were lis found in AfSne. nee. 2nd 1892, elk Hd co cofns. £ . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 trying to get an old friend] Why not scime man write fernal fool an American citi­ W A1 SAY! U CM 1 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION The firm cf I. L. Councill & Bro., consisting of 1. L. Councill and W. B Coun­ cil!, Jr., was this day dis­ solved by mUtlial c o n ­ sent. The biisiness with increased capital and fa­ cilities will be conducted in the fiitiire by W. B. ~ -Councill, Jr., Of RoOne, J. P. TayloV, rtf Horldnrns, 0 . A., a n d I. L.'CRTVTA. cill, of Elk Park, under the style of Councill Tay­ lor & Co. Messrs. J. P. Taylor and I. L. Councill givitigpersonal attention to the business. We triist that te^ppblic with whom theold.firm has so pleasantl.ye onduc ; ted busmess'will contin­ ue its patronage to t h*d new, as with the|increase ] of stock in all lines it is hoped to secure the trade to its entire satisfaction. Respectfully, Councill, Taylor and Co. Elk Park, N. C.'.Oct.£3rd. CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST! STOCK Deaf for a Year WITHOUT A WE HAVE the best selected find largest stock of goods ever brought to this place and perhaps the best selection in tad county. MR. MARTIN late­ ly returned from the North, where he spent a week buying GOOM, and we have almost anything needed in THIS county, at prices that defy Compe­ tition! SPECIALITIES. Ilatrtj Shoes j Clothing, Ladies trimmed and UntG turned hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Plumes, Notions, Heavy and fancy groceries. COME TO se us befdfe yoi) buy* H e a re in a posi­ tron to Save you money. Very Respectfully, H. (. MARTIS & Cd Blerwing Hack June 30, '92.* �W E want to call especial I\i3 WiU'ijaOjurjrat attention to the danger of TP* fire in our town. There are B. K. l>*ughorty, Editor. K. C. Hirers, Publisher not enough ladders or other arrangements to protect buil Ihursday Dec. 15th, /802, dings should there be a fire started. It often occurs to PRESIDENT Harrison's men our mind that should a fire sage in a very long one. He break out in the west end of takes a great deal of time in town during a dry, windy eulogising his ad ministration time it would be] impossible especially asregards'thegreat t o s a v e t h e b a l a n c e o f t h e a d v a n c e m e n t m a d e i n t h e town, and all would be lost. Navy, a total of nineteen ves­ Would it not be prudent for sels, during his four years as every citizen to supply him­ President. He fails to men­ self with a good ladder so tion that seventeen of these that the fire could be easily vessels were authorized while reached in case of an acci­ Cleveland was President. The dent? At the same time let begining was under Mr, W hi t- every one see tha t their stoves ney, Cleveland's secretary of and hearths are in good con­ the Navy, not under Mr. Tra­ dition, and let them be on their constant guard. These cy. The New York limes com­ are matters that concern all menting on this part of the both in and out of town. message states that during Carelessness is the gen e r al the Cleveland administration cause of fire and all should there werejauthorized built or use great care about fire, completed 28 warshi ps; while both day and night. COUNTY EXHIBIT. (continued from 4th page.) J URORS. w R Miller gran jur '92 5.GO < 4 4.95 j j mown < 4 5.10 D J LOW ranee' 4 1.10 D M Norris day i 4 1.10 R H Farthing ' c 4 1.10 8 w ooffey ' < 4 1.10 James ingle ' ( 4 2.10 B F Tester WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR CH IUSTMA.S GOODS < 4 1.10 w F Knight ' OF EVERY DESCRIPTON. ( 4 1. 1 0 j w Holsclaw 4 ( 4 4.80 Consisting of six -hundred pounds of stick candy; twoc c church g ( 4 5.50 J E Masten 4 hundred pounds of fancy candy. Oranges, Figs, Raisins, I 4 5.50 w J Hagaman 4 Mixed nuts, Fire-crackers, China-ware, Dolls, To.)s, Siik ( 4 4.50 w M Hodges 4 t handkerchiefs, and many other kinds of fancy goods for 4 5.00 4 w B Baird ( 4 4 4.75 Christmas presents. M L McNeil 1 4 4.GO j B Brown 4 5.60 wm vuncanon 4 ( ( 4 5.00 c winebarger 4 EVERYBODY IS INVII EI) I OGIVE OUR,STOCK A LOOK ( 4 5.10 J H Mast f 4 4 5.40 j F Eller, i 4 4 4.35 j s. Norris We have ten bags of coffee; common and granulated ( 4 4.60 j p councill 4 sugar, soda, spice, ginger, nutmegs, cloves, etc. In tact we ( 4 5.60 j Y Farthing 4 have almost anything needed in the country, all ; t low pri ( 4 4 4.60 H c Hodges ( 4 4.50 cos. LHTrivett 4 ( 4 4.25 L wFarthingT WE WANT YOMl THA DE ( 4 4 4.00 j c Davis ( Will appreciate it, and do you right everv time. Corn* 4 4 4.10 c c Phillips t 4 5.20 a n d tr a d e where you can wave money, " M O N E Y S A V E D phil church 4 1 4 4 3.80 G Lstone IS MONEY MADE." ( 4 4 4.10 .1 s Oliver under Harrison's ad ministra­ WANTED! All kinds of procure. We will pay 12% cents 4 The Baptist Convention. 4 4.80 F M. Thomas 4 tion thenumber was but nine. t per <loz. far eggs; 12% cts per pound' lor butler. Wanted, 4 4 4.10 The Baptist State Conven­ Then why does President tion convened inourcit.y last w B Harbin t 4 3.90 white beans, dried apples and peaches. tVnth-Ts, bee ;vvr x j H Norris ( Harrison congratulate him­ 4 4 5.10 corn, wheat and rye. Will pay you the best prices for tin night, hundreds of the lead­ T J smith ( 4 3.90 self on having produced a same. We speak for your trade. ing mem hereof that denomi­ j A Harman ' 1 4 4 3.90 u e w Navy. The President nation eoming to be present s s Norris ( ) ourSiAnxious To Please. 4 3.90 H D shook discusses the usual out line ( on the interesting occasion. T E Grei'r 4 3.60 WILL W. HOLSCLAW & BRO. of the different items and pol­ i 4 4 2.15 Raleigh extends to them a T A cox ( icies effecting the welfare of 4 4 4.10 Vilas, N. C., Dee. 14. 1892. hearty welcomeand the NEW'H M D. wagner t 4 4.05 the country from a republi­ H A weaver 4 MIIWW_ I IIIM J mmm wi mmwmmmi i i AND OBSERVER wishes them, i 4 1.10 can stand point. Hestill ad­ one and all, a pleasant so­ L H Michael day 4 1.10 C A Gl'llbb heres to the policy of u prot journ within our gates. The E M church 4 4 1.10 tection tariff. He rn i g h t 4 6-00 Baptist denomination is by Hen Greene t r a v 1 have left this enlorseinent odds the largest in North Car­ T o t a l 356.65 out of the message owing to olina, and this convention WHOLE AND HALF FEES. the voice of the American represents greatly more of Martha justisstate v s n c 115 people who spoke loudly a4 1.10 our citizens than any other Nancy Yarbor 4( (• U 4 2.26 gainstiton the 8th of last religious body assembling in 4 4 2.60 November. Owing to the the State. In ability, in ear­ S M Bugger SUMXJtlB E !• on 2 HE T. 4 4 2.07 great length of the message nest thought and in zea'ous J M calaway 4 4 .95 and the discussion of dead is­ and active exertions for the Julius calaway 4 4 2.33 B B church sues, never to again be prom­ spread of the Gospel, its ( 4 4 j L Banner .98 »i t inent, it will fail to interest members rank with the fore­ . t 4 1.15 4 1.25 the American people and it most, and in denominational B B churcch 4 4 .91 will not be read with such in­ work they take precedence of j p cibbs 4 H rresnell FT 2.25 terest as it would have been 4 4 1.85 all others.—News and Obser­ JC Harman had the republican policy ver. 14 44 •' 4 2.05 ( •4 44 4 been successful at the polls. 4 2.35 ( 4 1.05 4 This message is the last one F, T Harman A Card of TliAnks. { 4 4 1.55 J A Moody from President Harrison to Editor Democrat: ( 4 4 1.30 T A cable Congress and we will never Please allow nie through the 4 4 ( i . 4 4 2.20 see one like it ngain. The columns of your paper to E M Harman 1 J L l .20 4 ®P© OOWUPP. t 4 2.20 m. e. P r e s i d e n t w i l l r e t i r e o n t h e thank the people whoso kind E w narinan ESTABLISHED 180 S. t Ms 2.35 4 4th of March the worst de­ l.v helped us last Sabbath H shelton ( 4 HO 2.10 feated man forpresidentsince when Mrs. tJregorie's house join, FOX < ti (i ( 4 2.05 Greely. ( burned. Especially the fol­ it H i 4 1.55 ( 178 Cay Street, A KFJOXVS U-E, TEN!*. 4 4 . If VY atauga people would lowing six worked hard and w c calaway 1.97 176 ( 4; 44 ' 4 4 1.51 sow more grass and raise long: Messrs. George Bob­ ( 4 1.70 HARDWARE. 4 more hay, they could winter bins. John Williams, H. C. E M Grugg Cutlery, Axes, Nails. Locks, HInges,Tools. Horse 4 R KH 1.05 Mule o.hoe8, Ac , Ac. their stock much cheaper Martin, John and CairyCline B Greene t T F oreer ' .92' < than to feed so much corn. and M. C. Johnson. Many w D d a r k 4 1.00 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Genuine Oliver Chilled Plows, S yracuae Hliisld© Plow®, 4 W &o 1.55 M e see a communication in others receive my thanks who j 0 Roberson 4 Bro wn's Double Shovel plows, Cider M ills, Straw Cutr( 4 some recent paper written by helped save a shelter for me j T Reese 1.35 ter a, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shollo rs, Hay f r ork», Scythe®> I Cr adle and Snaths, Ba. bed Wlr e, Ac., A o. 1.50 M. V. M. in regard to raising and mine, Those who lost j whitaker \ 4 4 M M W 2.10 | 4 CONT RACTORS' SUPPLIES. barley and lecommends the have my sympathy, for I w H Mcouire 4 4 A M 1.95 M winebarger Dynamite. B l a s t i n g Powder, SU el, Iron. :5hov©ls, Ptcte®, southern fanner to raise bar­ think none can fully sympa­ Enoch south 4 Mattocks, Scrapers, Sledge and Drill Ha mmers, Black­ c T. 2.70 smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, &0. 4 ley instead of oats and corn thize unless they have/e/6thc Laura south 4 2.70 4 J 4 same. Ilesp. M. E. WEEDEN. c BO lick AMMUNITION, SPORTING COOD3. foi feed. We never tried bar­ p R 1.07 4 4 RC 1.55 Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, Baker and Engfiah c Tucker ley, but have seen itgrownin Blowing Rock, Dec. 18. Shot Guns, Winchester and Colt's "Rifles, Loaded 4 s J H 1.60 cjcottrell 4 Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead , Fish Ho-oks and Line®, Carter county Tenn, before 4 F i s h i n g R o d s , &c. 1.85 the war by Colonel Isaac "Congressman Cowles has J E Fin ley 4 w w presnell 4 1.80 SPECIALTIES. 4 J Nave. Mr. Na ve bragged on appointed to the clerkship of sain Trivett 4 H w 1.85 Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and Leather Bolting, 4 4 his barley und uaid it made his committee for the present j H Main Circular Saws, Window Glass, Flro-proof Safes, Wire 1.85 Screen Doors and Window Fra mes, Fa'per Bags, Sto. 4 T c c 1 .42 the finest horse feed, and was session of Congress Mr. John N s Hampton 4 4 1.75 EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. much cheaper than corn. Ball, of Elkin. Mr. Ball has BE Harrison 4 4 4 w R 7.90 Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages, Spring V(/agons, Moun­ a large family to support and R c a n t e r Parley is raised extensively 4 A WP 2 35 tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wag uns, Two Wheel Carte. peter Moore 4 Send for Catalogue and prices. in many sections as a food deserves and is worthy of the i i <« < 4 4 3.60 <. <( < 4 4 crop. Will not some enter­ place. In giving this ap­ 3.60 Special attention given to orders by mall, We reepeofc4 4 prising furmer of Watauga, pointment to Mr. Ball Col. J H Harrison ' 3.60 fully solicit your patronage. »• «< < 4 4 3.60 (experiment with barley next Cowles also shows an appre­ i t .< t 4 4 W. W. WOODRUF F & CO. 1.85 spring? If it should prove a ciation of a kind act done du­ 4 4 4 1.70 176 A178 Cay Street, KT JOXVi LLE, TEH?' profitable crop forthiseoun- ring the war. Mr. Ball vol­ TC4 carlton 4 4 »4 4 4 1.20 ty it would certainly help the unteered in the 1st North Car T P Keller 4 * A WPl.10 ( 4 cause. The great idea is tc olina Cavalry, Co. A. under John Baird 4 2.10 ( 4 4 1.20 save our lands from exhaus­ Col. Cowles. When Col. Cowles j B Robbins ( 1 4 . 1.20 tion and at the same time pro­ r e c e i v e d t h e w o u n d i n h i s J B Bobbins X DF Baird whole and half fees SO, EV ERA-ONE should save nil they n an and YOU, duce profitable crops. It is head and was put among the 8.70 should begin by buying your ( ( claimed that barley is not ex dead, as he was supposed to J BTodd 4 '64.31 n it . ( 1 4 haustive to the lands like be dead, Mr. Ball looked him s J Hendrix .71 v Ili i » 4 oats or millet. Who of the up and procured the services G w carol .95 And not of fche man who runs the wagon and wile for #50 ,>r gqp i ( 4 4 .45 I will noli you as good lor $25. Machine needles that wiit fgood farmers of Watauga of a physician. And when the A Johnson 4 < ( an v L M Hodoes *\ 1.35 will experiment with barley? army moved on and Col. 4 machine, nt 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. 1 bar • n g^od stock 4 L L coffey .41 * i 4 5Q THE State canvassing board Cowles had to be left behind, Allen oreene 4 .45 of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 ctsto $1. Joint rods 7 5 o.kT ( i 4 2.15 Trout flies 60 cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 4 Gen. Lee detatolled Mr. Ball T A cable 26 cts per gave Settle the certificate of ( « 4 4 to remain with him, and he j Moser .75 dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and seiSir <;)f nnv length election to Congress in the < * 4 p H shown 4 1.70 complete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each h bv mail. 5th district over Bald v Will- remained with him after they J L Hayes 4 ( .60 Do not fail to write for prices. Respectfully' were token prisoners by the ( 4 4 w H Byrd 1.30 Federal arm v." i .Tos. phipps 4 an iur .73 AMm, ii d next week.) May 21, 91. KNOX. yljLLE,7/LAN. A BIS CUT OS A MERRY CHRISTMAS * TO ALL WHO HADE WITH US! W. W. WOODRUFF & GO. I wish to call the attention of the trade to the fact that I am now offering some rare bargains in Hoots, s h o e s , hats, ready-made clothing, prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ ware, such as plows, hoes, shovels, spades, tracechains, and, in fact, anything you need in this line. GROCERIES 0L keep coustantly.un hand a full supply of grocer­ ies, consisting in part of Su­ gar, Coffee, Rice, etc., which will be sold ascheapaa they can bej; bought in the mountains, I cannot, in this smali space tell you of half the bargains I am prepared to offer, but invite you, one and all, to come and see. Thirty-six in­ dies to the yard and sixteen ounces to the pound has ev­ er been mv motto, and I hope to receive in the future, what I have so much enjoy­ ed in the past, the liberal pat collage of the public. Most Respectfully, C. D. TAYLOR. Valle Oueis, May 10, '92. Executor's Notice. Ha ving qualified an the execu­ tor of J. A. Shurnaker, dec., all 4 persons indebted to said estatare requested to makeimmediaN payment, and all persons holding aceounts against said estate are notified to present them duly authenticated, within 12 months or this notece will be plead in bar of their recovery. Oct. 6th, '1)2, J* L W. FARTHING, lOxeoutor NOTICE. • The laws of the State re­ quire all weights and meas­ ures to be sealed, and I here­ by notify the people that I am prepared to do such work. Yon will find me in Boone at tlie resideuce of I). B. D o u g h ­ erty. J . H. C O O K , Standard Keeper. £ OF Agriculture a:id Mechanic A r t s Will begin its fourth session Sep­ tember 2, 1892. County Super­ intendents of education will ex amine applicant s for admission. Total cost $1()0. Address A. Q. H O L L A H A Y , Pres.< Raleigh. N. 0. J S*. 4 4 THESE ARE HARD TMES SEWING > ( S. P. / r * 'Mfe "V" i< Jrt' m. j\^zril/t *V'." «. I/d&ifri. wjf . y~ /r r ' y /^ • ' - * • . • ; -'.*.%>. fi' ;*N, h HIjJ» TZ <I aft«-•».t* Di'~ jiwew. I'M) % Tv st-uetf irmA ^ trr \it y • ' I**- M swr Inyr! i* Us p.«» nity, smi »#cur»profibarii\ c »«,«*. : rf F . x r t f i n t% Ukl by » j>l,Toe»h iWMity te"iV r> u'.M Mi-ii Cxrlftea »6ri»4 WaHfi»c*tk^c!*iM»ck nnJ th# re r»ch«®. rc«i *V -v-vH :hc«>Lj>iiX ? *i-A : I tr3i-wij,**!#D, i »v«rn.vj vH rv**. u w*>ro »T>*ar UUMI «io :i ij* 3 ;> r.rhe: tkr.- : tWe« tbat to dini rs... i» tl :vy m. ,1 , w'tUin at u krgrm . r -»"•*»•* »•» '> »«» r^r f>r f* ;rt hf a ?. ••• t <• .•» <S" nivii, by *t,j ituiuttri' »;* rveP- * * ©f tr*l* r 1- t A 6 a® T kO • fdo it*a wvrk. conJ lit** nt Hom ».••• »«<*»- rA. *** eyt.r 10 b®. inn»r« x r ' • LO0 Y ur ?<•- - - w • , C :"-r, : T 08«ly - rue-' % • • * ioiJ«w« -b. f« It- piv* kwu • 'v 0*f> f>Ar*>ir*lr n* - t)- fl.jj -00 pA 2,/*vcri|. sh«. .• y©m ui J rr.. r • - •< ft' :i . «ilil• A ® i | ** iinc ' r —• - CONSUMPTION In Its early stages can be cured by the prompt use of AyersCherryPectoral * It soothes the inflamed tissues, aids expectoration, T and hastens recovery. Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Lowell, Mass. �4 4 He picked up t h e gun and I R Hodges " 28.25! "BUSSING li OVERMAN'S I PEK N L VI81 A demanded their money, and A Grimslcy keep her bus 5 0 0 j deliberately shot dead the o) R Hodges keep poor H 21 9 0 SPECIFIC OXYGEN! The Prilvaf fcha NJrth C.ir > A Grimsley keep her bus 5.00 r ntt Press." A DtiMD&iATiofaiTiilv newspaper der o the two sisters with s H Grreer H 13 THK SIIB 3.15 -devoted to the interest of Coun­ the pistol, the ball entering wm Lothery BREATH OF LIFE."! 00 you want t o aid in building ML 1.15 ty. Stnte and Nation. Published the forehead just over the 4 QXTOEWUtt.j up a paper that shall reflect the vv j Mill.saps AM 3.15 every Thursday at Boone, Wa llf# flviajel- 3 t _ eye, then shot t h e younger E Oliver BtiLOiwotorjofwiLS«njt3 greatest credit on North CarolH * AO 3 15 tauga County. N. C. - - aroint air r ad S na, no matter where it aiav ht 4 - Jittkaraom b# ii« — L T 12 15 one, t h e ball entering through .loel Triplet rdoirtHli/t. 4 James Love E P 3.15 MfcCA. OXYOSJJ it aa seen ? Then patronize the nose and passing o u t apeaUl madicat- - 1 he Wilmington Ales wen get An Inquiring Correspondent. 4 A n Johnson .T A 24.15 ad Oxygan traat- _« through t h e hack of the head. wal & McNeil A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER mant for diooaa* 4 State Chronicle, BE 7.05 •• of and long* 3 Do you want a reliable paper, throat the BOM , -j She fell with her head in the D B wagner 4 JC 3.15 In the Chronicle to-day ap­ The inhalations^ giving you all the news of the — contain Oermi- 3 4 fire, calling on t h e assassin A Hagaman M A 4.65 old** and Slain- work! n Democratic newspaper pears another letter from our feotanti, in ad- j that equals the best-has the 4 t o save her from the fire, A Grim si ey L H 5.15 dition toipeoiflo* 2 inquiring correspondent. 4 kucarn the b**t ~ L T 10.15 w h i c h h e r e f u s e d t o d o , h e r T A critcher for thea* dia- 3 largest circulation, and has for T h e s e repeated inquiries 4 C L&GT2.15 £ oases,carrying thorticody by inhalation right to •— bonnet a n d her hair being T A critcher ;1 K 'i; 2 f tiie Speaille* mod it aCatarrh aad 4 twenty-one years been anddev-1 making in POSITIVE 3 "id factorin thegrowth i part 4 hischild 3.15 lead us t o believe t h a t some­ % E'parats E Farthing a — f oror. la a psr rtica. _ Jiot burned. North " proaarifea itia thoirri.ta.it madicin*. Fhyaiaians *s velopment of the Old jj Kel Horton col ' K L 3.15 thing ha s taken place a t £D!CA State? Then subserhe for PRECAUTION | O N L Y MOXYGENT " He then robbed Mr. McDon R Hodges keep poor H 21.55 USE. third p a r t y headquarters in 44 4 4 4 gxss&ttkl crsity < 23.32 Th WILMINGTON MFSSlSfGE r Ai * iv 31-1 2 Tf Al&bADiaSl., Atlanl*. Ga. this city, t h a t the usual or­ aid of what money he had > ' ><rri; MncMn* Shop, 4 4 4 21.55 GiOBh'Iromlway, LonliTllU, Nth. BulMing, Omabh, k'r. Campaign I l a r t e s : • rp' ftfcepa, nnd any " . ' and made his eseape. p 4'9 r •i tlnthmi Hrti tiaed. der of affairs has been cluing A Grimsley keep her bus 5.00 ><•• r/i »H to bo the bo«t i ho "Daily Messenger,'' by .' OS Ac rSSTAL CARD ftddra.aod U . or 1.T7Mled. ed, and t h a t some who were Total 678.57. 3 t-7 ritu-.-a mail a copy of our i mail, 4 months o n trial, for How Uttte Can a Man hive on? tCSK AT ONCK. • •.£»• .11. •, *•- - ; airf ths conspicuous in t h e cause of --f, hpalthtl-jsatmantinfull. Band? ft2.0Q JURORS. Jt Supply Co «l A very eminent authority '.j Ct t h e third party during the re ' fw-T? Onsen Co., "fflS"-! 1 he weekly "Transcript Mes­ Boston. on diet s a y s t h a t the aver­ John Norris day juror'911.10 T F cook t r a v senger, (the largest a m i J cent campaign will n o t be al­ 6.10 age man in a s t a t e of abso­ G w MCGhinis 4 i best paper in t h e S t a t e ) 9 '92 4,70 fllllliailllllllllllllillllllllilllliiil.T: . lowed t o g o the even tenoi lute rest can live on sixteen G L VandykeG 4 4.45 months o n trial for $1.00 of their w a r a s heretofore. 4 4 4 ounces of food a day; a man w c Marshall 4 Cash in advance. B o t h 5.80 4 4 A change is demanded b.v RO V • 4.70 papers a r e large Light-Page * doing ordinary light work it K Hartley 4 4 4 public decency, and a materi 4 dieets. Send Postal Card •L:1 "JS» tl#' 5.15 (SEffives can live on twenty-three oun­ EM church 4 4 4 0*1 m aa • 4 A L jones vi th t h e address of five per­ al change is demanded by the 4.70 ces, and a man doing labori­ L w Farthing 4 '• 44 5.10 sons aud receive sample cop­ interes of the alliance. Wc 4 ous work needs from twenty- J H Taylor 4 4 es of T HE M ESSENGEit. 4.70 wmxm a r e glad t h a t the matter has 4 4 4 4 5.60 NATURE'S six and three-quarter ounces it Thomas Let, 1st, 1888. tf. 5 YEARS been under consideration. I t 4 4 t o thirty ounces. This is sup­ John Egars 4 ' 5 40 CURE FOR 4 ! 4 needs t o be further consider­ 4 4.60 posed t o lie food free from n it Brown 4 TAKE THE 4 4 4 SJHendrix ed in seriousness. These men 5 10 water, and a s everything we A J Moretz 4 4 4 CATARRHi 4 5 35 who have defamed by their 4 4 jiiiCdgj nnd Alton Hi si. e a t contains more o r less wa­ p L Grvder 4 ' 5.70 writings e v e r y prominent 4 4 4 ter, from forty-eight t o sixty L A Greene 4 4.70 democrat in the State, who 4 4 4 4 ounces of ordinary f iod may J M. south 5.60 EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. West aad Northwest. 4 4 4 have attempted t o destroy 4 5.30 This new treatment for Catarrh and be regarded a s necessary t o ErnpsyGragg 1 4 diseases of the respiratory organs is 4 t h e confidence of t h e people J H cook day 1.10 one of the most Important discoveries healthy existence, according 4 4 Emigrants going any of tiie 4 w H Michael 4 in those whim they have long in medical science and possesses the Histern bfcates ortoTerritories 1.10 t o the work in which a man j sxewis 4 4 4 following advantages i 4 1.10 trusted and honored, who la The patient can cure himself at a small expeoee •.vill Suva time and money going 4 4 is engaged. Lord Playfair, j E calaway 4 4 and without outelde assistance. 1.10 have advised and approved Z. No change of diet or pursuit ef Ufa Is nsooeaan via. Ghicago and AlLori route, ft ; rrr 4 4 4 a man who generally knows c Andrews trvis during treatment. 5.20 = ** Ar.a. pioscription and encouraged 3. The remedies are In no wise offensive to tit# I is t he quickest route to 4 4 4 E "Mi a It io. 5.90 patient and antall no discomfort. what he is talking about, es­ c A church 4 a. &MZ-VcurwMUag AKattle. r 4 4 4 4, The remedy reaches the seat of Us trouble K A N S A S C I T Y , D E N V E It, espionage, these men, we say, 4 5.50 S I'mKo £--~ila CcuatiMtioa. directly. — timates t h a t t h e following E Harman 4 4 ' llll.fi, 3 6. The remedies and means of aopllanco can bo vv p Mast d o not deserve t o remain in ' 6 . 1 0 - Kr. n JKt>n*ii<aiica.5 A Mwena19®. H»s »n XlagMit VI carried In tho pocket without inoonvenience. vy ill "give a healthy man suffi­ j M Hodges 4 4 4 And a points in Idaho, Wash 4 s H*» a fmCMt Adjiutintnt. X71JRE THE A TMKNT at any drug atcr* 5.40 places wherc'they may exert JU ^ ' S t > 3 y CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. 4 4 lugton. Oregon. Utah cient sustiriance for a whole A H cook 4 4 5.50 E Bajiifh flK'nHwe. a n y influence in shaping pub­ CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. = H*» Ooad Sarrlsj QaalUlaa aid 2 and California. 4 4 4 week: Three pounds of meat John Hartley 4 a Oau$* of Hexae.Work ; Caoterlna Medlolne Co., Waoo, Tex^.s, 5.60 s lic opinion a b o u t anything. »nj Nivluj KiMtdiM in Uta Vfor!U. S 4 4 4 Finest nnd Best Equipdetl 4 with one pound of^ fat, two w H B.vrd 6.10 The men who wrote their 4 Ron d in the West. tor points ordinary loaves of bread, one E HBodenhaminer 4 44 5.80 3 ELx&Saise TK5 WJYALy#c will of| exoeii?s«e, aii<l Only line running Solid Veuti 4 newspapers'that'Thomas M. w H Hardin 4 4.60 3 br.y m •&&£•. ounce ofgsalt and five pints 4 4 bud trains between St. Louie 4 4 4.30 w H Green Holt was not loyal to t h e and Kansas (-it v. of milk;"or for meat, five t o J H Gu.ynn 4 4 4 4 I ROYAE S. GO., BseWord, III. 1 6.20 e ~ best interest of North Caroli­ 1 inclining Chair ears and Toilr 4 4 4 six pounds of oatmeal may j c storie 4 5.90 na; t h a t Elias Carr was a irtt iSleepers free of extra charge. I ROOFING. 4 4 4 4 J Fletcher he substituted.—Journal. 6.20 I will meet- parties at any rafft r a i t o r t o t h a t interest,'that < leather Boardinc, D F B a i r d j r d a y 4 44 1.10 road station with through t eketa CURE M. W. Ransom a n d I^Zeb. B. I S&a&pfofo Ceilings, and baggage checks. (Contfnned inside.) COUNTY EXHIBIT. Vance would sell t heir influ­ For full inforfnatioi.,maps ami ) CorrEigatad Sheeting, descripive pamphlets of the ence against North Carolina, 1 , 0 . J . Cottrell, clerk of ) Rooflng Paints, West write to or call on jj a nd t h a t 8 . B. Alexander and the board of county commis­ \ Iron Rooflno r B. A. NKVH,AND, ORS RECEIPT OF CO CENTS T . J . J a r v i s a n d o t h e r s sioners for W a t a u g a count v. Traveling Passenger Agt.. > Evir» Trccefcs, Getters and Spootlnf, d o hereby certify t h a t the fid JTTENII8H, BUYERS!! WC WILL MAIL A BOX OF could n o t be trusted, cannot 19 Pat-ton Ave., Asheviile. N. €, jfS&kffum of Sheet Metal for BuRdlng lowing is a true statement of •\. CHA RLTON , G. P. A expect North Carolinians t o the audited debt of Watau­ < US' >r -2f*.rrc A N D R E A D Y \ > '75 mY WHIN 8HIFPID.) Chicago, 111. have any toleration for them. g a county, a s per record in WE WANT If the farmers of North Caro­ my office for the year begin­ —AN— ning Dec. 1 s t , 1 8 9 1 and en­ We wish to call attention to our lina want a n o rg a n a t this Till ONLY INFALLIBLE CURK FOR ding Nov. 30th, '92, towif line of second-hand capital let it be under the nn Tetter, Ground Itch, ItcblnK Files, Rim PAUPERS. Buggies, Carts, wagons, E W I T mediate direction of soirt one i "-™*vnrrvmvmMrmm w J Milsaps a g t for A M 3.15 Hacks, Harness Etc, Worm and all Itching Skin Diseases. y • -- "»• ec«yry:<ic vmrknaa to who is a t least decent in Ins 4 4 s H B 3.15 f -w-.-a .iaSSp. jUXTTLt our matflnlele t' s u Greer 0 - A& tfhkn -.- ^ regard for the opinion of oth wm Lothery 4 ori/-atks>d' vrrlta tor 1 ' M L 3.15 They are almost good as new, If yoo hove TZTTIR, It matters not hew long It fa* f 4 existed, TKTTERINE will as certainly ours 4 M n. 4.65 and persons wishing to buy can ers, and who is qualified t o A Hagaman 4 yaw at you as* IL » i " & Crl t Cktcinnati, Ohio. represent their conservatism E Farthing 4 his child 3.15 secure bargains by calling on i:s. 'Yt'.ISHtD 1073. Narndsas, Fxnfess and Fragrant 4 4 j . c. 3.15 We have a big lot of NEW and their interest. We would i) B wagner 4 Ifyou ®re dleeatieflodi API® TM» ' 'with tho raaultj—Reference*—» n o t carry pain t o a n y breast. Kel Horton col • KL 3.15 BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, Southern Iif,nr of thoBLiteof Qoorefo, Chat, T A critcher LT 12.15 HARNESS &c TITANIA ham Bank, and HnUon&l Baakof Savaniiah. 8ueh is n o t o u r mature. Such 44 a g t for c G <FE R T 6.15 on hand, which will be sold on (The gusui tf FsAyVm ) is not in o u r nature. But we James Love 4 C h ESTWSiCH" J. T. SKUPTRIHE & BRO. ' E p 3.15 reasonable terms. If We have notFOR LAGIES. will not be silent while the Joe! Triplet 4 for voun HO.*:, SAVANNAH, OA. l t 12.15 got what you want, we will AIBJLCTLY walker & McNeil a g t for s cai take pleasure in getting any men who have wantonly and SBr— Sp HIGHtBT 7.65 thing for you in our line. We buy rnean'.y assailed the intellect, n ) 1 SRAP'S 4 ' J A 18.15 the honor, tlm virtue, the mo A B Johnson direct from manufacturers and wm Lyons keep poor H 26.35 DIAMOND FRAIE tives of the great men of our Riley Hodges k 4 28 5 5 can, therefore, give you very ' _ S t a t e remain in positions t o 4 4 3(440 close prit-es. CUSHION PNEUMATIS " 4 44 4 Ivpeac their villianous a t ­ 31.30 tacks, should the occasion n- w J Milisaps a g t for A M 3.15 We have a full line of new Mar 4 WARRANTY WITH EVERY WHFEL s 4A B 3.15 ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ gain offer. A newspaper tru­ SH oreer wm Lothery 4 • m l 3 1 5 erything in the harness line. Can SEND Y0US ADDRESS FOB CAImjOSUE ly representing t h e agricub A Hagaman 4 4 m b 4 6 5 beat the world on prices. tural interests of the S t a t e E Fa rth i n a g t f<>rhis ehild3.15 ARIEL CYCLE MF6.C0.,"- 1 -' We will take in exchange, will always have o u r hearty Kel Horton c o l 4 4 K L 3 1 5 4 Joel Triplet 4 LT 12.15 hoises. mules, and also good heel support and good wishes. 4 4 James Love :a p 3.15 cattle. Give us a call. URE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER The Desper st* work of a Masked A>- A BJohnson J A 24.15 HEN KEL, CRAIG & (A). Nrtssin. ENDORSED BY A Gi imsley a g for her bus 2 1 5 Lenoir iN. C. 4 4 a o 1.15 SANFOIID, N. C., Dec. 3rd.— E Oliver PROF A. L METZ, P. H. 6, 4 4 l t 12.15 ofKedfeal Department Tulnne Univwrity News has just been received T A critcher 4 c it & G T 6.15 ef Loolilu., who, after a careful analysis, pronotuiMB lt a pure Cream Tartar Powder, here by a special messenger 4 4 s c 7.65 which be cheerfully reoommanda to the walker & McNeil pnblle. of the most terrible tragedy it Hodges keep poor H 24.55 known in t h e history of A Grimsley for her bus 5 0 0 "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" ' Moore county,y which iai«|/p> II R Hodges keep f"'"l II dJnJ.T ' "* - -v aa happen >-f' poor h 22.40 PURZ, WHOLESOME A N D POWERFUL. •d in Packet township a b o u t A grimsley for her bus. 5.00 C O N S T I P A T I O N 5.0 Yon W«nt It. Ask Grooer For It vV 1 ) 1 buthciy 4 4 m l 3.1 K and other fifteen miles from Sanford. fift G ULF M F& CO, bowel complaints It nn Hull YIplL.nnU WJMfilsapH 4 ' AM 3.1 4 s H n 3 15 Randan Mt.Dimald, agptl H jj Qi-ppj. < cured and prevented 4 about, <0 years, and two A Hsgainan 4 M B 4.65 by the prompt 4 for hischild 3*15 A ROBBER OR ngent who tella THIEF, sisters aged 7 5 and 83years, E Farthing i m 1CF3 PF 4> E k te& f -"I Is bettei Usu le use of D 1 1 w«gner 4 you as gospel tnnt all unmarried, resided togeth j c 3.15j . rn 4 j J<»el Tiiplet ' er# LT12.15| Ayer's Cathartic Pills JONES' $6CS SONany made. SCALE 4 Is not a standard scaife, a si to mada. e p 3.15 Msh&sgl ___________ F or free book and prlet lu*..jrfflress L a s t night a b o u t 7 o'clock 1 a WTJli'nsmi They 4 C&reaU. «<; TrtdaH.vka rbtaln^L end ell JPttJ A 24.15 cct 0tv ou.iT.eaa cf-ndsetcd for M„.(*roU Fett. some one knocked ?it the A Grimsley 4 for her hus5.15 , N.Y. regulate the liver, . C'Tlst H U. S. Pektt OSItt, Ai.« fez aerrr* recent 1* 1*m tintlkaji intt 4 door. Mr, McDonald opened E Oliver reran',, ftc.ru to*. AO 3.15 cleanse the stomach, •flOfin.frci » ytir U u«!nf msrfs m*. John H f freud tmndal, drew (eg ©r tbolo., wltk daaertp 4 i t and an unknown man en­ T A critcher tt»»4w1n,Trov,.N.Y.,si much, b y Reader, for LT12.15 dca. Wa! edYlaa,B0 p*t*n'ab!» cr tot, free at If and greatly assist yo* may sot t'-skc •« worke*rwbut ntteca ; t ^ 4 C R & G T 6.15 t r PampkM,' e"Ht w "*•Obtain FaUwle," wtth I* aacnrwC *.«15 a you qu!fklystart, an4 mowfromy«« go • M3h day at the how fo to tered and made for a gun A f*' to 9n . Both aaiaa, all af«a. Iu asy j>art of aa digestion. o ofecta*! cliocta la your Stale, ocrutty.or ( n l •, . ! K L lAtatrlfS. youtimt.or spars msmsnta oniy to eommaoea leira, *eot fr*«. h ddrtja, standing in some p a r t of the 'luf all yourAll ranrtw Great at boms, fiv* ' walker & Mcneil 4 s c 7 6 5 Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. lbs work is W« pay 81 RE for I.tRdh EITTER3 avery worker.EASILY,start you. hinilahinf ro«m, a t the same time drn w J PBobbins U IC 3children 6.15 C.A.SNOW&CQ. •vtrythinff. FREE. Adoraua leantsel APESlDILT at wars, , mr m 'VWIMU his V L I I11U I Ul1 VI. 1 Cures Dyspepsia, JnEvery Dose Effective. PAK1ICULAH8 PDRTLAID, BAUB. 0r.p»#IU FaUnt CO«a, Waei9. hi l>ten A l«M ing a pistol from his pocket, it nodges keep poor H 23 25 digQ3tiori & Debility. The Watauga Democrat CACTERINE fc- PAY TETTERINE! m* r \ P ' •/ ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 15 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_1215_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: December 15, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-12-15 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/929e7f9b78503132c562f244154823a4.pdf 7b1309d64737f2c473ce9ec9bd8f62c4 PDF Text Text BOON& W ATAUGA C OUNTY, N. C., THUBSDAY, D ECEMBER, 22, 1892, NO. 16. The Govfefnor'g Proelam&tion Declare COUNTY EXHIBIT. LETTER. pi'op lation bill has discover that the people' were very tir­ ing the Ueaidt the Electiou. ed that the eight hour law ed di itairj'i on and very tir­ (continued from last week). State of North Carolina, From our Regular Correspondent. passed at the last *ession ed of the tariff tax for mo­ Whole and half feeS W. B. COUNCILL, J R. Executive Department. 4 4 4 .55 President-elect Cleveland's will increase theexpenditures nopoly. The popular vote F M iveirrel ATTORNEY AT LA A. WHEREAS , the Secretary of LW Farthing' .51 R e f o r m C l u b s p e e c h g a v e of the government; about 15 has not yet been given e tact- i b Greene '• 4 4 4 80 State, has under his hand Boone^ N. C. grea t satisfaction to the dem - per cent. ly, and we believe also tiler* D Dougherty 1 , ' ' ' *20 and seal of his office, in the Democratic printers who ex is some doubt as to the (?£- L shown ocrats in Congress, but so state Vs j c 1.8.0, manner prescribed by law, W. B. C0UNC1LL. M, I). 1 4 1.80 stick type in the big act electoral vote. Link shown ' miK'h caiiriot he said for the pect ( 1 J s 1.70 certified to' me that the fol­ Boone, N. C. Geo Norris misunderstanding, not to call Govern met Printing Office in i < i 1.70 lowing na iried persons receiv­ Alex Torris Ttie Republican Game. Resident Physician. Office it what some deirtoffrdts do, the near future, whether Mr. i 4 2.15 ed the highest number of win wilson on King Street nortn of Post which resulted in an appar­ Harrison extends the civil News ami Observer. j s winkler A D -95 vates for electors of Presi­ Office. The Senate is composed of ent slight to Speaker Cr'fsp service rules to that estab­ j p Fr.ve 1.1 eighty-eight members. For­ Robert perry 4 s G 2,10 dent arid Vice President of at the hands of the nlelin­ lishment or not, will be in­ E.F. LOVILL i < <> 1 r the United States, at the gers of the banquet. If Spea­ terested in Hep. Scott's bill ty-four, with theensting vote j icenhour 1 P J M L90 election held therefor in this ATTORNEY AT LAW, ker Crisp had not been wan­ prohibiting the employment of the Vice President, will give j j L church f ' H HL 1.95 State, on Nov. 8th, 1892, toEd Allin Boone N. C. ted he should not have been of apprentices in that office. he democrats a majority o- E B Miller i i < j < wit: C. B. Aycock. of the secasked. He occupies today Mr. Scott says that on 1 y ver uil. In the nresent Sen­ it K Hartley ' J H 2 .1 1 9ongressionnl distric; LeDR. I,. 0. REEVES. the highest official position journeymen' should be em­ ate there are forty-seven re­ j c Brown ' J H 2 65 ' j . SriTithr, of the first con PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ' 4 2.48 controlled bv »he democratic ployed by the government, publicans, thirty-nine demo­ John Keller grt iional distiict; John G: 4 T L D 1.95 Office at Residence. party, and no matter wheth that. bov« who wish t o learn crats and two populists. The Geo storie 4 s p w 1.60 Shaw, of the third congres­ democrats' must therefore j B Matney Boone, N. (\ er o n e agrees with all his to be pi inters arid pressmen 4 s P w 1.65 sional district; John A Barpalmer Baird 1 4 views or not he is entitled to should do so in private es­ gain five new Senators to h E Baird 1.65 ringer, of the fifth congress­ 4 T A M 1.35 respect a n 1 consideration tablishments, and that his have control of the govern­ c J Main L. D. LOWE. ional district; S. C. Weill, of ment. One has certainly been E Green 4 D H 2.55 from every democrat. Dem­ bill will pass.. the sixth congressional dis­ 4 4 It has about been decided gained in New York arid one J w iinrman 2.65 ocrats w h o opposed Mr. 4 • 3.10 trict; A Leazer, of the sev­ to hold a joint caucus of the : in Wisconsin. The three more s E Lothcry Crisp's election to the Speak­ 4 4 3.00 enth congressional district: Delia Baird ANI>ership of the present House, democrats in the Hotlse and that are necessary are expec­ ROliy Baird 4 4 2.85 J. 11. Lewellyn, of the eighth SOTARY PUBLIC, and who will oppose his elec­ Senate in a few days for the ted from the states of Califor w E Trivett • 4 2.60 congressional district; Locke 4 J G 2.10 tion to the Speakership of purpose of mappirg o . t nia, Montana and Wyoming, L w Farthing BANNER'S ELK. N. C. 4 MMW2.10 Crai^e, ( of die ninth congress just what business, exclusive and it is in these three states H H MfGuire the next Houseare outspoken 4 G c 2.40 ionAF district. in their denunciation of the of appropriation bills, shall that the fine work for the Henry Rimer Now therefore, I, Thomas 2.30 F.saw nodges mismanagement w liich allow­ he taken up at this session. preservation of theMcKinle.y itilda Rimer !. (\. W1LBAR, 2.40 M . H o l t , G o v e r n o r o f t n e Representative Gear of Cal­ bill is going on. In California ed Mr. Crisp to furnish the L 8 2.30 State of North Carolina, do, it P Robertson DENTIST, s o 2.20 press with copies of his speech i f o r n i a , t h e a u t h o r o f t h e the democrats at thelateelec Jacob MCGuire as directed by law, issue this ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. J w c 2.65 and then did not give him an p r e s e n t a n t i - C h i n e s e l a w , tion indorsed he farmers' j H walsh G E 1.80 my proclamation declaring OfWs his professional services opportunity t o deliver i t. which the treasury officials alliance ca ndidates^ar.d they D F Main the people of Mitchell, 2.60 that the said Charles B. Ay0 say will not work, has h i s were elected. Counting these D J Mcouire 4R H H 1.90 atauga and adjoining coun­ They fegard it as a slight to cock, Robert B. Glenn, Leroy T L Day four with tliedemocrats that 4 4 1.85 ties. ir No b a (1 inn tem 1 used his official position and not fighting blood up, and Romew B Rogers L. Smith, Noah J. Rouse, britfjf thay catch it very soon. party has a majority on joint w s France 4 a nd a 11 work qua ra n tced'HA to him persona?'v. H B 1.85 John 1). Shaw, Edward S. AMay 1 1 y. 4 Bf a 1.16 Senator Vorhees, w hose He says the law can be easi­ ha Hot; without them they J p Robbing O 4 1.70 bMl, John A. Barringer, Sol­ ly enforced and that to talk will low the Senatorship. It T Ljoneg political wisdom teeth were 4 1.16 omon C. Weill, Augustus Lea j Adaril's cut some years ago, rightly of repealing it without hav­ is believed til it the republi­ jessee Adams 4 1.70 zer, James RJ|Lev?elIyn and J, F.MORPUEW, 4 c wiaorteriises t he idea 1 hatthe ing really tried to enforce it, cans are attempting to make T c Bobbins 2 60 Locke. Craige, have been duly 4 ATTORNEY AT LAW, lepublieans really wish to see as the bill intr aluced by Rep some kind of a deal with those w it Bradsliaw 1.16 elected as electors forJPresi 4 1.16 MARION, N. C t h e d e m o c r a t s c o n t r o l t h e resentntive Andrews, of Mas­ men, but the democrats are j i Brodshaw E p 1.05 den Arid Vico President of the sachusetts, provides, is sim- said to have nriMehrsof them. j winebnrger Senate of the Fiffy-t bird Con­ —(o)— 4 3.10 United States, and I do warn In Wyoming the republi­ s potter gress, as abfttfrri. Said he: p'y cowardice, and will be so 4 5.20 each of them to attend at the Will practice in the courts of regardby the whole world. c a n p l a n S e e m s t o h a v e t h e j winebarger 4 Watauga. Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ 'The idea that the republicans 3.20 capitol in the crty of Raleigh j s jnckson A poll of the House and merit of simplicity. It con­ M.vra Bobbins ell and all other counties in the will stand back or give in an 8 H 1.70 at noon on the second Mon­ jrestern district ^Special atten inch is as ridiculous as the Sen 'te shows a majority in sists in Aitnply giving the cer­ win storie 1.65 tion given to the collection of 1.65 day in January, A. D., 1893, story that the democrats are favor of the restriction of im­ tificates of election to repub­ Alice 8forie claims, 1.60 to discharge the duties iia-, afraid to me^t the isNue and migration in some way at lican candidates for the legis­ T p Keller T 0 H 4.25 potf£d upon them by law. Geo wheeling organize the Senate, and the this session, but an agree­ lature whether they were e- Fannie Rimer 44 4 6.10 Done at our city of Raleigh 1 tfOflCE. last is an insult to the intelli­ ment has yef, to be reached leeted or f?ot. i) F Baird whole alid lialffeew this seventh day of Decern In Carbon county one mem Hotel Property for Saie. 4.75 gence of every democrat. We upon the best method of do­ .95 ber, in the yeai of ouivLord; On account of failing health will assume all responsibility ing it. although the one years ber of the board of canvass­ Robinson of myself and wife, T offer for sale 8.15 one thousand eight hundred suspension appears to be the ers signed an abstract of the w c Newland < c my hotel property in the town of and we are ready to begin to­ ..60 and ninety-two, and in 1he Ervin areeri vote, leavhig out a democrat 4 Boone, North Carolina, and will morrow if need be 1 . Thedem- favorite method. 1.20 one hundred and seventeenth A a Adams 4 *ell low for cash and stake terms ocratic party can be depended Senator Teller says the sil­ ic precinct and electing two J a Eggars 4 .70 o suit the buyer, and will take .40 year of our American" Inde­ upon to do two things—re- ver men will oppose the re­ republican members ol the T) Dougherty 4 real o • personal property in ex­ .50 pendence move the unjust burdens of peal of the present silver law legislature. The other two T L critcher *4 change. Applvaoon. THOMAS M. HOLT. .95 W. L. BRYAN. taxation from the necessaries until a substitute that is bet­ members signed an abstract, John Kerb.y 4 ' 3.40 By the Governor. showing the election of the A A Hampton of life and provide the neces­ ter is proposed. ' 1.05 8. F'. TELFAIR , Private Sec. M II EdmiHteri* Representative Catchings, democrats, including all the J H cable sary revenue for the govern­ ' 2.45 Notice. .85 ment. The republicans are of Mississippi, who managed precincts. The State boa id of phil church 4 OTttfof Wire. For sale. 900 acres of land, r .45 prone to t alk of our mistakes. Speaker (.'lisp's last cam­ canvassers adopted the re­ T w Adams 4 on Rich Mountain, Wnftfugn A few figures may be cited 4 turn signed by the one man. L M Hexli»es 4 1.05 County, on \>hich is asbestos, We in ay have made m i s- paign is confident that Mr. .45 to illustrate how important Allen oreen 4 and fine land for sheep ranch. takes, laic theirs have been Crisp will be Speaker of the A mandamus to compel the 4 1.25 a part wire plays iWoriY lead­ Abe Harbin 4 Sales private. L. T). Lowe & crimes.'' next House. He says; "Or counting of the precinct is sw culver 4 .90 ing industries and manufac­ T. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of It is now certain that when course there will bean oppos­ asked for and in returnable shift caldwell 4 .30 tures. The output of coal in Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. ing candidate or candidates; next Thursday. .45* J L Hayes Banner Elk, Nov. IF '90\ Senator Hale made that pub In Montank the hope of the F M Thomas 4 .65 Great Britain alone, which the Speakership of the House lie statement about his and j i wilson 1.05 may be taken at fully 200,other republicans wishing to is too great an honor for any r e p u b l i c a n s i s b a s e d u p o n NOT If E. .80 000, 000 tons per annum, is G w Hendrix 4 having the returns of ChoParties puffing papers in wee the democrats control the man to ex pect to get without .80 mainly raised by the agency J H Hendrix 4 teau county counted. These my hand for execution will Senate, his intention was to opposition, but the opposi­ „360.30 o f wire ropes. The impor­ Total please advance the fePs with throw the democrats off their tion has not, in my opinion, were thrown out by a repub­ MISCELANEOUK' MATTERS tance o f carding wire may be the papers and they will re- guard in order that a deep the remotest chance of be- lican board fur glaring fraud, w H caluway com on jail 5.15 appreciated from the fact ceive prof pt a ftentiofi, other •omnig strong enough to de­ a n d a p p l i c a t i o n ' h a s b e e n A Hagaman Fi corn wise they will he returned laid republican scheme might that Great Brita?ri'a woolen made by the republicans toa n F iiaird sum ten jur 3.15 not executed for fhe want of be carried out to defeat the feat Mr. Crisp.' export trade is worth $27, judge who is said to be a w B councill jr co atty 50.15 will of the people by purchas fees. I). F. BAIRD SHFF. NOTICEABLE: strong partisan, to h a v e c J cottrell elk Bd com 34.60 000,000 per annum. The itig votes enough in certain Wilmington Messenger. them counted. Democrats, N N colvard jail fees 1.75 consumption of wire netting UNIVERSITY OF NORtff CAAOLTNA. state legislatures to retain It is a noticeable fact that however, seem to be confi­ D F Horton sur roads 18.55 is enormous, and the anuual Instruction is-offered in four control of the Senate and en- i he republican vote in five of dent that they will elect the w D Edm's'en 1 bridge 25.15 output in America and Eu­ general courses of stddy, six able the protected millionSenator despite all this. N N colvard jail fees 5.41 brief courses. »» lafge number airs to Continued to pocket the Northern States—name­ In Nebraska and Kansas w G Todd clock for c H 5.15 rope of the one item of bar­ ly, New York, Wisconsin, 0bed wire for fencing—a com­ of special courses, and in law, their exorbitant profits. The liio, Indiana and Kansas wai the fight iS between therepub j Gilliam quilts for P H 2.15 paratively new adaptation medicine a n d engineering. licans and the populists. In w w woodruff puw & fuse 6.86 The Faculty includes twenty schemers, among whom a^e smaller than in' fhe proceed­ Kansas the populists have nr councill vis& med pau 7.15 —is estimated to exceed 100, teachers. Scholarships and such experts as Clarksoii, ing Presidential election. In become so indignant at the R c Rivers pub co ex 27.15 000 tons. loan funds are nfaifable for Manley and Est^e, metin this methods of republican can­ N N colvard jail fees 37.16 The world-wida use of wire ncedv young men of talent city and their meetings were several of the Northern states vassers that it is expected ten or councill med for pris 7 .15 and character. The next ses­ attended by millionaires Al­ for the first time, the repub­ t h o u s a n d w i l l c o m e t o t h e j p Fry con ser ffd ord 1.45 for telegra ph ic a rfA< qher oieelicans fell behind all other e- State Capital the day the leg L c wilson dup jury cl'ms 6.40 trical purposes i£ too well sion begins Sept. 1. Forcatalogue with full information, ger and Pullman, who, it is lections In other words, there islature meets. At present it w G Todd sta and lock known to need coifs men t, one address President WIRISTOII, supposed are the purse hold­ had been a steady increase of looks as if there might be ctrrt house 3.60 company in America owning Chapel Hill, N. (J. ers for the ring which wants the republican vote each quad two legislatures. coffey Bros now & fuse 17.81 no fewer than 648,000 miles In Nebraska the election of c J cottrel elk nd corns 44.90 to buy some more protection. rentiial election with the in­ of their own system.—Cham­ Little things count up. The creasing population. hut in Senator may be decided by a D F Baird conveying R ForMa.ls.ria, Li ve * f i c ber's JoRrnnl. Baldwin to asiyium single vote, and it is said House committee appropria­ the last electioujt fell behind that republican canvassers w H Byrd ser road ord ble,or Indigeoo -n. u .45 tions in its work of prepar­ the previous vote. This shows have acted in a high-handed tfflTPay your subscription LROWN'S IRON (continued inside. ing the the sundry civil ap- one of two things if not both; way. PROFESSIONAL. WASHINGTON Attorney at Law M �SUBSCRIPTION KATE B o oc o © ooocooo oc have suitable for Xmas pres­ use. Remember boys, this is University. ents. Give me a call. suggested lor your good and Trinity College has r?centF O T HE W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT W. L. B RYAN. if the advice is taken it may ly moved from Randolph Co. I -opyl year $1.00 Robert Madron, brothe r sa ve you and your friends a to the business city of Dur* " (J months 50 " 3 months 85 of Dr. Madron, living near vast deal of trouble. Think ham. It is claimed for Trim -oity that the buildings are the Trade Tenn. accidentally kill of it. ADVERTISING RATER. — On last Saturday thepeo finest south af the Mason and 1 inch 1 week $ .75 ed himself a few days ago 1 " 1 month 1.75 with a pistol. The ball pass pie of Trade, Tenn., and vi­ Dixon line, and our people 1 " 3 " 3.00 ed through his bowels, which cinity were greatly shocked can only look upon it as be­ 1 " 6 " 5.00 ing an honor to N o r t h I " 1 year 7.00 resulted in his death shortly by the shooting of R. A. 1 column 1 week 9.00 afterwards. Thomas, of Watauga, which Carolina. The firm cf I. L. Councill And there is Wake Forest 1 " 1 month 13.50 —With this issue the D EM­ occurred near the residence of & Bro., consisting of I. L. 1 " 3 " 25.00 College which last year sent 1 " 6 " 87.50 OCRAT doffs its cap to its ma­ Mr. Jacob Latham about 2 Councill and W. B Coun­ 1 " 1 year 50.00 ny readers and wishes for o'clock. Hiram Warren did out the largest graduating cil), Jr., vVas this day dis­ class that has been in North solved by mutual c o n ­ each and everyone of them the shooting, and it is claim­ Carolina since the war. sent. The business with Entered at the Postofficeat a happy and joyous Christ­ ed by some that he did it in increased capital and fa­ Boone, N. C., as second-class mas and bids them farewell self defense. Warren was ar­ There are many other Col­ cilities Will be Conducted leges that are well worthy of mail matter. fo T a week, after which time rested, brought to trial, and in the future by W. B. mention, beside the female in­ it will make its regular visits strange and unreasonable as Councill} Jr., of Boone, LOCAL ISIEWS. it may seem, Thomas' testi­ stitutions which have gained J. P. Taylor, of Hondu­ ag ».in. ras, C. A., and I. L. Coun mony was accepted, not with so much popularity in the —When you are doing little standing the fact that a bul­ last few years. This is all —Christmas next Sunday. cill, of Elk Park, under deeds of kinaness during the the style of Councill Tay­ abundantly gratifying, fbut —No turkey yet, the editor let had passed through his lor & Co. Messrs. J. PI next few days, remember the head from front to rear, en- there is a dark feature when sighs. Taylor and I. L. Councill little on?s who have no one we think that so few, com­ giving personal attention — Snow fell to the depth of to minister to their wants, teri n g a bo ve h i s r igh t ey e a nd paratively speaking, can at­ striking the skull on the op­ to the business. one inch Monday night. and lend a helping hand to­ posite side of the head. A tend these institutions of We trust that te"pub—Cattle are very low, hut wards making them happy. portion of his brains was pro learning. lic with whoirl theold firm has so pleasantlye onduc maybe they will b e better- "He that giyeth to the poor jectiug when the trial was in There is one thing upon ted business'will contin­ lendeth to the Lord." soon. progress. Warren was lodg­ which we can all agree, and ue its patronage to t h e —T H. Coffey, of Blowing —When you are casting a- ed in Mountain City jail to that is that the academies new, as with the|increase of stock in all lines it is Bock, was in town one day bout in search of presents for await his trial at the next are not what they might be. hoped to secure the trade this week. Xmas remember I am still in term of court. The case is It is here that the rudiments to its entire satisfaction. of a business education can —Miss Julia Horton has rhe lead for all kinds of lancy to say the least, a very re­ be had. If our people could Respectfully, closed her school till after the goods, besides a full assort­ markable one. At this wri­ ment of candies, nuts, fruits, ting he is still alive and in prepare their sons and daugh holidays. and, in fact, anything need­ his right mind, talking freely ters for life, in a home school THIS IS KO HUM —What little heart do you ed in the line of Xniasgoods. Elk Park, N. C.'Oct.j^Ird. to his friends and imploring where they would be under propose to make lighter this Your trade is solicited. LUG TO DRAW the direct control of their pa­ the young men not to follow Xmas? Remember the poor. TRADE! H. C. M ARTIN. in his footsteps, but to ever rents, it would be a very —If you owe the D EMOCRAT —The Hon. W. H. Bower abstain from the use of whis­ great advantage to both pa­ orents and children. anything, you ought to know spent last Sunday night in key. We want more good mid­ and then you ought to Boone, on his return from a dle class schools. The way y it. The Testimonial trip to Tenn. When asked to have such a school is to -oGeorge Gragg closed his where he had been, he frank­ Published on behalf of Hood'^ patronize it; lend it your en­ ool, at Brushy Fork, last ly replied: "I've been to Tenn. Sarsaparilla are as reliable and 1 rom now until the first day as worthy your confidence, as if couragement, and at a 1 1 rsday. He has taught courting." Wonder what Ten they came from your best and times be in favor of its pro­ of April I will sell my stock or e for two years. nessee lassie is trying to cap­ most trusted neighbor. They state only the simple facts in re­ gress. —If you wish Christmas ture our young Congress­ gard t what Hood's Sarsaparil­ B. B. D OUGHERTY. goods of all descriptionsgive man's heart? la has none, always within truth —AND— us a call. -H)f the business young men and reason. No flowery rhetoric can tell the WILL W. H OLSCLAW & BRO. of our county, a partial list constipation, and all troubles merit ot Hood's Sarsaparill as would be Messrs Dick Eletch with the digestive organs and the well MS the cures accomplished —Messrs. Frank Greer and hy this excellent medicine. Af "*0 per cent above J.|0. Jones of Zionville were in er, Joe Winkler, A. M. Mast, liver, are curedaby Hood's Pill. Unequalled as dinner pill. Boone Tuesday night on bus Franklin Greer, John Hod T HE Western Citizen says; gea, B. B. Dougherty, Ciceio iness.. EDUCATIONAL "The great duty of therepub Miller, James Bryan, and T. —Messrs. E. S. Coffey and lican part.y is to unthink its M. Cottrell. Andamongthis Dditor Democrat: B. J. Council! are spending a Much is now being "aid worn out thoughts as soon number can be found a drum­ few days in Johnson county mer, poet, professor, lawyer, w i t h r e f e r e n c e t o t h e f r e e as possible." Good ! You are If you don't think I mean it come and look through my bird hunting. doctor, farmer, and several schools of North Carolina. right, Mr. Editor. There are some who think —The cold snap didn't stop merchants. Gen. It. B. Vance was mar­ they should be aholish^d, the wagons; they just keep -rMrs. W. C Coffey and while others thev should be ried to Miss Cook of Graham going, and cabbage is bring­ It wont cost you one cent if Mrs. W. L. Bryan wereappoin prolonged and made of high­ Co. the 15th. ing a little better price than you dont purchase. ted on last Sunday as a com­ er grade. There may be some heretofore. HAVE the test Selected and I have a large stock and mittee to collect presents for reasons for the latter, but largest stock of goods ever —W. R. Miller, of Laurel a nice Christmas box for the want to get rid of it before surely there are none for the brought to this place and Creek, has moved to New little orphans at the Baptist spring. abolition of our free school perhaps the best Selection in River, on the farm which he Orphanage at Thomasville, system. Has not the free the county. purchased from Maj. Van- N. C., and we hope every one school system in many wa.ys, n oy. will chip in lively when called been a successful one? There CALL AND LOOK on by these estimable ladies, are many parents in North —If the D EMOCRAT does not •O—« appear next week, be patient to make this a happy Christ­ Carolina who are unable to and remember we lik^a little mas for these litGe homeless read and write, and, there­ MR. MARTIN late­ I would calljfyour attention holiday recreation as well as and parentless children. ly returned from the fore, cannot see the beauty to the big cut in prices in my any of you, North, where he spent -r Wonders ha ve not yet ceas of an education. But while other lines. a week buying GOODS, ed, as the following will clear this is true, they do send —The Rev. Mr. Cherry, newand we have almost Methodist preacher for the ly show: A few days ago a cheir children to school some. Mrs. Knry r. O'FnUcn anything needed in Boone circuit, will fill his ap­ lady, whose name can be fur­ Then it is obvious that those ot O., «»ys the Phy­ THIS sician* are inteithhed, pointment in Boone the 1st nished, living at the Mouth children would never be in find look fit her like one county, at prices that of Doe, in Johnson county, s c h o o l w e r e i t n o t f o r t h e Sunday in Jan. at IT, a. m. defy compe­ Tenn., gave birth tj a child, public schools. Our boys and —J. W. Horton of Cove tition. or children whichever you girls learn to read, write and Creek was in Boone Monday. Long and Terribio Silness may please to term it, having spell and make calculations, Jim is one of the true demo­ from Blood Poisoning two heads, four arms and which, when thought of right crats of the County, and a Completely Cured by Hood's four legs all well developed. I.y, isa very great advantage. Mats, gjOG friend to all who are in Sarsaparilla. The chilJ is dead, but large Even this, as small as it may Mrs. Mary E. O'Fallon, a very Intelligent Shoes, the right path. sums of money were offered appear to some, has encour­ lady of Plqua, Ohio, was poisoned while as­ Clothing, —David Norris o f Meat for the remains, but to no a- aged students to obtain a sisting physicians at an autopsy 5 years ago, Ladies trimmed and soon terrible nicer* broke out on her Camp, has moved to town. vail. The parents would not good education. head, arms, tongue and throat. Her hair all and untrimmed hats, came out. She weighed but 78 lbs., and saw Mr. Norris carries the mail to part with it for money pre­ We are all more than wil­ no prospect of help. At last she began to Ribbons, Elk X Roads, and is one of ferring that it should be de­ ling to acknowledge that it take Hood's Sarsaparilla aDd at once Im­ Flowers, proved ; could soon get out of bed and walk. the most accommodating cently interred. could be improved, but when She says: " I became perfectly cured by Plumes, mail carriers we have. Hood's Sarsapariila — Boys, as you are all well the departure is made let it Notions, and am well I weigh —Capt. Lovill leaves to­ aware, next Sunday is Christ be for the better. Never be­ eat wellnow ado the woman.for a large128 lbs., Heavy and work family. My case day for Iredell county, where mas, and we wish to make fore in the histor of North physiciansseems a wonderful recovery and and fancy groceries. look at me in astonishment, as he will spend the holidays this suggestion to you. Be Carolina has college educa­ almost like *ne rai«r<t fr«m the drnd." HOOD'8 PlLLS ihould be in every family with his children and friends, sure to have all the harmless tion been on such a boom. medicine chert. Once uaed, always preferred. after which he will go on to amusement you possibly can There is our University with Raleigh to fill his seat in the but under no circumstances, ten handsome buildings and TO se us before you buy. Legislature which convenes let a drop of liquor pass your twenty professors, represent­ THE GREAT PROGRESS OF ELECTRICITY. I ©NTEXjUI'S We are in a posi­ on Jan. the 4th. Medical & Surgical Institute lips during the holidays. Let ing twenty of the best uni­ for t h e Treatment of Chronic, tion t o 8!i V e versities of America, togeth­ Nrrroin,Venerpal,Npeel«l, Vrlv.itf. Female, and all —Christmas at Bryans:— it alone. Look around you er with three hundred stu­ RESPECTFULLY, you money. Nnrirleal Dfaeium. CURE (UIAK\NTF.K1> in all cases stick and fancy candies, or­ and see what the soul-de­ dents. So it seems that ev­ Very Respectfully, arranged and taken. Send foar stroying and home-wrecking cents in stamps for book on anges, raisins, figs, nu f s. etc, stuff has done and is doing, ery one who is interested in above diseases, and how to cure them. Call or address, H. C. MARTIN & Co. & etc, to say nothing of the and solemnly vow that you the cause ofeducation should DR. ALBERT F. SHELL 4 CO., Mention thU paper. KnoTville, Tinn. C©>00©OOOOOOQQC> Blowing FUck June 30, '92, handsome line of goods we will forever abstain from its feel proud of our own State BRYAN'S COLUMN U l i f NOTICE OF DISSOLUTIOn. SAY I Councill, Taylor and Co, H i t I MEAN BUSINESS. CLOTHING OVERCOATS WITHOUT COST! A STOCK WE Raised from tie Dead SPECIALITIES. COME W. L.BRYAN. �The Watansca Dannurat B. It. l)«Hgh»*rty, Editor. U. C. Hirers, Publisher j lbureday, Dec. 22nd, 1892. A Fire in State rille. <)n Sunday morning, 11 inst. Statesville was the scene of a destructive fire which origina­ ted in the store of J. W. Tay­ lor, one of the assignees of J. E. Humphrey, who until re­ cently ran the business. With the exception of three stores, one of the handsomest business blocks in the town was entirely destroyed. A loss of $40,000 to $45,000 is reported by the business men who suffered. It is believed that J. W. Taylor or J. E. Humphrey, one or both fired the property ti>r the purpose of obtaining" the insurance money. For some time pre­ vious to the fire the suspicion had grown among their neigh bors that they intended to reduce their stock, get as , much insurance on it as pos­ sible, then bum it. A war­ rant charging them with ar­ son was sworn out and they were arrested, tried before E. B. Stimson, Esq. and com­ mitted t o jail without the privilege of bail to awaittrial at the February tei m of the Superior Court. The defen­ dants spent Monday night in jail and were brought Tues­ day morning on a writ of ha­ beas corpus before Judge R. F. Armfield who decided at the conclusion of the testimo­ ny that the evidence was not sufficient to hold them for trial and accordingly they were discharged and left im­ mediately for parts un­ known. WHILE Irvin Roberts, the alleged murderer of Landen Crosswhite, was being taken to jail at Mountain City Tenn. a mob in Shady Valley took him from the officers and hanged him to a limb. Rob­ erts denied his guilt and beg­ ged piteously for his life, but the mob would not hear him Lynching should be slopped, and lei the law be allowed to take its course in al' cases. When the populous becomes excited, it is a dangerous ele­ ment. Men do things in the excitement a t which t h e y would shudder in cooler mo­ ments. Lynch law will not do in a civilized country. It has become too common all over the land. CONGRESSIONAL n e vv s is scarce so far. After the Hol­ idays we hope the two Hous­ es mil go to work with a vim and undo many things that have clogged the wheels of prosperity among the labor­ ing classes. A reduction of the enormous pension frauds lowering the tariff and reduc­ ing expenses of the,Govern­ ment are the things most needful now. We look for a general remoddling of many things that have been going on since the war that has been an injury to the American people. Bills fcr the repeal of laws authorizing the employment ofU, 8. Marshals and elec­ ting supervisors at the pools have been introduced in both House and Senate. Will the republican Senateallow these bills to pass? The trial of Rev. Dr. Briggs of the Presbyterian Chnrchis now going on in N. Y. His Church ia trying him forherisy. Cleveland's plurality in New John Greene jr juror on inquese wm Fetherson 1.15 York State was 45,449. j K perry juror on inquest wm Fetherson 1.15 The chief magistrate of N N colvard jail fees 23.68 Brazil is the only officer in D F Horton sur roads 8.15 America that wears a crown. w G Todd stationary elk 1.90 Nathan Horton register­ 2.49 J A Y Gould's will shows that ing voters NOV '92. Total 2.496.^6 he possessed seventy-two mill I wish to call the attention ions of dollars in the State j H Tavlor tax ass. 1891 7.65 4 4 WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR CHRISTMAS GOODS of the trade to the fact that BF Baird 4 7.65 of New York. A F Davis 4 list '92 7.50 O F EVERY DESCltlPTON. I am now offering some rare 4 4 LGMuxwel4 15.50 Consisting of six-hundred pounds of stick candy; two- b a r g a i n s i n B o o t s , s h o e s , 4 4 4 Pasco, in Peru South Amer­ j H Norris 12.15 4 12.15 hundred pounds of fancy candy. Oranges, Figs, Raisins, hats, ready-made clothing, ica, is the highest city in the H. H Farthing 4 4 4 4 1 1.40 Mixed nuts, Fire-crackers, China-ware, Dolls, To.)s, *SiIk prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ world, being nearly 14,000 T L Day 4 4 C D Taylor 4 13.65 handkerchiefs, and many other kinds of fancy goods for ware, such as plows, hoes, feet above the sea. 4 4 s H Banner 4 11.40 shovels, spades, traceehains, 4 4 j M south 4 7.65 Christmas presents. UNITED States Senator Da­ s J Hendrix 4 and, in fact, anything you 10.65 vid B. Hill, of New York, will R K Hartley 4 need in this line. 10.65 4 4 13.65 E VLIt Y BODY IS I NY 11 ED 10GIV E OUR ST OCR A COOK enter into Cleveland's cabi­ N L Mast 4 4 15.15 J AHarman 4 net as Secretary oi State. 4 15.15 J w Holsclaw 4 4 We have ten b a g s of coffee; common and granulated .171.95. Mr. B'.ain'sphysicians say Total sugar, soda, spice, ginger, nutmegs, cloves, etc. In lactwe 1.325 othere is ,no truth in there- Outstanding debt Audited debt 4,064.43 have almost anything needed in the country, all a t low pri port that their patient is dy­ I keep coustantlyjon hand a Bd. Commissioners 162.75 ees. ing. He is much better. full supply of grocer­ Total audited cl'm 4,227.18 WE WANT YOUK TRADE ies. consisting in p a r t of Su­ (1 J. COTTRELL, Will appreciate it, a n d d o you right every time. Come Mr. Dana, Editor of N. Y. g a r , Coffee, Rice, etc., Clerk Board Co. Coins. and trade where you can save money. '"MONEY SAv ED which will be sold a s c h e a p a s Sun , says under no circum­ I S MONEY MADE." stances would he be a candi­ they can be, bought in t h e NOTICE!! WANTED! All kinds of produce. We will pay 12% cents mountains. date for the Senate. The Justices of the peace for Watauga county: You per doz, far eggs; 12% cts per pound for butter. Wanted, I cannot, in this small space ^ THE New York Herald is of are Notified to meet at the white beans, dried apples and peaches, feathers, beeswax, tell you of half the bargains the opinion that Harrison's Court house, in the town of corn, wheat a n d rye. Will pay you the Rest prices for the I a m prepared t o offer, b u t last message is the weakest Boone, N. C., on the first same. We speak for your trade. invite you, one and all, t o that ever caint from a presi­ Monday in January, 1893, come and see. Thirty-six in­ ) ours Anxious Tc Please, for the purpose of electing ches t o the yard and sixteen dent. two County Coir missioners W I L L W. HOLSCLAW & B R ' ounces t o the pound has ev­ to fill out the unexpired term er been rnv motto, a n d I VilHH, N. C., Dec. 14. 1802. The District of Columbia of J. H. Mast and W. W. hope t o receive in the future, Fresnell, they having tender­ was laid out in 1790, and or­ what I have so much enjoy­ ed in the past, the liberal p u t \ iginally contained 100 ed their resignation to takeeffect on the first Monday in ronage of.the public. square miles. The territory February, 1893. Most Respectlully, was given by Virginia and W. C. COFFEY, Maryland. Clun, Bd. Co. Coins. Valle Crucis, May 10, '92. Boone, N. (?., Dec. 13. COUNTY EXHIBIT. Executor's Notice, si NOTICE OF CORPORATION. (continued from first, page.) Having qualified as the execu-j Stat® of North Carolina, Wa­ tor of J. A. Bhumaker, dec., all MISCELLANEOUS MATTER, tauga county, in office of Clerk SUBSCRIBE bOR\THE DEMOCRAT. persons indebted to said estatstate iiosnital transpor­ of Superior Court. Super are requested to makeimmediuttl Notice is hereby given of the tation for s Lowranre 1.G5 payment, and ail persons hold' corporation of the Watauga Ho­ j L Hayes ex sbflf refund­ ing accounts against said estate tel Company, that the names of ing tax J H w 1890 1.84 are notified to present them duly N N colvard jail fees 19.32 the incorporates are J G. Finley, authenticated, within 12 months I. N. Corpening and others whom DP w B councill medical or this notece will be plead in bur they may associate with them, aid to aged and infirm 7.15 that its principal place of busi­ of their recovery. Oct. 6th, '92. w G Todd envelopes for L W. FARTHING , Executor. ness is at Blowing Rock post of­ c s c's office .65 fice. Watauga county, N.C., that A J welborn cor. inquest its general purpose and business NOTICE. olen Triplett, . 11.05 is that ot operating, building, The laws of the State re­ Pauley jail co jail buil 1,400 improving, owning, leasing and quire all weights and meas­ selling real and personal properD F Baird conveying c ures to lie sealed, and I here­ Horton col to asylum 46.65 erty, with all rights and privileg­ by notify the people that I es connected therewith, and oth­ W L Bryan clothing for am prepared to do such work. R BO id w in lunatic 3.90 erwise turning to account any lands or other property and es­ You will find me in Boone at mooonvwr. n. c. Daniel wheeler juror on tate acquired or in which said ESTABLISHED 180 5. the residence of I). B. Dough­ inquest ol»n Triplett 135 Company is interested, also the erty. J. H. COOK., T A cox juror on inquest building or constructing houses, Standard Keeper. olin Triplett 1.20 hotels and out nouses or o'her w H Brown juror on in­ business premises and mining, OF KOOXVSLLE, TENTS. quest olin Triplett 1.25 eonstruciing railroads,telegraph 176 & 178 Cay Street, Agriculture *ud 3cthtxie Arts Daniel Brown juror on lines not inconsistent with the Will begin its fourth session Sep­ inquest olin Triplett 1.25 laws of North Carolina. Thatthel HARDWARE. tember 2, 1892. County Super-| duration of said corporation shall j Cutlery, Axes, Nails. Locks, HI ngos. To ols, Horse A F. welborn juror on in­ Mule o hoes, Ac , Ac. intendeats ot Education will ex i quest. olin Triplett 1.25 be sixty years, that its capital j amine applicants for admission.] stock is thirty-five t.liousand dol­ AGRICULTURAL IRSPi,£MEejT8. w i Hall juror on inquest shares of Genuine Oliver Chilled Fk?ws, S yracuse Hlllsldo Plows, Total cost $100. Advlress olin Triplett 1.35 lars divided into each, with ore j hundred dollars the, A. Q. HOLLADAY , Pres., Bro wn's Double Shovel Flows, Cider W ills. Straw Cut­ N N colvard jail fees 25.38 privilege of increasing to the aters, Lawn Mowers, Corn Chelle rs, Hay lrork», Scythes* Raleigh. N'. C. E B Miller refunding tnx 3.81 ino.int of one hundred thousai d Cradle and Snaths, Ba. bed Wire, Ac-, & c. coffey BPO d rills & for co 23.46 dollars, and that the stockhold­ CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES. w c coffey quilts for jail 12.40 ers shall not be liable individual­ Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Stfc el. Iron. :5hov©ls, Ptofcfc, ,j h Mast 11 chairs for ly for the debts ot the corpora­ Mattocks, Scratvcrs., Sledga and Drill Ha mmers, BlaoScsmith Tools, Whoafbarrows, Ac. court house 6.75 tion. Dec. 14th, 1892. J OE B. T ODD , C. S. C . c J cottrell 1 inert rec 7.15 IX £4; A M M U N I T I O N , »POf?Ti!M5 GOODS. c j cottrell12 mag doc. 12.45 Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, Bake r and English Xv Shot Guns, Winchester and Coifs "Rtflos, Loaded N N colvard jail fees 27.95 State of North Carolina, Wat­ Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead, Fish Hooks and Linoc, auga county. I, C. J. Cottrell, "X • — .1 p Fry cor ser rd ord .60 Fishing Rods, Ac. -V- c Joe B Todd c sc2judoc 17.80 do hereby certify that the num­ ber of days the board of county SPECIALTIES. joe B Todd c s c whole and Sash, Doors and Blinds. Rubber and Leather Betting, Y -AJttc** .L., .. . - -s half fees spr term 189292.32 commissioners was in session and pe.-wTmil;..#, ibr.f er. i,. vm-* Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-proof Safes, Wire * Amri* v 1 en.1 Mr*- \ r JP the number of miles traveled by > J. 'oek bw-.it . k, j£< M> f)C c J cot trell elk Bd coms30.90 each of said board from Dec. 1st Screen Doors and Window Fra mes, Pa'per Bags, Ao. Isj » e %t. Ho -• 3 1. Buy. M'-t • f W'e "M rvf ;- *••• V . k + P.«. ** D F Baird shff conveying 1891 to Sept. 30th. 1892 as per EVERYTHING OM WHEELS. io uttna *•-»«•« -f Lai k Ray to Asyluin and audited accounts are as follows: s-, I V I d m : Buggies, Pheetons, Carriages, Spring V Vagons, Moun­ c»*L VJ. e N r . . r v * . . . »i» 9>tl sum jurors 74.55 J. H . Mast, ohm ml co coins, 21 tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wag ans, Two Wheel Carts' wafti ^ -~rmf + . . ' •.if " -r-vfwrf vi fwer Mvw -LV« i *1 •.*, mcr*. Send for Catalogue and prices. c J cottrell 1 tax books 3 15 days at $2 per day, 42,00 -•> r*t"9 e/fnc.rt.,7 • - * ;:.t ruwJk '94***** t«: t N N colvard jail fees 18.88 Miles traveled 140 at five at t itANf. aljMMRi. 'VM W ij/v i 4 fc.lv. '7 f*r Special attention given to orders by maM, We reepect- m*t • 'm to kwt . 7.00 fully solicit your patronage. by tu .y f eM| N N colvard tail fees 17.08 cents per mile, 4o ixi* arjrit iurti Irvws^ »•committee on finance 4 da t >s IMMMU : /: M J* X rn** 7 state Hospital transpor­ ''i. w# ^ T-H» k- % hut t(>« 8.00 tation of a Baldwin 2.15 at 2.00 per day "W. W. WOODRUF F & CO. •'Itfcviw-* • r.li y-• T ;•< » to -. rHA 'Jmrny Miles tra veld 14 at 5Jjc1s~per rv- ri vi*. "«* e v»v- > j u »• DP w B councill exam. tMVficirsif DrW V I w**#- • J-x\4 rj*4 mile .70 176 & 178 Cay Street, K» JOXVILLE, TETSN «e<v Vf f r. "Tr»% K"» » •»' • v*N t. ..ttogr »w «Mt[ Mrs M j simrns lunatic 5.15 Total Wi'ii# • -4 »w't 57.70 j Vy - • -1 * o to d-J ;.v . . ., N N colvard Jail fees 28.75 w c coftcy 22 days at 2.00 perl DP J B Phillipspow &fuse2.25 day, 44.00, committee on finance c J cottrell elk Bd corns 37.15 2 days at 2.00 per day. 4.00. TC-| CONSUMPTION J T simmons con his wife tal 48. w. w. presnell 22 days at X In its to morgan ton 7.90 2.00 per day, 44.00; miles trav­ SO, EVERY-ONE should save all they r -an a n d YOU early stages T J coffey powder & fuse 6.25 eled 96 at 5 cts per mile, 4.80: should begin bv buving your N N colvard jail fees 18.81 2 quilts for aged and infirm at can be cured 2.25 each 4-50; 11-2 days look­ c J cottrell making two by the prompt tax bioks for 1892 122.15 ing after matters at poor house use of 22. 5; one day looking after Ma- Arid not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for $50 or $00. A J welborn by s Williams inquest, wra Fetherson 4.90 thias iiarman aged and infirm I will H. ii you as goo 1 lor $25. Machine needles that will fit any 1.50. Total 57.05. machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. I hare a good stock A J welborn by s Williams Grand total 162.75. It soothes inquest wm Fetherson 4.78 of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 75 cts fo $1.50. C J.C OTTRELL, the inflamed tissues Lemuel Green juror on in­ nee. 2nd 1892. elk nd co corns. Trout flies 60 cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per quest wm Fetherson 1.15 aids expectoration, dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and seins of any length Milton storie juror on in­ Onedodar pays for the complete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail. f and hastens quest wm Fetherson 1.15 Democrat one year. recovery. Do not fait t o write for pi ices. Respectfully, w p Patterson juror oil in­ Dr. J. C. Ayer 8c C< quest wm Fetherson 1.15 BROWN'S IRON BITTER5 Cures Dyspepsia, In­ John Green sr coroner on Lowell, Mass. May 21, 91. KNOX VILLE, 7 ESS. inquest wm Fetherson 1.15 digestion & Debility. A MERRY CHRISTMAS A BIG CTJT OH TO ALL WHO TRADE WITH US! (dMHERIES C. D. TAYLOR. W. W. WOODRU 'F & CO. ; ,Jfc • * n # THESE ARE ITARI) SEWlMJUilHH^OFME. Ayers Cherry Pectoral S. P. ANGEL, �• PI juililiiiiililililililiiililililtlililllilllllllllilililiiiifliliiiilliM A I . 1 —» WiiJ'i and unselfishness of men who can never he defeated so long! COMPLETE NEWSPA ^CLOSlM OVERMAN'S PER lived and died in compara­ as it deserves this'eonfidence, The Prideofthe North Caroli tive poverty. Takeout oi' the It has notjenetniesenough to na Press." A l)K.\i:>cuATi('ra.nily newspaper world the steam engine the defeat it hut it can defeat its 18 THE devoted to the interest of Coun­ "BREATH OF LIFE."! Do you want to aid in building ty, State ano Nation. Published ele. tric current and kindred self. The one weak place on nxToxvi.th*: lp a paper that shall reflect the every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ devices: remove from libra­ its line is tlie system of roun. U lift fiviag al-; n eatest credit on North Caroli­ Bulb * of air aa< — tauga Bounty. N. 0. I water ; witi.it 2 na, no matter where it may ty government for which it is ries Shakespeare, Bacon, Ho­ bt itth.r.caab. a* * MOUTHllfi. IPXOX/IC *5 seen? Then patronize race, Virgil, Homer, Dickens, responsible. The people as a > •&», OXYGXJT la ti _ riie B ilmington Mes senger •pa.ial m.dieat- "j THIS DEAD MILLIONAIRE. Dante, Tennyson, Longfel­ whole tolerate this for the •d Oxjitl traat- ^ A LAKUE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER m«nt far dlaaaa- r aa af tha uaao, 3 Do you want a reliable Of What Beneilit Wa* Jay Gould to low and other great writers blessings that it brings to paper, thraataad loaf* n Mankind 1 Tht iahalatiaaa 3 giving you all the news of the of the past and present; blot certain sections of the State. aoataia Oarmi- 2 S. B. in Baltimore Sun. world—a Democratic newspaper cidaa aad Di.iaout the architecture a n d But if those chosen under it f.otanti, la *d> that equals the best— has the He did not discover the pow paintings and sculpture of the wrest fiom them powers ditioa ta tha btit knawa apaaifla* I largest circulation, and has for #., tbaaa dia. 2 er and t" ppliention oi steam. past; destroy the art of print which they never intended to »rryinj tkaremsdyby lahalatioa right ta| twenty-one years been i part t cr tha disss**, soaking It a FOBITIYX ; Fu'ton is accredited with ing and the Hoe printing delegate, over ride their duly ind factorin thegrowth and dev­ • CURE. Separata Bpeeiflts uicd ia Catarrh aad » i Ha y-ftrtr. Rot a patent rnadiaiaa. Phyalaiaaa ; elopment of the Old North this honor. - pres. riba it ia their practloe press; let botany become a expressed will and.nsurp au­ State? Then subserbfe for PRECAUTION :ONLY TxfcVC IN USE.] He did not harness and put dead science, and the weav­ thority which belongs to the TH WIUZI&GfrON MESSINGE "S3ITY It. noaltarlaa' to voik that mysterious ers of Axminister, thedesi fe n- people, these will rise in their " H It-M W.aut,am»Bl., Atlanta. Qa. J'.ootft. Machine Rhof. Campaign Ilartes: H 610 9h II' L.tiding, Omaha, Nab. nrf Wioj-i, nnd force called electricity. This ers of lace curtains and bric- might and crush it, and in do­ ~ 4:9 r. P.ri,.ilway, Lonl.'lll., Kt - fir wtotbra art MM. The "Daily Messenger," 1 cd try all ta be the keft FOR A POSTAL CARD addra.^d te W.I had been done by Franklin a-brac, forget thcii craft,and ing so they may crush also i kavratkod. mail, 4 months 011 trial, f•will brinjf yeu hy return asail a aapy af aar i •trtim at oncm. Kftsual, eitpiaiainf tha traataaaatlafalL Band; and Morse. $2.00 Tor it if you prita haalthi what but fleeting and sensu­ the party which stands spon­ I & Supply Co., He did not invent the tele­ al pleasure will be left to the sor for it. Tht Specl>. Oxygen Co., "ffill-"', The weekly "Transcript M< Bolton. phone. This was due to the man of millions? . senger," ( t h e largest a best paper in the S t a t e ) genius of Bell. In short, be Most Important Theft. Jay Gould lived until he glilililillliiiiilililllilililKiiiiiiiitriitiriiiitif • I months on trial for #1.00 never invented anything. He reached the age of 55. Many The in »st important theft I Cash in advance. Both did not project the Western farmers and artisans of the nVer committed took place in >apers a r e large Eight-Page Union Telegraph Company, State are living happily at the year 552 A . u., until which beets. Send Postal Card nor the Atlantic cable. This the age of 76 and r lore. Did date silk of the East could i sewing mack;*. ith the address of five per­ was the work of Field and Gould get more out of his only he obtained by the ms and receive sample cop £A ;s of T HE M R SSENGEU. WARRANTED his associates. life than they? Has he slept Western world by importing N A T U R E 'S Oct. 1 s t . 1888. tf. He did not project the ele­ sounder, eaten heartier, re­ the manufactured a r t i c le. 5 YEARS CURE TOR vated roads of New York. ceived more enjoyment out Many attemps werejnade to TAKE THE This was the conception also of a ride in the*'spring time? induct'? the Chinese and Co of Field. Very questionable, and still reans to part with the sp-ret He did not project the more questionable whether as to.lmw they obtained the -GOINGCannnnwenawnnnnna trans-continental rail roads. his family, rich as they may raw material, hut none were West and Northwest This was the conception of he, are' happier than other successful, and thej origin of Thia nuw treatment for Catarrh and Cooke. diaeaeet of the respiratory organs la the. beaut If ulgfabric remained people? one of the most important discoveries 10migrants going to any of thr He did not discover the n medical science and possesses the Yostern States r>r Territoriep more or.less a mystery in the Wealth could uot preserve ollowing advantages 1 means of applying electricity his health or prolong his life, West until, in theyear named, It The patlant can cur# tilmstlf at a smaH expenss vill save time and money going and without auttldo attlttanea. to the lighting of our streets and it will he found equally two Persian missionaries to f. Ne change of diet or pursuit af Ufa la naaetiarj . ia. Chicago and Alton route, during treatmant. and houses and to the pro- inadequate with those who Uorrea stole two or three do­ 8. Tha ramtdloa art In ne wis* ofaaalra ta tha b is the quickest route to Wish Dm pitiant and antall ne dlsoemtsrL n«« H Rsl( HtUby NrMIW. pnlson of cars. This was ac­ have bnheritedlhis millions. zen silkworms' eggs, and af­ 4, The remedy reeehet the seat tf the traaMe K A N S A S C I T Y , D E N V E R . Hft.i a H»iTthY»MUai|( Rhaltls. cJIractly. 11*0 73 t F.^abl In Com•tractio*. ] I J 1 f complished by Edison, Brush Happiness, contentment, en­ ter great difficulty managed ft. The remedies and means ef eppitanoe can b* AmMtnyy. Hju 3 carried In the pocket wltheut Inoonvenlenee. T a Mm »a Kl«*p*al ViAltm. points in Idaho. .Wn^h jTBJXJf TREATMBNT at amy drug tiara. \n' and others. • Par foot Ai))n9taiMi joyment are,the ends toward ro convey them to Constan­ lugton, Oregon. Utah Ilu • PoaIUto Tat, -oy. ^ CACTERIN E AND INSUFFLATOR, (2.00. He did not projeet^the Bal­ which we are aiming. Shall tinople concealed in a stick Ev MrlUi rarnlMr*. ^ CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. and California. Mora flnwl Sowing Qaalltfraaod IE „ Qafttirlse Medlolns 6eM Waoe, Texas, n lArrar Rtat* or Work timore and Ohio Telegraph we teach our hoysjthat to at of bamboo. From the stolen ^ Ami •njr Rtwlnc WltriilMOnrtlWovld. Finest and fiest Equipped in Un Company. This was done by tain* these ends they'must eggs thus imported have been Road in the ii'c.st. 1 Exr.mlne THE ROYAL for points sf «n Only line running Solid Vesti the (Jarretts. excellsses, and yea will I take Jay Gould as a model? derived all the generations boy no e&er. bud traillS between St. Louie Such of these inventions IsThe world^a debtor to his of silkworms that have sup­ and Kansas City. and enterprises as he became life? ROYAE S. M. CO., RocMort III. plied the raw material for | Reclining Chair cars and Tour BMIIIItllMWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItirKnKllllllllllllllllttllf interested in'existed and were ist Sleepers free of extra charge, the silk manufacturers of Eu­ j I will meet parties at any rail­ made practical by others. Got a Fortune for a Snow Drift. rope from that day to this. ;• RgiaJPft leather Boarding, road station with through ticket FT They would exist to day in The purloining of those few foagplatg Celling» t and baggage cheeks. substantially the same man­ "The most artistic swindle eggs may therefore well he For full information, maps ana Corrugated Shestlng, known to the history of the ner had Gould never lived. • de8cripdve pamphlets of th* ranked^as the most impor­ Ygn Footing Pilntft. ! West write to or call on His physique and tempera­ Colorado mining industry tant theft on record.—Yan B. A. NEWLAXD, Iron Roofing, ment were such that he crav­ occurred thr.ie years ago this kee Blade. OH RECEIPT OF 60 CERTS Traveling Passenger Agt.. fiattera aad tpeetlaf. ed stimulfiits of no kind, and winter at Georgetown," said 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C. WC WILL MAIL A BOX O f /'•vfe' fiertm ef Sheet Betel for BulMIng Richard Beauchamp. "Geor­ for the same reason he was J. CHARLTON , G. P. A / p{*i»PLITI AND READY V \TO tifTLY WHEN SHIRRED./ • Chicago, 111. ree from nil forms of debau­ getown is in the mountains, and in the centre of a very chery. WE WANT He had brains and possess­ rich mining country. In the —AN— TKI ONLY INFAUJMJ CUM FOR ed the art of money-making. winter snow drifts hundreds When enter prising men had of feet deep among the moun­ We wish to call attention to our Tetter, Ground Itch, Itching Piles, Rln( projected a ncheme "- which tains and packs down very line of second-hand V* rfai* —am cnavoUa workawa te form and all Itching Skin Diseases. R«a» Mwwwn awl AfFLI oar watarielt they supposed would yield hard. Two old miners ran a Buggies, Carts, wagons, It yarn kavs TITTER, It mattsrs nat haw lanf It lad ealicMaA' write lew them a fair return and bene­ tunnel into the snow at the ML sxJrtsd, TITTERINE will at ssrtalnly aura Hacks, Harness Etc. PHUjmiuA 5CWT <!i C^elnnitl, Ohio. fit the country, 3ould did base of a mountain a dis­ P^iLISHIB 1872. They are almost good as new. Htralftfts, Pahitess and Fragrant BEN not subscribe for stock. He tance of 300 feeet, timbered AMD TM8 it up nicely, plastered it with and persons wishing to buy can MONEY Rahnd*! If yow i dlwatliflal waited until the resources of with tha rmawita—Bafaraneaa-• secure bargains by calling on us. Nontharm Bnnk of tli« Stmta of CUorda, Chah BOSTON TITANIA the projectors had been ex­ mud, and at thefarend piled Baak, a*4 Mnttrmal BaahofiMrai ftavannaht We have a big lot of NEW (fit Quaua *1 F#Hn ] a great quantity of very rich E!GHT hausted—when their credit CHESTW J. T. 8HUPTRINE & BRO. BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, was gone—and then he pur­ quartz. FOR YOUR HOmZ. BAVANNAH, GA« "Then they wpnt down to on hand, BARNES* Ac sold on rrmcTLY chased the stock for a song which will be HlftHtBT Denver and became acquain­ reasonable terms. If we have not Most of u.s have Heen a cat ftRAPl ted with a couple of wealthy got What )on want, we will crouching for minutes, often hours, until its prey should Englishmen who had just take pleasure in getting any •DIAMOND FRAME ? come near enough to bounce come over to look for an in. thing for you in our line. We buy CU8HIOH ia> RNKUIBATI# upon and destroy, (ionldand vestment for their spare cash direct from manufacturers and TIRES' many like him have waited that would pay a big divvy. can, therefore, give you very They took them to George­ close prices. ARRANTY ITH VERY HEEL for* mt ntlis iilid years. town and showed them their We have a full line of new Har SENS rout A0DUSS FOt CATBEMUK Many Goulds, hut on a tunnel and the El Dorada at smaller scale, live in Balti­ ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ more and in every communi­ the end of it. The tunnel, erything in the harness line. Can ty on the globe, and some of had it heen really into the beat the world on prices. them are professionally chris rocky mountain, would have e will take in exchange, tinn men. it i* not a lack of represented I housands of dol­ hoisfes. mulcH, and also good beef desire with many, but a lack lars. The Englishmen were cattle. Give us a call. oi brains and opportunity. charmed with itand the pros­ 11EMCEL, CRAIG £ CO. How ni a n y church-goers, pect. They bought theclaim Lenoir iN. C. model domes!i< men, would for #80.BOO spot cash, and lend a brother one thousand went East t o contract for "T HE S OUTHERN F AVORITE-0 dollars on stock that cost quartz airll machinery. When ?URE, WHOLESOME AN* POWERFUL. am DOLLAR ten thousand, but i^ now de­ tlev returned in the spring Yoa Wtat K. Ask Offer Far It there was nothing left of the pressed, if by refusing the 0 1 loan they could buy the stock tunnel b u I the woodwork ULF I# WOTlly earned by anv one of either §ex in any and realize #10,000 a month and a wagon load of quartz pa^t erf the country, wfio is wlllinw to work Indus trioir<ly at the end. It was the most The laboratis the employment which We famish. or a year? light and pleasant, and toff fiin no risk wluftorer. We fit you oift complete,»o tliat ridiculous sell ever known, ^ wive the trtrsiness a> l expense Is better yon can i w trial witr it has been said that it hu. to yourself. For tfftrsc Willing to do a little work. you as gospel tHfe this is grandest offer made. matters little for the present and the most successful."— all day, the in tire evening only. IfYoft cftft work or yofl Are em­ ployed, and have a few spare hours at your dis­ JONES' $W S or for future ages how on? St. Louis Globe Demoerat. posal, utHi/.e them, and add to your Income, Is not a standard --*ft_ a al to any mad*. our business will not interfere at all. You will For free book and prlc* dldress g l, Caveat*, sad Tradt-V ».-Yt •btained. and all rusecures his money so he has be amazed the start at the rapi.fl-fv ftfid ease eat basiasRi condactw£ for Kstterwts Fssa, by upon dollar, Charlotte Observer: W e daywhich von amass dollarare successfulday in and Jones of Binghtmton, Blnflhamton, K.I. Our Caie# is Ofa»sH* U. S. Fstesf Offra. it. Unfortunately, this has oi»v K-fen beginners from the and hi caa racers patsal Va Iras tlso '.tea Unas first hour, Any one can run the bttsiness — none ram-.it* from WstMvgteau YoW should else you see been true , but with the for­ said the other day that the faih yoersrt* whattry nothingdo at until business Bead Modal, drawl«j or pboto., wltk draat^ V>.fK> • !« btlftf fnmtf#\f Ma It for you care the wfifk for •». RMftr dom. TV s adrlsa, tf pstaatakl* or aot, frs« ci which risked. Women are ces of humanity working on­ result of the recent election grand we offer. No capital they make as much Y«« ana j Rot mik« 88 h, Bat W8 car ckarrs. Our fas aot cse till wstoat Is ••earad. wofXer*; nowadays taaaft ^a^ukll; Now tourx fraa |i to A Psmghlst, "How to Obtala Fsteata," wltBt bwsfhess, as it so • IB R Amy 8t IN# atari, aaft »ora 88 f— fc ward and upward it may not give emphasis to the fact as meflf. They should try thts af ffutfe and secisfor tausra of actual cllsuts la your Bkats, •oaaty.or a. Boti ttita, 811 8f««. Ib aa? part •« well adapted to them. Write kowa, ••at trra. Address, ••Hat, ym caa aaanaxta at Noaaa, fiv HALLKTT & CO., that the Democratic party in yourself. Address H. Ktfi HHO, Portland, Me. af all ;aar tlBi«,»r f^ara atattata mm\j to continue to be true. tha work. All U b«w Oraal pa j BtlftK for flROVN'S IRON BITTER! avary workar. Wa aurt yoa, NraLaklng C.A.SROW&OQe •THTlhlgr IAII1.T, IPIIDILT laaraW Rich men would have a dull North Carolina enjoys the Cures Dyspepsia, In­ «)opaal»s fataad CBsa, W Bilii aftBB. ft. ft. Tk KTICULAILR FUtft. Addrooa aft «Mf«, miAMi A iO., NITUI9, iauL timt of it but for 'the genius confidence of the people and it d i g e s t i o n A Debility, f'-ia W itau$a 0 ina vjral: AST£ 'A I SPECIFIC OXYGEN! CACTERINE , CATARRH blsaga aad Alton 0. B, EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. » 1 CURE ROOFING. PAY ATTENTION, BUYERS!! TETTERINE! GENT FOR LADIES. W W E W ARIEL CYCLE MF8. CO..—;E!* G MFfi.Ca,"" " ""' A ROBBER OR THIEF � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 16 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1892_1222_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: December 22, 1892] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892-12-22 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/2581c79d8b477d97c0a5cc6b00b41b38.pdf e9fa3b9af7ac7b65c4b5b3d295b53b6a PDF Text Text VOL 5 BOONE, WASHINGTON PROFESSIONAL. W . B. COUNCILI J, Jit. • ATTORNEY AT LA A. Boone, N. C. W. B. COUNC1LL, M. D. Boone, N. C. Resident Physician. Office o n King Street n o r t h of P o s t Office. E . F . LOVILL ATTORNEY AT TAW, Boone N. C. DLI. L. C. BEEVES. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office a t Residence. Boone, N. (J. L . D. LOWE, Attorney at Law •AND- NOTARY PUBLIC, BLAXN.EB'S ELK, N. (\ 0. W1LBAR, DENTIST, ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. Offers his professional services ro the people ot Mitchell. VVwt iinuTR and adjoining coun- tifs.3ea~.Vo tad mateml used and all work guaranteed."*& May 1 1 y. J, ft MORI'UKW, AT10RSEY A1 LAW, MARION, N. C —(o)— Will practice in the courts ot Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ ell and nil other counties in the western iistrict *#~Speoial atten tion given t9_AkS! collection of claims. - ®* — "NOTTuEr Hoi el Property for fitrfc On account of "failing health of niyself and wife, T offer for sale my hotel property in the town of Boone, North Carolina, and will -iell low for eash and make terms o suit the buyer, and will take real or personal property in ex­ change. Apply soon. W. L. BRYAN. Notice. F o r sale. 9 0 0 acres of land, on Rich Mountain, Watauga County, on which is asbestos, a n d fine land for sheep ranch. Sales private. L. D. Lowe & L T . Furgerson, E x ' t r s . of Mrs. A. P . Calloway, deed. Banner Elk, Nov. I T 90.. NO 1 ICE. P a r t i e s putting papers in m y hand for execution will please advance the tees with t h e papers and they Willi re­ ceive prom p t attention, other wise they will be returned not executed for t h e want of fees. I). F. B AIRD SHFF. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAR0L1N1. Instruction is offered in four general courses of t t u d y , six brief courses, e large number of special courses, a n d in law, medicine a n d engineering. T h e Faculty includes twenty teachers. Scholarships and loan funds a r e available for needy young men of talent a n d character. The next ses­ sion begins Sept. 1 . For cat­ alogue with full information, address President Winston, Chapel Hill, N. C. forMalaria, Liver Trou ble,or Indigestion, us BBGWB'S IRON BITTER: ... WATAUGA COUNTY, THURSDAY, LETTER. partment every d a y , from Shnll's Mills, merchants and bankers all Dec, 1 5 , 92. From our Regular Correspondent. over the country, urging the For the DEMOCRAT, A man t h a t Speaker Crisp was one of immediate suspension. I t cannot be suspended, except has been translated o u t of the few prominent democrat­ ic congressmen who a t e their by action of Congress, and the darkness of sin and rrnde Christmas dinner in Washing the a t t e m p t t o bring a b o u t a n heir and a joint heir with ton. This week he will g o t o t h a t suspension, either by (he Lord Jesus Christ is then New York for a few d a y s and the passage of Senator Hill's a servant of Christ. The g a t e thereby hangs a tale t h a t is bill for a n out right repeal of of the vineyard s t a n d s open very discomforting t o those the Sherman law, o r by the and the broad field is spread gentlemen who have been adoption o f Senator Mc­ o u t before the laborers; but working overtime concocting pherson's resolutiousauthu* thequestion masked, " W h a t stories showing why Presi­ izing the President in his dis­ will the Lord of the harvest dent-elect Cleveland would o p cretion t o suspend the pur­ have me t o do?" God wdl pose Mr. Crisp's election a s chase of silver bullion, will be make known Hie p a t h of du­ Speaker of the next House. the signal for the music t o t y t o those who seek t o d o Mr. Crisp goes t o New York begin. The free coinage men his will. upon Mr. Cleveland's person­ say they d o n o t propose t o Then christians t o know al invitation t o confer with allow any suspension of t h e themselves and be right be­ the President-elect a b o u t leg­ purchase of bullion* unless a fore God is the best prepara­ tion for doing good, and islation t h a t is t o come be­ free coinage bill be passed. Notw i t hsta nd ing recen t ex- wnenever Christ gives t h e fore the present House, the e x t r a session question, and traordinary efforts of the re­ command they should feel it the organization of the next publicans t o defeat t h e will of and honor a n d delight t o House; and now thequestion the people, i t is the general work for him. And t o ha ve is being asked, why should belief here, republicans inclu­ a n influence over the world of Mr. Cleveland wish t o confer ded, t h a t the democrats will sin christians should imitate with the Speaker if he is organize and control the Sen the unpretending ministry of Jesus, uniting love a n d hu­ opposed t o ids re-election by Me ol the next Congress. Both those w h o oppose mility, caution and boldness, the next House? I t seems t o be a repetition of the old sto­ and (hose who favor the pro­ aej'V.it.V and perseverance in ry—somebody went off half- p o s e d a m e n d m e n t t o t h e all t h e i r labors, remembering World's Fair act, of t h s last the faithful workers of Christ cocked. The populist members of session, allowing t h e exposi will enjoy the highest honors Congress from K a n s a s hav. tion t o be opened on Sunday, of hea von. And a s (his vineyard is so evidently heard from home. claim t o have p o l l e d the At first they were discretely House, and both sides claim g r " a t and so many tempta­ silent about the alleged can­ t o have a majority of votes tions along the way, chris­ didacy of Mrs. Lease for tin? pledged. I t is going t o be a tians ehouM p u t o n the Senate; now they openly rid­ red-hot fight and tour days— whole a r m o r of God, t h a t icule it, characterizing it a s lo, t o IB, of J a n u a r y , inclu­ they may be able t o stand simply a republican scheme sive—-have been set a p a r t by against the wiles of the devil. t o make the popu'ists ridic­ the House Exposition com­ It is the design of God t h a t mittee t o hear arguments for christians should be on the ulous. Senator Ilill is a membtr and against t h e proposed a- watch tower of Duty s y n c ­ of the Senate committee on mendinent. I t is the impres­ ing a s ambassadors ' u r Immigration, and he doesn't sion of experienced observers Christ and giving evidence of agree with the ideas of the of things Congressional t h a t the true religion they repre­ majority of t h a t committee Uiu. ajLLicndmeat will be adop­ sent. The love and service a s t o the legislation necessa­ ted by a small margin in both (>f Christ is the truechristian's i r u H dmmte, but thor-> delight. ry. He will soon after the fcPure religion and undefiled assemhling'of 'jongreSs pre­ seems t o be a . d o u b t a s t o sent his views ID the s h a p e of whether Mr. H a n ison will ap­ before God and the F a t h e r is this, t o visit the fatherless a minority report and will ei­ prove i t . S t r a n g e t o s a y the most ot a n d widowsin their afflict ion, ther introduce a new bill o r offer a n amendment t o the t h e opposition t o Senator an d t o keep himself unspoted Chandler bill, providing for Vest's bill directing the Post­ from Hie world, J a m e s 1 : 27. one year's suspension of im­ master General t o make a ten The christiarf is blessed, hap­ migration, wln*n t h a t meas­ year's contract for carrying py in his doing; and is gra­ ure is taken up by t h e Sen­ the mails, a t existing rates, ciously rewarded for his ser­ a t e . The joint Houseand Sen­ with the proposed Chicago vice, a s he performs it. The a t e Immigration committee and S t . Louis electric railway christian who does n o t live h a s one sub-committee now a s soon a s t h a t company is above the contaminations of on its way t o Cuba and an­ ready t o guarantee t h a t they this sinful world h a s lost his other consulting with Treas­ shall b e transported a t a religious influence for good. ury officials, both after infor­ wpeed of not less t h a n 1 0 0 How noble the office and mation t o be made use of miles a n hour, comes from work of the christian minis­ when t h e immigration bills those who fear accidents t o t r y ! How earnestly should a r e taken up by Congress. travellers a t t h a t high r a t e we pray for its increase, and The House and Senate com­ of speed. Queer argument, how obediently should pious y o u n g men heed the Lord's mittees a r e working harmo­ t h a t , for this lushing age. I t looks now a s though Mr. call t o enter its ranks. The niously on this matter, and Blaine might geLvtefl^again. christian's secret prayer is a n so far politics have been kept o u t of it. The only question F or nearly a week he has im­ i m p o r t a n t means of grace; a proved, very slightly, b u t with members of all parties still improved. His family safeguard against tempta­ being, what is the best thing and friends have grown very tion, and a preparation f b r a hopeful, a n d his physicians— faithful discharge of d u t y . to do? I t is the d u t y ol christian pa­ There is going t o be some say nothing. rents t o teach their children lively financial music in Con­ Haj Horses. gress when it g e t s together According t o "PublicOpin­ the way of life and salvation again, bur, it is not yet cer­ i o n " t h e word " b a y , " used when they know sin, by get­ tain who is going t o d o the with reference t o horses, did ting them t o repent of their dancing. The pressure for n o t signify a color originally sins a n d t a k e up the cross a s but was first applied t o a the suspension ot the purch­ breed.of horses t o o light t o a soldier for Christ. The ase of the 4,500,000 ounces be called brown and t o o faithful and prayerful efforts of silver bullion, which t h e brown t o becalled red. These of parents t o secure blessings Secretary of the Treasury is horses were found in au dis­ for their children will n o t be compelled under the Sherman trict in England noted f o r i t s in vain. I t is the christian's bay trees, for the leaves of law t o buy every month, ig which they showed a great duty t o live such a life t h a t enormous. Mr. Harrison and liking. Every breeder of "his influence will bring others his entire cabinet favor the horses in t h a t locality relied t o the Lord Jesus Christ. Young christian it is y o u r suspension, and, it is said, upon these trees lor the med­ icine with which t o cure hi duty t o s t a r t wit!) the deter­ t h a t Mr. Cleveland has also diseased animals. The horses said t o more than one dem­ coming from this district be­ mination t o overcome the ocratic Congressman t h a t it came known a s b.:y horses; temptations of sin through ought t o be stopped: Let­ and their uniform! y in color life and t o follow the Savior ters by t h e hundred a r e re- led t o t h e common use of the faithfully t o the end. caved a t the Treasury de­ term. I JANUARY, 5, L893, What will be the reward of true christians who have faithfully discharged their d u t y ? The reward will be everlasting happiness with God the Father, with Christ His Son, with the holy angels and with all the redeemed who have passed into the Celestial City. A. M. MAST. Ttfc Two,Headed Woman. Millie Christine the " t w o headed nightingale," " t h e colored wonder of the world," etc., was born near Whiteville, S. t \ , in the year 1 8 5 1 of slave parents. She, they or i t is hardly a monstrosity but rather a phenomenon o r freak of nature. S h e h a s t w o bustsjand pairs of shoulders, two heads, four a r . n s and four legs, and, so, a n ana­ tomical examination h a s proven, she h a s two hearts, two sets of digestive organs. In fact, she is two distinct persons blended inl o one a t the waist. Mentally she is certainly two* being able t o carry on two separate con­ versations on different sub­ jects a t one and t h e same time. 8he is a fine singer, one voice being a high sopra­ no and the other a clear ton­ ed contraltu. She is a highly educated woman, o r wom«*n, and speaks several languages fluently, a m o n g them Ger­ man, French a n d Spanish. She is without d o u b t t h e greatest o r one of the great­ est human wonders born this century, her! physical make­ up being a wonder t o t he sci­ entists and a puzzle t o the common people in general. P APER, PENS AND INK. Paper was in use in Egypt a s far back a s 2300 B. C., and n o t merely, a s old Pliny thought, from t h e time of Alexander t h e Great. The ancients, it appears, knew mote a b o u t pens and inks t h a n they usually have credit for. The Greeks made silver and other metallic pens, and Latin manuscrips show a g r e a t variety o f inks—red. purple, green,blue, silyer and gold. The g r e a t Floreffe Bi­ ble in the British Museum shows the skill of the penman in the Twelfth Century in t h e use of this mode of decoration and in somewhat later times i t was no unusual thing for scribes t o a n n o t a t e their texts i n colored inks—red. green, v i o l e t , blue—using each color for a distinct class of notes, historical, biogrnph ical, geographical, etc. Sci­ entific works a r e often made exceedingly attractive b y colored diagrams, chronolo­ gies by architectual arcades a n d o r n i metal panels. NO. 17. GOT 'EM AGAIN. Somebody Head OH This Verbal Gjinnaut. From the Wilson Mirror. Yes their heads g e t nearer and nearer; t h e i r warm breathings mingle together; sigh meets sigh; soul sinks in t o soul; and a spell borrowed from elysium, falls upon the bubbling channel 0 f their dreams, and veils its currerit with a spray of rapture a s sweet a s t h a t which Fancy weaves around the brow of enchantment. In utterances a s sweet and soft a s a rose, o r the down upon the teuder thistle their hearts' lives have been dedicated t o eternal worship. And while sipping sweet nectar from wedded lips; thoughts a s pure and sweet a s zephyrs bathed i t Hermettus dews r i s e like incense from theshrineofcupid. And seeing such perfect happiness we were led t o believe t h a t such love scenes a s this is al­ most an holy a n d a s sacred ami a s hallowed as the finest a n d purest emotions-of relig=. ion itself, for tender words, s o soft and low a n d s o full of|heart-thrill, the electrifying a n d quickening g r a s p of spell bound rapture, drunk, with a n estacy more thrilling than, the mellowing influences of golden sun-sets, o r intoxica­ ting witcheries ol Beethoven's symphonies which bring with them the consciousness t h a t they are but waves a n d rip­ ples ofjfee.iings from thtf un­ fathomable, unmeasured a n d unbounded ocean o f love v a n d then it is the finest emotion, a t its keenest moment o f r a p ture, passes from t h e dull prose of expression i n t o t h e softly lulling poetry of sileuce, and every t h o u g h t sleeps fa the spell of a sweet a n d holy mystery. Life then b e c o m e a blessed prelude of blissful immortality, e a r t h a n e n t r a n cing vestibule t o t h e temple of elysium, and every sound a n echo of soinecelestial har­ mony. John L. Won t He Interviews*, »»V He'll .Heat Coihett. NEW YORK , Dec. 28.---Jobn L. Sullivan refused t o be iuterviewed this afternoon at. the Windsor Theatre, where he h a s been playing, in regard t o Jimmy Wakely's state­ ment t h a t the ex-champion was a n in grate for Sjmaking a t t a c k s on his honor. He however, t o l l Dan Murphy, who met him a t the wind-up of the performance, t h a t he would yet meet Corbett end will s t a r t in t o train a t H o t Springs, Ark., n e t x t May.— Charlotte Observer. A Wall Paper of Postage Stamps. The little village of Berst d near Boguor, possesses a unique curiosity in the form Didu't Forget His Sister. of a n innroom papered with Los ANGELES , Cab, Dec.BO. postage stamps. The a p a r t ­ —Out on West Sixth street, ment is fancifully decorated a t the corner of Flower street, with many descriptions of used stamps, and even the resides a lady who is a sister passage leading t o t h e room t o t h e late J a y Gould. She is similarly papered. ° is the wife of the Rev. A. M. five years were om Hough, w h o is a retired ranking the collection, wn, U Methodist minister, in great­ numberstoVme thousand* of statrips. The room being ly r e d u c e d circumstances: completed in 188? it was nat­ Mr. Gould left her 995,000 urally given'the n*me of and a n annuity of 2,000 to "Jubih** yHimproom." In­ deed some members of the year. rovnt family interested in Hie collection tire sjod t o h*o e 9fif*Pay your subscri ptioi added t o it a number s t a m p s on their own aoeu*: �S UBSCRIPTION K ATE S of this institution, both of ammunition on such small Messrs. T . A. Cable a n d m K®]j [Y which we ask you t o carefully game. •las. Shell have just built a TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT read. —One of the most enjoyable circle sawmill near the mouth 1 copyl year $1.00 of Beaver Dams. You can now buy your family supplies of us a t reduced —D. I). Dougherty, teacher occurrences of the holidays " 6 months 50 prices, a s we have decided t o sell for PAY DOWN, o r secur­ Messrs. E . J . Earthing and " 3 months 35 in Holly Springs College Tenn was a dining given by Mr. and Mrs. J . F . Spainhour prin J . B. Williams a r e busy mak ed note. We want your t r a d e a n d will appreciate t h e A DVERTISING R ATES. spent several l a y s a t home ing collections for the DEMO­ same. We a r e prepared t o sell you goods a t a low r a t e 1 inch 1 week $ .75 in Boone during tne holi­ cipally t o the younger mar­ of profit. CRAT. 1 " 1 month 1.75 days. He left New Years day ried people of town, there be­ 1 3 " 3.00 We pay CASH for ail goods we buy, therefore wo g e t re­ L.C.W with his brother, B. B., who ing only a few unmarried la­ 1 " 6 " 5.00 duced rates. Our stock is full and complete in every line, 1 " 1 year 7.00 will spend several weeks o- dies and gentlemen present. It Is not what its pro prietors a n d anything wehaven't. in stock we wi 1 ! t a k e g i e a t pleas­ 1 column 1 week 9.00 ver there drinking limestone The dinner was truly a mar­ say but what Hood's Sarsaparil­ 1 " 1 month 13.50 water. vel of elegance, and both the la does that tells the story oi its ure in getting the same for you. Remember we carry n o t h 1 " 3 " 25.00 V host an 1 hostess did all they merit. Hood'sSarsaparilla CURES. ing but good goods a t rock bed prices. We have a f e w 1 " 6 " 37.50 —On Christmas day a man more of those stylish dress patterns a t GO cts per y a r d . 1 " 1 year 50 00 by t h e name of Houck shot could t o make t h e day oneof From Reese, N. C. Call a n d examine them. real pleasure t o each and a young man by the name of every one present. Cheerful­ Editor Democrat: the com­ We want a l o t of corn for cash o r goods. Also rve, buck Entered a t t h e Postoffieeat Scott near Elk X Roads in We thank you for Boone, N. C., a s second-class Ashe county. Theshot took ness and good humor reigned plimentary notice of the Wa­ wheat, dried peaches and apples, eggs, butter,feathers and mail m a t t e r . supreme, and when the shad­ t a u g a D e l e g a t i o n t o t h e all other kinds of good country produce a t highest market effect between t h e eyes and ows began t o fall long from Baptist S t a t e Convention a t prices. Thanking our many friends and c u s t o m e r s for their the young man is uncon­ LOCAL NEWS. t he west reminding theguests R a l e i g h . E x c e p t i n g t h i s past patronage and asking a continuance of the same, we scious and will die. Houck t h a t i t was time for them t o scribe, i t was very appropri­ promise t o give you better bargains than ever. has fled t o p a r t s unknown. —Still i t snows. depart, they did so reluctant­ W I L L W. HOLSCLAW & BRO, —They a.re having bitter ly, all agreeing t h a t the d a y ate. In t h e capital city of — i«—•—••• in w»— — n — — —The Sheriff wants t h a t lit N. C. there were many a t t r a c cold weather a t Raleigh. Six had been one of unalloyed tie t a x . tivej^cenes for a mountaineer degrees above zero i* noted. pleasure. on his first visit. —Have you written it ? If This is t h e coldest weather FOR YOUNG WOMEN,— --We had a v e r y quiet I visited all the S t a t e build not, be sure a n d write it 1 8 9 3 . they have had in Raleigh Christmas bu+ enjoyable, n o t ings and places I believe ex­ —Miss Carrie Bryan is vis­ since '77 when it was 5 de­ withstanding. On Christinas iting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Mor grees below zero. The snow- d a y Dr. and Mrs. Councill cept the Deaf a n d Dumb Asy­ Will Open its Second lerm February 1st, 1893. lum The Convention was is yet ten inches deep. phew, in Marion, N. C. g a v e a most excellent dinner well attended and was said t o The Institution is located in the most beautiful suburb of Ashe­ —We acknowledge the re­ and a number of us old deni­ —J. P . Taylor spent sever­ be the best ever held there. ville. The spacious building, recently completed for its use nt a al d a y s in Boone during the ception of a n inyitation t o zens partook of the sump­ The Baptist of N.C. have men cost of $60,000, is furnished with pure wa'er from springs ou the premises, is lighted with gas, heated by hot water, and provided a t t t e n d the marriage of Miss tuous dinner t o our hearts holidays. of grace a n d talent, and pro­ with hot and cold baths. I d a B. Hardin, late of Wat­ content. On Monday night —The hardest winter for portionate t o t h a t , they laid The health and habits of the pupils are carefully guarded. Be­ auga, t o Mr. W. R. Spain- W. C. and Mrs. Coffey gave a years, is the verdict of t h e deep and broad plans for the sides the ample space given lor out-door exorcise, a, well equipped hour a t her brother's in K a n supper and a number of us people of this county. extension of the Gospel. The gymnaeeum will he fitted up within doors. No expense has been spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perfect. sas, which took place some single people were on hand, contributions for all objects Each pupil will have her share in the domestic work, ae a part of —E. S. Coffey had th» fnis days ago. The DEMOCRAT "of whom we were one o 1 were large. her practical training for life, and whilst aiming at thoroughness in fortune t o lose his valuable wishes them a piosperous which." T o say the supper We had the pleasure of ta­ every department, the management will strive to provide forthose saddle horse New Years day. and happy life. was splendid would faintly king by t h e hand our Mission committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian school, but a christian home. No pupil will be received who is not —Our friend Dick Fletcher —We hear of a n ugly affray describe i t . Like the dinner aries. D , W. Herring of Chi­ in reasonable health, or who cannot furnish credentials as to mor­ s a y s he will make no further which took place on Meat a t the Dr's. it was all t h a t na. W. B. Ugby, of Brazil, al character. s p e e c h e s o n t h e t a r i f f t h i s Camp on Christmas d a y a t heart o r apet.ite could desire. and W. D fPowell, of Mexi­ Four Seperate (ourscs of Study Are Offered the Students. winter. the Academy where there was Us young folks had an excel­ co. 1 . T H E NORMAL COURSE, for t h e thorough training —\V. B. Councill, J r . , has a Christmas tree prepared for lent evening of i t a s all t h e The people of Raleigh de­ of teachers under instructors from the best Normal schools. gone t o Raleigh where he a t ­ the enjoyment of the young pretty girls of Boone were s e r v e credit for the kind man­ 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE, including tended the opening of the leg people. Some boys g o t drunk there and some of them from ner in which they entertained ancient and modern languages, science, music, drawing, etc. 3 . COMMERCIAL COURSE, including stenography and having pistols, shot and the country also. isUture. t h e convention, I never met typewriting, bookkeeping, etc. —The hoards of commis­ snapped a t the people indis­ —On Wednesday the 28th a more hospitable people; b u t 5 . DEPARTMENT OF.DOMESTIC SCIENCE, ( a ) scitm sioners and education were criminately. No very serious u!t. Statesville was the scene enough on this. tifie cooking—the study of the production and manufacture of food I in session Monday and Tues harm being done, however. of a $50,000 o r $00,000 fire. On my return home I found ete. (b) Sewing—embracing the cutttiug and fitting of garmenrt —We have n o t been s o bad This is the "firefiend's" third a protracted meeting in pro­ millinery, etc. d a y of this week. The teachers at the head of this department are from the taraoua visit t o t h a t town since Nov. gress a t Beaverdam Church. —Mr. John S. Williams h a s ly neglected after all, a s we Pratt School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the best insti­ 2 4 t h . Another o n e of his I t continued 1 3 days, being- tutions in the country, chosen with reference to christian charac­ gone t o Raleigh where he will received through the mail a nice box of confections a s a visits in the business portion conducted b y our faithful ter, experience and ability as teachers. A thoroughly organized eater the employ of Ed wards, Department lias been furnished for all such as are not Christmas present from some of the place will a bout ruin it. Pastor, David Greeu and J . Preparatory tlie higher classes. prepared for B rough ton & Co. The entire block on Center T. Stephens. Bro. J. C. John kind, sweet lady. When we The school year is divided into two terms; cost to pupil $50 per —Don't fail t o readthenew find o u t who sent i t we will street from the vacant space son came in before i.he d o s e term, or $100 per year, which barely covers the expense of the ad of Holsclaw & Bro this address ourself in a private adjoining t h e court house and did Homegood work. The board, the school being practically free, having been provided for week. They are a m o n g o u r and confidential manner and y a r d up t o t h e square except church was revived some, by a few friends of female education. For further particulars upforemost merchants, and'ask whisper in her ear some of ing a wing of the Old Caroli­ backsliders reclaimed a n d ply to REV. THOMAS LAWRENCE, Asheville, NJO for a share ol your trade. the pent u p sentiments of o u r na House, w a s destroyed, finnwrg brought t o Christ. and the flames were n o t check mooonvrr. m.«. France Love, the man who —The DEMOCRAT extends t-o nitherlo stony hea^t. ESTABLISHED 180 5. ed on Broad street until W. is charged with taking Y\ r . each oi its readers happy New —Some rowdy young men Years greetings and hopes t h e disturbed religious exercis­ E. Anderson's grocery store 8. Farthings hog was cap­ year 1 8 9 3 will be freighted es a t Cove Creek church some was reached a n d slightly tured, but before the partite with numerous blessings for d a y s a g o while Rev. Osborn damaged. The fire i t is sup­ went into trial he made his 176 & 178 Cay Street, KFIOXVI LLE, TEK&, posed, originated in the room escape and parties were on each of them. was talking t o the people. used by the Old North S t a t e the lookout for him last HARDWARE. —We received t o o lace for Whiskey and pistols have Cutlery, Axes, Nells Locks, HI ngo®, Tools, Hor~w Orchestra probably from ash­ night. They say i in-.y must, M u!e o hoes, &c , <Src. publication in this issue a been employed in several pla­ es left in a wooden box. Our have him if he can any where ACR!CU)_"t URAL Er.TL"r^EP:T3. very elaborate description oy ces in our county during the sympathy goes o u t t o this be found. Genuine Oliv<?r Plovra, S vr»cu3S HUVB LII t h e marriage of Mr. Spain- holidays. We write this with Bro wn's Doubie Shovel Plows, Cider M ills. Straw Ou­ unfortunate town, b u t with We have here on the bor­ ters, Lawn Mowers. Corn Chelle rs, Hay ?rorte®, Sroytb****. h o u r t o Miss Ida B. Hardin. sadness, and again implore her pluck and energy she will der been mortified a t t h e Cradle and Snaths, Bo*.-bod Wir a, &C-, A c. The same wilt appear next tli® youths of o u r country t o be sure t o rise again in the crimes and accidents in o u r CONT RACTORS' SUPPLIES. abandon the use of pistols week. not-distant future. Dynamite, Blasting: Powder, Stfc el, Iran. :3hovci«, Ptol mother Co. of Johnson. The Mattocks, Scrapers, Slodga and Doll Ha mmors, ffiack—Friend Net McIUry, of and whiskey. * v first a s you remember was smith Tools, Whoelbarrows, &.G. Lenoir, is visiting his daugh­ —The magistrates werecall The Advertising the accidental death of P . 8. AMMUNITION, 8PGRTIKC GOODS. ter, Mrs. H . J . Hardin, who ed together by the Chin, of Of Hood's Sarsaparilla is always May's wife, then Landon Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, Baker ared Shot Gur.s; Winchester and Colt's Rifles, Lafed«4 h a s been dangerouly ill for the Bd. of Co. Coins, on last within tne bounds of reason be­ Crosswhite s h o t ami killed Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead , Fish Hooks arvd Limy*, is true: it always appeals some time. She is now im­ Monday for t h e purpose of cause itsober, common sense. of by Irvin Roberts. Then Hob Fishing Reds, &c. to the proving, we arc glad t o s a y . electing two county commis­ thinking people becauseit is true, Madron accidentally killed by SPECIALTIES. sioners. There being no q u o and it is always fully substantia­ his own pistol. Then t h e Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and L-e&thsr Betting, —R. A. Thomas, who was Circular Saws, Window Class, Fire-pr\oof Sftfea, Wire rum present a t the meeting, ted by endorsements which, in shooting of Ho by T h o m a s by Screen Doors and Winuow Fra mee, Fa«pei Ao. shot by one Warren, died on the financial world would be ac­ nothing could be done, and cepted without a moment's hesi­ Hiram Warren. 1 learn t h a t EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. Monda y nine d a y s afi e r a ball the present incumbents, Mast tation. Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages, Spring V Wagons, »k>u*Roberts is captured, Werren bad passed entirely t bro ugh tain Hacks, Mitchjell Farm Wag-ons, Two Wheel Cartas and Presnell, agreed t o hold is in jail, and Thomas this Send for Catalogue and prices. his brain from front t o rear. For a general family cathartic over until June, when the reg we confidently recommend morning is still alive,—in bis He retained his right m i n i Special attention given to orders, by malb We kvepeo*ular meeting of the magis­ Hood's Rills. right mind, a ball through fully solicit your pationage. t o t h e last and died with a trate* is appointed, a t which his head and hasinadea pro­ bright hope of rest beyond time two commissioners will Local Happenings from Hatfle, Hf. C. fession of religion and s a y s W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. t h e grave. be elected. Notwithstanding the hard now if it is the Lords will he 176 A 178 Cay Street, Kf JOXVI U.E, TINS —Mr. J o . Winkler, post ---In this issue we publish a times the DEMOCRAT is still a is willing and prepared to die. 1 master a t Deck Hill Irishes t o defense by J . C. Horton a- welcome visitor t o Beaver 8ome think he may recover. s a y t h a t there is a handsome gainst the cowardlv and ma­ Dams. I t is a meracle t o doctors and little gold finger ring and licious a t t a c k of some one How can a n y man possess all t h a t he is alive. His sen­ thimble in his office without X writing under the nom de ing patriotism, and county timent seems t o be t h a t of SO, FY ERY-ONE should save all thfy canlaniJYOU any wrapper, and wishes the plutne of ''Fair P l a y " t o the pride, fail t o t a k e their conn G e n . T . J . J a c k s o n w h e n should begin bv huv'ng v'lr owner t o call for it. I t came Citizen shortly after t h e re­ t y paper? wounded who said "II I live t o his office loose in the mail cent election, and call t h a t Lemuel Green has sold his i t will be for the best, and if I bags. political poppet's atttention steam sawmill t o Messrs. J die i t will be for thebest. God And not of the man who runs the wagon and wells for $50 or""f • 1 will sell y o 5. ne d th i —In this issue is t o be found t o it. This same diminutive B. Green and E. J . Millsaps, knows and directs all for the machine, at u a s g o o d for $ 2sentM a c hIi n e in: il i e shareta will lit, tan 25 cts per doz., out y l good the large ad of the Asheville scribe fires his pop gun a t a n d talks of selling his farm best." of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint reds "<5 cts to 9 Trout flies 60 cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts F Normal and Collegiate Insti the DEMOCRAT , but a s Mr. and moving West. J. J. T. REESE. dozen, sent by mail. Netting for sein , and soius of any leng tute, also a n editorial clip­ Horton has given him all he Dec. 24th '92. omplete. Base-balls of the very best, f< r $1 each rent by mail. A protracted meeting is in ped from the Asheville Citi­ can stand, we will let i t pass, Do not fait to write for pi ices. Re pectfuRv, progress a t Beaver I) a m M.k?iV Persona ire broken zen touching upon the merits for, in the words of Samuel "town from overwork or hounehold cam church, conducted by Rev. Brown's iron Bitters Rebuild*the Jones, we h a t e t o waste o u r Tkcm, aid* dtwstico. rerrovf. excrsi of biie, David Green and others. <tu4 euro* u; Riria. uet U»a yt&uia*. May 21, 91, KNOX VI LIA IIWIIIIWIIIM I HI—•— THE NORMA L AND COLLEGIATE Institute " ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA W. W. W00DRU5F & GO. - THESE ARE HARD TMES SEWING MACHINES OF IE, S. P. ANtiEL �- .VA?*.. : men a r e generally drinking, DEMOCRAT for congratulat­ o u s charge against a n y one marauding about, and of­ ing its readers upon t h e re­ in public print have t h e man­ ten in a row. On t h e least sult of the late election, and hood t o put y o u r name t o if, D. B. Doughwrtj, Editor. K. 1'. River*, Publisher provocation t h e pistol i s after a fling characteristic of a n d it may be t h a t good peo drawn from the hip-pocket i t s distinguished (?) a u t h o r , pie will respect you some, not lhursday Jan. 5tb,l893. a n d some one shot. t u r n s upon myself and severe withstanding yoursins in the If the la W w a s rigidly execu­ ly criticised my course a s past. J. c. HORTON. THERE is now a movement ted on t h e s e offenders, it Chairman of t h e Watauga being pnt on foot by some o f would have s wholesome ef­ County Executi ve Com m ittee o u r enterprising citizens t o fect. W h y d o young men charging t h a t I circulated un obtain a charter for a t u r n carry pistols in a civil com­ fairly through the mails m a t pike road from Boone t o munity like Watauga? -No ter reflecting upon the char­ The firm cf I. L. Councill Blowing Rock and make a one's life is in danger except acter of Dr. Wilcox known a s & Bro., consisting of I. L. Councill and W. B Coun­ road 2 0 feet wide on a fine by parties who get drunk and t h e card of W. N. Luther, cil), J r . , was this day dis­ grade and keep i t up by tolls. carry them. Our advice t o Chairman of the Peoples'Par solved by mutual c o n you young friends, is t o quit t y of Ashe counnty. Also t o improve t h e road sent. The business with from Boone t o Cove Creek, s u c h a cowardly practice. Now, this assei tion of the increased capital and fa­ a nd from o u r place t o Deep Throw away your old pistol, writer in the Citizen is false, cilities will be conducted in the future by W. B. B a p on the Wilkesbororoad. and come o u t a m o n g y o u r and he either knows it when fellow men carrying brave he makes it, o r knows noth­ Councill, J r . , of Boone, Thisisa movement in t h e J . P . Taylor, of Hondu­ right direction. The present a n d honest hearts and your ing a t all a b o u t it. The facts ras, C. A., and I. L. Colin rood system is a huge failure lives will be more secure than a r e t h a t 1 did n o t see Mr. Lu­ cill, of Elk P a r k , under M r . Harvey Heed and will have t o be abandon­ a n old pistol in the hippock- ther's circular until S a t u r d a y the style of councill Tay­ Laceyvllle, O. et. ed on a h main thoroughfares. before the election when i t Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pa­ lor & Co. Messrs. J . P. T a y l o r and I. L. Councill A county like Watauga, iso­ came out in the Lenoir Top­ ralysis of the Throat A SPLENDID INSTITUTION. g i » i n g personal a ttent ion lated a s it is, must have bet­ ic. But I consider t h a t Mr. "^ Thanh God and Hood's Sarsat o t }»•> business. Asheville Citizen. parilla for Perfect Health ter' highways if we ever ex­ Luther had the right t o en­ V\ t? trust t h a t te pub­ The first term of t h e Ashe- lighten his associates of t h e " Gentlemen: For the benefit of suffering hu­ pect t o prosper. All thinking lic with whom theold firm manity i wish to state a fow facts: For several years I have suffered men must see t h a t this is s o ville Normal and Collegiate Peoples' P a r t y of the dis­ failure, gettlug so badfrom catarrh and heart has s o pleviNHntlye oudur I could not work and institute is d r a wing t o a close. trict upon the character and business'will contin­ a nd the sooner we realize the Could Scarcely Walk The success which attended ueits patronage to t h e fact, the better i t will be for p a s t course of Dr. Wilcox, I had a very bad spell of paralysis of the throat L, seemed closed and new, a s with the increase <oui<l not us. Our roads must be bet­ t h e opening of the school ex­ and it was his right and du­ was caused by swallow. The doctors said it heart failure, and gave medfeine of stock in all liu<ss it is ceeded the expectations of its ty t o warn them, if he had ter graded, better made and not Veem°tf» (?n Actions, but It did hoped t o secure the trade it ® ° ' My wife urged m o s t sanguine friends. With­ reason t o think his election mp kept up. The/improvement t o i t s entire satisfaction. of public roada is a g i t a t i n g in two weeks after t h e orga­ dangerous t o the best, inter­ At Death's Door Respectfully, Sarsaparflla! t h e minds of the people of all nization <<f the classes, there ests of his people. He is re­ but was entirely cured by Hood's concluded to After talking with Mr. Smith, I sections of North Carolina, wereonehundred (100) board sponsible for whatever state­ SIB ,06Ui" and the people a re waking u p ing pupils in attendance and ments he made, and if I had S I Elk Park, N. C. Oct.JJrd. o n the matter more than ev­ fifteen (15) d a v scholars. circulated his card in order The institution provides t o deter hones* farmers from Hood's Sarsaparilla er before. Let us all fall into ^restoration to perfect line and encourage and help for a liberal seminary course, casting a hopeless ballot for H. alih." HAKVKY HEED, LaceyvUle^O. HOOD'S PIDLS do not purge, pain or gripe, every way we can t o /htTve a normal course for the t r a i n Mr. P a t t o n , and incur the but ail promptly, easily and efficiently. JJo, better TOmhi in" Watauga. ing of teachers, a commercial danger of Wilsox'a election Let no one hinder such a n course including stenography by n plurality of votes, I enterprise but all pulltogeth t y p e w r i t i n g , bookkeeping would consider i t only fair and penmanship. Alsocour a n d in line of dnty, feeling er. ses in scientific cooking, and sure t h a t his party and prin­ the cutting and making of ciples antagonize t h e best in­ THERE is a s t r o n g feeling garments. terests of our people. But egrowingamongthepeople t o As a t Mr. Moody's school nongh. I a m n o t barbarian have the present homestead a t North field, and the far-fa laws of North Carolina re­ med institution planted by enough t o wish t o kick a pealed by the present legisla­ Mary Lyons a t Holyoke, corpse, so I will only s a y t o ture. We d o u b t whether there whose fame is a s wide a s t h e Mr. " F a i r P l a y " , who, al­ I wish t o call the a t t e n t i o n will be anything done this continents, thedomesticwork though he endeavors t o hide of the trade t o the fact t h a t session except t o a g i t a t e t h e of t h e school is performed by behind a fictitious sornbre- 1 a m novr offering some r a r e question, but a r e of the opin­ the pupil under t h e care of quet, allows his personality b a r g a i n s i n n o o t s , s h o e s , ion t h a t the present home­ the matron and her assistant. t o bristle u p and stick o u t hats, ready-made clothing, stead exemption is t o o large Ample provision h a s been all around like the quills of prints, worsteds, etc., harda n d protects men" who a r e made t o make this depart­ t h e porcupine, t h a t while I i ware, such a s plows, hoes, r o t t o o h o n e a t rather t h a n ment. a s easy and pleasant a s did n o t distribute the circu­ shovels, spades, traceehaina, lars referred to, i t was simp­ t h e really honest citizens, possible. a n d , in fact, anything you ly because 1 had none, of whom t h e law is intended t o need in t h i ^ j n o . ^ ^ This grand institution un­ protect. The present I a w der the care of Dr. Lawrence them, and t h a t what Jitttle 1 serves a s a hiding place for and his efficient corps of teach did for the cause of democra­ men wish t o t a k e a d v a n t a g e era has a mission. There a r e cy in the late campaign was GROCERIES of their creditors. Repeal t h e thousands of young women done with a deep sense of du HA V E the best selected a n d law altogether o r modify it in these mountain valleys t o t y t o the interests of o u r peo -opie. Bo d o n o t fly a t me in largest stock of goods ever and i t will restore the credit whotr its open doors in the y o u r wrath after your candi­ I keep coustnntlyjjon hand a brought t o this place anc of the poor, honest,man, and years t o come will prove a lull supply of grocer­ perhaps the best selection in will be n o disadvantage t o blessing, t fferingnot only the d a t e has been repudiated by a net majority of nearly sev­ ies coniristi ng in p a r t of Su­ the county. a n y true and honest citizen. privileges of a liberal educa­ g a r , Coffee, Rice, etc., en thousand three hundred We believe t h e existence of tion, which were otherwise be which will be sold a s c h e a p a s t h e present law is s h o r t and yond their reach, b u t such a in the district, because I a m U TO they can be, bought in t h e t h a t it will erelong be abol­ training f o r business and only one of the many t h a t did what they could t o ac­ mountains. ished. MR. MARTIN late­ home life a s is furnished by complish t h a t result, and I ly returned from the few institutions in the coun­ defy him o r any one else t o I cannot, in this smali space tell you of half t h e barguiiiB 1 HE South Carolina legis­ t r y . North, where he spent point t o any act of mine in I a m prepared t o offer, b u t lature has adjourned, and a week buying HOODS, the capacity in which I was invite you, one a n d all, t o t h e prohibition bill passed From Horton, N. C. and we have almost acting, t h a t was not strictly come and see. Thirty-six in­ goes into effect on t h e 1 s t Editor Democrat: ches t o Hie yard and sixteen anything needed in d a y of July next. T h e ' bar­ Everything h a s quieted fair and honorable. ounces t o the pound h a s ev­ THIS I t is an evident fact t h a t I er been rnv motto, a n d I room system is a t an end. I t down since the election, and county, a t prices t h a t throws the sale of liquors in­ while the democrats a r e qui­ did n o t turn my back upon hope t o receive in the future, , defy com pe­ t o t h e hands of the S t a t e . etly enjoying the g r e a t and t h e teachings of the farmers' what I have s o much e n j o y ­ tition. ed in the past, the liberal p a t One dispensory may beestab decisive victory; t h e reasona­ alliance, for, although differ­ ronage of the public. lished in each county where ble and sensible republicans ing somewhat a s t o methods, Most Respectfully, liquors inay be sold in sealed accept theresultgracefully a s we were all together battling Hats, packages of n o t less t h a n % a fair verdict by a majority against the common enemy ValleCrucis, May 10, '02. Shoes, pint n o r more t h a n five gal­ of the people and s a y i t is all of o u r prosperity. I would Clothing, lons. Written applications right; b u t i t seems t h a t some also kindly admonish him Ladies trimmed Executor'* Notice. will have t o be made for all of them a r e indignant over t h a t ere h* charges a n y one Having qualified aa the execu­ and un trimmed hats, else with shameful and un­ liquors purchased. T h e coun­ t h e result—mad enough t o Ribbons, manly conduct, i t would be tor of J. A. Shumnker, dec., all persons indebted to said estat" t y dispenser must be a n ab­ bite, if they could d o i t in the Flowers, in order for hi in t o repent in are requested to inakeimmediati stainer from the use of in­ dnrk and sneak away. This sackcloth and ashes for the payment, and all persons hold­ Plumes, toxicants and of good char­ seems t o be the condition of means and methods employ­ ing accounts against said estate Notions, acter. I t 16 claimed by t h e some one writing over t h e are notified to present them duly ed by himself and associates authenticated, within 12 months Ilea vy f r i e n d s o f p r o h i b i t i o n t h a t very suggestive cognomen of in order t o subject North Car or this notece will be plead iu bar and fancy groceries. the law will kill off drunken­ " F a i r P l a y " in t h e Western olina to their blighting rule of their recovery. Oct. 6th, '92. ness reform the old sokes. Citizen of Dec. 1 s t , a copy of again, and t o apologize t o L W. FARTHING , Executor. which a friend very kindly the rruo manhood and wo­ THERE is a s t a t u t e law in sent me. NOTICE. manhood for the gross" in­ N. C. prohibiting t h e carry­ TO se us before you buy. The laws of the S t a t e re­ " F a i r P l a y " seems t o be re­ ing of piktols,orany con?eal- ally a b o u t a s mad a s "Tuck­ sults ofTeied them in endeav­ quire all weights a n d meas­ We are in a posi­ ed weapons, mnkimg i t a fine er was when his wife died," o r i n g b y f l a m b o y a n t a n d ures t o be sealed, a n d I here­ tion to sa ve of $30. Magistrates ha ye ex a n d with perhaps a s good shameless harangues t o iuflu by notify the people t h a t I you money. elusive jurisdiction over these reason; and in looking a - ence the passions of the igno­ a m prepa red t o d o such work. Very Respectfully, r a n t and vicious. Accept the offenses, and still we hear of roiind for some object upon result like a little man; quit You w ll find me in Boone a t the residence of I). B. Dough­ H. ( , MART1IS & Co. men w h o c a r r y pistols a t which t o vent his anger, he y o u r snapping and snarling, erty. J. H. COOK, Blowing Rtck June 80, '92. their own a r b i t r a r y will, such pitched upon t h e Watauga a n d when you make a seri­ Standard Keeper. Tiio Watauga Democrat itfiSBaki O OO O O O CO c o o o BRYAN'S 'COMI ( M M « -0- NOTICE OF DISSOLUTiOn. M SAY! throat COldiug to any K od u Council!, Taylor ] Ob A BIS CUT Oil PEICES. WITHOUT A THIS IS NO IIUA BUG TO DRAW TRADE I I MEANBUSINESS. I rom now until the first df of April I will sell my stock CLOTHING —AND— OVERCOATS At ' 0 per cent above COST! If you d o n ' t think I mean come and look through in Kl'< H.'K I t wont coat you one cent you d o n t purchase. I have a large s*ock a n want t o get rid of i t befoi spring. *&* CALL AND LOOK! ~$S I would call y o u r attentii t o t h e big.cut in prices in i other hres. C, D. TAYLOR. ~o COME RESPECTFULLY, W. L BRYAN C O O OO © o'o �Effect of Sun and Moon on Steel. T h e W a t a M a D e m o c r a t and inflexible purpose in its A curious fact has recently possessor. But in t h e room there were been noted by the steel work­ A DwM'JcuATrcfa.mly newspaper ers a t Sheffield, England. It is devoted to the interest of Coun­ ft score of noses just a s ty, Ktnte and Nation. Published strong and full of the power this: Fine.edged tools assume every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ of aqusition. Russell Sage a blue color and lose all tem­ tauga County. N. C. h a s +he money making nose, per if exposed for any consid­ though it is n o t s o finely erable length of time t o the Lawyers and Soldiers. modeled a s t h a t of his dead light of the sun, either in stun T h e only ''nobility" in this friend. Austin Corbin's na­ mer o r winter. A similar eff­ country is the legal profes­ sal organ is a s full of ect is exercised by moonlight. sion. I t ha s been able t o a strength a s a locomotive. A huge crosscut saw with very great extent t o monop­ Henry Clews h a s t h e eagle's w h i c h the experimenters olize the offices, shape poli­ beak, b u t it is somewhat were working having been tics, and control the destinies more delicately chiselled and " p u t o u t of shape and its of the Republic. The farmers indicates m o r e generous temper ruined by a single and others have always been traits of character. night's exposure t o a firstready t o help t h e lawyers t o quarter moon."—St. Louis t h e big places. I t must be Republic. Giving Awry Clothing'. admitted by a candid and About a month a g o Rev. well informed person t h a t for N. J . Bakke, p a s t o r of the State of North Carolina, Wat­ t h e most p a r t they have been colored Lutheran church of auga county. 1, C. J. Cottrell, the num­ t h e fast friends of liberty, Concord, had an article pub­ do hereby certify that of county ber of days the board have been s t o u t in resistance lished in some Lutheran pa­ commissioners was in session and of tyranny a n d wrong, and pers North, setting forth the the number of miles traveled by have held offices with clean fact t h a t there was consider­ each of said hoard from Dec. 1st 1891 to Sept. 80th. 1892 as per bands. At least the South­ able destitution a m o n g Hie audited accounts are as follows: ern lawyers have almost al­ colored people in this vicini­ J. H Must, chin Bd co corns, 21 42,00 ways done this. They have ty. About three weeks a g o days at $2 per day, Miles traveled 140 at five been, too. generally well qual­ the boxes began to come in J cents per mile, 7 00 ified for the places they have and they have continued t o committee on finance 4 da,>s at 2.00 per day 8.00 held. come ever since. S o many Miles traveld 14 at 5 cts per If a young man means t o have been received t h a t Mr. mile .70 enter politics the surest and Bakke c a n n o t distribute Total 57.70 best way is t o read law and them, if he fill only the wants \v c coftev 22 days at 2.00 per practice i t with success. He of the needy. Up t o d a t e he day, 44.00, committee on finance 2 days at 2.00 per day. 4.00. To­ is then on the high road t o has received over $1,000 tal 48. w. w..Presneli 22 days at political advancement. All worth of clothing. The a r 2.00 per day, 44.00; miles trav­ the voters will be ready t o tides were sent by members eled 96 at 5 cts per mile 4.80: and infirm at t a k e him np a s "eminently of the Lutheran c h u r c h, 2 quilts for aged 1-2 days look­ 2.25 each 4*50; 1 tit." north, east and west. About ing after matters at poor house I t is true t h a t there have two-thirds of them have been 2 25; one day looking after Mathias riarman aged and infirm been some extreme dema­ distributed. 1.50. Total 57.05. gogues—frothy, false a n o I t soon became noised n- Grand lotal 162,75. " o n the make"—who have broad among the colored C J . C OTTRELL, betrayed public t r u s t s and people t h a t there was a gen­ nee. 2nd 1892. elk nd co corns. misled and befooled the very tleman in Concord who was " d t a r people," hut these have giving away whole suits of generally been shysters and clothing, and all one had t o "Old Bailey" practitioners d o was t o g o t o him and ask ready for both sides o r any for what he wanted. Last thing t h a t might " t u r n up." Monday a perfect swarm of We a r e reminded of all this darkies was here. They came by a brief mention we saw from Mt. Pleasant, Harris- We wish to call attention to oui last week in a religion! paper. burg, Flows, Popular Tent, line of second-hand I t was stated t h a t every and every remote p a r t of Buggies, Carts, wagons, President o f t h e United the county. There were a t Hacks, Harness Etc, S t a t e s had been a lawyer o r a least 500 colored people heie soldier. Significant very and on t h a t d a y . They came They are almost good as new, and persons wishing to buy can true. The soldiers, simply weaiing their shabbiest clo­ secure bargains by calling on us. Were Washington, W. 11. thes. They hatched up all We have a big lot of NEW Hariison, Zachary Taylor, s o r t s of t des t o tell Mr. Bak­ and U. S. Grant. Those who ke. All of their numerouschil- BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, HAUNES« &c Were both soldiers and law­ dren were in rage, they said on hand, which will be sold on yers, were Monroe, Jackson, and must have clothes. reasonable terms. If we have not Pierce, Hayes, Garfield, Ar­ got what \ou want, we will t h u r and Benjamin Harrison. Mr."Hill to be Secretftry of State. take pleasure in getting any The remainder were lawyers ALBANY N. Y., Deo..—The thing for you in our line. We buy only-Adams. Jefferson, Mad­ Time. J Utiion to-night, under direct from manufacturers and ison, John Quincy Adams. Washington date, says: Uni­ can, therefore, give yon very Van Bnren, Tyler. Fillmore, ted States Senator Hill has close prices. Buchanan, Lincoln, Johnson been tendered the portfolio of We have a full line of new Har n n d Cleveland. —Messen ge/. S t a t e by President-electUleve ATTENTION, BU?E!!S! The Money Making: Nose. I was very much interested u t th.» ftmerul of J a y Gould t o note the wonderful collec­ tion of noses which gathered a b o u t the bier of the great financier. They were noses of men who have been archi­ tects of their own fortunes, and who have builded] piles of large dimensions. If you have a snip.v nose the physiognomists will tell you it is no use for t vou t o try and make a fortune. I t is n o t in you. The men who possess great flnancieiingge liius possess s t r o n g and prom inent nasal organs, with prominent bridges, notes of the aquiline type, like a n ea­ gle's beak. I t is not a ques­ tion of nationality a t all, but of character, a n d the compa­ ny a t J a y Gould's funeral-—a verj typical one-proved t h a t t h e physiognomists a r e right. The nose of J a y Gould him self was preeminently a "money-making nose," and in the coffin i t s characteris­ tics showed even more murk­ ily " a n in life, it was land. This is following the custom to give t o the leading opponent a portfolio. Sena­ t o r Hill was a p p r o ached while in New York by a close friend of Mr. Cleveland. As the re­ sult Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Hill met in Baltimore later on where all differences w e r e healed and Mr. Cleveland in person tendered Mr. Hill the portfolio of State. This will result in the following chan­ ges in New York State: Gov­ ernor Flower and Hon Ed­ ward Murphy, J r . , will both he sent t o the United States Senate, pin ping Lieutenant Governor Shrehan in the Gov ernor's chair. ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ ery tiling in the harness line. Can beat the world on prices. fcSTWe will take in exchange, hoises. mules, and also good beet cattle. Give^us a call. . . bi:iutiiiiiii:!i:i!!i:iiillililii!iif • tn.-u it" 4-z.OSiMa s 'NNtii 1 ' / > n rv- v a 3TIIAHSVN J l> v .. i- B >5,1 w - -*v pusg •ipjnfyneuriul.-je '-r . AST£ \ COME'CKTE PER NliW'SP.Y Uie Pridcofthe North Carol •-jno jo Aiuo ~j i;a<c o- 11a PreHH." r Bn QHV0 ")V»til IPGd i'Jv r "s* '.llissino'l - B "I'M wipouo '•njviiBa S' l !»<t«• 4VS '} 'if , rB Do .you want to aid in building • lri»ra»S»IT'ilt l-tS !e up a paper that shall reflect the ' AL . Mtvt 'amaacat | greatest credit on North Carolii * 3 S f l Ml A irv 0 « 111a, no matter where it ma v be -j -Bortaa-i jtB<()« if B-*^u T.. jaatojs f^^ •BuiaipBtu fEBjud w;oj>t' --sa^ * |seen? Then patronize Jr pa« u) p'iin ts^tasdg e^uavdvj fc 3AIiIU0d * i! autism '»»s»»tp aws -• The H ilmington Mes senger is o) tqafjuot^aiaquf XqXpstsBJBtj*, 2ttj£us;»'*/fro L' A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER T -tfp aoy ' - " ••*0 rmm ' i'+• A-fr. Vjl t - , .-W.f.-rjg, ~ SBQfitBdl uaouf 5jt»»q»tpotaonTP 'itDafoaj B --pa« Tfc| puttaepfo 2 ni (I = -ftoiaQ Ufajnoa — 8uoipu[«qai B sauuf pu«tv<tiq} 2'aooa Bqt jo aa B -flBOOJp )U«EU s uaSixo p J 5» »1 HaOAXO-sotnd 2 0IJI0SEi8 ••JII'UJION 10} 9 BB BqCUBSZBtDp. TECAUTION ilTY r . Machine Shop, null any c- ottiea are used. t» he the best v t».*oT. ::t CW0K. Itf Roston. jetKilitiiitiKM '.sum:;, .niton -. %* - tT U W % r-ii ISEWS&C $ mm®,' ^nilllllllilUlflfUKttii.. ?!£•::i. '.jiMifWiMiMtl.c. mass Hi B puu JIVfO ttZBUZB HTfta 2-iB3niAij8jn n js •H,lHSOAXU Do .you want a reliable paper, giving you all the news of tiie world—a Democratic newspaper that equals the best— has the largest circulation, and lias for twenty-one years been i part arid factoriu thegrowth and devvelopment of the Old North State? Then subserbe for TH WIIMildmiN MM1MF Campaign R a r t e s : l « u n m HJLvauo^i 3H1 81 I The "Diiil.y Messenger," By mail, 4 m o n t h s 011 trial, for $2.00 1 S.NVWH3AO S The weekly " T r a n s c r i p t Mes­ iiTiiiiiiiirttiinimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiii? senger," ( t h e largest a n d best paper in the S t a t e ) 9 months on trial for $ 1 . 0 0 Cash in advance. B o t h p ipers a r e large Eight-Page beets. Send Postal Card it/li the a d dress of live per­ ms a n d receive sample cop• of T HE M ESSENGEK. Oct. 1 s t . 1888. tf. IN39AXO SHI03S! CACTERINE NATURE'S 5 YEARS f CURE FOR CATARRH TAKE THE Slid Aa r 0!V B> l1« -GOING- •' . . 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Chicago and Alton route, r is the quickest route to S v A N S A 1 C1TY4 DENVER, 2 Jtnt. ftRijih .Vrt». 2 ir SX&•: to 8.«lf r .*> 2 ~*1anf a ' fqi.al Lt "'wafttrnotion. 2 f b )t.i« I I 1 1 O, 2 Has st, ZJLfztiK.v Uii»J C YnF ^ points in Idaho, Wash — Iluta Yl^gnni rhiizh. 2 Uazs -a. Coz-fiY.-t XtijoatiiteOil. JTREK TREATMENT at any drug stor•. nigton, Oregon. Utah 9 Hsu a CACTERINE AND IN8UFFLAT0R, $2.00. 2 Has BeyiUu t u'.'j.U uro. and California. 5 Hi. J fTowlaisr QualltlMWd s CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. 2 du*i a Layjf&r lt»nro i-f 4«u«i-ttl Work — Gacterlne Medioins Go., Waco, Toxm, Finest nnd Best Equipped -• U.a.1 wiy K.Aiug kAi-klss In tbo World. 2 Road in the West. 1 Exdwiiia THE liSYAL for poiata of| Only line running 8olid Vesti exosJIohOfl, Af.<J y»a will bay im> cifacr. 2 bud franis between St. Louis v I ROUE S. M, £fi„ Reskfori 111. J Slllll(illll!llllll!lliaillillll!ilttllMK(fltlllli<li:llllllllllllllllPl "OOFIMG. CURE Weather Boarding, Del ling8, PAY Ccrriigatsd Slieefinj, iTTii OH REOEIPT OF OO CES9T9 Roofing Paints, Iron Roofing, Trcejine Galtere and Spontlnf, WC WILL MAIL A BOX OF TITURINE! »5 rLrrwof Sbset SJetal for Building ( xeeapLETK AND R E A D Y \ VVC r- -':*VV WHEN SHIPPED./ and Kansas City. Reclining Chair care and Tour ist Sleepers free of extra charge, i I will meet parties at any rail; road station with through tickets and baggage checks. For full information, maps and descriptive pamphlets of th« West write to or call on B. A. N EWLAND, Traveling Passenger Agt.. 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C. J. CIIAULTon, G. P. A Chicago, HI. W E VVAIMT TW3 CiLLY INFAUIItLj; €•«»£ P9R Tetter, Gfoaad Itct ItcMag Piles, Ring form and til Itching SSID Diseases. K\*«i kava TETTFR, It :aaKwe col how long It tas •xl^, TK7TERJMI will aa certainly euro y*S iJ you H30 it KftTEsls&a, PalnIts3 Fragrant MfilT P V' rtf.<5 If Tout *zro <TUc&tl jflod SnuTtli. I , th.* Jlefsrencco— Routbovn l\awlc of tV.» o" Gooryla, Cliai* ivim Wra.k, &i.« Kiktio/vai 3juiJk of SaTanssil. la Li "• - %.a w 5tS3 sue vzs&guMsBamammmm wmavr^-otto workmaa to ' --r.otS A's*&Z.X ear naaieriiele Lo - & .-;-oviMeVy. wrtto ftwr Y. r & &&aei*Ratl, Okie. ;v '??. SLISHSO 1372. J. T. 8HUPTR1NE & BBO. CA. Li ENK EL, CRAIG & CO. .Lenoir N. C. ONE DOLLAR is easily earned by anv one of either sex in an) part of tiie country, who Is willing to work Indus triously at the employment which we furnish. The labor i- light and pleasant, and rou run no risk whatever. We lit you out complete,so that you can give the business n trial without expense to yourself. For those willing to do a little work, this is the grandest offer made. You can work all dav, or iti the evening only. If you are em­ ployed, and have a few spare hours at your dis­ posal, utilize them, and add to your Income, our business will not interfere at all. You will be amazed on the start at the rapidity and eas­ ily which you ntnass dollar upon dollar, day In and day out. Even beginners are successful from the lirst hour. Any oue can run the business — nont fail. You should try nothing else until you set for yourself what you can do at th" bus inwhich we offer. No caoitai risked. Yt'ca;»n ur grand workers; nowadays they make *s niut:: is men. They should trv tills business, as it is well adapted to tlicni. Write at once and see fin yotrmif. Address H. HAI.I.ETT A CO., liox 880, Cortland, Me PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER ENDOR6ED BY ^ PR0FA.L^ETZ,P.H.9, of Medical Depftrttopr.i Tulano TJnlvervIty of Loulilana, who, after a careful acalyitla, pronuuncee It a pore Crtcui Tartar Powder, which he cheerfully reoornmonda to tho public. "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"^ !»URC, WHOLCSOMt AND POWERFUL. Grovcr Cleveland will he a s ^ Yoo Want H. Ask Grocer For It. ked t o rmike a speech on ULF FG. O, May 1 s t , 1893, a t the World­ ' s Fair. At t h e close of the speech, if he accepts the invi­ Te agent who telle Is bcttbi tation. Mr. Cleveland will you as gospel trtlfl touch a n electric button, ION SCALE at to starting the 14,000 horse HE GREAT FROGft' *3 C? rt-CCTRiClTY Is not a standard scaMh, a . Adress any made. For free book and price 111., power plaint i n machinery tietiici! & Surgical Institute Jones of Bingkmton, Blnghamton, N.L for the Treatment of Chronic Vu' as 'ia!l, which is t o run all the . A C. * Kervc na, Votse rest I,!* p'e1« Private, Fenisle, and al , m.rf. Vy X. whirling wheeh of the fair. — Snntleal IMwaw*. t't'KI » ydc*i<i. CAnot irat, «• icufh. •«. JoV.r»n ;i:r e«a<f>tu,rv«V^.V.,et -»ort forbat K»*d.r, »«« yn. Ol'AtlANTEKO In Sendr a-e all fc*> Exchange. I...,,m»; »t tk« »t.rt, and ».orafromr»v p how loom «» tt to arranged stamps for hook o; and taken. *14 .ltoth hih. •(«>. In .»T t>*'t of cents • indisea'-s. and how to on. ilnf •ev?fr ; 3'noo w.tn pm? rrpTr-motiTTT 'aopetvf rBs# .ti'j.m.ri--'. yan on*11 »p»r. ni.m.nt* anlj to .cpimctK'. ft! > them. Call or addrosa, »» • : TTui SiiBjiJK t»\ yuvwwitld b t , U E BLBC8T F CO. ^ptOR. <<m ow. pnr.fr SJiElt & Tsar. 'tiiJi.tXtlJpitta IT* ati BUT k m trills. l ewmr oitut VOlii « MALOUfT SfKltr !LV -r-. GS?n\ y 4K t I, milt ' -iilJW. *t Wiu, r:3Btstn;#*RSBEiisse W&SfW.Jfa. »•*' tf Iti, .'MTUHI, sauML PTPnd lavit otp* CvJpn'W i 'u|tto-T* tatav G M G A ROBBER OR THIEF JONES' ^60 5 W Co- • sit«. wkd Tra-ie-McrYs wV.taiaed. and all fklc cm bu»'u«v« cr/cdacteii for Mek«rete Fees. 0e* Otfr.e le OceeaHe U . S.ffaHat fKffee, and w# »e--nr« uatint litl#c«U»Bth*atoe>* reih.it* fnua Wseklngto*. I%n<l model, dravdsj cr fboto , wttk tHUtfdo*. We advlte, if pnt«at*ViB ct aot, free ot chs.rr». Ottr fee not ese till iB«Umtte »e«*re*. A rsia?hl*t. "How to Obtaia fBteeite," wttfc fttBtBB ofsctasl chente ia yottr tUVe, wuly,«r Wrvnt, sen', free. Addrett, c.A.s?tscw&ca »it WiAee* "kflhmt. V>r *»,tlB#eN. R, •, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 17 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0105_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: January 5, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-01-05 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/f0f5adfad0809f132634f1b984b5a3b1.pdf 16fc7000dd25b4c44288df86d949bb5b PDF Text Text rant VOL 5 BOONE, COUNTY, LETTER. mittee on appropriation: In the estimates submitted for From our Regular Correspondent. appropriations for the next W. B. C0UNC1LL, JR. fiscal year by the War DeATTORNEY AT LA A. Speaker Crisp's visit to Newparment was one item of 650, Boone, N. C. York foi the purpose of con­ 000 dollars for artificial ferring with President-elect Cleveland, which was first au limbs for saldiers. The large W. B. COUNCILL, M.I). thoritively announced in this amount for this purpose sug­ Boone, N. C. was a success gested an investigation which Resident Physician. Office correspondence, brought out the fact that up on King Street north of Post from every point of view, and to the Fifty-first (billion dol­ while the Speaker will not, of Office. course, talk about what Mr lar) Congress, soldiers enti­ Cleveland said to him his face tled to nitiflcial limbs were E. F. L0V1LL indicates to a certainty his authorized every five years ATTORNEY ATT.AW, to receive new legs or arms, Boone N. 0. satisfaction, and indeed, he or to take in commutation does not hesitate to say that the conferences were entirely $75 for a leg a.id $50 for an DR. L. C. REEVES. satisfactory to both partici­ arm. During that Congress PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON pants, and that he found him- without any recommenda­ Office at Residence. sell in perfect accord with Mr. tion or request from the War Boone, N. C. Cleveland's ideasabmit what Department a hill was lob­ should he done by the party bied through by the claim aL. D. LOWE, in Congress. The importance g e n t ' s r i n g w h i c h a t t h a t to the democratic party at time collected about ninelarge of this complete under­ tents of theeommutatin inon standing between Speaker ey—upon a big percentage of AND Crisp and Mr. Cleveland can course—reducing the period NOTARY PUBLIC, hardly be overestimated. In to three years (since then a BANNER'S ELK, N. C. the first pluce, it removes all rule of the department shuts danger of a bitter fight over the claim agents out of this the Speakership of the next money). It was also discovHouse, and consequently ed that the original law was means that perfect harmony more H;*n liberal, as an ar­ ATTORNEY AL LAW, will exist between those who tificial arm wiil under ordina MARION, N.C ry usage last a life time and will control the legislation of that a leg lasts from six to -(o)the House and thedemocrateight yes re; also that 98 per Will practice in the courts o- ic President, and that means Wataugft, Aahe, Mitchell, McDow­ everything tor the future suc­ cent of those enf itled to arti­ ell ami all other counties in the ficial arms and 78 percent of western iistrict sarSpecinl atten cess of the party. Mioee entitled to legs regular­ Your correspondent regret s tion given to the collection of ly take the money instead of claims."®® that he cannot give as good the limb. Further investiga­ n ows of the prospects in the tion showed th it if this claim next Senate. In the first place NOTICE. agent's 1 iw had not been r».tthe control of the Senate of • Hotel Projyerty for SHIP. actej the item woyld have On account of failing health the next Congrese iHstill very been $75,009 instead of 650 of myself and wife, I offer for sale much in doubt, with theprob my hotel property in the town oi abilities of its being in the thousand dollars. Quite a difference, clt? This is only Boone, North Carolina, and will nell low for cash and make terms hands of the populists, who one instance--there are hun­ o suit the buyer, and will take have, through Senator Peffer, real or personal property in ex­ annomu'ed their intentions dreds of them—-showing how this Congress is compelled by change. Applv soon. to put their votes where they the vicious legislation of the W. L. BRYAN. will do the most good—to last republican Congress to themselves. Democrats here increase appropriations. It Notice. take no stock in the stories For sale. 900 acres of land, which republican nnd mug- will take several years ofdem oeratic rule and vigilant in­ on Rich Mountain, Watauga County, (fn which is asbestos, wnmp newspapers have been vestigations to get the ex­ and fine land for sheep ranch. circulating about the inten­ p e n d i t u r e s o f t h e g o v e r n Sales private. L. D. Lowe & tions of Senator Hill. The metitdown to an economical, J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of S-nator himselfhas long ago business basis, but it is go­ Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. given tip the attempt to put ing to be done. Banner Elk, Nov. 15 '90.. a stop to silly stories by dig­ Secretary Noble has issued •BBgaCTT' • ' nifying them with a denial, anjorder granting the use of NOTICE. but a gentleman who enjoys Parties putting papers in c o n f i d e n t i a l r e l a t i o n s w i t h the hall of the Pension Office building for theCleveland In­ my hand for execution will please advance the tees with him, and who is probably as augural Ball, but the com­ the papers and they will re- well acquainted with his in­ mittee has not yet accepted cei ve prom pt a ttention, other tentions as anyone, except it. Mr. Cleveland's first Inwise they will be returned himself, said to me: "Senator not eneciited for the want of Hill is fir st of all a democrat, augaral Ball was held in this building; also Mr. Harrison's. fees. D. F. B AIRD S HFF. and you will make no mis­ In fact it is almost the only take by asserting in the most building in Washington suit­ UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. positive terms that he will do able for the purpose, altho' Instruction is offered in four nothing in the Senate that owners of other buildings are general courses of *tudy, six brief courses, a large number w i l l h e i n c o n s i s t e n t w i t h of A different opinion. of special courses, and in law, Simon pure democracy. He Senator Morgan says that medicine and engineering. will support Mr. Cleveland's The Faculty includes twenty administration as loyally as it was English influence, that teachers. Scholarships and any man in the Senate, ex­ is always for the single gold standard, that preyen ted the loan funds are available for needy young men of talent cept in the ma tier of appoint­ a c c o m p l i s h m e n t o f a n y ­ and character. The next ses­ ing mugwumps or newly con­ thing by the monetary con­ sion begins Sept, 1. For ca t- v e r t e d d e m o c r a t s , o f t h e ference, and he thinks the alogue with full information, Wayne Macveigh stripe, to address President Winsrou, office. If Mr. Cleveland nom­ same influence will have the same effect when it meets uChapel Hill, N.C. inates any of those men to gain in the spring. important offices I predict I'ubiic Debt Statement. THE QBEAT OF CLSCTSICITY. that Senator Hill willendeav eSTJ-131LaX«'£3 Washington, Jan. 3—-The Medial & Syrgiea! Institute or to prevent their confirma­ public debt statement issued for ibe Tw.tmpnt o f Chrsnic, tion by the Senate, but he ?f«r\ o«a,V today shows an increase of frlrjiW, Ffm*!e, ».,4 111 will cast no vote against the the debt during December to Dl«r«..v&. <1 ill! O ' l i(AKTKI!!> in nil cases . arrt-n*Ml and taken, fien'l faat confirmation o f any m a n be $379,314, total cash in c*nt* in lUmta for bock on the Treasury $769,780,983, Ahov* di»eju»e«, aid how ienrs them. Call or address,to whose democracy is unques­ total debt of all kinds $1, "DR. ALBEHT F. SWELL I CO., tioned. Remember this pre­ MmiHo* tKie fc>MVlUe. T?,»U. 563,991,769, net cash baldiction, and see if time does ance$29,092,588, being a de not prove its truthfulness." crease during December of #J A tt |tp* \B *** #«me<* at»«t " f."Here is a specimen of ex­ $1,236,330; gold, silver and K i. % si *\i ** w ******* ***-r-e* m eM, >7 la their ti W sltfeer *wj | V* X £ ®«W $ •? i IF wltfV Wi »t»emi tU KmR*w!•«.» r«aoto 4<Mra.t travagant nnd useless legis­ currency certificates in circu­ P II I • »w^«- jtm. <,!•>. -.h«i *!»». A»» •«u |% W wwyifc -r all jfs»r list* to ife« wrrk. rHr fW' «p*r» » &n lation $568,267,807, being tnHrt'7 ant laadA*! Mafi •••4^11» «• t« attrt workv. lation, brought to light by if«r1aMr« an wnla| frtn 9U la tK n«fe«ii4 w^irtrda, an increase during December bad mora aflar a CM# avtarlma. W aS flvniah you iha flarwaat t«**k He rare axuiai^ bcra. FJ members of the House com­ of $1,097,360. j Jitmtmm HM yew till. > CO..lokbdiWTk, %kU$> Tftdl PROFESSIONAL. Attorney at Law j F. MORPHEA, ' v WASHINGTON WATAUGA N. C., THUliSDAY, HARDIN--SPAINH0UR. Marriage of MI ns Ida M. Hardin of Boone,.N. C*» to Sir. Win. R. Spain* i hour, of Ulysses, Nebraska. Owe ^of the.^prettiesta wed­ dings ever witnessed in this country took place at the res idence of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hardin, east of Hartfoid £011 Tuesday, Dec. 27th, 1892. At the hour appointed, the bridal party entered thejparlor and stood under a bower of ever-greens interspersed with "Southern Moss." A large horse-shoe, constructed entirely of white tea roses, was suspended over the place at which two destinies were tf) be united in one. The Rev. Darkness, Pastor of the M. E. Church, was in attendance to t ie the (bridal (knot. The bride was handsomely uttir ed in a French serge ashes of roses combined with Bengaline si'k chiffon, lace chiffon handkerchief in her hand and gloves to match dress. She wore no ornament in her hair except a soltair diamond. The groom appeared in con­ ventional black. Miss Mattie Snyder, of Topeka, cousin of the bride, acted as usher, and removtd the white ribbon that seprated that part of the parlor to he occupied by the bridal party. After the ceremony was over congrat­ ulations followed; then t h e company sat down to a sump­ tuous banquet. The snowy white table fairly glistened with its cut glass aud decora te 1 china. In the center was a large glass dish filled with orange®, while at each end of the table was a circular bed of ever-greens, dotted with white and pink roses. The menu was as follows: Roast turkey, boiled eggs, cranberry sauce, sliced ham, lemon, tnashed potatoes, tomatoe-salad, pickles, cream bread, butter, sweet pickled tomatoes, apple jelly, plum jelly, hot coffee, green tea, apple butter,strawberry pre­ serves, pear preserves,cherry pie, fresh peaches, apple sauce chocolate cake, cocoa nut cake, bride's cake, gold cake, lemon oske and marble cake. There were present about forty guests. Those from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0, Taylor and daiariiter, of Johnson City, Tenn.: M i s s Mattie Snyder, of Topeka. The bride is too well known to need any introduction, having been reared in our midst, the youngest daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hardin, one of theoldest and most respected families of Watauga county. She is a lady of culture, nnd her affi­ anced is to be congratuated upon winning the heart nnd hand of one so amiable. The groom, who has lived most of the time for 19 years in Ne­ braska, but having spent a part of the time in N. C.; we all know something of h i s firmness and moral worth. He is a brother of Mr. J. F. Spainour, of Boone, who at one time waseditor of t h e Watauga DEMOCRAT. The decorations of the pleas ant home were attractive and were executed by the skillful hand o? Mrs. Dr. S. E. Northington, of Emporia, Kansas, who formerly resided in N. C. JANUARY, 11, 1893, As stated above, it was a pleasant affair, and an aus­ picious beginning of the wed­ ded life of two people, with brilliant prospects b e f o r e them. Mr. and Mrs. Spainhour took the train at 4, p. in.. Wednesday, for Ulysses, Nebraska, where they will be at home t.o| their friends af­ ter Jan. 1st. The folloi;ing]|is a list of presents: Photograph case, Miss Mat lie Snyder, Topeka, Kansas; % doz. tea spoons, Jordan C. Snyder; photograph album and embroidered silk hand­ kerchief, Mrs. Jordan C. Sny­ der and sister Florence cous­ in of the bride; $300, Mr. George Snyder,Juncle of the bride; silver bon-bon spoon, Mrs. George Snyder; cut glass cake stand, L Misses Jennie and Flora Rowen; cut glass fruit dish, Mrs. Margaret Scott; Rochester lamp, Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Taylor: Mrs. Amanda Taylor; % doz. sil­ ver tea spoons, % doz. linen doylies and one pair linen towels, Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder; silver and glass wa­ ter bottle, Misses Annie and Maggie Taylor: embroidered silk handkerchief, Miss Cora Parks, of Ulysses, Neb.; hand painted picture scarf, Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Northington, of Emporia; bon-bon tray, Mrs. Grissom; $1 John Snyder Jr. cousin of the bride; |$5, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hardin, of Boone. N. C.; $5 Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Hardin, Blowing Rock, N. C.; $10, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hardin, Hartford, Kans. brother and sister to the bride. LURAY. Emporia, Kan. Dec. 29, '92. Statistics of Statesmen. Washington Post. In the House of Represen­ tatives the mun with the longest name is Archibald Henderson Arrington Wil­ liams, of North Carolina. The heaviest roan is John W. Rife, of Pennsylvania. A special chair is provided for his use. The handsomest man is Al­ lan Cat heart Durborow, Jr., of Illinois. The homeliest man is Wil­ liam F. Parnttt, of Indiana. The oldest mad is Edward S::ull, of Pennsylvania He was born in 1818. The youngest man i* Jo­ seph W. Bailey, of Texas. He was born October 6, 1863. Th* best dressed man i s Henry II. Bingham, of Penn­ sylvania. The wittiest man is Thom­ as B.ackett Reed, of Maine. The tallest man is Newton Martin Curtis, of New York. His height is 6 feet 6 inches. The shortest man is John R. Fellows, of New York. The thinnest man is James I). Richardson, of Tennessee. The richest man is John L. Mitchel, of Wisconsin. His wealth is estimated at from $25,000,000 to 35,000,000. The best story teller is John M. Allen, of Mississippi. Queen Elizabeth was, in her day. about the only woman who used a fork. In New England, in 1750, b l a c k hands and white went into the same dish for food around the big tables. Now hair­ brushes for dolls are sold. NO. 18, BABY BOY SEIZED FOR DEBT. Indianapolis, Ind.,Dec. 30. —This evening a lawyer nam ed Hamerichanda Mrs. Hess went to the Occidental Hotel and seized the ten-months-old baby of Mrs. Hepburn f o r debt. Mrs. Hepburn was for merly a Louisville girl. When very young she entered light opera, and recently has been with the Wilbur Company, During a recent engagement of the Wilbur Company here she was taken sick, and tur­ ned her child over to the Hess family to keep until her re-, covery. Yesterday she made/ d demand for it, but her de-/ raand was refused, for the reason that she had not suf­ ficient means to defray the cost of its keeping. She prom ised to send the money after she had rejoined the compa­ ny and had earned it ; but the Hesses were obdurate. To-day Mrs. Hepburn pro­ cured theservices of an officer and recovered the child and took it to the Occidental Ho tel. 11 was while she was out on a shoppingsxpedition that it was seized. When in­ formed o f the seizure Mrt. Hepburn fainted dead away. It was over an hour until she recovered consciousness, and then she raved until for a time it was feared she would go insane. She was finally quie­ ted upon the promise that her hoy should be returned to-morrow. Mrs. Hepburn's husband is also an opera singer, but is a mem hereof another company. Mrs. Hepburu is rather slight of build and has a preposses­ sing appearance. She is de­ termined to regain possession of her boy. They A f t Always Dromk. News and Observer. A traveler who has recent­ ly returned froraJJapan, says that there is n people living in the northern part of that Empire, none of whom io ever sober a moment, if he can help it, from cbi'dhood to the day cf Ida death. They are called the Ainu, and i%re rmpposed to he the aborigines of the country, who have been driven by the J a panes# into the more remote and inhospi­ table parts of the territory. They area small, hairy, semiharbaious people, filthy the fast degree in all their habits, and their principal characteristic is a mania for drink. Their favorite tipple is a native beverage, one drink of which, it iti said, is enough to effect a permanent cure oi the most inveterate European tope r . Courier Journal: Chicago has nought Lincoln'c birth place, Libby prison, the Surratt tavern and Uncle Tern's Cabin for its museum of his­ toric curiosi tree and is after the house where Lincoln died, with some chance of getting it. But when Chicago specu­ lators offer to buy Indepen­ dence Hall and remove it to the lakeside as one of its cu­ rios they are beginning to trifle with the seutimental re­ verence of the American peo­ ple for something that mon* ey can not buy. Fay your aubscri �S UIIHCUI ption KATE S To THE W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT 1 copy 1 year " 6 months " 3 months $1.00 50 35 ADVERTISING RATES. 1 inch 1 week 1 " 1 mouth » 1 " 3 " 1 « 6 " I " 1 year 1 column 1 week 1 " 1 month 1 " 3 " 1 " 6 " 1 " 1 year feeling i; uiw in rested for him by all people, as he is one of our greatest men. —The most cruel winter weather that has visited Wa­ tauga for years, has been up­ on us without ceasing for the past ten days. Public travel has bepn almost entirely cut off. The mails even being stopped on account of ice and snow. $ .75 1.75 3.00 5.00 7.00 0.00 13.50 25.00 —The way to encourage a 37.50 50 00 county paper, or to discour­ age it, rather, is to subscribe Entered at the Postofficeat and never pay, and send in Boone, N. C., as second-class an advertisment and because mail matter. you are charged the regular advertised rates, resolve to LOCAL NEWS. never give it any more work. This is some of our latest ex­ —Snow. perience. —Snow and ice. —Could the readers of the —Boone will, in all proba­ bility, have a wedding in the near future. —Capt. T. J. Coffey left on last Monday for the South with 35 head of horses. —Mrs. H. J. ilardin still re mains critically ill, but there ar^still hopes of her recov­ ery. —Mr. S. M. Dugger, of Ban ner Elk, is in Raleigh, and will deliver a lecture while there. —Capt. Lovill has intro­ duced the Boone & Blowing Rock Turnpike bill in the leg islature. ---Near 75 head of mules and horses have passed here lately for the southern mar­ ket. —Mr. I. L. Council, of ElkPark, is in Boone, and sn.vs he is ice-bound, snow-boui.d, and bound to scay. DEMOCRAT kr.ow the trouble Raleigh, N. C, Nov. 15, '92. Mrs. 0ouncill, Boone, N. C. You ha ve doubtless heard of the organization of the N. (3. Monument Association in Raleigh, our object being to erect a monument to our Con federate dead, that North Carolina will ever point to with pride. To do this, we propose that each county fur rush ut least enough money to buy a block of granite, on which will be inscribed the name of county and number of soldiers lost. As we wish the monument to cost from fifteen to twenty-five thous­ and dollars, we hope the con­ tributions will be liberal, but there is no specified sum, or limited time. Any amount, however small, may be for­ warded to our treasurers and held in name of county until called for. We have chosen you as vice-president for Wa­ tauga county. Very Resp. Miss M. 1. COWPER , Sec. Tha Husttr Hunted. An old huntsman was re­ turning one evening from a neighbors when he heard a flock of wild turkeys in a clump of pines. They were going to roost, and he at once resolved to be on hand in the morning and shoot some of them. How he suc­ ceeded i« best told in his own language. "The next mnrnin afore day bivak," says the hunter, "I was on the ground. I hid in an openin between some large bowlders that closed a space on three pi les but was open at the top, where a man could stand comfortably 'thout bein seen. "I set down at the mouth o' the openin, laid my gun on the ground and listened till toward day break I heard the turkeys cominon the run"I was gittin my gun ready when I heard a queer noise like some animal pantin be­ hind me. I turned my head and saw the biggest kind of a wild cat, with mouth wide open and eyes like two full moons, just ready to jump on my hack. S*at? I sprang to my feet, an throwed my hands over my head an give a yell that would have scared a grizzly. "The cat went one way an I went another. I got out o' m> hidin place in a hurry, an stood for a few minutes feelin trembly like. Then 1 went back an picked up my gun an started for home, feelin like a sheep killin dog. "You see, the wildcat was out lookin for breakfast, an ex pec tin to get * he pick o, the turkeys when h* 4 see me. I ain't ashamed to own I was ft tint rated. "Did I get any turkeys? No; I couldn't have shot a turkey if one had run up an hit me. But I laid for that wildcat till i got him; leastway: I took it for him, al­ though I own J didn't stop long enough that first si ght o' the creeter to examine him over partie'lar. It's alius been an unsettled p'int in my mind which was scart the worst, the cat or inc."—Cor. Forest and Stream. this issue has been they evi­ dently would appreciate it. The first pages were printed almost without correcting, from Ihe fact that as quickly AH the type was wet it froze into a solid block. You must In order that contributions not look for errors this time may he speedily had, and to unless jou expect to find give all persons a convenient them. chance to contribute, I here­ —Little Ruth, the two year by appoint the following la­ old babe of Mrs. Dr. Reeves, dies in the different t o w n knows the alphabet perfectly i ships to collect and send to and can spell printed words j me the amounts contributed. almost as readily as any one. | Miss Vick. Farthing, Mrs. J. This is, we think, remarkable T. Reese, Mrs. T. P. Adams; and we are made to wonder Mrs. T. C. McBride, Miss — if "Baby Ruth" Cleveland, Brown, Miss — Taylor, Mrs, whose name is as familiar as Malinda Greene, Mrs. Elihu household words throughout Luther, Miss Alice Hodges, the Union can cope with this Mrs. C. J. Cottrell, Mrs. J. B. dear litTie midget in point of Clarke, Mrs. H. C. Martin. Mrs. W. C. Coffey, Mrs. J. F. intellect? Spaiuhour, Mrs. G. H. Blair, From Sugar Grove N.O. Mrs. J. 0. Shull and Mrs. Joe Pnipps. 1 urge that those Lditor Democrat. Not having seen any thing good ladies will use energy —Mrs. Chas. Coffey, of Le­ from this placefor some time, | to get up ;dl donations possi noir, is spending some time I shall attempt to note a few hie, and all other good ladies at her father's Capt. Crunch­ items while the Wintry winds ! of the county to assist iii this er, on New River. howl and carry before them ; good work. Reap. ALICE M. COUNCILL, V. P. —Miss Maggie Cook, who the cold icy snow which is fur Watauga. was visiting on New River, very disagreeable to he in but was detained by the blizzard beautiful to behold. WE reepecfully request any until Monday, when she re­ During the last eight days and all persons of Watauga t^e creeks have been complet to help in ibis noble enter­ turned home. —Notwithstanding the in­ ely frozen over, uluch to the prise. Send all fipfmtioiisto tense cold, Messrs.Coftey and delight of the boys who have Mrs. Alice M. Councill, Boone, Bryan have been tilling their been learning to use skates. who w ill forward the same to ice houses with iceforsummer Some have learned rapidly the association at Raleigh. while others carry a black Many of our citizen* have use. eye or a kerchief around their kindred who were killed in - -During the cold weather heads. the late war, then help in hav V I . W. Barber of Wilkesbomany of our citizens enjoyed We never had a more quiet ing a u onumenfc erected to ro has received the appoint­ themselves much huntingrab Xmas than we have had this their memory. Do not neg­ ment as solicitor in place of bits—27 being the number y ear. < 'ona pa ra t i vely n o lect this, but pay what you Thomas Settle who gets Ins killed in two hunts. drinking nc "shin-digs" as can spare as BOOTI as possi. certificate as congressman e—Magistrate* who haven't they are sometimes called, ble.—(DEMOCRAT. leet. T h e Gov. did w e l 1 n made their annual reports to and no weddings. Rut on appointing him as he is ena­ the board of commissioners, Tuesday night after Xmas The Cause of ELhewmatUm. ble prosecutor. are hereby notified to make the community was much de­ An acid which exists in sour them by th~ L Monday in lighted with the entertain­ milk and cider, called lactic acid, Feb. ment given by the school at is believed by physicians to be the cause of Rheumatism. Accu­ —We are pleased to see that CoveCreek academy, of which mulating in the blood, it attacks Mnj. Bobbins of Statesville is Mrs. N. C. Weatherly and the fibrous tissues in the joints, a ses ag n i g p a i s . favorably spoken of for min­ Miss Johnsie M. Gillespie are a n d c isu needed ois i za n remedyn to What ister to Mexico. We hope he teachers. These ladies are neutralize the acid and to so in­ will receive theappointment. perfect christian ladies and vigorate the kidneys and liver have been teaching one of the 1 hat a ll waste will be carried off. —Our resident physicians, best schools wehave ever hat) Hood's Sarsaparilla is heartily recommended by many whom it Drs. Councill and Reeves, are at this place. But we fear; has cured of rheumatism. It pos of the opinion that the health that on account of the ex ! spsses just the desired qualities, of the people of Watauga is tremecold weather they will : and so thoroughly purifies the blood as to prevent occurrence of unusually good. be compelled to abandon the rheumatic attacks. We suggest —Allen H. Holsclaw, of Vi­ school and return to their a trial of Hood's Rarsapiilla by Mr Oeo. W. Cooic las, is now representing the home at Greenshorough, N. all who suffer from rheumatism. Oi St. Johnsbury, Vt Dixie Tobacco Co., of Bed­ C. They have set an exam­ ford City, VH ., and solicits ple worth following, and we CARLISLE and Morrison will a Waterfall the trade of the merchants of should use every effort possi­ both g ) into the new Cabinet, Like Great Suffering Watauga, Ashe. Mitchell and ble to keep them among us. if reports be true. After the Grip Johnson counties. Rev. Mr. Burrus has just Tremendous Roaring in the Read —There are no locals of closed a series of meetings at — JPaln Li the Stomach. The Plain Truth much importance this week. Benson's Chapel with very Is good enough for Hood's Sar­ "To C. I. Hood b Co., Lowell, Mass.: of the "Two years 050 I bad a severe attack saparilla—there is uo need of em­ Grip, which loft me in a terribly weak and de­ The cold weather has stop­ good results. The Odd Fellows of Snow bellishment, or sensationalism. bilitated condition. Last winter I had another ped the business of the peo­ my health Lodge are ha ving a new can­ Simply what Hood's Sarsaparil­ attack and w as again very badly off, all gone, I nearly viecked. My appetite was ple to a great extent, even the didate nearly every meeting. la does, that tells the story of had no strength, felt tired alt she lime, had disagreeable roaring noUes In my head, like a market wagons being stop­ Very good interest is mani­ its merit. If ym have never real waterfall. I also had severe headaches and 8evere Sinking Pains fested on the part of the ized its benefits a single bottle in my stomach. I took medicines without ben­ ped. will convince you it isagoodmed efit. until, having heard so much about Hood's brethren. More anon. Sarsaparilla, I concluded to try It, and the re­ icine. —The latest news is that Jan. 4. 1893. sult is very gratifying. All the disagreable B. effects of the Grip are gone, I am free from Mr. Blaine is again worse and The highest praise has been pains and aches, and believe 4<I was deaf for a year, caused hopes of his recovery are not by catarrh in the head, but was won by Hood's Pills for their ea­ Hood's Sarsaparilla entertained by his physi­ entirely cured by Hood's Sarsa­ sy, yet effective action. Sold by Is surely curing my catarrh. I recommend It to all." GEO. W COOK, St. Johnsbury, Vt. cians. Mr. Blaine is suffering parilla." H. Hicks, Rochester. N. all druggists. Price 25 cents. HOOD'S PILLS cure Nsusea, Sick Headsch®, with Bright's disease. Great your subscription. iudkresttoa, Biliowneee. SeW by all druf^UM. \ ou can now buy your family supplies of us at reduced prices, as we have decided to sell for PAY DOWN, or secur­ ed note. We want your trade and will appreciate tn« same. We are prepared to pell you goods at a low rate of profit. We pay CASH for all goods we buy, therefore we get r.-du^ed rates. Our stock is full and complete in every line, and anything we ha veil'f; in stock we wi'l take great pleas­ ure in getting the same for you. Remember we carry ncih ing but g o o d goods a t rock bed prices. W e have a f e w more of those stylish dress patterns at 60 cts per yard, Call and examine them. We want a lot of corn for cash or goods.' AIho rye, hack wheat, dried peaches and apples, eggs, butter,feathers and all other kinds of good country produce at highest market prices. Thanking our many friends and cuSfcomers)for their past patronage and asking a continuance of the same, we promise to give you better bargains than ever. WILL W. HOLSCLAW & BRO. THE NORMA LAND COLLEGIATE Institute "*JHas —FOR YOUNG WOMEN,— ASHEVILLE, WORTH CAROLINA W ill Open its Second lerm February 1st, 1893. The Institution is located in the most beautiful suburb of Asheville. The spacious building, recently completed for its use at a cost of .$60,000, is furnished with pure wa1 er from springs on the premises, is lighted with gas, heated by hot water, and provided with hot and cold baths. The health and habits of the pupils are carefully guarded. Re­ sides the ample space given tor out-door exercise, a well equipped gymnaeeum will lie fitted up within doors. No expense has been spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perfect. Each pupil will have her share in the domestic work, ae a pv < of her practical training for life, and whilst aiming atthoroughuessjin every department, the management will strive to provide for those committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian school, but ajehristiau home. No pupil will be received who is not in reasonable health, or who cannot.furnish credentials as to mor­ al character-. Four Separate bourses Of Study Are Offered the Studeutr. 1. THE NORM AL COURSE, for the thorough training of teachers under instructors from the best Normal schools. 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE, including ancient and modern languages, science, music, drawing, etc. 3. COMMERCIAL COURSE, including stenography, typewriting, bookkeeping, etc. ' 5. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a) scien­ tific cooking—the study of the production and manufacture of focd etc. (b) Sewing—embracing the cuttting and fitting of gar-lem?', millinery, etc. The teachers at the head of this department ate from the tamo as Pratt School, Brooklyn, NV.Y., and the others from the fc at n>stitulions in the country, chosen with reference to christian ch • me­ ter, experience and ability as teachers. A thoroughly organized Preparatory Department has been furnished for ail such as are not prepared l°r Die higher classes. The school year is divided into two terms; cost to pupil $50 per term, or $100 jHW year, which b,irely covers the expense of the board, the school being practically free, having been provided^ for by a few friends of female education. For further p> rticulanT ap­ ply to REV. THOMAS LAWRENCE, Ashevill* N/0 wooonuFv. W . ESTABLISHED 180 S. W . W O O D R U F F 176 & 178 Gay Street, & C O . KflOXYJ iJLE, TOS HARDWARE. Cutterv , Axos, N*J1» Locks, HI ng©«, To ©la, Here© Mulo Jhoen, Ac , NcACRICU'.TURAL ISasr.SrSSElHTt. ftsp-jlne Oliver Ch 3!<*d //«, 9 Htfistrt .s Pf Bro wn's Double Shovel ."ows, Cksor M Ufa. » tare, Lawn Mowers, Corn SheHers, '-!&y F^rki., C*.yt>*<>•,* Cr adle and Snaths, Be. toed Wir o, A o, CONTRACTORS' $UPr*.EE8. Dynamite, Blasting Pw/der, St6ie>4, Ircn iSbovela, Mattocks, Scrapers, Sl-s -dsr© and Drill Ha mmure, TU&cwsmlth Tools, Wt>e»ot/arrows, &o. Af$ MUN9TION, SPORTING COCO.*, ' Parker'9 Shot fiune, Remington, r &r*<l nngtiw^ hot Guns, Winchester and Coifs Rtfies, Lo* >-! hells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead, Flfeh cks and Lin.-i, Fishing Rods, &c. t SPECIALTIES. Sa3h, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and L-eather Circular Saws, Window Glass, FinB-priX>f Safes, Wlr* Screen Dcors and Window Frarmse, Pa pur Bags:, EVE RYTH1F3C CH WHEELS. Buggies, Pi.astons, Carriages, Sj>rint V Vagona, ^us?tain H a c k s , M i t c h e l l Farm Wag-ons, n ) WfMH>! CautRv *r< Send for Catalogue and prices^ Special attention given to orders by mail, fully solicit your patronage. We ree^-nt- W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. 176 & 178 Cay Street, KfdOXVl LLE, T£?SfS, THESE ARE HARD TMES _ . X 80, EYERY-ONE should eave all thfi.v °an rn^YOU should begin bv buying vour SEWI MMACHINES WE, And 7>ot of the man who ru's the wagou and se'ls for $50 or $50, 1 will sell you as good for $25. Machine needles that will lit any machine, at 25 cts per do*., sent out bv mail. T have a good ft nk of fishinp tiickle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 7 5 cts fo $1.50. Trout fiies 60 cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, iO to cts per dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and seins] of any length omplete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by tnB<f Do not lair to write tor prices. Respectfully, S. May 21,91. P. ANGEL, KNOX i, 1 i.A �T-13 W t a i i j a has been nominated, turning) a m Ddj r t down Bob Taylor. n. Denf hcrty, Editor. Ji. ('. Rivers, Publisher. nursday Jan.72th, 1893. To A State Public Road Congress. be Held in Raleigh, Jan. IS, 18D3. Governor Holt has issued a proclamation calling to­ gether a State Public Road Congress in Rale : gh,Jan. 19, 1893. This action was ta­ ken upon the presentation to him of the views of fully two hundred citizens embracing Editors, Chairmen of*the Boards of County Commis­ sioners, Mayors ofj towns, members of the legislature, farmers, business men, and others, saying the time' and place was opportune for the discussion o f matters per­ taining to the improvement of the public roads of the State. The various Boards of County Commissioners of the State have met and ap­ pointed delegates, and as many as 39 counties have al­ ready reported names oi del­ egates to the committee of arrangements i n Raleigh. Everything points to a meet­ ing of great magnitude and important results are expect­ ed from their deliberations. The inauguration ceremo­ nies of the Governor-elect will be held on Jan. 18, the day before the meeting of the Road Congress, and very low railroad rates are promised. The DEMOCRAT urges a very full attendance, and would suggest that Capt. Eovillnow in the legislature act for \V atauga county. Let us have good roads. I HE aovernor s message is a lengthy and able document. We would be pleased to pub­ lish it, but it is to long for our paper. The Governor considers every subject per­ taining to the interest of our state, public roads, state banks, our Charitable Insti­ tutions, and all other impor­ tant matters get a hearing and is ably discussed by the Governor. North Carolina never had a better Governor than 1 homas M. Holt. J u l i a n 8. Can* will proba­ bly be^Post Master General. Mr. Carr is being urged by the people for this posi­ tion in theCabinet. Wehope he will get the position as he is an able man and a true democrat. Legislative n e w s . All Hon Slit uld bd Kon«st. If men would be strictly honest in their dealings with their fellow then, a great deal of the troubles and annoyan­ ces of this life would be obvi­ ated; many blessings would flow out among the.peopie and life would be more enjoy­ able. Men should be honest in trading in theii neighbor­ ship in their religion and in their politics. If men would think a ud reflect on the little mean tricks one with an oili­ er and abandon them, they would think more of eachother and become better at.d more lasting friends. Men are not honest in their gossip Often they tell things and make wrong impressions, do injury and wound feelings. They do this in a careless manner and "think little of the consequences. A religious hypocrit is to be despised; a mischievous li­ ar can not be tolerated and should be severely denounc­ ed. A man who will speak slanderously of his neighbor should not have a warm place in the hearts of good men and women. Apolitical deir agogue is the most harmless of the frauds of society. He soon exhausts himself and becomes so low that no one cares anything about what he says—hence his harmlesaness, still he is dishonest, A pure, honest, and upright life should be the aim of all, and could this be reached, gloom and despondency, troubles, trials, misery, and many of the "vicissitudes of this life eould bedispensed with and a better feeling and greater prosperity would pre vail. J | 225 electoral votes Mfc, or o in excess of the 223 necessa­ ry to elect. State of North Carolina., Wat­ auga county. I, C. J. Cottrell, do hereby certify that t.he n u m I) r of days the board of county commissioners was in session and the number of miles traveled by each of said board from I)cc. 1st 1891 to Sept. 301 k. 1892 us per audited accounts are as follows: J. ii. Mast, ohm ud ct> coins, 21 days at $2 per day, 42,00 Miles traveled 140 at tire cents per mile, 7 00 committee on finance 4 d.-r-s at 2.00 per day ' 8.00 m i 1 as traveld 14 at 5 els per mile ' .70 Total 57.70 w c coftev 22 days at 2.00 per day, 44.00, committee on finance 2 days at 2.00 per day. 4.00. To­ tal 48. vv. w. presnell 22 days at 2.00 per day, 44.00; miles trav­ eled 96 at 5 cts per mile, 4.80: 2 quilts for aged and infirm at 2.25 each 4-50; 1 1-2 days look iagjitter matters at poor house 2.25; o tie d ay 1 ook i:ig after Ma thias Harman aged and infirm 1.5o. Total 57.05. Grand total 162.75. C J. COTTRELL, nee. 2nd 1892. elk ud co coins. O CO c o oo oc o c o BRYAN'S i, t ? f t ; The firm cf I. L. Councill & Rro., consisting of I. L. Councill and VV. B Coun­ cil!, Jr., was this day dis­ solved by mutual e o n sent. The business with increased capital and fa­ cilities will be conducted in the future by VV. B. Councill, Jr., of Boone, J. P. Taylor, of Hondu­ ras, C. A., and I. L Coun cill, of Elk Park, under the style of councill Tay­ lor & Co. Messrs. J. P. Taylor and I. L, Councill giving personal attention to the business. We ti usf that te pub­ lic with w b o m t h so U1 fi rm li.ua so |Jc\iSaiii.lyc undue led biisiiititis' will coin inue its patronage to the ae»v, as with the increase of siock iu all lines i\ is hoped to secure 1 he trade to its entire satisfaction. Respectfully, Lee S. Overman of Rowan, was nominated in the caucus by acclamation for speaker of the House. This occured on Mr. Overman's birth day, and he received geneial con­ gratulations. W;.. i v. ft ST. 4 *' +.*. n 55 * J. M. Brown, was elected ! 4 iiijiiti UGtti chief Clerk. Elk Par N. ( ki. 3r (j > H. 0. I atham reading?lerk D. R. Julian prncipal door keeper. 'M 2 I wish to call the attention In theSennteJohn L. King waselected President protein, of the trade to the fact that Mr. King will preside over I am now offering some rare theSennte until Lieut Gov. bargains in hoots, s h o e s , Houghton is inaugurated. hats, ready-made clothing, We notice that OapL Lovill prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ is on the committee on Inau­ ware, such as plows, hoes, guration. shovels, spades, tracechains, There has been a bill intro­ and, in fact, anything you duced to lower the Home­ need in this line. stead allowing $300, personTHE News and Observer a l property and f50'», real of Messenger: The democratic the 5th inst. publishes a sen- e»t«te. Also a hill urging pledges of the last campaign sationel story to this effect: j"'" Representatives and con have got to find very sub­ That on the night of the 3rd Sress to repeal the tag of 10 stantial and literal fulfillment 0a mob of 500 masked men en ; pereent on state banks, at the bunds ot those whom I keep coustantly'on hand a tered the jail a t Bakersville, I h e p u b l i c r o a d s a n d the people have placed in con full supply of grocerN C and took one Snipes, *rhooi lawswill havengenernl trol of the^governmeot, or ies*cori*isting in part of Su­ who had murdered Isaac Os- shakingup in the legislature. the popular disappointment gar, Coffee, Rice, etc., will be deep and dire, and no yrw born, to \ forest near by and THE legislature has passed less dire, it may be assumed, which will be sold ascheapns J: lynched him; and that seven they can be^ bought in the of the sheriffs posse* were e law to employ a chaplain will be the consequences of mountains. killed in their efforts to de- for the House at a salarv of that disappointment to be visited upon the heads of I cannot, in this small space fend the prisoner. and that r1M00. bit The California legislature those who venture to trifle tell you of half the bargains twenty-five of the mob "bit I am prepared to offer, but H A V E the best selected and the dust" before their design will elect a democrat Senator with and betray the people's invite you, one and all, to largest stock of goods ever was accomplished. This is <?- and his name is said to be trust. With good reason Mr. come and see. Thirty-six in­ Cleveland, on every occasion ches to the yard anil sixteen brought to this place and nough, if true, to chill one s White. blood, but we are happy to O ld sister Lease has with­ upon which he has spoken ounces to the pound has ev­ perhaps the best selection in the county. say the report telegraphed to drawn from the race for Sen­ since the election, has insist­ er been rriv motto, and I hope to receive in the future, t h a t v a l u a b l e p a p e r f r o m ator in Kansas. The old gal ed upon the duty and the ne­ what I have so much enjoy­ Johnson City, Tenn., was an is said to be an infidel of the cessity! of * vigorous fulfil­ ed in the past, the liberal pat DUE entire mistake, and that t h e Bob Ingersol stripe, she is a ment of the party pledges ronage of the public. Most Respectfully, made before the election. IT prisoner is still in.Bakersville honey no doubt. MR. MARTIN late was in reliance upon these jViiI awaiting his trial at the ly returned from the MASS. will send Lodge, of next term ol Mitchell court. Force bid fame, to. the Sei - pledges that the people gave Vulle Cruris, May 10, '92. North, where he spent their votes to the democratic « week buying GOOD^, ate. candidates. and we have a boost IT IS a sad story to tell of I N Montana the prospects £xec!ttor'« NoPc«. anything needed in the untimely death of our are favorable to elect a dem­ Having qualifier] as the execu­ Big Stone Gap Post: The tor of J. A. Shumaker, dev., all friend Rcby Thomas. A man ocrat. THIS old year, with its joys and persons indebted to said estat* county, at prices that of many noble impulses, and NEW York WI 11 elect MuR pliy sorrows has gone: not one are requested to makeimmediatt defy compe­ ever ready to help his friends. Senator. It i* now under­ moment of its time can be re­ payment, and all persons hold­ tition. Mr. Thomas was a man of stood that the democrats will called; the deeds and acts of ing accounts against said estate are notified to present them duly ! powerful build, the equal of 'ID organize the U. S. Senate with twelve more months of your: authenticated, within 12 month*[ nearlj T any man, full of life, Ls 2 a close shave. or litis noffice will he plead in bar life are entered in the great young and in the bloom ot Hats, HON. Bnldy Williams has book of life; the account has of their recovery. Oct. 6th, '92. manhood. He was stricken Shoes, L W. FARTHING, Executor. down by a man, perhaps a notified Hon. Tom Settle that footed Uf) the long column of Clothing, former friend and life-long as he will con test his seat in Con­ entries, the red lines have Ladies trimmed NOTICE. sociate. What was the cause? gress, setting forth the grou­ been drawn, and now, are and on trimmed hats, The laws of the State re­ you afraid to ask for a state­ Had it not been for whiskey nds for contest. quire all weights and meaftRibbons, THE eleven electors chosen ment of your account for fear urns to be sealed, and I here­ and pistols Thomas would Flowers, to-day Is* at home witli his in N. C. will meet in Ral the balance ^is against .y< u, by notify the people that I Plumes, wife and children and Warren eigh to day and cast their or do you feel satisfied that am prepared to do such work. Notions, w ho slew him would not be in­ votes for Cleveland. One of you have a good round num­ You will find me in Boone at the residence of D. B. Dough­ Ilea vy carcerated awaiting trial for the number will go to Wash­ ber of unselfish, christian-like erty. J. H. COOK, and fancy groceries. the offense. Many other in­ ington at the meeting of the acts standing to yourjeredit? Standard Keeper. stances could be introduced Electoral College. Wessenger: Here is the fi­ showing the terrible conse­ WE are glad to note that nal count: Cleveland. 276; quences of the too liberal use mmmi mmmaki T f) us before you buy. of pistol, knife and whiskey. Blaine and Kenna are both im Harrison 144; Weaver 24. IHK « PK or <f: KCTKIHYr. i We are in a posi­ mxnr*4X ^Tr'Mst Let our citizens awake and proving, and may yet recov­ Total 444. Cleveland's ma­ kikiliC-il ii InSlltlltl • tion to save jority, 108. It will be seen meet these evils now growing er. f»r ih? TMi»twient of rHi-oaale, ' Morr••», T /U.$ poefftl. you money. that Cleveland is elected with and increasing among us. Pvoutlr, And »11 turtlnU DImon*. (IRE THE Governor and Lieuten out the electoral votes of Very Respectfully, The law is sufficient if enforc­ «^VA«dTKYKKI» la all rn-.m arrnn(«t1 and taken. Send feat cent* la itarnpa for book on ant Governor of North Caro-j New York and Indiana. Had ed to break up these erils. ab<<va dlataaea, aDd how to H. C. MARTL\ & Co. cure them. Call or addreee, jlinawill be inaugurated on both these States voted aDR. ALBERT F. SHELL I CO., Blowing Rtck June 30, '92. trmtioH l*« pap*r iHirllll, Twl, Is Ten»p«w,Senator Bnte the 1.8th inst, gnfnst him, he would have 4 BIG CUT Oil Council! •« GROCERIES 1 —0- SAY! THIS IS NO HUM BUG TO DRAW TRADE I ^ o ( WITHOUT I MEANBUSINESS, -o1 rom now until the first day of April I will sell my stock of CLOTHING —AND— OVERCOATS At 1 0 per cent kbore COST! A m C. D. TAYLOR. If you don't think I mean it come and look through my STOCK - ftr It wont coat you one cent H you dont purchas*. I hav* a Marge ifork a D d want to get rid of it hefora spring. o- CALL AND LOOK1 ^ o—— # I Kould call your attention to tu* bist cut in prices in my* oiUet i P es. COME RFiSPEJcTEULLY, W. L BR YAK, CvQ S . O O O O O O O O C © "5 �MBMBM J ftMMMersrtO^srtw* q*»iw ' n.ta W^f?5n<yq Dp*YinPrflt iatrial and inferntd worlds,jyear. Naturally- the defeat: .. nso?^?.: Vw «-^).-03.i/uJIjviav ja,1(j the origin of % angel j of the vepubli,a„ partv wn8| ^ ^f « • 1 • " myriads. human ., . ' , I *okc*%-•• myriads, human tribes and a severe blow to them, for, *pft*lMw*te£ devilsh legions.—Ex. «tt *<i o* If® , • A DuMocKATicfaaiil.y newspaper -M«a UN being- republicans themselves <M pwo ,'t devoted to the interest ot Coun­ 91' * they expect to be removed by A Co>tly ltook. ty. St ate uno Nation. Published Aim 7 every Thursday at Boone, Wuthe Cleveland administra­ Presbyterian Observer. taugu Count.v N.C. tion in so far as they are not N0U.nV33& From a money stand-point protected by the civil service Home boosts of the most val rules. A largenumber of them THE BIBLE. liable book in the world. It ,bhowever, may be disnppointWho composed the follow­ is a Hebrew 1 } , P . :• P,mM v,< led, although men likeex-Sening description of the Bible in the V a t , c a n a t H o m e , a n d j R t o p T l r n w w h o r , w i v P H f 1 8 was never known. It was r'snarkable for itsnizp, vrnigh 000 n VPnr rPoor(1<.r of • found in Westminister Abbey ng over 325 pounds, and rP-jdwHl|,in t|)p Dutr|pt of Co_ g nameless and dateless. ame.ess and dateless. quiring usually three men to i .. i;n-i„ v A.nation would be truly :,aP c'an.y it. ln x'512 ..ft eyndi-!""^ py if it were governed by no cate of Hussion Jews" offered excelernted into private life, other laws than those of the Pope Julius its weight in in all there are between s^ven ty-five and eighty thousand blessed book. gold, or $125 000 for it, but negroes who live at the na­ It is so complete a system though needing the money that nothing can be added to greatly, lie refused it. Accor­ tional capital, and their ac­ 3 m s cumulation of wealth is now it. ding to the present standard very .large. BMSOIS &T... It conl a ins every thing need value of gold, as compared fnl to be known i r done. with that period, the bo k GiTing- Presnti. It gives instruction to a sen­ ought to be worth upon the ate, authority and direction term of those old Jews, aAbove all things, if yon to a magistrate. bout $375,000, and it is very ] give presents, he more nnx- 2 ill. It contains a witness, re­ donbtful if Home would sell' ions to give something which 5iii:iirr.iiii»iwrr...' quires an impartial verdict of it for any such amount. Yet, "snnphes a want" than to -jV. -J .; . . m u m . . a jury, and furnishes the judge notwithstanding the wonder­ send some pretty trifle which 5 YEARS with his sentence. ful money value placed upon can only prove in the end an It sets the husband as a it, it is ot little practical ser­ additional care. A littlf fore­ lord of the household and ihe vice. It is too cumbersome thought and friendly put­ wife as a mistress of the ta­ to use, and is preserved as a ting of yourself in an a poth­ ble; tells him how t-, rule and memento of the past, and a er's place w ill make this pos­ her manage. libran treasure. Occasion- sible. In the great world of It prescribes and limits the ally some scholar may exam-1 hooks something may be sway ot the soverign, the ru­ ine it as an ancientcuriosity, j found to suit every taste, ler and authority of themas- or consult it for comparison Flowers are always p graceter, commands the subject to in texual reading; but it: is fnl gift andean never become honor, and the servant to o- not a book for daily use, pr j burdensome by lasting after all rTSW! WWWF 7S^«*«ae»«tWK9»«*-SRa z> 5 bey, and promises the bless­ for mind enrichment, or heart | one has grown tired of them, 2 2Z*c ft Xt.rurt Arw». ;•> Wjn« A 7' s.v?V». ing and protection ot the Al­ comfort, or life regulation, i There are numberless other % Ksc it- &aU-i'krfts^ilr.s - K.48 Wo it-n-ZJC i tb AwuiMift mighty to all that work by While it has its place as a leg! things which can be procur­ ^ Hm nr- liai* 2 H&s ft j» Jf, its rulers. acy from bygone ages, each ed without the wear and tear •; Ilftft 81—• *** -IN a It promises food and rai­ each man and woman a n d of mind and body w h i c h a K.te r^T'ltlitl'.wt P—r QnaEnift* iu»<! 2 >%.<'.*» g-*-a*Mqc 2 dirsMt ft F.-rar-yr-' * ment; and limits the use of child in christian lands can make the recipient feel as Da aay flft-jfstN^; la lAo TFacl*. both. have Hie bible in his own lan­ vid did of the water from the 1 Exzm'M THE fw pola?» ®f 1 exogl9>K>», 33.1 }<w will It points out a faithful and guage at a small cost, whicb well of Bethlehem, that what b«o* eternal guardian to the de­ he can study ia.v by day. We c<)st so much was too valua­ I ROYAE S, S. OX MdWL HI | parting husband and father; ought to tie thankful that we ble to he accepted.—Ex. S'l!l!|ll!i:2!»TM!i:S!ll3i:W;!i<H!RSW.PiFW!lill!H«i?:?WlllP tells him with whom to leave have not the Aible in costly his faithless children, a n d folio simply for the few, but whom his widow is to trust, in a cheap form for the ma­ and promises a f *.ther to Hie ny. All who will can hav£ it. former and a husband to the Many a poor woman whose latter. Bible costs but. fifty cents AV e wish to call attenf ion to our yE§ F3SCS3PT OF &Q COST® It teaches a man to set his makes better use of it than line of second-hand house in order and know his the possesor of the fluestand W£ WILL MAIL A BOX OT will; it appoints a dowry for rarest of Bibles. Buggies, Carts, wagons, his wife, and entails the right Hacks, Harness Etc, of the first born and shows TWO ONLY. They are almost good as new, how theyoung branches shall Wilmington Messenger. and persons wishing to buy can IKK &KLY IRFAUifiU SUSS FOB be left. If the opinions «>f Washing­ secure bargains by calling on us. Tetter, Grassd Itck, ItcMui files, Eiai It defends the right of all, ton correspondent s a re worth We have a big lot of NEW Wona and all Itching Skin Diseases. and reveals vengeance to ev- much, the South must con­ BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, ery defaulter, overcharger t e n t i t s e l f w i t h n o t m o r e HARNESS Ac Hyee have T1TTXI, K aatlor? net haw laag It hes nletod, ToTTZKINS will as tortolnly osn and trespasser. than two Cabinet officers. on hand, which will b« sold on y»« ao yta voa Jt It is the first book, and the Phe North, as always, is to reasonable terms. If we hare not HafBia&s, Pilars Fragrant oldest book in the world. get the lion's share. The got what \ou want, we w ] WUllKiI mei^-Yteiss^nm',— It contains the choicest mat 8out.li had quite as much take pleasure in getting any Kfiurv vttai ter, gives the best instruction, hand in nominating Grover thins for you in onr lin*. We buy j affords the greatest pleasure Cleveland and electinghiinas direct from manufacturers and l T. SHUPTRi»£ & BRO. can, therefore, give you very and satisfaction that was ev­ the North had. Where would SAVANNAH, ftA, el OH© prices. er enjoyed. we have been without t h e It contains the best laws, vote of Virginia, North Car­ We have a full line of ni*w Har and most profound myster­ olina. Georgia, Texas, Ken­ ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ ies that were ever penned; it tucky and somejother States ? erything in the harness line. Can brings the bfst comforts to The South Is modest—some­ beat the world on prices. the enquiring and disconso­ what. It would like three I®* We will take in exchange, late. hites at the cherry, but if the horses, mules, and also good bee It exhibits life and inimor- President prefers to take his cattle. Give us a call. tality from everlasting, and 'advisers from the more pop- UESKEL, CRAIG & CO. shows the only way of glory, i nlous and richer North the Lenoir N. C. It is a brief recital of all South will not hang crape on that is to come. its doors and feel that it has It settles all matters in de­ been to a funeral. It will still ©^E OOLLAI? ure Cream-Tartar Powder bate, resolves all doubt, and still bull eve in, trust in, and ENDOR8CD BY » eases th mind ami conscience support him, feeling that, he PROFA.LISETZ,P.H.«, of all *ciin !"m nets for the best as he under- !• easily earned by nnv one of either »ex in any part of the country, wiio ii willing to work indus of NMIetl Deparbeunt Talu» I'niwnrty 1 •' U. i The country is so triouslv a! riie employment which we furnish. of Lmiiiana, vrho, aftera aaalyilr, The lal>o- i« liylr and pleasant, and rou run no proooncw* It a pare Otmub Tartar Fowdftr. h u j-e »!••' so many | risk wua t ye We tit rou out complete, »o that whieh li« eh—i folly rcoewaaoda to Um you can /r»ye the business a trial without expense, yukUe. For those wi'liuf to a du .• odieese-kers ll » milSl | to yourself. grandest offer made. doVonlittle work, this is the can work 5 or ereninff only. If you are i - •; <'Hit sections of t h e, all day, andin the a few spare hour* "at yoar em- "THE SOUTHERN FAVOWTE"' ployed, have dis1 a Mini i lilu ,,f r,.o+ . utilLe theiu, an.l'add to yo»ir Ibcobv-, - ^URCfWH0LE80MlftN» POWKRFUL. • ' ' Ol It .ll ; ;>ur bu4i»r*t will not intsrfcr- »t all. Ton will tl ,i* . .. -ii I be »nia*t-d on the ii*rt at the ra;>kHtT and ease # Yoa Want». Ask Oraaar Far It ill * T'J I'M •'! Tilt ,11 \Y , I ; | hv which vou aiaas# dollur upon dollar, day i« and • I . ^i i i d*v out. Kreo her inner* are !<nrce*sful Erotu tiie of law > ta<ov r.jj . a ' ilfMt' e-vejano J l l l d swear j Srsthour. Any one can ran the httsineia-- uone Gulf Mfs. Co, i , , . fail- Yoa eltoui<i try uothinx eUe until you see . <h wrong; a hook »f wll n Ugly oat ris that Mievai'el f"r yourself what you can do at the bailor ' which we offer. No capital risked. VT ste* sr. a» condemns a i • d v i{ H->rrv ri o'fison was not elee- .s'l workers; nowadays they make. as itiv:«men. Titer siiould try' tills business, is f V 'fd TO them. VTrit'- at otiee antl see fct Is betu;i uuui o*e the l >t>)ish e *e; » u a^ent who telle * ha i will 1» > h o t ' X Address H. :(Al.TiVGTT A CO., ox iS'dO, Portland, Mc. you as g-ospel tfflxl t mi • JONFS'MI ION SCALE confr< is not a standard scft'A* ft al to any mad*, mad*. For fre* book and pric* lL*».Adress dress bo- k • Jones of Bingtamton, Btnghmton, R.I. OF way froi*» e.M-iusting «. a Negro Ivovernmtnt EirPlojees. Agriculture aui Mfchauift Art« It contains the most an­ SMW.W • f«rr« V'1w*rk >-r •«. Rmft , ** vx". fcr j Springfield Bepubican. Will begin its fourtli session .Sep­ ••#*nl»,7t»f,."< Y.,»l cient antiquities, strange e.n«V-, •• nvih.knt w« Cw Therp are 2,394 nogropg tember 2, 1892. County Super­ i«Mft ys***tekiy k*W »• Mr* «• .m t. Vli 5B..k »« tl«» tl! >,.. ••« lm Ufvents, wonderful oecurrences, jpinployed in Washington by intendents of Education will ex o». i«7 uim, ..NNMMU H«A«, Ia**xs«n*f .NC<.T, ••• 'lr , w«r* All I* ,«•> f<™»l tMIJ,M awnl. or t, heroic deeds, and unparalel- the government, and they nm ne applir-rtnt s for admission. Ik. *11 jvut U«.,.( mrf «»AnKABIt.T.»l»rt »•«, UHVM Total cost $100. Address ...rTlhlRI W«*RB. U4>W.Im SRBKL.iLT led wars. -,-ATITICVLABA r draw from the Treasury in A. Q. HOLLADAY, Pres., V.-UMFTL * «*, NFTCUIFT TUOI It describe« the celestial, ter salaries about $2,000,000 a Kaleigh. N. C, OVERMAN'S SPECIFIC OXYGEN: CACTER1NE CURE FOR CATARRH TAKE THE iiiioaga and Allan IR. p| EXTRACT treatment for Catarrh and | MEXICAN CACTUS. This nsw diseases of the respiratory organs Is one of the most Important dlsooverles In medical science and posseasea the following; advantages» I. t. . 0. 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Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 18 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0111_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: January 11, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-01-11 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/6a98863d635f45294409a9017fa450f7.pdf 2a3e2c8cf49039ccc98023c27b836f6c PDF Text Text VOL 5 PROFESSION A I. BOONE. WATAUGA COUNTY. N. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY, 26, 1893, NO. 19. The House ways and means A College Professor on Ingersoli, The Drunken Father. along, and the churches con­ committee expect to get t h a t Yorkville Enquirer, tinue to boom, and all na­ Bristol (Tbiin.) Courier. From our Regular Correspondent. statement from Secretary A humber of students at­ ture exasperatingly and calm W. B. COUNCILL, J k Perhaps no greater shame Foster of thedondition ofthe tending a college a t 'Albany. l.y perform her functions, if can come upon a man than •Senator Chandler is devel­ ATTORNEY AT LA A. oping H tendency t o throw Treasury up to and includ­ N. Y., went to hear Ingersoli Boone, N. C. oratorical b r i c k s around ing December 81, some time lecture and was so captivat­ Robert is not answered. You that of being a drunken fath­ know when the first steamer er. Boys, whatever your life ed by the talk of the "great, crossed the Atlantic a great may have been, don't marry with all the carelessness which this week. W. B. COUNCILL, M.I). After much persuasion Mr. infidel", that they propound­ philosopher was delivering a to become a drunken father; characterised the sensational Boone, N. G. Congressional career of Ben­ Harrison issued an order ex­ ed the following question to most conclusive argument.to It is beastly and outrageous. Resident Physician. Office jamin F. Butler. While speak tending the classified civil ser the professor: prove that by no possibility I t d e s e r v e s m o r e h o r r i d o n King Street north of Post ing in favor of the National vice to the letter carriers a t "Dear Professor: Are not could a steam vessel cross things than contenipt. Where Office. Quarantine bill Mr. Chandler all free delivery offices, butde IngersoH s arguments unan­ the ocean. And he proved it the father is a drunkard there made a few remarks about clined to include bureau and swerable? What are you go too, and no man ?ould an­ is no domestic tranquility, nd K. F . LOVILL the relations existing hetwen division chiefs in the govern­ ing to do about it?—Several swer it, either, and that pro­ happy home, no permanent Students. ATTORNEY ATT-AW, •Secretary Foster and other ment department, or print­ voking steamer came snort­ peace. The light of joy may Boone N. C. Treasury officials a n d the ers in the government print­ The professor's reply was ing, sizzling nnd splurging flicker in the soul for a min­ North German Lloyd Steam­ ing office. It is estimated sarcastic and to the point. right, into harbor. ute, but it goes out, and the 1)R. L. C. REEVES. ship Go,, the agents of which that this order will keep be­ We give here his description "Boys, so will God's chil­ home is dark, miserable and PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON have been in Washington tween six and eight thousand of an amateur infidel which dren go iight on prayingand gloomy. From the outside Office at Residence. since the session began for the republicans in office under will repay perusal. Di t h e preaching and dying and ?o- world there may come a sooth Boone, N. G. purpose of preventing legis­ the democratic administra­ course of a long article in re ing to heaven, in spite of ar­ ing influence; the inmates lation for the suspension of tion, but if Mr. Cleveland is ply t o the question of fhestu gument. They can't help it. may feel now and then the immigration. He also had prompt in displacingrcpubli- dents, the professor said: fhey were made so, I sup­ warm pulse-throbs of t h e L. I). LOWE, more fortunate portion of hu­ snmethingspicy t o say about crtti post masters the exam­ "But von say there are so pose." ple of the republicans in deal­ mnnv infidels. Boys, you are manity, but these impres­ the courtesies extended by Re Geuoroun While Alive. sions can not last. The drun­ the same Steamship Co. to ing with the railway m a i 1 mistaken. An infidel is an -ANDt h e prominent newspaper clerks a t the beginning of abnormal growth. Nature I have felt that it is a great ken father comes to cloud the WTARY PUBLIC, men who compose the Gridi­ the Harrison administration feels funny once nnd a whil e mistake to put off being gen­ h o u r o f j o y . T h e w i f e a n d BANNER'S ELK. N. G. ron Club. Here are the ex­ c a n b e f o l l o w e d a n d a f e w and creates a freak—the liv­ erous till after you are dead. children must he subjected act words ofhis arraignment thousand democrats put in ing skeleton, 1 he fat woman In the first place you lose the to his abuse and live in pleasure Df witnessing t h e shame before the world. Noth of Secret ay Foster nnd Assis­ before the civil service com­ the two headed girl. "So there is about one infi­ gocd that you may do, and, ing but the final hour can tant Sec. Spanlding.and ma­ mission holds examination ny consider it strong enough and prepares its list of eligi- del in n million sane men. He again, no one can administer blot out the blackened past ATTORNEY AT LA \V, is a freak, nnd lie pays. Men your gifts for you as well as and give relief. Only a few ro call for an investigation. bles. MARION, N C If it isn't true Chandler should The House committee which pay to hear R< bert Ingersoli you can do it yourself. I t is days ago we beheld with dis­ —(opapologize; if it is true Foster has been engaged for several abuse religion, as they do to great pleasure t o be brought gust a. drunken father travel­ Will practice in the ccrrtfl o- should be impeached. "This mouths in investigating the see Simonds wind up h i s into personal relations o f ing on a train in company Watni ign, Ashp, Mitchell, McDow­ North German Lloyd Steam- Reading cole combine has watch with his toes. Not that kind, and to make peo­ with a little son. The poor ell and aII other comities in the completed the taking pf tfMi t h a t a watch is better for ple feel t h a t you are not a little boy was a t the mercy Aestern list riot 8®^ Special atten hip Go said Senator ('ban being wound up with h i s philanthropist the abstract, of a wretch who had him ation given to the collection of dler in hi* speech, "is the fa­ mon.v and is now a t work on claim vorite route for the Secretary its report. It is believed that toeR, but it isn't every slouch but that you are interested way from home and whose of the Treasury and the A HS<\ 1 he committee will report t h a t can do it. A- genuine in them personally and care delight it was to tantalize Sec. of the Treasury and the that the main a negations con moral inonstrocity is worth for 1 heir welfare. In that way and abuse him. When the NOTICE. APPin c. Hotel Property for Sa'e. Commissioner of Tin (nigra earning the combine h a v 0 "The most of those noisy you benefit them not only in train stopped the unnatural been fully substantiated by a natural way, butytfu make father dragged the boy out On account of failing hcidlli tion and other Treasury ofTi fallows arc amateur infidels them feel that men are real of the car. I t was a cold day tef myself nnd wife, I offer for eaie mels when they go abroad, 1 he evidence taken; also that mv hotel property in the town of and theCompany is very kind the constitutional right <>f They talk Ingersoli in fair ly brothers, and that they and the little fellow stood Boone, North Carolina, and will t o them. It always gives Gongress to legislate of the weather nnd pray themselves were made to help one anoth shivering beside the track, -lell low for cash and make term a subject will be affirmed, and hoarse every lime it thun­ er. That feeling i;i not only many miles away from home o enit the bmer, and will take them the best, of accomoda­ real o * persona! property in ex­ tions, and if thev find them that certain legislation, prob ders. A well developed case agreeable in itself, but will De and without an overcoat, change. Apply soon. selves lacking money when ably in the shape of an a- nf cholera morbus will knock a p t to prompt them tocarry fhe little innocent boy could W. L. B RYAN. they are on t brother Ode and menduient to the inter state their infidelity out of them out the principle themselves. do nothing although his face Congress has been negligent commune law, will be recom­ a n d l e a v e " t h e m i n a c o l d Put yourself into all you do, was indicative of embarrass­ sweat like a China dog in an and let others feel t h a t you ment and distress. The fath Notice. in providing the means for mended. The World's Fair people ice h o u s e . I know them. The are there. Do not only con­ <>r, whose brain and affection For sal**. 900 acres of land, their transit, and their sup­ on Rich Mountain, Watauga port over there,jt loans therri are after another appropria­ most of them are like the boy tribute to a charitable fund, had been seized by the de­ Bounty, on which is asbestos, money." It iH very evident tion from Congress. T h i s who runs away from home but go yourself and help. It mon of drink, would take the and fine land for sheep ranch. f time the amount wanted ex­ and comes back to sleep with may seem inconvenient a t b o y b y t h e s h o u l d e r s a n d Sales private. L. D. Lowe & rom Mr. Chandler's plain and father a t night. These men first, but soon you will come roughly whirl him around in T. T . Furgerson, Ex'tre. of unmistakable language that ceeds $625,000—$485,000 for judges, $20,000 lor sten­ are only playing T spy' with to consider it worth any in­ a process of introducing him Mrs. A. P. Galloway, d»*cd. he believes the republican offi Banner Elk, Nov. l e '90.. cials whose duty it is t o in- ographers, $27,990 for defi­ their consciences arid yon enri convenience.—G. W. Childs. to the bv-standers. The man j with a heart .would b u r n force the present immigra­ ciencies iri payment, of sala­ fin J them every time. They NOTICE. The Yadkin Valley News 1 wTh indignation a t such a ries and the expenses of the nre no more genuine infi tels tion law have been bribed by Part ies patting papers in this Steamship Co. t o neg­ n o t i o n s 1 c o m m i s s i o n , a n d than a news bov is an editor. has the following paragraph: sight. What hardships the my hand for execution will They only retail somebody "Thomas F. Eckert, Now pooi boy suffered during t h a i please advance the fees with lect their sworn duties, and $93,190 for expenses of lady else's ideas. They are striv­ General Manager of the Wes­ day, who can tell? A grown the paj>ers and they will re­ that he thinks some promi­ rn0nagers. The genera 1 im­ ceive prompt attention, other nent Washington correspon­ pression in Congress is that ing against their natures, as tern Union Telegraph Com pa person may bear up under wise they will he returned dents are in the same boat. the amounts ore too large the model farmer who was of ny, is in trouble. In his gush­ many a word of Abuse. He not executed for the want of and t h a t they will he cutg be­ the opinion t h a t his beans ing y< .11 th as far back as '45, has been hardened to life's tri fees. D. F. IU IRD SHFF. The speech has ca u*ed a grea t were coming up wrong end he wooed and \Von a young ale, I h f t the littlechild, whose' sensation i n Washington, fore th°y can get through. Andrew Jackson day fall­ foremost. God knows best, lady, engaged her in mar­ heart is young and tender, is JJ5IYERS1TV OF 50RTH CAROLINA. and that class of newspaper ing this year on Sunday was and he has r o t made n fail­ riage, and then changed his not succeptihleof rough treat Instruction is offered in four correspondents—entirely too ure of the race. Then again, mind. Site sued him for a ment. The slightest word of general courses of ttudy, six numerous—who make a prac­ celebrated twice by democrat brief courses, *» large number tice of placing themselves un­ ic associations of this city, hoys, take n.look around you breach of promise and got abuse sometimes racks one's of special courses, and in law, der obligations for favors re­ once on Saturday and again when you invest another fif­ judgment for $2;500. vrhich heart with pain and teaches merlicine a n d engineering. ceived from any who choose today. B o t h Celebrations ty cents in liberty, and com­ fie probably couldn't pay. him t o hate home and even The Faculty includes twenty to offer them are highly in were dinners, a t both of which pare the crowd with t he kind She marriol some time after life Bse!f. For words said in teachers. Scholarships and of people you find in almost thut, and seemed to have for reproof of wrong there is loan funds are available for dignant; but nil the same it many de nocratio Congress­ any church. I t is the odor gotten all about Thomas T. s o m e e x c u s e , b u t l e t t h e needy young men of talent is a fact that no correspon­ m e n were guests and speak­ of sanctity yon smell. Hard- and judgment. Now she is a harsh sound grate on tbeear anil character. The next ses­ dent is apt t o write disagree­ ers. ly, boys, hardly. But you cati widow nnd proposes to bring of an innocent child and there sion begins Sept. 1 . Foi cat­ able things, even though he r alogue with full information, knows them t o be true, about O the twin sons of James eat peanuts there and choke him to judgment. If nhesuc­ comes a pang to the heart Frazier. of Bar re, Vt., who address President WinsiOn, those he is under obligations were horn on election day, 011 the shells, while you ap­ ceeds it wi'l cost him $25,- that will linger as long as the Chapel Hill, N. G. breath of life. to. That speech hits a good the one named benjamin Har plaud the funny jokes about 000 instead of $2,500. rison died Tuesday, and the the heavens where you know If you are a sober boy and many of them in a tender other was christened Grover i n y o u r h e a r t s y o u h o p e The Suate Chronicle says a sober man you will be a so­ THX OR CAT PBOO-.ESS ©F E'-CCTiHICITV. spot, and it hurts. Borne pa Cleveland over the coffin of your mother is, or hear the that, the colored people of ftal 33S5.. NUVJHXJXJ'S ber father, and your home Mid & Sargtal<Tit •ale. pers will not allow their cor­ his dead brother.—Ex. instSM* humble Nazarine ridiculed, eigli are considering t he pro­ will be one of happiness and Irrr»ai, Trs»r«al,*pf oUl, respondents here t o accept W01 Id: Jay Gould was one who, you think and always priety of employing counsel peace. Boys, with the begin­ FllTBt*, ("lir.t'n. (TBG costly courtesies, a n d the all nf several prominent men not will think, gave a home to for the purpose of testing the ning of this new year, think «r ASAirrraD in *6 <-•«<"» fc.r< ina Mid t«kea. rtr,;, :d^BOMoj, for how!•«» sooner rhey all get on that known t o the public by his your Weary old father when authority of the rail road of the life before you and •huv«tbom. Call »nU book on basis the better for all con­ real n a m e. His Christian icnro or »<idreM,to •DR. ALBERT F. S*ELL & CO., cerned. name was really Jason Gould he left the earth. The kind of companies to enforce the use s t a r t out on lines of sobriety: IkU pc*»r. ?»*!. The House is not loosing and he dropped the Jason liberty Ingersoli retails i » of the apartments set apart You will be better, happier, and took up J a y because it a n j time with the appropria­ was more euphonious. In very expensive and cornes t o the colored people a t *he and wiser, and no shadows out ih blotches, so I have union depot. Their conten­ will ever come to darken the I fee rapM!?torn *4ii^ficrth-r. ?t»e of «r«^L tion bill. Since the reassem­ t.nis manner (Trover Cleve­ imR •* eat "T>** Sj rf •ilAe #ea. r999*4 +t ol#, *># ' 4 THwW tion is that if they purchase peaceful future. I#rwl2»'.-n,whfc, A v t f j j r e . A«y bling of Congress it has dis­ land dropped his first name, heard. 4M an <U Um $.*+'• to leant. "Yes; boys, his arguments first-class tickets they are en W« (MH WMytWif. We »t4Kt (hi. T 4 you «p*r« n«Ai»nit. «r all your 'amv-hi toevery wcik*r. posed of two of them—the which was Stephen and White ffce work. 'fhv * an •ettrtly aevr bftn§i woaicffbi Onedoihu pays for thC a r e unanswerable, a n d I titled to use apartments set Herlaaer* or* ««raie(r frrm 91* to CM ' . »-•#)» ee# »rward*, »_r»4 »ao»> afW toavk rc» tktl. Na iraftle explain hers. PWl Fortification and the District law Reid dropped his which Aipwrtaea*. W *t the emIJewoera t one yea >\* < tovment aed a t?UM'TBfl! AtO., fWwfeh yau MAW was Jamesthink the leusons will come aside for wnite people. fiMMMta FRBa AltftiBtJ* of Columbia^ Attorney at Law I F. WASH1NGTON LETTEU. �SUBSCRIPTION HATE B TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT I copy1 year " 6 months " 3 months $1.00 50 k. 35 ADVERTISING RATES. 1 inch 1week 1 " 1 mouth 1 « 3 " 1 « 6 " 1 " 1 year 1 column 1 week 1 " 1 month 1 " 8 " 1 " 6 " 3 " 1 year # .75 1.75 3.00 5.00 7.00 9.00 13.50 25.00 37.50 50 00 Entered a t the Postofficeat Boone, N. C., as second-class mail matter. LOCAL SEWS. —Read notice of personal property sale in another col­ umn. —Some communications have been crowded out o f this issue that will appear next week. —Mr. and Mrs. Ragan of our town are entertaining a guest in the person of a boun cing baby boy. —The mail is not yet able t o pass down Elk and Buffa­ lo to Patterson owing t o ice and snow. —No, we had no pa per last week. Why? Because it was so bitter cold that the type could not be set. —This will be remembered a s the coldest January, tak­ ing it all together, that has been for many years. —Mr. T. Fin. Coffey, while s p l i t t i n g some wood on Tuesday evening had the bad mis-hap of severely cut­ ting his foot. —Since our last isssue we ha^e seen but few of our fel­ low-citizens, and consequent­ ly our local columns are void of much local news. —Congress is h e v i n g a tough time over the Anti-Op tion bill. There is not much doing in Congress nor will there be this session. Some of the outside of this paper may appear a bit old, bui it is the best we can do, as the matter was set before we 'friz' out. —The inauguration ofCleve land will be the greatest event of the kind ever had in this country. Great prepar­ ations are being made. —1). W. Hagaman, Henry Limeback & Co. will apply to the present legislature of N. C. t o be incorpoiated under the name of the Watau­ ga Floating Co., for the pur­ pose of floating logs oil the Watauga River from mouth of LaurelJCreek to the Tenn. line in Watauga county. —Our young friend KnS. Moretz who has been in West Va. for some months gave our office a call this week and ordered the DEMOCRAT sent to his lady friend (?) in Indiana. He speaksofgoing to the World's Fair and iH of the opinion that it is nearer for him by her home. —As regards the severe vvea ther, we feel glad that it was no worse. It is indeed a con­ solation to know that we all passed through it unfrozen. The weather is now fine and the roads, in the main, have been cleared of the snowdrifts and travel on the public high ways can again be resumed. —On Saturday, the 14th inst, Mrs. Caroline, wife of E. L. Presnell, died of consump­ tion a t her home on Cove Creek. Mrs. Presnell was a sister of Mr. Thos. Bingham of Cove Creek, and Maj. H. Bingham, of Statesville. She was an estimable lady and her death will bring sadness t o many hearts. —The members of the legis­ lature are ha ving some fun over an 'opossum' bill. The House has passed the bill and a colored member from Vance, had his county ex­ empt from the effects of the bill. Oy. Watson, of Forscyth, made some amusing remarks on theoccasion. The bill prohibited thehunfing >f opossums a t certain seasons of the year. —During the bitter cold weather that, good citizen, Mr. Rufus Presnell, who lives 3% miles west of Boone, lost his dwelling and everything contained therein by fire, having only a few bushels of corn left. He has worked uri usually hard, under very ad­ verse circumstances to accu­ mulate what he had and we earnestly request t h a t the good citizens of Watauga w 11 do w hat they can well to help him re-build and re-fur­ nish his home. —Mr. W. W. Sherrill pass­ AH A preventative of the Grip ed through town Tuesday Hood's Sarsaparill has grown in­ to great favor. It fortifies the on his way South with a lot system and purifies the blood. of heavy cattle bought of J. P. Council 1. From M; st, N. C. Editor Democrat: —We are pleased to learn t h a t Mr. 8. F. Lenoir, form­ The people of this vicinity erly of Watauga, but now of are prosperous and energetic. Sumter, S. C., has invented a They are making great im­ car-coupler that bids fair to provements in the line ofbuit make him an immense for­ dings. Mr. Abner Adams has just completed a handsome tune. dwelling, and Mr. J . H. Mast —We notice it has been ha8 a large and commodious colder a t Lenoir, Wilkesboro, two-story dwelling house in Mountain City Knoxvill^and the process of construction. Bristol than in B o o n e . The On last Friday night, the coldest weather we had the 6th inst., about 8 o'clock, p. thermometer registered 8 m.. death, in the form of indegrees below zero. flamation of the lungs, enter ej*the happy home of Mr. C. —The articles advertised in a previous issue of the DEMO­ P . Henson, and took from CRAT by post master Winkler the parent's embrace, Ghana, atDeck Hill, wereclaimed and the infant daughter, aged 1 receipted for by M. A. Hollis, year, 4 months and 1 2 days of Sk.yland lnstituteat Blow­ The bereaved parents have the profound sympathy of ing Rock. all their friends in theirgreat ---Bro. Scott was a t the loss. W. Y. PERRY. Boad Congress i n Raleigh Boone, N. C. and gives an interesting de­ Jan. 23, '93. scription of his trip. One would suppose from what he Editoi Democrat'. writes that the weather was Since the great democratic too bad in Raleigh for a victory things have quieted down and seem calm and mountain fellow. pleasant, politically speak­ ing. We have sent one of the strongestand most l e v e l headed men of our county to the legislature, and I see he is a t work with energy and zeal for his county and his State. He has the interest of his people a t heart and will do all he can to promote their welfare. I see he has introduced a bill to charter a turn pikefrom BoonetoBlow ing Rock, and see that his fit ness has placed him on impor­ tant committees. His bill to establish State banks will pass, I hope. Capt. Lovill is a strong man in the Legislative Halls, and we are justly proud of him. C. H. J . near J . B. Hopkins', L. G. O O O O O O C O o o o o o c Maxwell, Esq., officiating. Af ter the ceremony and con­ gratulations of friends, the bride and groom with about 3 0 invited guests, repaired to Mr. J . B. Hopkins' where a splendid reception was giv­ en tlieiu by Mr. Hopkins and his estimable wife. After we had been there a short time supper was announced and we went to the dining room* where wu fo'ind the table fair­ ly groaning underthe weight of a sumptuous supper which seemed to be much enjoyed. After supper the young peo­ ple enjoyed themselves by playing, while the older Ones had a good social time. To say t^e occasion was one of rare enjoyment is a faint at­ Rev. Sylvanus Lane. tempt to describe it. Of the Cincinnatti M. E. Confer­ Jan. 20, 93. SUBSCRIBER. BRYAN'S (OLIBV PRICES, I wish t o call the attention of the trade to the fact t h a t I am now offering some rare bargainsin noots, s h o e s , hats, ready-made clothing, prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ ware, such as plows, hoes, shovels, spades, tracechains, and, iu fact, anything you need in this line. SAT! ence. makea a good point when he says; "We have for years us­ ed Hood's Sarsaparilla in our family cf five, and find it fully equal to all that is claimed for it. Some people are greatly prejudic­ ed against latent medicines, but how the patent can hurt a medi­ cine and not a machine is a mys­ tery of mysteries te me. Front Riyer Side, 5. C. Editor Democrat: We are having the most se­ vere winter we have had for years. Regardless of the (lis ngreable weather, people con tinued to kill hogs and get married. Rev. Solomon Greene kill­ ed one hog that was twentyone months old t h a t weighed 480 pounds, net. S. W. Greer killed one that was nine months and seven days old that neted 300 lbs. That was a right good pig. The most novel wedding of which I have heard t o o k place on the 10th inst. On the 7fh inst. Win. McGwire, of River Side, started on foot to Wilkes to get married and WHS to bring his bride home on the 10th. The snow be­ ing deep and the weather ex­ tremely cold, his fiiends be­ gan to fear they could not come on foot. So on the 10th, early in thfl morning, Geo. W. Greer and I s a a c Greeene hitched a horse to an old bench sled and started to meet them. They went on until they crossed the Blue Ridge a t Phillips' Gap, a dis­ tance of about ten miles, and met Mr. McGuire and his in­ tended bride, Miss—— Greer, and the Rev. W. N. Church, who was t o perform the cere­ mony. Whereupon Mr. Mc­ Guire helped his intended in the sled and took a seat by her side and the minister got in behind them, while Greer and Green rod on horses be­ hind, and one held back the sled by means of a rope fas tended to it and the other drove the horse t h a t pulled it. They came on about a half a mile to Mr. T. A. Church's store, and there in the presence of about foity persons, Mr. Church pronoun ced the ceremony which made the happy couple one. After many congratulations, etc., the newly married couple ngain took their seats in the sled and started for the home of the groom, Messrs. Greene and Greer driving and hold­ ing back ns before, which they reached about 4, p. m., where they received a warm welcome and a good supper, which those present seemed to enjoy very much. After supper they enjoyed them­ selves in the usual way, by having music and dancing. On the 18th inst., ut 4, p. m., Dr. George VY. Smith, of Ashe county, and Miss Zyra A. Greene, of Watauga, were married iu the Baptist church A BIG COT ON JMrs. A. A. William* Lynn, Mass. For tha Good of Others Jvcv. Jfi\ IVtlllams Heartily En- clorrrs Ho&d's Sarsaparilla. We arc pleaded to present this from Rev. A. A. Williams, of the Sillsbee street Christian Church, Lynn, Mass.: " I see no reason why a clergyman, more than a layman, who know3 whereof he speaks, should hesitate to approve an THIS IS NO HUM RUG TO DRAW TRADE I o I MEANBUSOESS. O -Q n.in GROCERIES 0 I keep constantly on hand A full supply of grocer­ ies consisting in part. of 9ugar, Coffee, Rice, etc., which will be sold ascheapas they enn be bought in the mountain^. I cannot, in this snlall space tell you of half the bargains I am prepared t o offer, but invite you, one and all, t o come and see. Thirty-six in-< ches to the yard and sixteen ounces t o the pound has ev­ er been my motto* and I hope to receive in the future* w h a t l h u v e s o much enjoy­ ed in the past, the liberal p a t ronage of the public. Most Respectfully, C. D. TAYLOR. ValleCrucis, May 10, '92. Article of f/lerit 1 rom now until the first day of April I will sell my stock of and worth, from which ho or his family have been signally benefited, and whoso commenda­ tion may servo to extend those benefits to others by increasing their confidence. My wife has for many years oecn a sufferer from severe CLOTHING Klervoue Headache for which ? lie found little help. She has tried many things ihst promised well but per­ fumed 1.' ,'.e. Last fail a friend gave her a Dottie of Heel's Sartapari'la. it seems surpris­ ing what simply one bottle could and did do for her. The attacks of headache decreased in number and were less violent in their Inten­ sity, while her general health has been im­ proved. Her api>etite has also been better, jriura oar experience with Hood's Sarsaparilla I have no hesitation in endorsing it« A. A. WILI,IAMS. HOOO'C PlLLS *r«tbe be«t family eatharti*, gt:-tie aud effective. Try n box. Price 2Sc —AND— OVERCOATS COST! istrator of Roby A. Thomas deed., all persons indebted to said es­ tate are requested to make imme diate payment, and all persons It wont cost you one cent if holding accounts against said es you dont purchase. tate are notified to pmseiit them duly authenticated within 12 I have a large stock and mouths or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. want t o get rid of it before Jan. 23rd, 1893. spring. W. N. THOMAS , Adm. o NOTICE. The Undersigned having taken m - CALL AND LOOK) the oath of administrator on the o estate of Roby A. Thomas deed., will sell at the late residence of the said deceased, on the 15th I would call your attention and 16th of Feb,, 1893, the fol­ to the big cut in price« in my lowing personal property, towit: other lines. Two mules, one horse, one yoke of cattle, one log wagon, one mowing macnine and rake (Deering),oneset black-smith tools, one set of harness, one man's sad die, one organ, one rifle gun, one circle saw mill and fixtures, and other articles too tedious to men tion. Terms six months credit with note and appproved securi­ ty on all sums over five dollars, all sums under five dollars the cash will be required. This Jan. 23rd, 1893. W. N. THOMAS, ADM. STOCK Executor's Sot ice. A A t ^ 0 p e r c e n t above o If you don't think I mean it Administrator's Notice. Having qualified as the admin­ come and look through my NOTICE. The laws of the State re­ quire all weights and meas­ ures t o be sealed, and I here­ by notify the people t h a t I a m prepared t o do such work. You will find me in Boone a t the residence of D. B. Dough­ erty. J. H. C OOK, Standard Keeper. WITHOUT —o w@wm>T m HAVE the best selected and largest stock of goods ever brought t o this place and perhaps the best selection in the county. ora - MR. MARTIN late­ ly returned from tbo North, where hespent a week buying GOODS, and we have almost anything needed in THIS connty, a t prices t h a t defy compe­ tition. SPECIALITIES, Hats, Shoes, Clothing, Ladies trimmed and untrimmed hats* Ribbons, Flowers, Plumes. Notions, Heavy and fancy groceries. COME TO se us before you buyt We are in a posi­ tion to save you money, Very Respectfully, H. C. MARTIN d Co. Having qualified as the execu­ tor of J. A. Shumaker, dec., all persons indebted to said estal* are requested to makeimmediati payment, and all persons hold­ Blowing Rtck June 30, '92. ing accounts against said estate RESPECTFtfLLY* are notified to present them duly authenticated, within 12 months IF TOVR RACK ACHES. Or you aro all worn ont, really good for notV or this notece will be plead iu bar l n g . It l a general delnJlt y Try MiOWN'S IttO> HITTERS. of their recovery. Oct. 6th, '92. XI Will cure you, clcanro your liver, and gtS* caFQagooooq.o.gg a good appetit*. L. W. FARTHING , Executor, ( VI. LBRYAN, �The Watauga Damaurat this seems, will our people a- Mil. NAT Atkinson, of Bun­ is happiness derived. One in­ wake to their own interest combe, introduced a bill in dividual might think, if I or will they goon inthesame the Road Congress instruct­ were rich I would be happy, I • . K. Dougherty, Editor. R. C. Hirers, Publisher. old indifferent way and have ing and requesting the legis­ could enjoy the world's goods ou can now buy your family supplies of us a t reduced their sons and daughters lature to pass a law to work and have everything I wish­ prices, as we have decided to sell for PAY DOWN, or «erurIbursday Jan.20th, 1893. grow up ignorant and a t the! the convicts on the public ed. What would hinder me eil note. We wunt .vonr trade and will appreciate the same time opportunities lay .roads. We like this proposi­ from being happy blessed a t the very doors of our peo­ tion and believe it will work. with perfect, health as I am, same. We are prepared to aell you goods ut a low rate of profit. W ATAUGA County has as ple to educate these young We hope to be able to give but being in humble circum­ many advantages perhaps, W e pay CASH for all goods we buy, therefore we get re­ aa most counties in the state men and women vith small our readers more informa­ stances I am not happy. He duced rates. Our stock is mil and complete in everyone, out lay of money. tion on this important mat looks upon his rich neighbor off of rail roads. I t is a good, and anything vvehaven t in stock we wiM take great pleasUnless our people change ter next week. and thinks he is indeed hap­ healthful, productive section. in many respects the school py. but. perhaps this neighbor- uie in getting trie same for you. Remember we carry noth Our people are a t fault in ing b u t good goods a t rock bed prices. W e have a f e w many respects in making our system of our country will re THE legislature is down t o is a more unhappy man, lack­ more of those stylish dresslpatterns at£60 cts per yard. main a failure, neither aca­ business and we hope the ing in health or robbed of county what i t should and demic nor free schools can work done will be of much in­ some loved one which r- li­ Lull and examine them. could be. We desire t o spea k \Y e want a lot of corn for cash or goods. Also rye, buck prosper among a people who terest to the people of the fers his life very unhappy. in this article about schools, wheat, dried peaches and apples, eggs, butter,feathers and are dead to their interest. A State. The bankinglavvsnow Thus 1 could make tnan> pic­ and we will speak plainly number of our people have introduced are, of course, on tures, but it is useless so to all ot hcr 3 kinds of good country produce a t highest market without any intention to of­ educaled their children, but the presumption that Con do. I have arrived a t the con prices, i hanking our many friends and customers for their fend any one. A few years a it has been done away a t gress will repeal the law now elusion that the happiest per­ past patronage and asking a continuance of the same we g o there was a proper spirit other schools at considerable in force, taking State banks son on earth is the perfect promise to give you better bargains than ever. manifesting itself famong e_Yper.se. Let our people look 10 per cent. Unless this law christian. One who does hiH W I L L W . HOLSCLAW & BRO. the p e o p l e in regard to more to the interest of our is repealed no State banking duty in all things is, without schools, a number of good public schools and make can be done. doubt, the happi s t of all school houses were built in 1 M itM them better by giving them earthly beings. Yes, those different sectionscf the coun­ — YOUNG WOMEN,— Foil full support. Let our ac.nd GEN . Benj. F. Butler, of who are safe in the arrrs of ty, we will mention, Meat emies put on new life and be Mavs., died a t Washington, Jesus and have been washed Camp, New River, Boone. A3HEVILLE, 10RTH CAROLINA the means of educating th D. C. His death occurred a in the precious blood that Cove Creek, and other places, 11 ill Open ita Sec on 1 7 erm Fein navy 1st, 1893. joungmenund girls of the few hours from that of Sena­ flowed so freely from Calvera t those places prosperous county. tor Kenna from heart failure. ie s brow, and the smiling The Inst]hi 1 1 u academic schools were start­ Si??'" suburb of AsheLet the different denomina Gen. Butler was a great law­ Savior ever ready to bless ville. 1 he spacious ''•<•**«'the most beautiful for its n . , „ i a I t>ui..luig. recently completed for its use at ,. plet ed ed up with every promise of rions of religion work togeth yer bu i a failure as a military and comfort His precious, cost of $.<K),0o0, is furnished with pure w a'er from springs on the success, but were short lived. ses is l ghte with er t o this end arid advance man and politician. He leaves blood-bought, lambs in all p r e m ihot ,and i cola dbaths.g a heated by hot water, and provided with We will note some of the rea­ in education religion, mora a lortune of seven millions of the troubles, trials and diffi­ son* why these schools did lily and general usefulness dollars. culties of life. He makes the si n o t succeed. First the indif­ and let us all move forwarr rough way smooth: Hecomes ference of the citizens which to do more good in this year Ex- PRESIDENT Rutherford to His children in their trou­ is perhaps thegrentest, some of 1893 than we ever have B. Hayes died on the 1 7 t h a t bles when they go to Him for her practical training for Ufa, and whilst ai will fall out with the teacher •• done in the past. his horn (in Ohio. Rheuma­ help, and tells them by His every .lepartnmnt. th'e and think their child has been < oninutt.ed to t .m/ rare the advantages, not merely of a "hriHtimi If any one thinks he has tism of the heart is said to comforting spirit to trust not imposed upou when it is often Nojpupil will be receded who been a stumbling block to the be the cause of his death. in earthly things, where there school, but njchrisfian ham,cunnotlifurnish credentials a« fcuo" i, reasonable healta, or who the case that this boy is un cause of education and gets Cleveland is now the only is no comfort found, but on­ al character. governable a t home and 18 mad a t this article, remem­ living ex-president. ly corrie to Me; one who can Four Severnte ' onrses of Study An Offered the Students the worst boy in school. Ma ber it is you that has been bear your burdens for you, 1. THE NO It VIAL COURSE, for the thorough training ny of the parents fail to con struck, get in a good humor IN Wyoming, Montana, N< J and I will give you sweet of teachers under instructors from the best Normal school* trol their children a t home and resolve to do better here braska and Kansas, the Sen­ peace. Yes, there is beauty, 2. SE ilNAKY Oil COLLEGIATE COURSE, including such children make badscho after then you shall be prais­ atorial elections are still in a neace, pleasure and happi­ ancient ami modern languages, science, music, drawing, etc. nrs. Why do parents think ed. 3. COMMERCIAL COURSE, including stenography muddle. Democrats, Repub­ ness to be found all a 1 o n g H their own dear children are typewriting, bookkeeping, etc. vuJ* licans and Weaverites arenei the King's high-way t o Hea­ better than any body's am THERE will he a bill in fro thcr strong enough to elect ven. Give me this peace and ti 5. OEPAKTMENT.OFDOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a) grienh<: rooking the study of the production ami manufacture of food don't do any thing wrong? duced by Mr. T . A. McNeil, a Senator and no fusion, so happiness in my cottage by et:c. (b) Sewing—embracing the cutttlug and fitting o f garment.. Why don't they send these member from Robeson Coun­ a r has been successful. the old Three Top Mountain, millinery, etc. dear little chaps to •"hoo ty to re-establish the Courts Tht in preference to the wealth of Prat «teachers at the head of this department are from the famous when they have a good op­ of Oyer and Terminer which 1 i liool, Brooklyn, V \ ., and the others from the best insti S. OTHO Wilson theGidion- J a y Gould or Vender bilt and tutiona *m the country, chosen with reference to christian chars/ portunity and keep them * is nothing more or less than te has been indicted in Wake a t the same time possess a ter experience and ability as teachers. A thoroughly orraiii^n school and have them educa­ our old County Courts we Superior Court for organizing stony heart—no grace and no Preparatory Department has been furnished for all *ueb as ar« not ted and oontroled by a good had before the war. We be­ prepared for the higher classes. a secret political party. He hope of eternal happiness. The school year is divided into two terms; cost to minil .^rTeacher? Why don't they lieve this would give our peo­ is bound over in bond of $300 But it the christian neg­ term, or $100 per year, which barely covers the expense of the sustain theteacherin thegov ple general satisfaction, a s t o March Court. lects his duty he becomes board, the school being practically free, having been provided for ernment of his school instead we need a Court to try and by to DartieuliLm «V very unhappy. He is like a ply a few friends of female education. For further F»iuLuiai8 apof making war on him and determine all offences except SENATOR Kenna, of W. Va., bird caged away from its na­ RFV. THOMAS LA YVKENCK, Asheville, N. C doing every thing they can to capital ones. There is no edied last week of heart disea­ tive forest—it yearns for lib­ —"1 i — break down the school? The •onomy in keeping men in Wooowuvr. se. He was a brilliant man erty and that life for which it second trouble is the denom­ jnil so long between Courts ESTABLISHED fSg a. inational influences, which us now. Try them and dis­ and the South loses one of its was meant by the Creator. f most influential friends. There is but one cure and i often destroy schools and pose of them iu an intermedi is a very plain one. Go back their prospects. How unnnf ate Court which is cheaper SENATOR Sherrilland Capt. to God, to our Bible; back to (78 & 178 Cay KFiOXVi LLE, T E m x lira! and how foolish this and more expeditious than Lovill have both introduced the reristian's air of prayer, seems t o us. The different the Superior Courts in these bills lor the establishment of back to first, principles and HARDWAF'e. denominations o f religion smaller offences. State banks. General Vance first love and first work by T o ^ ****** Mule Z h o o S r i c ^ * . L ° < : k * y H i ought to be the great promo and Hon. W. H. Kitchen have these means, only can achris AGRICULTURAL URFLEMEMTS. ter of education and ought THE Bond Congress held a t followed suit. tian regain his former happi­ t o work together in harmony taleigh on the 19thinst. cul­ BrO'wn ^R DouhlPSlli^1 [ 5^®' 9 . w r a c v »® Ilia. Straw Cu^ PVows, Bro #n s DoubJs Shoyol frows, M ness. L. E. t o establish schools every minated into a huge affair, ter«. Lawn Mowers, Corn Sheila ra, Hay l ? orfce Sovt SENATOR Carlisle of Ky. re­ Cr adle and Snaths, Ba.*b*d Wlr «, d^c., A oT ^ where possible. This would ther e being as many as three • purx'mi dteA&oalHtaMH**. signs his seat asSenator and fRrsi COWT'RACTORS' SUPPLIES. seem to us a noble mission, hundred delegates present B will enter Cleveland's Cabinet Dynamite, Powder, St4 ^L l?hcvol$ Pbakf*. rv •I ffi " ft jM„ | A 13 as education and religion are from nearly all the counties ith \ oofs, w f r T S ! e K ? £- Ac. Drill lim mmiiVS not over 20 men want Car­ smith Where Narrows, | twin sisters and ought to a- in the State. A general dis­ lisle's place in the Senate. ARB MUNITION, - P C K T I f l C COOfMk bide with eachother insepar­ cussion of roadsand improve blti-d of fine, high-grade Chiable. merits was had. Great enthu­ ft f? P-.it up tn attractive and or'g* MR . John I). Rockefeller Sometimes indolent and siasm and interest was man­ \jA cod p.-ickK in handsome Fishing R c^^a S !"'' S h ° t ' L ° a d > F H h has made another gift of .-.ter : :y box -3 or six pounds each sorry teachers ruin the gehools ifested, and it is hoped thatj$100,000 to t h in. packages, Chicago ..-.ice si,- • u-s...on'.y soldlower price to SPECIALTIES. j much but this evil can be easily re­ much good and better roads University. T h i s m a k e s consult : •' Sash, Doora and Blinds, Rubber and L-eathar .i.iy other package tea moved and ought no? to will be the fruits of the Con­ Circular Saws, Window Glass, Rra-pn>of 'htS merit whatever and $4,000,000 in all he h a s ifiord-;in n t'- " fviir profit; is a thorthfr Screon Doora and Winciow Frames, r&>^8r Begs, Ao. trouble but a short time, dis­ gress. We have no further ;• i . i y i»| ' N hrsLclass article, absogiven. J L !•/ pure v:v he t ame ; free from EVE RYTHfiNC OW WHEELS* miss them. particulars a t this writing. Buggies, Phastons, Carriages, . -* • • p,U t f o o We see there is a probabili­ lV. Gov. elect Turney of Term, • ill fr f c-.f' ,:ive end TenSCent packages BenrtT r Catalogue and prices. Bend foi r8*tal"° ty of the present legislature THERE was a bill introdu­ chenp-3.;t and most salable package was sworn in as Gov. on the enlarging the school fund, ced in the House looking t o M on the rn, l-ct and consumers pro1.6th a t home in his room,he VUJIUO ii: "the best ? ud most economical." fully*«K)llc'tyour patrcoiage.l° W. would this help Watauga un­ the reform in holding eleaTea venier.tto not being able to go t o Nash K.in-t i0 and is co: proved a handle, easy > s.-'i has big success less the people wculd send I tions in thestate, prohibiting vviv-; over introduced. ville to be inaugurated. W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. their children to school? Ma­ ignorant men from being ap­ We are extremely anxious to have all d • ilets stock this tea, and earnestly re- 1 7 6 A 1 7 8 C a y 8 t r e e t , KffJOXVILLK, ny of them never send if the pointed judges of elections. S TEPHEN Mallory White is que -t inat you include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house ; school is in sight of their [This bill was voted down, the newly elected Senator or order direct of us, we will sec that you 1 home. *• It would help those | we do not know why, such a "3k from California. He s a dem­ a supplied. For further information address who will send their children ! bill ought to pass. Unless a Baltimore^ ocrat from "way back." and sustain and keep up the j man is capable he ought not THE KIN-GO TEA CO., Md. \ public schools. LF', ER1-0NE should save all they °an and YOU to be appointed to fill any MR . Blairie is still living. 0*' The academic schools ought place of importance, elections should begin bv buying your Reports say he is growing Ag-rienlturo and Mechanic Art« t o grow in Watauga and ought to be honestly held. gradual.? stronger. Will begin il» fourth o aftion Sef>give the great numoer of tember 2, 1892. Coin,by Super­ R I HE legislature has a bill young men and women n Our Cllft»n Correspondent Arises to intendents of Erlurnl ion will ex chance, few of their parents introduced to fine and impris Speak. amine applicants for admission. Total cost $100. Address are able t o send them off and on all parties detected in Editor Democrat-. A. Q. BOLL A DAY, Pres., why should they send them lynching a criminal. This This question often pre­ dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and seins of any length Raleigh. N. C. complete. Base balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail, off and buiJd up other schools, law ought t o pass as this is sents itself t o me: " I s there L Do not fail to write for prices. Respectfully, when their own s*ctions need a barbarous act and should any human being on earth the means and influence. not be tolerated in a civilized that is supremely happy?" y 7"0nodoilar pays for the How stupid and indifferent,countrv. and if so, from what source Democrat one year. May 21, 91. KSOX VILLE,l£.m. NORMA! A® COLLEGIATE InstituteV W. W. ! If T IESE ARE HARD TMES S. P. ANGEL, �nswn-irwir.ip •fas $ kvi.i{i iijui j.-iia. > A De\I ) : t vn :'.'i H :ly a^ wHj) ip^r da voted bo tin interest of Coun­ ty, State ana N ition. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga County. N. C. What Harrison Will Do. Wil ningtf 11 Star. can iroiilice was outrageous a t the start. To add to their bounties now a little less than a crime. Every dollar heedlessly vo­ ted by the present House will make the work of the in­ coming administration more difficult, and add to the ob­ stacles iu the way of tax re­ duction. est of the negroes h a j u s t formed a press association and issued an address in which they advise against emigration and "insist upon the us® of the word 'negro'in preference to 'colored,' 'AfroAmerican' or a n y other term."—N. Y. World. F-CLOSIMGI OVERMAN'S ^ > I SPECIFICTHE OXYGEN: 13 COMl'I.KTK NEWS Pi PEIt " the 1'rid^ofthe Norfh na PreBH." * C RTO OF LfiFE." Bo you want to aid in building • !> a paper that whall re fleet tfje reatest credit on North (WvohZfnrJ BULB water;sfwithout w«t air a*4 ltthcraaanbc s»E "i, no matter where it mav fi* MOUTH lift. BPBOmO ' ^n? Then patronize MLS&OXYaxjf U a p cpaeiai nedisated Oxyyea treaS meat far diaeaa•I Sf the MM, thraataal iiars The iaJkalaheae contain Oermieides acd Siaia* fectanta,the beet U ad­ dition toepaaifles kaewn for these tiliset.earTydBff fcenmody by inhalation right to diatase, ritking it aCatarrh and iUX.il. frparcta Zytcifiea ussd in T0SITITI ever. '•ree'rike it iaVote taunt ruo«Usin«. PkyaUiane thai* prastiao. he Wilmington Mes senger It is said t h a t President l i a r Courtplastsr's New Uses. "And I want a large sheet m o n contemplates extend­ Poisons In Toy Candles. ing the civil service law, so of black court plaster," said r l he following letter on ar­ as to cover thousands ot a young woman a t a notion place-holders whose places do senical poisoning through counter the other day, 'which' not now come under the law. green candles was contribut­ she proceeded to expl 'in to a I t is somewhat remarkable ed to the rimes in March'89, friend a t her side, "'tis my USE. » » OXYGEN PRECAUTION ; R-.FI«3 JR-V MGOICATED S-VS3J&.-9IWBW V. »ry».lterle.: V G-a |^*-A'«aMauAIUaSa.«. t h a t this idea never Occurred by Maj. Leadbetter, chief con chief mending implement. I A JM£GE31S5TY •M rr'.urr. .I'. •• SUfjm, Sh-ll/ *.ullrtli»«, Ottkht,, Sr. H Sfeoc-a, madSleep, any t o him unti 1 he was defeated. stable of Denbigshire: : !• > |t reeda;^jat?s*5z*SE«CjB i'. • LeulerllW always mend gloves with i'\-. .i", ire' r ii. ) y r •, •>* «&>.•: Limo mm tutad. '.cr# way, LOUIRTIIU kc « * > vs 'c « v w«s«- *» be the beet c A to I t is said t h a t he has had it •• '• Fl-Jll.'it. CAPO tiireiMl to A curious case came under court plaster, using black or •.— >•'* by rehint atail a copv of our :. i^ ; |, issireattteutiafcU, Send v. y.-. •/-. v mtnm a? owoa in contemplation for some my notice lately which, I am the light tints according t o time, which is a mere pretence. of the opinion, is of public the shades of the glove. I t R;I; & Sappiy 08., im Co., h a $s*' 7f -7 : Button. .. . ..1.1 >..<•« tiVt!tfs.ii|J |rSjtl{ililtl!IIUtiMUSMIMIl3 The only motive for it now, value. A children's party turn the glove inside out and if it be done, is t o keep repub and Christmas tree resulted fit the plaster over the rent, lican place-holders i n who in most of the little people first, of course, drawing the 7 would be removed under the and many <»f the older ones edges together as 1 a surgeon R O YA ne.it administration. It is being seized with symptoms does a torn skin. It is much | SE$7H3&> simply taking snap judg­ of mineral poisoning. The better than sewing "and it i a a a a.a sa . ment to hold on t o the spoils, fact »f several who were pres­ lasts longer. Sometimes T and keep republican partis­ ent vho had not partaken of get an ugly throe-cornered mmm® NATURE'S ans in the places they now food or liquid of any kind be­ rent in my gown. My court- 5 YEARS r n W S ? :. weJWH; iVW CURE FOR hold. It would be the prop­ ing in the number of those nf- plaster case mend? the rent, •1 er. fair and honest thing for ffcted directed my attention leaving'praclically no indieaMr. Harrison to let that law to the colored candies on the tions of it. Fmend fans, slip alone, as he has administered tree. pers, lace—everything, a 1w w w w w w w w w W t ^ f f V W V" the Govern men t under i r and These I had examined by most, with iL" let those who do not come the county analyst, Mr. La we This new treatment for Catarrh and Tho Potomato. Under its provisions take of Chester, whose report is to diseases of the respiratory organs Is one of the most importantdiscoverles their chances of staying in, the effect t h a t the green can­ "Potomato" is the name In medical science and possesses the following advantages i Just as rhe Democrats who dles were colored with arseni­ given a curious manufactur­ Is Th. patient can cura hlmtalf at a swell '-•A? and without outside assistance. were in took their chances cal green t o the extent t 1 a t ed vegetable which Owsitsjor 2. No change of diet or pursuit ol Ufa la during treatment. when he became President. every eight candles would con igin to Dr. B. C. Culner, of ~ Ha* e,1-KBpa 7 Ai$:h ^ 8, The remedies are In no wlso offensive to tlw ~ atient and Stealing Senators and steal­ tain one grain of nrsenious Atchison, Kan. For more S Rtw a Ant. s r.'-'tii'g reacbee the east fhe remedyentail no diMomtert.of the trouble ~ lis. Iff-j UCTa.vAijg &1 mattc-s.. ta t directly. ing these places, too, is going anhydrite. He further says than twenty years the Dr. jr Km. a A yrptajaac/-*. 2 5. The remedies end meuna of appflenco ten bo = Hao an Stl-s«i«ve - 2"is-hna. carried In tho pocket without Inoonvenlenee. too far. They should be con that the red candles were col­ has been experimenting with 5 Hm a S'w*i»t A&yatitomirst* JFBEJE TREATMENT ni eny dr%*o riora. ~ Has a roalUvs T^o-uft CACTERI N E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.0O. IhraibtK. tent with stealing the Sena­ ored with vermillion. There a view of crossing the toma­ 2 HM StyllWt f o n i l i U : v a Sfni S k CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. — K at, a Xte~rj(;»xr lts>.-kgs of ,Q ft tors. If, however, lie plays is no doubt, therefore, that to and potato vines. I t is 2 dows sscy ."yei/-,.- IS- uratAu* Ui t!u> Wuiiii. £5 Caoterlne Modloloa Co., Waco, Taxa». n tKaa this game, perhaps .a demo­ we have no further t o seek claimed t h a t this has a t last 1 Exustls® THE W5YAL for poiete ef| ajtid yea wiii cratic Congress will see a for an explanation of the been accomplished and that buy elbor. way to checkmate it by cut­ symptoms—a crowded room a species of vine has been thus ROYAE S, l i K., fisskfsri IU. f ting down salariep.and with­ with the atmosphere charged literally manufactured, and | holding appropriations for with arsenical and mercurial that it will produce both to­ the Civil ServiceCommission, fumes sufficiently accounting matoes and potatoes, both WfttihT Bgardlngf "if it can't repeal the law and for it. It is only fair to state of which grow in their natu­ pass a new one t h a t will be n that 1 learn the candles were ral elements.—St. Louis Re­ Cornagatad S^esllftg, civil eervice law in fact as well not ot Englsh manufacture public. Roa3»a Paints. a s in name, and eonse nearer and werebouht with the toys. OK OF GO C&&YO mesting whatever popular de - E x . Iron Roofing, inand there ma? be for a law Ssn ?««5fc3. C«ttere »ad Spaeditg, WE WILU MAIL A BOX Of > ©f Shoot Kctal for BuSsHng Yadkin Valley News: From <of that kind. I 6)<y«^L»rrE AND READY \ i i i iuit, o u I e n d ! ! ;t;^LY ^HKN SHIPPED./ the little hamlet ot Phillippi, wem If I II1111 IWIiHH IBHBaMBBM A National Heed. W. Va., with a population of •«»« a ) WE WANT Cincionatti Post. 675 and a democratic vote of -AW IMS MLY IHFAlllftLE CWRS KM t I t is suggested that the seventy, twenty-two applica­ Government of the United tions have been received at We wish to call attend ion to our Tettey, C?G8Pd Ilc^, ItcMug Piiss, Sing it line of second-hand St&tes be made more efficient Washington. One applicant Wo?m and all Its&lsfi LUa Diseases, ',vy —euw SMVIUK MSS* >ro.v&raa «»a» to • - -.i -in *ew© »*<?» <r-isi' cxAtwrtoto by the creation of the depart would be satisfied with the Buggies, Carts, wagon3, WfM krvs TETT83,11 raaHors noi hew ler.g W te* -v * V-> .. ' • •• - ••« ''•"'A .-am Hfur Hacks, Harness Etc, ment for the suppression of portfolio to Hawaii; ten oth­ e»«h»d, TSITKRIMS v.lll r.« certain!; yea as ft» ui W. humbuggerv. There is too ers want the postmastership They are almost good as new, '/ F & £ '"t,. ^a^issHi 9Ht. Fr&grtat •^vam.feKKs t»T2. much imposition practiced on of I'hillippi; five arc after de­ and persons wishing to buy can Hsrssbsg, Falalm &? v7 V witiot sVi.\i jevs *kt> «Hss*.tlasted the American people these partmental appointments; secure bargains by calling on us. s Nxslto-BtkrsMtiH' Bsutbsre 55 SLU K s-i tV* *•>-}.- kbj-ar«'!a, ChiN We have a big lot of NEW dava. Ever since the inven­ two would like postal clerk­ baas* at, Katlecal aiuisiJa, tion of wooden nutmegs the ships; two want positions in BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, 1. T. 8HUPTRI8S & sua. trouble has heeu spreading the state department; one is HARNESS Ac SAVANKAH, «A. in the land. No citizen buys willing to be postofficemspec on hand, which will be sold on w|o o 1 e n clothing nowdays tor aud another collector of reasonable terms. If we ha ve not Without the suspicion that internal revenue. The re­ got what you want, we will cotton exists in the wool. He maining fortyeight demo­ take pleasure in getting any p e e r s s a r c a s t i c a l l y a t t h e crats in the village are yet t o thing for you in our line. We buy direct from manufacturers and milk on the breakfast table; be heard from. can, therefore, give you very there is a suggestion of olleoclose prices. margerine in his glance a t Ile Doesn't Like Hanvingr. the g^amer.y butter. At the James Van Hise, the New- We have a full line of new Har gro<lPfc.hc searches for burnt a?k carpenter who has for ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ beaiih in the J a v a coffee and years been New Jersey's pro­ erything in the harness line. Can asks if the eggs have a certifcate of recent birth. On the fessional hangman, has . de­ beat the world on prices. street he suapectH the quality clared that he is disgusted We will take in exchange, of his neighbor's gold watch with the business and that horses, mules, and also good bet ENDORSED BY * chain and ponders th^ ques lie wil! do no more of it. He cattle. Give us a call. tion whether Brigbam Smiths PROFA.Lf£ETZ,P.H.G, diamond stud would really has hanged about thirty sev- tlENKEL, CKAIG J- < O. of Msdieal Depariuutit Tutans Calvsesttf Lenoir JN. C en murderers, the last being of Louisiana, who, after a eareful aaaljslt, cut glass. pronounces It a p a r e Cream Tartar Powder, which he cheerfully Noouuucnds to the the negro Ha Dinger, in Jer­ public, A Had Start. sey r i t y on Thursday. "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"' N. Y. V orld. "Tte notoritey IhaVegain P URE, W HOLESOME «MD P OWERFUL. The Rom;.* t i-p»b« 1 up- n ed. he said, "because \ have UOLUR o Yon Wad tt. Ask Qrtoor Per it flr «s r a BP- z m US ^ democrvii i<* pte-'g • >' ' t l.eeii }>erlorinir.g a public dn passed m Monday the biil ty in executing conciemia d mm G u L F K F a . C o . " " " 0 ^ " ^ enmed b.r wlio is o' either sex iuiius increasing the allowance of murderers is obnoxious to 13 cssiivthe country,any one willing to work in an) part of imuB corns trtousiy t One of the the pensioners of t b r Mexi­ me and to my family. For The labora i' I.ie oinployrnent which weU furnish. • F0S MANY ON light aud 'pleasant, and Y O run no BERT Tel eScopoa 1 risk whatever We fit you out complete, so that can war from $ 8 t<» $12 per t h e s a k e o f m y f a m i l y I a m ' you can give the business n trial without expense tuneqnaU'J, »n 0Iti iiurodoreour 1 he ei -»rIrt. *ur Srilitifiaie to voursnf. For those willing to do a little work. superiorpoo«« -!«eveill •endFRtz i month tiii« is the grandest offer made. You can work ••on'cio to lei ft'ii" o» " toONIFEF- 11 n.-h lorollty who write *-<2 all day, or in the evening only. It you are em­ * • 5'.-i, ~K theaboveone: *i ,,.liaratodotn - SA chsnceC. \lre sura With the • • ; k' •?' f ;.!:>• • v pi ployed. and your dis< o tio'al, utilisehave a few spare hours atincome, ^' • •7 to 'usatia 7 our gooda of r? m them, ami add to your to ! business at all. You wi'l mounting hp - |il»- snot a « t! i nit outaniHeed -nwill not interfere rapidity and «a. % o-a?v v Hl this yourertiaemanl he the start at the The befhnd Stuaip lot AYE ltliowa the small end of the tele nolo, ad by whinti you amass dollar npou dollar,'day In and 000,000 a u ally LI 11 . l i •' |,I M M , ' . H I I U t ii.iv out fivvu hiMjinners are successful from Uie THU following cat (rirea the appearance of tt reduced tt tjsSdKWSsisf BjEisyvg & -rr?^ • Any — Treasury deficit m sight., n i d o i t , b u t c o m p a r a t i v e l y f e w first hour.B shoiihlone can run the business yennone fail. Y O try nothing else until for yourself wh it you can do at the '»*. s. n new pension should be vot­ will undertake it. The work which we offer. Xo'capital risked. Vsr it# It gracl workers; nowadays they tsak* as HUUC •bout the flAlethUport^ of to bulk.We If) a grand,hdouble Bicetelt»cope,A9 r g e ed nor an old one increased. is distasteful to me. as rr«er.. They should try" this business, a.> it i' CM) mtkel afrom« •W:so atoy91carryday aiwill alsofromo theyou how you UCIU letat, « w well adapted to them. Write at once and see for out experience Botfrr writeOata Box HHO. Portunstart,with­ PtoStee ».k«38, or children who want MLSAddress, H HALLKTT A CO., once We pay all express,charges. D M H yourself. Address H H AI.I.KTT A CO., The scheme for pensioning lag up, Ehcuid take box 880, Portland, Ms. ftRQtYK'U 1ROX BITTERS. Nlaiiy I'ersYiDs It 1* plctvact to taYv. enrca Malaria, IadJmen who were never within a The twelve newspapers pub REULEOUL, FAIIIKJUEN AOD LLVAX COKIPLAIASA 5u"vn from overwork or tiou'wuokl cares. thousand miles of the Mexi- lished in Georgia in theinterBrawa's Iron liitters Rebuilds the •jrutcm, aids digestion, rernovea exoeas ofblie, euros malaria. Get the genuine. I GAGTERINE A LAItGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER }o yon want a (;i ving you a,11 reliable paper, the news of the vorld—a Democratic newspaper • hat equals the best— has the argest circulation, and has fotwenty-one years been L pan ind factorin the«»Towth and devvelopment of the Old Nt>rth State? Then subscrbe for TH WJL^IKGTby Campaign Partes: Lhe "Daily Messenger," by maib 4 months on trial, for fie weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger, (the largest and best paper in the State) 9 months on trial for $1.00 Cash in advance. Both mpers are large Eight-Page dieet-s. Send Postal Card vi th the address of tivt per-ms and receive sample coi> S )I 1 ILK MESSENGER Oct. 1st, 1883. tf. - ' CATARRH EXTRAGT MEXICAN CACTUS. ^OOFING. CURE PAY TAKE THE -A HbJd Sj s GOrNGvTast a n d N o i t k w d z l Gmigi-ants gohig to any of the - ''S!.M*II StateB or Territoriei? •' time and money going ni. ( licago and Alton route. IH the quickest route to ANSA8 CITY, DENVER, I 1 J J f . Vnd a'l points in Idaho, Wash lngton, Oregon, Utah and California. Finest and /'est, Equipped Road in the West. Only line running Solid Vewtl hud trains between St. Louio and tvanpiafj Git v. Kc-lining Chair carg and Tour ist Shypei-s free of e x t r a charge. I will ibeet parties at any rail­ road station with through tickets and baggage check*. For lull information", map* and doscrip'-.ive pamphlets of the »VcHt write to or call ou B.'A. NEW LAND. Traveling Passenger Agt.. Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C. J. UflAHLTON', G. P. A Chicago, 111. v MEM AK& I T1TAHIA (Tbe %«ve«J «c 1 \MU. FOB 8TRIGTLV HIQMCgT 1 DIAMOND FRAME • cue mow M. ptseuaAYie WARRAHTY WITH EVERY WHEEL saw roue AeeoBH rm uouamm ARsaeyoiEsre.fia,-r^- PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER 11 ____ A' *. BSWi'-fcy'iFt'Nh'ast %~y rrTfiY f2«b ij™ Jit fi'ts Oft-, ist# a;vt Trs •>-}£ a aMaineA, and all PttS» eai kvaisce# iac F*a«. ?v f laoor* tl. 3. Katoet OUIml ftad csaIra H Crses:"® lalaoo tlaaoLkmlMM remote tt»«e Bsi**. vvodel, ae iikohj., with SexetyW# MI TI SC, if sateetekla OR ACT, traa at ch-» ff* Oar fa-s tat iaa till w»Uat la aaeara*. A F e m j i h l a 4 . k » GkUia PairsU," wtoh m u or actual tliveO InyowStoU, miity,« towo, teat £rse. Addraaa. C.A.SNOW&OOF. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 19 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0126_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: January 26, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-01-26 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/a3422c44eb91ce9e1467bf80f4fe9b47.pdf 7b659c52c6db2e455962d94ef307a001 PDF Text Text M.*, VOL 5 PROFESSIONAL isoone, W A SHI NGTON Wa t a u g a countv. :gjgg&' TILUHSDAV, FEU11UAKY L893, NO. L ETT E R. both as to time and persons. "THE LEAST.IS DEAD." that one on the death of Ben Let Y«nr Lifht So ShineI t would he much better to Nashville American. From our Hegular Correspondent. Butler was Dot foreordained. A Japanese Sena tor recent­ W. B. COUNCILL, JR. absolutely suspend the Civil "Old Ben^ Butler is dead! I t shouhl be a day of merry­ ly got hold of an exposition ATTORNEY AT LA V. "The Carlisle tariff bill." Service law so far as it relates Early yesterdxy morning the making. The 'Beast' is dead. of part of the Bible. Reading Boone, N. C. How does that strike you a s t o appointments and remov­ angel of death, acting under The cymbals should beatand it attentively, he pronounc­ a popular title for the demo­ als, for the first yearnf every the devil's orders, took him the tin horn should get in ed Christianity a fine thing W. B. COUNC1LL, M. I). cratic tariff bill which is to be administration, as proposed from earth arid landed him in its exultant* work. Butler passed by t h e Fifty-third by Rep. OeArmond's bill, hell. In all this Southern conn has gone where he Can issue in theory, but the question Boone, N. C. was, Would it work practi­ Resident Physician. Office Congress? Unless a number now in the hands of a House try there are no tears, no no more orders making the cally? Thinking about it, he on King Street north of Post of gentlemen who are in posi committee, than to evade it, sighs and no regrets. He liv­ rape of the Southern women became dissatisfied with his tions to know are wrong in a s has been done ltnder this ed only too long. We are a gala pastime. He has gone Office. life, and while in this state their calculations Senator administration; besides, it glad ho has a t last been re­ where there are no more took a trip from Okayama Carlisle, whose resignation a s would be much more manly moved from earth and even spoons to he stolen, lie has E . F . LOVILL to Ozaka. On the samesteaSenator will take effect the ami honorable. pity the devil in the posses­ gone where it is not in his iner was Miss Barrows, and ATTORNEY AT LAW, Boone N. C. fourth of next month, is the The favorable report to the sion he has secured. power to order hanged South he heard she was a christian, man who will frame that bill. House on the bill repealing "When Grant died, it was •un gentleman for alleged and so watched her. Her de* The great success of the Wal­ all federal election laws con­ with the respect and the es­ treason against Butlerism. DR. L. C. REEVES. portment so impressed him ker tariff bill, framed by Pres tains some veiy strong lan teem of the Southern people. "Good-bye, Benl You strut PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON that, though not a word ident Polk's Secretary of the guage, but, as the report When Sheridan died, all the ted through a few temporal Office at Residence. passed between them, he was Treasury, was, it is said, what truthfully says, "these laws harm he did our cause du­ triumphs} now rest if yon Boone, N. C. convinced that Christianity :nduced Mr. Cleveland to fol­ are a continued menace to ring the bloody contest of can in the brimstone glare of was right in practice, as well low thesa me plan and entrust the peace and welfare of the more than a quarter of a cen­ hell fire. You laughed twentyas good in theory, and on re­ L. I). LOWE, the framing of a tariff bill country," and nothing said tury ago was forgotten, and five years ago when you bran­ turning home he hunted upa which is to be strictly in ac­ against them can be too his seeming cruelty h a d ded your offensive personali missionary and made public cord with democratic ideas, strong. The House will pass grown to be held UN love of ty upon the memory of your profession of faith, and has t o his Sec. of the Treasury. this hill, not with any expec­ country and his terrific as­ superiors; now smile if you AND since been active in persua­ I t is not to be understood or tation that it can get through saults as great generalship. can when powerless and sunk ding others. Miss Barrows NOTARY PUBLIC, infered that this move is in­ the Seriate a t this session, When old Tecumpseh Sher­ so low as to be beyond the did not know she watched, oT BANNER'S ELK, N. C. tended to deprive the W-ys but to emphasize the posi­ man passed away, the people sympathy of even christian that anything special depen­ and Means Committee of the tion of the democratic par­ whom he devastated and rob men and women." ded on her deportment. Had next House of any of its ty against these laws. bed of property and precious she behaved as many church J F. HORPIIKW, rights, l'he idea is merely to The republicans of the Sen­ lives were pleased to forget What a Southern Soldier Thinks. members behave, especially About It. put into the hands of that ate have apparently adopted tlie bonfires he made of our ATTORNEY AT LAW, when away from home, this Cor. Landmark. M ARION, N. C committee a complete tariff a sort of go-ns-you please cities, the path of death he The foregoing appeared in Japanese Senator would have hill, leaving its members to pace. Two attempt;} have cut to 1 lie sea, and they now — ( ° ) — been repelled, and would pro­ decide whether it shall be ac­ bem pnade within the lasi hold him ns one who loved the Nashville American of a bably have reached the con­ Will practice iu the courts orecent date, and for down­ Watauga, Ashe, M itehell, Mc Row- cepted as prepared or l>e a- week by means of caucuses, well l;ia country and was eru right fiendish malignity has clusion that, however fair Mi and all other counties in the mended before being reported to get. them together.] but el oniy to be true. Christianity might be in the­ jrestern district.••^'Special atten to the House. Whatever one's they were both failures. The But with Ben Butler it is no parallel iuthe English lan ory, it was a failure in prac­ lion given to the collection of opinion of this method of most of them appear to wish different. His stay in the guage. The writer from tice. We never know what claims.""®* preparing the tariff bill may t o - avoid doing anything, South vrns a curse to ourpeo whose head and heart such eyes are upon us. "Let your be, it cannot be denied that aside from some special bill pie and Lin dead body cannot sentiments emanated, repre­ light shine.''—Selected. NOTICE. John 0 . Carlisle is by exper­ in whir?) they are interested, shake the estimate formed of sents a few fools North and Hotel Property for Stiie. ience and abihty specially and to lie unable to interest his character when he s a t in South who were responsible Stop Hy Paper. war On account of failing henlth well qualified t o frame the a sufficient number of their New Orleans as ,-i military for the lateI ^ P in this coun- Luthran Observer. HH of myself and wife, 1 offer for sale democratic bill. He has for­ Now a newspaper in one a s colli agues in uu.v one meas­ nat rap upon the lives n n ( j i LTY, a class Oi extremists, who my hotel property in the town of are still doingall thej T can to pect, is something like a hotel Boone, North Carolina, and will mally years been a leading ure to get it endorsed by a property of defenseless men keep the best elements of citi table. It presents to its rea­ 4ell low for each and make terms tariff reformer, and bis name caucus. Having given up and women. zenship in the two sections ders literarj* viands and views o suit the buyer, and will take attached to the bill would, the si Iver question entirely "W e have no love for him, real or personal property in ex­ of itself, make it popular they will thiu week caucus on and praise of any kind, sole­ arrayed against each other. from many different writer* change. Apply soon. W. L . B R Y A N . with the rank and file of the the admission of new Stab ly because he is a t last dead, Such sentiments a t e a reflec­ and many differnt subjects, democratic party. When the results of the hist would be the veriest hypocri­ tion upon the Christianity to suit many different per­ Much curiosity is felt con­ election are considered the sy from the Southern people. and ciyilization of the age, sons of many different tastes. Notice. and how any sane man, un­ For sale. 900 acres of land, cerning the answer that Sec­ republicans are excusable for There is nothing in h i s less he wasatthetimedrunk, There is something for tlie on Rich Mountain, Watauga retary Foster will make t<> being slightly demoralized. whole life to excite our admi­ could have given expression old and the young; the min-' isters and laymen, for par Bounty, on which is asbestos, Representative Scott's reso­ Senator Wolcott lias been ration. When it is said that and fine land for sheep ranch. lution, which has been ?nhp. having some fun a t tire ex­ he was possessed of great to such is more than the hu­ ents and children, for the po* Sales private. L. D. Lowe & ted by the House, calling for pense of the Postmaster Gen. intelligence and undaunted man mind can comprehend. etic and the prosaic, for the J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of information a s to the delay The author, and the newspa­ practical and devotional; and eral. He don't like Colum­ energy, all that is to his cred Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. per in which the article ap­ in short, for "all sorts and Banner Elk, Nov. 1 ~ '90 . in the erection of public build bus stamps, and Saturday it lias been said. ings for which the money has vie made a humorous speech "He was a truckling dema­ peared, should be denounced conditions of men"—and wo­ been appropriated by Con­ in favor of his joint resolu­ gogue, whose selfishness a- by every self-respecting citi­ men too. ff now, one of these NOTICE. Parties putting papers in gress. Mr. Scott says be is tion directing the Post Mas­ mounted to polution; he wa* zen in America. And every classes of persons object t o my hand for execution will satisfied that the delay has ter General to stop the sale a a autocrat who used power patron of the Nashville Amer­ articles suited for any of the ican should a t once order his other classes, and reject* a please advance the fees with been caused by the lack of of them, and he raised a laugh to wreak personal revenge; he t h e paj>erB and they will rep a p e r discontinued. The cei ve prom pt a tten tion, other money in the Treasury, and by saying that he had a let­ was mean and malignant, a Southern soldiers will bhfsh newspaper on that account, lie is ju?.t as unreasonable in wise they will be returned the facts are all apparently ter from a physician »aying hangman from prejudice, the not executed lor the want of with him; but it is hardly pro that if the sale of these stamps insulter of women, a bragga- universally to find that there tbifi as if he refused to take fees. D. F. BAIKD SHFT. beble that the wily Secretary was stopped the stock o n d ncio, a trickster and scoun­ is one such fiend in human liia dinner a t a hotel table be of the Treasury will admit hand mfght be utilized a s drel whoae heart was as black shape as the author of the cause he objects t o some ar­ abOve in our Southland. No ticle of food which others en­ UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAR0L1N1. that. chest protectors. He inti­ a s the smoke from the coals soldier could have so express joy. Instruction is offered in four Representative Bynum's re mated in relation to Mr. that are now scorching his ed himself about one dead. If general courses of study, six solution, which has been adop W a n n a m a k er's sta temen t soul. brief courses, e large number Watchman: The practice of If there he a future of peace a soldier a t all, he was only of special courses, and in law, ted by the House, calling on that .$1,500,000 profit would oris in name, a skulker, a cow pitting a man's private vir­ medicine a n d engineering. the Civil Service Commission be realized from the sale of in store for Ben Butler after ard. I was a soldier in the tues against his public sins, The Faculty includes twenty t o furnish a list of all the these stamp* to collectors his entrance upon eternity teachers. Scholarships and men reinstated in the classi­ that this Government was then there is no heaven and Southern army, was in th? in obituary estimates, tends from the beginning to loan funds are available for fied service of the Govern­ too big to go into tber chro- the Bible is a lie. If hell be on warend, and I think I know t o confuse moral distinctions. the needy young men of talent l.v aw black as the Good Book the sentiment of the South­ A man's character i s not and character. The next ses­ ment, under rule 10, since uio business, a buisness that describes it, then there are ern soldiery in regard to such built like an ocean steamship sion begins Sept. 1 . For cat­ March 4, 1889, together might do for some little Cen­ vile stuff as theabove. I don't alogue with full information, with the date of their dismis­ tral American state, t h a t not the degrees cf punish­ assume the task of defending in water tight compartments. address President Wmscon, sal or resignation from the was a few thousand dollars ment in which some chris­ the memory of Gen. B. F. Each man's fife is a unity. Chapel Hill, N. C. tians so fimly believe. Hehaa Butler, nor is it necessary. There is an underlying princi service, the states they were "shy". gone, und from the sentence "The dead lion heeds not the pie which explains both hfa from and the States charged Things are now going with private End public life, and, with theii appointment, the a rush a t the headquarters which has already passed up­ kicks of the living ass." TNI GREAT PROGRESS OF ELECTRICITY, • —— Wjlvr-KT.T.'Fii J . A. STIKELEATIFER. until we apprehend that, we date of their reinstatement, of the Inaugural committee, on him there is no appeal. Olin, N. C., January, 1893. do not kuovv the man. We Medical & Surgical Instlfi and the departments in which and so great has been the de He is already so deep down for th« Treatment of Oiroatr. Urn nM,T.nrrr»L*p«UI, they were reinstated. Rule in the pit; of everlasting doom Durham Globe; The whip­ are quite familiar with the* FemivIs, all •argirml I>I>oa n. (TEE 10, referred to in this resolu­ rnand for hotel accomoda­ that he couldn't get the most p i n g p o s t w o u l d d o t w o human type which is all sane «« ABAJTTEER In all tions that good quarters are •rranr^d atampa for Betelc».«r« cant. In and taken..1 book Rat tion was gotten up by repub- getting scarce. on powerful ear trumpet concei­ things: In the first place it tity in public and very far above dl.eaaea, how tcuro them. Call or addraaa,to icans ostensibly t o allow the vable t o scientists and hear would reduce taxation; and from a saint in private. Just f 0H. ALBERT F. SHELL I CO., in the second place, it woul j KrnUan tklt a-w— k»mil!». Tun. reinstatement w i t h i n one Carolinian: Hyams, t l i e the echos of old Gabriel's cause those who are flatter­ now, however, another type year of their dismissal or res gaeat, Bakersville reporter, trumpet; or fly a million ed to-day to go t o the work is evolving, namely, t h a t of i rgnation of ex-soldiers, but has been licked. Some smart kites and get a message to house to have some little the man who is all hardness if the information called tor Aleck out ir. Johnson City St, Peter who stands guard care. There is no reason in and avarice and self-eeeking t h e w i d e w o r l d w h y t h e in public, but who is an angel t M U H L IW . yff r.» <>• i by the resolution be truth­ imagined he was fore-ordain­ a t heaven's gates. ed t o administer a flogging whipping post should not he the moment her crosses his..try fully given it will beseen that t o the poor fellow and procee " I n ou r s ta t u te book s m a- re-established, while there is _ morrn aftar aor. iff rlOTmrnt itacb >Hlt. ... ,je,t te .-trial. hart, ftt 1 Tty holidays are decreed. I t eyery reason why it should threshold and gets on his drw* it has been terribly stretched, ded t o do i t . la" - mat xn HE Ai t o., tuiiu, uua —— — sing-gown and slippers. egregious oversight be. Attorney at Law W. fanrii* ararriMar Mart Me l.k rata yea «,»r» a<aoiea'«, ar all 7«ar «in. to tk< trerk Th» , as aaMrtif • laad.eak krirtf. wendrrfal ta.-vav te n.ika. • " a r . a b a t tto a *[ .• -. * a an a , u t .k U u -r U a ^.t , tlttlt traaHanat and after a tltil. axaartanaa W. fkrat.li 7aa tke «and Tea �/tion wecan gather con home unwell, but. h r friends on his death bed^ when he so O CO O O C ooo oo crning his age, lie was in his thought her sickness simply earnestly begged his friends 93rd yeer, being born in the an ordinary indisposition but and associates to let it a>/Q>3l .00 year 1800. It is claimed by shs grew steadily worse, and jkme? But some will say lie } others that he was 96 vem s while in her far off western • did not kill himself drinking, old. home she professed religion it was Warren who killed G O'ltTIBING RATKH. 1week $ .75 —If you wish your articles after which she and her hus­ him. All! indeed, and so it " 1 month 1.75 (o appear in these columns be band returned to their old was, but who can deny that " 3 " „ 3;00 home in Watauga, where s h e liquor was a t the foundation « G " 5.00 sure and sign your name for died of scrofulaon thel4thof of t his sad affair. I wish t o call the attention " 1 year 7.00 the protection of the publish of the trade to the fact ihut •olurnn 1 week 9.00 er, and then yon have the Jan., 1893 She lacked "lev- Many cases could be men­ I am now offering some rare " 1 month 13.50 right t o use any nom de en days (J living a year af­ tioned where menhavesquan " 3 " 25.00 bargains in boots, s h o e s , ter her father's death. May dered fortunes, debased them « -G " 37.50 plume you may wish, but un hats, ready-tnade clothing, she sweetly rest in her Heav­ selves and brought ruin and " 1 year 50 00 d e r no circumstances will prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ disgrace upon their families they appear without a signa­ enly Father's love. ware, such as plows, hoes, by the use of intoxicants. Re­ A FRIEND. Entered a t the Postofficeat ture. shovels, spndes, tracechains, member, young men,and the Vilas, Jan. 30th. Boone, N. C., as second-class — In addition to what is ad and, in fact, anything you young men are not all who mail matter. vertised for sale in another ' I am convinced of 1 lie merit need t o remember, that when need in this line. column by W.N.Thomas, ad of Hoods Snrsaparilla, after hav­ ever you touch i t you start LOCAL NEWS. —0 mmistrator ou the estate of ing taken but: a few closes."—this an influence for evil, the ef­ R. A. Thomas, dcd. there will is what, many people say. —The weather lovely for fects of w h i c h may not end be offered for sale one-fourth until it ends in the death of n few days past. OBITUARY. interest in a threshing inn0Died a t her home on Stony such a man as Roby Thomas, —Editor Dougherty in n- cl ine, and five head of dry Fork, Wilkes county, N. Co and some poor woman will I keep constantly on hand a gain pushing to completion cattle. Jan. 3rd, 1893, Mrs. Barba­ be left, just as his wife is left, full supply of grocer­ the work on his new mill. —That was a very perplex­ ra, wife of Arch a Greene. She With little children to care ies consisting in part of Su­ —Little Frank, son of Mr. ing mistake we made in our was in her 65th year a t the for. "Contemplate the scene!" gar, Coffee, Rice, etc., It. L. .Council!, of Jour place, last issue when we announc­ time of her death, and lived a How often is it the case that which will be sold ascheapae has-been very ill for somt ed the death of Mrs. E. L. consistent member of t he Bap we lose sigh t of the real cause they can be bought in the days. Prestieli. of Cove Creek. The tist church for forty years of of such calamities? mountains. —Mr. J . F. Harrwfi is on the lady who died was a . daugh­ that time. She was a deyot"The success of the liquor I cannot, in this small space southern market with stock ter-in-law of Mr. Presnell's, ed wife and mother, a kind tratic depends upon debased tell you of half the bargains for the Lihville Improvement and our informant was mis­ and christian neighbor, and manhood, wronged woman­ I am prepared to offer, but Company. informed, hence the blunder. was much beloved by all who hood, defrauded childhood. invite you, one and all, t o come and see. Thirty-six in­ —The Ilev. Mr. Cherry , is A correction in full appears knew her. She leaves a k'ind I t holds a vworfgage over ev­ ches to the yard and sixteen in another column. ery cradle, a deed written in and devoted husband and 9 holding a meeting of days TJELLS IS NO HUM ounces to the pound has ev­ in the M. E. Church here, We Hr&requested to an­ children, besides a large cir­ hearts blood over every life. er been mv motto, and ! RUG TO DP.A W which we trust wilt result in nounce the marriage of Mr. cle of friends to mourn her de­ Shall mothers know this and hope t o receive in the future; much good. what I have so much enjoy­ J . P. Taylor, of Elk Park, to parture, but we hope our loss be silent? Shall fathers un­ x TRADE! derstand and be indifferent?" ed in the past, the 1'beral pat Miss Emma A. Council), of is her etei nal gain. —Messrs. E. H. Ihmglierty -oroilage of the public. This great curse that is up­ and George Osborn, both of Boone, which will be solemn­ She's gone from this cold world Most Respectfully, on us 1 o day will never be re­ of care, Cove Creek, have passed here ized a t St. Luke's Church in This world of woe and bitter moved until parents.and the with horse droves during the Boone, on the morningofthp tears, Valle Crucis, May 10, '92. leading men of the country -o 8th inst. a t 9 o'clock. All And reached the realms of bliss, past week. take a united stand in fa )r we trust, friends of this excellent and —Miss Julia Horton has re Heucfcrth bo dwell among the of temperance. We are glad 1-rom now until the first day popular youngcouple arecor just. sutried her school in B o o n e , there is a brighter side to of April I will sell my stock of iially invited t o tlie church which has been discontinue d So father End children cease to this picture. Some 0 or 8 to witness the ceremony. weep, for some weeks, owing to the years ago he professed reli­ — We 3re sorry indeed to Rut do her christian counsel keep gion and joined the M. E. severity oi the weather. That you may meet with her anote the fact t h a t Mr. W. T. —AND— bove, Church, and for quite a while —Master Bart. Bryan to Winkler, of St. Jude, came Where all is joy, peace and love. lived a consisting member. all appearances, is the happi­ near being killed by a falling Hhe'e bid adieu to toil and pain. He was a leader in the church est boy in town over the pos­ lrmb last week. The limb And gone to heaven with Christ and a 8. 8. worker, and seem session of a jennet, which was ed to have a great influence to reign weighed, we are told, abour At * 0 per cent above presented t o him by his bro­ for good. But just then,evil Forever on the blissful shore. eighteen lbs., and falling So me Where partings will be known no influences Were brought to ther Jim on Tuesday 4 last. it distance struck him on top & in OK?. bear, and a thirst for liquor in. he thinks, a beauty. o f t lie head, leaving a gash Then friends who loved her well seemed to capture him,until, —The County Superintend­ 4 inches long, besides other las I have said, he was led on while here, -o ent requests us to say thathn serious bruises about his Prepare to meet her over t here, step by step, to an untimely If yon don't think I mean it fj will be in Boone on the 9th neck and shoulders and leav­ Where be aids no more will part- end. But, I am glad t o say, ed that b -fore Ke died he left ten come and look through my inst. for the purpose of exam ing him entirely ui k m rise o HAVE the best selected and But spend with Christ eternity. timony that all was well. Af­ inirig applicants for teacher's At the last report, 'however, largest stock of goods ever Z. T. WATSON.. ter he was shot he possessed certificates. The examina­ he was thought to be im­ presence of mind until he di­ brought t o this place and ed and seemed to be con- It wont cost you one cent if perhaps the best selection ic tion will be written and will proving, and his physician I. Memo;jr of Roby 1. Thomas. scions of his condition. I begin a t 9, a. m. the county. thinks his skub is not frac­ Editor Democrat: you dont purchase. heard him say he had to die —It is a difficult matter to tured. There are ninny subjects up ami was lost, and I also heard I have a large s f ock and give legislative proceedings on which 1 might write and him s a y lie was saved and want to get rid of it before To Prevent the Grip as there is so much of it that some items of interest I might ready to die, and I have spring. Or any other similar epidemic, is of no interest to our sec­ the blood and the whole system note, but I feel inclined to o- ho pes that his profession was MR. MARTIN real. He was free to talk ation, we only note points of should be kept in healthy condi­ mit these things for the bout his future welfare before -o1y returned from the special interest. The bill to tion. It you feel worn out or have present and write a few lines and after his conversion. He North, wher" he spent CALL AND LOOK! tired make 6 per ct. the only legal "that don't feeling" inofthe mor­ m memory of the lamented often referred to the way he a week buying GOODS, ning. be guilty neglect. interest failed to pass, so did Give immediate attention to your It. A. Thomas, whoee death had lived antl desired t o g"t -oand we have almost well that he might live a bet­ the.dog law a s we predicted. self. Take Hood's SarsapariJla occurred Dec. 26th, 1892. anything needed in ter life. Then 1 ask again, I would call your atteution to give strength, purify the blood He v\ns the youngest of six in the name, and for thesake THIS —0 u r Itejrresei dative Lo v i 11 and prevent disease. brothers, all of whom are of our country, will men not to the big cut in prices in my county, a t prices that is among-the strongest and other lines. defy compemost influential men in th" Hood's Pills cure liver illsjaun married and doing well. He act the part of sensible men, dice, biliousness, sick head ache was about 28 years old, and and hear the vdmonitions of t ition. House, we are proud of this. and const! pat ion. L (J. VV. as to manhood, his equal Roby Thomas? Jones of Caldwell is also mgk could hardly be found. The Hat lie, .J an. 24. • ing a giod record. Our Sen­ A Correct oa.^ ~ M YTI c r next youngest brother, Mr. ator Fields is of course all Editor Democrat: Hats, F. M. Thomas, was lately By Virtue of an execution issu­ right, a man of sense and in­ I write t ) correct a mistake • Shoes. ed from the Superior Court of married to Miss Maggie,dau­ C a l d w e l l c o u n t y , I w i l l s e l l f o r fluence. Clot! ing. which occurred in the last is­ ghter of the late Dr. J . II. cash at the court house door in Ladies trimmed —Miss Lunda Bingham, of sue of the DEMOCRAT , in re­ Boone on the 6th day of March. Church, of Zioiiville. and untrimmed lia'us. Statesville, was married to gard to the death of Mrs Car 1893. it being the first Monday Itoby, a s we called him, was in said month, J. C. Jones' inter­ Mr. Charles Somers, of Wilkes oline Prcsncll. i t was not the Ribbons, known a s one of the most est in 104 acres of land lying on boro, some days ago. She wife of E. L. Presnell who di­ Flowers. generous and kind-hearted the west prong of Beavtrdam \ was a daughter of ouresteern ed. but his daughter-in-law, creek, in Jleaverdam township, Plumes, men in all the country; ever Watauga county, adjoining the ed friend, Maj. H. Bingham, the wife of John H. Presnell. Notions, ready to helpany onein need.. lands of Thos. Farthing's heirs, -cr May happiness and prosper­ She was the daughter of our Hea vy He had a great. influence in Calvin Moody and others, levied ity attend the newly married o! 1 and esteemed friend, Wi­ and fancy groceries. his community, and had it on by me to satisfy the sum of $50prin. with interest on same ley H. Holsclavv, who died a t couple. . j not beeh for the effects of li­ from 19th day of Nov. 1889, un­ his home ou Brushy Fork on —E. B. Miller, of bur coun­ quor upon this man his influ­ til paid, and costs ot suit amoun­ Jan. 25th 1891. ty, gave us a call this week, ence for good would have ting to $104.17, in suit wherein Mrs. Carrie Presnell, the sub M. A. Jones is pi IT and and J. C. and reported that he had dubeen very great. Liken great J jlies deft. This Jan. 21, 1883. TO se us before yon buy ject of this sketch, was born ^ ?ing (he fall and winter kill­ many other good men, lie We are in a posi­ 1). F. BAIRD, SlIFF, June 17th, 1872, in Overton ed and sold $262 worth of he was led on, little by little, tion to save Administrator's Notice. county, Term., but soon after hogs, and has eight more until lie came to an untimely Having qualified as the adminyou money. her birth her parents moved good ones t o butcher. Ed. end in the prime of manhood. istrator of Tloby A. Thomas deed., Very Respectfully, back to Watauga county is a mover, and always comes Young in m, yon who may ail persons indebted to said es­ H. C, MARTIN dt ( where she was reared until tate are requested to make inline out J>n the paying sine. read this article,, and espec­ diate payment, and all persons grown. 8he was married to Blowing Reck June 30, '92. ially those to whom I have holding accounts against said es V~'Moses Bently, one of the John H. Presnell about Sop talked on this subject in the tale are notified to present them RESPECTFULLY, old/st. if mot the oldest indi-; tembor the 15th, 1890, and duly authenticated within 12 I? TOFJfc SACK ArUKS. school room, and have tried months or this notice will be Or yon are fill Vvort out, ruaJly Rty ' "vidual of Watauga, died a1 soon after she was married Jng, is general debilUv t o show vou the end of all plead in bar of their recovery, two Hfry's inOK /<;r "1 rt his home near B o o n e some she and her husband removIt will cure you, CICMUH your liver, » 5 > men who drink, w.ill you not \ -'an. 23rd, 1893. • ft**! daye ago. From the beet in-jed to Washington. She left W. N. T HOMAS , Adm. o o oo oo O hear the warning of this man1 L BIS CUT OU ... MH | • 0 - SATi I KIE AN BUSINESS. C, D. TAYLOR. \Tv CLOTHING ' WITHOUT OVERCOATS A STOCK SPECIALITIES. COME BRYAN. �CONGRESS has passed a res­ olution to amend the consti­ tution 111 regard t o the elec­ tion of United states Sena­ tors. The democrats were solidly in favor of the change. The Senate will no doubt con cur. The amendment must he ratified by three-fourths of the states before it becomes a law. announce to the people of the Mrs. Turner, who to ether United States the death of with her husband and bloom James G. Blaine which oocu r ing daughter. Miss May 1X1. U. B. L*#ngbcrtr, Editer. red in this city to-day a t 1 1 all of whom were present,;., e K. C. Rivers, Publisher U( n S u , v •' o u r amily supplies of us a t reduced o'clock. a mo rig the handsomest peo­ . :..' " " \ ' '' ^ hnve lipoid^ to mil for PAY DOWN, or woof 4 *For a full generation this ple we h ive seen in the s'nt Thursday, Feb. 2 b, 1893. ° ' " l e 1 1 , 1 , 1 w i " "PPi'ecintP the Before and after supper the enimont citizen l > as occupied r < ' I'^Pnret! to oclljou good* a t a low rat* " a conspi'-ious and influential young people had * g.-nt'n of 'i-ofir BISHOP Brooks, cf the Pro position in the nation. His and joyous passage or Cupid's testnnt Episcopal Church, ' i>a,v PAP;; for all j-ooda we bay, therefore we get refirst public service was in the arrows. died in Boston, on Monday ' , ' "' >'•••-. in in .l a n d complete in every line, Legislature of his State. Af­ The bride received \i num­ J a n . 23rd. ••• - a n . , h . n f t w . . h a v e n , i n s t o r k w e w i ' l t a k e g . e a t p l e a s terwards, for fourteen years ber of valuable presents, an i The Legislature. , h . " r : m f B r v o u - ^member nc Our legislature has been a lie was a member of the Na a l l o f t h e m s e e m e d t o b e I a r - in>, l>iU«ood ood« 'a t "rock • bed price*. We we carry noth THE republican Senators in have a f e w K bingers of good liouari. . caucus have decided to pass busy crowd, a good deal of tioml House of Representa­ moieol tao80Hr .vh.Mh dre8s„pattrn.s at{ 60 eta per yard tives and was throe times cbo ing in the future. the House hill admitting Ok- work has been done. bull and examine them. ' The matrimonial highway A bill has been introduced sen its Speaker. lanoma, Utah and New Mex­ u In 1876 lie was elected to is a delightful highway i, ve > : ; v y < " f P O I ' n f , , r i ' a " 1 ' ° t Kooda. Also rye, buck in the Senate to prevent the ico a s States. sale of pistols. We hope this the Senate. He resigned hi; properly ^observe the mile- - i I I o t h e r k i r' I'^'M-thers and ;'ll o her kinds of good countrv produce at highest market Dill will pass and become a seat in t h a t body in 1881 to stones. It is strewn wit'a r o MRS . Mary Forest, widow accept the position of Secre­ ses-j jeweled with the joys of past i)atr()Via»-o "Ir I " friemlHand customers for their of General N. B. Forrest, on< law. tary of State in the Cabinet lifeand overhung withboughs Two or more bills introdu­ of the most famous comman e p s t x r e f — of glory. ced t o repeal the Homestead of President Garfield. After ders of the Confederacy died For the benefit of those the tragic death of his chief, W I L L W. HOLSCLAW & BRO. a t Memphis Tenn. on Inst act. who are yet heart-free, we he resigned from the Cabinet A bill to secure a more ac­ Sunday. 1" ii i ' & * ' ' '• 'I ^ 8 f " ' '~i curate listing and collection and, devoting himself to liter will say t h a t Major Bingham has three rose-lipped daugh­ ' *it THE Kansas legislature has of poll and general taxes was ar.y work, gave t o the public >L'NG W O M E N , — in his "Twenty Years in Con­ ters of joy remaining. introduced. elected ex-Gov. Martin as Sen ' V T- - ^ A A bill is now being discuss­ gress," a most valuable and JcA.. - • i 1 ntor. Gov. Martin is a dem­ JRTH CAROLINA ocrat. The populists and ed allowing married women enduring contribution to our \t ... li 5 ' ,Ji ' • >'i'M febiUHvy 1st, 189,3. i democrats did the work. He t o contract debts just as sin­ ipiitical literature! gle women do, provided she "In March, 1889, he again publicans are mad. will not mortgage real estate became Secretary of State W E are pleased t o see that unless her husband consents and continued t o exercise this J . G. Hall, of Hickory, is be­ to it, and t h a t there shall be office until June, 3892. ing liberally endorsed for the no privy examination of the "His devotion tlie publi; CollectorHhip of the Western women. This law will proba interests, his mmked ability and his exalted . patriotism District. Mr. Hall is a fine bl.v pass. business man, a good Cleve A bill to tax female dogs is have won for him the grati her Divict it'-< ' i if 1 ' " " \1' o.« domestic work, us u part of land democrat, and better nor.* before the House. This tude and affection of his conn CI*.I'd J ii of Mr. and >/ra. il. Td. Holier - • •' •' ; • • whilst rum ing attboroughnesMln Altoena, l*a. than all he is a most^xcel is in the interest of sheep rais try men and the admiration lent gentleman in all respects ing. We will wager a small of the world. In the varied Beth Had Eczerraa in Its Worst Form If Mr. Hall succeeds in get flee t h a t the dogs will beat fields of legislation, diploma­ cy and literature his genius After Physictans Failed, Hood's al eb;i racier. ting the appointment he will the sheep a s heretofore. four on --- of -„ly An Offend the Students. Sursai'tirilUi Perfectly Curedt keep the office a t Hickory; The bill to keep up public has added new luster to A Great rncniil agony is endured by meTican citizenship. K which will make it of more in roads by taxation, was ta­ kl-Tff t L t iimtSB, lor.the tliorough tr«i0ink parents who see their children suffering , am'(liebrat NoiiTiial HCIIOOIH. "As a , suitable expression irom diseases CKUSCU by impure blood, and •o f ,to.-Acli«r»u -.ijri;, i.« terest to the mountain peo­ bled. for which there seems no cure. This is :3 ; ; L \ Y 0 ! a > ! -SdtATE (^OUKSR ill. IndinoT ple. We freely endorse his A bill to make 6 per cent ot national appreciation of turned to joy w hen Hood's Sarsaparilla is an C' meat, and modern l&tiguagv.-;, a.fieiice, music, drawiog etc his great public services and resorted to, for it expels the foul humors appointment. ' the legal rate or Interest, will 55 COMMElfi IA LCODRSK, including Htcmmr„,,hv from restores the dis­ of the general sorrow caused eased the blood, andhealthy brightness. typewriting,keeping, et e. pass, no doubt. ^ ^ ' skin to fiesh, by his death, I direct that, on Read'the following from grateful parents : MR. BAYARD will again be The law creating the Bu­ I. Hood & Co., I.owoll, Mass.: in President Cleveland's cab reau o f Labor Statistics will the day of his funeral till the "To C. tiitnk Hood's Sarsaparilla is the most "We valuable medicine for blood and Departments of-the Executive skin diseases. Ouron the nv.u ket suflert d terri­ inet. Senator Hansom is al no doubt be repealed. two children branch of the Government bly Wall thO HO spoken of a s a cabinet of The Senate passed a bill : orm i . C.u herb at »m> nead oftan department are from the tarn on k ficer, and we hope he will get giving magistrates jurisdic­ a t Washington be closed, for Worst iiWe had of Eczema in two years. threo phy.ilclaus i. ki.ux., •looklyii.N.^i., and the others from the beat innt; that tlrre. but of thorn succeeded In the appointment. Dan. La- tion in cases of cruelty to an­ and t h a t on all public build­ curing then: orneither in nivlng the in a littlo tutioiiH in the country, chosen with retereuce to christian elmrac" even relief. liooiFs ings throughout the United and in At last we tried child t en Harsaparilla { ; • ' - G ' : C i l . l 1 1 , 1 1 Y a . ' t t . * a c h o r s . A t h o r o u g h l y o i a n i z e d raont is booked for Secretn imals. a month both wore per­ h a s b e n ^nii»hed lor all « u4 as are not States the national flag shall fectly rured. Wo recommend ry of the Navy. Bayard, Car­ The present legislature will prepared for the higher <-ia«.t n. lisle, Whitney, Lamont and elect about 1,400 new justices he displayed a t half staff, Rood's Sarsaparilla I li«^ HC .ool year in divided inr ' two terms; cost to Duoil **;o medicine, and I<H> piwyt-ar. which I aivly ,„v^ i and that for a period of thir as a standard family. and Mns. M. M.would not . r,l,» Hansom. Uncle 3rover knows of the peace. be without it." MK HOLLER, « bourrJ, i h > H-hool nemg prmTr-ally free, having been provide,J3 f,^ ty da vs th£ Department of 1412 L'nd Avenue, AUoona, l*a. a man when lie finds him out TheJHouse committee re­ by a few friends of female education. For further particulai-j anH OOD*G P ILLS euro 7."i lila, constipation, and he will call on the right commends t h a t the rolling State be draped in mourn­ billouuaeiSA, jaundlco, avek Ay indlgustlon* to * men for hie cabinet. He wants stock, roadbeds, etc of rail ing. . RKV. THOMAS LAtViJKNCE, A«heville, N. U menlikehimself, honest brave roads be taxed just as other [Signed.] BENJ. HARRISON. woooawr. NOTICE. and Jbraiiyy. w. a GMBRmta property in the state is val­ By 1 he President. E3TA .0LI8KED ISO % .1 OHN W..F OSTER Sec. of State. T}i P In ws of the State re ued and t h a t the whole be} fill weights and L. Q. C. LAMAR, one of the faxed without reduction. Un Marriage of Mr. Nomers and Mi?* Ring quireto be scaled, and Imens UPCS heie-| w. w . i H ham. Justices of the U. S. Supreme der the present law the capi­ by -notify the people t h a t I Court died at Macon, On. on tal stock is deducted and only Cor. Landmark. Kf iCJCYi U . E , T E S S . nin prepared to do such work. 876 & 178 Cay Str-oct, the 24th. Mr. Lamar had the remainder is taxed. This One of the most enjoy able You will find rric in Boone a t HARDWAP.'E. been sick for leveral weeks, law if passed will give the occasions of modern times oc •he rvsidonee of D. B. Dougkerty.^ J.H.COOK, 1 ; : : L o c k % H l r , K o s * T c o 1 8 - K o r e a «** and had left Washington t o state an increased revenue. purred a t the residence of H. Standard Kocpcr. spend some time and recuper The bill to make two de­ Bingham, Esq., in Statesvil.'e, a g r i c u l t u r a l impl TI.WSEDITS. a t e his health at the residence grees in murder was passed. on the evening of the 24th t C fet l ' , s d s•« Hl!!sld« Pkme. I: iec^lor's IFotice. P Ttf ' rs. . orn *''.*:"*#*> Cid-er Mforka Sr-vtha > of W. H. Virgin Jwho married This is very important legis­ inst. tC'i 3, Lawn iv.ovt. L> -©Ho -s. Hjiv ills. Strsnv Cot-f Having qun!ijflotl as the execu­ Cr adlo and Snaths, Ba. bod Wir t, . L a. ' His daughter, Miss Lunda. tor of,I. A. Shurnakcr, dec., all his daughter. His death was lation. persons indebJrd to said (Mta1 • CONT'RACTOKL' was married to Mr. Charles K very sudden and unexpected. Somers, of Wilkesboro. The are ri-fju<?f-t*»d t o mnkeiminr Ikh He had Brights disease. JAMES G. ni.AINE. jifiyinent. ,uid nil persons hold­ bride's cheeks were as rosy as ing accounts against, said or tat • L . Q. C. Lamar has been a This Distinguished Man Quietly P; RSthe northern lights and the are not ill' I to pre.." it them duly AMMUNITION, SWimNC OCX5®e. prominent Southern States­ cs Away. wit 12 months man for over thirty years. WASHINGTON, Jan. 27,-Hon. groom's mustache asflo'wing autbenttented,will Lin jtlead in bar R h 2 # l r L . h < l L ; " , ' ! ' remington. Bite r EBd English or this n ifycc be Guns, \ or, and C-oil's Rifles. Loadod He wnB born in Ga. in 1826 James G. Blaine died a t 1 1 its the wind-swung folds of n •- f their recovery. Oct. 6th, 'P2. S"ot' Load • Fish ing' Hooks and Lfnes, and was admitted to the bar o'clock this morning. H< cloud. Mrs. W. I). Turner L V . FAHTIITNCI, *'T 'utor. SPECIALTIES. in 1847. l i e moved to Missis passed a restless night and played the wedding march Sash. ->oors ;.no u.aids, Rubber and Leather sippi in 1854 and waselscted this rr orning WHS very weak: and the ceremony was per­ Git CL:;AI CAWS, v-'jo* o,v Glass, Hre-pniof Safos, WlfL Screori Doors and VVinc.ow Fra me$, ra'por Bagc, t o Congress. During the wat­ Shortly before 9 o'clock a formed by Rev. D. Atkins, I) EVE RYTH5MG Q?1 WHEELS. tle was sent to Russia on di­ change for the worse occurr­ D. The attendants were Mr. Wint. Somers, of Wilkesboro, Buggies, £»htotons. Carriages, Upring VVagcnT Mnuftplomatic business for the ed and both his physicians; tam Hacks, f.ttcholl Farm Wagons, . Whoel Ca Confederate States. In 1872 were hastily summoned and ' and Miss Dora Biughatn, of Send for Catalogue and prices. and 1874 he was elected to lemained a t las bedside un­ Statesvilie; Mr. H. L. Green, Speclal attention given to ordera bv rnn!l. V/e r<vsf>oct-. Congress and 1876 to the U. til he died. His death was of Wilkesboro, and Miss Ame fully solicit your patronage. • : • , higfegraidb C h i S. Senate where lie served un quiet, and peaceful and he re­ lia Leinster, of Statesville; .'at np -P.TCtlvc and origW. W. WOODRUFF & CO. . til 1885 when he resigned and tained consciousness until a each couple look ing like beau ••.w'a : v . boxes of six in handsome pounds each :: 19 oi'i7 Sc]d in packages, 176 a 178 Cay Strset, entered President.Cleveland's few minutest before his death. tiful timber for the next nup­ ; KMOXVI'UJE, TEMP, •" >' * -u much lower price to tial knot. Cabinet. He resigned that po­ The entire family, Miss Dodge " • , ">!» riy other package tea :"1MS -' and sition in 1888 to accept the and the trained misses were After many congratulations ot; t '. z i v. c-• • s i-v merit whateverthort:V fair profit; is a and good wishes had been ex office of the U. S' Supreme a t his bedside. • y ; :i -class article, abso• tiiC same; free from tended tothe bride and groom '"A'pi:v Court. Dr. Hyatt said Mr. Blaine's d u "', X DEALERS In the death of Justice La­ death was due to sheer ex­ the entire party repared t o > , l-/v LRi-OixE should save n 1! they "an and YOU wii? ii;-, tb.e PiVi .. nd 1 r.n Ccntpackages mar the Smith loses one of haustion. He was unwilling supper. The table was so ar­ -u )• most; a,-liable package Tiouhl begin bv having vour ranged t h a t each end point­ n ' on i.u ri; ket and consumers proits greatest men. to make a statement regard­ unt and most economical.'* . i.oGLGSf m I t has become a subject of ing the exact disease of Mr. ed towards a corner of the Kin-Go l'f • is ronvenientl.i handle, easy A m ] to cei; ao.d f:if proved a big success i tin* mail who runs the wagon and sells for $~>0 or #60. remarks and wonder why so Blaine until he receives the room. In the centre was a wherever introdur* i. • G-' ! 1 ; • G'!ul lor Machine needles t h a t will fit any We are extremely anxious to have all hi i vase of beautiful flowers, set many of our leading States­ consent of the family . m> 2 j> vis ]><a <h>z., sent out by mail. I have a good stock dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ i.f iu <„• t'tchlo. IL-cils, 4 0 cfsto §1. Joint rods 7 5 cts to $1.50. men die so early. Is it the mode WASHINGTON , Jan. 27. ---The in a pedestal woven o F the quest that you include a few boxes with your next- order • i: ii ; 60 eis per dozen. Limerick hooka, 10 to 25 cts p >r leaves of holly and the ten or order direct ofto your wholesale house ; of lit ing? Or is it on account President issued the follow­ us, we will see that you dozen, sent by mail. seins, and of length drils of vines. The repast are supplied. For further Information C nnplete. Base*balls Netting for best, for $1 seinssent anymail. of the old capital building he ing proclamation: of the very each by address consisted of everything pala- j coming unhealthy? We know Do not fait to write tor puces. Respect full v, Baltimore, "EXECUTIVE MANSION, Table from smot hered chicken THE KIN-GO TEA CO., Md& p. A m i , WA- U • (iTON, Jan. 27. to ice cr<*am. The table wasi H^Onodoilaj pays for th, T a y your «ubnf. iption. May 21, 91. k'NOX VILLE, 7 FNN. a r r a n g e d and managed by Democrat one year, The Watauga Damourat V 1 mG6LLE6IATE institute ; i i l K 8 E ARE HARD TMiiS " — �.:K?-£L0SINQ his golden chains some were Columbian souvenir half dol bound, but men learned to lar. Jt is a ver y pretty piece hate him for his meanness, of silver. On one side of the iSPECii A DKMfM'HATicfa.nily newspaper and comparatively few fell by coin in the centre, is the pro­ IS devoted to the interest of Coun­ Cot0' 1" BREATH OF , ty, State ano Nation. Published him. The twin brothers "Pes­ file portrait of Columbus— xronrntksV every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tilence and War", went forth or what may as well stand Uf* glviag *1-; •\X\V& «'Tl't». • msatel air aai i tauga County. N. C. wat«r| wilksat; and ' Famine" stole behind for his portrait as any other, it Ik*re isshsi MouTxiif*. trxomo them, but the threeindiscrim as there has been no portrait wuoxiaH is • The Rum-Seller's Proposal to Satan. The Wilmington INllsl usllltliiiatel.v slew old and young, ot him yet found which, it • d Ozygaa traatA LARGE EIUHT-PAGE PAPER tBSat for dl***»is absolutely certain, was ta­ aa of tho aoto, •'I have open apartments, men and women and children; Do you want a reliable paper throat and longs ken from life. Around the Tho inhalation* giving you all the news of the fitted up with all the entice­ the good as well as the bad, contain Oonairim and encircling the head oldosnnd Slalaworld—a Democratic newspaper and Heaven received as ma­ ,.i - • v.?,;; ments of luxury, for sale of fostant*, la ad­ that equals the best— has the dition to tht boat are the words: "United States Pr <4' f .1: SS• known ayooiflc* rum and brandy and all their ny accessions as bell. In sad­ •V - .»largest circulation, a nd has for for those dlaof America Columbian Half •r o*sfB,o*rrylng tho romody by Inhalation right to twenty-one years been i part c o m p o u n d s . O u r o b j e c t , ness my satanic heart mour­ tf-ffi.fi - tbo soot of thj dioooie, making It a POSITTVl and factorin tliegrowth and devs; OUKE, 3spAmta 3pooi£cs ased in Cntnrrk and ned over the probable loss of Dollar." Ontheothei sideathough different, can be best ~ Hny-rovs.'. ilojn patmtmedioino. fkyiloloao velopment of the Old North round the rim, are the words: = yroocrC*-# it ia thoir yraetloo. attained by united action, 1, my crown and kingdom, as I V OXYGEN State? Then subscrbe for hlECAUTION :vllLt MEPICATED USE. Columbian Exposition, Chica therefore, propose a copart­ contemplated the tremend­ TH WMIN6T0N l U M M l - Z 33iTY ous strides which the Gospel go." In the lower part of the • *J IKJWFL , J'uchlne Shop, M-l.J W.Alo.b»B»Sl., Atlooto, 0». nership. All I want of them Campaign Rartes: I MORn-lly "sUdlnr. Omoho, Nob. .)>,t v«' Sfhmta, and any <:9 P.. Itrofclwar, LoatavlU., circle are the two hemispheres ivf.at.# . -t olothou are used. «5sa. jaarjsei is their money; all else shall of Jesus Christ was making The "Daily Messenger," by •: tif all to bo the be«t t FOR A POSTAL CARD addrooood to no of the globe, and resting up­ •fifv.i, ever li.Ttnted. mail, 4 months 011 trial, for 2 will yja by .•stura mail a oopv of onr be yours. Bring me the in­ to save men from my clutch­ CKJCSSS AT ONCH. Blu.y.n is niig the :ro»l«io jt la fall. Bond on them the earnval 'Pinta,' $2.00 s ij.-itifyjv l.'i-ise haalth; dustrious, the sober, the le- es. But when I received your HI & & Supply Co., the ship from which Colum­ JTtf Specific Oxygen Co., " X t " - The weekly "Transcript Mes­ epectable, and 1 will dash to kind letter, 1 shouted till the sari UireeL Beaton. itlilii; t hi 1,< 1 i t i t •:! 11 M.t.| |,i.i:iii!i;iiittiiiaiMN9 bus discovered America. To senger," (the largest and the earth the dearest hopes w e l k i n o f h e l l e c h o e d t h e best paper in the State) 9 the left of the Western hemis­ pIillliiilil!lilli :i:[!lillliliiil!iiiiiiTiiitiiiii:ii: o f t h e f a t h e r a n d m o t h e r . shout, "Eureka! Eurka!" " I months on trial for $1.00 phere are the figures 14; to Bring me the father and the have found it! I have found | Cash in advance. Both L the right of the Eastern hetnpapers are large Eight-Page mother and I will plant dis­ it!" SENSES Yes, my dear friend, 1 could ispnere the figures 92; and un | sheets. Send Postal Card cord between them and make •v i th the address of five per­ have embraced yau a thou­ derneath is the date 1892. 3iniiiiiiiiiiii:»iii»itti :ii»iMts »^jii!i:RW!»si«m*ar .K»Mi3 them a curse and a reproach sons and receive sample cop­ sand times, and I have given I t is well worth possessing WARSAW s hi) t o their children. Bring me ies of THE MESSENGER. and keeping, and a t last han­ the youg man, and I will ru­ orders to reserve for you a 5 YEARS NATURE'S Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. ding down to some one else, in his character, destroy his place nearest my person, the CURE FOR as a memento of the celebra­ health, shorten his life, and most honorable seat in my .. TAKE THE tion of the 400th anniversa­ blot out the highest and pu­ kingdom. In you are com­ ry of the discovery of Aineri rest hopes of youth. Bring bined the qualifications of ca. They are furnished by me the mechanic or the la­ just such a friend and part­ -GOINGthe Treasurer of the World's borer, and hie money,—the ner as I have long wished tor EXTRACT treatment for Catarrh and West and Northwest MEXICAN CACTUS, Fair at one dollar each, and hard earned fruits of his toil and in your business are the This n*w the bank furnishe its friends disease* of the respiratory organs Is —shall be made to plant pov elements of success. Now shall one of the most Important discoveries Emigrants going to any of the a t the same rates—their on­ In medical science and possesses the erty, vice and ignorance in my throne be forever estab­ Western States or Territories following advantages 1 ly object in ordering them It Th* patiant can cur* (i1m**lf at a *aal1 «xp*a*w will save time and money going his own happy home. Bring lished? Only carry out your ***•. ' and without outdd* a**lttan«*, designs and you shall have being to give our people an B!H!Ki*;T.'..»}wawK:3KPnrw*w»i«KH»K*r5twKiiii» 2. No ohango of diet or puraoit *1 'Jl* I* a«a***a*| via. Chicago and Alton route, me the professed followers of during treatment. = K»» "» Y T H r - h Arm. js opportunity to procure them. «• KUUMI SETTLESTOEEDSH. 8, Theromedle* are In no wlaa off*n*lv* I* SM t is the quickest route to Christ, and I will blight and money, though it be wrung ~ K.v likattle. 3 ha remedy reach** th* **at fatlent and entail no discomfort,of th* ti aaM* KANSAS CITY, DENVER, — Has Wo Ea, al hi i^artmetSoW. wither every devotional feel­ from the mouths of innocent, NOTICE. directly. . .^ ~ Has a f^tsiiMilcal A t'Tnarajioe. — 8. Th* ramadla* and mean* *1 appftano* oaa M 3'I I L O, — Has nr. EJTJSAT THUISN, ing of the heart. I will cor­ perishing children, though The undersigned having taken 5 HmcFWII L . trl.)-tVixrak. carried In the pocket without Inoonvanlaa**. JTRKE TREATMENT at any drttg rtof* And a l points in Idaho, Wash i — Has a 1'Mltk* :> TAZS-up £ rupt the ministers of religion you fill jails, work-houses and the oath of administrator on the is Itas Stylish run.Htni. . 3 . CACTERINE AND INSUFFUTOR, $2.00, ington, Oregon, Utah — MU Qnalltlss AND estate of Roby A. Thomas deed., ; does MWO FIDC.J SUWLCCGeneral Work U ^ <•' CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. and defile the purity of the poorhouses, t h o u g h you will sell at. the late residence of d, J/TR^R of E Caoterloe Medlolne Go., Waoe, Tsxue* and California. — thaa ANY DST.BGFIIACILUE IA tiu World. — Finest and Rest Equippea church. Bring the patron­ crowd the insane asylum, the said deceased, on the 15th 1 Examine THE HO VAL for point* of jj Road in the IV&stf. age of the city, and courts of though you make murder, in and 16th of Feb,, 1893, the fol­ cxocile::ud, a. ii you will Only line running Solid Vewti bay na c<hcr. rest and arson t o abound, lowing personal property, towit: justice. Let the magistrates Two mules, one horse, one yoke bud trains between St. Louie of the county, state and un­ and erect scaffolds and gal­ of cattle, one log wagon, one I R3YAE S. M. CI, rsckforl III. | and Kansas City. r ion, become my patrons. Let lows in every village town, mowing macnine and rake (I)eer- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiit:iiitiiiiiiiii:f!tinii|iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Reclining Chair cars and Tour ist Sleepers free of extra charge^ law-makers themselves meet and city, you shall havemon ing), one set black-smith tools, 1%B one set of harness, one man's sad I will meet parties at any rail­ '^fsather Boarding. a t my table and participate cy. I will also harden your die, one organ, one rifle gun, one road station with through tickets in the violation of law; and heart so t h a t your conscience circle saw mill and fixtures, and CeiH*,ig81 and baggage checks. For full information,maps and the name of the law shall be­ will never trouble you. You other articles too tedious to men Corrugated Sheeting, descriptive pamphlets of th« shall look upon blood, and lion. Terms six months credit come a hissing by-word in Wooflng Paints, with note and appproved securi­ West write to or call on the streets. Bring me, above even shed it, without shame ty on all sums over five dollars, ON RECEIPT OF ©O CENTO B. A. NEWLAND, tsta Iron Roofing, all, the moral, respectable or anguish; you shall think all sums under five dollars the Traveling Passenger Agt.„ WE WILL MAIL A 30X OF TTCogta, Cottars and Sp*attsf. 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C. men, if possible, bring me the yourself a gentleman, though cash will be required. This Jan, of Skoet SSetsI for Budding 23rd, 1893. J. CHARLTON, ft. P. A men and women, your vic­ I EOWPLRRE AND READY \ moderate temperance man. W. N. TIIOMAH , Adm. \TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./ Chicago, I 11. Though he may not drink, tims, shall call you deamon; WE WANT yet his presence will counte­ .^ou shall be devoid of the THIS ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FO* —AN— n a n c e t h e p r e t e x t s u n d e r fear of God, the horrors of the grave, and the solemni­ which our business must be Totter, Grossd Itch, Ming Files, " Ids masked Bring him t o our ties ol eternity., and when Sr*S8^T*5»3Z!E»3a Worst and all ItcMs# SKln Diseases. -7 K - >'. — .x is vorkmnn be ] stores, boarding houses and you come to me, your work We wish to call attend. ioiitoour V ,v T .—1 i o*r runtar-tibla If ye* have TXTTRfl, II matter* not how Icr.g It uM v-^SP®,. hotels, and t^e more timid shall secure to you a. reward line of second-hand •xklod, TETTCRINE will at certainly our* Nneaa yea a* you ust IL of our victims will then en­ forever. All I claim is the Buggies, Carts, wagons, & gftk, dc€.m»ati v Ohli. ter without alarm. Yours souls of the victims. Yours Hacks, Harness Etc, Harmless. Paiutaftt ar.d Fragrant r^T^^LISHZD 1372. to the very last, BSPf-'Ie if yon sore d.tnanttaf!: A faithfully. HUM SELLER. They are almost good as new, mUilLV Rsfmsded reaiiltft— liaiorancoa— AMU TM« I tja DIABOLUS. and persons wishing to buy can Southern Rank of theItote 01 Ge^igia, Clint* REPLY. ham Rank, tuuf. jJatloaalButi'.cf SaTarrah, TITAH1A secure bargains by calling on us. MY DEAR BROTHER:—L ad­ —Exchange. (Tb* 9mm ci tokto*) J. T. SiJUPTRiKE & ERO. We have a big lot of N E VY dress you by this endearing FOR uuies. SAVANNAH, GA. r*y Tour Debts. BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, appellation because of the Baltimore Sun. tTBICTLY HARNESS &c MiflHiyr congeniality of our spirits, At the beginning of the new on hand, which will be sold on AEAPM and of the great, work we are year, when it is general pay­ reasonable terms. If we have not both engaged in—the work day and there is a strain all got what you want, we will ••• i i of destruction.. I most cor­ around, it is more incumbent take pleasure in getting any CUSHION PMCUMATIO dially accept your proposals. upon everbody to meet obli­ thing for you in our line. We buy TIRES For five thousand years I gations promptly and so ease direct from manufacturers and sought in vain for a man so the eituation. There is a good can, therefore, give you very WARRANTY WITH EVERY WHEEL fully after my heart t o do my deal of complaint t h a t pay­ close prices. SEND YOUR *C3RS8« P08 8AML88U8 work among men. I even ran ments are slow. This ought We have a full line of new liar ARIEL GYCliMFS, GO sacked the lowest debths of net to be the case, for t h e ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ hell for a devil who could do year lias been fairly prosper­ erything in the harness line. Can my work for me, the whole ous. A littleconsideration for beat the world on prices. URE REAM- ARTAR OWDER work of destruction. But lit what is lue to each other *®-We will take in exchange, ENDORSED BY * tie success attended my ef­ would help t o make things horses, mules, and also good be* PROF A. L METZ, P. H. 8, forts. My missions always pleasant all around. One cattle. Give us a call. of Medical Department Talano Unheislly of Louisiana, who, after a oarefnl analyau, mnke some mistakes, or too d°bt paid enables the credit­ H E N K E L , C R A I G A- C O . pronouncss It a pure Cream Tartar Powder, . which he cheerfully rnoommwd* to the soon show the cloven foot or in his turn to pay anoth­ Lenoir A . C. public. I sent the demon "murderer" er, and so on through the "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"' and slew a few thousands, whole line of obligation Ev­ ?URC, WHOLESOME AND POWCRRUC most generally the helpless ery man or woman engaged Yoa Want K. Ask Gmaeer For IL and innocent, men turned a in business or In any profes­ ii8i way with loathing from him, sion realizes how important ULF FG. O, NIW and his mission was compar­ it is for everybody to do the I* easily earned by anv one of either «ex iu ain part of work Indus One of the BEST Tel atively a failure, f hade my best that may be done t o pay triouslythe country, who is willing to we furnish at the employment which earopea I » L The labor is light and pleasant, and rou run no . the world. (>nrintroducaour facilitiesara risk whatever. out so tha» servants 'Lu-F' go forth. up for the common good and you can give the We tit you trial complete,expenst unequAlrd, and to business a without •apcriorfeodf tra will aandrnsi toonK PRE'OM in each locality, to yourself. For those willing to do a little work He lead innocent y -uriis and e v e r y debtor who does so en­ this ia the grandest oiler made. You can worl l aaabove. Only thoee wko write j to ua at oner .» make aura of nil day, or evening only. If are ' tba rhanca A U yen bar# to do in beautiful maidens in chains? a b l e s s o m e one » I e to follow ployed, andin the a few spare houra youyour em­ have at dis I return it to skow our fooda to tbo«a who call—rour nab|hbora po.-al, utilize them, and add to your income, and th"t« around you Tna b<tdestroying virtue, wrecking suit. Let there be h lively our business will not interfere at all. You wll. ghtnimr of thia adrartiaauaant cn the start at the Saod *wa* fc* DMnM Frtw lot. emulation of doing good to be amazedyou amass dollar upon rapidity and eas( ahaw* the small cud of the tainCaveat*.« vi Tr&de-Xuk* ebteieed. end all Pahhappiness, blasting charac­ by Which dollar,"day in ani Tba following eat gtrae the appaaranca of It reduced eat t«t,i»c*e cwdntt*d f*r Uatoeie Fe*a. each other. day out. Eveu be-in tier i are successful from tin Tlw StknaetoSfm^m fe, SBTtlrst hour. Any one can run the business — none ters and causing untimely ead to cWiti -pre0*A»«Ke ia lS.Ptbeet thawUbeM we a a e«4 H r a'vat W. *ee lima MM, fail. You should try nothing else until you se reaot* ftoi* vreckle^ea. for yourself what you can do at the businc deaths anddishonored gra ves The New Columbian Half Dollar. it th« fiftieth part of its bulk. It U a grand, double aisa talaReed anadtl, drswiwc or phebe., vrltk Seeulf' which ire offer. Mo capital risked. Wcmca ft »aipa,aalwnraa« Is easy to carry Wa will alio show rou howro* do*. We edviee, it patentable or wet, free ed grand worker*; nowadays they make as wut aaaa make froin to HI O a Jay at leaat, from tho atart,with­ eharre. Oer fee set Aee till Mtait la a*cared. but even then many of his News and Observer. LA DIMS out experience Kntttr write at on<*e Wa f>ay all expr*M charirai. .u men. They should try this business, a;; it i« A FtMBhlef. "J?ev to OetaU Pateato," •WU AJAroaa, H. HALLETT I* CO,, HHO, PORTLAND, MAIN* JffiCiJlrif 3ton*», ir children who want build. well adapted to them. and see ha^aoe of actual clleat* 1* your tote, euuty,« victims escaped through the The Citizen's National Bank yourself. Address H. Write at once A CO., fo Ing up. buould take HAI.LKTT tor*, »e»t tree. Addreee, WN'B I ROM UITTFRI. 13XOW Box 8SO, Cortland, M. Many IVrsons »r« brov^u It i* pln&auit to take, cure* Malaria, lodh power of God, my enemy. 1 of this city has received an­ down from overwork or houeehold cart*. guHtiou, BnUmcueea aud Uvea CompIeLut*. C. A.SNOWdtOQe Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuild*the sent out "Avarice," and in other instalment of the new system, aid* digestion, remove* excess of biley ThsWataunDaanjrat :rs; • » & : i CACTERINE CATARRH R. R. % ATTENTION, BUYERS! **-•. S£EM DIAMOND FRARSE P C T G M P C Rot and cure* malaria. Get the genuine. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/24801a92694b23e9b515f07383ead425.pdf 521444357a824e5ef05f8193154551ef PDF Text Text VOL 5 PROFESSION A L. JiOONE, WASHINGTON WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 9, 1893, NO. "Tcaew oi , *_ J LETTER and 10 for the consideration HORACE GREELEY. ble, irresponsible, intolerant Lumur's Withering Speech* of the Andrews bill for the re­ From our Regular Correspondent —not above sett ing things on Washington Post, W. B. COUNCILL, JR. Greely inherited from his peal of the Sherman Silver 1 lie death of Justice Lamar Scotch Irish ancestors plain­ fire for ilio fun of seeing thein President-elect Cleveland law. The general impression ATTORNEY AT LA A. burn. They attracted Gree­ has recalled his well known ness of speech. "I can," he Boone, N. C. has long ago shown that he seems to be that a vote will used to say, ''write better ley by their sincerity, and devotion to tha Confederacy, possesses the rare faculty o not be reached, although charmed his keen literary and his love for the leader being able to see and to do number of the friends of the slang than any editor in AW. B. COUNCILL, M. D. sense with their gifts. They of the lost cause was produc­ the right thing at the right bill express confidence in its mericn." He knew the value f Boone, N. C. of Words. The traditions call won t he Tribune and carried tive of one o the most dra­ time and place. Therfore it being passed. Resident Physician. Office its editor with them. I fancy matic scenes in the history of If Postmaster General Wan ed him profane, and nowa­ the attitude of Greeley to­ the Senate. The Mexican peii on King Street north of Post was not much surprising that his telegram of coudoleric* a maker holds the reception days one rarely hears a sto­ ( ffihe. wards the Tribune in the ea sion bill was under consider­ should have been among the to the employees of his de­ ry of Greely which does not ly days was the blending of ation and an amendment pen first received by the widow of partment which was to hnv< turn upon some quaint ar­ E.F. LOVILL wondering admiration and ding extending its provisions James G. Blaine-, the Ameri­ been held at his residence to­ chaic use of profane phrase. ATTORNEY AT T,AW, dispair—something of the fee to all veterans irrespective of can statesman. Although dif­ night, the invitations to Yet he was far from being ling with which, as we read their course in the war be­ Boone N. C. fering widely in ma ny of their which were withdrawn on ac profane—was pure minded, in children's story books, the tween the States. It was near idea8 < here was one bond count of the death of Mr. and of proper speech, as a affectionate mother hen sees adoption. Congress, it was DR. L. C. REEVES. )f sympathy between them, Blaine, he will retire from of daily intercourse of years en­ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON that her chickens arc, after said, could show best its de­ that the other could admire tire with the personal ill will ables me to testify. He was all her brooding cares, ducks sire to forgive and forget by Office at Residence. wit hout forgetting their po­ of nine-tenths of the white impatient of ignorance or fri­ and wili go quacking into the extending the benefits of the Boone, N. C. litical differences, and that employees oF the department. volity. He had a complain­ streams. I can conceive no measure to those who had was the intense Americanism The reason is not difficult to ing way, generally amusing wider divergence in intellect­ borne arms against the com­ L. D. LOWE, which was the keystone to orate. In sending out the frotn its qhaintriess, opt to ual opinion as to the means mon country. The amend­ Mr. Blaine's great populari­ nvitations for the reception become petulance if anything of attaining mora! and polit­ ment was nea r adoption when ty. and which makes G river included all of the negro la- tea sod. He ha d t he ca pari ty ical results than between Mr. Senator Zach Chandler came Cleveland the most popular )orers, watchmen, messen­ ) f spontaneous aversion--ANDGreeley as a leader and think to his feet with a short speech American to-day. And there­ gers, and scrub women on the ormed opinions of people by er and the wayward forces in which he said thatwhile in NOTARY PUBLIC, in lies a lesson that should department pay roll, and the a kind oi second tight. I knew which surrounded him in the the main he agreed to the BANNER'S ELK. N. C. not be lost upon men's am­ white clerks, particularly the one noted man whom he dis- making of the Tribune, general tenor of the amend­ b i t i o n s o f p o p u l a r i t y a n d females, object to associat­ iked, as well as I could make never," he once said to the ment, yet under its provis­ power. There never was a pe­ ing on terms of social equali­ >ut, from no other reason writer, "opened the Tribune ions even Jeff Davis would be than i lie color of the hair. He riod in the history of our ty with the negtoes. never forgave a not her for be- in those days without terror restored to citizenship. 'And' country when sturdy, uncom Considerable interest is felt ATTORNEY A1 LA W, as to what they might make lie added, "I am not prepar­ promising American ism was as to what position the ad­ ng a college graduate. Life me say after eleven o'clock at ed to go so far as that." MARION, N. C more highly appreciated by ministration will take on the anil its employments were an n i g h t . — J . R . Y o u n g , i n f o b Lamar a»'ose. His intense! -(°)the masses than it is now. petition of the provisional earnest purpose; there should Lippencottfs. excitement was evident. Be­ Will practice iu the courts oMr. Blaine's funeral, which H a w a i i a n g o v e r n m e n t f o r be no trifling by the wayside, tween him and Chandler a W a t auga, Ashe, Mi tchell, Mr Dowwas held to-day at the Church annexation t o the United no lolling over vanities, no An Honor Won By a North Carolina strong personal antagonism >11 and all other counties iu the giving way to meretricious Man. western Jmtrict stST-Special atten of the Covenant, was by re­ States, Whatever view Mr. existed. An outburst was ex tion given to the collection of quest, of his family made as Harrison may take o f th? appetites; and therefore the News and Observer. Claims." 1 ®* On March 10 last Postmas pected and it came. simple ps possible. The pall matter it is hardly probable greatest of crimes was drink. ' Mr. President," said the hearers were all intimate per that any action will be taken A man's troth was sacred; it ter General Wanamaker an Mississippian, with outstret­ was the human expression of nour.ced that lie would pre­ sonal friends of tne deceased by the present Congress. NOTICE. ched finger -pointing at *his and the services at the church 1 he House Ways and Means a divine attribute, and there sent a band so tne gold medal toeman, his tall form treinbllote1 Projierty for Sale. fore, next to drink, there was to the railway postal clerk in On account of failing health were confined to the reading committee is putting in some ing with emotion, but his Of myself and wife, I offer for sale of the Presbyterian burial hard work studying and di­ no crime HO great AN mar­ each of the eleven divisions voice bell like in its clearness hay hotel property in the town of ritual and a prayer by the gesting the Treasury state­ riage infidelity. His dislike of the Railway Mail Service Boone, North Carolina, and will to tobacco, as to wine, was who during the ensuing cal and without a quiver in it' **11 low for cash and make.terms pastor. With the exception ment furnished by Secretary "when Pomethus lay bound o suit the buyer, and will take of an organ dirge before and Foster last week, and Sena­ an indication of personal dis­ under year trade the best gen to the rock it Was not the real or personal property in ex after the short service, play­ tor Carlisle has taken a copy comfort. There was no vir- eral record in his division. king of beasts who availed change. Apply soon. ed by Walter Damrosch, the of it, over to Presi ieriDelect th<>quite as desirable as that The points to be considered himself of his distress. It was W. L. BRYAN of thrift, and thrift was best wcie cards representing posthusband of oneof Mr. Blaine's Cleveland. not any of the other nobler daughters, there was no mu­ Senator Carey has given served by small salaries. The offices distributed by routes bruits of the field or the birds Notice. sic. Not one-tenth of the peo notir'e of two amendments to material happiness of man­ or counties, the number oi of the air. It was the vulture, For sale. 900 a eras of land pie who wanted to attend the the House bill for the admis­ kind was a constant care. seperatioris cards per minute, the scavenger of the animal on Rich Mountain, Watauga funeral could get in the church sion of New Mexico; one in­ Ths Jersey marshes stretch­ error slip record and car kingdom glut toning upon car County, on which isasbestos ing from Hoboken to New­ work. and fine land for sheep ranch! and a very large crowd re­ cluding Utah and Oklahoma The committee appointed rion, which preyed upon his Sales private. L. D. Lowe & mained outside during the in accordance with a decision ark distressed him. "Is there vitals, knowing that a de­ T. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of services arid afterwards fol­ of the republican caucus, and no way—are there no lessons to examine the records has fenceless man, who e o u 1 d Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. lowed the remains to Oak another including those two in the economic conditions of made a report from which it gives the News and Observer move neither hand nor foot, Banner Elk, Nov. 1 5 '90 Hill cemetery, where t he inter­ n d Arizona. Unless t h e Holland to teach us how to he had one in whose vitalshd ment was made, Mr. Blaine plans of the republican ca li­ reclaim these wasted square pleasure to note that f h could dig his beak." NOITCE. miles of marsh and overflow medal of the third division He sat down amid a still­ Parties putting papers in having requested that he be cus are changed it is very was won by Mr. H. T. Greg­ my hand for execution will buried there by the side of doubtful whether any vote and make them into welcome ness so profound that therus please advance the fees with his son Walker, who diedsud will he reached on this ques and enduring homes?" This ory, of Greensboro, who has tie of paper sonhdCd harshly. was a frequent inquiry. His charge of a route from Wash the papers and they will re- d e n l y s e v e r a l y e a r s a g o . tion at the present session. Chandler wag deadly pale. cei ve prom pt a ttention, other There w&s much disappoint­ dislike Of slavery, when you ington to Charlotte, hand­ The election of Representa wise they will be returned ling the mail on the Rich­ Drops of perspiration »tood ment here because the funer­ tive Mitchell, Wisconsin, who sifted it down, was rather upon liia forehead and he not executed for the want of al was not public, and at the WHS chairman of the demo­ an earnest of sympathy with mond and Danville fast lim­ clenched the arm of hi? chair fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. Capitol. Congress adjourn­ cratic. Congressional commit the white man who was un­ ited vestibule. Mr. Gregory until the strained wood crea­ UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAR0L1N1. ed from Saturday to two o'­ tee in the last carnpaign, to dersold in his labor than sen­ ajso won the mod \\ twoyears ked. It was expected thsthe ago, and lias been in the ser­ timent for ths negro. Instruction is offered in four- clock this afternoon tc give the Senate is gratifying to would reply. Twice he half The anti-slavery atmos­ vice for several years, hold­ gen era! courses of study, six ts members an opportunity democrat here, and they re­ rose and then flank back. He brief courses, a large number to attend the funeral, and all gard the promotion as deserv phere surrounding the r lrib- ing the place under both ad­ lid noi reply. ed. of special courses, and in law, of the Government buildings une was not inspired by Gree ministrations by the superi­ medicine a n d engineering. le.v. It really comes from the or efficiency of his work. He Senator Kenna Died Poor. Charlotte Observer.-Mr. R. The Faculty includes twenty were closed to-day. gifted young men who were wws one of Un-ee in the en­ Unless there is great change WASHINGTON , I). (J.— It has teachers. • Scholarships and Fudenburk, of Croft, lost a tire list who received a grade loan funds are available for in the present opinion of the just become evident that the attracted to the Tribune heOn Sat­ 1 ate Senator Kenna, of West cause of its independence and of 100 per cent and made a little child Friday. needy yoilng men of talent democratic Senators nothing urday he came here for a cof­ and character. The next ses­ short ol a cloture rule, which Virginia, died a very poor high literary standard. Gree­ record of handling 3d cards sion begins Sept, 1. For cat­ he Senate refused to adopt man. He left his widow in ley was generous to honest, per minute, next to the high­ fin. As he passed the mar­ almost destitute circumstan­ well-meaning thought, wheth est record in the list. His di­ ble yard of Msssrs. Durham alogue with full information, address President Wins.on, when the Force bill was un­ ces, hiH long illness and its erhe accepted it or not, and vision comprises the states & Eliott, be stopped and look der consideration, will enable attendant expenses have con Chapel Hill, N. C. ^ ed a* the tombstones and the republicans to confirm suiued what little money he he was a purist as to form. of North Carolina,, Virginia, asked Mr. Durham how soon the nomination of the repub­ had saved from his salary, So in times beginning with West Virginia, Maryland and THS GREAT FS3CBl:^3 OF ELECTRICITY lican successor to the late in order to provide for the the advent of Ripley escaped the District of Columbia. The he could have one ready for x>ii. anKraaxjSLa*® him. Mr. Durham told him widow and her large family Msi'tai & Surgies Institute Justice Lamar, whom Mr. the West Virginia delegation from the ruins of Brook Farm chief cleik of the Third divis­ an hour, so he went off, and for tUVTreatment of CfsroBilr, or, aw Carlyle, if I remem­ ion expresses the opinion that »M»i>Hi8,YeBetraI ,£i»rei*l, Harrison is said to be deter­ Congress met and united bought the coffin and came Wcnntc, and all Surgtieal XMeoaxeo. t't'UF. mined to nominate. Thedem in a strong plea to President ber, called it, Potato Gospel Mr. Gregory's record was the back for the tombstone. It «CARA»TS;KI» In nil onnei experiment, until the coin­ best of the eleven. Mr. Greg­ *rr.inire«1 and taken. Send F>ai' ocratic Senators are unani­ elect Cleveland, asking him cent, in stamps for book on above disease., and how to to appoint Mrs. Kenna post ing of Sidney Howard Gray, ory has thus obtained a high was placed in the wagon by |cure them. Call cr addr«Bfl. mous in the belief that this the coffin and he drove off. mistress at Charleston. YV. ALBERT F. SNELL £ CO., • ;.v«Si-ss- Motion thii par>*r. Kr.sxville, T*nt>. vacancy should he filled by a > a., as soon as he enters the who had been Garrison's eo. honor among a large num­ Mr. Durham says hehasbeeU democrat and they will not V bite House. The salary of laborer in anti-slavery, the ber of expert competitors, in the tombstone business for* Tiibtine in spite of Greeley— and his victory is a source of allow a vote to be taken on the office is about f2,500. . ur f 1 b i> •»»#., the nomination of a republi­ ibirot £ rather by reluctant grumb­ g r e a t g r a t i f i c a t i o n t o h i s twenty-one years and this is As Senator Kenna was one r..M!r•*« vvanf rfr <• J, i 7 ' : < Dtrfe the first, time such a thing H.h«r ling a o qiiiesrence than his friends in this State. • v* t«r>\ Mti\ A.f can unless compelled to Jo of the very few Clevelani _ ^ «. Ik. » t r k C(.r ((..HUB, has ever happened as a per­ W« ftuna ni<r»l«|. *• IW in. K r«t« men in the ( mi ted States Sen judgment—was governed by J»u tf n #r all ,o»r ttmr toa.lha »r.rk. I ..niktr so by a cloture rule. '« »a railralfmb.w krlrgt wondaami -»»» t. son buyitiga coflinandtomb a re it is thought probable men who hnd a fantastical !Sarii»>i"r»» fitrMa-r.Uji •ft-am |»W >aiw fWuinh».(j 'i>i w.r4», «• e pule -.i.k yew !h* fi&~One dollar pays for the wi t«4 !*•»* ;•»»tpeftone#.jr->sir r.< a•, alu here. ftC The House committee on that Mr. Cleveland will make riverson to shivery. They stone al the same time. ala.rmant I KR!> ana.D emoemt one year. Lawnwrtf* »RKW. TItITK CO., AlbtbiA, i'iiUV. Rules has set aside Feb. 9 the appointment? resolute* brilliant,.enpn,nv your subscription/ Attorney at Law FJfORPIIEW, �aa The Watauga Democrat D. B. butlerhurty, Editor. R. C. Hirers, Publisher lhurfidtxy, beb. 9th, I8V3. MNMVMI aj THERE is no book so useful nected with (his subject. now in pi int. as a complete dictionary, and the best edi­ tion is tho one to procure, as the shod} y ones with which the markets are being flood­ ed are entirely unsatisfacto­ ry in every respect. We speak from experience. In another column is to be found the ad­ vertisement of Webster's in­ terna rional Dictionary, pub­ lished by that reliable firm of G. & C. Merrinm Co. Spring­ field, Mass. that will give better satisfaction than any book of the kind on the iraiket. Get the beet, and that is the International. Read carefully their ad and send for catalogue. Do not understand that we claim any superiority over lean brothers, for they have ad vantages over UR in sunn way's for instance it don't take so much cloth to make them a coat, and if they get alarmed thoy can flee from danger, while a fatfellow has to take his chances. A lean fellow can go on foot if needs JUr. Ceo. W, Turtter be to see his sweet-heart, while a fat fellow has to ride ?U: and often has to wait for snow drifts to melt away and Worst Caso of Scrofula the Doctors Evor Saw mud to dry up. If you can't get fat become Completely Cured by HOOD'S SARSA PAR ILLA. jolly and enjoy yonr-selves " When I was 4 or 5 years old I had a scrof­ the best you can while tinm ulous sore on tho middle finger of my left hand, which cot HO 1 ad that cut and opportunity affords, life linger oil, end I ator toolt offtho doctors half tho more than my hand. Then tiio soro broke out on my arm, is too shore for a fellow to came out on my ne.-ic and lace on both sides, always be sour and a grum­ nearly destroying the sight of ono eye, also on my right arm. Doctors said it was the Worst Caso of Scrofula bling, take the world as it is they over saw. It was .imply awful! Five and not try to change it, for years ago I began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla. Gradually I found that the sores were begin­ you can't. ning to heal. I kept on till 1 had taken ten SENATOR Harris, of Tennes see, says that Judge Jackson of that state, who has been nominated to the vacancy in the Supreme Court, although commonly classed as a dem­ ocrat, and appointed to hiH present position on the bench of the Circuit Court by Mr. Cleveland, is asgood a repub lican as Mr Harrison. There will be a strong opposition from both sides of the Senate to Jackson's confirmation is certain, but whether it will be HOWELL E. Jackson, of strong enough to defeat him Term., has been nominated is not yet apparent. Some by the President for Justice republicans will oppose him of the Supreme Court to fill because he is classed as a bottles, t«;u dollar.! Just think of what a the vacancy caused by the return 1 got for tnat Investment! A &l>oudemocrat, and others because n«iafl percent? Yes, nrmy thousand. For death of the much-lamented TO AMEND THE HOMESTEAD LAW* the past 4 years I liavo had no sores. I they had seryed notice on all t Justice Lamar. The question The following is the bill of Before, ¥/ork «;o na h o Timo. not Mr. Harrison that they would I ccitld work. I know now arises, will the present Mr. Watson, of Forsyth, as what to say strong enough to expross my grat oppose a 113* nomination he Hood's Senate confirm the appoint­ published in t li e Winston ltude toGBOJIOK fbu-.npnrllla for my perfect euro." W. TURNER, Farmer, Galmade to the vacancy. Most way, Saratoga county, N. Y, ment. Judge Jackson is a Sentinel, to amend the home of the democrats who oppose HOOD'S P'LLQ do not weaken, but ftld states right democrat. Of stead law: digestion and tone tho stomach. Try thoiu. 28o. the confirmation dc so on principle; they believethe va­ course the President will ap­ That section four (4) of ar­ Administrator's Notice. cancy should have been left point a republican Judge to ticle ten (10) of the constitu­ ]Ia\ing qualified as the adminfor Mr. Cleyeland to fill but succeed Judge J ackson on t he. tion of the State be sticken ist tutor of Itchy A. Thomas deed., there are others who while circuit. Montana is in the out., and the following sub­ all personsindebted to said es­ stituted in lieu thereof, towit: tate are requested to make imme not opposed Judge Jackson same condition. The exemptions from sale di to payment, and all persons personally will voie against holding accounts against said cs his confirmation because to OUR Legislature has pass­ under execution and exemp­ tale are notified to present them vote for him would morally ed the law to allow only six tions from debt as provided duly authenticated within 12 or notice will be bind them to vote for Mr. per cent interest. The law in sections one (1), two (2), months bar this their recovery. plead in of Harrison's nomination to t he now is that eight per cent three (3) and five (5) of this Jan. 23rd, 1893. W . N THOMAS, A D M . vacancy which his confirma­ can be contracted for by the article shall not apply and parties. Six per cent will be shall not be construed to ap­ tion would leave in the Cir­ cuit Court, and it is consider­ the only legal interest accor­ ply to the following debts, ed certain that 11 republican ding to this bill, on condi­ contracts and liabilities to­ Going to Buy tions however, that• Congress wit: would be nominated. It is A Dictionary? (1) There shall tie no pro­ creditable to Judge Jackson repeals the law taxing State GET THE BEST, that not one word has been banks ten per cent 90 days perty exempt from sale to t Webster's International, t said by anybody against his after the repeal by Congress. satisfy a judgement obtain­ A Choice Gift V Y Y Y ' ed in an action lor injury to ability and personal fitness A Grand Family Educator Y J A Trip To The Country. person, to property, or to for the honor. Contrary to A Library In Itself Y Y ' We took an outing down character. precedent his nomination was The Standard Authority * on New River Monday even­ (2) There shall be no pro­ referred to a committee, and it will surprise very few should ing a n d stayed all night perty exempt from sale to that committee fail to report with Mr. Vandike. Old aunt satisfy a judgement upon a F a n n i e M o r r i s h a s b e e n claim for building materials it back to the Senate. quite sick, but is slowly im­ furnished to improve the real proving. She lives at Mr. W. F. Shull, Esq., ofTVnn., Mr. Vandike's, her son-in-law. estate of the deotor nor for materials furnished b.y a me­ gave us a call Tuesday and tier husband was in the war chanic in repairing the per­ we discussed several topics, or 1812 and aunt Fannie sonal property of thedebtor. particularly th.osepertaining draws a pension. 3. There shall be no prop­ t > the tanning interests of the SOLD BY ALL BOOKSELLERS. Revs. Jones and Sherwood erty exempt from sale to sat­ county. Mr. Shull was rais­ The International Is a new book from A urenow holding a protracted isfy a judgement rendered 011 J cover to cover, fully abreast of the times, ed in Watauga and has been and is the successor of the authentio meeting at Three Fork a claim for work and labor " Unabrld god." Ton years were spent In an active man and a close revising, 100 editors employed and over C h u r c h . T h e y a r e b o t h done by a laboring man ore $300,000 expended before the first copy observer of things in general. was printed. strong men and fine preach­ mechanic, ami as an addition Do not buy reprints of obsolete and He has been a resident of comparatively worthless editions. Send for freo pamphlet containing ers. They are jovial in their *al security for such debts the specimen pages and full particulars. Tennessee for several years, make-up. We mel them at General Assembly shall pro­ £G. & C. MERRIAM CO., Publishers, but thinks the farmers of our Mr. Vandike's and had a jol­ vide for mechanics and labor % SPRINGFIELD, MASS., U. S. A. county are wearing out. their ly time. We three weigh ers' hens before judgments. lands rapidly and unless a near 700 lbs. Why are fat 4. There shall be n o prop­ change is made in the mode men more jovial than lean erty exempt irom sale to sat­ of farming in a few years our '* /*, lank fellows? Wenoricethat isfy a judgment rendered on ' ! !?•» .#\ farming landH will be greatly r •! lean men don't eat as much a debt or contract, or for w a s u exhausted. We have often or sleep as well as fat men, damages arising out of a con + KVm* JOB referred to ttis through the and still they appear to be tract or other liability, when i acl.iicc L s - id or ... «. high „ ChlDEMOCRAT and hope our peo­ •ifcse Tea. i:p fsnd orig* sadder and don't enjoy ajoke the person at the time of con full p.'M 1'ut j*nd!r. L'tfcv.'dvehaodSGHiO % y~ kt i in ple will take warning. Farms of s.; - pounds each so well as their fat brothers. tracting debt, executing the counter ci \r are being divided and sub-di­ (' »th r size); Is on'y sold in packages, We concluded if all our peo­ contract or assuming the ob­ \t u IC i a ru'j . vch I v/er price to vided, and the old homestead c •. ten ple would get fat this world ligation out of which the lia­ illst'V Ji.-irk.r I thftn any other packageand on ci any r *.rit whatever that heretofore supported would bo more jolly, and bilities shall arise, stipulates nitbids thu dczler a fair profit; is a thorone family is now taxed to '»•.villi/ rtniahle, first-class article, absolaughter would takethtfplace in writing that the home­ h if'y pjrc, always Die same ; free from support three or four, and at pt. a (f* C5S? of tears and mourning. We stead and personal property L lsALC no the same ratio these farms will find tie that have been divided up, will not argue that fat men exemptions of such person t.ha cheatv-stFive and Ten Cent packages and inort salable package tea on tho market and consumers pro­ will, in a few years, be again are any better than lean ones, ar e waived. nounce it "the best and most economical." divided. Make corn lots in 1 i but perhaps they enjoy life! But the General Assembly Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy stead of corn fields; make better. Most all fat men are may provide for the allot- to sell and has proved a big success wherever introduced. We are extremely anxious to have all them rich and raise 75 bush­ good nature i and enjoyeaeh ment of household and kitchothers company. A few fat en furniture, working tools dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ els of corn to the acre and quest that you Include a few boxes with your next order and save the other fields for men have been hung or im- and provisions not toexceed or order direct ofto your wholesale house; us, prisioued in the penitentiary, in actual value one hundred are supplied. For we will see that you further information rye, w hea t and grass. The late Ben Butler said dollars, to any debtor who address that no bald-headed man had in a householder with a. fain THEKIN-GOTEACO., "'"JT THE Legislature has pass­ ever been hung, (Ben wusjily, which shall be exempt ed a law to protect opossums bald and we are becoming so) from sale to satisfy debt or and dogs, but when the NOTICE. unmarried ladies need n o t ;liability except a debt f o r sheep question came up they The Inws of (be State re­ read what is enclosed in par- work and labor done notvoted 1 1 0 , and now the *'.yalquire nil weights end meas­ enthesis. | withstanding a written waiv- ures to be sealed, n i. <i 1 here­ lerdarg'', the bench bgged An argument is often madei er by fr e the hung,-, houn.l nr. ^ ^ ; It i S provi.W that tho bill am notify .thetopeople that 1 prepared do such work. still a t large to devour the , , shall not be retrospective in T i ? yore. n>i are lazy and won,t work. „ In t i t ,, ope'anons and snail not You will find tue in Boone at ., ni i sheep a s of The poorL . . v. , ... , . s 1 4. 1 this article we will not defend tro into effect until Jan 1st the residence of D. B. Dough­ sheep get no protection, a n d L . • ,, . , ? (I . ' erty. J. H. C O O K , ?.A ,uj r 1,... 1., J them against this charge a». 1895. s Standard Keeper. it is said that vhislegislaturei" U . , ri . , , , IT IH rather a sensitive affair This amendment to the con is one DI t lie most lmjiqsuig wjjh our selves,and we don't stitution shall be submitted, Pay your subscription. and intelegent bodies of meTr wish, just now, to cab spe- to the people for ratification ever assembled at lialeighT f >ial attention to facts con-j in^the lull election of 1894. I <* ¥•< . .... ..'iv • . 4-. Wwj \ oil can now buy your family supplies of UH at reduced prices, as we have decided to sell for PAY DOWN, or secur­ ed note. We want your trade and will .appreciate the same. We are prepared to sell you goods at a low rate of profit. We pay CASH for all goods we buy, therefore we get re­ duced rates. Our stock is full and complete in evei *3 T line, and anything we haven't in stock we wi'l take great pleas­ ure in getting the same for you. Remember we carry noth ing b u tg o o d goods a t rock bed prices. W e have a f e w more of those stylish dress^patterns atJOO cts per yard. Call and examine them. We want a lot of corn for cash or goods. Also rye, buck wheat, dried peaches and apples, eggs, butter,feathers and all other kinds of good country produce at highest market prices. Thanking our many friends and customers fortheir past patronage and asking a continuance of the same, we promise to give you better bargains than ever. WILL W. HOLSCLAW & BRO. m IIS LIS COLLEGIATE Mule —FOP. YOUNG WOMEN — M-ISTILlS) 30RTH CAROLINA b ... Opazi its T.W'o:;./ "levin bebiunvy 1st, 1803. The pistPutiqn is mcated P: the most beautiful suburb of Aslie>41*. / i'. - buikli.jp. recently completed for its use at; a c ?st of V'.iG,•;•:.!), is fun is he I ith pure wa'er from springs on the pivmUes. is iigbt d wirir gas, . »atoil by hot water, anil provided ui: h hot and cold baths. _ The health and habits of t.fo pupils are carefully guarded. Hesidea t he nutpl sL...i. give a for out-door exercise, a well equipped •vyuuiaseMTi' wad i,( fir-.-d up •• thin doors. No expense has been spared to m ik^thc - w- a.-e c ad sanitary arrangements perfect. Each pupil will ha*e h.er • ;a e in the domestic work, as a part of her practical craini -,g for »rL. :ui whilst aiming attboroughnessj'n every deji -rtm. at. the manog aent, will strive to provide for those committed t<? their care i h; .-.2 vantages, not merely of a christian school, but aA-hri-d i.oi ribin ». Nojpupil will be received who is not in reasona H* heaMh, or v<\.u i-unnot furnish credentials as to moral character. Four Sv;.-ernte f ourses of Study Are Offered the Students. L Ti: E NORM AL f.'OUUSE, for the thorough training ' .oaehf rs under i as it a tura from the best Normal schools. 2. JSF-ilNARY < li COLLEGIATE COURSE, including indent, and modern languages, science, music, drawing, etc. 3. f OMMEIB4AL f Of tfSE, including stenography, typewriting,'.hookkeeping, etc. 5. DERARTMENT OF.DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a) scien­ tific cooking—the study.of the production and manufacture of food ef,c. (b) Sewing—embracing tOi cutttiog and fitting of garmems, ntilline y, etc. The teachers at the he»d of this department are from the tauious Pratt School, Brooklyn, N.nY., and the others from the best iustitiHions in the country, chosen with reference to christian charact experience ami ability as teachers. A thoroughly orgauized Preparatory Department has been furnished for all such as are not prepared for the higher classes. Tho school year is divided into two terms; cost to pupil $50 per term, or $100 per year, which barely covers the expense of the ^.uOhmllv U .1.*2 * 1 . board, 4-'.A school being practically free, having been . the M/.lwvrvl I,..; provided .for y a few friends of female education. For further particulars apply to REV. TIIOMAS LAWRENCE, Aehavilfe, N. C w@eo*uw. n. c. KG rASLIIHEO (38 W. n . I. 173 & 178 Cay Sir vat, 60. KfJSXV. LLC, TOW®. HARDWARE. Cutl'-rv , A^. I' * ~ Le-c-V.A, HI Mule w heats, i&c , c- To ols, Wors© ACMCULTUSAL U PdCMTS. CONT'RACTCL^'/ . • "L Genuine Oliver CL • 4 PI vra, 3 yrao. r^ BroY/n's Doui: !^ L -e. v i } Ci^-nr ill®-. Strww C**tter a, Lawn Mewers, Com I!a rs, Hlty t rorlc*, Q-oytfrea* Cradle and Snatoa, Ba.d • d Wlr«, &. c. Dynamite. v P Stfc-ed, Plcfess Mattocks, Scrc-g and DdH Ba rr.merr., smith Toole, W. •: • • £>arrc »r*v Ao. AMMUNITION, f o&'ZTt'S® Parker's Shot Gun v., Remingrtoir, 12*bbm r a?vd ICiTtjrfteh $hot Guns, VVir-chulster and Coifs ftines, Shells, Rifie.Pc-.vdcr, Shot, Lead. Fi«h ami iiumi Fishing Rods, Cc.o. SPECIALTIES. Sash, Door 3 and Biind3, Rubber arwd L Circular Saws, Window Glass, riro-pr.>of Safew, Wire Screen Doors sursd Window Fra mos, ha. per L&g®., &c. eVBRYTWma cm w IEEL&. Buggios, Phc»tens, Gr«.rriage8, Sprlrwr' Wmar rwo, tain Hack8, TAitchfjIi Farm Wag -on«, Two WN^ Oart». Send for Catalogue and prices. Special attention given to fully eollclt your patronage. orders by me-'. W® W. w. WOODRUF F &, CO. 176 & 178 Cay Street, ICfiOXVi LL£, Tin ARE H A M ) 1MES X SO, EVERY ONE should save all they can and YOU should begin bv buying your SEWING MACHINES OF IE, _ A, d lot. of the man who runs the wagon and sells for $50 or $60 J w• I sr.l you '« good for $25. Machine needles that will fit any. in JCILII •, at 25 ets per doz., sent out by mail. I have a good slock of ;i dung tuckie. Reeds, 40 ctsto $1. Joint rods 7 5 ets ^to $1.50 T oui dies 60 cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 ets per d zen, sent bv mail. Netting for seins, and seins of any length c »mplete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail. * Do not tail Jo write torpiic \s. Respectfully, S. P. AMiEL, May 21, 91. 7 — �-e»wc t T be W ataaga D A ID URAT A DKMocuATicfamily newspajier •devoted to the interest ot Coun tv. State and Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga County. N . C. The Origin of Two Old Sayiug-s. Harper's Young People gives this account of the ori­ gin of two familiar expres­ sions: "Robbing Peter t o pay Paul" was first used when Westminister Abby was call ed St. Peter's Cathedral. Money being needed to settle the accounts of St. Paul's Cathedral, it was taken b.y those in authority from St. Peter's quit# to the dissatis­ faction o f the people, who asked: "Why rob St. Peter t) pay St. Paul?*' Over two hundred yea re afterward the saying was again used in re­ gard to the same churches at the death of the Earl of Chat ham, the city of London dec'aring thatsogreat a states man should be buried in St. Paul's, while Parliament in­ sisted that one HO noble in every way would be more properly placed a mid the d ust of kings in Westminster Abby and that not bury him there would be for the second time "robbing St. Peter to pay St. Paul." The Abby very justly cai ried the day. "There's many a slip 'twixt the cup and the lip" is a very old saying, and was first ut­ tered to the King of Samoa, an island in the Grecian Ar­ chipelago. This king, Ancaeus by name, planted a vineyard and treated the slaves who cultivated it so badly that one of them told him he would never live to taste the wine madcfrom it. When the wine was ready, .nnd a cup of it poured out for the King, he •ent for the slave who had prophesied h i s death, and asked him what he thought of his prophecy now. The slaye replied: "There's many a elip 'twixt the cup and the lip"—and just as he h a d spoken the words Anrams leceived. warning that a wild boar had broken into his vine yard and was ruining it. Put ting down the wineuntasted, he rushed out to attack the boar and was killed. It Will Jtf An Historic Cottage. Woman's Physical Suj»c?!ority. CJC ink a smile and mark 'insert' True, she cannot sharpen a pencil, and outside of com­ mercial circles, she can't tie a package to make it look like a ny t i i i ng sa ve a croc > k P< 1 cross section of chaos; but see what she con do with a pin! I be­ lieve there are some women who could almost pin a glass knob to a door. She cannot walk so many miles around a billiard table with nothing to eat, and nothing (to speak of) to drink, but she can walk the floor all night with a, fret ful baby, without g o i n g sound asleep the first halfhour. She can ride five hun­ dred miles without going in ­ to the smoking-car to rest (and get away from the chil­ dren.) She can go to town and do a wearisome day's shopping, and have a good time with threeorfoarfi iends without drinking a k^g of brer. She can enjoy an even ing visit without smoking half a dozen cigars. She can endure the torturing distrac­ tion of a house full of child­ ren all day while her husband cuffs them howling to bed be fore he has been home an hour. Every day aheendurea a dress that would make an athlete swoon. She is afraid of n mouse, and runs from a cow, but a book agent can't scare her. She is the salt of the church, the pepper of the choir, the life of the sewing society, and about all there is of a young Indies' school or nunnery. A boy with a sister is fortunate, a young man with u sweet-heart is happy, n fellow with a cous­ in is to be envied, and a man with a wife iR thrice blessed more than them all.—1lob Buidett' A Shadow's Meaning. Bristol Courier. Now for six weeks of rreath er. To-day will deter mine lor us. For two weeks the ground hog family has been looking for ward with hope­ ful anticipations. Prepara­ tions have been made by this ir.cek-e.ved family for a grand ball in case the day should prove favorable. Old moth­ er ground-bog has baked ten bushels of ginger snaps, and the little sons and daughters have been wigglingtheirtails with restless anxiety for this one day in the year. They have banked on having a glo rious jubilee and to this end the head of the family pur­ chased five hundred Jews' hurps, fifty tarnborines and a quantity of dry bones. Ev­ ery youth in the family has been provided with a pair of <la ncing slippers and t he dens have been quite animated w th vigorous practice for a number of days. The little wiggle?s have just "shaked" ther little tails in perfect hog glee and the older ones have grunted for joy. A single ray of sunlight will spoil it all. A shadow seen, and the music stops; the whole generation of grou pd-hogs frowns; tails a r e tucked, a u d back go the meek-eved sons of- guns to shelter from six weeks of dreariest went her. L AKEWOOD , N. J., Jan. 2 -1 «—President-elect Cleveland end ex-Secretary of State Bayard, who is the guest of Mr. Cleveland, were up and about at an early hour this morning. Both took a long walk and after waiting the arrival of the early train from New York, returned to the cottage of Mr. William f). Whitney. Mr. Whitney i s expected at any time and when he arrives Mr. Cleveland will go to work upon bis Cab inet. Mr. Whitney wired that he wonhl be here to-day. Mr. Cleveland, w hile in New York yesterday, finished up nil bis private legal business for the week, so that hecould remain here. Senator Car­ FOR COHEESPON DENTS. lisle will be here to-night and Tin* Man the Prinior L OTOS. a most interesting conference, is likG .y to be held. There is a man the printer There is now no futher loves, and he is wondrous doubt .as to Mr. Bayard en­ wise; when'er he writes the tering Mr. Cleveland's enbi- printer man hedottethall his bet. A COMPLETE NBWSP4OVERMAN'S PER recei «*es. The Prideofthe North Cere, And when a question be na Press." IS THI doth ask—taught wisely he " BREATH OF LIFE." Do you want to sid in building hath beon---he doth t he good nXTOZViatk* up a paper that shall reflect the ly stamp for postage back U Uh|ttii|tl. greatest credit on North Carol! raoalafalrafrl put in. water | withaat ia, no matter where it may b# _ ittharoaaaka a# MOUTH Ufa. BFBOmO seen? Then patronize He gives the place from MUOXICM Is •peaial nodioat* The Wilmington Messenger which he writes—the address I Oxygen treat­ •If ment far diaan fr­ A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER the printer needs- -and plain­ ee of U)e a see, Do you want a reliable paper throat and lunga 'Che inhalation* giving you all the news of the ly writes his honored name, contain Germi­ ^ ^fi°N8UMPTI0H§!: cide* and Slain- world—a Democratic newspaper so he that runneth reads. In ad­ ~ ,* v. ^BRONCHITIS | feotanta,the bert hat equals the best—hits the dition to He writes, revises, reads, known apaaiflat largest circulation, and has for for the*a iifr. corrects and rewrites all n; eaacn.narrylngthcremadybyinhalationriirht ta twenty-one years been a part the eeat of tba tllieia*, making it a POSITIVE gain, and keeps one copy safe ; UUHE. S»narr.te Spooifl.snaerl in Catarrh and and factorin thegrowth anddev.; Hay-Fraar. In theirpatent medicin*. PhyalcUaa velopment of the Old North p>tactile it Ttota practice. and sends one to the printer j&C O « l. V MEDICATED State? Then subscrbe for J li CAUTION - \.U I I OXViiEN USE. III man. WILMINGTON I 1 f(1J H S31TY And thus by taking little If r I S4-2-1 W.AUbamsSt., AtUnto*, O®. m. blnniilns Shop, Cam ]laign Rartes: t>'0 Gully Omiths, Nct>. •!-»' ft Mil tvny m» liji T. ftrosdray, Yoo',••!!)•, ~ pains, at trifling core and .Motin# turn used id. Q BSE il Z « >•« tilt ifosdi v W U A F'V6•« 'AL W H B S*ddres»*<l to r,»j rho "Daily Messenger," by « i CArlD • inewaiotl. cost, asuring himself his man 'U Vvi ,-.j yvi by return mail a eopy of ottr i mail, 4 months 011 trial, fof H AT OHOE, orpiairiear t!.o troaUnantinl ' tful. Bead I |2.00 uscript will not be burned or >a pri*a lealtni a Supply 05., •Tlw Specific Oxygen Co., lost. rite weekly "Transcript Mes­ >OTt, 52r,£tOn. senger," (the largest and So let all of of those who best paper in the State) 9 long to write, take pattern #fiiilii:iiiliiiiliiliiiiiliiiiiiil!liiiiiT;iiiiti)!iii:s*i>iE]citi0iiimg: months on trial For $1.00 3 by this man, with jet blackV iS $ Cash in advance. Botli 1 1 papers are large Eight-Page ink and paper while do just the best they can, and then ESEWIMG •sheets. Send Postal Card with the address of five perthe printer man shall know 5ll|!ill!|llll;llllt,tltt«lllllMlilli;}i»illMtiMI'IMtf!l1|imiIt|l§ sons and receive sample cop 4 and bless them w« his friends WARRANTED ies of THE MESSENGER. all through life's journey as 5 YEARS Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. they go, until that journey m. CURE FOR ends. (SPECIFIC OXYGEN ! RO NATURE'S i r*>]T liis 1 am le? man of ! I A "Htavo" Usurp* Speaker Crisp's Thn ue. There was an a musing scene in the chamber of the jlouse this morn ing'prior to the as­ sembling of; the House. A full-blooded Indian chief, of the State of Washington, was seeing t lie sights o? the capital and of course his steps tended toward t h e large building located on Capitol Hill Here he was taken irf'charge by Frank Gorman, an employee of the House, who has a humorous s de to his nature. The gau­ dily-bedecked chief, withfeath era waving over him and UH. ing a miniature feather dus­ ter as a fan, was escorted to the chair and took (heSpeak­ er's seat. He occupied it with dignity, although he was somewhat at sf?a as to tin 1 use of the gavel. He mis took it for a pipe, and the end-piece went naturally to his mouth. He was corrected and made several attempts to call Hie House to order. A facetious member—a demo­ crat o f course—suggested that this was the first sav­ age who had occupied the Speaker's chair since the re­ tirement of Speaker Reed. He w a s then escorted to Bourke Cockran's seat, and amid the laughter and ap­ plause of all present, figured for ten minutes as a typical Tammany brave. CATARRH nr-var- Cor. Richmond Dispatch. 'Vtfr-a . • YT. ^I -Ji illllMitMiMlMlillltXtBFFFIIFfttltWIIIIIIMIItMtllMnm 2 HI*.A » FUIM 5S5(,-RT AMI. » HftW ». flail .«IViDjr B' wlio. "" ITtV-i c» SvW.i;Ai-rv.<'.'.UB SlmtU^. 1ft Dvaelntatlon. lliv. a JVArf-to:*.*Uftl AppeftrKOM*. ) s U*4 nil Kk|;'nstl TUilh. 5 • •» 1 '• TAKE TIIE « iiiicago and Alton H. H. GOING EXTRACT treatment for Catarrh and West and Northwest. MEXICAN CACTUS. This new N a Has So i 'Vf lyt u y diseases of the respiratory organs Is one of the most important dlsooverles I'-migru uts going to any of the In medical science and possesses the t\ i;stern States or Territorieff following advantages i li The patient can cur# himself «t a email < .vill save time and money going and without outside aeelstanoe, da. Chicago and Alton route, fL No change of dlot or pursuit el Ulo It i during treatment. 8. The remedies are In no wtss offensive le tfct t is the quickest route to atlent and reeehss the seat fhe remedysntall no discomfort,of the trcabto C A N S A S C I T Y , DENVER, directly. 8. The remedies and means ef oppRnnoe on tat PI I PO, carried In the pocket without Inoonvsnlenee. rtr t ? A<:.l Mtxuasi. ~ Haa a i-nsUlvo Toke-ny. t Ma.lty'l.ti fttmUere. — Ilea M i f f ftewlse QnalUJMaod L ~ (?««•« ta lATfor Xlftofrn of llcoeral Worll 3 » then auy Machine tn tbe World. — Pit JEM TttMATMHK T at any drug iters h CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. ^ <• CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Ctoterlne MedlclM Co., Waoo, Ttxaax, CURE I ROOFING. ( B g a n f i n ^ Ccrrugated Sksattog, On RECEIPT OF SO CEE^T0 WZ WILL MAILA BOX Of TO FERINE! Koofing Paints, Iron Roofing^ C>»sv> twBfhg. Cutters and Spa«CK>g, \ form of 3hssi irJoM for SuB5!itg £ «ECi»5BI»LS£TB AND READY \ \Trr ,:mY WHEN SHIPPED./ It yea haas TZTTER, It matters net how long It •xleted, TKTTERINC will ee eerUJnly cure yoa as you use IL psArifitese, PHriieeo &r.d Frcgrt^L Best Equippea Only line running Solid Vesti hu'l trains between St. Loui» and Kansas Citv. Iteclining Chair cars and Tour ist Sleepers free of extra charge I will meet parties at any rail road station with through tickets and baggage checks. Eor full information, maps and descriptive pamphlets of th® West write to or call on B. A. NEWLAXD , Traveling Passenger Agt.. 19 9at toil Ave., Asheville, N.^0. J. CHARLTON, G. P. A Chicago, I fl« m m s m s m a m m m m m m a m m m m WE WA?dT —AN— SENT TKI 0MLY IKFALLIBLE CURS FOB Totter, Ground Itch, ItcMaft Piles, Ring Worm tind all Itching Silo Diseases. and Road in the West. 1 ROYAE S. M. CO., Mori ill. 1 e!M!liiiiii:ii]!liiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiliiitil!i;iilili)ililiiililililitiiire And all points in Idaho, WashJ ington, Oregon, Utah and California. Finest 2 Ex%al;i9 THE J10YAL for points of excetiBneo, QIHI you will 2 bay r»c othsr. t3£s$B[%9F rrff'WwiiinrMMDMMaM / ' ** Ms " r toi iAt -« " .1 SHI ' '• .<—<»u itonriasi&m to rcjl AfyLT i-w1 A.1 MT77 & m., CMmi&tl, Ohio. 3aLTJLtoLt®N*D tflTS. AUO TtSdB zrrv dlaeaiUltoJI fl^P r rcitik/ ' t'wL-rVlikji V ^ '* tk> r»«ultc~B«fanu5ai— f'ouinv*r?z Rc>-iL at kiiD *»t 5i o* ^•teOTjao, vjons* of CV.or.rla, Ota.ikkttu and MUiorai Bw.k a! •i.jJa. TITAMIA (Rr» 9^e«s d FCB uses. J. T. 8KUPTRINE & SRQ. SAVANNAH, ttA. feMPJ TIRES' WARRAKTY WITH EVESY Hfesa SIHD YOYFF ALIEN®® roa uttaussm We wish to call atton^ ion to our line of second-hand ARIEL CYCLE MF6. Buggies, Carts, wagons, Hacks, Harness Etc, They are almost good as new. and persons wishing to huv can secure bargains by calling on us. We have a big lot of NEW PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER ENDORSED BY " PROF A. L SSETZ, P. H. D, of Modioftl Department Tnlano CnlTonrtlf who, aftar a oarefnl BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, of Lonlslana, a pnre Oresaai Tartaranniyalt, pronmuMiaa it Powder, which ho oliaerfQlly N«oaunaiid« to the HARNESS® &c (rablie. on hand, which will he sold on "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"* reasonable terms. If we have not got what ,you want, we will S> URC , W HOLESOME AND FOWCRFU C Yoa Wast it. Ask Grace? For it, take pleasure in getting any thing for you in our line. We buy direct from manufacturers and can, therefore, give you very close prices. We have a full tine of new Ha? .' / "RAIG 4- ( O. Ivenoir i\. C. ) HTRJCTLV siQHErr ATTENTION, BUYERS!! I1«I when he dotteth ail o! liens- -Collars, brhiles. etc.—evp n» r r w i t h ( i r < l u l u e s . 1 n d "iything i<i the harness line. Can d to ease, he punctuates each par- beat the world on prices. ; at M . Bay h ii i flu* s e e r e p o r t e r s r i i i s m o r n i n g . H g i a p h * i u d c r o s s e t h a l l h i s taT We will take in exchange, saving th it th"*' had noth- t's. horses, mules, and also good bee I •»'* side nlone ho cattle. Give us a call. tever CACTERINE GULF MFG. CO, One ... ni'ST , R eecope. r^ op **. . ^ ftcIliUn. th« « «>rl<*. If EE W Ynv the w»r and OorIntrodur" or.t t.-nequalfd. lo on mprriorpiMMl. we will Mndrnaa toon* »OB *< above ftnly tn onrh loralltr, tboae who writ. | to »• at one.i m make enre n t I the rhtare All yon have to do to I nrtom I. to okow o«r xond» to j th»«e who eaJI—Tour n.ifrhbon ' and thoa. around yoa The bagtDnlof of thia adrtr«ia«n<ml ahowa the email end of the tell The following oat (rivea the appearance of It rodneed t, RH9R9B •hwt th. fiftieth part of Ita hulk. It U « grand, double aiaa tale*•<*». oalargaaa l.oaay to carry. We will tlao .how ynu how yoa mm rnaka from ta * I O a day at leaat, front the aUrt,wrtbenteiperienee Better write at once We pay all e.prriw rh.ryoa Addreea. H. II AI I.K I T A tO,, Boa ft POStLAXD, MAIWIA "ffr r-t MIL 4.. ;*v"- /- - — Ontti Rtitny fro r»->}wdef !**•* Hm. KSi**<x iX&m, LADm R N Ci| fr torn Id, or children who want >mO<V Ing np, ahoald tftka BWOWW-8 inofl UiTTHRg. It in pIoAAfrot to lata, eurcfi Mai or'a, TndAIKotLtH, MiLiwfiaofie and liver OoruplajNla, Qereeie, at**' Trade-Mark* *Milt«i tad oil r«Aeai tM»iadafti«4 Jar te.Aaewia f»*a. IV fo OjjnSt U CrtSeo. Mtft wa can awQfa i* Ireo Uaaa tWe-a 1 raimta frata. Ifaa^ingia**. duati artt^el, truv'iHf nt pVHft., wftk i aloe. Wo adrfae, U pataittAble »r not, Roa ef Oer laa not ana Jill lactaNt la unraL A Vo OVUla r»t«aU, Wlfll Isfrevat ofaclnaJ la yoerifoeU, aouLy.ev n hrrne, cant frea. Af-irwaa O^A.SNOW&OOL Ibaeaslie reiNftl MHe. touhfoetOe. k * �" • " WJ—•» »» »• -The dark and dread meg ROT HE \ V ATAUGA D EMOCRAT BCFLTH, who for da.vs ! has hovered around the home . I 3opy 1 year $1.00 : ol u P miH Mr« it I " 0 months 50'01 Mr* anrl Mls* 1{* L Ccun cill, entered last night and 3 mouths snatched from the embrace ADVERTISING RATES. 1 inch 1 week .....$ .75 of his fond parents little 1 month 1.75 Frank, who had gladdened 3 3,00 their hearts for only n i n e I yaar 7 00 ^hort months, and bore him olumn 1 week 9.00 0 way to (lod's garden where 1 month 13.50 he will bloom in eternal, nev­ 25.00 er-fading* beauty. o 7 pr / \ ' Q7 K SUBSCRIPTION HATE B j A Brilliant Marriage. is a groat mistake and which 0 0 0 0 00 00 0 0 0 0 0 The marriage of Mr. J. P. every one of us should call a 1 ay lor and Miss Emma Coun­ halt to now. A farmer needs cill WiiH ii brilliant and enjoy­ to study his business just an able occasion. . well as a lawyer or doctor —0The supper on Tuesday needs to stud.t bis business night was one of the most ex and if he don't do it he is cedent and complete in its not a successful farmer. parts thai we ever observed Again our facilities for be It was of the most palatable ing among the lead socially I wish to call the attention in its quality and profuse in and religiously is not sur­ of the trade to the fact that quanity, and most exquisit­ passed. Ouracademy is beau I am now offering some rare ely arranged. Over sixty ti fully situ&ted on the bank RI 'J i '"This lovely bud HO young an 1 peopB partook of this mag­ bargains in hoots, s h o e s , 1 year 50 00 fair, of Cove ('reek with advanta­ hats, ready-made clothing, nificent supper. Called forth by early doom, ges second to none, but ow­ prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ Entered at the Postoffieeat Just came to show how sweet a On Wednesday morning at ing to the carelessness and flower ware, such as plows, hoes, Boone, N. C., as second-class 9 o'clock a. in. the marriage lack of interest in education In Paradise could bloom." mail matter. shovels, spades, tracechains, took place rn St. Luke's by our citizens we can only —Special! Ha ving bought and, in fact, anything you Church. Bev. Dr. Buxton, run a school about five LOCAL NEWS. my brother's interest in the need in this line. solemnised the rites with the months out of every year goods business, we ask all solemn and impressive cere­ while ifj'the proper interest —•The mud is very bad and who are due us hv note or mony of church. Attendants, was ;manifested, we could traveling is laborious and dif account to come at once and were Hon. W. H. Bower, best run a, ten months, school ficult. pay the same, so we can set­ man; Miss Jennie Councill, more successfully than we do —Our aged friend and cor­ tle up. Aeccept our thanks maid of honor; W. 15. Coun­ -0respondent, Al. (J. Barman for your liberal patronage cill, Jr. and Miss Be( tie Cof­ the five months. Neighbors I keep constantly on hand a let's get'out of this careless­ /and we ask a continuance of was in town yesterday. fey; 13. J. Councill and Miss ness andj exertj ourselves in full supply of grocer­ the same for the new firm. Lillie Jones; J. B. Bryan and building upjthe cause'of edu— Mrs. II. J. Hardin, we are ies Consisting in part'of $11WILL W. BOLSCLAW &Bro. Miss Annie Parks; G. B. Folk catfon amoug^uH.yThere is sorry to say, has not been so gar, Coffee, Bice, etc., — Will. W T . Bolsclaw, A. J. and Miss Maggie Coffey. The well this week. nothing except the church of which will be sold as cheap as Critcher, C. P. Todd, B. L. they can be bought in the —We are pleased to see Mr. Councill and perhaps others bride was given away by the God more|to the social inter­ est of a community than a George B. Folk in town look­ of this county, want the po­ father, Dr. Councill. mountains. J. D. Thomas, of Jefferson; good] school. . AVhen it is in ing hale and hearty. I cannot, in this small space sition of Deputy Collector. 0. D. Taylor and wife, of Val our power* to have a good tell you of half the bargains —We learn that J. F. Bar- Either of these men would no le Cruris; George Moore, of l am prepared to offer, but din has sold out his horses doubt do the business well, Lenoir; Mr. Jones, of the Yad school—why not have it? We also'Jha^e two good invite you, one and all, to and mules at Monroe, 8. P. but the trouble is but one kin; Hp. J<*ff Councill, of Sal is come and see. Thirty-six in­ churches and two ffourshing —Mr. I). F. Mast and good man can get the appointment bury; I. L. Council!, of Elk Sunday Schools which are THIS IS NO HUM ches to the yard and* sixteen ounces to the pound has ev­ lady, of \ alle Crucis, gave our and when there are so many Park; in addition to most of largely attended. But we HUG TO DRAW er been rnv motto, and I contending for the place from the people of Boone attended office a pleasant call yester­ fear that a great percent of TRADE! hope to receive in the future, one county, the appointment the supper. A large crowd day evening. the attendance is formal and What I have so much enjoy­ very probably will go to an­ -oed in the past, the liberal pat —Mr. ,f. P. Councill, of Vi­ other county. It would be a was at the church to witness not ihrough the true spirit th? ceremony. ronage of the public. of worship that we as chris­ las, passed through Monday pleasure to us to seeeilher of Aft°r theceremony the bride tians should possess. Let 11s Most Respect hilly, on his way to Charlotte with these, our special and person and groom left for Elk Park lie more consecrated to the C. D. T&YLOR. a bunch of cattle for that al friehds, succeed, and we -OValle Crucis, May 10, '92. where they will tAke the train work, thereby become better market. hope they will, but fear that for New York, Washington, men, and be prepared TO 1 roin now until the first day — the county commission­ on account of so many ma­ and other cities. Tim DEMO­ of April I will sell iny stock 0 make others better. ers were in iression on Mon­ king applications all will be CRAT extends b"sf. wishesand We have a B ble class that day last but there was bur. lit­ left. hopes they will have a long nas set up by those noble la­ tle business of interest before THE W isconsin legislature arid prosperous life. Few dies Mrs. N. 0. Weatherlv the board. —AND— has elected John H. Mitchell young couples ever started and Miss Johnsie Gillespie, —J. 13. Clark of Blowing U. S. Senator to succeed Sen­ in life with greater promises while teaching here. This is Bock WHS among us Monday ator Spooner. Mr. Mitchell for the future, than this ex­ a noble work aud the interest and says that the people up is a democrat. cellent couple. manifested is good; Mrs. E. At 1 0 percent above there aie about thawed out The following is n list of Swift succeeds Mrs. Weuthersince the warm days. Catarrh ill the Head. presents presented to Miss !y as leader, and Miss Untie m, ; 1olll »tedly a disease of the Emilia consisting of silver Bolsclaw succeeds Miss Gilles —It is gratifying indeed to b l o o d , and as such only a relia k n o w Mi-it v i m iv 1 ware cash etc pie as leader of the song ser­ Know that Mr. W. T. Wink-'able blood purifier can effect a able blond Fruit stand, G. 13. Folk; vice held every Sunday after­ ler who was so badly hurt perfect cure. Hood's Sarsaparil­ some days ago by a falling la is the best blood purifier, and berry bowl, Hon. Hort Bow­ noon. Miss Holsclnw is a If you don't think I mean it it has cured many limb is slowly but surely im- ses of catarrh. It very severe ca­ er; card receiver, Hard Tay­ daughter of 13. L. Bolsclaw come and look through my gives ail appe proving. tite and builds up the whole sys­ lor; card receiver, Mr. and deceased and is a christain HAVE the best selected and tem Mrs. Arnold; berry bowl, I). lady. —W. F. Shnil, of Vanghtslargest stock of good»>ve* 13. Caldwell; berry bowl, Miss James Moody and family ville, is visiting friends here. Iloods Pills acts especially upon Maggie Coffey; silver water left for Neb. 28 inst. Lem It wont cost you one cent if brought to this place and It. is predicted by some that the liver, rousing it trom t >rpidperhaps the best selection In you dont purchase. eel. C. D. Taylor and wife; Gi-eene of Sweet Water N. G. it.v to its he will invest in some "person stipation natural duties, cure con the county. and assist digestion. syrup pitcher, J. B. Bryan; contemplates going to Iovvu T have a large stock and al'' property in Watauga in co r fee spoons, G. F. Hall; soon. Stay with us good cit want to get rid of it before the future. Four men while skating on bon bou basket, I. L. Council!; izens. spring. —Thanks toMr.T. L. Ward t h e C a t a w b a r i v e r b r o k e celery stand, M. Greer & co.; FARMERfor some very fine apples he through the ice and were sugar shefl and butter knife, MR. MARTIN late­ NOTICE. kindly deposited in this office drow ned. T. F. Coffey; set of fruit kniFs, ly returned from the faT- CALL AND LOOK! last Monday. There are oth Mrs. B. If. Hamilton; toilet By virtue of an execution issu­ North, where hewpeut ed from the Superior Court of er persons yet who are more As a preventative of the Grip set, Miss Lillie Jones; silver oa week buying GOODS, Caldwell county. I will sell f o r Hood's Sarsaparilla has grown pitcher, J. A. Martin; pieknife cash at the court house io^r in unfortunate than printers. I would call your attention and we have almost into great favor. It fortifies the Miss Jennie Councill; syrup Boone on the 6th day ot March. anything needed in —Tomahawk: It is said system and purifies the blood. 1893, it being the first Monday pitcher, Miss Annie Parks; in said month, J. C. Jones' inter­ to the big cut in prices in my that thereonceexisted a tribe THIS other iires. carving set, Miss Bettie Cof­ est in 104 acresfof land lying on of people who killed t h e i r county, at prices that OUR Legislature has not, boys foi getting drunk. It is as yet, had a vote on any fey; mantle mirror, G. H. the west prong of Bea-Vf rdain defy compe­ Beaverdnm township, Bryan; cracker jar, Mrs. creek, in county, adjoining t he different now. We send them road law, but various bills tition. Watauga to the legislature or give ha ye been introduced in re­ Black well; cash, B. J. and W. lands of rhos. Farthing's heirs, gard to it. IT is hard to tell B. Councill Jr. $10 each; Calvin Moody and others, levied them some other office. on 1>y rne to satisfy the sum of what will bo done on road Hats, —Great Scots! Mrs. Wm. matters this Session. Noth- thorough bred riding horse, $50prin. with interest on Hame the groom; mirror Mrs John from 19th day of Nov. 1889, un­ Shoes, Green, of Stony Fork, gave ing, perhaps. A. Bo.yden; hat pins, Mrs. til paid, and costs oi suit amoun­ Clothing, birth to three bouncing ba­ This Is Mfeant for You. P. Smith; gold flower pins, ting to $10-1 1 7. in suit wherein Ladies trimmed by girls some few days ago. M. A. Jones is plff and and .T. C. It has been truly said that They weighed respectively half of the world does not know Mrs. BJackvrell; $25 in cash, J .>nes deft. This Jan. 21, 1883. and untrimmed hats, Dr. J. B. Councill. I). F. BAIRD, SHFF. 4, 4% and 5 lbs., and are all the other half lives. Compara­ Ribbons, tively few ot us have perfect well and hearty. NOTICE. Flowers, From Sugar Grore, N. C. health owing to the impure con­ The undersigned having taken —The protracted meeting dition of our blood. But we rub Editor Democrat: Plumes. the oath of administrator on the which has been in progress along from day to day, with Notions, Ihrough your kindness estate of Roby A. Thomas deed., scarcely a thought, unless forced at Poplar Grove for the last to our attention, of the thous­ and the columns of your pa­ will sell at the late residence of Ilea vy and fancy groceries. two weeks, conducted by the and all about us who are suffer­ per. I want to say a word a- the said deceased, on the 15th R*vs. Trivett And McGhinnis ing from scrofula, salt rheum and boutthis CoveCreek country and 16th of Feb,, 1893, the fol­ blood lowing personal property, closed last Sunday It resul­ other serious can onlydisorders, which is regarded, by some, Two mules, one horse, onetowit: whose agonies be imag­ yoke ted in eight conversions and ined. The marked success of as being the "garden spot'' of cattle, one log wagon, one seven accessions to t h e Hood's Sarsaparill for these trou of the country, but it is uot mowing mactiine and rake (Peer­ TO se us before you buy t hies as shown iu our advertieiii"* ing), one set black-smith tools, church. my purpose to say that it is one set of harness, one mail's sad We are in a posi­ columns frequently, cert a i 11 1 v seems to justify urging the use ot or is not. die, one organ, one rifle gun, one * tion to save — In addition to what is ad by and fixtures, and vertised for sale in another this excellent medicine is all who you money. But I do say that its facil­ circle saw milltoo tedious to men know that their blood disord­ of her articles column by W.N.Thomas, ad ered. Every claim in behalf of 1 ities for being among the lion. Ierms six months credit Very Respectfully, ministrator on the estate of Hood's Sarsaparilla is fully back I leading sections of the coun­ wit !i note and appproyed securiH. C. MARTIN <£ Co. R. A. Thomas, dcd. there will ed up by what the medicine has try is unequaled. We can ' ty on all sums over five dollars, done and is still doing, a n d ' | all sums under five dollars the Blowing Rock June 30, '92. RESPECTtftfLtA, be oilered for sale one-fourth when its proprietors urgeits nier grow all kinds of grain and j cash will he required. This Jan. interest in a threshing ma­ its and its use upon all who sul- vegetables and abundant 23rd, 1893. OR TORNT SACK AFSRRS, W. N. THOMAS. ADM. chine, and five bead of dry fer from impure blood, in great grass. But we as farmers do Or you a.-a all worn out, refill/ food foroo^ or small degrees, they certainly, not study the best methods lnj?, :t Is general dsbiiur Try cattle. IT>.(>:, iHTTBna. i mean to include you. of growing these crops which i frzrOne doihn pays for the C>£> QQOOOOOOOPOO ~W" cure you, cle«u«a your 11 TOT, aud 1 Democrat one year. 18fMJffer» A BIG CUT OH * SAT! IMEAN3U3INE3S, CLOTHING OVERCOATS WITHOUT A COST! WE STOCK QtTB SPEGIALITIES. COME W. L BRYAN, 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/f70d0b3850cd0617c841b46e76135e4d.pdf a3158e008aff1d8525503bbef1f5dbcd PDF Text Text r VOL O PROFESSION A L. BOONE, WASHINGTON WATAUGA COUNTY, LETTER. ofpublbquestionsMr. Blount TilUllSDAY, EEBUUAKY, 16 , Spotting Mr. Laindnt. 1896, Truth Is Stronger Than Fiction, NO. «>»> has been a patriot and not a New York Herald. the Peoples' party is moving W. B. C0UNC1LL, JR. ABBEVILLE, N. C.-Four about organizing secret po­ partisan," has ever been or An interesting anecdote is ATTORNKY AT LA ,V. years ago Amos M. Austin, litical societies. Thin is going to he silver ever will he paid a legislator. related ol "Dan" Lamont in Boone, N. C. week in Congress, and con­ The Hawaiian commission connection with his visit to of Yancy county, killed Henry Led ford of the same coun­ The Horse thai Pulls the Plow Must servative democrats will be having presented the petition Lake wood. Comment has al­ Have the Fodder. ty. Austin was brought to very much disappointed if the of the government they rep­ W. B. C0UNC1LL, M. I). ready been made upon the Austin, Ga., Chronicle. Asheville and confined in jail result is not a compromise resent for annexation to the Boone, N. C. abstraction which character­ here nearly a year before his Senator Vance, of North measure that will become a United States, to Mr. Harri­ Resident Physician. Office ized the probable future secon King Street north of Post law, and settle, at least for a son, through the Sec. of State, rctary s manner after his par­ trial occurred, resulting in his Carolina, has stated the doc­ Office. conviction and sentence to trine, to the vie to? y belongs time, the very troublesome are now waiting as patiently ting from Mr. Cleveland at the penitentiary for in a n - the epoiia, in a quaint, home­ and very important question. as they may for an answer. the station. E . F . LOVILL slaughter. He left, a wifeanc. ly way which is peculiarly It bus been knotvn ever since In spite of the mystery with It row appears that Mr. Congress came together that which the officials of the State Lamont was a great deal seven children who had mov­ his own, but which goes home A TTORNEY AT I -AW, ed here during his confine­ to the understanding of all President elect Cleveland was Department are trying to Boone N. C. more "rattled" over the sum ment. his hearers, and finds hearty veryanxious for this Congress surround the matter there mons t.) appear at Lakewood endorsement. "The h o r s e After serving some time in to put a slop to thepurohasr would be little doubt of tile than was thought to be pos­ DR. L. C. REEVES. the "pen" Austin at.temptec that pulled the plow must of silver, which he believes to character of the answer were sible lor so cool and experi­ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON to escape and was shot twice have the fodder," was the exmenace the prosperity of the it not so near theclose of Mr. enced a head. Office at Residence. in the head and once in the proRsive language in which country, ft was through the Harrison's term. Heunquea Boone, N. C. He was a little late for the effortsofh is immediate friends ti on ably favors annexation, train that left, New York and back, from the effects o. he clothed the fair illiar doc­ in the House that Thursday but may, so long as it can ilidn t have time to purchase which wounds, became near trine, and though Senator L. D. LOWE, Vance is being criticised by and Friday of this week have hardly be consumated under a ticket for Lakewood on the dying. News reached his wife some of the ultra civil ser­ here of the shooting and that been designated for the eon his administration, conclude New York side of the river. her husband had been killed. v i c e p e o p l e , a n d c a l l e d t h e sideration of the Andrews to leave it ior Mr. Cleveland When he got to New Jer­ spoils Senator, he has said -ANI>bill for the repeal of the si and the democratic Congress sey he rushed to the ticket Time passed and as no news nothing which is not good ver law It in believed that to arrange. That is certain- office, and throwing down a came from Austin his wife, or NOTARY PUBLIC, widow, as she supposed, hon politics, and politics which ten dollar bill, asked Agent BANNER'S ELK, N. 0. a sufficient number of demo­ y what lie should do. ored the sliit of E. W. Mor­ no party is strong enough crats in the House have Bird for a Lakewood excur­ Who Should Have the Offices. gan, and on Oct. 4th, 1891, to disregard. changed their views on this 1 iUinberton Robesoniuu. sion ticket. Mark you, he did not say they wer6 married in Ashequestion to make the passage He snatched up the ticket ville. Among the thousands who the horse that did not pull of this hill probable by the will ask office under Cleveland and darted off without wait­ The couple lived happily lie plow shall be turned out ATTORNEY AT LAW, House, but it is not thought there will be a great many ing for his change. ,o stai ve, or shall not have MARIOS, N. C | that it Can get through the who never did an hour's So absorbed was he in Cab­ until some time last, year, 'odder. He only said what Senate; hence the mo^emen, work for the Democratic par inet dreams that he did not when Mrs. Morgan received a the hoi-se who did pull the letter from her husband No. Will practice in the courts o - l " . oom Promise th«t t.v, or who, indeed, know any hear Agent Bird's voice sliou 1. She left No. 2 immediate­ flow deserved. He leaves the Watauga, Ashe,Mitchell,McDow- j be satisfactory to th°Bi) thing of its principles or poli ting after him that he had other horses to look out for Ml and all other counties in the ver men and at the same time cieg and care less. All they ieft seven dollars on thecoun ly an 1 has notlived with hitn HiemselVes. He is arguing since. western list net.•®~Si> w ial utten • w :n . lion given to the collection of ' ^ purchase of care for is the offices. Manv ter. the case of the horse who Austin has just arrived he'-e claims.-** isilver. Senator Hill, who vn of these will succeed in ob­ Ca i l i n g an assistant to having been pardoned from worked, and who worked fed for the present silver law, taining their wants and ma­ min i the window, Bird pur­ the penitentiary by the Gov­ where he ought to have wor­ now holds the same opinion ny worthy and hard working sued the Colonel and roughlv NOTICE. ernor on account of ill health ked. He belifcves, just as the Hotel Profterty for Stile. about the purchase of silver Democrats he pushed aside accosted him. resulting from his wounds. most of other people believe, that Mr. Cleveland does and to nrake room for them. This "Here, you!" said he. "You Oa account of failing health One bullet remains in Aus that the best things should of myself and wife, I offer for sale is working to bring about its is not as it should he b.y anv left your change on the win­ tin's head and causes faint come to those who carried my hotel property in the town of suspension. This week will means, but in the great nuin dow. Now, that's a smart ing fits. Austin has seen two the day, and snatched victo­ Boone, North Carolina, and will determine whether a com pro her of offices; and the terrific trick, hut you can't play it of his children but doesn't ry from the entrenched foe. tell low for cash and make terms o suit the buyer, and will tak< mine is possible, and if if is struggle amFHcrrtmhle to get 011 me. Don't go to the of­ seem to care to see /his.^wife, He does not say pntthera all Teal or personal projierty in ex not accomplished an extra in it cannot behelped in some fice of the company and say who fears he will harm her. to the sword and no quarter; Change. A pply soon. scssion'early in the spring is instances. Sometimes a re­ I d i d n ' t g i v e y o u y o u r or the other man in the case. be only says look out for W. L. BRYAN. believed by Mr. Cleveland's cruit from the Republican change." bur own men first, and then The MiUefjd'f Oath Taking. closest friends to be inevita­ party will be rewarded for Mi. Lamont thanked him be generous to the enemy. Winston Sentinel. ble Notice. his services and a good solid absently and walked toward Don't leave these sleek, fat The theme of Rev. L. G. For sale. 900 acres of land, It is* probable that * there Democrat set aside. Again the parlor car, but the ag't. fellows who have had their Broughton's discourse Sun on Rich Mountain, Watauga will he some tariff legislation a sulker in his tent and a followed hitn and called the noses in the crib for years in County, on which is asbestos, at this session after all. The silent 'ooker on, waiting to parlor car conductor'satten- day night was "The vain possession of all the best pla­ and fine land for sheep ranch. use of God," the second of a Sales private. L. D. Lowe & House Ways and Means com see which way the cat is go- t ion to the future statesman series on the Ten Command­ ces, and divide up their leav­ "Keep your eye on that ings among horses who pull­ J. T. Furgerson, Ex'tis. of m it tec? favors, and there is ing to jump, will step into a Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. very lit tie opposition any­ fat place, while his neighbor, man/ he said to the conduc­ ments. Hie text was the sec­ ed the plow. Look out for Banner Elk, Nov. 1£ '90 . where, the repeal of that a time worn and battle-scar­ tor. "I think he's a crook. ond Commandment. he faithful fellows first., and In the course of his sermon clause of the McKinley law red veteran of Democracy, Spot him and see where he then discuss the fate of these AOTICE. Which raises the tariff on lin­ will be pushed out of the way. goes when fie gets to Lake- he rn*i»,e an attacK. upon the o t her fellows afterwards. Parties putting papers in on These fellows who scramble wood and report back tome/ courts of justice because of They arc many of them, no my hand for execution will en goods fifty-per-cent their practice of using the doubt worthy of considera­ please advance the fees with and after January 1, 1894. into office over the shoulders 1 lie conductor proceeded to the papers and they will re­ It is admitted by the republi of more worthy and more spot his man at once, and Holy Scriptures upon which tion, but there is nothing ei­ ceive prompt attention, other cans that this clause has fail "apable men are without sen­ kept it up religiously during to administer oaths to wit­ ther in practical politics or wise they will be returned ed to accomplish what it w is timents of modesty, honor the trip, eyeing Mr. Lamont nesses, charging t h a t fliis fair dealing, which entitles not executed for the want of intended to do—develop the or fair play, and areon hand so persistently that the lat­ custom was in direct viola­ them to the first considera­ fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. I in an industry* injt he United at every prize distribution, ter felt uneasy under t h e tion of the teaching of the tion. text. begging and fighting for stare. Senator Vance is right. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. States. The great masses of hu­ Representative Blount, of crumbs. V» hen tlie train drew in at "The horse that pulled tliB Instruction is offered in four I'rom our papers we see a Lakewood theconductor was manity, he said, have no re­ plow ought to?hare the fod­ general courses of study, six Georgia, chairman of the brief courses, e large number House committee on Foreign good deal of this cropping about to rush forth to tell gard for the oath, and the der." of special courses, and in la w, Affairs, who voluntarily re­ out in all parts of the coun­ the station agent to shadow legal professions he belieyed medicine and engineering. tires from Congress on the 4, try. There is, we a re glad to the supposed malefactor, but W as I pickery and chicanery Esiaj on Boy8. The Faculty includes twenty of March,after havinggerved almost the first person who in swerving the witness from North Carolina Teacher. see, a rising sentiment ateachers. Scholarships and At a recent board school continuously therein for twen gainst giving the spoils of advanced to greet Colonel theJJ tvstimony given under loan funds are available for examination for girls, one of ty years, was the recipient the victory to ltike-warm, Lamont was Mr. Cleveland this oath. heedv young men of talent Dr. Broug'tton said when the tasks was ah essay on and character. The next ses­ on Saturday of an unusual time-serving Democrats in himself. sion begins Sept, 1. For cat- and u n e x pec ted * Jco rn pi i rn etf t preference to the simon pure, He stretched forth his hand a man registered he was bo.vs, and this was one of the elogue with full information, from his colleagues on the hardworking, u n s w e r v i hg and shook that of his former sworn to'support the consti­ compositions, just as it wa» address President Winston, floor of the House. It was members of the party. The private secretary withferver, tution and obey the laws of handed in by a girl of 12; Chapel Hill, N. C. while the diplomatic and con victory in November was dis calling him by his christian his country. The constitution "The hoy is not an animal, sular appropriation hill was tiiictivel.y a Democratic vic­ name. The condueter near­ affirms that every native- yet they can be heard at a tHI ORKAT PSOOSrr.3 or CLSCTRI6ITV under consideration that Mr tory, and none but unadul­ ly fell under the train with born and naturalised citizen considerable distance. VVhea astonishment, not otherwise disabled shall a boy hollers he opens his big yi&al & Sfctgisal liuiifafs Blount was honored b.y such terated Democrats should Bishop LymAu to be Mai led. be allowed the exercise yf his mouth like frogs, but girls for tli» T*>4tment of ftaroailo. praise as few men have re­ share the emoluments and NM-rnii.TMrrfml.tptrlal, aecoiaiF, PrlTutC, Fciunlr, and all ceived, from political associ- rewards. COLUMBIA. S. C., Feb. 7.--- franchise, yet some #nder hold their toung til they are Stu-irtPXl Mwna... i'lBE | CHIAR4XTSCU la all r««-g 11 f i i u ua wall <1 u , The fact has just b e c o ni e this oath consider ft the spoke to and then they an­ A Boy will Start the Exposition. orrr>Mr-«d Mid t r V r n 8ond r i a r HS >\ P I I US f ) P p O I l e||| H . «*nu la (tamps U,t Book on | A ii , • hove h O ITlAflfs 'I he little adopted son of known that the Right Rev. highest act of citizenship to swer respectable and tell just '•ura tbem._ 0»ll and how to i AllJOng tllOSe W " 11 ««d-(IP or addrMH. , speeches in honor of there- Mrs. Palmer will press the Theodore B. Lyman, of the cheat his fellowman out of how it was. A boy think J tiring statesman were Repre­ button that is to send the diocese of North Carolina is his yote. He said that while himself clever because he ca i sentatives Holrnan of India­ electric thrill through the to be married on Tuer lay at the Democratic p'Nrty was wade where it i* deep, but great machinery af the expo­ na; Hitt, of 111.; Bland, of sition. The little fellow is a St. Michaels <'hurch inCluu les defrauding the negro out of God made the dry land fur ton. The Bishop is 79 years his vote in the South, the every living thing, «nd rav - - - -7-1 — — w.mmt.. *„ri„. wirr r* 'w.»* 1 ofe T i a Oand . , of Fa.; Springer, ii Castilian by birth and the of age. The lari.y to whom Republican party was up — ar® Mo.; ; nNeill, tVo-im; «\fir.r «««. im III Me , , u IvXL • VlrcirV. Ol K V . son of an officer in the Span­ ed on the seventh day. When ih«t»rk. n» svw iw4,*»4 feftafa w-srr-t y» rVtf» v. rrv -r VT ^ a. -, i K^ater compliment than j ish army. He Was christen­ he will be united is Mrs. Sa­ North grinding down wage- the hoy grows up he is call* \ " " M a t t h a t paid by Mr. Hitt, when ed Murillo Casteler Palmer rah Robertson. The Bishop workers and compelling them n husband, the grew up giri by the great orator and po­ is r.ow in the city and will go to vote as their employers is a widow and keeps house." he said "In the consideration et, Euiilio Casteler,—Ex* to Charleston tomorrow. dictated or not at all, and i^Pay your subscription* Horn our Attorney at Law J F.HOKPflfiW Regular Correspondent. �CO CO oo oo Wenfiral -Hews. !«i v estate S T'IIHOMRTLON 11ATE S ,; »•» ftf gft th' VP .VGG Editor D< mvcrac: hilt wo I am pleased to e,ee 1 ho ROTHIS WATAUGA DKMOUU, R ; remit what is on our boo-: -0name of J , 0. Hall, ol' Hick- wife. ..$1.00' gainst you. Those little mat A portion of the roof of the ory, Catawba county, recomtere are small to otir patrons " 6 months io en dec! for the Collectorehip manufacturers building at. » ft months " ' j but when enumerated they of Internal Revenues for the the World's Fair, fell in tan A D v E UTISIN N 11 A T XS. amount to hun 3 red a ol clob fifth Diet, of North Carolina. othoT day on account of the \ inch 1 week. $ ' h a rs to us. I wish, to call the attention I At* 1 am personally ncquaim great weight of snow upon of the trade to the fact that ?< !> in "" 11 a.ooi, —The telegraph line from ted with Mr. Hall, I claim to; i t Loss about $100,000. , .. z . , •i 5 00 \ „ e " 1 » 6 d Boone to Blowing Rock I k n o ^ SOI11 ,, t hing of his busi-i gtoriiw prevailed 1 am now offering some rare \ kt , 1 y f r '':'S 0 00; not been in runnmg order j n(lt , 8 quaH8cat"ionB, wh'i<*h em- t h r o u g bout Colorado last b a r g a i n s i n t i o o t s , s h o e s , ,OLUM11 LENTIL !l 'D.!'*.T3.50 for some time owing to the; J . f l t s h i m for this high k i g r e a t suffering is J . hats, ready-made clothing 3 » 25.00 ! fa( . t that during the recent| Nation of office. First: heL o n account of the cold. prints, worsteds, etc., ha id 6 " RoOob'U "* f l t h e r " u u " l l T ' UU T a true and tried democrat A $200,000 fire occurred ware, such as plows, hoes, •. jars , <)t t lie j n r» . — , - • ^erraxrr I J"'* in this office .burst , and |^ ^ jeiier»i)UH«..i school, ev . a t Little Falls N. V. 0'CGUeS- shovels, spades, tracechains, . ve .. 'T |er ready, wilting waiting and and, in fact, anything you lhhm'd iitlhe Postofficeat jcommunications lliiv of la st week. need in this line. blond, N. C„ as second-class, entrn^ A $300,000 fire in Mon­ lon , )0VV . competent to carry on <-'•>; A #300,000 fl Iim> 111 h ocrati" principles. He is. « treal Canada, week before nMil matter. . 1 ever. high toned gentleman whose last. LOCAL NEWS. —Special! isnA mgboug.it social and moral charaetei Thml Fifteen prisoners' escaped prisoners* escapeu ow , 1 1 i« of the highest Then my brother's interest in the;^ of m ffighest order. 1 hf-.i Murray Ky., ;Ooda business, we ask nil:hisbusinewujnaliflciitioimaie ion • - J* ^ o—Sun-shine now. vU rirp (>on- by cutting their way out. • . who are due us by note or i jeM%rin Aj none otourgood dtm- t>y t ottiiu. . |gROon( A fearful blizzard has raged I keep constantly on hand a —Mud, mud, mud. account to come at once and i OC r a tie friends who may asfull supply of grocer­ bet> in Michigan, Kansas, Misson —Cabbage is in demand a : pay the same, so we can set-. pq.e that, office; ies con ids ting in part a of bu2 eta. per lb. in Lenoir. , tie up. Acccept our thanks j t0J . sti ll,he ? B a prommtiu,.- ri ahd other, western states, --n <uJ> gur, Coffee, Rice, etc., for your liberal patronage i s t a Z( > a lous, p i o u s , chris I d u r i n(Q last week, g George A. Bryan is vis­ which will be sold ascheapas Lred1 " man t well known Shu *' ' iting relatives in Morion. N. a n d w e a s k a continuance of j t F a n g e n t l e m a n , r e s p e c t e d they can be bought in the citizen of Memphis Tenn. re­ the s a m e for the n e w firm. | and t r u s t e d by all in the^ eiiC. " WILL w. HOLSCLAW &Bro.! OLE 0 N )isacquaintanee. From cently killed his two children mountains. Revs. Jones and Sher­ I cannot, in this s m a l l space Ttie Press and Carolinian] a consideration of his high and himself by poisoning. tell you of half the bargains wood have closed their prot racted meeting at Three'^aa recently changed bands | qualificatmiiB, 1 fully am ye The republicans in the Kan Iain prepared to offer, Hut land Will be hereafter edited ,v endorse hia recom.nenda- sas legislature will contest invite .you, one and all, to i,y . Ki. , u „ tion for the appointment to Judge Martin's election as come and see. Thirty-six m-Mrs Fannie Morris and byM.E Thornton, who hae the office Of Collector for this Senator. ches to the yard and sixteen Tills IS NO HUM ounces to the pound has evdivision, ns he would, beyond HUG TO DRAW How tlie Apostles Died. 11. A. Murrill. the former edit­ er been mv motto, and 1 ill without much improve- or. May you have smooth a n y q u e s t i o n , b e t h e t i h t ()pt jyi ft y > uu iii» ? v n TRADE! From history and tradi-j hope to receivers thejuturo, I bernent. sailing: uiouic'i on the Jjour- man in the right .place. sailing brother, , _ p , « F f .,11 h,c u- what I have so much enjoy"" ,1 t" on 1 that tion we learn that a. 1 the r^ ()ast> t h e iji }eru i pa t —W. B. Counciil Jr. speaks n a u o ^ 8W», and may the|lisve Iinay safety sa.t _____ nulUtic he is and will b e the accepted nostlcs, except John, died uti| ronage of the public. v O ^ v 1 J . 1 yl/\i -»ll><3 1* & of KoinR North about f '"' P/.e.s.sanJ''a;ol'"' a ncontiime --« • J a.1^ Nl 1. ;<• luiu IHEAIJBU3INESS. Most Respectfully, 20th. He will be at the i«-1 - n t h e future, what it has choice for that office by a natural and cruel deaths, as A\J iu. III l auguration at W aahmgyin i l>een in the past, one of the large majority of the good folio wr: -opeople of this district. It. is 'Peter was crucified in Rome Vufle Crucis, May 10, '92. 1 k egt wee k)ieB in the vState. on the a +l 4th. Irom now until the first daf a good omen for the public with his head down, on a —R. C. Rivers, N. N. t'ol—This ground hog weat her good for the office to'seek the (!r: ,ss similar to that used in of April I will sell iny stock j vard and others are attend­ is becoming monotonous. Yv e man and not the man the of­ the execution of <\VMT ing the sale to-day at t lie i cs now wish all the ground hog.-' Andrew w a s bound ifi fice. Of course there will be ideuce of the late Roby A. were exterminated when t he.> other good men who may as ;o«k. and left to die Irom ox bring on such disagreaule through the h a u s t i o n . Thomas. —AND— Knovvs ! —Miss Annie Parks has re- weather. It rainsand oratnpn( i n tion of friends, James the Great was be­ from college at Highland then it SLOWS and ^ '. ,m ' b n t u o n e letter (laaliffiid than j headed by order of Herod at Point and will remain in our Mm j the mud is de( p --oh s '°i'; , ^ ji ;l q execute and |i Jerusalem. L*4 town during the winter. j py, and to take all togct s r C ^ f o r m \ h e duties of the of-1 James theLesswas thrown At "*0 per cent abofd .. t • _ . 1 i R avi We learn that friend Lem it is bad grouno h og ^ e a '' ' fic ,, f o r t .he good -of the trens- j j a Rigb pinnacle, then ( ^ . o BelverlMmB.ond e, H^r,r ^ ^ ,«•! tU.V^U ,. o f ^ n i ( , J d finally killed I o r u"i.wi • - - f o r better weathei DHo.r, I iv t ' J/»v" !f w0 have bad ^ db n fuller's «-lub. n miinber of other*from that June comes ground hog o r i 1 ' i i ! t ' ' -oopP'prcsHiye laws, let us have Phillip w a a bound and Bection, are goiun west "i a no ground hog cood men to execute tuem hanged against a pillar. If you Clon 't think I mean It few days. —The publisher of the L e 4IL W. W IVH"tholoiijew was flayed come and look through my -Capt. Coffey is ' -(.'apt. Coffe.v is selling 0CKAT i s in possession of an to ih*ath by command of a B ome horses and mulsh mt. a r t k l e iu re , )ly t 0 the "Fat. HATE^tliebesi Delected and Messenger: Rev. A. C. Fix- j barbarous I v i n g . ^ ^ South, but Man" editorial in our last IS- on, a ..auro | . -• - Caro.i j Matthew was killed with ft. largest stock of good soever u native of Northt imes lor money is et.ll on n sue. He is of the opinion no, and a Baptist minister <a inbred. brought to this place and It wont cost you one cent F and sales are slow that the reason the lean, lamr, ability (brother of Rev. Tom) | Thomas was shot by a perhaps the best selection ; jn you dont purchase. —Rapt. Oritcher has sent a fellows do not put. on an ex­ has a suit on hand with Bob the county. ^ er G f arrows while at gllo I have a large stock an A ood lot of mules South by tra amount oi flesh is because, Ingersoll, the blatant enemy L vaycl% an d afterwards run want to get rid of it before his son Murray. M r e under while they are beaiing t he of God and His trut h. i>o0 through the body with a ora spring. stand that J. F. Hardin wil. heut and burden of the . ,, ». v ' 1 „ ue8t j, eNo rth Carolinian for; , nno ^. heat assist assi«x in selling Bt-uiu*. the big fat fellows are ennei | ^ Dixon has tiled his j was crucified aftei -oMR. MARTIN late -On Tuesday morning we 8 i t ting in the shade fanning j anflwer> a n ( j says he will i h & n l . u i n e r of Jesus, lv returned from the CALL AND LOOK! joined in marriage Jack themselves, or «n«gl.v f n ! 0 h o w ._ 1 k w a s dragged through North, where hesn-nt 1 ^ ' -oGrimes and AUn,0, ' fi Barnes, HC onced by acomfoiid ainie. i e. | { puinMff® character and ,.i ytr^ets of Alexandria ui»Maggie Ufirnes. n week buying GOOD^, 1 , (col.) Th<* reception was giv­ Thcse, and other reasons he' general reputation as to vul- • til he expired. IIV iu« . J and we have almost I would call your nttent.ior en at the homo of the groom assigns, but 1 will let them gurity, indecency, profanity, Luke was hanged on an ol­ anything needed in c l l t ] n 9ric^s iu THIS t o pass. on Monday night. morality, obscenity, and gen ive tree in Greece. -4* otfier lines. eral pollution was at the John died a natural death. — Dr. J. B. Counciil, of Sal­ connt v, at prices that To-day „ IUC UMV Ml Paul was behea^d by tiire mentioned in the corndefy coin pe­ isbury, and George B. I oik, Hood's Sarsaparilla stands at 11u tition. of -Black at on, wno have been lhe i im uin the melicinc vvorlo, plaint, and for many years command of Nero, Blackston, who nav« u^u ji .4-^ had Uoan bad, TrtA.itt.hninred himself. visiting in Boone forthepast a a ra iml in prospm-ity and cnyu-d prior thereto Grwl been had. Judas hanged hi i laft- Monrlav for their , in thousands ot won Barnabas was stoned to Lai w e e k , left Monday ior tut jetitor8 . S neb success and that such general repu­ V: Hats, could not be won without posit - tation was known to deien- death by the Jews-Ex. respective homes. dant at and prior to Febru- Carolinian; Mr. A. t. Big" Shoes, ive merit. - -Mr. Plato, son of Maj. H. defen Clothing, Bingham, of 8tatesvi'.lc, was Hood's Pills cure constipation ary 14,1892, and thati K . reo f mon'having helped to bury ' * { Ladies trimmed hv I^storina the pevistalic action dant will give proot HHK.OI the republican party, is now in our office Tuesday. He v ..hi K h+hcv c«nal. rin-v came to bring Mr. Mack Mor­ of the aliiuentary canal, Tlicy ypon the trial of this action, •omfarting his loneliness by and untrimmed hats, are the best family cathartic. blowing in the morning and ris, of Ashe, who has recent R Ribbons, Hob Toylor's Job. at night, a mill whistle which completed his law couise in Flowers, . , Gen. P. G. T. Beauregard Twin City Daily. he must think capable af res­ Major's school. 5r 8 s( ' ll(H>1, Ex-Governor Taylor, o 1 urrecting the defunct g. o. p. Plumes. reported yery ill with heart ifl Notions, —On Monday of last w0<> ^ trouble. Other reports say Tennessee, has a new joke. Too much progressiveness is Jt runs like this: Pat was sometimes fatal. Heavy the thermometer register*^ l i a i a hf , tt .e r . and fancy groceries. about to die. The priest 57 degrees below zero at Bat NOTICE. last tleford, Canada. That womd The joints and muscles ARE HO had administered- t• h e n i By virtue of an execut ion issu « i u K Then he said: "Pat, e( j f r0 m the Superior Court o lie "uar., be rather cool for one • of +u I lubricated rndumatisBi and btm-iser\i us in that all by Hood's Barsapan i • fl ia there •"»-•*»«» else you i Caldwell county, I wiil sell lo mountaineer*, raised in ' ( , iHail , )( , n r. Try it. — anything <*** m t he e an) ^ ciish au the easii at mm court house loer ^ . tropical (?) clime of ' ataudesire?' p oone of Marcl l. j Boone on the 0th day ot March, TO se us before you buy. T t4 Yes" said Pat, f want jS93. it being the first Monday ga Citizen: In no period of We are in a, posi­ in said month, J. C. Jones inter­ —Mr. Hiram Gragg,of Gar two years, since * he goveir.- to be hurried in a ( 1 hird pai- est in 104 acres^of land lying on tion to save « •t .-v • ' ' you money. field, Washington, wishes us rnent, has existed, has as nnv ty g r a v e y a r d . " ' vVhy,l at the west prong of Bearerdam ny great Americans died, as said the priest, "why is creek, in Beaverdani township, to correct a report that has Very Respectfully, I been set afloat in Watauga in the paet two years. Th,]thot?» 11. ( . MARTIN 6 Co. to the effect that he persued i, ur< j« n of government ondj "Well, y;o i, r y; Vt ;" '''C perewd Vin Moody and others, levied ~ 4-Vi CK 'business iscontinually lower- guys Pat. 1 a I'liira pa.i^, on by me to satisfy the mum of Blowing Reck June 50, 92. H RESPFXtFULLY, hie usual vocations on business iscOptinuaily lower- '*ays Fat, ' an eaine Sabbath, fleaaye 'fie wye it is en- i n g u p o n the shoulder* of .graveyard is the last pac^ i* graveyard pis upon 1889) un. iroui J..7BII TIF'.T • l* TOVM tlACK tirely untrue and wishes \\*i VO ung men. crepars youi- j the devil would K > ^ !i L, paid, and costs ot auilnmounAnsts ot sr" 1 til !1 Democrat. _ ' FNK-TO-1104.17. in suit whercia v; '' | K#iU f o r life to so announce it, which we; self for life.. Democrat. pro >, .nvikw "fldA:.id r, 2001 &pl>c.Ro. gladly do -rr— 7 P ..-. HuiSrtiwXiH. had« W&TOne dollar pays foi < he flre tl.y. t' * ' D. F. BALUD, SHFF. reeeli —it is tiresome and per­ plexing indeed to call so of- Dernocrat one year. I copy1 year \ j SAY! G. D. TAYLOR. CLOTHING OVERCOATS turned COST! *" STOCK M a r merit by s e r v i c e s . COME �" 7 . ,0 -; I- f* '• ^ T'^-HJ S3 5«> /•V-2 mx. -t/o O 'TheMack Camel, i^eahh. 3Xai,Li \\ i;binaU)Oi'ii,{)Ui^ • .1 «--(• l-.ippI at til" Tiie Watosa Democrat B t„rk coir pa nv of good and docs not u.u U» Ml ,i f tltly aupplios of UM nt reduced door ot every man at- some Yon can now i n v y substantial m< n to build a, time, no matter what hisst.uprices, us v. hivou. Ui;-i <> sell '.or I 'A^ S M L N , or scuir 3. #. Hcagh«rtj, Editor. wociHe* factory in thin coun i s ... !i«n Itiou is, On Hunday, the otii R. C. Rivers, PUBLISH AR ed note. We want your trade and will appreciate the tv. ii AO- luid g> iU!| V H!l . . : k n e l t at the home of sell you goods at a low rate s same. We are pr- par-a. X#r: mills and other machinei N Win. C. Whitney, Secretary ' ' vvidtnev. Secretary Ibursday Feb. K>th> W/iL attached, and make a manu­ >f the Navy, in New York c -p, V. C. pay CA PMI for ALL G; ids we buy, t herefor^ we get refacturing centre, it would, be and bore Torn earth to the HON. llort. Bower tells m a good step in the right diuumi rates. Our stock ii full and complete in every line, dnccd raxes, v,i ¥ m,,. , J::. I 1 %>, n«ni • , , W o n d Mrs, Whittle K ood et.-p in that he finds democrats hnd uiiythihg wehavenh iftoc'k we wi'l take gieat p<as ,,,,tion to advance !| h e w a B V bft of exover his district who would i'ure in getting the sum- far yon. Remember we carry noth oHt-s ot our section. wnowiii;; Senator Payne, of Ohio, and , ouin nud c i* accept appointments for of­ ing but good goods at rock bed prices, b e hu ve a t e a "i d W isi her41st year, Wealth, fice in the revenue depart­ invent, in tins mor^of those stylish dress patterns at^bh' els, per A a it . - position and fa me arc,no hate : r . o n aiidfameurctioKutement, post offices, etc. 1 1 is au.eriterprwi» th«. Call and es;amine them. X if properly managed. \\a guards against t he ttiitiaiut ; says that while traveling in We want a lot of com for cash or goods. Also rye, buc.t tauga needs it nnd many of this last dread foe. one cf the counties, he saw a Wheat, 6(1 peaches and apples, eggs; butter.feathers and other industries that could be ©aid She Could Mot Live n man coining in great s all ofhet,kinds of good eountrv produce at highest nmrket suceeMull.y run in tbis sec­ Our State Legislature.. to intercept him on the t oad. tion. Let US build up Wft- The Legislature has don-' Now Alive and mil-Thanh a to l)r j ( H»« Than! irg > ir many friends and custouiers for tlmir Fearing the man wanted an lined'a Sarn(iparillaClist patronag: and ^king a continuance ot t he same, we tauga a nd m a k o i t.ino re pi os and is viw,i a ntiuvj to doing great deal of | ,.j must praiseIIooil's Sarsaparllla,for it *3 promise to give YOU better bargains than e\ci. , W office, he whipped up c (i I suffered 10 years with irtv«'*w'th work np to this time, but it wotnlcilul niedi-.-lae. " Ned" to escape him, ait m perouw. ... t. f I . _ w. / .4- rt -f I , I til .-V11•»-* Lj> ii: l and dyspepsia Neuralgia WILL W. HOLSCLAW 8i BRO. is ill -ll' lm for us to note tI K difficult »r i T.i .,+ Djiriarim IS rn«lla. Sometimes I would spite of his efforts the man LET US hn\ e Au* ^ I ofOCeedingS flH it t:OUieS ^lb ! hca i m0 ststl« wiUif-old perspirfttloj^lspent intercepted him. Being very level and's Cabinet; Map ,» ( () - y 6 n little iroi much out of brcutli, the mm in < bins, BtatesviUo, n.in® J Bobbins, of Statesvioe, mni- portance to our leaders, flH . to tako it. I woiglicd£tluui loo lbs. and« 10314 E S £ was for had to blow a few minutes, j. v ' \>\] 'S(•!- NY (>MEN 9 A Picture of Misery iHter to Mexico; R. H. Glenn, instance, ttie in/orpoi'a, 1 ing Every one who saw no thought l couhl not but finally he was able to let Dist. Attorney, nnd r J. a. iof towns,compa^oies,chare ies «»,, another mouth. But T h-:;«n to imyrovo \ ' hi» wants be known, and that "loiu-o si ftor b<v,in.nlr with jtood s Bn-xupatr&nSOSITEcaiiolina^ _ L<>1 " pphe bills regulating tin? sale rill,, and have gvadualiy Gained unci I airt now Hall, of Hickory, \was for Bower to ha ve his pXur w^- i f-wNV I ili *l?% to 11'aud v owe all S? i VMI :i)xi' i 7 orm Febi unvy 1st, ISiKi. health. Let us have vigorous men j ^ vvhisUev . aphorizing coun KIU e v M Wi/thnel/.inir 1/v; i ./ name put on the seed list a; and good Cleveland demo-1 <; om t X n Se *i0ner» in a great Hood's Sarsaparllla 1 ;,c i. thv m<>, 1 beautiful suburb of Af heWashington, saying t h a t TLf I auPwtmn u crata appointed asimst " r ' VA '\ ^ at%x . ,. (inn \k* to levy a spe- InU'-'d of being•'dead now, I am al|yo and Vl'.f, t- t1"1 S'j-' tcjt^Uei <-ii. i.f ;enttUtly completed for hs meat a wci s, MI'.N.IH.T'/.AUEIFIMAASJIII, many counties levy spe Col. Cowles had his name on q 'i tre wa'er from springs on the terB, deputy limrshals, ere cial tax. Bills for the relief Tom tBarney Street, Baltimore, Md. .-r of :|f.L L.'IL, >•;flliwlb' his list, and that he had re­ H(K)I)'S PILta hie puroly vegetibm, per­ ; o , I.'.d by hot water, and provided This.is H) be a democratic of. H her riffs. Bills to create fectly f rmltam. alwara rtUable ami beneAclal. I '•... .'luifcff U, li -.ML-d : v: ta ceived lots of seeds. Mr. Bow­ I ,u • At., i ! »ki ' t". hs. administration from top to •i}\\ 1 t> M..d ,lh;Llt .1 ,/> Hi • yupi'ls are carefully guard d. Heer took his name an 1 add rei- bottom, then let none but new towiiships, and many NOTHL. io. other local arid private bills, iC Hiapi- sp (••-givtrc if> -mt-door exercise, a well equipped and says he will look after pure, sound democrats be would not be of interest and yitHi-'iBfii-a will c. tiUeid "n his friend's interest when he put on guard. We haveplcn consequent!y we have no th, oath oi Mmhn & tv«tor onthei to r o j - O a t h e S ^ a t h i work, Tpa*of goes to Washington. tv of them all about us who kf»r-,t up with the routine o! estate of R( by A ,-ioinas c >, - ' ' » d whilst ainifng atthoroughnecKilin ,„1| re - r'h ^ ,d,-ive to oi-ovi.U- Forth.U ? _ of are competent to fill every the workings of, the legislu- Wl• - stiid at the lute Oil S ,den,ixilh. tile deih-n.Hocl. the THERE is a proposition be mZnI 4 ri -V ' e hV^Wr...-.^. imt of« *r »u»n nnd 3 nth of I eb,, .180d, the fol­ fore Congress to inak? thx place. . .„e. No^mpil will be received who in not IXI.,1 All legislative bodies meet lowing personal proper! \\ tovii . in'reurt'oii. he.ti,o, «h0 :•.!iuob.iuriiis.il credentials tu t o »""* Census Bureau n continuous IT is a noticeable M-CI i in 1 , t np with much business of a Two uii'ilcn, one hoihe, one yoke ai chara •te:'. „ , . affair, instead of only raking c,k of cattle, one log wagon, one that, the third party mem­ private and localcharacture. mowing umeiiine and vnke (beer-; Four.>.i f/titi 1 ' ot.-.tv; of! >,dy Atx the Sta the census every ten years, bers in our legislature vote Thfere has been no definite in ), one net bluck-stnith IOOIH, , . -v e \\; SB, for the thorough training is claimed that it can bedoTm k with the few republican mem­ conclusion in regard to • any one set. of harness, one man 8,8. ' 'i; • -kI ,tom the Ixnit Normal schools. v ' cheaper with the proper ar „ , i., C > X EG I ATE couksk, i...ii bers on.all questions of re­ changes intheschool la\v, MI * circle saw mill and fix ures, S 0 l .f • V : ,aii ..TB OOU1WE, iniliKlitig 4 ami rangeroents with trained of form, thereby going buck on homestead law, tl^e fyoiknig other art;; l :s too teeious to men uadeiiL-LlL L. . i . < aa *». , ficials, and that the work can tion. TennP six months credit 3. COMMERCIAL COURSE, incluriing nten<>Krupay, their own principles advoca­ of public rowds, general apbe done with more accnrac, securited in the campaign. In the liropriations, rail load tax with note and nppproyed dollars, t v en all sums over five '•yh»«rlth,p.; Yt'T'M B > kN.-O M KSTIO SOIBNO B. (..) M'-leriand dispatch. The proposi next campaign they will be matters, and other leading a l l s u m s u n d e r f i v e d o l l a r s t h e tiiUi'cookiu'L-the at ivtv of tn • proilnetion ..ml n.anufmitineoftood tion is to keep up the statis­ republicans or the icpubli- measures, but the various cash will ho required^ This -Jan. et^OO tiecUtM... K »»« htting of Rarmeu.-., tics ot the country to date cans will be third party men. committees are at work on 2drd, 18UT N. THOMAS, A dm. inilUnery, etc. W. and to enuble the officials (1 It is evident now that they them and will report them obtain facts and figures l>erhove been courting for some in due time no doubt. lfa ! AdminlstrfltorN Notice. taining to the growth c i time and a marriage w i I l the changes in tte code um Having M "" (lualiiicd as the adminI Ll.l., — , country, at any time. No take place—the day may be made that is demanded by istrntor «»f Ibh.y A. Thomas ci^cd., doubt this change will be for set. the only question now the various members, there all persons indebted to utiid esi to t»roternui; cost to pupil *50 p*r t.ate arc requested 1 o nmke jmme the better, as the condi' • ! l » X'u XXX XX. i i> ;iely co,.-.* tv. exp.ob, oi tb. fa; which party will be the will be very little of the code fiiat-e paymciit, ami all persons of the country can be repor boidie.g accountw against said es !' X'l"it'Xloi .-ttctwttOy !w», having been prowled for I'm '-p rem aining, ed al any time, and perhaps groom ? oi .e.i.S: ed.«-Uio»: For further particulars apparticular, uptats aiv notitTed to pr^cut them The World's Fair appro duly authenticated within a more reliable census can - -. is THE two Houses of ( ^. n 'j priat i 0 abill for $40,000 was month or this notice wil, bo! t . ' RKT THOMAS LAWRENCE, Asli«viVle, NT obtained. gresfe assembled on tne b.i a n u ? n j e i l D y Capt. Lovill and -ol.-, d i'i bar of their recovery. *. C. OCMiiU*. MR. ROBY Bstcs nnd sister, inst,., in the hall of the 5 ; ®25,000 wnsoubslituted and Jan. 213rd, 1 -hi. W. N THOMAS, Adm. ESTAKLLCHALD ISD &• ' of Blowing Rook, attended of Representatives to hem adopted, „ vwrt RB navs 16 on ayes 88 nays "j 0 on : » - iu" the vote of the Presidential second rending. The bib pass I !<! h "'A the wed ding nnd supper nt Nb.TlCK. W. ®. W00B8 A I 4 Dr. Council1's nnd told us electors announced. The "v ice ed its third reading 90 ajes i nv' laws of tha State re­ mwK ui tu«, that their father. L. • Ks- President announced t h a 1 Kfftsiert cm, TOHe. :,4quire all weights and mcas- f 7 0 & 8 7 0 C m ? •.-Yj V*-9 tes, was preparing to move Cleveland and Stevenson had The Senate passed the nog nre» to lie Hf aled, and i iic-i«w e s t i n A p r i l . R o b y h a s received 277 votes: Harrison tax law, the House voted ir by notify the people thai: I <4 VV * + & ' • Cutler, Ax«f», Fqps, HI >m«e, Tc oi«9 t-fcwse mi i spent some time in the was , and Reid 145; Weaver and down. The Wilmington and alii pi'Lpaj ed t.0 do such woi... BSute hooe, 5*o , y^n will find n-.^ in Boone at and is anxious to return, as Hit-Ids. 22, making in al' W e id o n r a i l r o a d t a x m 1 - r u e r e e i d o a c e o f 0 . B - ; i > o u g i In iLtJ'nl r * *SM'» « ACRSCU'.TUSM. '"-SriT'**-• electoral votes. Cleveland has tcr is occupying a gre t d are all the members of the .!. 11. Co. ? f.. "c.on-jln6C »iv«;C'. Illwi „3 n«- t/i-i'r. T.O- 'I. -J* £:if/VW I' Af8, f "*?, Ste's^Tc*?HI®; ,% family. We dislike very min ­ L10 majority over Harrison of time, this is a back to x m::I 8; a»i<hn d Keeper. tera, Lawn WTo'.Wr?x !>n '\ h w! e ' and Weaver, or87 move votes ter, it is claimed that th * to give up such good peopl \ than was necessary to elect road o w e s |H hd,000 bar.-., but people will continue Tcftct tor's Not co. I V V, v.. - o i— CO PTi TRACTOSU PP*L9BSs go West, North and Hast, him. taxes. While the rail road: Having qunfitted as the ex c i i'.' and others will still come ompan.y claim that company ciaiui *i.«i $L(),bb.) tor oi'.1. A. 8 > irn *r~1 smith roote, W; u,o. .H due W. B. Allen, popUSouth. '' general mix tun: <i OV>ll tl«. A f~.*- " " T T V.' * tililt ifi diij' 11 A-v'A tbYT i 4 : ' d g^UK'iTIOLk. population m«y for th«> ; list, w»- ulucted '• l i n g t o p a y t h a t s u m , L j ' yimHlt u.11 persons Parker's ° hot G'>ri3, f^smlngto «, r C h fct tr. Gunj I t w ac.na F5»adt i$f> n -o,. Shot G- u n'J. - VfYv^h*-. y r\\. landd .Go^L'r oka &xati br-et. If p.-oeprrity evor oby 111<' Nvbr; conrpariv claims protection i } n ^: 0 . e0i()m ifa agahl^t said estate !:' « tw Load.cRrt.t> ShekrKifiw - -r. Shot, i ; . /./ ; vcrtakes this country again, tur«; all the democratic mem under their charter in regard lire notified to piwent ^IJCUJ ARH lift I"- '•» Fishing Hoce, to. witmn motii.hs, we would be pleased to abide bers voting solidly for him. to back taxes. This is a big authentic - ted.will be pleqfi nibar CPx.ciAi.Ttx » lis. _ or this nob ee t>CKors and BUnds, Rubber antf "w here through life. Every­ thing just now ior the leg••••c of their rccoYcFy. Opt. 6th, r1rou !^SV-,V'A-;Vk 1ow Glass. Vai the republicans. Mr. Allen tpre to ' 1 monkey'' with. L \v'. Fau rmxcq i h cvutor. j thing is dull and motionless UOioon Door* o>J inuow Fra ITVOS, I VFFVT .*"• now, but we hope fort ho be ti­ made a brief speech in which If the legislature taxes the EVE RYTHIKQ OSI WHEELS. 1 _ .. F*haitons, CarriagGfl, Ecwlrwr V Va4fcava» 6^o. trs>ratSacftf*. t e r . W e w i l l t r y i t n l e * lu promised conservative ac­ entire franchises of ail tne BuKfd®-', ni. vr<> Wh««l Cavba*. tain Hack .9, iv itchoH Farm Wag ens, Tv years longer, and then v,e tion. It is presumed that he rail roads it will add many tu Send for Catalogue and pricoa. lemocrats millions, of tnxabic pro will be too old to go West , will act witli the democrats Ww Spoclal attention given to onlerft J?y on most of the political is­ perty to the state. And way should we live. fully ©Olicityour patronagosues. not rail roads pay taxes on Hen**. 1 VV. VV. WOODRUF F & CO. # IF THE Legislature - wants all the property same as THERE IS no new Cabinet a farmer or a merchant! to do the fair thing, we mean mmx 173 & 178 Cay Street, KflCJ-OaLLE, . USX-. the democrats <rfc<»oi}w.E«li-. to rejv.rt this wee,:. ••• G3t2 A.- -O. V. tor Ashe, of the Xe.ni pears that Cleveland Has at.- M i n y o f t h e n e w s p a p e r s and i-'X A65» TMS ^ Observer.would be appoint-.art to keep His o.-n : that scored Blaine politically TFL Ohsprver. wntiiii i- « r r-" -.I.. TITAMIA W!>CIVV* , HTltl lited State printer without op |about his CsHinvt, onti. m a n d o t h e ,r w. i. _ e , w h i l e h e w a s 1 (V*is ot 1 s , . ^ 3 r?-:? now sound his praise position* We think we know[chooses t o amtt i.m e ti. • KVFRY-ONE hhouid save ail they can and,YOU atfiifiiiY should begin bv buying m&tix&x SliJi SS-. t ?\ - • ' P ; •iiliiSBARE-HARD "IME8 DIAMOND m m t z . let to M r. Asi its iwy ,y r - ik " p*« r " ~ : ,i:-t; an. F IG n Laisnap aaa ic'*. <.- • ~ go and now it is more appa and (lou t a ah. '-,,;areb f hat a man's virtues ickle. iicons, tu ciai'Y .T " -T in tn ^ cts phi rent t.fint he deserves it- W«[kmd. f - has no p/ ^ aoble qualities are HO( 4 SfX I - »• m, hope the \^m ttre *ill <h ^ j[i^ nu* Asylum was burn | ^tcoi nis^d until he is don : WASRAHT* WITH IVKBY Warn : C Haplete. UASENAIIR OT X«« - -the fai r ftn d sqv. ot t fi I ny" a« SMB. TCTIA MSWSTIA F»A C^-UXFROI .I ' A f U o n o t t a i l t o w r i t e f o r mice*. B£P« ' W'T. ii 4 of b _ ovfev the, river *| 8. P. AMnliL, 4 1111 ; 11 • •. uig i ar - x o x v t i t r " -r V1 fjditor \sfic U! Mn id' Or him a . the legfiJa< ^ �mc.iaanri viiiv"w>ni./»ii ci laa Watauga flamrjral Tiie liayouet Holes in j«ft' Davis' De#i hours of sunshine shortens rapidly, and by the middle PER Mr. Blaine's old desk in the of August the air becomes A D E M oc R ATicfaillily newspaper The Pridcofthe North Caroi > devoted to the interest of Coun Senate is now occupied by chilly and nights colder, al­ W*w na Press." 5 13 THE ty, State and Nation. Published Senator Hale, who was one though during the day the w I"SHEATH OF !LfFE. every Thursday at Boone, Wa-j of thedead stateirinn'scloseat sun is warm. Then the grass Do you want to aid in building tauga County. N. C. up a paper that shall reflect the Hen-is. This (leak, like many t urns yellow, the leaves JSP»T*rl*Mja «»9«t Ioi a!r m4 greatest credit on North Carol•i-L.L-fiLLiJE.LW wafer others in the Senate, is now change their color, witherI itt£Mrr»c*!(V4a» na, no matter where it DURV !>• Blaine's Lust Moments. M£ f . fefROtlfJO n ' T hen patronize famous. Take the desk of and tall; the swallows and! oxroita a a New York Press, Rep. BpS.i.l JOauiw.tI he Wilmington Mes senge* Senator Coekrell, for instance other migrating birds fly to­ «dOa Qxyg»ate*at[spicinc msst fa/ diacaaMr. Bla ine uttered no ''last 11 used to be the desk at which A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER 1 •a cf too ucot, ward the south; twilight threataad la*?* bo you want a reliable paper words." H is passing away, .J off l>a vis sat when he repre M.CUREFL I'h* luhal.tioas grvuigyou all the news of tiie ••pjAflltH ASTHfc-* eentai* Or rati, ft however, whilesilent, was eon s e n t e d M i s s i s s i p p i i n t h e comes once more; the stars, •idataad Dial*, Horhj a. Democratic newspaper ad. one by one, make their ap ftofanto,too tost ^'BRONCHITIS scious, and was marked by Senate from 1848 to 1861. dl tioa ta In knrvn apaaifiaa 1 •inat equals the best— has th# pea ranee, shining brightly in S? i rgest circulation, and has for icT tklM 4f fta final scene which gave proof During the war some of the tker»ai«dy byInhalation right to • 5 S» ,-, the pale blue sky; the moon -•«.itdS&*> - J 2 ;-rf R 1 «' U>-» ^Iwaa®, makinr ia a POSITIVI :i tui jifv-one years been i part ft* »epAjtt§ 3p#cifl«« u**d it Gatcrrh asU of his faith in God and heav­ soldiers quartered in thecap - f. 'W -1V/er. Sri .atirpaUat ratdicda*. fhytittau una factorin thegrouth anddevM ot ft praotica* en. The scene was one to itol learned this fact, and shows itself again as queen i» velopinent of the Old Nort h •hi.'TC- m of the night and lights and m m m 1 '" 1 •Mate? Then subserbe for which some great artist may they made a raid upon it | P. ^ IN USE. 1~Y nsa W« ?asjUrlfesTH at some future day give fit­ with their bayonets. They cheers the long and dark days WILMINGTON I I 111 M : '" v - '' IHif i mi.) V .A!&brhikia 01., Ailnatu, Oft, '•> * TfK-sm, okid i«cr <t of the Scandinavian winter. i 'ampaign Rartes: ting expression. Surrounded were attempting to demolish 4'0 K. Rroftdivar. iSoi w tart mwa. rutted. i'»y s.5t to bn Cftta The time comes at last The "Daily Messenger " by •- trr w ifc': I-csi tosdL by the members of his family it. when an official cf the Sen poo i Ai - _ 1 months on trial, for e w.h r "* r,"! J-y ntura tr.all a wpy »f ' -rtrrn a-h okob . when the sun disappears en­ and his faithful physicians, ate hurried to its rescue. tirely from sight; the heav­ & Supply Ca^ s-- 'X/*aI'risjk.altkt Mr. Blaine lay inert, helpless "V\ hat are you doing?" he ?w SpciiEs Oxygen Co., n- (' Pv irf Strtfeit. Beston. 1 he weekly "Transcript Mesand still. He knew that death asked of the angry militia­ ens appear in a blaze of light sengor," (the largest and and glory and the stars and was at hand. All those about men. best paper in the State) 9 his bedside had put aside the "Breaking up Jeff Davis's moon pale before 11m auroramonths on trial for f 1.00 R O Y A L ) Dash in advance. Both# last hope. The physicians desk." they answered, us >oiv-alis.—Chnilifs Land of | the Midnight Sun. papers are large Fight-Page | SEtrsaiG o L had whispered the warning' | they'made Anotherstab 'with sheets. Send Postal Card ",—hiiiiiiiiii that the fluttering li cart their bayonets. m * ^^ m O M. riiLii tneaddress of five percould beat for but a few mo­ soiis and receive sample cop­ 5 "It is not Jeff Davis's Comg to Buy ments more. The dying mall's desk," was the answer. "It es of T hk MESSENGEU . 5 YEARS NATURE'S A Dictionary? | Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. eyes seemed to he the only is the property oi the govern 0 GET THE BEST, CURE FOR evidence of life remaining in ment, and if you don't stop the wasted frame. The pow­ d—d quick you will go to 1 Webster's International. I TAKE THE CATARRHl er of speech was gone. The jail." $ A Choice Gift very shadow of death h a d Chicago sod ABsn 1 3 , Then the soldiers ceased, .p A Grand Family Educator cast its gray pallor upon the but to-day ugly holes made v A Library in Itself The Standard Authority recumbent figure. But the by the bay onets in the polish EXTRACT fehXIGAN CACTUS. West and Northwest V This new treatment for Catarrh and eyes, startling with unnatu­ ed manogany tell a mute but the. respiratory organs l« one of the most Important dfsooverlet ral brilliance, turned from one eloquent story of the pas­ Dmi lgrantB going to an v of the po " o, * M tengivMt^;,;"' 1 to another of those about sions of 18G1. i-stern 8tates or Territorier • * vax it k/tUX h The patient can cure himself at a ssmU and without ^'r^KRmswMrxKKinnKriifrrtniMiMtMnMiMnmiKa Z. no change ofoutside asslstenoe,Lia Is iinfu nn / juT ^l,ne 0(11 d money going the room, and at last fixed diet or pursuit el via. ( aicago and Alton route, l ias it Krt^rij Arm. during treatment. themselves upon the counte­ g Wi"» a Nocdlo. S 3, The remedies are In no wise offensive to ft# t JH t.ie (] uiekest route to Shaves Her Husband. Lr WtUiHudiBj; Miuitls. |atlont and entail no discomfort nance of his wife. S „*'• *f-' in O.vDot/.-voiL.m. IV A ^ S A S " There is a society woman DIRECT?™"* RE#CH6A 0,9 EC,T 01 TH* TR®NM* KANSAS CI T Y, DENY ER, — *"•*•< an'iM'-.jiiil-al Ammnrauo-A ) n Cltgant rittlah. = 11rut A B. The remedies and means of appliance can to For a moment there was in this city who shaves her I ' I I r » ""a n il*vrfoe1 Ailioattaksl. . carried In the pocket without Inoonvonleac*. J . , „ ' 5 » fmltlTt T-aite-Dp. absolute silence. Thtn Mrs. husband three times a week,' 1TRJSIB TREAT3HSHT at any drug «fc>rSk And all points in [d.'lho W wBI c HwSir'Uli rUr»itarr. J i„nt„n Orl-, l£h ^ o o a lAorz, <ioovi Ssninjf QvialltSoo 3 % .CACTERiNE»H0m 8 UFFUT0Ma0ft, iI Blaine, her eyes meeting the said a smooth faced man at ' CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. • ^ V' r( :gOIl, L tilh s OElfiwa 8r . Tar-w K*tv» nf 9ra»ra! eawi a and California. ^ "'"i «r L:..ctar>a ia slut YT and. il CftOterlne Kedlclne Go., Waoa, Texaftj last, fixed gaze of her dying a desk in the corner of the of SOLD BY ALL BOOKSELLERS. f inest nnd Best Equippea S Exaaifco TME ROYAL fcr pc.'uts 0 f f husband, leaned over the bed­ fice. ie a, new from It is so and I know , , CatkUkkrostlonal atro>.«i- ofbooktimes ' eaosMsaps, yta wflj j 0 C f / , ' e r i fully Bond in the West. side and whispered the ques­ it. I ought to know it for I ^and.Yej^WKteeeeor of the authentic'' g buy !•» oribs?. Only line running Solid Yesti cna wnBeq. Ten years were spont In' 00 0r e 1 and 0T ®r! tion: "James, do you know am the man. Tim .my of it ?T>" 3expended ,beforo1theedfirst conv bud trains between St. Ucui» |HGYAE S, M. C3TJ ET-^KFOFD, III| $.!00,0vjC ed>' l ? P °y PJ < was printed. where Walker, Kmmons and is this; Beat summer I lived and Kansas City. Do noi buy reprints of obsolete and" , comparatively worthiens editions. Reclining Chair cars and Tour ice are?" There was im- in the country] and in theevSend fcr free pamphlet containing' s I R* O F i N G . O ist Sleeprs free of extra charge specimen pages and full particulars. 1 dhte response. A n a w ening. three times a week, I f A iii meet parties at any rail G. & C. MERRIAM CO., Publishers, < flasthed intothealmost used to come to town to get « SPRINGFIELD, MASS., IT. S. A. road station with through tickets and baggage checks. sightless eyes. A tremor ran shaved. Of course I would For lull informatioii,maps and or full C&irrcsatad Sheetfe^ through the wasted form. meet somebody I knew and aescripkJve pamphlets of th« bttiiHr B * tt# &§§ PoofBfl Padata. For two days the dying man otten would go home late. W est write to oi call on had not moved of his own vo Madam didn't say anything, Sren Roofing B. A. NEWLAXD, ATTENTION, Bil/EBS!! OH RECEIPT OP GO CE88TSI Traveling Passenger Agt., f : 5*-; e»MW5 awd Jtwarsa, iition one of his Hmb», but but she, no doubt, bept up a WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF 19 Fattou Ave., Asheville, N. C s ~ Ai frme frf Sfeffef ESatef for StiMns now the watchers' eager gaze dilligent thinking, and one J. CHARLTON , G. P. A ( JSOMPLirrS AND RCADV \ met a surprised and beauti­ day she said: "Dearie, I hate Chicago, I >7, ful reword. The right arm. to have yon go in town to 0 e wish t o call attcnf ion to our i WE VYAMT after a second's struggle, rose get shaved; it keeps j'ou up line of second-hand j — AN— > TKI 0«LY IB?AUJ6U| CUBS F33 from the bed cover. The late at nights and gives you ^uggies. Carta, wagons, > 4% " :r rv? T tr white, almost pulseless hand, such headaches. Firing me Hacks, Harness Etc, Tttter, C?{5!i!i ilea. Plia, »Sa-? s £ \ JI ; ^^^«JanOMVS!IUE!ESSBBaBBBSBB closed itself, with the long, out a razor and I'll shave 1 ney are almost good as new. ®«a end all Itching Site Dlswrn »w.wi -•'XJfj bony index finger extended. you." v?i,s c cfcsH* b*n4 o; and persons wishing to buy cm htF»-|rad« Chi* M ji« TSTTCR. It n»t hew Josvj n ka? few * It pointed to heaven and the &C7-4r I lit. -y\,£ iqf \ a X^Tfa. s ve uad ori£Of course I hooted at the secure bargains by calling on us. IfiTlTE-NZ will m certainly ••"i 'i. 4teJk tnsL xs-i in bxndsdmff fUMirnw (L •yes gave the answer of his idea, but she persisted ami We have a big lot of NEW Ou.:tjs- a? -.ianp cf pounds oach soul to the question of his claimed she was far more in• v,r. si_«:; •« auhf ettf in pakifts, aad Frsgrsst/ fcy * rsttson.' :lt tsutch iwr pridt to wife. Thus, with hand out­ Hlegent than the average DIJGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, PONEY t:.« coftSu;TFsr -+-.7U) my pickxge tea -SVfk HARVEST &c r. , ".. bw ? rjMUis- " OR Use aLukft o! nry e«r:t whatever and stretched to heaven, and with >arber, besides being equally on hand, which will be sold on rgia, Oiuafe a.«orcl* lite a fair profit; Is a thor­ Itoick, u.tut / tA of Bci eyes fixed upon those of his talkative, so I finally humor­ reasonable terms. If we have not ough^ refla&rti, aist ow article, abso^•A-S 4 lutcly pare, aJ vav? -hs saste ; free from I r. SHUFTHIXE & BR0. wile, James G. Blaine passed ed her by getting her a nice got what you want, we will ivst SAVANNAH, OA, DEALERS aw a v. case of razors. Well she cut take pleasure in getting any­ Cor. New York Sun. C4/u (SPECIFIC OXYGEN CACTERINE es^. — CURE PAY TETTER Wr.nti to lie Let Alone. LAKEWOOD, N. J., Jail. 29. me slightly once or twice and now sha ves me like an expeit. Did you ever see a cleaner face than mine? I pay her a fancy price, but she promises to take me to Europe some day on her barbershop per­ quisites."—Fx. thing for you in our line. We buy direct from manufacturers and can, therefore, give you very close prices. —In an interview today with We have a full line of new Har a reporter of the United Press Presidentelect Cleveland said: noss Collars, bridles, "etc.—ev­ "The date is now at hand erything in the harness line. Can heat the world on prices. when I must have more time to myself than I have had We will take in exchange, since the election. Thus farhorses, mules, and also good bee The Midnight Sun* cattle. Give us a call. most of my time has been de­ From the last dnj of May h E N K E L , C R A I G & ( ( ) . voted to interviews, which Renoir N. C. ha ve been by no means un­ to (he end of July, in the nor thern part of this land, the pleasant or unprofitable, but other things are now press­ sun shines day and night up­ ing upon rne which require on its mountains, fords, riv­ my uninterrupted considera­ ers, lakes, forests, valleys, tion. I wish, therefore, yon towns, villages, hamlets and ONE DOLLAR would say through t he press farms; and thus Sweden and that I shall be at my office in Norway may be called the of oi tller sex nirt n'Ti New York every day, with land of the midnight sun. Trious 1v af i"iUnf 7v' anv oncWilling to work In any - 7 h0 is wlifch we furnish. ir.dus Tlre ] etnployint'tit perhaps one exception, du­ During this period of contin­ ri .i, lni'u.r , "* iL'^. P |e »«nt. ana you run no "I Jut ^iCA U kV*"" P'^nsant, n«.l YOU you out comDlote o that >8 ring the week eominenein"- uous daylight the stars are You Jin m T fT ,ein °on appears il.r.°iirM - FoI\tll0l,e Willing to do a little work. with Jan. 3(>i H and that uf-| ^ In li! fi!e You can work SV» tf»i- (-eb 4tn 1 shall reiriain pnle nnd Rheda no lip-lit upon U.,m" 'hem. and add io"your"'In'ooi™ thf* earth. Sninmei- H short, Z?l; fit La kawriod, v L ev our tnnnneBB will not interfere at all. You wl'l I h pai bv. aruazed on the start at the rapidity and c j ust time enough for ' Sy2f h STeSW d °l ,Hr "TSn to be nndirtiurbed in (he work •i tv . en oeginners are Buccenafttl from the ! ca " r ". n thebuVi"neB*g'- none v 11i*• 1 i v* i11 ini|> * j vh]\ <if»- he \vi* ' flowers to glow, to nriaml m y Ht'eation. e»«Ue A,;: i M;,„, , r&frtyxp.xj - tri!! Snd the Five and Ten Cent packages t ;j LN.3t«ect ar.d most salable package tea on tls# market and consumers pro* nouncelt "the best and most economical." Kin-Go i ea iv convenient to handle, easy to seii and has nroved a big success Wherever introduced. VVa are extremely anxious to hav« all uealers stock this tea, and earnestly iw quest that you include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house a or order direct of us, we will see that you are supplied. For further Information address ' - jSr^a "}, | : • •' r -A- A r, n• I .. .-*• • "- THE KIN-GO TEA C O, ""ST* m3 PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDEB ENDORSED BY Prof a l rsetz, p. h. d, of Kedlto] Dnpnrtment Tolane UnHxrrelty or Iyonlslima, who, after a earefal Miuthfji pronrmnoea ctl aeirfnllw It pure Cmim Tartar»_ Fow<W pnbLUi ^ ®® rtuil y reocmuneoda a. ^tbj to > ' "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE-^ y? 't & d 9 J -i' 2 . a 'J J 3 :J S i i Tbo fDllowIng rtt Bte; • -...m. * e. ^ '• §k. •HI! to o» a: ooFflria mftkft »nre <4 tb-.h'u. e A1J you hft v. todo ia rfttum li t, iboir oar fo.»d« t. tho.ft who roll -TOUT orighboro •nd thoM txosina you Th» b*» pinnlrj of thi« ut'ftrti.omonft 'hows the smftl] mid "r th« tot*. "t,,U - reducod thF ftppoarftaoa nofAItof «>• i« m ' w- GULF ^FS. GA, N,WO"L""BKST' m: MIL ^ 5 ^NIRC, WHOUCSOMS and POWERRILJ o Yoa Went IS. Ask Grccor For It. e.eoprs I m I the. wrtl. dur licfifiRiw, nnequ«l.,l, s-ttohiUrodBMo., •upenore.-, -t« «ew)ll MndfBKR tookb eentot; •*cb lor.llty. a. above Only tbo«. who wiit«' :T • *v M 'f r *> Stfcrp ia *f rt tw, T|sS8feEMks'Ejff,ai«®ls. 'ftjsr* J r.\»XK3 Koejfci«er kkclf, er rL>5<Ircn who TXtt i»j iip. jhtrtiW tr.Vs ajitowyr'armAN iirrKiu, It U pieftMu-ii to l^e, mree Malaria, Irxto. Rh«too, fii.tosen-xM aad !.!•«» CumpUUntoi »M»I.«4, -fvj.fi w wi*5« AMMtto* fcr pateateWa c< set No cf •, a ®'* ^ Ok tola Patos.U,s. actual (llratt La ywlton, ««..>. »a kpwa, .eat ir^. AMnxsJ C.A.SNOWdtOGL ». Sk � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0216_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: Feburary 16, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-02-16 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/3eaa7c993c1ca6eb6a1fbdd73cffc84b.pdf d870261fbfbfd213157fd304c2ec780f PDF Text Text COUNTY, N. C., THUliSDAY, 1893, NO. 23. Wanted to Become a Masoni. ing me standing there in the IsTliero A Worm la Hie Rose? LETTER, in private, on t h e pension " I had t lie meanest j o k e cold like Patience oil themou question, is very different. Courier J ournal. From our Regular Correspondent. Privately they a d m i t t h a t if Why d id the President rio'ni played on me over a t Indian­ ument, with only red, white \Y. B- COUNCILL, Jit. in a t e Judge Jackson, a dem­ apolis the other d a y t h a t a and blue stripes forcovering. Democrats in Congress are something is n o t done t o re­ ATTORNEY' AT LA AT. ocrat. t o succeed Justice La­ white man was ever called I bought a double action re­ a r from being pleased with duce thein the payments will volver t h a t carried a hall a s Boone, N. C. the financial outlook. The soon bankrupt t h e country,, m a r on the'"'Supreme- Bench? upon 10 endure," said Frank BIHUJ WtllllVt U)M 111' 'ww«. ii., Gilderoy to a Globe Demo­ big a s v door knob and star­ "liu-b 111 House Ways and Means com­ but. on th* floors of Congress' •» * «( 1 .1. /« .Si d... .-1 .1 «1has<« been crat man a t the Liridle table ted out to hunt Tom Gaines, till. \\: B. COUNCILL, M. I). mittee made a favorable re­ they bitterly resist evoi.v a t ­ widely discussed during tliA last few days. Hi vers and d'hote. "1 had been wishing but learnedjthat he Had gone Boone, N. C. p o r t of Representative B.y- tempt t o reduce the am ount for some time t o become a t o Mexico foi the winter. If Sdent Physician. Office num's resolution taut horizing paid. The House committee diverse views have been ex­ he yearns t o see his grand­ King Street n o r t h of P o s t a n investigation of the charge on appropriations after care­ pressed, the latest by the Mason. I had talked a great children playing around his Philadelphia Times, which deal a b o u t it, and my ambi­ Thee. publicly made t h a t Sec. Fos­ ful consideration h a s rejuinanswers t h e question in this t i o n b e c a m e p r e t t y w e l l knee he had best stay there. ter had made a deal with cer­ m (anted some amend ments t o known t o the traveling fra­ E.F. LOVILL way: tain New York bankers where the general pension appmpri Yes, But It Isn't True. "Well, Harrison is human, ternity. About a dozen drum­ ATTORNEY AT LAW,by he was toexehangeat p a r ation bills, now being con­ and he does things for the m e r s were.Su-rula.ving a t a ho Charlotte Observer. Boone N. C. for gold 150,000,000 of U. S. sidered by the House, which same reasons wnich animate tel in the lloosiar hub, and From a very labored and bonds. The fact t h a t New would if they became laws t hey put tip a job on i n e t h a t exhaustive article in the New f 1,000,000 a year but most other men. DU. L . C. IiEEVES. York hankers a re seldom phil sa ve $3 "Harrison, being eminent­ for breadth and depth of de­ York Mail and Expres, the PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON mthropiats, and t h a t they the republicans a r e doing ev­ ly human, is a good hater; pravity s t a n d s without a par following paragraph istaktn Cff ce at Residence. a r e known t o be furnishing e n thing in their power to and, if he cherishes one resen- allel. Tom Gaines — every­ as a pretty fair sample of the Boone, N. C. the treasury with gold caused prevent the adoption of these timent above another, i t is body knows Tom—lives in In whole jeremiad against the many people t o believe this amendments. One of t h e athe one of which Judge Gres- dianapolis. H e was elected South: charge; hence the necessity mendmenrs provides f o r L. I). LOWE, t o steer me against.the game. " What hope is there for & ham is the central figure. f o r at) investigation. The t r a n efer ring the pen si o n bu­ " H a d he nominated a re­ He pretended t o be " wa y u p section of the country which public wants no secret jug­ reau t o the war department <*A til publican for Supreme Judge, in G " in Masonry, grand mus is led by men who mingle gling with the finances of the and the detail of army offi­ lie would likely have failed of ter mixer, o r something o r knavery and folly in their po -ANDcountry. I t is only fair t o cers fo manag< 4 i t . w h i c h confirmation and Cleveland other in a small lodge in t he litical . platforms? On a c NOTARY I'UBLW, Sec. Foster and the present would remove' it from poli­ would have inherited the pow­ city. Tom said t h a t his lodge count of the political inequal administration t o say t h a t ties: others provide for a sus­ HANNELL'S ELK, N. C. er of appointment. In that met on Monday night next, ity in the South, emigration they deny the charge of issu­ pension of pensions paid t o event, Cleveland might ap­ and t h a t if I desired t o be­ necessary to its development ing o r of having promised t o widows who were n o t mar­ point Gresliam, and Harri­ come a member he would see goes by it to the North where issue bonds for gold. Still i t ried within five years after I son would prefer a solid dem­ me through and give me all political dishonesty is not is believed by some t h a t Sec.. the close of the war; t o those ocratic Supreme Court t o all the sixty-six degrees; and the the absolute rule. Capital has ATTORNEY A7 LAW, Foster, who is now in New having a yearly income of usual fee for going through been for years retiring from UAIUON, N. C York, is there t o break up $600 or Shnore. ami. t xeept republicans with Gresham. " J u d g e Jackson will pretty the entire g a m u t was two the South. There is no class —(o)— the deal, because of the pro­ in cases of t o t a l disability' certainly be confirmed, and hundied dollars, b u t t h a t bus. of investment to-day so diffi­ t o alien non residents. Will practice >n the courts o- posed investigation. mess was a trifle dull afhl cult to dispose of as that lo­ tt i i »• , , <• „ J Watauga. Ashe, Mitchell, McL •. >\vUnless the republican Sen- ,pP B prohablv the unlv man tin y had reduced I h e r a t e f o r i . ,, "Silver week" in the House cated in Southern regions." »11 r n x L ) 11 o t h e r c o u n t i e s i n t h e and Senate a mounted t o not h ate RIHIII ri'fnxi' to ,„i th'mU.t of who « r*n*onWy October, and J could just g o .Testern 1 istrict ^Special attrr The chief difficulty about fe »' ?"?loenn,e".fl'T through a flying for titty dol­ lion given to the collection of ing mere substantial than t o amendment* to the leiewla- h this precious excerpt is that make it certain t h a t no silver tiv« and exerntive appropri-Saute the vacancy Ailed; he lars. Bit? Of course 1 bit. it is not true. It is not only claims, "SG* ation n n mi.v.i aires doesn't Want Greslmm and and bit hard. No sucker ev­ legislation would take p a i t * - > <bills which have ....... . a misstatement but the re­ a t the present session. I t jdy been n-ssefl b y the House he h.'* done „ „ 1* el b ^ t o er made such h o t haste t o verse is tin* fact. Northern NOTICE. h a s been repeatedly stated th-rewfll I * .. rd<1i.-«IHmr.g*j W t h e (, ; e«.PHn tt.. k. swallow a hook incased in manufacturers—eipciittlly of Hotel Property for Sale. here within t h e l a s t ten d a y s j made here on t h e first ofnext! eonrse, n vre m e (to...-red flanel. The rest of the textile fabrics—are selling nor Oa account of failing health July. Th6Hwk.ii! th. de-1bebimi the nominal.in. m of tavsclf and wife, I offer for sale t h a t President-elect Cleve 1 1 " f B , " w , , ' r motive*, jitang pietem* d t o l( awe town t,hei'ii plants and buying Sou ^ n m e n t e will work eight j my hotel proper!v in the town ol land had said he would call ! the next day, but it was on thern plants. They are get­ Boone, North Carolina, and will a h immediate e x t r a session hour* instead of ieven w h jthw i* probably a * plansu.le ly a blhnl. t i n g just, a s near t o the r a w •tell low for cash and make terms flay, an,) v. ill hav.' their anhave been n*o unit the buyer, and will take if the next Congress if t h e "Well, sir, the next night material as pmu ible. U-avr «b*mce wi» real or personal property in ex­ present faiitd t o t a k e some n nil I leave of absence w i i h U o w l . But *o m e ay other* Gaines steered me against Of course the "men who hay< change. Apply soon. pay h u t down t o fift een days. liHV ' bwfi .assigned, and ol the g o a t . I had a n idea t h a t action t h a t would s t o p the mingle knavery and folly in W. L. BR Y A N . such varying nature,that'all purchase o f silver by the gov The departments will cease can n o t b e .true; and n o t the initiatory rite was a hair their political platforms" are eminent, b u t now thai Con­ t o close on account of the knowing the t i n e from the raiser, but had no concep­ the men who helped to elect Notice. gress hns by votes in both death of ex-officiais, and ( on false, i het ourier-Journal pre­ tion of its true horror. I was Cleveland in 1884 and again F o r sale. 9 0 0 acrcsof land, House and Senate given no­ grass will .no longer pay t h e ushered into a dimly lighted in 1892. Col. Shepur'd never on Rich Mountain, Watauga tice of its failure t o t a k e such b g prices i t has payed in the fers n o t t o bother itself with hall a m o n g goblins, gtiosts heard of the gentlemen who County, o n which i s asbestos, action no one seems t o be past for funeral expenses of any of thmn. and chimeias lire. 1 was ti came down JrOm his part of Instead of t r y i n g ! o answer and fine land for sheep ranch. members who died. W hatev Sales private. L. U. Lowe A certain t h a t an early session the question a s t o the Presi-jed t o the back of a larg the Union, together with eniX. T . Furgevson, Ex trs . of will be called, and tlmre ap­ er may be said of these a- dent's motive in this case we g o a t t h a t bucked like » Y" issai Us from the East and Mrs. A. P . Calloway, deed. pears t o be a d o u b t in the mendments *hey are in the might ask another: Why is ' c a n mustang, a n d the trh dc i he West, and restored the Banner Eik, Nov. 1 5 ' 9 0 . minds of quite a number of line of democratic economy, it t h a t we a r e s o quick t o sus gang of goblins chase-1 i v : "political <--quaht " or equip democrats a s t o whether Mr. and for t h a t reason they will pec t,-"and J ready to seek', a Paganns oyer benches *B>d jbrium of the South by sad-NOT H E. Cleveland e v e r authorized probably be defea ted in the base foundation for every np boxes tor 11mIf an hour. ; iien ,11;,,,, yorth Carolina with a Parties putting papers in Senate. dHfi oloverffi,(TOO,000 w'lih tny hand for execution will those statements. parentlyLworthyghuman ac­ 1 was plunged into a h.og'•-- ! i f * If Mr. Harrison's influence The difficulty the P a n a m a please ad vanee the fees wi th head of ire-ova ter. Alter I had f hey m ade Sout h Carolina so tion? t h e papers a n d they will re­ he s t r o n g enough t o accom­ investigation coinmitte has On its face the nomination p a r t i u i l y r e c o v e r e d I w a s poor that the State Tr<*asu ceive prompt attention, other plish i t the legislation neees had in getting witnesses t o stripped, stood on a pedes­ rer never look the trouble wise they will lie returned sar.v t o the annexation of testify lias caused the suspi­ Judge ; Jackson is a good one, and dors credit t o tits Ures- tal and pa'nted like n zebra. hut H»e vault doAr when h. not executed for the want of Hawaii istoberushed through cion t o be general t h a t infillto dinner—with ove; fees. D. F. BATRD SHFF. ident. For one, th" Courier Suddenly the lights went out. W ( Congress. Mr. Harrison h a s ences a r e a t work tt) prevent Th? mystic brotherhood chan oilier Commonwealth urc4-c the tTilth being found o u t . Journal is willing to sec the UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLIN A. decided t o send a message t o ted a l o t of rot around me, ike rule of reconstruction i' The committee h a s now gone Judge go upon the supreme the g r a n t master mortcr e {UHtly as bad condition. Instruction is offered in four Congress recommending an­ t o New York t o see if any­ Bench; without;,t hrsshing R4 general courses of study, six nexation and suggesting the A n d yet, during the fou . round for some explanation mixer leading I hi stopheand t e r m s to be contained in t h 4 thing can be g o t o u t of t h e brief courses, e large number the grand master hodcairier years of Cleveland's first, a;: of liis appointment wbicn of special courses, and in law, legislation. T o m a n y this bankers who distribute the d o i n g t h e a n t i s t r o p e a c t . ministration, more miles medicine a n d engineering. appears t o be a s hasty a s money. L a t e r they will g o would be a j discredit t o ins Then 1 was informed t h a t J railway were ifrojeeted a T h e Faculty includes twenty was t h e action of Minister t o Indiana t o g e t ex-secreta- President. would be reqhiri-d t o standi constructed in North Carol •hers. DEjiimioini'o and tcni'IlClh. Scholarships «»'< | _ . , i • loan fund* are available for Steven* in eetubl.ehmgf n p r o r y Thompson's statement of IUS.MIC Ffom KXCCHB t-f *V rddet* Toy. without moving for que hour rm than in any ten years oneedy young then of talent tectomte, a n ! it is certainly what he did t o earn his sala­ Cor. St. Louis Globe Democrat., a s a t e s t of ray endurance. I its history, and, on the •and character. The next ses­ going t o be done with much ry of $24,000 a year; also Dr. N. A. Keys of Kansas was told t h a t 1 was circled ol his inauguration for a se sion begins Sept. 1. For cat­ less t o excuse i t . I t is assum what lie knew a b o u t other City and Miss K a t e Cameron about with spear points and ond terra, eighteen new tfx alogue with full information, jed to be necessary for this money spent. of Princeton, Ky.. aged res­ that t o move meant death in tile mills have been com pie* address President Y. insoon, government to endorse the pectively (52 a n d 5 1 years, large quantities delivered and ed in the State, along v«+; Chapel Hill, N. C. Queen Victoria's hand is action of Stevens, and that were married here last week. denly. Then the grand mas­ other industrial enterprisi not of fairy like proportions Thsy had never aeen each o- ter ladder holder command­ and in many, if not the mos • • being done wh.at occasion is TKS G«KAT PROORCrt? OP GL7C-TR1CITV there for hurrying annexa- by any means. 8he wears ther until they met here one ed silence and I proceeded t o ofthern, there are large They feMfcSK 'fion? It is well known that gloves of the size week jbefore tnai ridge and endure. I t was the longest vestments in Northern c«e for vlio Trfjvtiw*titc-T TT* so long as Hawaii is under are always black and always were drawn together by their hour I ever saw. I t seemed S«n\T»,Vw. tal. JFvaa*Jr, aCUD-*1'. theprotecti an t»fthe American shorter than the fashion of I 1 ). lielicf of sanctificatidn. In t o Stretch o u t through all But there—it is needless t OVAKJUK', I - )' n. Pi;r<1 f**» R.I the hour demands. She bearr.-.v.i r4 sasS t£i , U- \ ci>nu In st»tH| i *nl.br - r'4 flag no Europtmn govern­ gan at the beginning of her her €xcests o f joy o v e r the e eternity and l a p over a t t h e take up the wild RtatemenL "r how to ove ' • ' ' - ' f t h e - a . C a i l o r i d r e n s , ment will dare to interfere. vent the bride of three days!e(]ge. 1 stood there from mid­ of the New York Mail and F ~ii<sn ilJEBT F. «ur II SL-BT r SHELL gloves, , !I . ,...... There is a ^•— big nigger j reign . with one-button ,.i.. iblin ~ great . , . has -become a lunatic, pio night until 5 o'clock. I lieu press. \Yh4rr the rest of foR; concealed somewhere in this nufl haw aflvam-wl onl., I. ^ l i y physieiane. d a y l i g h t b e g a n t o c r e e p who are up with the in Hawaiian woo,) pile, and hi*! tour-button*emon. Miewear* ; to !,emmt awny irom through the window and 1 are getting up their linen h feet will bo eiposedif there be I only about two do*en pan* VtiaH ('an.'a'oo wa* a found that I was alone. The ivd the millennium, Col. Shopard c f r**. a •*' >!»'ir?^. • V^hiWt «l no undue haste in the mat-!a year and each pair costs mrr» .dlb I# ^U _ .> ' 'C • I# llsfl. •very estimable lady and well grand master morter mixer will he hammering away < j the royal wearer only os. Od. ym* »?>»'C «-ifW>M*f. *n JV0*r »•"*( t**(C•»fe<:r9* ry • ,v#, ®r ViT«"ftirw'f>awl#a4*nr\p.'< DM 7 » c Hft>f c and his gang of fiendish Pi- the "rebel brigadier. ' oft in this world s goods. - - a -fV«r A 11)11% I m W > f¥r%Uh yaa IA« •« ' i The talk of the republicansi 6&T"One dollar pays for the 77 utes had made a sneak; lonvrM.e ram CAB I-. «UirO« •*T»Utn $sdrPav your subscription. oh the floors of Congress and' Lemocmt one year, WASHINGTON PROFESSIONAL. Alto / S K -•.ri i u t : *• r1 '*** *- �-rrTie Watauga D am Djrati The«« fc»w lately been] j ^idum . S ..•'li'U, .liS v r;jiY\ .wets |plm-ed upon the market eev-! Nebri.sku is LA: \.co mil cheap'Yeprin s of an ob-jAL*. ( lev d as his S.-ci ». JB. ltonghcrty, Editor. flui&kri. ultu p. Mr K. C. llivers, Frtblisliev solete edit ion of 4k Webstttf\ \ ry of A, 1 fictionary." Thes> books! to. a <•< •• ?•' the moat promprh'PM is \ 'pl! supplies of us at reduce.! iXV* Riven Peb:23rd, iSy8. Marions iu\ 1 hursday Peb/28rd, 1SU8. |Riven various names, inent de n "H-rats in the State <«.. as V, have o ,,,, ) t„ for PAy DOWN, or seer­ "Wehstp r's Uiiabridgi of Nebraska, lie ha* been a s', me U •V"n." r!""le n,,d wi" "PPreciate tha. "The Great Webster') I) cLon prominent figuieiu the west IT is now very evident that of proii f. t"«'ll.you good, at a low rat^ »n;v," "Webster's Hi-; I bt on for number of yea; h. Good, the United States acquire the ary," "\\ebster's Kicy i > >c- Bound democrats Hawaiian Islands by consent ,Ju.-,M? "T rASn f°V "i: m"U w e , , u v - O 'eeefore we g e t r | die Dictionary," etc., etc. stol out of which a cab 1 popular "majority of due, d lates. Our stock is mil and complete in every li„& of j the Many announcement* co'n- si ii<! be selected. the inhabitants of thelsland nro |''''y "" "P''f''V11'1 i,! «'<•<•" wi'I take g,eat pleas-' nr , * . jceisiin^ them are misleading. '.be m gettmg the sum- for you. Remember we c.;<2 ?Wo know very l.ttte of thta|The Wp,„tw. ,r> TlOtH " NOTHING important to note! mg but good goods at ruck bed prices. We bate f country, it hau n mixed pop- (1? Bf)e|l A f() z u tho I M 'WMlWi this vyeek from the Legisla-1 more .,) those stylish (IressjiatternsatJXR) cts ,,er v Uliition. Lull! a receiifravolu j _f<)I.,y.rour VM( rt Clifford Blackmail lure. Business will now be ( all and examine tbein. t -v tion it was governed -bv a c a inK 1 nnlied through uniil tho ad- • P^stotl Boy's Eyosl^.ht ,!,l,P0 monarchy. Capt. Book'urI, uniil the fiavod—Perhaps His Uto We want a lot of corn for cash or goods. Also ,y„ Jk" oidontly run ocro* then* '"nlinJTh et.oto-jj«. and will hare ' all 1y 8arsn;j illsi—Elood Poi- a h a or,,Sl peaches and apples, eggs, bmer.featL , ,1 all other.kmds ot good country produce at highest „ , r , mTiri.779 whicir wrv«n~M ,* .th!nw?5ahratb A *"od f oned by O'uttker. K">,li"! |,nd' na"-v™win »*• ed the Sandwitoll'Isiandn. It! J,, «^tv^h ' r^tcfr.1 mother: prices I hanking our many friends and customers f,C: ' u ' w»ic»4 years in probable-that we \meri' "Additions yid Cm muuguration on the oic. ' - i It )< n him very—1 : ant iwith biood ' pr,')'1 f l on'^'e nn(J »Hking ;i continuance of the^'sam weak Marcb !lt W'a8bin»" can's know theaeJiainndB bet ,)U , i," T' " if" so Uiiic * t ... , . , i tne hooy is 1 lie Ha me < ! ton. • • I'r\£u"Xa^n"Um" fl for sev-^n weeks lio tor by then a me •.fSanrtw.trh waH p„bliHl:e.li« hen I'olk v WILL W. HOLSCLAW & BRi)" pOk-t; hi At Open Syf»8. than by the name of Hawaii, pi^iilent an,I duly bur . HESOLUTIONS favoring the took h II tv : Jurfctf tv li iirt'o the Eye llonolula istheeapital, these at the '* 'cmarjr rn Cha.L j stroet^but tlietr incoming of Line i 1H •, annex,, ion of Haw, ii wei I ),:®hlra the faintest shadow islands stretch out for'a dis­ The ... . Webster, current I passe I by the New York Sen j tance of 350 miles in the Pa^ -Vs ... WOMEN,Al'> :nv. Lmeoln*t<) Harrison, is th Hi f' ciflc, only e,gbt of them are popular copyrighted -una , 00f4C (ready to. M .-LA ' V -Wjj Unnto- pr.. • '' ) - 1 ion always of sJrth C f, •n • r H inhabited, which havea total bridged" which has just bee;, nfi lull nnme oi the popu[: S:l Sarsaparilla i '' '' ' -won't •rm'.tebruarjr area of b,G4(X square m,es superseded! by Wausrn's ibit Governor of Uanwa^ is oec... ul good It did my SOP." OCthe.pop.jlat.on about 45,- |INTEIINATI(WAL DKT.ON UV Utmine Demontaenesc Lew- Ai.nttc f\ i 2S88 Washington Rt , j Boston, Ma* •' a -di:t rhe ,rit08t beautiful suburb of Asheciot nooEu 1 >'w: "8w odvertisemea', 1 Tnnm" r° U Hoor •, of . bV'' . m: V"?- .IV('or,tly completed for its usent a i: aI1. t;ll.yn. Gracious! au ,.de, and are perf jet in uoLipos. .jo ->0,000 are Japanees; 13,000 other colnmn. on r.nd oppoaranue. ' ' -i:In ,1 ; ;3n ^ V' ' I?!'0 T'f from ftPrin£« on the wit!hot auii e !L;vt: .:' ' "' " ' "V water, and provided ^4:000A^!-icSTW • I, ''' E i.'g'Slnl ure has agreed Hdi','the t'apt? "r-u'r .aar® ('arofu,,.v guarded. Behave some very l,a rd and fun t893!—Bldtetin No ^8 cf! March OI" " ^ "" 4tfc bva.uji-" R,l to.^.eit-door exercise, a well eauinoed M" ,1(;orH' No ^peuse has l>e©n ny names. 1 he Queen who the North Carolina Experisjiaro fV'Tui-.k-- j• ' has just beer, overthrown is|ment Station already i , u d Bach pup-, ' i. h 'hjT perfect, CLEVEIjA P S CAUIhET. her pr Jt u>n< w;\hi f nV .' " "Jn! <f,ol.n^nc work> as a part of a dnugb erofold Kmg Knl- contains all analyses Mf ievtia, ,l,n 0 ,,f thorough "" 8t The best information ob- nnrt 'b ^ . bj #,V,01.ne Willi.e,tl 10 ,v '^ 'nn any everv def»arr m.-nt th- n IjM m '- ? at >rovi,|e f< nesH.'in uk.ma who died several years liters taken during t|e trhj i.lv 2'pT0 V " >r,1 ch w "rk " 'u^* conimitted to their care the adv- M , 'M l >rthose ri! L - ?''' "^ T^lll' ljibur i. ''3ti( null pleuHBnt, ami voU furnish, school, l ul a .-Kruf; ' <- run no 1 ii!!,f Iriinyblc iw that Mr. Cleve­ risk w, l, ago Her nnnreia Lydie Kn- j,.fa , 'f, both njit merely of a .hrisriau risk vrhaicver. We IJt von out complete so that 'tirtkachn Liliuokalam. I be r|lp , land hasselei d six members you can give the business u trial without expense «n reasonable ii* adV, or M 'cMo'W 7^.^ wh() »« noc to yourself, for those willing to do H little work . . . i uc valuation? uscb ,n tno ci • k " 'iJt furn,sh ^eutials as to inorAmerican s have bct*n and ofhiuc of his cabinet. Tlicy are as nl'l dav o'r'inr,thtlP,t <,nVr ""f1'6, V"11 cun "'"rk r! chara-ter. .« , . , can ulations are those which r h afvour _ ate still the leading business ..jii i._ ,,,i„,..„,i , ,follows i>osa , utilise them, ami add to your IncomeSB- P7rt?"T ' ' ' l y A K U f f e r e i 1 t b e Students. Hl our business t!,e at all. You win - the Islands,'and have in ' sbe '"io',tPfl i for r, " '"»»-! Secretary of State- Walter hvBh?ei °nwill us";4rtinterfere rapidity and case ' men of ~\ State-V at the v , v l i t . , . 'nprscMstai—and a r c , f o r a v a i i \ i< i r m1?*S1 !ir Uf 11 du'lar, dav out.'.R 3K»JU. »WUciB;,,,r» "I"' successfulday in and hud a preat deal to do ir, ,lhlB » «»e«l ir. , ;Q- <'rest,am, of Illinois. first hour. Any oue cm, froi.o the first M the buainess none bringing about the revolu­ ,Uitlll f r voorBTt ' V0U Ca"ir cl!le l "ntil too Which weT'Lr' ' -v '•''tpdol,n risked tilc tiei sre * Wot 5S r- Nl tion. Congress has madt a £"#- ThM:,,,0n trv tola business, r*.s itaaucn »• la so 1 W 2 < « » ? ' &s£2&i&w. "kotiM favorable report on the ad­ 7ou b > .v.. "ess"H. Write at once A CO., tor typevvriti^O'Ookklfiling, iad!SE' ,nuludin* "^""Krupby, A' thc 1, IIALIiKTT and see potash o cents per pound. yours.i. La mont, of N. V mission of the Islands. Hot bvo, Portluiul. Me. (Analyses for 18Tt of ; * M • >. DHI'ARTM fONT OFDOMKSTK) SCIENCF \ Secretary of the Interior— r i?c-u* Ua*t ., . samples will he 'S^icd c erv l r EW have u correct idea of G. i , , ^'ilson iS. Bissell, of N. Y. ,t . . , two weeks and v i.! t.e gen' f-n f the trials of a news oaner i .1 V Secretary o the Navy—Hi] < ne m a n . They know but little b..T' n ary A. Herbert, of Alabama. ' Go H' nylp'' to Klisy of the expenses attatcbcd to u'' i""i Attorney General— -Hoke | f K Dlct-'onacy ? I expcrier e and ability as teachers. A tlnimnlhi " i !'araca printing office, in t>«yi»K^jn PoStaMani 'u Dr.'iE Ik Smith, of i orgia 'ML F?r^T, 1L epa ratory Departmeut'has b,-«n hmiished for all such asar"nl material, house rent, wood, S. Bissell, of N. Y. Battle, Direr or, pie pared for t^e higher classes. not Raleigh, s-y-neniatinnaU blank paper, ink. postage, i he st'iiool year is divided into two terms- er»«f ir\ *•, -i ' his I, does not incli. N. C. and then the hard labor it t A r k# m v . term, or find , -v vvur. ivhich ba^iy fT .• %v the plac j af UoBt.inaster-G *1. boari. the schoci being practical!y free, having been i ,! L 1 t Family * M *' » takes to get up the paper, T.v oun humb'eopinion Mr era 1 and iecretL of *gvi^i IA by a (V, f,-leads ol female education. For furtkr £ > •" Mfiei, which takes two men hard at Cleveland could have found' Mil . is believed ti. .. »->w btaniiai'?! Authof work from year in to year true and trieddemocratswho select ) IIMB been made aH Ryy. THO.MAS LAWRENCE, Asherille, N. 0 out. This is all in addition j were able men, a -*A who w-re yet I •. eiiber of theseplu po. | :. • f vf>. / i to the editor's work. Could 'in line with him f", his Secref % \ E1TASLISN2D 189 & o\ir readers understand just tarv of St He, rati *r than to Bl TLE? AM) YE MOW FEVER. how hard it is for us to m^et havenppo itcd Judge V\"al W. w . rOODRDH & CO. these expenses (sonicof nhi°h ter. Q. Greslmm a man of One For .ie City Was a Scflflelent N - X-&K-QL ' * Puntalnnciit. have not yet been met) those very recent oemocratic ideas, 170 178 Gay KtiOXm LLPf Tfff^ who have never paid us and pudge Gresham is, no doubt, wo ;entlcinen were e ' * ] HARDWARE. "* \V^C^ y so far behind would surely in able and honest man nndlii f U|v n a street e ' a : in Tf ol^» W®r»® tutm MuVo !7hoea?&c'L® !cs* Hl help us now, and unless Wf lOw a Cleveland reform dem­ v "w Orleans remarking ae a n c o l l e c t w h a t i s d u e u s , w e o c r a t , a n d i.- j., a c c o r d :OLD BY ALL RV viaUEES. /TCRICULTYRAL W £ FT RNJ. bout 1 he condition of that T The IT ern.itioo >l tg * v.^ will be forced to embark i with the democrati party City whilr» under thc conti r»' froro • 4 .J cover to rove-fa-:. : i. Bro w.n"s D^St f Sh oS-i Plo^s3 (J^Sr^S a fttjd is the fcii-cr-., r ci >. . • mV other business. The people butwhatcanr.be th- policy Lawn Mow.t- o Cc?m X! ii .1 ^ &ts»aw Cu4% "Vtittoli. T-n y .r« .. . sg."v 'n i> , . • --,»'i'Gcn. Butler. Ffnatlv on f r Cr ad!a and Sr>atb», Qavbod Wi?^ <S> »dut,,ubO cjpeaaea heiore •" I'm: core <-*\ \ • '«• tbt • Mover c° ^ of Watauga owe us neA?1 -mi- 1 r,.»ni it in .noring „f the speakers remarkei* >. wn.3 prhi ire*. iy ,UACTO^S, SUPPLIES. CDftlT 9800.00, and those outside cl0,m# oi '•>« t.:e great ("Well, there is one thing v.ej Vo not ! • •? and »p*rat. • eiv, w •«etiw-.-x Send for /-? . • - v,- ,• of f he ecunty owe us about democratic host, and selectM attoc kl® !*? ??vove*a' £Lcfe5^ can say; Ifiere was no yellow j EWECLMEN PAGM *«.; Sc.: • V-I smith Tools, \YL . rnm«ra. BteoSi9300.00. Now tliis amount ing Judge Greshani to the 1 G. & 0. MIRIUAW few! here when Buller wes in ituiNorrv ;,ti, v. AM MUNITION, S-"" would put us on our feet and highest pos .ion in hii cabicfjij o siustflien a French, ParLrar'o C U ... v • — '" tve could enlarge the DEMO­ not mar, v., o we 1 standing near CRAT, anrl give it our full at­ and whoh rd heard (he 1 011Fishing Rods, Ac. NOTICE tention. The people of1 thislI THE U. S. Hennto has *IOI --- - ' R T" I AT — — • 1 >y 11(1 IW |( ofl, approache 'Gen SPE CIALTIES. The vs of the 'Mate recounty could sustain a good finned Mr. Hnrrir :rs tleii;.,a," said lie, ' do yor rt >e y: s and meas­ paper and make it an inter- nation of .Judge Jacksox -"ji/cif ve there is a Go VU' A • Qtbi' 8 cfrlhu',aDr^sa,^S8b^b3bTi,^ . beb f Him' (Nil I: ures t' a led, and I here­ Screen Doers'and Window Fri ££ T' ii 2* '<«. est to themselves and conn- the vaeathy on the Supwr e topished at such a :esti n, by n t t'(, he people tliat I SVSRYTHINC OH WHEELS. ' " , trv. but neglect and indi&er- Court Bench caused b.v the|thev answered in tj.» nffirma f!JM J n v 1 t do such woi k ence will soon cause them to -l-all, of Justice Lamar. It i«j, ve. AgHin said the French- Vou ', ,ii find mr in Boone at p^lTdks',Mmfffe,,C^rr^Vfnlnf V v * " « » tb- V >n - uf D. B. Doughbe without any paper, for it a surprise to the republicnrs Send for Catalogue and price?? * Carts*, -Gentlemen, do J. H. CooK, cannot be run without help. t h a t F r e s u e n t H a i i s o n »eiieve that G< d is .t?" j I Keeper. f*Uly ^^ic!t your paircmage.t0 .hjrm^ We r,^t. We inuRt collect at once, ei­ would appoint .tudgt Jack- (< Of course we ri ." 'Well"! ther by persuasion or legal K "" V f"l,T0,l)p Beneb.jrepiied tbe Fran nman, "gen-; w. V. WOODRUF F & CO. process. "hen it ia known -hat ;i . tle„,e„. do , b-Heva that voy -G 'A H T Judge is a btates ri^ht deni- L }UBt God n mid send Hen - J & 1 J Street, KflOXVI LLE, TK«3 ,TM OF THC EX -GOVERNOR J. M . . h a i r s , ocrat. I lieont-goug an I in Butler and=tlie yellow fever P ! CELT HATED » of Nebraska, who created coining presidents have both V £ JACKSON , at the frame time. such a sensation two years taken the country by sur­ f M ®•HOil LT IT TNt » f l ' » l E S E A R E I I A R D T M E S years ago, by refusing to al­ prise in the appointments of SO* g ™ X 1 Jr.ckaoR Cci fotCp. low Governor Boyd to take Judges Jackson t.ud Gresh­ The "Galveston NVws ' re UG, E ^ ERY-ONE should save all they °an and YOU " JACKSOK, MIOM. possession of the office, is be­ am. marks that the average eigh should begin bv buving vour -rh/> T>r«fp no! ing sheltered by a poor sol j teen-yea r-old boy kas-amucb tc> iv««r ctlfT >V itHPR h Uresident c the :greater variety of informa- j SEWINti MACHINES OF ME. dier in the suburbs of Lin­ ZT&a™ • and ( nited 8tat a is inaugurated tion than inefi aged three Thoy p.rj ; , i ... mt x-f t!ie ina'n who runs.the wagon itim sells for $50 or fan « mio.LUB SUiO Isjr coln. He is penniless,1BOK U f L m needles JI lor • m . ^ pI'TsicI-.o", einlorv-d I; M wi , Kb' ! V i *11 as good for $25r Machine .. . 11 that "will fit anv Hof, vou HU irn nrl lie is Usually sworn in with a score and ten had 100 years «... * <ivp»i jfkaUers, ami rro -s c-'Cne, at 2;> c.1m per doz., sent out by mail. I hare a good stork House voted down tie urge, nav Bibie, which is af- ago, and men with saiaries i lm?lomlc<nrcT#rya .<> :ia iing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 7 5 cts to $1.50 . ' BMthMwora Ih -m. Ling i> a misdemean P rw i I ! out itiAS (jt) cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 2o cts uer :ilpm of $1200 a year can secure! SmaFOBCTBCUIAR ,, ork women and mi jdozen, went by mail. Netting for seins, and seins of anv leiiPtk of his family I mo, udviiitagsg and luxur-1 E. B. OSBORN, Southern Apont. jCimplete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent bv mail "'- lop mills over e an- ! in 1885 to] t I ./k-ilrl 1.000 oath thai could 1 / \A ft i ee RICHARDSON BLOCK, ^ Do not fantolwrite for oi ices. Respectfully, lis mothei s '.I'H rlf (i he expediture Camvaifcrs Wanted. CHHTTAH006A, TEN^ S. P. WML mii lions ?v 147 2'1, 91. KS(>X ViLLE, 7 fc.VN. ; ' |r AROLINA | — �MMMi » MM ' The Meanest Man Yet. ;--UE&INa TheWataugaDemocrat *»•«• »,,u,n«,in« d?w" The following: by Bill Nye ^ squarely upon the head of ST£ I the man with the silk ti)<\ may be rather pinching t o A ®4j\f some, but there is a deal »«SKTSr»|»t completely cover,,! him, •devoted ty, State and Nation. Published sm a thing his newly ironed | more truth than poetry conevery Thursday at bonne, Wa­ hat and splashing into his tained therein: 3 m tauga County, N. C. lieck with the force of a douche "A man may use a wai t on . 1 ZX3 *W—O——«—Mn«JM»OrW« from the nozzle of a fire en­ the back of his neck for a col- j ! Certainty, of Punishment. gine, almost dashing him to lar button, ride in the back o Wilmington Messenger. the earth. The other man coach to save the interest on ',-; V ; 53 The best and surest way to got a pretty good share of it; hisjmoney until theconduotor put a quietus upon crime in and as he wiped the?wet snow gets around, stop his watch North Carolina is to make out of his ears turned to his at night to save wear and conviction a certainty. Ras­ u nf()r t u n a to c<>m pa nion: tear, leave his i's and t's with O f(1 cals and villains will take the "There's your confounded out a dot or cross to save a risk 8<> long as they feel that old fashioned winter—I hope ink, pasture his mother's F.SAUTION they have a pretty good you've had enough of it!" grave to save corn—but a :.irv chance to escape in case of man of this sort is a gentle­ "1 ain't saying a word, old T <n«hlBn Shop, *Y>s, stmt any detection. When the halter man," sadly remarked the man and a scholar compared .-.u Rr/i u»od. frv he tlte fittib is just ahead and the hang­ other, trying to sh ake his de­ with the fellow that takes a .a 9 ted. ' ONO®. man stands ready, there are moralized hat into some sort periodical two or three years & Sun?'" co„ hundreds of bad men who will of presentable shape. "The and when he ishinked to pay t, Doston. consider the inevitable and drinks ars on me." And they for it, puts it back in the of­ turn away with a sigh of re­ went into the nearest joint. fice and has if marked 'refus­ Ul!11!«!«i:iir;ii ill' gret from the perpetrations roj.v ed." V* V T of the robbery or the milr% V! H An editor gives this advice Chicago Herald—The city at' b .v 27* 7.^ h" -1? '"-4 del*. \\ e believe in the eye to the merchants of his town: ,2 -n R* for an eye doctrine of .leho v\icv.: y$ • \ of Avignon, France, lias in- s»;iiiifli|iiill5i5;sin^i • y.t't) "Don't advertise. Buy a vah as laid down in the one rubber stamp and use it. It l^rited almost 500,000Trunc8 p / 1 ? f „ . . . . , . . SSlAA • {. .. o. law book of Heaven* Weinke will make your letter heads '••• i". * mn.n """"'d Marcelin, I- * *»• j? « , O 0 i t L:>. t»S no sentimentality "in ours." and wrappera look ax though j "'1H(' ''ve(' ; : tdie place as Let the red-handed murderer you had all the trade you ;8 for decades. In pre I oie the death. wanted. Ay it i n, if you wish P" r'"K I he body lor l h, gra • e o-V, £ :L We believe that Ihe liang- to boom your town, first the bonds and money were ing nith a quick shift is 1>< t- ntarve the newspaper man found in bis clothes. The V: ' ter far for the punishment of out or compel him to dress "beggar" allowed his sister murder and rape than im­ so that the rents and ravels to starve to lenth. "Ppfyy ifjl • , » *4 M prisonment for life. What of his coat and trousers will Nellie Grant's worthlooqHusbeild will net a man give for his play a tune to tlie gentle Dead. life, is the question propoun­ touch of the northern breeze, P:. \ rNew York, Feb. 7—A cable ded in the Holy Scriptures of and when he is seen p)era ml HI Inspiration. If a maipisdev- luting around neighboring dispatch to the World from 2 1 •' • '.'-'••O Arm. g» P.- t' o London says: Algernon Sar 5 tl*u s.i*.J. .• -./13 il enough to commit murder towns in quest of support, it, — Rr.i 14- S' 4*1 . <i'j»lrue5;An*t .'<)MMWnu , he is too much of a devil to will at once be recognized toris, who m arri ed Nellie ^ Hi a w S<--jhs*..:U.r.lO.luu. is llteo. Grunt, died Friday at Capri, 2 HftSft" live amongTpeople who are that lie hales from a thor­ •« Ham T> e%f.» j I's»»'k not of his sort. Hang all ough, wide awake business Italy. He had not lived with 2 **aa— '• iAcvSllfJ Q'l^UU* a PH>1® tt:- r<J .. his wife for some years. r» Aiauta tury Mi«iislK*{<i tti® World. ^ men who wantonly and wick­ point." edly and deliberately .slay :: Tt-'S 5?9VAL fr# jsetete of ;? | exc-sSiibti®, cart y-se t?ai their fellow men. MorgantonjHera Id—The la 2 bvy ii€> NOTICE. 2 We'know that in the North dies of North Carolina made By virtue of nn execution issu­ | mm§. S. ®>, Bsskfsrd. !U. 1 n different opinion prevails. a most noble fight for a ed from the Superior Court of W e k n o w t h a t n m o n g t h e North Carolina building at Caldwell county. I will sell f on­ more ignorant classes in the the Chicago Exposition. Fail rush at 1 lie court house h.'-r in South banging is not favor- ing in this laudable intent, Boone on the <>t h day of March. 1803, it being the first Momm y CURE ed. We know that some of j they are still quietly at work in said month, J. C. Jones' inter­ the Southern men of the law to make a creditable display est in 104 acres of land lying on rather favor die abolition of in ihe women's department the west prong of Beavtrdam w cnek, in Beaverdam township. the death penalty or its very of the Exposition. We are Watauga countv, adjoining the C!3 RECEiPT OF BO CEKT8 infrequent Application. But informed that through theef- lands of Thos. Farthing's heirs. WE WILL P«1 AIL A BOX OF i t i s a ' d e t e r r e n t a b o v e a l l forts of Mrs. Robert R. Cot­ Calvin Moody and others, levied on by me to satisfy Ji\n sum of other modes of punishment ton, a beautiful cabinet has #r»0prin. with interest on sar:; when it is made certain of ex­ been secured, built of woods from 19th any of Nov. 1880, un­ ecution. of the Roanoak Island.- On til paid, and costs ot suit amoun­ TK£ OMLY !KFA>J.I9U CURS K03 Strengthen the hands of fhis enbinrt Miss Cheshire has ting to $104.17. in suit wherein M. A. Jones i* plff and and J. < the law. Make the courts deftly carved thebeaudful le- .1 jnes deft. This Jan. 21. 188? Tetter, Gvo?.a(I Ite^, Itching Plies, Biag D. F. BAIKD, BHFF. moreefficient. Let the solic-: gend of Virginia Dare, the Woin MS all Ucaiaf, SHn Diseases. itors be more energetic in the first white woman born on Administrator's Notice. If hB*ij TSTTE^p If waWcr* not how long It haft prosecution of icoundrels. i American soil. The ladies Mlstort, rKTTSnuS will s> oartAlnly euro Having qualified as the p« JminLet the jury system, if it shall inav be depended onto make pu os yea ass It istTutor of • not be abolished, which we ihis part of the display a all personsItoby A. Thomas d< • es­ Har»L?s<2, Painless asd Fragrant indebted "to sai.l believe it ought to be, at least credit to the State, tate are requested to make imir y.Jp : i":y if yjitrv-n db««t5»A®4 ti<iV(';bi !>.# iu jh-S*fMr*n<o->S-» diate payment, and all person.- flaatSK-M . %;'<!» (o«lAvt4 Uof Otnrcli, CI>ttbe changed so as to get rid <m Rsk*fa, ajMI > rAtotisii ot n»J3. holding accounts against soul ,*• of that, supreme absurdity, Obliterated Inscriptions on Coins. tote are notified to present, then v— 1T. SHUPTRIKE 4 mo. compelling ^twelve men t oPV duly authenticated within 1. think alike on aTmatter of '° nn inquiry as months or this noiiee will ! SAVANNAH, ?:A. file and death. Why not a fo h >w totally obliterated in plead in bar of tlieir recovery . majority? Why not moke i°ns <>n coins can be Jan. 23rd, 1893. W. N. THOMAS, Adm. eight or nine enough to con- m®dp legible, a collector sug gests the adoption of the Viet orjacquit ? practice of the English mint ATfpmpj 'Lf -w f fi j for the discovery of genuine A s ! L i t 1 Rilnindod Him of Ills Bojhtdd. coins when silver is called in. New Yotk Herald. in The coin is placed on red hot Two gentlemen stood front of a Broadway store! iron, and ordinary poker beWe wish to call attentionto out­ <1 focussing the weather. A ing often used for the pur­ line of second-hand January thaw was in pro­ pose. The parts where the Euggies, Carts, wagons, gress, the walks were slippery letters of the in« ripiion l,u.i H a c k ^ E and the atmosphere was existed oxidate a t a different C -T rate from the surrounding They are almost good as new, P raw. and persons wishing to buy can ENDORSED BY "Give me the good old fash parts, so that the letters exsecure bargains by calling on us. PROF A. L. rsEiz, p . H. O, ionel winter of my boyhood," Libit their shape and become We have a big lot of NEW of Mcdlettl Dcp^rhnrat TnHna Cnl»«rslty observed the man with a silk legible in consequence of the of LoolaiiinA, tfbo, after A owefnl It. a pnrt Oreani Tartar VowOer, tile. "1 like snow and pleti- film of oxide which covers BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTL pronoanrat cUearfully rsoommojuic io which be HARNESS Ac pttblit. n of ft. None of your mis- them having a different thick on hand, which will be sold on S ernble open winters, with ness, and, therefore, refiect- I reasonable terras. If we have not "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" | their mud and d u s t and iMj£ a different color from g(,t what you want, we will PURE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. ^ Yen Wsat H. Ask Groco? Fer It, that of the adjacent parts. rain. tnke pleasure in getting any thing for you in our line. We buy GULF K . OO., N,'"ir"'*' " Well" remarked the other, Pi t t?b Ji rg Dixpa tch direct from manufacturers and "you ought to be satisfied Ag-c 05), Motlior of 28 Children. can, therefore, give you ver\ with what we've had this winter. There has been e- DANVILLE, III., Feb.8.—Mrs. doe* prices. We have a full line of new Hal ijougli snow to please almost -'crusha black, aged (.){.), died tn« WOfr. OurInfroducronv imequa'rd, end fiirilitietftf* U, ®*2|wriornelowill ImdrHKX at Oak wood tod \v. She was Tiess—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ anybody, 1 should think." ojv e*ch a" us At f*krOnly inmake locality, to ftbove All you heve to write once raniho«p whb doof turr In "We can't get too much to the mother of 28 children, erything in the harness line. Can • the chanCt. show cur good** to return is to please me. Let it snow, I nineteen are still living. beat the world on prices. •nd lima, thia you The b». '(ahow. fhaofaroundand of the lala fJnnlnar am.l! artvfr(l,ctnont Her husband w a h Samuel soy—" V&T We will take in exchange, Tna following oat gives tho nppearano. of It reduced t, Black, a gallant soldier in hoises, mules, and also good bee At that moinp.it n dull. the war oi* 1812. Seven of rHi <•£) Awl •« flftlelh parf of orry If willal.o clirnv -ou heo you a (rvotid. so»-s fought in the war cattle.L^1T us a call, , Give aonpe, thelar-ro." Is oaar lotits•athulk.Wenti,lonai, fromdouble tine telaCRA IG cF UK aao make from lienor write at day Wo p., c^iwe?, l.»rff.|, the ,t,H,wfth. ihu!.. e here one of G/^AacL, aataaperlenre !|{i:| to*, t'O,,« once NH1>, I'allKTI-ANI), iJdolW* rMd'caa, H HALI.ETT k Boa O Lenoir .V. C. <•* OVERMAN'S FS A C iMBi/ETE EGIFSO OXYGEN!RHE OF LIFE." 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It - lining Chair cars and Tour 1st Si '"pors fren of extra charge. 1 will .11 >e1 parties at any railr ad stati >n with through tickets and ba cgago chocks. For full i lform.'.: ion, maps ana ! • 'crip iv pamphlets of tho Wst writ e to or call on B. A. N.:WLAHD, Praveling ihissenger Agt.. 19 Ihitton Ave., \sheville, N. 0. J. OHARLTON. G. P. A Chicago, 111. "SI tr -T frfi n '. tr f •' «y, stvi LLIIY t -t I £A" «, pi > w <t »» vnr is a c' yYa er»d v? line, htg^t-jrade ChF l * < cjj Ir. «R3*cSfr« and orlg, * w —— O KQBtg i Inal uvckae ** j»*cksd In harulsoma counter digjusy of «x pounds each (ellk.tr I'xft)-, -3 <-r*y s*rd in packages, at a Ka&ottiibin *">4 ismtk k-wer price to tlrJ convirtm e?iypackage tea on the sr.arkot of a«y rser.'t rnatever ana affords thr, :s? lev a f«ir profit; Is a thor­ oughly rsik<blfc, ftrrt.-ci«ss article, absoI utely purs, always Use sanaa ; free from 4BST DEALERS will lir.d the Fiv# and i en Cent packaged the cheapest and most salable package tea on the market and consumeis pro­ nounce It "tho best and most economical.'" ICin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy to sell and has proved a big success wherever Introduced. We are extremely anxious to have all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ quest that you Include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house) or order direct of us, we will see that you are supplied. For further Information address TheKIN -GOTEACO.""^ r&j Oy-Y': V ' -L*» c* C«ef y j* > i? • <8^.. !§ '-' V a) u h » ni p- ;C " ^ ;- griy' "ilhAiC*. vm & J. v.; I B ri 5 % « M :5 -r r 514 • 8 * % j 4 s 1< !-i V it « ig K % _ a • —li , m v^ii ' it '• pSara&i gjg fmnl tUmp tsr r«-<rtr«..) I IIII — r i v .«•; ma. RPmtw, or t'lCnn vrho rtrefttbtdUP *•>!? rm. tako ^"».HJ U S T T I S K *. I' If p < .xai o M&'uria, In44c.'.ttju, - i.V ' ...•ac.-<4 wud C^a«piA*ul*. ra-'rv-*?.- xssmx&Mo&fy ® fa itei W> & »i d r t§ 1 M i & FA M Mii Yryfa'/' wM-'wwi, a«4I >U Fsft ei:» tmcteJM tMdieUt ire Ff-it, fife* w. t. Pa5»«i BT.< w* CAS Hmrt . I* Uwm < reiot* from SWIRD VSODTL, EFEWLF?^ SR wi'FC U-— 4cm. Ws saiTl»w. tf titnuUt »r wari, Rwi «( •kltfK*. C'Af <9# *•» till Mtaat U A Pamaliwi, "JSww %• (nufm rstMU,' %*«•%*> or sctnU «i!rsl<* Is yvatf&^U, o r * ts—a, a»»l ftre«, AACnr**, C.A..-.KOW4CQ. r»i«t ».«» �SUBSCRIPTION KATES —On last Tuesday evening, Patterson, Wednesday mor­ Mr. Hall is a wealthy and CO CO COO V OC To THte W A'TAU(I A Ot'MOC RAT ''Luckey Joe'' WiIsom, 1 a t e of, n ing Vo hunt for Hie horse. A highly respected democrat 8 M1U A IrfC1' d*L>. the S t a t e prison a t Raleigh, i man riding a clay-bank horse who d o n ' t need the office, 4**. sj^akvt It ' 20pyl year $1.00 passed through town on his' stopped a t McCall's stables while there a r e plenty Of hun­ " G months way t o Zionville, where his at the foot of the mountain; gry horses, who pulled t h e " 8 months .(). J , fn m ily I id w i es ides. ) t see m s a b o u t u idnight Tues. night, ( leveland-Carr plow through ADVERTISING RATES. t h a t he still holds his "luck" t o teed. Wednesday irtdrrtVhg the valleys a n d over tile i inch 1 week•f a s he exhibited a considera­ the side g a t e a t 1 he toll g a t e heights, a t their own expense", 1 " 1 month l5 1 '< 3 " 00 ble amount of chsh t h a t we was found broken down. and neighed s o loud t h a t t he 1 " G " 00 a r e informed he drew a s a political echoes resounded $ wish to call the attention " 1 yea^ .00 Federal pension while in oris­ IN MEM0R1AM. throughout t h e Nation. Give :olumn 1 week 9.00 of the trade to the fact that " 1 month 13 .50 on. On the evening of the 1 0 t h them the fodder. I am now offering Home rare « 3 " 25.00 ANONYMOUS. — We, a s administrators of inst. the pearly gates of hea­ " 6 " 87 ,50 bargains in noots, s h o e s , 1 year 50 00 B. L. Holselaw, deed, will sell ven swung open wideon their hats, ready-made clothing, To Repeal their Charter. on March the 6 t h , 1893, all golden hinges of love and the prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ RALEIGH, N. C., Feb. 1 5 . Ritered a t t h e P d s t office a t notes and accounts due said spirit of little Louie Francis, ware, such as plows, hoes, B >one, N. C., a s seeond-cffiss estate a t the cohrt house infant son of Mrs. Cora and The populists in the Legisla­ shovels, spades, tracechaine: nail m a t t e r . d o o r . So all who owe Mr. R, L. Councill, of Boone, ture were absolutely astound and, in fact, anything you Hie estate had better come was ushered into t h e beauti­ ed t o day when the democrat need in this line. ^ LOCAL NEWS. and settle their accounts and ful City. While the angels are ic members arose a s with one R(~ ===== n o t he exposed t o the public, rejoicing over the itew flower man and passed a bill in the o 1 —Send on the news. a s the children need it. Don't t h a t has bloomed in the con­ House t o repeal the charter servatory of theeternal King* of the S t a t e Faimer's Alliance —Uucle Jes, Kay is very ill. fail t o attend t o this. F . M, & W. W. H OLSCLAW. the parents are almost heart­ granted four yeafs ago. The —Mrs. J o e Hardin is still 0broken over the loss of one bill t o repeal w a s agreed upon confined t o her room. —Cnpt. Lovill has g o t the 1 keep constantly on hand a of Hie most promising buds by t h e democratic caficits, —Grover Cleveland wears Boone and Blowing Rock the writer has ever known. and will pass the Senate to­ full supply of grocer- . Turnpike bill through both a No. 7% h a t . morrow, every democrat s u p ^ c o n s i s t i n g in -par^o^SdFor ten rnon t h s his sweet pres Houses of the Legislature. g a r , Coffee, Rice, etc., —Boone Moore tells us t h a t He 1ms also introduced a bill ence had gladdened t h e i r porting it. which will be sold as cheap as he lost a fine mare last Sat­ t o sell Hie S t a t e ' s interest in hearts and home, and theloss The oill is entitled " a h net they can be bought in t h e urday. He was offered $125 the Watauga and Caldwell is keenly and bitterly felt by for the relief of .the stockhol­ ders of t h e S t a t e Alliance t h e fond parents. Long, long for her last fall. mountains. Turn pike. The object is t o will they remeffiber the tiny business agency." "Whereas ; T cannot, i r t h i s small apace —An other snow storm last have t h e S t a t e ' s interest sold bird ling t h a t has flown, Far, large su'its of money and oi tell you of half t h e bargains Tuesday night and Wednes­ and apply the proceeds t o far, beybnd the stars, on gol­ ther property have accuinula | f a i n prepared t o offer, b u t day—hard wind but not very the building of the Boone ' i n v i t e y o u , one a n d ; all, t o d e n p i n i o n s s o p u r e a n d ted under the charter of 1889; cold. and Blowing Rock road. come a n d see. Thirty-six in­ j bright. Why grieve for the and, whereas, all the stock­ —Hard times these a r e for little one t h a t the Lord lov­ holders a r e believed t o be Tills IS NO HUM ches t o the yard a n d * i : teen —Aiirft Fannie Morris iH ounces t o the pound h a s ev­ not improving a s f a s t a s her a newspaper man, but we're ed too well t o let remain in personally liable for all deBUG TO DRAW er been mv m o t t o , a n d £ many friends h o p e d she still battling on trying t o this sad world, where every faulcs and debts of the corpo hope t o receive^n the future, TRADE I would. give o u r patrons a readable step of the pilgrimage is ration but have no voice in what I Have s o much enjoy­ -Opaper, und*r veiy trying cir­ fraught with temptations, ith control o r management, ed in t h e past, t h e liberal p a t — W. B. Councill. J r . , star­ ronage of the public. ted t o New York on Tuesday cumstances. The worst and losses, crosses and difficulties. under the terms of its charMost Respect inJly. morning. He will attend tne main d r a r - h a c k we are labor Mourn not then for t h e little ter;Therefoie, toJenable the inauguration on his return ing under is the fact t h a t hun one who has lauehed his hark stockholders t o obtain a set­ -oY'alle Crucis, May 10, '92. dreds of dollars of our hard for fairer climes. He will know tlement of the affairs of the home. earnings a r e scattered over no sorrow there, shed no bit­ corporation and^have their 1 rom now until the first d a y —Robert Munday who has many S t a b s in the hands of ter tears of disappointment, money returned to'them it is of AprilJ will Bellamy stock d b e e n confined for Several unthankful patrons, who, in mm for sickness and death never enacted t h a t l the Attorney weeks with dropsy of the spite of o u r entreaties, st ill General, upon the request of S C L O T H I N G enter there. heart, is reported better for fail t o remit. We now pro­ Sweet,'mot her,[do ^o't grieve any stockholder, of the Al­ the last few dH\*s. —AND— pose t o turn a new leaf, and WITHOUT for y o u r darling, eer long you liance fund shall institute —For sale: 1 0 0 bushels of if your paper fails t o reach will clasp him, where all is suit in the name of the s t a t e good wheat, 1 0 0 bushels of you on time, you may next friendship, peace and love. for t h e purpose of having a O V E R C O A T S good rye, and 3 0 0 bushels of look for your account to be A "He took the cup of life to sip receiver appointed t o windnp At 10 per cent above good corn, for cash. Call a t placed in the hands of an of­ And bitter 'twas to drain, its affairs and t o distribute once. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. ficer for collection. He meekly took it from hislips t o individuals their portion And went to sleep again." of the fund contributed by —Mrs. Lucretia Wilson, one COST! FRIEND. Found—the reason for the great them a s members of any coun of Watauga's most aged and popularity oi Hood's Sarsaparil-oty o r subordinate Alliance respected ladles, now residing la—simply is this: Hood's CURE. From Banner Elk. now defunct. There is a b o u t If you don't think I mean it a t Cook's Gay. has been very Be sure to get HOOD'S. WE Editor Domocrt: $50,000 of the fund, n o t a come and look through toy bear death's d o o r for some InyouV pa per of tlielflinst., cent, of vvhich2ca.il be^ secured time. PRESIDENT Harrison has HAYE;the best selected and I Ree t h a t " H . W. W." is puff by those who contributed it, STOCK largest stock of good&Jlevei —Mr Nathan Gorton, of received during his term of ing •). G. Hall, of Hickory for and it is openly charged t h a t brought to this place and o ur town, is suffering from office for salary and allow­ Collector, and in the same ances, the sum of $376,800. paper, I read a popular quo­ it is a b o u t t o he jused in the It wont cost you one cent if perhaps the best seleetioiV/n tin a t t a c k of typhoid fever, you dont purchase. interest of the people's party, the county. hut it is thought t o be in a tation from Hon.Z. B.Vance, the president of the Alliance, I have a large stock and Hood's Cures mild form, and we hope he Viz: " T h e horse t h a t pulls In saying that Hood's Sarsnasbvelk'as its [see ret a ry ami want to get rid of it before will soon he u p again. pa ri 11a cures, its proprieto rs ina ke the plow must have the fod­ b u si n ess age n fc, bei ng ex11 e me spring. —The sal® a t R. A. Thom­ no idle or extravagant claim. der." members of t h a t party. A Statements from thousands of Now I venture the asser­ receiver will be asked for im­ as, deed, way largely attend­ reliable people of what Hood's M R . MARTIN ed, and with t h a t skilled aiic Sarsaparilla, has dohe for them, tion, t h a t there is not. a town mediately. Most of the fund ly returned from His CALL AND LOOK! tioneer, Col. J . W. M. Gr>iy- conclusively prove the fact— ship in a n y county"of the dis WAS contributed by persons North, where b<} spent HOOD'S Sarsaparilla CURBS. trict, t h a t h a s n ' t a horse not now Alliancemen. son, the articles t h a t were a week buying GC'Oi -o who has pulled t h e political sold brought t o p prices. A bill] was i nt rod need today I would "all your attention and WH have a l m o s t A Bud Horse Thief. plow deeper into democratic anything needed in t o rechai tea* t h e Alliance, —We a r e so rry t o learn Lenoir Topic. soil, than J . G. Hall. If he which must be entirely reor­ to the big cut in prices in my THIS t h a t Mr. A. T . Hill, of Hicko­ Wednesday morniWg Sher­ has ever made a political ganized and operated?>olclr other lit es. county, at prices that ry, who h a s been "a long suf­ iff McCall received a telegram speech I would like t o see the defy compe­ in the farmer's interest, au­ ferer from consumption, di­ from J o h n Green, a t . lowing s t u m p t h a t he stopd on. If f tition. thorizing £jt. to Conduct ed a t the Jefferson Inn on las Rock, asking him t o look h ; ever spent a ddfler for po­ mercantile o r manufacturing Friday. He leaves a wile and o u t for « small clay-bank litical purposes I'd be glad t o SPECIALITIES, business, operate warehouse infant child. horse t h a t had been stolen see t h e record of t h e hookkee and stock yards, and t o man Ilatc. —Topic: Messrs J a m e s and from him the night before. per who p ' s t e d t h e account. ufncture^fertilizers. No indi­ Shoes, George Bryan, of Roone, Soon after a son of W. D. Mark you, I d o n ' t s a y t h a t vidual dnembers t o he liable Clothing, stopped in Lenoir a d a y o r Powelll, who lives a b o u t three he h a s not done both, btftl'd miles north of Patterson, on like t o see t h e s t u m p and for a ny obligu'tinfrcontracted Ladies trimmed so Inst week, on their way t o by officers. a n d untriinmed h a t s , Marion. They went across the the turnpike, came t o Lenoir read the record. on the hunt of a horse thief, country, Mr. J a m e s Bryan Ribbons, Mr. Hallhadspent thedays NOTICE. Flowers, having bought a fine pair of saying t h a t asinnllclaybank of his manhood in studying blacks from Ilenkel, Craig & horse had been left in hid fa­ how t o buy cabbage a t five By virtue of an execution issu Plumes, ther's barn-yard and t h a t a cents a head and sell them a t cd from the Superior Court of Co. Notions, Cald co will el r good four year old bay gel­ six—just think of the politi­ cash w e l l the u n t y , Ihouse s tol f oin at court r . Heavy — Mr. R. R. Clark, of States ding was missing. About a n d /ancy groceries, cal strain t h a t must have Boone on the Gth day of March., ville, h a s bought one-half in­ t h a t time Mr. S. M. Whitener 1893, being first Monday been on t h a t man's brain I in saiditmonth, theC. Jones' inter­ J. terest in the Statesville Land living a b o u t six miles east of and yet my friend " H . W. YV." est in 104 acres of land lying on c mark, a n d will hereafter a c t Lenoir, on t h e Taylorsville thinks t h a t his business trai­ the west prong of Beavrrdain a s assistant editor of t h a t road, came Up and said t h a t ning fits him for the office. creek, in BeaVerdam township, TO se U3 before you buy. Watauga county, adjoining the paper of papers, in North he had captured a y o u n g b a y In my judgement any good lands of Thos. Far tiling's heirs, We a re in a posi­ Carolina. It. would he next horse, saddled and bridled, democrat who can fill o u t Calvin Moody and others, levied t o foolishness for us t o hope t h a t was grazing on his tion to save government blanks is quali­ on by me to satisfy the suin of you money. for on improvement in the wheat, early t h a t morning $50prin. with interest same fied for the office. from 19th clay of Nov. 1889, un­ pa per u IJ d e r h i s m a n n gem en t, before leaving for Lenoir. Very Respectfully, I admit t h a t Mr. Hall can til paid, and costs of suitamoun­ a s we deem i t good enough, Powell went home with him see further m t o a cake of bee's ting to $104.17, in suit wherei a H. C. MARTIN* C . and we only hope the Land­ and came back in the after­ M. A. Jones is plff and and J. C. wax than a n y other man in Blowing Reck June 30, 92 mark will continue t o enjoy, noon with his horse. No the district, but there a r e Janefl creft. This Jan. 21, 1883. RESPECTFULLY, W. . D. F. BATRJ), SHFF. what i t so,'richly deserves, t he trace of the thief could he plenty of others who can see W . LBRYAN, 19 Torn *j£CX A.C31KJS. hearty support of its numer­ found. Sqads of men went urjroa XL: worn <mt, ?•*]:/ rood aw mtffe a blank line on a brandy li­ lii*. It L* gaatmi dnbil.lr. Try rzrOve/Jodar pays for the ous friends 9UO WN'H J HO it hlYTXrjM, down the Yadkin River from cense As eienrK a ° he. nwlll qui* you, ule.-iiw your iWoot, ^ DemtfcfAt one year. PQOQ3QOOQOOO n yrrxl -• < SAY! I MEANBUSINESS. C. D. TAYLOR. otra COMI � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 23 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0223_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: Feburary 23, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-02-23 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/d69074e0043dff09dda0354fe02914a5.pdf 39e11169f5ae8f0fa7e00dd5ad3e8b72 PDF Text Text I Yt)L o - PAOWSSIQNAL l>OOXE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C„ TllUliSDAY, WASHINGTON MARCH, 2, NO. 24. LETTER. hundred seats in the s t a n d A HISTORIC 1>UEL. of Jean Louis, who is now a t zette suggested t h a t t h e which faces the reviewing Llppencott'e, lacking, penetrates deeply. S t a t e employ its most com­ F:om our Regular Co ospoadont. W. 15. UOUNCILL, JII. T o give a n idea of what a Giacomo's face became livid, petent citizen a t a yearly sal­ stand from which Mr. ( leye"ATTORNEY AT LA AT. A specimen of disgruntled re land will review the inaugu­ brave man can d o if he un­ his sword drops from his ary of and all necessary ext ral parade, which promises derstands fencing thorough­ hand, and he falls heavily t o pep sea in traveling t o differ­ Boone, N. C. publican statesmanship is ly and hut ke^ps cool and the turf, He is dead. now being given the country t o he the largest over seen. ent points t o search records collected in danger, we will re Jean Louis is already in po etc.; have the work printed The treaty annexing Ha­ by the administration in the VV. B. COUNCILL, M. I). manner in which i t is dally­ waii, sent t o the Senate Inst late a historic duel. So ex­ sition. He wiped his reeking and sold by the State, and Boone, N. C. ing with the critical finan­ week, lias been favorably re­ traordinary is t h a t combat blade; then, with the point require ell the public eohooh Resident Physician. Office ported. Tr is prnb >l>!e, but t h a t it would be held a r o of his sword on the ground, t o use i t a s a text book a n d o n King Street n o r t h of Post cial situation. Instead of ta­ king some decided step to­ not certain that it will be rat­ mance had it not been wit­ he calmly awaits the next in the place of some of t h e Office. wards relief, Mr. Harrison ified a t thissession. The un­ nessed by a whole army. The m a n : readers now used. 8 a y t h a t and Secretary Foster a re si in certainty arises from t he be­ hero is Jean Lewis, one of the The best fencer of First reg­ it would require three years E . F . LOVILL ply doing nothing, being per­ lief of some of. the Senators great masters of t h e begin­ iment has just been carried for the work, and the salary ATTORNEY AT T.AW, on both sides t h a t it should ning of this century, hud the away a corpss, but the day and expenses were three thou Boone N. ( . fectly satisfied if they can duel happened o t Madrid in is n o t yet over Fourteen ad­ sand a year; and t h e only stave off the crisis until they be left for the next session. Not a single vote was east 1813. He was themaster-at versaries are there, impatient other cost would be in pub­ have turned the government HU. L. C. REEVES over t o the democrats, think against the confirmation of a r m s of the Thirty-second t o measure swords with the lishing and selling, which PHYSICIAN AND SURGT:ON ing thus t o escape responsi­ the nomination of Judge regiment of French infantry. conqueror, burned t o avenge would depend upon size of C f c r a t Residence. bility for a n y trouble t h a t Jackson t o t h e Supreme The First regiment com p i s the master they had deemed volume a n d numbers. A s a Boone. N ('. further incentive t o good may f ben come. T h i s m v o r s e Court. It is understood t h a t ed eii'irely of Italians, form­ invincible. ed part of * be same brigade. Jean Louis had hardly two work t h e a u t h o r might be than cowardly; it iseriminal. 'emoeratie Sena t o t s were a s Regimental esprit de corps minute's rest. He is ready. A given a percent upon all t h e ' !>. LOWE, The people in this-country sured the vacancy made by and rivalries of nationality new adversary s t a n d s before histories sold. Could the f i r e not idiots; they will know his promotion would not be }fV n \ • f!\M c a u s e (1 constant qu arrels, him. * A sinister click of the S t a t e possibly lose if some iwj ill LuW where to place the responsi­ filled by Mr. Harrison. Senator Vorhoe* is strong­ when swords were often whip swords a r e heard, a lunge, a such plan were acted upon? bility should the inaction of ANDped out or bullctse.Ychanged. parry, a rispost and then a Two facts in connection with this administration result in ly in favor of the amendment SOTARY PCHLI(\ After a small battle had oc­ cry 7 , a sigh, and all is over. the matter o r patent, t o wit: anything like n financial pan t o the Sundry Civil Appropri BANNER'S E L K . N. C. ation bill, authorizing the curred in the streets of Mad- A second body is before Jean need a good history, .and t o io. which heaven forbid. lid, in which o v e r 2 0 0 French Louis. get. it the S t a t e must d o the President - elect Cleveland Sec. of the Treasury t o issue and Italian soldiers had ta­ per-cent five year bonds, up A third adversary advanc­ financial hacking. has not pleased all the demo­ 1 ken part, the Mficers of t h e es. They want Jean Louis Greatest Living Wonder. c r a t s in Congress by some of to .550.000,000, whenever in two regiments, in council of t o lest, " I am not tired," he the selections he has made Ids judgment it maybe desir­ AllORSEY A1 LA W, One of tlie most remarkable able t o d o so, for t he purpose war assembled, decided t o answers, with a smile. M ARION, N. P for his cabinet offjeers—no give su-'h breaches of order boys in the world was in Tex The signal is given. The President ever did. o r ever of adding t o the gold reserve. -io)He thinks t h a t thenuthority a great blow nnd'to re-estab­ Italian is a s tall a s the one a r k a n a , Texas, a few d a y s will please all his party in Will prnotir* in the courts o- making up a cabinet.—but if will never need t o b* excvis­ lish discipline. They decreed who lies there covered by a ago. He went from there t o Wntnupm. Ashe. Mitchell, McDow­ ed, because the mere fact, t h a t h a t 1 he master-at-arms of military cloak. He h a s close­ Pine Bluff, Ark. He is a ne­ ell and ah other counties in 1lte the dissatisfaction is n n v the two regiments should ly watched Jean Louis' play, gro, only 5 years old, who western iistrict I®" Special ntl^n greater than it haw been in it exists will give stability tion given to the collection of 1 lie dominant party when ev and inspire confidence throu­ ink"* u p the quarrel and fight and thinks he has guessed never attended school a n d it o u t . claims. the secret of his victories. He was never t a u g h t even t h e prv cabinet for twenty years ghout the world in our finan Imagine a whole a r m y in multiplies his feints a n d tricks alphabet, yet he can read a n d past has been announced ces. The Senator s a y s there battle a r r a y 011 one of the speak all the languages now NOTTCE. your correspondent has faff­ is no connrction between this large plains t h a t surround and then, all a t once, bound­ ed like a tiger 011 his prey, in use and all of the dead ifotr! Property tor Snie. ed t o locate it all. It mtist amendment and tlie silver question, n o t * it l a u d i n g the Madrid. In the center a large he gives his opponent a ter­ tongues with the exception of OH account of failing health be remembered in consider­ t-f mvself and wife, 1 offer for a 1* ing this m a t t e r t h a t Cleve­ 'ffort s made by som* t o inskc r i ! V. is left open for i he eua- rible thrust in the lower line. Greek and Hebrew. The boy my hotc 1 proper! v in the town ot it ! bus appear. VSe amend T'sfr-tffs, 1 he spot isra.ecd But Jean Lewis' sword h a s was born a t Farrnersville, Boone. North Carolina, and will land has introduced some ment, alresdy a d o p t e d l i v } diove t he p l a i n s o ihat. n o t parried and is now deep with Union parish La., Bee. 22. acll low for cash and make terms thing entirely new in potities 1887; now measures 3 feet the Senate, W i l l , i t is b e l i e v e d , the spectators of this in his opponent's breast. o suit the buyer, atid will take by announcing t h e members get through t he House unless j G'agic scene—gah.v dressed of real o- person a 1 propert y in exWhat rued wetorelateany 3 inches in height and weighs of bis cabinet a s fast a s thev chanre. Ai»plv soon. 1* i R * H < '''' : f > l s ' 1 1 ' i I U ^ P a T 1 * more? Ten new adversaries 3 3 pounds, l i e is a full blood W L. BRYAN. a r e determined upon, thus tlie <q'posit ion td.iail ''occlud lards excited a s never a bull followed him. and the 1 0 fell negro, very black, h u t h a s «. giving the opposition change t o rsik it t o death. The Senate voted down the fight excited them—will miss before Jean Louis amid t h e Grecian nose, with black t o appear mneligreater t h a n Hons* PiDMidinent t o Hi* ou« plmne of tlie contest. I t A'of i r e . excited yells and r o a r s of a n sparkling eyes and a head re­ F o r SPV. 0 0 0 acres of land, it is. h\ reason of its beimr Sundry Civil Appropriation is before 10,000 men t h a t army. At the request of the markably well shaped a n d o p Rich Mountain. W a t a u g a presented t o the public in sec bill prohibiting the payment the honor of an a r m y is a b o u t Thirty-soond regiment's co­ developed. He first began Cnnutv. on which is asbestos, tions. a s it were. The ohjec t o be avenged in the blood of lonel, who thought thelesson t o read the Bible a b o u t eigh­ a nd fipe lnnd forsbeepranch f ion t o JudgeGreshain which of expense# incurred for war* 3 0 bra ve men. sufficient, Jean Louis after teen months ago, a n d when Sales private. L. D. Lowe fc a t first appeared t o he very rants, a r r e s t s o r prosecutions The drum is heard. Two much pressing consented t o asked how lie WAR able t o d o under the l a w s i e l a t i n g t o t h e T. T . F w r n w o n , E x ' t r s . mrmidable, is growing less Mrs. A. P . Paffowav. deed election of Members of Con­ men. naked t o the waist s t o p the combat, and he HO . stilted t h a t he was con­ Banner Elk, Nov. 1 ?• ' 0 0 . and less, now t h a t its nu gress. This n u t t e r will come step in the ring. The first is phnok frauds nith the twoj trolled by a wpirit. His f a t h thors have taken time t o up again when the bill gets tall a n d strong. His black survivors, applauded by ten ; cr, a n ignorant country dar­ think of the justice of giving KOI UK. eyes roll disdainfully Upon thousand men. key, became alarmed, think­ Parties putting papers in the many thousand indepen­ in conference, but it is n o t be the gaping crowd; he is Gia From t h a t day fights ceas ing his son was "possess*! of mv band for exeention will dent votes t h a t were east for lieved t h a t t h e democrats will be inclined t o fight very cortio Ferrari, the Celebrated ed between French and Ital­ t h e devil," and deserted him. p l e a s e a d v a n c e t h e fees w i t h Mr. Cleveland's represntat ion The boy's grandmother then t h e papers and they will re­ stubbornly for the r e s t o r a ­ Italian. The second, tall al­ ian soldiers. took charge of him, and ceive pro nint attention, o t h e r in the cabinet. There is n o tion of the amendment, be­ s o handsome, and with mus­ This wonderful and gigan­ wise they will bo returned opposition t o Carlisle for See. cause the.v believe t o a man cles like steel, s t a n d s modest­ tic combat might be held a thinking t o turn his peculiar not executed for the want of of the Treasury; Hissed, a s t h a t the whole system of fed­ ly awaiting the word of com­ fable were not all the facts a- powers t o pecuniary profit, fees. D. F. BATRD SHFF. P o s t Master General. Morton eral supervision of ejections mand: his name is Jean Lou­ bovesHited still found in the began t o exhibit him, charg­ a s See. of Agriculture, o r Lnwill be wiped out by the next is. The seconds t a k e their 1 archives of the ministry of i n g an admission iVe t o t h e UNIVERSITY OF N0RTII CAROLIN A. mont. a s Sec. of War, and t h e places on cither side of their war. ncgrocr, oil the plantations, Instruction is offered in four little opposition t h a t h a s t 'ongress. principles. A deathlike si­ rhc poor negroes, however, oeneral courses of study, six been expressed t o H o k e There will he no pension re A Stato History. lence ensued. in their superstition, f o w !uform a t thissession. The on brief courses, a large number Warren ton Gtzette. "On guard!" ded the boy war " a witch," of special courses, and in law, Smith for Sec. of t h e Interior ly result of the pension dis­ We a r e much in need of a medicine a n d engineering. has mostly come from Wes­ cussion was some bad lan­ The two masters cross their and consequently gave him a The Faculty includes twenty tern men who think a West­ swords. Giacomo Ferrari iun first class history of North wide berth and the venture teachers. Scholarships and ern man would have been bet guage and a n a t t e m p t t o ex­ g *s repeatedly a t Jean Louis Carolina, but the trouble has ended in disappointment and loan funds a r e available for ter than a Georgian for t h a t change blows by two mem­ been arid is, perhaps, there needy young men of talent position. And not a single bers on the floor of the b u t in vain. His every thrm t a i e but few men who can failure. A d a y o r two a g o is met by a parry. He makes A. H. V/hi ted, a former rail­ a n d character. The next ses­ House. word has been uttered by up his mind tobidehischnnce. properly write history; and road conductor, secured the sion begins Sept. 1 . For c a t ­ a n d curessea and i m i Ida a m o u g Lione few in o u r own hoy, signing a contract for alogue with full information, anybody against the fitness News and Observer: The opponent's blndo. Jean Lou b t n t e probably all ot them two years with his relatives address President Winston, of the' gentlemen named for Election of Roach a s United i a v , ' U > " f r n then- d a . I y and will travel a n d exhibit Chapel Hill, N. C. these positions, and after ell 1 S t a t e s Senator from North is, culm and watchful, lends is not t h a t the principle ob­ himself t o the play, w h e n, b r e ' " 1 1 , h e H ", B a t " f t 4 l e " ' a him throughout thecountryc Dakota gives the democrats going first, t o Tennessee, Mis­ THE GREAT PROAfc . ; -s *r PLECTRtClfT. ject aimed a t by every Presi­ 4 1 Senators. The Governor quicker t h a n li K htnin K , t h e <'«S and heme have n e t the sissippi a n J Alabama, a n d u r i . EJivjittXiiCj'd dent in selecting a cabinet.? Italian jumps aside with a tune for such work. o pre­ Ut&ti & willisfe If Mr. Cleveland will fill the of Wyoming will appoint a load yell and makes a terri- pnre the material and write t hence tothe Northern States. f»»r t ;.fTr(sw».-l of iRAa*--)*. He will also t a k e him t o the democrat for that S t a t e , fi®r vsw^V c* »r t rri-*K a-. 1 fcH w 6 re n i n i n 11g v a c11 n ci es w i t h which will make the number hie lunge at, Jean L o u i s - a 8 U c h a h l 8 t o r ? 1 , 8 8 h ° u ' d b e World's Fair, which point he Stmrsiiv* Witrtrwa, fl'SB WCA^AWTItaiift 1. i»U CV-"« Florentine trick, often s u e written would doubtless re- expects t o make in July o r arrncyeE BtAfApa fc* book oc old wheel horses of democra­ (f iSJ ill *r,4 tfckf".JKnil Alt cy your correspondent pre­ 45, and leave the republicans eessful. But with extraordi- <l u ' l v H e V e r u l >«>"'* t , m e - u m l August next. The boy was £.Sj»?vet,hc»«. Oil f; *d4rfc«,to rtl.ccfc.il, or how and populists ci mbined with seen by a number of the citi­ nary rapidity Jonn Louis h a s t e l i u v e but few nmoiijj us zens of Texarkana, all of . h)S. ALBERT F. SHELL I C9., dicts t h a t the cobinet a s a only 4 3 , even if the republi­ hhu-M, UtU +t&rr. tmt. whole will he cordially ap­ parried and risposts q u i c k l y n ' " > i n c pecuniarily able t o whom were greatly astonish cans get two from Washingproved of by ninety-five per­ ' l i v f i ! " u l w o l k 0 1 1 8 " c h a l o n « ed a t his strange power. T ^ e tor. and Montana. This is ia t h e shoulder. " I t is nothing ,'' cries Gia- ^''eilit. Judge 1 hirk could d o hoy goes by the euphonious cent of the democratic p a r t y . thefirst timesince Buchanan's Vice-President elect Steven­ coini), " u tneie scratch," a n d | u o l ' k admirably, but it, is name of Benjamin Franklin t«r K«i•t'.'-vt. A ay • U 'ruiirt administration when thedem Coleman. His health is good EDNEra •, desirable .*• tm»*i i'A>'l*t W. J*««• h Ik. — t:k.t rASl «l :»« son will be in Washington ocrats ha v.? had ooth Houses tlmv again full 011 g u a r d . Al-L h ;' r i J , : v I"'" 1 "; 1 '' 1 ' fkK jar *f~ — »a • ' .1 , • u -4 • 4-1 t h a t he should resign Ins prcs un'd his body peifectl^ form v, .,.r> mi'kwr. wllr.it .-w «v* A^ j .... «*. "ji«»rA», this week t o remain until af­ of Congress and the Presiden most directly he is hit in t h e | ^ office ed. In his speech t h t r e is > T*K lh« •»- ter the Inauguration. tr.,n.nt .!Vr»w»U a fr*t. *** W —»»».. i« r B<t!« E J M.r. m. *—.b j<» f ARE. 1*0 A«r.. F#J f breast, This time the sword j Some years a g o the Ga­ slight stammer.— Ex.Ijifim - - rue. TBUG A Co.. 1IW.K1A. sui* One man paid $o00 for one cy a t the same time, ^ �SUBSCRIPTION HATE B iliis noble work Let the meui THE CABINET COMPLETE. $75 Reward. To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT ory ol ohr bead herobs be pet L ALEWOOD, N. J., Feb.22— petunted. Cleveland announced t h i s 44^ 1 copy1 year .isMBU o $1.00 — We failed heretofore t o i o v e n ' n £ t h a t he had eoniplet S T O P T H E M U R D E R E R ! " 0 months 50 " 3 months 8 5 note the fact t h a t Watauga e < 1 l l '.s Cabin t by the seleei owe a lot t)f money ami tor file next thirty dflya you ADVERTISING RATES. H , r { "i!" ' f,T ".ri-eat nn.I hne two new post offices both • o n of Rk-linrd O l n e y,,of B o s !i'Pj 1 y °f P»'rrnuk Mouck, ivhoimir- ean buy gooite ahfdl eheap for CASH. Now is the timd f „ i4. , i inch 1 wo'-h $ .75 on Cove Creek. "YVrger" is t o n , i o i A t t o r n e y - G e n e r a l .dered Allen S c o t t in A s n e c m n t y , t o secure some rare bargains in spring- goods. 0 1 1 Christmas eve, 1 8 9 2 , 1 a 1 month 1 . 7 5 the rut her odd nain* of the a n d Hiilar.v A. H e r b e r t , o f i I ha ve the largest lot of fine a n t conrsg shoes of anyi '' 3 " 8.00 the one a t Dougherty's store Alabama, for Secretary o-l $ 7 5 aevcH+y-fivB di.Tnr# in r a s h . !>»d.v—men's i ? nd women's. Also a lot of clothing a t low 1 " 6 " ;.. 5 . 0 0 I) IS S c R I P T I 0 N S ra.es. A,ens,and boy s Hats dirt cheap. Ladies' finodress I k< 1 year 7.00 while thecne a t 3 . W. Haves', t h e N a v y . T h e murderer is a b o a t 2 2 y e a r s good,; low. ijtuiies uutiimincd huts low down. \ l | kinds 1 column 1 week 0.00 flaunts under the more T h e c o m p l e t e C a b i n e t i s a s old: five feet ten inches or six feet or OUMr h n i d w n r c cheap I keep nil repairs f o r t h e Farinw* s h c l UCIILJY 1 " liriont.li 1 8 . 5 0 comely name of'Silver#tone.' f o l l o w s : t n ' l : weighs from *150 t o 1 7 5 lbs: Jerks F rriend p h u v . 1 " 8 " 25.00 " r i e n d pi V." W a l t e r Q . G r e s h a m , of Illi slick face, fair complexion, blue ' —Dev. \V. (1. Jones, of Bos­ You will find u g o o d l i n e of g r o c e r i e s o n h a n d , s u g a r eyes, d a r k h a i r , l o n g Roman nose n o i s , S e c . of S t a t e . coffee, s o d a , w h i t e fish, e t c . , e t c . E v e r y b o d y c o m e a n d g e t ton, Mass., J . T . McNeil, of J o h n G . C a r l i s l e , of K e n ­ a n d large e a r s . Any officer o r g o o d s while t h e y a r e c h e a p . " person a r r e s t i n g a n d delivering Craftori, Texas, and Hiram Entered a t t h e Postofficeat Bragg, of Garfield, Washing­ t u c k y , S e c . of t h e T r e a s u r y . t lie a b o v e named t o t h e c o u n t y u 'NO GOODS SOLD ON TIME."m Boone. N. C., a s second-class D a n i e l S . Ln.fi)out, of New prison of Ashe fcouniy will g e t tlfe I MLl.sf a g o . u r e q u e s t e v e r y b o b y w h o a r e d u e m e t o ton, were kind enough to a b o v e reward. Feb. 2 7 1 8 9 8 . mail m a t t e r . Y o r k , Sec. of W a r . c o m e a n d p a y t i i e i r a c c o u n t s a n d Stive cost. [ w a n t y o u r send in their dues to the DEM A NDREW H OWELL. n - a d e a n d will d o y o u r i g h t e v e r y t i m e , a n d will h i g h l y a p ­ H i l l a r y A. H e r b e r t , of Ala­ OURAT. All our friends in the TX)OAL KEW8. p r e c i a t e t h e s a m e . I will j u s t s a y h e r e , t h a t f w a n t a i l t h e b a m a , S e c . of N a v y . West and elsewhere should r o o t s unci uerb.s t h e r e i s m t h e m o u n t a i n s t h i s s e a s o n . S o NOTICE. H o k e S m i t h , of G e o r g i a , remember me. ' —The legislature adjourns d o likewise and help us out. S e c . of t h e I n t e r i o r . S t a t e of North Carol nib, WaYours Anxious to PJen&e. next S a t u r d a y . —Dev. I)r. Cordon died a t J . S t e r l i n g M o r t o n , of Ne* t a u g a county. I n t h e Superior Oxford on the 22nd ult. of b r a s k a . He *, of A g r i c u l t u r e , c o u r t WILL W. HOLSCLAW; —Mr Nathan Morton is F . VI. a n d \V. W. Holsclaw Adlockjaw, the result of inju­ t h o u g h t t o be improving. u i l l i a m S . .Bisscll, of New ministrntoi R o n t h e e-d-t'ite of H ring a foot with a nail. He Y o r k , P o s t m a s t e r G e n e r a l . L. Holsclaw, deceased, a g a i n s t —Commissioner'scourt will f l a t t i e 10., Bird it E . Hilly V. a m i was one of the brightest s t a r s R i c h a r d O l n e y , of M a s s a U e n a M . Holsclaw. be in sesssion next Monday. in the galaxy of Me+hodist c l i u s e t t s , A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l . FOR YOUNG WOMEN,T h e defendants, Hilly V. a n d —Mr. L. D. Lowe, of Ban­ ministers in NorMi Carolina, W i"!TT T h e s e l e c t i o n of H i l l a r y A. Lena M. Holsclaw, a b o v e named, vTnnmrj ii0.j ner Elk, is over doing some und his death will be a s a H e r b e r t f o r . t h e N a v y h a s will t a k e n t t i c e t h a t a n a c t i o n surveying for W. L . Bryan, dark |>alt over the hearts of been s e t t l e d f o r s e v e r a l d a y s , entitled a s a b o v e , h a s been com­ b ill Open its Second 7 ermh ehi unvy 1st. J SOS. menced in the Superior court, uf Esq. the many who knew and lov­ b u t M r . O l n e y ' s n a m e h a d Vv'atauga c o u n t y t o sell real es­ 9 .'"'.'p."® ia 1,10 ",ost beautiful suburb of Ashe. - M r . ,J. P . Council!, of Vi ed him. n o t b e e n n e n t i o n e d in c o n ­ t a t e s i t u a t e d in Cove Oeektovvn- viit!' i said ty, s ts to las killed a pig last week, a t - Mr. Andrew Howell, of n e c t i o n w i t h t h e C a b i n e t , a n d s h . p dn b t s ofcto u nsaidfor aL.s eHols­ k A o f t e pay e he B. 9 months old t h a t weighed Riverside, was in our office h i s s e l e c t i o n i s a s u r p r i s e t o claw, dyc'd., a n d t h e said defend­ aukcold'l^hlU"8'!,eated h y l,ot water' an<1 PmvidBd 321% pounds. this week for the purpose of e v e r y b o d y , p a r t i c u l a r l y t o a n t s wil further t a k e notice t h a t they a r e required t o a p p e a r a t si I 1 .,. '" a i h I " " ' ' ' ' ' b i t " of t h e pupils a r p carefully g u a r d e d of— R o b e r t M u n d a y ; w h o h a s , -publishing a reward lie is . . . f r i e n d s of G e o r g e A . J e n k s , „ the office of t h e Clerk of t h i s c o u r t • • i. .11 . .nu|,.c s p a c e given l o r out-door exercise, a Well eauinned 1 1 " " 6 " 1 year 87.50 50 00 VT N„ expense 1.3" K H i l l a r y A . H e r b e r t h a s a t his office in Roeue, o n t h e 0 t h g.vinnuecum will he fitted upwitl been i n C o n g r e s s f o r m a n y d a y of April, 1 8 9 3 , a n d answer spared to umkethe s, svem,,, and snni .a,,- anangXnts perlect .a . [in pi v. i : i h a v e her s n a r e 111 I h e d o m e s t i c work, u s a n n r t of w y e a r s , a n d h a s a c t e d a s chair­ o r d e m u r t o t h e complaint in t h i s . h< i practical r training action, o r 1 hp , r f „ h .| t W will ' • J i ) ' ' ' t t ' J f for life, and whilst aiming atthorom „ -ess'lti . ,h m a n o f t h e N a v a l C o m m i t t e e lily to t h e co u r t for t h e relief do i conmiilvh't '."t'l"" ' plv t o the court will Kt|r i v e to provide'to r t h o s e the »'•" s t -ive t o provide for those mando.l ' heir care he advantages, not merely ofn christian said complaint. T h i of t h e H o u s e . H e i s t h o r o u g h QiandcJ in said complaint, This ...i, ' '7 • " ' s c h o o l , b u t Ufl hrwtiair h o m e . Nolpupil will b e received who is noi l.v a c q u a i n t e d w i t h t h e w o r k March 1 s t , 1 8 9 3 , a ' or lv!'°furnish credentials as to morJo;* B. TODD, ( & 0. al clmra.'te'. that has been done toward Four Sopemte < uursosofStwlyArr. Offered the Studeutt brutal murders uf which we p l a c i n g t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s A miaUtratorV Sotice. • -I n a n o t h e r c o l u m n will b e have heard, and we hope t o N a v y u p o n a p i o p e r f o o t i n g , 1 . -THE NORMAL (.KJCRSB, for t h e thorough t w i n i n g found a n account of a serious know t h a t this doubly guilty a n d h i s k n o w l e d g e of t h e p r e * Haviiig qualified a s t h e admin­ of teacher.I under anit.ruct.ors from the best Normal schools "cutting scrape" a t Blowing villain will meet with speedy o u t c o n d i t i o n o i v e s s e l # u n d e r i s t r a t o r of Upby A. I'lioaiasdecd 2. S10 . 1 N A R Y O R C O L L E G I A T E C O U R S E , i n c l u d i n g all per.«:ms iiuh-bte-l t o said esc o u s t I ' t i c t i o a , a m J w h i c h n a v e t a t e a r e r( , qu<\sted t o m a k e iuime .all ien, and modern languages, science, music, drawin" etc Rock, which we ask you to justice b e e n p l a n n e d , m a k e s h i m a li ) t 1 p a y m e n t , a n d all persoira read right now. !i. (M)MMERf IAL BOURSE, including stenography. i —topic: L a s t Friday a m o s t d e s i r a b l e m a n f o r t h e boldiivg ncconufa r c a i n s t snfd csl bvpcwritn i pewriting, bookkeeping, etc. . ^ —Mr . H. I., Lonm-ill is n ! j.y o u n g fellow en me into tin- h e a d o f t h e d e p a r t m e n t . H P LHe :ii"i R'Jifled to pri'sent them 5. DERARTMENT OF,DOMES r !TC SCIENUE (>x\ duly a u t h e n t c a t e d vvitlan 1 2 Blowing Rock, putting the. 7 o p j y. ( , r a .. n a n , j K l ( 1 ) t f .,j t o s e l e c t i o n i s i i U u p r a c t i c a l l y a d u l y a u t h e n t ii c a t e d within 12 title c o o k i u g - t h e stndy^of tl.e product ion ami .nuLfeclarcofload }>: o m p t i o n . m o n t h s o r t h i s notice will be finishing t o u i - h m o n P a r m e r j g e t n " s o n g - b n l l n t " o f s i x v<-r u"'1 - f ffar.ueur, M r . R i c h a r d O l n e y i s o n e of < I lead i n b a r pf t h e i r recovery. n d i l i i i w ^ e l " ! ^ n 11 d E d n i r o t r n ' s h n n d s o i n e e i g h t linen t o n ' . - m p t h e l e a d i n g p r a c t i l i o n e i s of J n h 2 3 r d , T893. I he tuaciiers at: the lien I of this departmoiit nre from the tannin new store building. Wk N THOM AS. A d m . printed for a nickel." t h e .tiass:ichuscftjB bar*. H e . rot- ScUonl, Brookl,u v N Y„ nn.l the nihcc f l . o m Z Z Z d X - -And still they come. Wyo­ f-.U-ur, . i , e o n i i t r y . «• i ». v i with reference t o c h r i s t i a n c h a r a c I t h a s b e e n s a i d t h a t if e v ­ h a s n o t t c l d «u,v p o l i t i c a l p o A thoroughly ortraui^B ? ; t e x o e n e n c e n m i abi.tt.v HS teaehera. ming sends a democrat totlie e r y a t o m t h a t g o e s t o m a k e silKUi o r iic.ii p r o i n i m a t in political matters, b u t is • '• l M l '• 'i® 1 iient has bath furnished for nil such a s a r e n o t Senate in the person of A. C.jup this vast universe were a k n o w n u s o n e of i h e l e a d i n g •mr prep a r e a for the, big tic:* UI MKS'CS. .w A h a i i I Beck with. Thisgivesa good diamond, the soul of man la w y e r s a n I s u b s t a n t i a l e i t i iivi i>rms: cost to pupil $50 per nu r • M 'U ',Y srs - iW, covers the expense o! t h e working majority in the Sen­ would n o t be satisfied, and s e n s of B o s t o n . boerth . iie s hooi Umg praet icatly fiw, having been provided f o r H i s s e l e c t i o n g i v e r- New ate. the above convinces us t h a t i'.yi lew In ends ql lemnic ediie.it ion. For further particulars' apE n g l a n d a r e p r e c n t a t i v e in —The Whitson brothers it is true. W hy, Bro., did you t h e C a b i n e t , a n d t h a t of H e r ­ REV. THOMAS LAWRENCE, Ashirille, N. C who were t o have been hang­ want t h s whole world f o r b e r t g i v e s t h e S o u t h t i m e printing that "song-ballut"? p o s i t i o n s ed in Bnkersville o n t h e 24th b e e n c o n s i d e r e d i m p r o v i n g , b r i n g " f o r t h e a r r e s t of F r a n I i s n o w r e p o r t e d a s b e i n g H o u c k , w h o m u r d e r e d Allen S c o t t o n t b e n i g h t of t h e 24-th worse again, o i l a s t Dec. M r . H o w e l l g a v e —Mrs. J o h n R. H o d g e s , us all the particulars of the ( a u n t N i n a ) of M i d d l e C a n e , killing, and we deem it one is visiting her daughter, Mrs. of the most high-handed and W. G. Todd, in . ioone. \ u l t . still have a respite, a s May be, though, a nickel don' t Gov. Carr has postponed the look as big to yon as it does t o n s . Tell the young man time of execution 3 0 days. t o step this way. —Had you noticed W. G. Todd's beaming face and elas To G t at the Facts tic step of late? Another of Regarding H o o d ' s Sarsaparilln, God's jewels—a wee baby a s k t h e people who t a k e t h e med­ girl—has invaded his home icine, o r read t h e testimonials of and there taken u p her a- ten published in t h i s pa-)er. T h e y will certainly convince y o u t h a t bode. H o o d ' s SarsaparilTa possessesun —Will \V. Holsclaw, h a s a n advertisement in this issue tWit interests you. Read it and derive benefit therefrom. He h oidles good g o ids; his prices are reason ble, and he will give you value received e v e r y time, —J. R. Green, Esq., o f Bea­ ver Dams, g a v e u s a c a l l this week, and informed us t h a t Lemuel Green, w i t h S e v e r a l others, lefi Monday morning for the West, where they w i l l make their f u t u r e home. AT ; ilT\ 41 o, V'U ' ' Oen jine Olivr: Bro tvn's [ In orcUr t o make room fdr ter s, Lawn t. r Ci adle and L' z our large ami completestcck C O N T ' R A C T rn.,.. i Mr. David Iff. Jordan offidniest'jn; N. Y. A -UF- JHH Colorless, Emaciated, Helpless T HE l u m b e r t r a d e i s b e c o m r Cutlerv, Mufe o hoes, ooa ; ACR1CU i .T UES M H o o d ' s Pills eure constipation b y restoring t h e peristolic a c t i o n of t h e a l i m e n t a r y canal. They a r e t h e best family c a t h a r t i c . Complete Cure by I M E .11 G O O D S HOOD'S A a<>p« ita i id lor live I air '"fe i. I w,as badly emaciated 'I?, ha I MO m. o i c> or than jv4»v*vble- taiuo. M a n y "Oofs SM'tao viiiia wad recommended and I tiougl '.n v /'fjid try it. lieforc ! had finished t.l, ' 1 it bol l • 1 )!•.•.*; K! that I felt better, snf. I'Hud levS, tuft {iF.U ntautioo o f the <5^ -'v. .1 ) ( > ir lit"" n to lolurti to rayfnco, nnr • iifcel ii inttry. After Ihrul taken Iu>it I cOul l eat anything without hurthig J >. V ''.y, I got so hungry that 1 had to r> tlmea a day. I have now fully recovered, thanks to Hood's CarsaparSRa * * e e ' well w.ul itra well, All who know me marvel to see mo so well." I). M. JORDAJN. HOOD'S PlLLO nrerhobest aftor-dlnner Pill*, (llgCuClun, euro lioatUchc aud biliousness. < Matto IfJ SJStth'T&i£V:, ?k?V : A ! cs, HI £-rv ; To e l s , B o r s « anci # a.. ' >,s S • ^ Cider fci 7 Ills, St r&vr C u ? ; ' s - Hay 1 ot ks, \ j i o3cf Wir *, <5:c., & Ci iPBUESi :; T f ~ r > s t S i> lron 3R OVOK Ptctm, !mmerb' iSfZL jJ G OOSML Parkor's f h o t ' ui; , fvemingto y . onot Guns, Wir:onevtar and v L Rffhea, Lotideci IBl8«K!S£? ••Lead ^^ SPRING AND SUM-; AK MUNITION, SATt 'jAPA RILLA. W E ARE MAKISQ .1 BIG ing active on John's River < This is from Mr. D M. Jordan, a re­ a n d Vvil SOU'S C r e e k i n C a l d ­ tired farmer, a?.d one of the most re­ well a n d a l s o in W i l k e s a n d spected cilizeus of O.sf^o Co., N. Y. > if^V, 'i» A,t — f s ' 1 ; v» "t'ottrfp-n y>«sn o I ]:••\ an nttncRof tbn r t h e w e s t e r n p a r t of W a t a u g a . gravel, and liavo t.iaco been troubled with my Uver a n d Kidneys Soon the grand old poplar gradually protvlng worse. Three yoirs ago 1 t r e e s will b e n o m o r e . got down so low that B roulil rcnretly wnlli. For the next BiXTY DAYS.! I looV.p.l mitre lUco a rorpue thm a living being. j :L!" w. e. AtasiMfc W . W O O D R U 5 F 4 CO. 1 7 6 & 1 7 8 Gay t r c o t , Kr .'OXV! L L E , TBI* MARDW Fit-. iW Vs equalled merit, a n d t h a t HOOD'S h ESTABl. ISHFD 188 3. W. 1 ( URLS. A ft* r t lie grip, u hen y o u n r e weak a n d ''played o u t , " H o o d ' s —Mr. Hugh Dobbin, of Elk 8 a,rsa pari Ma will r e s t o r e vour X Roads, left some time a g o health a n d s t r e n g t h . for a visit t o friends in R.nva n county, and the sad news of his death while there, has just reached us. Weare, how­ e v e r , still in hopes t h a t weare misinformed, and t h a t this honored citizen still lives. WOODRUFF. Goods W i l l b-j Sold for Less Li n SPECIALTIES. EVERYTHING WHEELS. J w P c. oil s, (cU'riages, ^prin^ V Vaimos Moors-' tain Hacks, itched Farm Wag J f w > Wheel cStrt? Send for Catalogue and priceef n 3' wneei f u U y ^ U ^ J o u F p ^ r o l i a l S . ' 0 2 1 ^ 1 2 FZjnSlk We W . YV. Y / O O D R U F F & . O O . G EN. P. \I. P. Beauregnid 176 & 178 Say Street, KOOKY! LLE, TEWS?. (bed i j his home in New Or­ leans M >mlay of last week. IV' i i . i . I >»cii;i(J the npl>oitunify of • P IRE HARD' TMES seeing G u n . Beaui egarrl rim­ SO, E \ ERY-ONE should save ail they «an and YOU ing the war. Hevvasa prom should begin bv b u y i n g y o u r incut Gen. nnd one of ,l,c „ »»"«. Cull early to sec us n o can , | SBWIMCI MACHINES OF .HE. 4-1 — We a r e much pleased t o lust M HJ. (icncrnla of the i s tHaVIUg qUr.1fied us the u<1TUin- , lust Mni fi«,vnv.,la rfttor J EHjah dm, 1 ' '* ''' ' A: i J vol of i lie man who runs the wngon and sells for $&<> ctf *60 note the fact t h a t o u r Legis­ Southern A r m y . His full j all persons indebted to snid es1 Will S. ,1 you as good (or $25\ Machine needles that !will fit a n y lature has passed the bill for t name was Peter Gust a ve I tote are requested to make im- tell you. mm inn . at i: > ci j per doz., s e n t o u t h y mail. I have a! good stock tbe erection of a monument I Ton tant He wa« a In w' settlement., and all perof usiiiiig t ;i "kle. Reeds, 4 0 ctsto $ i . Joint rods 7 5 cts to $ 1 . 5 0 Very Respectfully, i . o u t dies 0 9 ci s per doztui. Limerick hooks, 1 0 to 2 5 cts pef t o o n r Confederate donci. The: heavy built nun, nnd » . if'X dtizwn, s c u t b y mail. N;*ts ing for aeins, and serins of a.nv length good ladies of North ( aroli- think a Frenchman. Iuafew them duly autheutieated 11. (, MARTI.\ A- Co. com] i l c . n Lai s of t lie very best, for $1 each sent by mail 11a have this important mat- years more all the lea din ••• > v i t h i V u '' lvr niol ( ltl 's or tins noy JJo not Ian t o write for viices. Respectfully, blowing Rock. March 1st '93, tor in hnnd, nnd we hope all, men of t h e late war on both l^vel'v!"' i t f c Vs. 't 8 » » ' b. « h o can will contribute t o ' sides will have passed away L B, GBKEX, Admiiiistmttip, May 2 1 ; 91. JfXOX VILLh, ILXXs •>', �HI -.i From Shull's MillsN0TJ<'] w ill give you half of vhat i fas Watau-ra 33013 jrat THE WORLD ( JHOWB ,—Noab Web sfcer would not know his old dic­ Editoj Democrat: „ . . , , . a m worth, if you will give North Carolina, VVathmva coun M 1M. lowiMKina speech dSiv-: ,,,,, H j x m o n t l ) B o n i f t , . . T i l . tionary in the perfection it has ty. I n t lie Superior Court. ©. D. Dougherty, Editor. attained in the hands of modern e m by A. M. Mast a t • oscoe I). N. coffey. T. 1. col'r'ev, J. T. nH. R. C. Rivers, Publisher coffey. Tim's wright and wife, M. scholars. The world grows, how ilda.v riiji'ht l a b . 2-tth, in ( j ,., hm ,|vj A. Wright an J Mccalebcotfl \ nlffa. -() ever, and dictionaries with it, so w <,u 1 ( i -ivo««,r. i» Vs. Thursday Mar. 2nd, 1808. that a cheap reprint of the 44 defense o f t be negative a - j m e n t ! j . gamut fe. M. Dagger. J. Bert. • if, ,hat ..Th(, A;:(, James e, coffey and wife, surah -% j p , ! year old "original" Webster is Johnson and others: E. coffey, win. Kim her, John KWII. MANY of o u r f a n n e r s p r o p h , , , J of Reason" had never b en her end other heirs at law of Jes­ ' ' worth about as much a s an old MR. CHAIRMAN, ladies and ublished." Thomas llnbbs. se T. coffey,deceased,defendants. esy t h a t this will be a fine almanac. Webster's Intel-nation gentlemen: The speeches T who corrupted the mor i h «>i The defendants, wrn. Kim her, (.ropteui end we wiil liavt?|Oicfcicnary, T*ece,it} successlots of fruit, also, hope they i or of the latest and still copy- have heard siTfariemind me England, said when d v b i g : John Kim her James fciniber and other heirs at law of Jesse T. cof­ will realize ail this, and thai righted "Unabridged" is the best of a sentence I remember in ' I say again, if I had \ ' • e, : fey, deed., will take rioliee that 1 ; iey will plant a n d sow large work of its kind ever published, the Latin . grammar, when , whole world t o dispose of, i a n a c t i o n entitled a s a b o v e has , . been commenced in the superior orO} and raise full supplies and well used in a family, will be translated into hngl.sh renduj W ( l u | ( j „ , v „ j t t 0 court of watauga county for a ti­ of ev ry thing. We buv too of more value to the members thus: 1 he orations oiCeesai I shall oo glad t o find a hole tle to certain lands situated in niiioh ba< on and Jar i every ' ^ i e r < ^ a n 1 , ) a i i y times its cost delight the multitude.'' Were t o creep o u t )1" this world a t . watauga township in said coun­ I in possession of t h e orato­ 1 am a b o u t t o take a leap in­ ty, this action brought on a bond year. Our people have u . ! laid up in money. executed by defendants ancestor; ry of Cicero and t h e magnilo­ come careless about many t o the d a r k . " And nodoubt Jesse T coffey, now deceased, to A friend, who h a s recently quence of Daniel Webster, I things t h a t were looked after the infidel of today, Bob ln- plaintiffs and their ancestor Aus­ more closely years back. Von beinoiUaj business t r i p t o would stand and r o a r for a gersol, who is leading thou­ tin coffey, for title to the afore­ now often see our most sub­ Johnson county, Tenth, on bout two hours in defense of sands a\va,s from the Bib!- 1 said lands. And the defendants will further take not ice that they s t a n t i a l farmers buy in ba­ his return^ furnished us t h e the negative of this question: will die with just such a testi­ are required to appear at next SAY I con and lard A few years following interesting news: "Does t h e scenes of Nature mony. I would not care if term >f the superior court of said a g o these same farmers sold " T h e grading of the railroad prove more clearly the exist­ all Ins tracts and hooks were county, to be held on the 8th Mori da y after the 1 st Monday in MI rch these necessary articles and from Abingdon t o Da masons ence of Supremacy than writ­ burned up, and he himsef ( Lii;• court house of s ii*l made their money a t it. Ha is now nearly completed and ten revelation? We a r e go­ was in the penitentiary. Bo. c o u n t y i,I !M!VI > and a.MS V< r or th-eoiuptui : in said eon is now high and t o o many the prospects a r e t h a t t h e ing t o a d m i t and cannot de­ in my closing argument, f wib lemur 4,-i ion • t he [>: -itsriffs win up y c a r s will be running t o Da­ ny t h a t Nature in all her of o u r people have n o t their jT say that neither Astronomy, . U *i tor I he I elief •k-m u.a.< 1 own supplies. Look more mascus in a short time. There giandeur, beauty and sub- nor Chronology, nor Orni •' ; •omnlui .t. Tiii.., F.H). CO.': is also vi railroad now being blimity proves the power and closely t o the lmg, yon farm­ thology, nor Minerolog.v not ; 0 C. 3 e r s of Watauga, get better graded from Bristol t o Da­ existence of God, buttheques Ichthology nor Coneotholomascus. These two l o a d s tion is. does it p»'ova more stock o f bogs and fatten gv (?) proves the existence of v-i 1 "V ^vi v ^ ^ v 0 vW •-}> them a t borne and s a v e y o u r coming t o Damascus will in­ clearly ? My opponents, how God a s clearly a s written re\ sure a line from thereto Mono many men and women has 2 Ctotog to Buy own bncon, thereby saving elat ion. And my opponents, A aDjctso^ary? money from going o u t for tain City, which line h a s al­ Nature proved t h e existence li e Thomas llobbs, I fear c • THE UISST, Western bacon. Look well ready been surveyed. Rumor of Supremacy t o the saving you a r e also taking a leap in 'sliUcraaaoaal. t o the meat a s well a s t o the is afloat in Johnson county of their souls? None. T o how the dark when you s t a n d u p t h a t the Bristol, Elizabeth- many men and women has Tills IS NO nU-Vf bread supplies. A Ciieite kiid. * / ' / •/ '. here and ray t h a t the scenes ton and N 0 . R, R. has gone written revelation proved the HUG TO DRAW A 6rar.il F.Oucaior of Nature prove the existence THE political complexion into the hands of theNorfolk existence of God t o a saving A Library In itssif ' / *. of Supremacy more clearly of the government *H11 soon TRADE! A-Western and will btcornple knowledge of Christ? Thou­ The Standard Authority *. tban written revelation. be changed. Grover Cleve­ ted a t a n early day t o Moun­ sands. Then where did you A. M. MAST. land, if bis life is spared, will tain City, also t o Asheville, learn t h a t this e a r t h was cre­ t a k e his seat a s President of N. C. I t seems t h a t Moun­ I MEANBJ3I4531 ated on the third d a y ? . You BAM JUNES while preach t h e United States, on t h e 4th tain City is destined t o he­ g o t it from written revela­ down a t Memphis Tenn. said d a y of March. The present- roine a railroad center in the tion. Where did you get y o u r t h a t the only (liffer?nce be­ Congress which is 53rd will near future. When thistakes w S' fS . . . .< 'I ! rom now until the first d a y information t h a t the s t a r s , tween Memphis and hell is close on same d a y and the place, it will necessarily in­ moon and sun were made on of April I will Bellamy stoc% j t h a t Memphis had a larg* new Congress t h a t was elect­ sure a connection between the fourth d a y ? You g o t it / -p. 1 FTT VT(~i; ed last November will not t h a t point and Wilkesboro, from written revelation. So, river running near it, while hell did not ha ve any. convene until next fall, unless by way of Boone, N. GV without written revelation, SOLD BY ALL V ' called together in extra ses­ -ANDyou would only hnve a faint Tha ZntvT&Atloril 1 covc-r to covt sion by the President. The THE February weather lias idea of Supremacy only by 1 tind is th« •v.Cf.Rvr r» r, OvjuVW ? United States Senate will he been unusually severe, we the scene of Nature. Who "VaabrMcad." v • . V ' reviHiHff, J uO adK--. • ^ cw T O V E R C O A T S organized and continue in have had but few d a v s of would have known t h a t Wash ; $300,WOr.fwV p-<i;»s4v.' t v.. ecj-j X wis primed. " 'r ' was nrlr ] Do no: i ..y i*. session after t h e 4 t h of March, pleasant went her.The ground ington lived o r existed wi I li­ At ^ 0 per cent above ,co:np->r:«liv.iV *. t« ( Send toe t;i a 5 - .; • for the purpose of confirming hog sign has been veryfied on t some history o r revela­ , epeciiiif-ii pi ^ T\. _ t h e appointees of President this time and many of our tion of the fact ? • G* & C« HE :'JVFl-.V C GPKINGFiaL:", "t k • 3 COST! Cleveland. Then the Senate good people hang t o the But, a s some of you have i. vwill adjourn until the fall ses­ ground hog more|tenaeiously doubted the originality and sion. Many appointments are than ever before. On t h e 2nd translation of the Bible, let's v . EiZ If yon d o n ' t think I meuu i t t o be made a t the hands of d a y of thin month the ground see from whence it came. You come s id look through my the President and the scram­ hog eg me o u t and saw his a r e bound t o admit, unless I wish t o call the AT tec JOTI ble for offices will be furious. shadow, for i t was a sunny you a r e n deeply died infidd, of the trade t o t he fact i h a t After the heads of d e p a r t ­ d a y , and he went hack imme t h a t written revelation cmi • I . Hi • ments a r e a p p o i n t e d there diate'y, if n o t sooner, into nated from heaven and was 1 fun now offering some rare U wont cost you one cent if Ifts *8 i it -1 R mm a r e thouaandsof subordinate his hole and is t o remain 4 0 handed down fioiri God b a r g a i n s i n n o o t o , s h o e s , Is aaatlill <•» ono o? eivher sex in *D\ you dont purrhttBH. ot wiio in willing to work iioiun t o be appointed by these sev­ d a y s and 4 0 nights before he through inspired men w; ii ten hats, ready-made clothing, rrioiKl* n •• e. .iplo• iiiKiT vyhiob -oe fnrnisli n large K^ot -k n: i i'lif i iot>- i< iijii: nit• i pleasant, and *o« rtsH no I h eral departments whose sal­ ventures o u t again. If the upon stone, parchments arid prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ risk wiut'.erer. Wc lit you out complrti-, ro that you can pi»-r ttio business .i trial tvitbout «xpcnw vvnnttogct rid of it bef->r* to vcuMolf. F or tiin-i- irilllnstii aries a r e from $2.00 per day ground hog brings on such rolls, in Hebrew, Greek i.pd ware, such a s plows, hoes, tbti Is the grandest oiler tnude. (!•> a littlf work, You can work spring. or tin* evening only. If are shovels, spades, traceciiams, nil dtiy, andinhave a few spare hours youyour em. u p t o $1000 per annum. The w«a ther we propose t o exter Latin. And under the reign ployed, at diseoanl, utili/.e thotn, your ' T u b ?d States has become a initiate him from off the face j of K i n g James, he appointed a n d , in tact, anything Vol? our busine.*s will liotand add to at all. Incosaa,interfere You will -ohe amazed on the stnrt at the rapidity and ot> <* need in (his lme huge affair, few people," not of t h e earth, o r from his holes j 7 0 discreet Hebrew, G r e e k , I -.vhich you ntntss dollar upon dollar,"dr.y in and ii.:. ou\ Ev: H bexinuers are successful from the e An versa tit] with the work- i n t h e e a r t h , o r u n d e r t h e ! a n d L a t i n s c h o l a r s , w h o fi'.st Hour. A jjv one chii run the businer.. n up ^ C A L L A N D LOOK! hut. Yott should try nothing else until you or for youi"-<;lf what vou can do at tho t ; bigs of the numerous depar- e a r t h , he should not live in a translated the Bible into our vrliijh we c;fcr. .No capital risked. Vf. ,• si ira'.id workers; nowadays they mnk. incuts, ha ve'uny thing like a civilized community language and now it is th •1:1.-, b;}->!m- s, v i. i • ... call y o u r attentioii Write at ©n«e smi'I •>«;<• * \ correct idea of the magnitude ,1/VM.KTi- .<* sacred guide of (he homes of f'y .'iox JJiiO. I'ftrGiui J, "is. l«!< ^ut in pricea in o y « f the business.'. Every year, 0THE New York World of millions. And it h a s been the businessjnereases and more l a s t week has " a whopper'' light of t h e world from gener I keep constantly on hand a oGver In es. appointees a r e necessary. T o some fellow, perhapsTlyams, ation t o generation nndfrc in full supply o!' grocerlie President of this g r e a t Na of Mitchell county fame, any­ century t o century. Our gov iearconsisting in party#? Bu* rion is the highest position how (he fellow writes Coon eminent- is founded upon its g a r , Go flee, Rice, n r . , t h a t is obtainable on the Hollow in this S t a t e , t h a t on j pages. Law and justice arc which wiil be sold a s c h e a p a s earth, and greater responsi­ Bull F r o g pond three tlions-- founded upon i t s pages;Chris they can be bought in the bilities rest upon o u r Presi­ and geese alighted, a n d tianity and the hope of tilt mountains. dent t h a n upon nuy human while on the water i t froze world a r e founded upon it on the earth, h u t Grover and fastened the geese. F o u r pages. Then, my opponents; 1 cannot, in this small space tell you of half t h e bargains Cleveland is our President negroes went o u t t o kill them, j d o n o t d o u b t t h e purity of 1 ma prepared to offer, but I •t% • 1 . : : A M l - V a n d we have fall confidence They g o t into the midst of the Bible. invite you, one arid all, t o j in him and believe he will the geese and t h e y began t o Now, in regard totlm hea­ come and see. Thirty-six in­ (The Quoea tl TzUiz* j steer the ship of State, for flap their wings and flew off then. You say t h a t Nature ches t o v.he yard an I sixteen t h e next four years, success­ with a big sheet of ice carry­ proves t o them the existence ounces t o the pound has ev-; FOR LADIES. fully and a t the end of his ing t h e four negroes with of Supremacy more ctearly er been mv motto, arid i STRICTLY hope t o receive in the future, MtGHEST term, the Nation will be more them, and no news from them t h a n written revelation, li what I have s o much enjoy­ FIFIAJU prosperous and o u r people since. i t d o e s , w h y d o t h e y f a l l ed in the prist, the libera: put will be more cheerful and will down and worship their idols; roiiage of t he puhli. . 1 DIAMOND FRAiEMost Roauert I ally, ATTENTION LADIES: T h e but when written revelation f e c i prouder a s American cit­ CUSHION AI«O PNEUMATIC old hoop skirts a r e coming ispreachtd t o them they leave izens. C. & TAYLOR. -—*Eee3sTiRE8® 3 ^ l s " , , , r back a s of yore, and h a s off following their idols and Yalie Cruris, May 1 d, 'i)2. JUDGE Gresham declared struck Now York with a vim. worship t h e t r u e and living V.'ARBANTY WITH EVERY WHEEL himself a democrat before the The ladies had a s well g e t God. Now, my opponents, £ END YOUR AODRfiSS FOR GATtfJHSUS A"/\ n ? ' • ; j. y-i () i "1 ready for them for they a r e t o you who a r e being led by. Chicago Convention a n -j GCBHEN, , •••••• hitiZL ie. tFO>, 1 v n|a!" 1 come o u t flat-footed for tariff coming and what lady is the teachings of infidels, lis-' '' , ' Iquire all -weights and mease reform on the Cleveland line. there who will not wear one,: j- e n a t 8 0 1 1 i e of their dying lures tv) be sealed, arid I hereH e refused t o have his name when it is in the fashion. testimonies: Edward Gibbon | tiy notify the people t h a t i d'U. ii N0HI I5.^0Ha run on the republican ticket RESPECTFULLY, said in his dying moments: i mn prepared t o d o such work. a n f u o g ^ s o S i p u i for President on this account. JOSEPHUS Daniels g e t s the " A l l i s l o s t , f i u a l l v , i r r e c o v e r - V ' ° " w i " , lr in 1,,,one 01 " nojx Well the democrats will have S t a t e printing, He was elect W. L IMY tY ably Inst; all is' d a r k and r , » 2 ' e t l , d o n c e < > f P ' » . I)ou«ht o fellowship hiin now any , , crtv. J . H . C OOK, ed 8 3 t o 1 3 . way a s he is now in theCleve doubtful." Voltair, a noted One dollar pa rs for the Standard Keeper. laud Cabinet. P a y your subscription. infidel, said: "Dr. Trochin, I Democrat one year. STOCK _ - A. % 4 �t N (0 VV 8 P A .V "OMPLETi '3SKB OVERMAN'S the limne of tb» Rover -nt jyentv, nn<l then we woud r PER ,r T h e W a t a u g a - D a m r .j t a t to " T h e United States of the how we failed t o see all the the Prideofthe North Cai oi • na Press." E a r t h , " the officers t o be "tec sunshine and glitter of those 19 THE A DEMocRATicfainilv newspaper red and hold their offices dur days, and wonder again :1 | " B R E A T H O F L I F E . " ! l)o you want t o aid in 1 uild ng d e v o t e d to the interest of C >un IXYOKHWilts •'*' up a paper that shall rcf.ect thf ing the pleasure of the elec­ the sitting sun holds any­ t y , State and Nation. Published r e a test crcffit on Nort < arolthing like their parallel! every Thursday a t Boone, Wa­ tor's. Another provides t h a t •i, no matter wlieie it m a y be .water| wiVioat tfcare o*s Ve ua t a u g a County. N. C. the a r m y and navy shall be .- amrrnlife. HFXCZriO scon? Then patronize As to Failure. 'PIECB. oxyeuw W a The Wilmington Mes sen go* r IN special caedieatabolished; another t h a t t h e If those people who put A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PA PISH HOKE SMITH. SSSKfiS pension system shall be done " '•? es i.t the ncje, >o you want a reliable paper down men a s "failures" be­ A t l a n t a Constitution. * f( i • i -n^-fl throat tad lunge living you all the news of the away with and a poorhouse 'ike inhalatieus ; TATISH /OTHte'i'-j contain Gerwi- world—a Democratic, newspaper From o recent biographic­ started under the patronage cause they d o not gather rich •'-fSStJkVjpTIOlf i ! *' 4 eiiltsand Dliia- _ MiTlS v festants, in ad- ^ t h a t equals the best— has th« al publication we t a k e thefol of the republic in every coun­ es and worldly glory were : HWFEVCI# knowntospotides! l a r g e s t circulation, and has tor dition 'ho beat lowing sketch of Mr. Smith's ty in theUnion, and st ill a n o right, then Paul was a failure, fsr these 4!»-1 twenty -one y e a r s been a part liossjatdy liyinhaUticnri-ht to £ life, written by Colonel I. \Y. ther t h a t t h e House and Sen­ and s o of Horner, the blind «s «- te matin? it a POF.ITIVS ^ ,! d id n thegrowth and (levV >. -5t6 Sj >3ifi«»nscd ta Oataiih auU « singer of Greece, and its great .s* .* h t.-rttr.ediciixe. Physician# i Avery, of Atlanta: t o p nc'iil of the Old North a t e shall vote by electricity, ». S t a t e ? Then ubsc h for Hoke Smith, lawyer, was and t h a t one thousandth est philospher, 8ocrat.es. "if? •••/ arDICATEB I N U S E . 5 i»'-«' oxvt/o Tli WILMIKtiTOK D l M M t born a t Newton, N. (J., Sept. part of the people shall initi­ The Christian religion lias ».|',ilhirU: / Atlanta. Oft. I* £ M (•iimpaign Itartes: . ^ehin* Shop, fcalMtrg, On. aha gjr. njj Ecb. H? 2nd 1855. He d( s ended from a t e all leg slation. One of not failed, though it was ; »rr. , Bad au»y The "Daily Messenger," by -.. .w*i;ir:sfite.„ _ yss-o xieiftl. founded by one born in a the best puritan and cavalier the bills also provides t h a t - i » i> .-< siltl i >C }fc • T -si. CAHO c.^»./3sr3d to us mail, t months on trial, for be 5,*®, Vr Ml * a oepy of sur strains in the country, and the wages of everybody shall manger, and its original (lis ..... .-•<<.•*»• treatment in frrlL Send V OrsC .3. 00 V«6 V * * ' ktil.p.tfl* h a s shown the highest char­ he $ 1 per hour,and t h a t they ciples were recruited a m o n g Ar-riffl CD., NASHVILLE. The weekly '^Transcript ^le^Pl\ i So,I •i \< TEHK. acteristics of both. His fa­ shall only work four hours a fishermen and other of the < s , t-MiMi|.Ofl;ll{lLII!illllltlllli:t<MM senger," ( t h e largest a n d 3tJt©n. ther, professor H . 11. Smith, day, and t h a t there shall be poorest and lowliest of the i best paper in t h e S t a t e ) l «> people of Palestine. None of ipiiaiKKissiiE:). • •' months on trial for $ 1 . 0 0 of revolutionary stock, was some forty odd new secreta­ ( isii in advance. B o t h its early advocates were men I a distinguished educator in ries. o v * re large Eiglit.-Page r - i * ^ •• n , of learning, o r even heai d oi. New Hampshire,and mother, Mr. t'owdeu is said to be ncets, vSend Roerfcnl ('ard S . 4»>. .. 5^ $>i 'S Mary Brent Hoke, e o m e s 'sane, but lie evidently be­ during their lives, beyond a ith t he address of live per­ |J^ A A, from a famous family ol ju­ longs t o the new regime, and the province where they la­ ms and receive sample cop:i 4 jkt a nn -" rists and public iimn of \ ir- discards human experience a s bored; narly all of them died WAS . 01 Til a MtOSSENOEU. ' • ) e t . 1 s t . 1 8 8 8 . If. ignominious deaths. NATURE'S, r V> \ ?•••'•;: ;h v ' • V. S i H ginia and Nort h ( arolina. a guide in human affairs. Neither men nor causes are Mr. Smith went to Atlanta CURE FOR necessarily Sailures because Ga., in 1872, t o read law; M'K -NLLT P.HOKEX-HE .1RTEB. KE THE they live o r begin in curit a u g h t school a while in ill \ '3 & iff y \ ) m Waynesboro, Ga., concurrent Financially Wrecked by the Failnr<*of t y , o r d o not succeed with tha wm.e-Phial. | t he first essay, a t impressing -GOl Gki ny ^0 ur w U 1 ' " ly studying law, and was ad­ " 'x' .. X'.'i YounostowN,<>hio. b e b . i s themselves rwi the multitude. . -fvj on thf* limit if line, t • * • - . . 4. • • '4-.-• ... r •. * Tw. . t% mitted t o the b a r in Atlanta .. • • .- 4 r\ Gov. McKinlev left here The most glorious successes This new treatment for Catarrh and in 1873, beginning practice £ z-l ;v-' ••••"X*; € fc • i <i diseases of the rospiratory organ# is this morning for Uolumbus a m o n g mortals have been there a t seventeen years of one of the most important discoveries Emigrants going to any of the in medical science and possesses the tern Eb.itns or Territorief agp. He was chairman of utterly broken-hearted. The largely of obscure origin and following advantages 1 'ji £ { , t;.'-^ ' S B Walker failure is growing, a s life; the great advances of hu ill wave t i m e a n d m o n e y g o i u g It Tho patient can cure hlmeell at a small expense .7 the Fulton county executive end without outside assletano# i v. C h i c a g o a n d A l t o n route, far a s liabilities a r e concern inanity, in politics, morals 2, No change of diet or pursuit af III# Is necessary committee in 1870, canvass­ is 1 h« q u i c k e s t r o u t e t o ed. and it is now known Hint and religion have had their 2 J <\ f j.; « -V « A . j 3. The iumocich wlixj In no " T. oflenshre to the I lie remedle?'are it# •«" wis# T ed Northwest Georgia in '77. patient and entail no discomfort. s I'M t : :. !r CANSAS CITY, DENVER, .... r IMT i" the Governor is surely o u t a t s t a r t a m o n g the-few and gen 2 XiSr> 4. Ti e 'remedy icaohes too scat 'el tt»e trouble * •-3' 'It. advocating Atlanta for th» dlrecdy » t ?v.-. s\i> *• ^-sues 'iu t'..- intetuf.-t.-9. 1 8. The remedies and means of applltnce can fee 1 11f . r," y • t a l a g ""hi n s* n ' t Fnrmli Fur- least $75,000 worth of notes era 11 y dispised and ostracis­ 2 11ibt (U.U 2'. i Ln,,. carried in the packet without inooovenienoe. — Vi* ' • capi a • • ,. ........ . ..ud ad points in Idaho, Wash £7t M TtlJEA 'VMHV'P nt any Arrtg store, 2 Use4 " «vf •;: A - sp. tj '*-•>t •< ington, Oregon, Utah ed. man, wlio spokeforMilledge- giVeti by Robtert Walker. CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. 2 BosBtvttrl« •tre. Q:«*Mna0f^>« U A detailed statement of the Garfield said: "Ideas, not 5 »m hl'—e CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. and California. iWvVijf ville; was delegate t o S t a t e 2 «W» »4 S . -pr\ <A VrCil '• X ^ Caotertne Medioine Co., Waco^ Toxat» Fine t / ml Best Eqnippeti nob s which will be given ou f men, move the world. i-XMtw T. t-f - . V.-.^V..s a t ' ' l< 6>Id. SI — He demoei atic convention of'82 To: d in the West. ns soon a s posible, will not was right. The golden rule g Ekaatiae THE RSTAL iof* peist# of c . •••.. tgvig - vwhich aided in^aoolishingthe 0 tly ji11« running Solid Venti exoeJt-tri^e, J <4 y t z . « change t h i s a m o u n t very and ten commandment.shave buy t .(» u.-V 2 long two-thirds rule; presi­ ; l m l trains between St. Louis much. The Governor does a hard time of it b u t they are : . - V. Av . r.-.' ' an i iviiUnafl City. dent of the Young Men's Li­ I m m S. ^ 0 9 . . . M s r i ill I no< knowjhow much the notes ge(ting there—('hattanoogit U .'liiiiii - (ihuiV cars and Tour brary in 1881, 8 2 83, and in•4 ^ 1 %v 4 t jf" ; ird Sic qura free of extra charge. will aggreate nor which ones 7 imes. $ ,u. W a u g u r a t o r of the unique and 1 fill m et parties a t any rail­ have been paid. He placed -•'Tvu "WfTfeoe successful Art Loan of 1882. road -tat! .n with through ticket* NOTICE. i and 'jagg' ge checks, In June. 1887, he organiz­ implicit confidence in V\ alker, V:\ H p j i\) f.i'-l aformat-i.>n,maps una who never hesitated t o use By Virtue of an execution issu­ ed and became presidei t of terpgatgd Sfmlfaeg, deflor : n iv pa qfhlets of the ed from the Superior Court of m him. the A t Ian ta E veiling J oil rim / \Vv>st iYrith- t o or call on Bu^5g Paltsts, Caldwell county. I will sell i o r B. A. NBSTLAH®, which, under his sagacious The Governor is n o t worth cash attheoohrthousc I c r in % M k $ M S3 W ® dflt Ir^u r on the day T i avrtling Pas euger Agt.. managemenT, has neveio;»eu management, nas developed more than $40,000 o r $.>0,- Boone .... u., 6th ...... of .March. GS3 REGSSPT OF 6 S ©fefiST® >i.\ Vtz-i$x>, ffuSfcsr# CMI Spouaa#, , i ae, 000, ami the paynient of j 181)8, it being the first Montmy 19 P a t t o .i AY ?., AaheTitle, N..C. into (he leading afternoon C ; ' ... \ ' .. n, »»ih month 1 c Jones 1 inter .W: -v .»tS SAset Ketal for J . CilAltLToN, C. P. A alc* VA /E W I L L PA AIL A BOX OT o 4.1 m notes will leave him a ' I ; , , • • let tprrs AMD WEADY^ ^ paper in the bouth. M . est i n 104 acies of land lying or. Chicago, 111. .0 5,'VAY WH8N WHIPCED.. si?; Smith is a bold, encrgeb- i wicck. ctS-'fjmm.. iiin u mim'iiiw t l l ,, V V H s t p,. OTif _, of B»-av(rbii.' &s : E WAF4T m . n vai'Nutilp. studious and PHendS hei*. who am thn in !!o:.»«r.lar« lownMrnp. man, versatile, Rtndions and valley, Watajgacounty, ad.ioimug tin in the p r a c t i c a l , whose strong meth »'ichesi. menV d „ n f U ' l l a n d s o f T h o s . F a r t h i n g ' s heirs fspsm THE 0HLY IXFS.LLICLS TOR -J» Bl ods win success in everything h a v e r a i s e d t i e a m o u n t f o r C a l v i n Mo.xly a n d others, levied m. * * • * » ^ 1 » «|V, A . f v . . I ' py I 1 to P L' ioij * » 1 V»•-• - — he attempts. At thirty-five which* the Governor h a s ob-j o InI l.'T nll•e l»U satisfy the 'sum o- Tettsr, Crdaad Iteb, I'.ci'.is^ Plies. Riaj . . > - , ^ ( . - ^ 1 . /^SSC«ZES5aBBH» lip-ated himself, and will lend | SoOprin. with interest on naim ... .. ( S . y W ta Jim •!»"•' r •• 1* n » , , years of age, s t a r t i n g with, -/ f x «f!i» u • n»».«r HIM 1 from 19th cta.v of.Nov. 198b, un Sora and Hi ltcV.nl S.tia Diseases. is a OMK 3k. tJe^-grado :<c> l: 1 aorigi • |til paid, and coats ot suit nrnor.n nothing and a m o n g strang­ ;;.ac. £• ffar peF-3 »»*. tA i* notes, thus giving bun time j t o ^ 9 4 1 7 , i n suit wivr/b J(vea km TKTTE S. It waltsre r..>t how lonj W fees Inii! ?*- ' I*** ia hafidsem® ers. he is one of the foremost cour-w - 5 ® f sbcyounu#»acn «2ti«r;:it, TSTTaBIKS will e» eertaln!/ca?» recover. The a m o u t is. M. A. Jones i» plff apd mul J . C '« wtjr ia package®, law vers of this S t a t e with a ; 1 ° I V < yeii vast 'i-i >L »Dt072. J (civn«r ji/ft-'*,\U rfaochaaWI®Wtr price to Thifl Jan. 2 i , « ,)Uf deft. it a n«sasc*v» •s'- • v w . * y pr.K ti.-r of $25,000 H .yr.ir,! n'»'(V t o br applied OH HOOK D. F. BAIRD, SJSI Pdjslfrss &ad Fcacr|fit tb# conjuae. tiso« «y package tea on tl>c Huuift d t&f ewrit whateve*' ana one of the largest real r«tote «» p.e liol.ihties a r e known >;* F- i.J IY V HUR 'A.X l< 'FR-a filftjwtiritafi afford# th# A#«i®r « fair profit; is a thor­ KVnjbf •&*&. ue aK^nts in Georgia, the head oughly r*Ua>to, Kr^-dass article, ahsoJwt'flM. • '«<*> if CiiVt. A(MM jallMeJtotf iu "ly pure, al\*ay# the easoe; tree irona 1 " ; l *• 1 1 *! of a i-reat. newspaper a n d president of the hoard' of ed-jmpitnlized «» H 5 , 0 0 0 , went I T . SHUPTRI8E 4 §HS. ^3!-find the Five and I en Cent package® DEALERS . v, s 7 i V i V. 's. i Wt'l SAVAHNAM, C-A. ueation of Atlanta, and all into hands of a receiver to- 4 t i lU i hiU L J \ U i £ C 3 th* cli-japest and most salable packag® tea on ire market and consumers pit£ , 1 his saeees.es of his own .ma» »'Uer was Presu en. m nounce it "the best and mosteconomical.'' . oi crmipuby lhelmbui( Kin-C-J f'.a i? convenient to handle, easy to sell ai>-.5 has proved a big success ' ,\s"a lawyer, i ic iha^ laum o- tic;-Gfc 'r * t 000' ne-uMri. ^21, v/herever introduced. H \\> wisli fb call attend ion t o ou'. We are extremely anxious to hare all riginnl, learned ti.niI. iutlMnii 0 0 0 dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ line of HPcoud-haud quest that you Include a few boxes wito gable, grabbing' the prinfii - j A I!er rc^HHitlGn. r uggics Cart- w a g o n s , your next order to your wholesale house ; plefl and maflteru.'g t hi? meth or order direct of us, we will see that you Bristol Cornier are supplied. For further information O<1H of the IN-of^sion, nunj Still, flometi-m s our iiind - I a ks, Haji-ess l i t e . address BUceeeding imrnedifitelyaM a will run back over the days They are aluiost goi^D as HG § HEK IN - o EA o , " skillful pleader and n s t r o n g t h a t are gone. In retrospe< i"a-net persons wishing to buy cm peeure bare.nhis by c.ilihig 9 n 1J! " speaker: He lends in Geor­ tive meditation we call tip We have a big lot of NEVv gia in t h a t largest field oi ju nmu l)its of e l r V i H ugge.str. • >-» - -t1- • riwprudenee-eorporation and ive of -broken choids in the BUCC1ES, WAGONS, C A R T t , , , , <•? i HMINUS" Ac commercial law. He is a [n, mss t i c Ivre which sett a g l a d I on IlU HO) which will be --- P ure cream-T artar powder sold on 1I »' •v#Il hand, l» I11GU ..... ' "1 oneer in great public ques ENDORSED BY * -CJ5, l 4 .; thril tooyrheuiV. in boyhood. j * e a 8 onahl« terms. If we hav$no1 1 ( .' n s ' ias l l , r- a M nI £ ' •< memories steal overj^,-^ what >ou want, we will P rof A. L. esetz, p. h. b, 6* '.( suits, and WOT, large verdicts,— . ^ ^ ^ . p f the take pleasure in getting any of Medical T>e|Vvrt*r»^nt Tnttmc Tnlver»1*y *<£> k v: having been equally HIU'CCAS- dying waves of t lie happy jin thing for you in our line. We buy of LoQl«iena, wlio, nfter a oarefnl analyrLS, g proemnciis it a pure Or****! Tartw for. d«r, -j 3 .4 which he choorfully i^oonu»«>«to to tbo j- > y ful against rail roads. Q gins whosO euphony once; direct from manufacturers am public. r Ji * > V rJh. A u' •' > •-O Mr. Smith married young­ touched the soul and lit the|can, therefore give you Tiry "THE SCUTHERN FAVORITE" 8 ti est daughter of Gen. T. R. R eyes with passing joy. Oh, |close prices. ?URt, WHOLKSOMS AND PCWCRrUG &• Cobb, find ho is dsv.,ted t o ( - h o s e h devoted Cobl). and lie d.iv8 (i[ t'hplong| W e h f t v e a tall line of now lia, Yoa West S. Ack Gn»«r For It •&>: i ' tlI 1 S c »i . his ianiily, with \\ h i c .1 »• „ K O > W 1 f u n jiojiemid proin Collars, bridles, etc.—«vMEW ORLEAFT9, '«» LA. pends all hi* leisnr:-? time i i '5 & qscl T h a r seemed t o tell ua j erytliing iu the harness line. < a; Gulf Hire. Co i -51 of brighter hours and sweet- beat the world on prices, :* % ; M Somt* Monstrous Ililis. ti? *5 .*• rO il^t B If'& Vi ^ m m- realizations in theshadow-1 KaTWe will take in exchange, On* of IV* BESTf.i News an i Ob.--erv^t. _ th© VTOl'lv ...<'ni fncititi. - ®j-« e»CO|WR I ? Hf , d futpra. But wluD mortal horses, mules, and also good be j • : ^ unequAlcd, rttiii (o introduce otir K';' Repiv«afita11va dill r #up«riorfmod» w* will MndPkBS 0»t ^ ?«vV» '*•' ][> r has thsjed them? Here we cattle. Give us a call. UiOUK rt.x*op in each locality, K F-s*e» introduced in Congress tsa® tt»npfor vsftk; -.v. iv« above Only those who writ* IfeT •" W fs» o),? a -V. S. F* teat €"<0*, hESKEL, CRAIG & CO. to u* At Oin call make enre of Jaiues S. Covvdsnof V i » - K i n i a ' p ^ , ^ w i x t this moment nnd #»tr»rjlK"ff /»»«•! to IDS* (it« chnrtce All you have to do tn t j f s ^ a m b f f a Lenoir A. C. refarn ia to flhow our jooda ftdw. >f w. ie-£l**. ... . — tho«p who CAII—your j «n<! tboso around.uui neighbori lno., now ....— you hao toi, cr ybcto., w!»fe ,||l> «rnve' Rn,i w!,iIh w e , s " " 1 a number of bills. There -ire IM The * w« .4-. i*», if gt.u&uM*.— ,y*> fey *• glnninc of thia adv.rtiM>mant P«. tin rt«t aAv' I4f f-suM 4 ».OVUl* rataeu," ahowa il>» small end of the tela iortv-six in t h e l o t ,and wher..l'»«k f orwurd wttbeaiferhope A -Hsrw 1* The following oat ftv». tho appo.rance of it redoeed t« te£r.£ crf^Y.b to iv*.- Wfeto, W fnetened together form q m t e | » n t ' » ' d i n n K nspinmons w"ho vr«2it nHSV- alr.riC, a >«?«», ««*t &*•. .... V-3 B i rr.R». a book. One of the hills pro- - me.norv enrries ns l.aekwni-d 1 • i*<r, mtr&j MstU-.to, llttO.A <V h &'f ^rinri r l (/llrJ'lT ('f\) & I'/lr 1 * e tfeaN»*e«Rbtoj*rtaflUbalk1ItI»*Sr«nd<doiib1e»iaetela. 3* f /Ilf (1 r t t l n T i n r c f o a® lArgoa® D <\®iiy to enrrv We will nl*o nhov yon how ytHi miiAir. an' mak» from to^XOe day a» ifflat, frmn the »f.«rt,\rith« mer yides for a n a oat oxpatvence licttef write at onct W r pa v all eipfeaa (ha«-^p». .. , poetry uiid suui ot t h e uead Democrat one yea r Afidr®##. 11 liALLEl 1 k CO,, Ho* 880, I'DKILAM), II Alira. { the t matitutioii to ennnge SPECIFIC GKY6EN CAGTERINE ICATARRH n and Northwest. EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. • .• • 11 CURE T m G T C ' •* .8HOWftC _ 111 I ••*•• ii - - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 24 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0302_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: March 2, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-03-02 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/256513f7622f7df9386eb8ccba771ac4.pdf db6c360f6071d92e6c22a2ea0d88e52a PDF Text Text VOL 5 IJOONE, PROFESSIONAL. WATAUGA COUNTY, N. c. 3KS TIIUIISDAY, MAllCH, 9, 1893, NO. 25. Thingrs Past and Things Present or the on which M. C., D. F. and D. Not fiu now, for it seems us if and oppressive evil of monop may be to force an early ex­ Memories of ai Old Man. C. Harman now live, about many of the preachers of this oliats who make combines, tra session of Congress. It tne year 1781, and coteuipo- progressive age are seeming­ trusts, etc. Bo we see if we For The Democrat. is being waged by the silver ATTORNF.Y AT LA V. 1 hardly know how closely rary with him were the old ly making merchandiseof the are not wilfully blind, that in men agaiiiAt the Sherman Boone, N. C. t Re heart and mind of man J and in ark sellers, to wit! the (Jospel. That is, they set a this, our day, evil grows a- bond amendment to the Sun­ ait-connected, but both are Eggers', Smith's, Council!'®, price (jlid say to this or that pace with good. dry Civil bill, which theeilver W, B. C0UNC1LL, M. I). susceptible, of indelible im­ Horton's, Bugger's, Mast's church if y on will pay me so In conclusion, I will say men are determined to defeat Boone, N. C. pressions which form pictures Hixesand others. They saw­ much I \rill preach so long that I am not a crank to con by flllibusteringor any other Resident Physician. Office deep down in the hidden eelL ed their plank with a whip for you. Some may kick at demn progress, nor an old fo means at their disposal. If on King Street north of Post of memory. It seems these saw and made their nails in this, and if so, be careful lest gy to oppose "anything new they succeed anextra session Office. cells are formed as we grow the black-smith shop. The you kick againt the pricks, under the sun" that helps us will ha^e to he called. from infancy to childhood, farm products were such as for such is too common to be poor mortals along the path Secretary Foster admitted E. F, LOVILL f r o m c h i l d h o o d t o y o u t h , corn, rye, buckwheat, Irish denied. It does seem like if way of life, but I am oppos­ tothe House Ways and Mean# A TTO R N K Y A T I JA|W , from youth to manhood and potatoes, cabbage, onions, one teels inspired to preach ed to the many and great committee, before which he pumpkins nnd HO on. The the Gospel, lie should trust evils that grow out of, and appeared Saturday, that his ROIH manhood to old age. Boone N. 0. farm'tool* were the hoe, mat the Lord to prepare a willing attend this progressive age. recent estimates of Treasury TftNswinter will long hp r,». OBSERVER. mefubereucnHLlie cold winter took, axe, hull-tongue plow people, for, "I will make my receipts for the coming fiscal DR. L. C. REEVES. «*n d trooden mould-hoard people a. willing peoplq in the of 1892 and '93. reall ii an year were already proven to PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON o l d - f a s h i o n e d w i n t e r , d i k e plowshare. Even when I was days of my power," sayeth W A SUING TON LETTEIL have been too high, nnd that Cffxe at Residence. those of my childhood days. a boy, a common diet was the Lord, The Book says From our Regular Correspondent. his estimates of expenditures Boone, N. C. Ahljehjidhood days, what a milk and mush for breakfast, "The Lord lores a cheerful were at least $8 ,000 ,000 too soup and cider fordinnerand giver." Now, if we he His de "PresidentCleveland," said low, and that he now regards happy gladsome thought and L. D. LOWE, how it stirs up memorie^cHf supper. All wore the home­ ciples indeed, we will cheerful­ a democratic Senator who a deficit for the fiscal year be those happy days—days full spun, loom-woven clothing, ly and willingly support our was opposed to Mr. Cleve­ ginning July 1, 1894, as a of hope, joy and pleasure and and we oft m saw boys from preacher in a comfortable and land's nomination, and who certainty, unless means are ANDvoid of care, sorrow and trou­ six to eight years old in long respectable manner. is for that reason called by devised to raise additional ble. The two principle pic­ toe shirts. I a those days so The progressive man of this those who know no better an money, either by taxation or NOTARY PURLIC, tures formed by the impres­ ,'ioty manners and customs age may say. oehold our la­ anti-Cleveland man, "never the issue of bonds. His esti­ BANNER'S ELK, N. C. s i o n s o f m y c h i d h o o d a n d i neighborhoods were sha­ bor-saving machinery, while did a wiser thing than when mates are, of course, based youthful days And stored in i re1and unselfish; so much so the women oi yore carded, lie smashed precedent, which upon the present tariff laws, 1 ^,ea' memories casket, remindsi tif work spun, wove and sewed by at times binds us all too close which it is needless to say will ; 'one ' ()I k, ngs; such a s band all the wearing apparme of the topography of t his ' ' ' ' ly, and announced his cabinet he considerably changed be­ i ;fCT,,g .-.el It is now done by ma- in advance of his inaugura­ fore July 1, 1894, unless the A TLORNEY A 7 LA W, Jeountry and the MARION - - - Nrcpvijo first came to this motion rollings,corn shin-kings, reap clnne^ ana while the farm­ tion. That must now be ev­ democratic administration in its virgin forest A , watered ings, etc. At those workings er of ol leu times mowed ident to even the most care­ and Congress undergo a great by tbo tiny rivulets, spark­ all would come to breakfast his meadow with his Batch less observer of things politi- change of mind on thesubject, Will practice in the court a O and at night ha ye an old scythe and threshed his gram cM, f \¥> reflected in Congress. which is not probable. er Wataugng Ashe, M itchell AfcOow ling creeks and flowing rivMr. Harrison is now willing ill and nil other counties in the ers. i tie turesis then were fashioned social hoed own frol with a hickory flail, we now Th i oppogitiol^vdiich invari. Neighborship th*n was •mow the meadows with horse ably follows the nnnoYfiYw- that bonds shall be issued to *V fern lirtrirt nttrn | wit ), a U kindnof wild ic. Dor. given to the collection ofi • , , . chums."** janimals, such as bfar, deer, fiomone to six miDs long; power and the threshing ma­ ment of a new cabinet has increase f.he gold fe?Janc^- YJU wolves, panthers and many that is they would go six or chine rolls out the golden been given time to work itself the Treasury, provided that other kinds of small game," eight miles tohelpeachother. grain. Yes, see ourlabor sa­ out, and the result will be Secretary Carlisle will assume NOTICE. and our iore-fathcrs found P ' 1( ' I >n *'- i0 welfare, Hebrew ving machinery, such as cook that the new administration the responsibility by request­ Hotel Property for Sn)&. f~» 1 *-** •" 111 ' 'iy the native red man or Indian like, wrifi fi common heritageptoves, knitting, churning, will start out with the party ing Secret aryFoster to issue O* account of failing health hire, who was lord of all h which all quite wiilingly help­ w a s h i n g a n d re w i ng n i ac h i nes which placed it in power in • hem. The bonds have been of myself and wife, 1 offer for aalc j reapers, threshers, mowers, an unusually harmonious con engraved nnd c.in be issued m v hotel propert v in the 1 own of' v < ^® r L v» aere ere lie roa ni- ed to promote. But as the cycle of years roll horse-rakes, etc. Yew, very dition, and although there at a day's notice, bat there Boone, North Carolina, and will pd. Such was the condition *c11 low forensh nnd make terms of this, our beautiful coun­ on changes take place. Man tru«\ we'now have all kinds will he quite a number of indi is no probability that Secre­ o suit the buyer, and will take ners and customs change, our of labor-sa v»ng machinery; vidual .disappointments- as tary Carlisle will take any reel or persona! property in ex­ try, over a century ago. ; change. Applv soon. Ah how little we know of moral and social relations and truly this is a progres­ t he d is tr i bu t i o 11 o f pa t ro n a ge A in*I) responsibility before he W. L. B R Y A N . the hardships and privatiorTs change, fashionscliange^com sive and fast age, somudi so proceeds, I see nothing ahpad becomes Secretary of the ot the first sellers of this wil­ merce, trade and agriculture that it produces both good that leads me to believe that Treasury, and the making of derness country. They had change, and great changes and evil, and seemingly the this harmony will be serious­ such a suggestion by Mr. Not ire. evil predominates. By steam ly disturbed during Mr. Cleve Harrison was nothing more For sale. 900 acres of land, to contend with the Indian, have tak"U place since I wa« on Rich Mountain, Watauga the wild beasts, the heavy for a hoy. We place in contrast we plow and sail the mighty land's administration." This nor less than pleading the County. on which is asbestos, ests, and provide shelter and the hardy yeo in an r.v of fi It.y deep, stem the flowing river, Senator declines to allow the baby act. nnd fine land for sheep ranch. winter quarters by^"building or sixty years ago wiih the and bring as it were the Pa­ use of His name, because he Prominent among the bills Sales private. L. D. Lowe & log hutfy-i'cabins. They lived present citizenship of this so- cific and Atlantic Oceans as has no desire to be accused that will remain unacted up­ T. T. Furgersop, Ex'trs. of called progressive age. S<»e near neighbors. All these lo­ of giving PresidentCleveland on at the close of the session Airs. A. P. Calloway. deed. by hunting and patch-farm­ co m o ti ves s u 1 user ve t ra dean d "taffy," or oF having h i s will be the Nicaragua Canal Banner Elk, Nov. 1? '90 . ing of a very primitive mod" the hunter as'aboye describ ed. coming in with his rich commerce, and by steam and words construed into a bid far bill. or system. By imagination AO III E. ... .... we see the hardy pioneers trophies of wild game; sec machinery aim ?st everything public pap. A ijrami Parti-* puttmq: pap.™ m , Nimrod like, armed capapie the merry farmer in hisihorne is now made that we wear, The ratification of Hi" II . mv hand for execution Willi . , . .u J 1 AI Uiltfl *1 /' I )|>U. spun clothes, axe in hand, and nearly ail kinds of farm­ wniian annexation treaty is please advance the fees with 1 . , '/' rifle, tomaBoiu-D'JM v'h grand mother1 ing utensils, which is all good now considered doubtful, wo the pajM*rs tind they will re-j 1W l 'b butcher knife, 4 ond his approach the dense forest to cei ve prompt attention, other inhispensible hunting dog slay the monarch of the hills an i welcomeenough, and in doubtful that Mr. Han toon's hr?« WqiR'Alhed to her decsnman .V respects are great and wise they will be returned and attired in his hunter's and valleys, or with ox, mule friends in the Seriate are a- daiii* liit-H* admirable rulet. not executed for the want of g a r b - - - c o a n - s k i n c a p , r e d >r horse to a bull-tongue or i wonderful blessings to our fraid to have it voted upon, >i conduct: fees. B. F. B AIRD B UFF 1 . blouse, leather breeches moc- bar ehear plow, humming or race in this fast and progres­ lest it be rejected. The dem­ One is—Always look at the '•asin?,etc.--ploddinghis wea­ whistling some favorite love sive age. ocrats, while not afi opposed peiw.»n yon jspejtk to. When GAULRS1TY OF NORTH CAROLINA. It is said that Cvery sweet to annexation, cure almost y d i f a r e a d d r e s s e d l o o k ry way over the hills, across song, cheerful, happy and con Instruction is in four H Iruight at tin* person who tented. As Shukespear's play has its bitter. In like man­ ^S=f»erRi coui"' s of study, six the hollows and up themoim says: "All's well that ends ner, may we not say that all to a man opposed to latify- 'speaks to you. ing this treaty at this time. brief courses, c large bumber tains; through thesnow.rain good has its train ofevils? If Senator Morgan of Alabama, Another is—Speak your of specmTcnrirses, and in law, ir hail, in weathe'r foul or well." Manners, customs, a p this progressive and invent­ is the only democratic Sena­ words plainly; do not mut­ medicine n 11 d engineering. fair to hunt the gameig their parel, fashions and diet were The Faculty includes twenty lairs. Thus tbcv famished crude and simple bllt all seem ive age has produced much tor who has made a speech ter, or inttuible. If words are teachers. Scholarships and and replenished their larders, ed satisfied. No grumbling good, it has also produced in favor of itnmediate annex­ worth saying they tire worth loan funds are available for of hard times and high tax­ much evil. The progressive ation, and his duties as one pronouncing distinctly and needy young men of talent i hen we see them on horse, man may say show us the of the Bob ring Sea arbitra* clou rly. and character. The next ses­ mule or ox, Tiding on a pack es that are now laid upon ev­ A third is—Bo not-say dis­ sion begins Sept. 1. For cat saddie, gun on shoulder, erything we make, eat, drink great evils. Well, if you are tors havecalled him to Paris. alogue with full information,- crossing the A ' i u o Ridge, | i j ( i ) or wear: Yes, I remember not blind you can see many, It is the general belief that a g r e e a b l e t h i n g s . I f y o u ' ' «i , a w - Blue i A i \ j « r ; into when sixty millions of dol­ very many, yes, most of the no vote will be taken upon ha ve nc thing pleasant to say, V,i,,Sl0n, ["'« Cha^HUUM^ <>f J»hnV' River, keep silent, '• • a he : \ buy earn, fill 1 heir lars of dollars run our gov­ young men of to-day either the treaty at this session. A ' fourth is-Think three pfnptyjnags then hie away to ernment annually, while now too proud or too lazy to In that case President Cleve­ it takes hundreds of millions work. Where will you find a land may Withdraw the trea­ times before you Hp*?ak once. • RRAT PROS'*.* CP tZl tCTCIClTY theiFmouritain homes, and X>R. S3*' T-'T'IS. »<FIS5 Have you something to do of dollars to run the machine young man now who has ftte -ifek^lsstiWa thus (hey filled their pantry ry of our complicated and ex split and laid up a thousand ty and direct that a new one that you find hard and would Tswn<.»> .ofOtpstsle, with broad. Thus lived the he negotiated, if be favors an .1:1 ; «.;? pioneers, or fist sellers, in travugant government. So vails or cleared ten acres of nexation, or he may send a prefer not to do? Then lis­ !><<-•«, ri.-. CC1KB «i!AMAjrrKjtt» *:i c*--" the last quarter of the eigh­ much tor this progress! veage. land? Can't find him. But, message to the Senate recom ten to a wise old grandmoth­ mrr-ngfcll »aU tr.kpn. P»',r •« .inp-.na for o-j Prifle, vanity, ambition, and instead, we see them aspire mending the ratification of er. Do the hard things first thoyft t -dlttMPI, ; Bl'd» < 1how ,tO teenth century. cimtv puj. C-u o r - i fl*. ALP £RT F. mil £ CO., About the year 1780or '90 covetousncss seems now to to some office or profession. the present treaty, if it meets and got over with it. If you ssaBteifflaaB8» a second chss of emigrants be the ruling passion. Ev­ They say, I must be either a iiis approval. If Mr. Cleve­ have done wrong go and con I came; bought lands along ery one for self and the d- -1 doctor, lawyer, preacher, a- land wishes it the treaty will fess it. If your I CHHOU is hard merchant, statesman, be acted upon by the Seriate master it. If the garden is creaks and rivers for, some­ take the hindmost. In the or politician—any thing rathgood old days of long ago j when it meets in extra ses­ to be weeded, weed it first if U-o. A9f times, h horse,; cow dog or preachers of the Gospel (St* e r than work—while many is»va. WefWroieh ^ V 9%9 * r#t« sion to act upon bis nomina­ and play aftei wards. Do the pv •• All 'Jmt f» tl* + -rV |gun. My grand-father, Cutnfaif thing that you do not like to §K rliflian in M-.nl%gNHfi (• W.; >« vim M m Ml liss Barman, came to this Paul like) said: "Woe is mcif|P re ^ r to swindle, cheat,steal tions etc. — A tftti; wTMHmr* 3 iTTfi; Ml r»» r*i»m «V Co.. .rtt:«4 horv ImSI c*«e« te i I preach not the Gospel." j r °h, murder, and, above all do first, and then, with a f.ftr.'mmm. rut A fight is now on in the sect ioii and Dought the farm th so evils, stand* the great House, the result of which j clear conscience try tne ie*t, W. B.COUNCILL, Jn. Attorney at Law J F.MORPHEW, r j" ' �<«•• SUBSCRIPTION KATE S ing married in Lenoir, after To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT which they proposed to take the train for Hudson, the copyl year $1.00 home of the groom. " " G months 3 months 50 35 our country, leant they conelude our climate and roads are rather too tough for lady equestrians. $75 Reward. W 1 STOP THE MURDERER! I one a lot of money and for the next thirty days you -Manley B . B l a c k b u r n , o f Following is a list of jurors 1 will par for the'arrest and de­ can buy goods a wful cheap for CASH. Now is the time ADVERTISING RATES. Boone, republican, says he is dervvn for spring term Of the livery of Frank Houck, who mur­ to secure some rare bargains in spring goods. dered Allen Scott in Astiecanity, 1 inch 1 week $ .75 afraid that Cleveland will b< Superior Court of Watauga N. C., on Christmas eve, 1892, I have the largest lot of fine an I coarn6 shoes of any­ 1 " 1 month 1.75 much troubled to get demo­ County; $75 seventy-five dollars in cash. body— men's and women's. Also a lot of clothing at low 1 " 3 " 3.00 crats to fill the numerous of­ R. F. Pagan, WyattHayef, DESCRIPTION: rates. Men s and boy's hats dirt cheap. Ladies'finedress 1 " G " 5.00 fices under his administra­ N. B. Brookshire, D. F. Houck The murderer is about 22years goods low. Ladies'uiitrimmed hats low down. All kinds I " 1 year 7.00 1 column 1 week 9.00 tion. Don't be uneasy,friend, Wiley Farthing, Win. Filer, old: five feet ten inches or six feet of shelf hardware cheap I keep all repairs for the Farm­ 1 " 1 month 13.50 some of the boys will take J. C. Sherrill, Win, Elrod, tall; weighs from 150 to 175 lbs: er's Friend plow. 1 " 3 " 25.00 slick face, fair complexion,^ blue You will find u good line of groceries on hand, sugar, 1 " 6 " 37.50 them; not because they want Anderson Greene, John S. eyes, dark hair, long Roman nose coffee* soda, white fish, etc., etc. Everybody come and get 1 " 1 year 50 00 office, but simply to accom­ Ford, R. A. Greene, G. W. and large ears. Any officer or goods while they are cheap. modate Grover. Canter, John Storie, W. P. person arresting and delivering Jfcr-NO G00D8 SOLI) ON TIMF.^ft the above named to the county Entered at the Postofficeat —On last Thursday an af­ Davis, Alex Hagaman A. J. prison of Ashe Cotinfy will get tile I must again request everyboby who are due me to Boone, N. 0., as second-class fray took place between C.v- McBride, Win. Randal, John above reward. Feb. 27, 1893. come and pay their accounts and save coat. I want your mail matter. LOCAL NEWS. —The bluebirds have come. --The time for spring poet­ ry* ia at hand. —Mr. Nathan Horton still ^ -— ftqpf nines to iinpr:>ve. rus Penley, and Geo. Barnes, Jr., both of Howard's Creek, which terminated in Penley giving Barnes some painful but not very serious wounds with his knife. Penley came to town and surrendered to the authorities. He will have his preliminary trial in a few days. Keller, John Ward, E. B. Isaacs, S. 8. Norris, L. L. Taylor, Franklin Miller, John Lookabill, A. J. Wilson, Sr., \V. 8. Wallace, Jacob A. Nor­ ris, GranviH Norris, L. G. Maxwell, Robert 8humaker, Abe Guinn, B. F. Patterson, William A. Davis, Alex Thom­ as, G. W. Coffey, VV. F. Presnell. —It is thought Robert Mun If you wish to learn some day is some better. thing of the pioneer days of —The country is now being Hood's Sarsaparilla positively Watauga, we suggest that cures when all othersfail. It has best?! •cad CMREFULI; a i^cord jf success unequalled by ^^Tollier medicine. —Mrs. Parks is visiting rel­ article atives on Cove Creek. first page of this issue wfi STVROPE coriHU m e s $30,000, —The fishers are beginning ten by one of our flgld pio" [ t f o o w o r t h of g o l d a n d s i l v e r to angle for mountain trout. neer friends. His compari­ [initially f o r p l a t e , jewelry a n d 1 sons of 1.UV '• —A dollar saved is a dollar nv/iin wi the past and upresent .ornaments, , , m ade. S» ve it by trading with are good, and we heartily commend the article to our Bryan. Strongly Endorsed. readers as an excellent pro­ IO advertising oi Hood's Sar—Mr. T. Fin. Coffey has duction. _ a:Rlla appeals to the sober, sold his pet bear, "Cub", to —News-papers are liable to onnnon sense of thinking leoMr. Preston, of Va., for the >le, because it is true; and it is err, but that was a mostfear aP^.fs substantiated by endorse sum of $25.00. ful blunder we made in our n,mts which in the financial —The little daughter of last when we reported the vorld would be accepted without Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Culvard, . death of our esteemed old •ellmoment's hesitation. They the story—HOOD'S CURLS. of Boone, has been •ery ill friend, Hugh Dobbin, of Elk with fever for some days. X Roads. It now gives us Hood's Bills cure liver ills, bil—It is suggested b,} some, great pleasure to state that iiiMiiess,jaundice, sick headache, that last Saturday wa* a he has returned from Rowan r<pstapation. rather tough day for Harri­ much improved by his trip, [ME T< legislature has made son to move. having gained ten pounds the a^nsion levy 3% cts. in— —The time for gardening Bin re he left. We regret our ] of 4 cts. approaches, and everyone mistake very much but our should take great care in se­ informant was wiongly in­ Q'ME state on ad valorem formed hence the blunder. lecting garden se#\l«. t v is fixed at 21 cts. on the --Mr. T. L. Ward, of Cove a — Married on the 1st mst. ()()' Creek, was in town Monday, $ at the bride's father's on Meat Do You Want ft Public Ofllccl Camp, Rev. David Greene. riding one of a,pair of black "?iore are 1 SO,000 offices in the mare* thaptfe bought s few. Miss Ida E., to Mr. H. S. days yjfo in Tenn, for the gij of the new Administration, Jones, Manley Greene, J. P., round sum of$350. 1 he an­ ag those who want to knnwhow officiating. imals are three years old; ra­ tfvt?cure one of these lucrative —H. C. Martin and Co.. of ven black; weigh exactly in ositions should scud ?5 cts. for Blowing Rock, are very anx­ the same notch, and are s<i ti* U. 8. Blue Book, a register of ious for you to get some of much alike that Tom wasn ' vrv Government office in each those rare bargains they are entirely sure which one he £ate and Territory, at Washing It/ and abroad, with salaries offering. Go and see them. was riding. He thinks he hart <1 M 1 ul ies- 11 gi ves exa ini nation bargain in his matchesuntf biions and is a complete guide —Mr. Spainhour is having the land surveyed he recently we are of the same opinion, , Offin seekers. Remit by monpurchased ot A. J. Critcher. or they are indeed a handr fjorder or registered to J, H. gt'Je, 719 Pennsylvania Avenue, It adjoins his home tract some pair. and taken together it makes James Cook living three WaV-higton, 1). 0. a most desirable farm. miles west of Boone had the —Airs. Rod a Morel and, a- misfortune to lose his dwell­ g e d 9 6 y e a r s , d i e d a t h e r ing house and its contents home on the Blue Ridge a few b.vfireon last Saturday night, days ago. She was a half sis during the blizzard. There tertoMr. John Curtice, of were twelve in family and all the Rich Lands, who is now >st their clothing and had perhaps more than ninety to go foot bare and in thennight clothes Yi mile to Mr. years ot age. Winkler's. We are told that —The Superior Court of Mrs. Look and her daughter Johnson county, Tenn., is in are badly frozen and suffered session this week. There are intensely. Help should be two murder cases on thecrim given immediately to these inal docket that will come up worthy and helpless people. this term: Warren, for the —On last Saturday evening killing of Thomas and Rob­ while the blizzard was raging erts ior the killing of Crossat his highest, Mr. Preston, white. cashier of the bpnk at Wit.be—On the 4th inst. Mr. Har­ ville, accompanied by his wife vey Wilson, cf North Fork«nd sister-in-law, arrived at was married to a Miss Johnth i Coffey House in Boone all soil. The bride was exactly on horse-back and well nigh 16 years of age the hour the frozen, having travelled ten ceremony was performed, and miles through the most se­ Harve says he and Grover vere storm we have had this were inaugurated about the winter. They are out rusti­ same time. cating, and are heading for —On Tuesday evening Mr. Asheville, N. C., from which Jesse Morris, of Hudson, point they think of shipping put in apppearace at Blow­ their stock an J will return by ing Rock, and when he left, rail to their Virginia homes. Mr. L. W. Fates was minus Our advice to these good peo­ one of his charming daugh ple would be to wait until * ters, Miss Rona. They elop balmy summer to make the e 3 with the intention of be- next trip ef the kind through trade and will do you right every time, and will highly ap­ preciate the same. 1 will just say here, that I want all the roots ana herbs there is in t he mountains this season. So # NOTICE. remember me. Yours Anxious to Flense.State of North Carolina, Wa­ ANDREW HOWELL. tauga county. In the Superior court. F. M. and W. W. Holsclaw Ad­ ministrators on the estate of B L. Holsclaw, deceased, against Hattie E., Birdit E. Hilly V. and Lena M. Holsclaw. The defendants, Hilly V. and Lena M. Holsclaw, above named, will take nttice that an action entitled as above, has been com­ menced in the Superior court of Watauga oeunty to sell real es­ tate situated in Cove Creek town­ ship in said county, for assets to pay debts oi the said B. L. Hols­ claw, dee'd., and the said defend­ ants wil lurther take notice that they are required to appear at the office of the Clerk of this court at his office in Boone, on the 6th day ot April, 1893, and answer or demur to the complaint in this action, or the plaintiffs will ap­ ply to the court for the relief de manded in said complaint. This March 1st, 1893. Joe B. T ODD , C. 8. 0. The Institution is located in the most beautiful suburb of Ashe ville. The spacious building, recently completed for itH use at a coat of $00,000, is furnished with pure wa'er from springs on the premises, is lighted with gas, heated by hot water, and provided with hot and cold baths. The health and habits of the pupils are carefully guarded. Be-< sides the ample space given lor out-door exercise, a well equipped gymnaeeum will be fitted up within doors. No expense has been spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perfect. Each pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as a part of her practical training for life, and whilst aiming at thoroughness in every department, the management will strive to provide for those committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian school, but a|christian home. Nojpupii will be received w ho is not in reasonable health, or who eftnnotjurnish credentials as to mor­ al character. Administrator's Notice. Four Seperute Courses of Study Are Offered the Students. 1. THE NORMAL COURSE, for the thorough training Hnving qualified as the admin­ istrator of Roby A. Thomas deed., all persons indebted to said es­ tate a re requested to make imme diate payment, and all persons holding accounts against said es tote are notified to present them duly authenticated within 12 months or this notice will be dlead in bar of their recovery. Jan. 23rd, 1893. W. N. THOMAS , Adm. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE Mute —FOR YOUNG WOMEN, ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Will Open its Second 1 erm\f ebnuiry 1st, 1893. of teachers under instructors from the best Normal schools. 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE, including ancient and modern languages, science, music, drawing, etc. 3. COMMERCIAL COURSE, including stenography, typewriting, bookkeeping, etc. 5. DEPARTMENT OF,DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a) scitn- tific cooking—the study^of the production and manufacture of food etc. (b) Sewing—embracing the cutttiug and fitting of garmenrs millinery, etc. The teachers at the head of this department are from the f a m o u s Pratt School, Brooklyn, N.'Y., and the others from the beet insti­ tutions in the country, chosen with reference to christian characet experience and ability as teachers. A thoroughly organized Preparatory Department has been furnished for all such as are not prepared for the higher classes. The school year is divided into two terms; cost to pupil $50 per term, or $100 per year, which barely covers the expense of the board, the school being practically free, having been provided for by a few friends ol female educat iou. For further particulara an. particulars nppTv to REV. THOMAS LAWRENCE, Asheville, N. C ESTABLISHED tS$ •» AT W. W. WOODRUFF & GO.- 176 A 178 Cay Street, KtiOXVl UJE, 1 WH& HARDWARE. Cutlery , Axes, Nalla. Locks, HI ngee, To pta* llarw onS Mule LLhoos, &c , &c. AGRICULTURAL mPLZMEfifTS. Gen'dlne Oliver Chilled F " v«vs, 3 rOion eo Bro em's Doutde Shovel P! >v/s, CHLar iH ter A, Lav/n Mcw-ers, Corn Lhailo--©, f Cradle and Snaths, Barbed W!r*, £*c.„ A fTTffsfeJ® UHb, S»trww Gut­ stwrka, e, KT-RACTOR3' SUPPI .'ES. namito, Blasting Powder, V ' ocks, Scrapers, Sledge and DviK Ha mmors, Jools, Wheelbarrows, &o. SPORTH<C COG©**. Guns, Remington, r Chester and Co-fTs Rtfkwv, . r, Shot, Load, Fieh H® oka ewr*d b or arxfl L oathor F1re-pr»*of Sofoo. ee, rwpor Bo&o, �From Manner Elk, N. C. are in advance of their own. important and in their own CO oc o o oo c © o o o© NOTICE. Editor Democrat: It is well enough to have ide­ estimation are « perfect mod North Carolina, Watauga coun Now, this is just what we as, and the want of ideas, el of the brightest intellect ty. In the Superior Court. 9. 9. fe«rtj, Editor. have been waiting for. Gro- (the right kind) often does that the world affords, but D. N, coffey, T. A. coffey, j. T. R. C. Rivers, Publisher coffey. Tho's wrlght and wife, M. ver has turned over the "Ex" much hurt. What interest in the estimation of good A. wright an! Mccalebcoffey nlffs. 0Vs. Thursday Mar. 9th, 1893. to Benjamin, and the 4th of to a child to go to school if men and women are less than f. 'I•• March came in with an atmos he does not form new ideas? nothing. Their delight is in James c. coffey and wife, earah e. coffey, wm, Kimber, John Kim. THE new county of Elkin pheric whiz that that seemed In a certain way a paper is manufacturing debasing lies ber and other heirs at law of Jes­ ka» been established with to emphasize what the people an educator, and is indispen- and telling them on all good se T. coffey,deceased,defendants. The defendants, wm. Kimber, county site at Elkin, a man­ expect from a dyed-in-wool, sible to the best successes of people, but theirchief delighi ufacturing town of busy, en­ bio wn-in-the-battle democrat, the advancing ones. Many is in munufaeturingdebasing John Kimber James Kimber and other heirs at law of Jesse T. cof­ terprising, thrifty people. ic administration. It may treat a paper with contempt lies on young converts and fey, deed., will take notice that This town is located at the be that in selecting Judge because their neighbor has ministers of the gospel. And an action entitled as above has mouth of Eikin river where it Gresham for a conspicuous a bit of news and hands to these tattlers are often times been eommenced in the superior court of watauga county for a ti­ empties into the Yadkin. place in his cabinet, Mr. the editor, two words of false unintentionally, encouraged tle to certain lands situated in The new oouuty is taken off Cleveland is looking a long hood, and are part truth, and by good men who upon heal­ watauga township in said coun­ of Surry, Wilkes and Yadkin way ahead for h i s party. makes the editor responsible ing from the mouth of one of ty, this action brought on a bond executed by defendants ancester, counties. The prospects of Thetis the only solution 1 for the mistake. these enemies of all that is Jesse T. coffey, now deceased, to Elkin county a r e flattering can think of, whether it is the Men's minds must advance good a scandalous report on plaintiffs and their ancestor Aus­ and it will grow up rapidly correct one or not. in order to keep even with a young convert, tells it to tin coffey, for title to the afore­ said lands. And the defendants no doubt. We believe it will Harrison has been inaugu­ the world. To stand still is the second good man without will further take notice that they prove to be a good move for rated ex. President of the Uni­ to retrograde. Man is reHpon giving his author and the sec are required to appear at next that section. ted States, where he has been sible for that which is com­ ond man tells the third that term of the superior court of said held onthe8thMon called by the most flattering mitted to him, whether it be a certain young church mem county, to be1st Monday in March day alter the MAJ . Robbing of Statos- minority ever accorded a cit­ one or five talents, and must ber was drunk or that a cer­ 1 Wb't, at the court house of said ville seems to have a good izen of the Republic. In se­ render an account thereof. tain miuister of the gospel county, in noone and answer or showing for minister to Mex­ lecting an ex-President it Many do not see or believe had been seen writing notes demur to the complaint in said action or the plaintiffs ico. We hope the Maj. was important that the peo­ these responsibilities, because to a certain lady in thechurch to the court for the will succeed. We think he is ple should get a man that our fore-fathers long ago left whereupon the third man d.-i in said com^rTuTLThis Feb a very suitable man for the was unsound on all the im­ u s a g r e a t p o r t i o n o f t h i s asks, who told that lie? Wb.v 28th. 189jYr " ' Joe. B. TODD. C. 8. < position. W e understand portant questions of the day. country in red gullies as an sir its not a lie responds the that Dr. York has signed his His earnest ad vocacy of the inheritance is no reason why second because a good man recommendation which indi­ cause of the poor millionaire we should not advance in sci­ who has never been known to cates that the Dr. is getting of Pennsylvania, his devo­ entific ideas, and use improv­ lie (and who heard it from mel'ow towards democrats tion to the bill that would ed methods of supplying the the lips of a tattler) told it, and especially towards his turn popular government o- increasing population. then it becomes an unmista­ Book and newspaper farm­ kable fact and takes wings old antagonist. ver to a single paHy, his Till?? rs NO HUM magnificent disregard of his ing ure very good if properly and is known throughout the ON the 19th ult. Mr. J. C. own utterances on civil ser­ applied, but why prepare the country at once, and every­ DUG TO DRAW Plummer, livingnear theBro vice reform, his attempt to medicine for thesick man and body else hoars it before the TRADE! mine and Arsenic Springs, in box in Helming Sea as a pri­ then not administer it? It man who is the victim of the Ashe county, lost his elegant vate pond oftheUnited States is evident that there must report, consequently his chat -odwelling house by fire. He his sturdy defiance to Chili be a higher sphere of mental ucter is injured and the good lost everything except the after she had apologized; his training in order to success­ peoiyJe^h)se confidence in Ijnn iilultlV 3 '^ the al ter, jion trunk containing his papers, superb manipulation of the fully grapple with the fyfryty. before h e knows that any -o— two organs and two sewing national convention of repub This must includg^e school. thing hasgono wrong. There of the trade to machines. The smoke house lican office-holders, and his Who can ^acefully rest and fore brethern in the church 1 am now offering some rare I rorn now until the first day containisg 1,200 pounds of advocacy offreeand unlimited allcw his children to grow up we should not handle any re­ b a r g a i n s i n b o o t s , s h o e s , of April I will sell my stock 0 bacon and 300 pounds of pensions, consiitutej? record uneducated, when so many port that tends to injure a hats, ready-made clothing, lard was burned. The barn of unsoundp 'JIfand incapac­ good opportunities are pass­ brother or friend, but de­ prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ caught several times but.we « ity or which very few men ^an ing by daily. nounce it and hold our broth ware, such as plows, hoes, —AND— APfPSlbjr .Yard work. His loss boaRt. He will doubtless make The newspaper tells to the er or friend up, lost they shovels, spades, tracechains, and, in fact, anything you will reaeh near $4,000, with a very competent ex-Presi- world of your schools—how learn to be idle, and not only need in this line. no Insurance. many you have, how success idle, but tattlers also and dent. The democratic party now ful the teacher, how many en busy bodies, speaking things •0At ' 0 percent above W E are now living under has the call, and a chance to rolled. You wishyourschools which they ought not. 1 Tim. the Cleveland administration relieve the country of mail) good influence to reach ba- 5: 13. again, and we have great burdens in the next f o u i yond your own door-step—it B. •0hopes of improvements all years; the question is, will it spreads it. It spreads man's oalong the line. The inaugu­ do it, or will thisadministra- virtues; it checks his vices. NOTICE. I keep constantly on hand a ration on the 4th was a tnag tion, like others before it, flop Watauga has its disadvan­ If you don't think I mean it full supply of grocerBy virtue of a deed of trust niflcent occasion Notwith­ over into the lap of Wall tages along with other pla­ executed to me on the 8th ies.consist.ing in partjJof.Su- come and look through my standing the severs weathsr, Street ? Sei ious fears are en­ ces, but inmany respects there day of Sept. '88, by Arthur gar, Coffee, Rice, etc., the great crowd of many tertained in that, direction, is no better county to be D. Cowles and AmeliaCowles. which will be sold ascheapns thousands surged their way and it is an undeniable fact found. Its possibilties are his wife; and by virtue of a they can be bought in the decree of the Superior Court Ifc wont cost you one cent if through the snow, rain and that every member of Mr. untold. It possesses good of Ashe county, made at fall mountains. yon dor.t purchase. high wind. The inaugural Cleveland's cabinet is a gold brain, muscle, lands, timber, term 1892, in the case of C. I cannot, in this small space address of President Cleve­ bug. If a gold bug policy is water-power for machinery, W. Thorn and others against tell you of half the bargains I have a large stock and land is short but teems with followed the downfall of the academies and school houses. W. H. Gentry, A. D. Cowles I am prepared to offer, but want to get rid of it before sound good sensealid pledges democratic party is set for It is free from many encum­ and Amelia A. Cowles, I will in vite you, one and all, to spring. sell to the highest bidder, for to carry out the promises 1896 just as certain as the brances other counties have. cash, at the court house door come and see. Thirty-six in­ made to the people to reform present population lives to Its climate, soil, etc., a- in the town of Boone, N. C., ches to the yard and sixteen and reduce the expenses of the see t^at date, and it will not dapt it to stock-raising, the on Uie 8th day of April, 1893 ounces to the pound has ev- J C A L L A N D L O O K ! Jtt been mv motto, and I government. We only have be "knocked out" by republi­ growing of fruit, cabbage and the following tracts or par­ hope to receivejn the future, o— space to say this much now cans, either. T h e 70,000 or her vegetables to success, cels of lands, lying and being what I have so much enjoy­ in the county of Watauga. ed in the past, the liberal put i would call your attention but will refer to it occasion­ votes cas f for Weaver in the and these and other products hirst tract, known as the can be successfully shipped Fork Ridge tract; adjoining ronnge of the public. ally here after. last election won't be a cor­ to the? hi# cut. in prices in my St os t 1t espec 11u II y, poral's guard, i n compari­ and the highest prices realiz­ the lands of Alfred Cannon, other In es. OUR legislature has adjourn son with what the populists ed, if the proper care be ta­ David Hix and others, con­ Y'alle Crucis, May 10, '92. ed after being in session 00 will poll in 1896, if the pres­ ken. The news-paper aids in taining 100 acres. Second tract, t he Joe Greer days. The work that has ent administration proves all these things, but many been done will no doubt be itself unwilling or incapable do not believe it, and these lands adjoining George ('an­ NOTICE. approved by the majority of of coming up to their prom­ things help the farmer and tic and others, on Elk creek, (Hog Elk) containg50acres. The laws of the State re­ the people of the State. We ises. But will hope on, hope the farmer helps everybody Third iract, known as the quire all weights and meas­ * '• y-* else; and all should help the William Lambert lands, on ures to be sealed, and I here­ will from time to time give ever, for the best. : our readers the important Don't forget that, Lent com newspaper man --especially Mead ow Creek, adjoining Jor by notify the people that I acto passed. menced the 4th of March this the DEMOCRAT . It has donr dan Greer, George Phillips, am prepared to do such work. year—for the republicans— noble work, and deals out to and others containg 50 acres. You >\ i 11 find me in Boone at Said lands to be sold to sat the residence of I). B. Dough­ A bill to dispose o f the and will iast, four years. the people of Watauga a J. II. COOK, isfy a balance of v a r i o u s erty. States interest in the Cald­ Mar. 6th. good line of information and judgments docketed in the PHANTOM. Standard Keeper. well and Watauga Turnpike more correspondents should Superior Court of Ashe coun­ Road Co. passed its third A Letter From Davidson County, N. C. send news of interest that ty, against the said Arthur -O r e a d i n g . M r . L o v i l l a l s o Editor Democrat: will elevate others and make 1). Cowles, which said balance gets hie bill through, chart­ I receive nearly all of my them think for themselves if is about, $1,400. Mar. 1, '93. DOLLAR W. H. GENTRY , Trustee. ering the Boone and Watau­ copies of your paper, and they have to adopt your ga river lumber Co. must say it is a Welcome vis­ thoughts. Exchange your Administrator's Notice. Is easily earned by anv one of either sex in any itor. It is very interesting views; rub minds; form new pnrf of work indus­ Having q unified as the admin­ triouslyUie country, who is willing to we furnish. at the employment which RACE troubles are on the to peruse its columns and see ideas, stick to good on»snnd The labor i« light and pleasant, and ron run no istrator of Elijah Dot'flon, deed., whatever. out increase in Oklahoma. The what a people I once, and profit by reading the DEMO­ all persons indebted to said es­ risk can five the We lit you trial complete,so that you business a without expense to yourself. Tor those willing to do a little work, tate are requested, to make im­ this is the grandest offer made. You can work negroes are ordered to leave still love, are doing. CRAT. TBEX. or the you are mediate settlement, and all per­ all day, andinhave aercninf only. If a t your em­ ployed. few spare hours dlsin many places and com­ The wholesome effects pro­ rosal, utilise them, and add to sons holding accounts againfct our business will not interfere ayour income,— TATTLERS. t all. You will mittees of whites are issuing duced by a well-conducted said estate are notified to pre­ ho amnsrd on the start a t the rapidity and ease by upon dollar, them notice to get away. sent them duly authenticated davwhich you nmass dollar are successfulday in and country newspaper are seen Editor Democrat: out. Even beginners from the Any — none within twelve months or this no­ drst hour. shouldone enn run the business you see There is a class of people in almost every department fail. You try nothing else until tice will be plead in bar of their for rcurself what you can do at th» business THE legislature of Monta­ of life within its circulation. afloat in the country whose which we offer, bio" capital risked. Women are recovery. Feb. 13, 1898 grand workers; nowadays they make as much na adjourned without elect­ I am well aware of the fact right names are tattlers RESPECTFULLY, business, as it so J. B. GREEN, Administrator. its men. They should trv this at once and secisfor well adapted to them. Write ing a Senator. TheGov.will that many are too tenacious whose works are purely of yourself. Address H . H A I , I , E T T <fc CO., Box 880, Portland, Ms, appoint a Senator. of their wrong opinion to be­ the devil and whose thoughts If you feel weak THE municipal debt of New lieve that the newspaper can are not deeper than a mem­ and all worn out take g -XP g. P a 00 P.P o 3 o ^ o York City is $155,000,000. present to them ideas that brane is thick; ihey are self BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Fhs Watauga Damocrat BRYAN'S column. SAT! A BIS CUT Palais, I MEAN BUSINESS. CLOTHING OVERCOATS CKGCUIMIN COST I STOCK C, D. TAYLOR. 1 Y HOUR w. L. J �The Watau?a Damoorat A Land of Flowers. out in which he said hisname .GSISVO A COMPLETE NEWS PAOVERMAN'S would not go before the com­ 05 Should the Sandwich isl­ REK The Fiujeqffht North Caroi> A DisJiocuATicfamily newspapfd* ing convention. His statf ands really become part of d e v o t e d t o t h e i n t e r e s t o f C > u n merits of the American side the United States they will .di\. PresM,'' IS TUB t.v, State auo Nation. Published of the Behring sea controver­ be the most picturesque fea­ " BREATH OF LIFE."! Dp you want to aid-ii** building every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ sy and the New Orleans af­ ture of the great republic. nxYaxviao*. jip a paper tljut shall reflect th# tauga Comity. N. C, U lift yivicg »t- j North Parolfair with Italy were given out T h e y d e s e r v e t h e t i t l e I etnMtof fcir tU | ignatestcredj t i thereess K» tt* ; mi,'no matter where ft mav be on Sunday. "Flowery Kingdom" perhaps THE HOME l'APEH. MOUTKU/b. »rX0X7I3 Seen? Th»n patronize Plat* OXTCKH U h| His resignation of the port even better than Japan, since •poclhl uaodifat-1 Che Wilmifigtori M Vies senrrer Orygrn treat- j It .Should HftVo the Unltpil Support of folio of state was twice deter­ flowers bloom on the island fSPhClf aunt t*r diMAA-' LPKYGE the Home People. es of tho con, • throat and laagsi Do you want :t relfablt' paper year round, and are mined on Sunday; the first to all CURES Tlin iaXkAlAtiona | giving you all the o'ews- of the A man should always get President Arthur andthesec- peculiarly beloved by all the •X. A3THM coataia G;nui-. -W^GNSWMPTIOH eidoithd Elfin-1 world-—a Jhunocratir .newspaper the beat in the newspaper tectanta, U ad-1 that equals the best—Has the - ; v ..'.V3 WAV r-rwfl ^BRONCHITIS ond to President Harrison, inhabitants. The foreign res^ diLicatotk»b.st; I ;v FEVEP line, tint where a man can not bwn ipcaiflei. largest circulation, and has for although the latter was not idents, and even transient vis for tficoe di»-' bv inhalation riirht to twonty-oTie yearn been i part really afford to take more sent to the President until itors catch the native fond­ cm •;;» ,;?*t cftta diMtH, making it A POSITIVE iud faetoriri thegrowth and deV• - yified in Gat&rrh and than one newspaper, we say Monday morning. That his v * y- lYcr. 35'of a pataat mtdicina. ness for flower#, and attimes Velopli^nt of the Old North vrittriU il in their practice. in all candor that that one last illness was hopeless be­ people of all sorts go about State? Then subscrbo for ;ONtY IN USE. should he his home paper, came known to the public on a u p*' TH VHLMl|GTCm I };!•}> f garlanded with abundant .1—s M M l.)*.*)_• o«»*s>., Au»ou, a*. K i'Owisk* Wiuj>, ciis whether it be daily or weekly. -Sunday, Dec. 18, and it was blossoms.—Fx. Fampaign Itartes; b»<1 itr.y t B e l H n Lovt.vtlU, h«b. 1*i ®xFimtazia4 j , Ou*h*. Kj Bfanrtdar. • - f s sure ns«d. •a. We mean what we say. A on Sunday, three weeks la­ •a tlia best The "Daily Messenger," . by ' ^ HlL. C'ASI«D uddi-etAdd to us i man's first duty is to build * c hy ti-tvii-m a copy of ear uiid, 4 months on trial, for •UT &V owe®. The Kermou Crazed Her. ter, that his physicians final­ > •' i cvylft.vnisyihttrtnUfcdntUfnU.0/gen* I $2,00 • •" v/. jrri&fthaaitfii up and sustain the enterprises ly admitted the hopelessness Co <1 FORT DODGE , Iowa, Feb 27 Oxygen Co., HA?ffiLEJ The weekly "Transcript Mes­ which contribute to the of his case.—Washington Vision. —Mrs. W. A. Wilburn, of senger, (the largest and growth of the community of Cor. Chicago Inter Ocean. Rowan, has been adjudged best paper in the State) 9 which he is a part, and of all in<>ni hs on trip! for $1.00 insaneand sent tothe asylum. p the enterprises the local news Fire Feet of Whiskers. Ugsli jrt 'advance. Both The immediate cause of her • _ to+x* papwr in the best; no town mpers are large Eight:Page A curiosity rarely seen out­ loosing her mind was a graph I SEBINfi ppjtjfe ! -beets. Send Postal' Fard . can enjoy perfect prosperity side of a museum was in Ashe ic pen picture of J hell drawn fit Mr • n^VY^rrt^'lTftvt 'pgp with o u t a re|> resen t a t i ve pa - ville Wednesday, says the in the pulpit by her pastor, : ons and receive sample coptw |.y. v. per loyally sustained by ap­ Citizen. the preacher's description of : es of The MESSKXGEH preciative citizens. • 5 YEA(M I' G.'t. 1st: i.SRR.'u. -pbj 8. G. Brinkley, five feet nine the torments the damned 1 here is not a weekly news­ inches tall, and 44 years of made>u< h an|itirpression up­ paper in the smaller towns of age, a resident of Big Rock on Mrs. Wilburn's mftMIJtha.t this state which has the pat­ creek, Mitchell county, is the TAKE THE her reason 'was overthrown ronage it deserves, With possessor of this curiosity, and it is feared she is hope­ y vv ... v;. t i •;% lew exceptions the testimony and it consists of a dark V 416 lessly insane. i iMM i of the editors is that they brown beard over five feet in (TOTxeJXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. are working "uphill;" their length. Mr. Brinkley ordina O'f •Zest and IlorthweE It is said that Geu. Beau re labor is great and its rewards rily carries his whiskers in v« • -a it gard left a fortune of two ast. 'e'C Aiiiuisooyene# small. And yet ihe weekly his bosom or in a pocket Efcl millions of dollars. We are C "i following advantagesf" p0Me"" ^ /'an^rraiite going to<.->riy of the newspaper does more for a built for the purpose. When 1 sfc« ; ii Ej aios or •PM l erritorice glad to know that the old ' i i i a a v e t i i'ue ur»d • u oat-;• g.g n e. town and people than 'any o- standing erect his beard rea­ Z. No ohango of diet or pursuit ef Uto I* no90Stan S'isfe AradB gentleman was so comforta­ 2 EYim! n during treatment. * ibi'.i•;() an-1 Ak •. •, route ther agency! 3. The art and arttall an no wis* offensive to ft* f rheijyi-.ihest rc.ule fo ches down to his shoes, 2 Mji* '.f-tv.• NhatU*. r '' remedies are lii patient entail no dleoomfort. b l y o f f ; P e r h a p s s o m e w i l l j? Km KnoaA i't%-*hittr»e4%am, It the citizens.lire wise, they h (The :tly. remedy reaches the seat of ttta treubia i "It has been fifteen years deprecate that he' had any 2 HM $ XntA A N S A S C f T T . l i: y r *: k, ^ EEba AU *.!«;,<»)» 4 BlftVtB. 1. The remedle# and means of appflanoe can ho will stand by their editor and since 1 shaved,"* said Mr. 2 Haso H j ) carried In the pocket without Inooavenlonoa. uj% connection with the Louisia­ ~ Hafc n y.-.-.H'.v . W W TREATMENT at anV drug ctor* vid nil poTiitH in hhth'o. Wn.Ji sect) n d m 11 h is eff o r t s t ue n 1 a rge Brinkley to the Citizen, "but 2 HtW li. s Ktfi ; • QrsalSiJo*! na Lottery.—News and Ob­ 2 dow H- CACTERINE AND IN8UFFUT0N, $2.00, - or oT •iiibes.rvei Wmic. the influence of his newspaper; most of the' present growth CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. HjgTon, (Jre;:*iiti, 1'cah s tfcfafc irr, • UtAAn* I.a fcA»o t;».iid. Mr server. Caofsrlnt Madloiftc Co^ -Wxoo, Texsj, a tid* I"gfi fo r!•. tu. and just here let us say an­ of my beard has been made 2 EXABISM 1XZ MYAlfcr c? Chest fuj>} /test fCquinpmt other word to subscribers during the past ten years." 2 cxceil*??*, £&sJ y&t Wiii Jtpitd ih the '' e>t. who assert that they can Mr. Brinkley says; he has Only'lfnc running Solid V>wti take one newspaper only. 1 WYAE 8. B. 88., HkMhI 511. I ' ' -3s*: never been indicted himself, > ud tyMi ri.M bc| ween St.* La of?* / mi Newspapers are now pub­ and has never had anybody Oid Kausas t'it 7 . Iteciiiiiiig Chair curs and Tour lished at rates which are with indicted, and has never ta­ no Scypnrs free of extra charg<?; in the reach of all, and we do ken a drink of whiskey or us­ I will meet part; ut anv railnot believe,there is a man in ed tobacco in any way, and M e wish to call atterB ioutoour rosd station with t hrough tickets any kind of business, who is has lived in Mitchell county line of second-hand pud naggage c.hecke. For In'; inform a': nia >• :r»i not fuilv able to pay fo»* two all his lite. f - u ggtes, Carts, wagons, U>8cripdve pamphlets of th# 8 Paints or more newspapers. The v\ est tY» ite to or call on Hacks, Harness Etc, press is a great educator, and GES R£CE3PTbF GO ; Watch the Tongue. ' B. A. NK'toam}, They are almost, good as new, on that line alone his money Trayeling lbfseager It is your xougue, it be­ and persons wishing to buy can WI WILL MAIL A BOX OY tsf for I'm Hp u Ave., .Veherilie, N. C. would be well invested. The longs to you and is the only •""JSADV„ , \ secure bargains by calling on us J. GHAULTON, G. P. A ? « - f a MX W „ r more papers with which he one you are responsible for. , Chicago; IH. Vr e h a v e a b r g l o t o f N E W • • wBMMMMK BOMflfeininnitti surrounds himself, the great­ lour neighbor's tongue may j ' W£ WANT X er will be the benefits derived. need care also, but that is BTJQGltea, WAGONS, CARTS, J TM2 ISEFAillSlX C«?« HARNESS tVc But the Constitution, for real his business; this isyours. 8ee on hand, which will be sqifl on WZ* p . Itebfeg Fll%s, Bljjfl sons given, repeats that if that it is- properly attended reasonable terms. If we have not Tstfsr, Grwsd there be a man who is too to. Watch your tongue, it got whq^you want, we vvili f AO. - ^'I fIT IIIij I s Wona ni all ItcHsg Silo DLes:^ R Till * '(•O' poor to patronize any other needs watching. It "is a fire" take pleasure in getting anv •(gHH ^[| MP*#'"-'FSJi|| II** TSTTtf, !t Rffiwn **{ b««r l«»f U L«ij than his home, paper; that is —watch it. It is helm which thing for you in our line. vYe buy ->4. mt-tkei, TSrFHiWXig wGH tt tvirU3«ly os.ro J** M fKi es# K. Inisi r-*> - irrs-r- >acv<? fwx>5«5 L .hirrlsonja >4 9fk> ^xi&ste, The paper for his money, and g u i d e s t h e v e s s e l . direct from Manufacturers S.v-tS Let t h e y count* £ a.? U ml afac each « f A T a . f l asi ?'r«§:r£i c a n , t h e r e f o r e , g i v e y o u r t s y ^rKSc^s, may foidune increase his (eitisrrr s-v^' ie 4o.V gold In packas®** SPECIFIC OXYGEN EMUTION <:1 V. CACTERINE ROYA ' SIS3 Alton H. I • ATTENTION, BUYERS!! CURE' PAY TETTER AGENT I store !-A rJ, ntn Constitution. lilainc's Day of Fatr. Il is a' curious fact /hat nany of Mr. Blaine's frmnos I rid mnn.v of the newspaper ncu h(-i-e who have watchs;' lis caicer held firmly to t he belief that he would d'e oiv a Sunday. Sunday was t is day f fate. He was horn on that day, and it constantly re­ curs in connection wi h the chief events of his life. It WETS on Sunday that he regained possession of the noted ligfni letters, with whicl^ person wa s seeking his caieer and (iri. helmsman keep wide awake. r 7lAfisr»f&'2 U jrc« m , I.t can bless or it can curse; close prices. svxsmJi*—.12* • "" <,fc**w_Bta(»Ar <»* fsi--.; itLkr &tt : A* A We have a full line of new Hr. fcA«, it can poison or heal; it can Hi,-'; AusOc off l favmttnSE, pierce heaits and blight nr-ss—Collars, bridles, etc.'—#v1T. SJSUFTffiSE 8R0. lopes; it can cow discord or er.ything in the harness line. rv ribCftjJ Hep'arute dt-ar friends. Watch | Imat (he world en pricee tongue. No one b-ntyou j SteT W can tiike c>ue of that t(Yngue. Your neighbors may ha i f» ir it, (>r vy h ( briti! 'it. b i t i : you:... - • -" at a ttasec aWt .«a,-A treuh lower price to th* c<x?sc.sr£«r Trpgn s&y <i.htr package tr* on tiie amrkct a' &t>y atarii whatever and affords the *. fair profit; Is a thor­ oughly reliable, ftrst-daes article, abso­ lutely pure, always tb« canse ; free from r-f-r r- .DEALERS dust will find th* Five and Ten Centpackaget 1ha chfidftsst and most salable package tea on the Market and consumers pro­ nounce It "the best and most economical/* Kin-Go T'ia ic convenient to handle, easy to sell and has proved a big success wherever Introduced. We are extremely anxious to have at), dealers stock this tea, and earnestly ro» quest that you Include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house t or order direct of us, we will see that yoo are supplied. For furthw Information address ^•Ibmb T KIN-GO TEA CO, ""Z* . HE 4.:^ <p,w V «**'• ,W* ' V) V:-nJJV -'5- .* > v'" % - — & - $ mm w "Mix k -v >'m i NV;; [?:% T>| ^a - •• r^ao* ES*a$i hs r-4 .4, ' •»* a tr-Ht #MA5»«4. ®*4 *;>*- *«•« -»v•! 4 en?* ft# s;t*nmm p**«. »;v* b e»r**t>9 k* ).«m Um »»»*. a»« *« fu e^-rs y.0tr*A v s. *»o®el, witk 4«a«e» 4om. .. ••"A*'*?, it u , »r *iN. e-M « 0»r M tM Hi till Mtat >• ry-vswl. A r to ov:«U r»t«*tv3 . •facial #irci»to"l«y<>Rrftlkt*," terra, **»t ft—, Aiinn, O.A.SMOW&OQ. 4 -- }*?*>*•:"3 a toil, of eLUdren vha frut . i®« op. Fiould t*ke? £M>8 11LOS BlITVRl, to Ut*. «?u*« ]e'*3«j1ft, J% . -AT, PAUqw*«M JVOU l.iw itowpUAutto t* to •wfmSe " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 25 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0309_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: March 9, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-03-09 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/7f506f0e94102f934513fcf9bd90d9ac.pdf b31cacdbda08ca1f5ff141cad0f0946a PDF Text Text VOL 5 '< * "N T V , PJUJFESS10NA I. C., TIITJI1SDAY, MARCH, 16 , NO. 26, lij.^ens, mhI e< qiteiript of o u r paths of civilizat ion and edu­ exacting accountability. 'di | people i r economy and fru- cation t o self supporting a nd FEDERAL ANI) STATE RIGHTS. Oath of 0 ,i •! W. B. C0UNC1LL, JR. ineao gaii.y in their personal af- independent citizenship. In •l. m t i v e J j a i r s d e p l o r a b l y s a p s t h e the meantime, us t he nation's 'The oath I now take to pre ATTORNEY AT LA ,V. His Opinions on nent | strength and sturdiuess of wards, they should be prompt serve, protect and defend the Mr. Cleveland ? Boone, N. C. o u r national character. It l.y defended against the cupi­ constitution of the United MY FELLOW 0 is a plain dictate of hoi;: sty dity of designing men and States not only impressively obedience t o the nunc W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). defines I he great responsibili­ ^ M a n d good govern merit t h a t shielded from every influence my countrymen, I am Boone. N. C. ty I assume, but suggests oublic exnendi tures should he o r temptation t h a t retards Resident Physician. Office t o rle licntn myself t o the! hedience to the constitution­ D' n o mired by the rules of strict their advancement. on King Street north of Post service under the sanction of al commands a« a rule by credit anciat d' eonoi. , and i t is equally a solemn oath. Deeply mo p Office. TARIFF REFORM. which my official conduct clear t . i i t frugality a m o n g ed by the expression ofconfiThe people of the United must be guided. I shall to EVILS OF the people is the best guaran S t a t e s ha ve decree J tha t on E. F. LOYILL dence and personal a t t a c h the best of my ability and , tee c . the contented, strong' ment which has called rne t o (dosing i d ited ATTORNEY AT LAW, this d a y the control of their within my sphere of duty, i, o l 1 1 . s u p p o r t of free institutions, Government in its Legislative this service, I nm sure my gyrated eomV Boone N. V. preserve the constitution bv v, hi eh Une imxie of misappropria- and Executive branches shall g r iGtu ie c in m ik 4 no b ' c o u r t . v's ; ;ra«n w loyally protecting e v e r y ter return than the pt-dge I tend t o riisrogaru . h rul-> ; «o 6oti of public funds is avoid­ be given t o tlmtpolitioal par 1 ; i I . G. RjBEYES grant of federal power it con now*i>-i veliefore God and I lies * the national safety, another ed when appointments t o of­ tv pledged in the most posi­ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON' . tains, by defending all its witnesses of my unreserved I uup r confronts us not less fice, instead of being rewards tive terms t o jtheaccomplish­ C'ff c t a t Residence. restraints when attacked by and complete .devotion t> th serious. I trfler t o thepreva- of partisan activity, a r e a- ment of tariff reform. They P»opne. N. impatience and restleness and intei . ni.i v -Nav rjf those leuce of popular diSj Wit ion j weeded t o those whose efli- have t h u s determined in fa ­ by enforcing its limitations who.hu ve ban t o < x|»eet from the Ofn ration ( : : 1 1 ( '. v promises a lair return vor of a more just and equi­ and reservations in favor of 1. {). \s > 4 of t^'e GoverqmMit especial of work for the compensa­ " u a FINAN'CLVTC' SITDATI< table system of federal taxa­ the States and the people; '( Weem it fitting on this oc- and direct individual advau tion paid t o them. T o secure tion. Hie agents they have Fully impressed with the cision, whife indicating (lie tages The verdict ofoiiv vol fitness and competency of a p chosen t o ca rry o u t their pur gravity of the duties that opinions T Jiold concerning I ters which condemned the in- point^es t o office and t o re­ pose a r e bound by their prom confi out me and mindful of questior.H of p r e s e t | i n s t i c e o f maintaining prot.ee move from political action ises, n o t less than by the my weakness, I should be ap­ nut) importance, t o also briefly re lion for protection's salt en the democratizing madness command of their masters, palled if it were my lot to '••.-.to the exisfm cf certain joins upon the people s serv­ for spoils, the civil service re­ t o devote themselves unre­ bear unaided the responsibil­ ornii'ions and feu (fen *i< s a a n t s the duty ofexposing and form I n s found a placein-our mittingly t o this service. ities which avvait me. I am, destto.ying the broo i of kin­ public policy and laws. The HPISW m o n g a i v pebpfe, which seem dred evils which a r e the un­ benefit already gained by While there should be no sur­ however; saved from discour­ render of principle, our task agement when I remember fo m e n a c the in leg? itv and usefulness of their Govcni- wholesome progeny of pater­ this ; strumentality and the must be undertaken wisely that I shall have thesuppcrt M nient. While every American nalism. This is tim bane of further usefulness it prom- and without vindictiveness. and counsel and co-operation 4 !>j — •itiz* n m n ' t contemplate republican wistimHohs and ises entitles it t o tin hearty Our mission is n o t punish­ of wise and patriotic men, with utmost ;>r? i- md erithti the iMTnstaut, peril of ottrGov support and encouragement ment, but rectification of who will stand at m.y side in t,? : sin sin t yt > v i 'i hud exnan y n m e n t by the people. It de­ of ail who desire t o see our wrongs. If, in lifting burdens the Cabinet places or wil 1 rep V. \ Mil siou of o a r ;lesu ijj grades t o purposes of \v i I y public service well performed from the daily life of our peo­ resent the people inthefr Leg • a,.. .,. |craft t h e pr in of rule of our of who hope for the el ovation ple, we reduce inordinnteand >feii y of as; in: islative halls. I find also (ii'm ; of political sentiment. st and age it unequal advantages t o o long much comfort in remember­ r e i I (> s I tai hers n^fabiished am! heshocks ft? V t t o ,tq h e a ' t l e a ! to us s s a n (v'tje-.t TRUSTS AND COMBINATIONS. enjoyed, this ia but a necessa ing that my countrymen are o u r I ve and v.-M;erat ioi,. Th - existence ofan immense ry incident of o u r return t o iferfnj • .brift ui tM-ori CO] just and generous and in the r. pej' verts 1 lit pa t rn , aggregation of kindred enter- l'ighf. and justice. If we exact assurance that they will not j o u r free ( !oY«s* be /L ; ••!... I. nf ouv c'-.uii r\met.,... ;.;^k and combinations of from unwilling minds acqui­ : hoovs llrt t oV»! condem those who by sincere a;. .ftir-.Tr" r a n ; d t -mpis 1 : ;em t o pit ilu 1 . huKip.-ns interests, form'STi for escence in the theory of hon­ devotion fo their service de­ : . . r P"»lV ny TU 11! (V I'S'-MM*•-;*>. ' wf>" for K.d( a t ;s ot soj 1 'bd gain t o t he ;)tu pose of limiting pro­ est distribution of the fund serve their foibearance and • rt v : t > th® t'»T n o' j ops infir aiity t r thre itens *% 1 f » • . n f l p,nd wi1 n ma g o r T h " be ilrrived from their Govern duction ahd fixing prices is o f Government beneficence approval. Aboveall, I know 'n •? rod c t«rn; merit 'a maintenance. It un• .• i ' v. iV. t ak< sti'or man vd'o. in t!v- eon <i 'i'rnines the «elf-ihe|iauc6 of inconsistent with a.fail field treasured up for all, we but there is a Supreme Being who which ought t o be open t o insist u p o n the principle rules thfif affaiis of men and p?uvdy health, ty in ex. fii'cr.ce of cotirts the yt«rr,<«Mt activities our fieople, and substitutes e w r y independent activity. which underlies ourfree insti­ whose goodness and mercy B RYAN . of life and rcjoi-esari'the har­ in tt« place dependence upon Legitimate strife in business tutions. When we t e a r aside have always followed t h o dihood of constant labor run y Governmental favoritism, i t shbtlld not lie snUereeded by the delusions and misconcep­ American people, and I know still have lurking near lbs vi» stlii > the spirit of true Atncr enforced concession, f o the tions which have blinded o u r He will not turn from UA now * or saV. 1^00 errs of land. tal-i, unheedeit, a diseasetlmt ic|hii«ft}, and sttifiifles every demand pfypm hi nations th#t country men t o their condi­ if we humbly and reverently Bich MQfpVtftfTl. ^'a 1aU;ra dooms him t< sudden col­ eiUj<»bimg t r a i t of American h a v e p » vei* to destroy; nor tion ivid**r the vicious tariff seek His powerful aid. lh>nt\ty_, o n m h u h is ashes* os. lapse. I t can not he doubt- •lK^mship. bbie lessonsofpa- should t h e people he forced iaws, we but show them how Vice-President StfcronsoH. n« d Bn* 4 hind fovshe"p ranch e l t h a t our stupendous a ttiFm.iliiin ought t o he nn- t o los< t h e benefit, of ehaapfar they have been led away L. D. Lowe A SA»LCS VRIVATC. M ! and better lessons n^ss which usually result from the paths of content­ His B fef Address Upon Taking: the 1. T . Ihirg- TSOP . E x ' t r s . of ehi(»veruentfl-as a people and Chair Vacated By Mr. Morton. Igiit Umt. v ;ii" the pec from wholesome com petition. ment and prosperity. When Mrs. A. P . ( aViowav. deed. o il* countrvsrobust strength : "Shou!d patriotically and He said: These aggregations and com we proclaim t h a t necessity Banner Id; , Nov. 1" *90 . h »ve given rise t o heedless­ pT •fully support th"ir Gov* hinatious frequently consti­ for revenue t o support the "Senators—Deeply impress ness of tliosf laws governing e: a imnt. its functions dono^ t u t e consjiiraeies a g a i n s t the Government furnished the ed with a sense of its responNOT KR. o u r national health which sibiltyand of its dignity, I Parti 's putting papers in can no more evade tic n hu 'in-hide the support of t h e interests of the people and in only justification for t a x i n g >m>'!innd for oxeenfion will people, b ii" acceptance of a h their phases they a r e un­ the people, we announce a now enter upon thedischarge please nrfrfir.cp 1h<* fpos with man life can escape t i c lav -i of the duties of the high ofthe f>n pens and they will re­ of find and nature. Manifest­ this principle leads t o the te natural and opposed t o our truth s o plain t h a t its denial fiee to which 1 have been call­ ceive prompt attention, other ly, nothing i« nVrv vital fo fusal of bounties and subsi­ Ameiie tn sense of fairness. would seem t o indicate the ed. I am not unmindful* of wise they will tie returned o u r suprcinaey a s a nation dies which burden t h e labor T o the extent t h a t the.y can extent t o which judgment the fact than among the oc­ rwt pxwutpti for the want of and t o the beniftcent pnipos- and thijft oi a portion of our he readied and restrained by may be influenced by famil­ fees. D. F. B AIKD S TIFF . citizens t p aid ill-advised <>r Inderal power, I he general gov iarity with perversions of cupants of this chair, during es of o u r Government than languishing en'erpriscs i n eminent should relieve o u r tlm taxing power, and when the one hundred and four UNIVF.ESITY OF XORTH CAROLlt; L. sound and stable currency i : a-exposure t o degradation which they have no concern, citizens from their interfer­ we seek t o reinstate the self years of its constitutional his i Instruction IBofferedfnfonr should a t opes arouse t o ac­ i t j e a d s also t o a challenge ence and exactions. tor.v, have been statesmen, confidence and business enter general courses of vtudy, six of wilrj and reckless pension EQUALITY BEFORE THE LAW. prise of o u r citizens by dis­ em i nen t a 1 i ke for their ta leu t s Brief courses, a large number tivity t h e mast.enlightened and their tireless devotion to of special courses, and in la w js ' a tcsmanship and t h e dan- expenditures which oveiTs-^p Loyalty t o the principles enabling abject dependence public duty. Adams, Jeffer­ mcdicine a n d engineeri M ger of depreciation in thepur the bounds of a grateful rec­ upon which our Government upon Government favor, we son and Calhoun honored its The Faculty includes tavern y chasing power of wages paid ognition of patriotic service strive t o stimulate those ele­ teachers. Scholarships and to toil should furnish the and prostitutes t o vicious us r- Mt& positively demands t ha t incumbency during the early equnhty before t helavv, which ments ofjAuferican character days of the republic, while loan funds arc available for es t h e people's prompt and • t guarantees t o every.rit iz m, support the hope of Ameri­ Arthur, Hendricks and Mor­ needy young men of talent strongest incentive topronipt and character. The U"Xt ses- and concervative preception generous impulse t o n id those should be justly and in good can achievements. Anxiety hsion b 'gins Senl.l. For ca I - In dealing with our present disabled in their country's faith conceded in all p a r t s of for the redemption of the ton have, at a later period of our history, shed lustre upon nlogue vv th full information, embflrrassingsituatiou aRie- defense. Every thoughtful pledgee which m.y party h a s rddress President Wins.on, lated to this subject., We will A inerica n m us t rea I i ze t he i in the land. The enjoyment of the office of the President of this right lolloW81he badge of made and solicitude for the thf> most augurit, del ibera ti ve Chapel IIill, S . C. be wise if we temper our con­ portarijce of checking nr. its citizenship wherever found complete justification of the assembly known to men. I fidence and faith in our na beginning any tendency in and, unimpaired by race o r trust t he people ha ve deposed asm me the duties of the timsemsmz '• MS en: fne**:.: < • r . scr^.caTV. t ionai strength and resour­ public Or private station t o color, i t appeals for recogni­ m us constrains me t o remind great trust confided to me ces with the frank concession regard frugality and econo­ tion t o American manliness those with whom I am t o with no feeling of self-confi­ 4. •M. tem foril ' T-' • t.""' «' -' O;r->ns37] t hat even these will not per­ my a s virtues which we may ..rt -oi»V, and fairness. Our relations cooperate that we can suc­ dence, but lather with that 5-i-4 r MS Fc.»'.r. . , i. rl nil) olgraye distrust of my abil­ safely outgrow. The tolera­ mit us to d"G with impunity m Ixfiri' ' t. with tlm Indians located with ceed in doing the work which ity satisfactorily to meet its [Oi' i . tXTBK ) S • nil coaf« tion oF this idea results in a • S »r<1 tak«-r . fors.l totT the inexorable laws of finance in o u r borders impose upon has been especially set before requirements. I may be par­ o booSc on .«4 w to a n d trade. At tuesauietime, waste of t h e people's money ns responsibilities we cannot us only by the most sincere, doned for saying 1 hat it shall Uieio. Call or -idUrtrSa, ALBEIT F. r u t . t co., in on v efforts t o adjust the by their chosen servants and escape. Humanity and con­ harmonious and disinteres­ be my earnest endeavor to encourages prodigality and sistency require us t o treat ted effort. Even, if insupera­ discharge the important, du­ " TT should betreo from intoler-( extravagance in the home them with forbearance, arid ble obstacles and opposition ties which lie before me wfth 9 r* ^ e9r'*n ** t impartiality, courtesy, firm­ u i c e ( ) I ' i ) a s i , i o n n " ^ ^ r j n d g life of our eouutryuion. UlttfSSS^ hi o u r dealings with them t o prevent the consummation ness and fidelity. Earnestly I, a .. « - v mejits should he unmoved b\ C I V I L SERVICE REFORM. t- ipmrr mem***, W • t»n»# B am honesty and considerately of o u r task, we shall hardly invoking the co-operation, i -»iMWI an)#®4,AJb^ WHfty*yewf t* tt hiwztk > • rtirrrr , sn »c* MraUfT fr+m XI :i»rC»l > k . :h ' alluring phrases ami unvexFader our scheme of (Liv­ regard their rights and inter be excused; and if failure can the forbearticf, t'.ie charity of *?%*t a Pftl. k RT.#. P*W *»• imtnt iv* %~L0b fcnmM AWO TABF. Arr+r*,tolKn U*,r* I «l »a,.' ed by selfish interest s. I am ernmeut waste of public in on eats. Every effort should be be traced t o ourfault o r neg-i each of its members, I now confident th M such approach ey is a crime against theeiti- made t o lend them through l e c t w e m a y b e s u i e t h e p « o -j enter upon mv duties as pre­ pie will bold us t o a swift and siding ollicer of the Senatei'' r Delivered • A vill re tive ) 1 N. �S UBSCRIPTION H A T E S J in t h a t direction. We hope; From Silrsrston N. C. L. L. GREENE, & CO., AHSEIIOE will not make this Editor Democrat. UOTHE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT! ! issue entirely unacceptable 1 noticed in a recent issue REAL ESTATE AG'TS. opyj year 11.00 ( ( ) , t s jj')jii)y fnends, but that of your paper t h a t there a r e BOONE, N.C. 0 months 50i.. ^ , J owe a lqt of money and for the next thirty d a y s yoil " 3 months ; 1 1 will be a p p r e c i a t e d a s t h e two new post offices on Cove <>an Will give special attention I goods awful cheap for CASH. Now is t h e time Cieek. I wish t o inform the ; work of t h e < < ho.y8 , '(?) A DVERTISING K ATES. D EMOCRAT t h a t there iw three to abstracts of title, the s a l e t o secure some rare bargains in spring goods. —We are in receipt of the 1 inch 1 week $ .75 of Real E s t a t e in W. N. C. I have the largest bit of fine an 1 coarse shoeR of any­ 1 " 1 month 1.75 first number of Our Eathei-1 new postoffices instead of Those having farms, timber body—men's and women's. Also a lot of clothing a t low " 3 " .... 3.00 less Ones, a pure, well-got-1 two, and t h a t Silverstone is and mineral lands for sale, rates. Men's and boy's h a t s dirt cheap. Ladies', fine dress " 6 " .... 5.00 not a t Mr. G. W. Haves' a s will do well %i 1 year .... 7.00 ten up, neatly printed little stated in the D EMOCRAT , but a t Boone. t o call on said Co. goods low. Ladies' uiitrimmmj hate low down. All kinds of shelF hardware cheQp I keep all repairs for the Farm­ •ulumn 1 week .... 9.00 sheet, published semi-month­ £ '"Those desiring t o mort er's Friend plow. " 1 month ....13.50 ly, a t Orphans' Home, Bari­ is a b o u t one half mile east of 3 " ....25.00 um Springs. N. C. We wish Mr. Hayes'on Sharps Creek. gage ran 1 estate for money You will find u good line of groceries on hand, sugar, 0 " ,...37.50 This i s a new mail route on censorial* terms, are also coffee, soda, white fish, etc., etc. Everybody come a n d get 1 year 50 00 it unlimited success and hope requested t o give ns a call. goods while they a r e cheap* the public will give it the sup through this p a r t of th*couii L. L. GREEA & CO. GOODS SOLD ON TIME."©* try, beginning u t Zionsvilie Entered at. t h e Postofficeat port it merits. March 13, 1893. I inusl again request everyboby who a r e due me to Boone. N. 0., a s second-class —It is now reported t h a t a and running near the foot of come and pay their accounts and save cost. I w a n t your Rich Mountain t o Vilas. I t mail m a t t e r. trade and will d o you right every time, and will highly ap­ NOTICE. government distillery is t o is believed t h a t this new route preciate t h e same. I will just s a y here, t h a t I w a n t all the he surveyed and started by will supply a large number of State of North Carolina, Wa­ roots anrj herbs there is in the mountains this season. 8o, LOCAL NEWS. J . P. Fi v, on the road from people with tnaii matter t h a t tauga county. In the Superior remember me. h e r e t o Blowing Koek This was o u t ot reach of any of the court. and W. W. Holsclaw Ad­ Yours Anxious to Please. --March winds d o blow. F. M, may be a legitimate business, postotnees already establish­ ministrators on the estate of B WILL W. HOLSCLAW, —Mud drying rapidly. but we fear the supply of ed. The names of the new L. Holsclaw, deceased, against —Many of o u r farmers a r e bread will be greatly reduced postoffices are Greer, Silver - HattieE.. Birdit E. Hilly V. and Lena M. Holsclaw. making a nice s t a r t a t plow- in Watauga byitsoperation. stone ami Yerger. With A. The defendants, Hilly V. and Til ffillAUNB COLLEGIATE Institute mg. /as we are informed that he L. Wilson, Andrew Greer and Lena M. Holsclaw, above named, —FOR YOUNG WOMEN, will take m-tiee that an — In another column notice I already applied for 1,200 Bennett Smith, a s post mas­ entitled as above, has beenaction com­ curd of L. L. Greene & Co., bushels of corn. ters. menced in the Superior court of ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Watauga county to sell real es­ real estate agent. lid IT B ENNETT S MITH. —On Tuesday, the 7thdnst. Will Open its Second 1 erm]I ebi uavy 1st, 1803. tate situated in Cove (-reek town­ —Mr. Horton lias n o t been J . II. Brown, Esq , of Sands, A TOUCHING Incident. ship in said county, for assets to The Institution is located in the most beautiful suburb of Ashe s o well for a Few days, but is was married t o Miss Alice W ASHINGTON, March 4 — pay debts ot the said lb L. Hols­ ville. The spacious building, recently completed for its use at a claw, dee'd , and the said defend­ Vandike, and a jolly, good Adlai Ewing Stevenson, the n o t considered dangerous. ants wil lurther take notice; that cost of |5(),0()0, is furnished with pure we'er from springs on the time is reported. On t h a i Vive President elect, drove they ore required to appear at promises, is lighted with gas, heated by hot water, and provided — Wanted ! 5 0 0 lbs. dried eventful nighi t he boys of the from t h » Ebbitt House a n a the office of trio Clerk of this court with hot and cold baths. balm of Gilead buds a t highneighborhood m e t a t the res­ went t o Mr. Cleveland's n- at his office in Boone, on the Gth The health ami habits of the pupils are* r ar.'fullv guarded. Be­ esc market price.— W ILL W. idence of I he groom's father, pMrtinents, where he merged day ot April, 1893, and answer sides the ample space given lor out-door ex rcise, a well equipped or demur to the complaintinthis gyninascum will be fitted up within doors. No expense has been HOLSOLAW. Mr. Melton Brown, for a n himself into the party of th<- action, or the plaintiff's will ap spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perfect. Each pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as a part of —Mr. Raum Pennell, sonoi old fashioned tin-pan and President- elect shortly be­ ply to the court for the relief do raaaded in said complaint, This her practical training forjife, and whilst aiming at thoroughness in Mr. Melton Pennel, of Deer- musket serenade. - The next fore the s t a r t vaq. made for every department, the management will strive to provide for those March 1st, 1893. field, has been very ill for morning revealed t h e fact the White House. Senator committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian Joe B. T ODD, C. S. C. some time with fever. thai two calves had bee. Mcpherson, Ransom and Tell school, but a|chrifitian home. No'pupil will be received who is noc in reasonable health, or who cannot furnish credentials as to mor­ —If you wish a delicate re­ shot bv them. er, thecommitte selected by al character. past for breakfast, try some —On last Saturday morning the upper house t o d o the Four Seperate < ourses of Study Are Offered the Students n-irmc sx of those * hite fish for sale by the first flock ol wild geese honor of the day, had gone mv arms 1. THE NORMAL COURSE, for the thorough trwinini: Will. W. Hnlsclaw. t h a t h a s been noticed by t o the hotel t o t a k e charge of teachers under instructors from the best Normal schools —Mr. I), if. Mast, of P a t a - our people passed over ori of Mr. Cleveland. They were 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE, including ancient and modern languages, science, music, drawing, etc. ha (' t y , Washington, is vis their north TU migration. It in a carriage drawn by four 3. COMMERCIAL COURSE, including stenography, iting in Watauga. He will is supposed t h a t the dense milk colored cold looking hor typewriting, bookkeeping, etc. sew with harness of white. perhaps sjvnd the summer fog which hung a s a mantle 5. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a) scien­ Then ensued a touching lit­ over our s "-ti.Hi rather both here. tific cooking—the study[of (he production and manufacture of food ered them ;u their fi'ght, a s tle scene. The Premdcut-e­ etc. (b) Sewing—embracing the cuttting and fitting of garmenrs. rp —Wanted! 1 000 dozen of millinery, etc. a number of them alighted lect had waved a gener-il au j. fresh e r g s 1 0 els. per dnz revoir t o the p-irty of otfi The teachers at the head of this department ore from the famous m J . P. Hagan: l a ' s no ido v. Bring in your eggs before Pratt School, Brooklyn, N/Y., and the others from the best insti­ rial and personal friendsga th they go down in price. \\ ILL on Brushy Eork. Hire* miles tutions in the country, chosen with reference to christian characvest of Boone. Is this not ered a b o u t him and was uet experience and ability as teachers. A thoroughly organized YV. HOLSCLAW. a sign that bleak winter has bout t o pass through the Preparatory Department has been furnished for all such as are not prepared for the higher classes. —Mr. John 8 . Williams who sung his dying dirge, and doorway when Mrs. Cleve­ The school year is divided into two terms; coKf to pupil $50 per has been in Raleign for som- jfhat baimy mpr.ng has come land called him back, and. term, or $100 per year, which barely covers the expense of the time, in the employ of E d - ! j n j-ealitv ? with utter disregard for the board, the school-being practically free, having been provided for wards & Broughton, has reby a few friends of female education. For further particulars* ap­ .assembled company threw —The hungry cm - t h a t a r e In o n L r t o make room for ply to turne 1 t o his homein Boone protected by the laws oT our her a r m s around her hus­ REV. THOMAS LAWRENCE, Asheville, N. C —The Ashe Reporter, aftei State, have been committing band ami kissed him several our large and eotnpletestcck a short life of arduous toil in serious depredations on the times, wishing him "God­ vpooDnure. w. vs-was -OFESTABLISHED »8<f S. behalf of the democratic par unprotected sheep m Watau­ speed on his way to take ty, gently died of heart failure ga for some d a y s past. The the o a t h of office. Those who S P R I N G A N D S U M brought, on by non-patron­ fine blooded sheep owned by saw this leave-taking endeuv w. w. mmm & iv 4 M E11 G O O 11 S age. " Phe good dieyoung." B. J. Council], J r . , were bad ored t o look unconscious of what' A a s going on, out the 176 & 178 Gay f-.tcsst, KtiCfXYt —The Medical Board of Wa ly torn by dogs; a number of act of Mrs. Gle vela lid w a H WE ARE MAKING A BIG HARDWARE. t a u g a . composed ofDrs.Coun citizens on New River, Blue done s o simply and with Hindi womanly grace t h a t i t Cutlers', Axes, N»'l3 Locks, HI n&xMS, To t <ri < ill, Glenn and Bingham is in Ridge, ami other par ts of Mufe _ boos, &c , .5MJ. seemed t ) be the most natu­ Bonne on the first and third the county hav? lost a gfe ir ral occurrence in th^ world AGRICULTURAL IT IPLEMEI^rTS. Wednesdays in each month number of sheep bv t ;e-e and endeared the wife of t h e Cen-jino Oliver Ct>i!!od Plows, Syracooo Hllfsld© Brown's Doubts Shovel Plows, Cider M iUo, Straw Col­ for the purpose of examining worthless canines. We are, President-elect t o ail those ter &, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shell© rs, Hay 1 ^ks, F o r the next SIXTY DAYS. however, glad t<> say t h a t s o in the a p a r t m e n t . applicants for pensions. Cradle and Snaths, Ba. bed Wire, a. CGNT'RACTC3UPPUES. —This issue of the D EMO far, we have heard of eigh Many Goods Will bo Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Sts^ei, hen. i Shove to, Wc.H CRAT goes oat t o its readers teen dogs "biting the d u s t " Mattocks, Scf£ s. Sledge and Diill Ha miners, !3'_: in payment for their crimes. smith Tools, V/rvt* Ib. rrows, «Sto. printed o n a n extra quality Sr.Id for Less than AWI M U N l T I O r ^ . 'OUSTING C O M * . of paper, and it will continue Of Course You Ile.d. ParkeFs Shot Guns, Remington, r t o be printed on the same The testimonials frequently pubShot Guns, Winchester and Coirs Rtfloc^ L ILlied iu this laper relating to material for some time t o Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead, Rsh Hooks a«d I Hood's Harsaparilla. They are Fishing Rods, &c. r-ome, a s we have quite a nice from reliable people, stare simple SPC CIALT<ES. lot on hand. facts, and show beyond a doubt 41 AA A Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and Leather iV that HOOD'S CURES. Why don.t —Mr. M. B. Blackburn is you try t his medicine? Be sure Circular Saws, Window Glass, FIre-prt>of Safes, Wire Screen Doors and Winoow Fra mog, Pa»p«r grading down the high earth to get Hood's. I vr i* »V-N • '> / •- A Call early to seejis we can EVE RYTHlftC C A WS-SEEL8. V in front of his residence and v Jtfyrr?. *£ VV • - .'- • ; v V -iK « Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages, Spring Vlfagrr-r.e, I wr*show yen better than we can store, which, when complet­ Constipation, and nil troubles tain Hacks, itchell Farm Wag one, T\v<» Wheel C <m wi h i he digestive ;>rgans and the Send for Catalogue and prices. li'W tell you. ed, will n o t only enhance the liver, are cured by Hood's Pills. Mrs. Mary E. O'Fullon value of his property, b u t Unequalled as a dinner pill. Special attention given to orders by mall, Wo reepoc?of riqua, O., says tho Phy­ Very Respectfully, fully solicit your patronage. sicians are ARtonisiicd, will add very materially t o and look at her like one Cleveland was born March t h e appearance of o u r town. W. WOODRUFF & .OO. II. I, MARTIN £ Co. —The a r m y of hogs t h a i 18th> 1 8 3 7 in New Jersey Raised from the Dead 176 Sl 178 Gay Straet, KIJOXVI LLE, generally ruin our pretty and is now a l m o s t 5 6 years Lorvg a n d Terrible EMness Blowing Rock. March 1st '93, grass plots on the commons old. from TJood Poisoning here, have begun their annu­ Now your blood should be puri Completely Cured by Hood's al up-roocing, and if they a r e fied. Take Hood's Sarsnparilla, Sarsaparilla. 80, EYERY-ONE should save all they can and YOU allowed t o persevere, they will the best spring imdieine and Mrs. Mary E. O'Fallon, a very intelligent ess:AT FRfl"5 should begin bv buying* your lady of Piqua, Ohio, was poisoned while as­ blood purifier. ICIXt.. f soon have the job completed. sisting physicians at an autopsy 5 years ago, jip wi mi4i mi 0 v n* i: J ri « wlcers broke out on Let us try t o save the grass Ex-Post master-General Wa and soon terribSc and throat Her hair her t . V V Iwi »Ty^.tnient f C7ir-«ic, • • • head, arms, tongue all rtoi-7 • ';V 5 : ^ ;f ] not of the man who rune the wagon and Bells for $50 or $60 by excluding the hogs from namaker and family passed came out. She weighed but 78 lbs., and saw no prospect of help. At last she began to ^ vMh Hell you as good for $25. Machine needles that Jwill fit o-ii\. t h e streets. through North Carolina l ist t a k e H o o d ' s S a r s a p a r i l l a a n d a t o n c e i m - j • r.-tatn.i<o: ifoct m ichine, at 25 ctb per doz., sent out bv mail. 1I ha ve a good .stock uoz., Benx our ov man. nave g r iu H nuiu, ml si) ctH proved; could soon get out of bed and walk. .-h i •w*. It .- h. , v to of ishiug tar le. Reeds, 40 ctstp $1. Joint rods 7 5 cts to . 1 50 —Mr. D. B. Dougherty, of week, travelling in a special She says: " I became perfectly cured by flics «)••' <"CB 2 til «! r Vr V 1" Sid. it "r n 1 >u "«•'» 60 cts per dozen. Limerick hoo's, 10 to 'jo> t -i CIS- RT F. U j o CO.. 1 uosen. uimencK noo 1 s, IV the DEMOCRAT, is, we sup- PNL«<-e oar, on a two months Hood's SarsaparHJa k'*M:vill(t, T-S-', (1 /.en, sent by mail. Netting for ficinn, and peina of any I ; v.. AjL. ft "pi' te Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent, by mca a pose, visiting somewhere in tour of 1 he South taking in and am now a well woman. I weigh 128 lbs., eat well and do the work for a large family. Tenn., a t least when he pass­ Mexico.—Ex. Do not fail to. writeJov mices. Respectfully, My case seems a wonderful recovery and •'ir-'f vfe hr^ireq physicians look at me in astonishment, as -'.ovi ce.ea, ed this office on last Satur­ $&~One dollar pays for the almost like one rni.ed fi-nr.i the dead." Bv S. P. ANGEL, ' .,"v T rthtliiiT* The d a y morning, he was heading Democra t one year. •r itre. •kKGW "3 •v v~ *«: -nc.'-soi bilQb HOOD'S PILLS should be in evf>ry family ra-i curoe iiaiau j. Get i.uo Jay 21, 91. medicine chest. Once used, always preferred. KNOX VlfyLE, 1LNH. TMES V. V .V j- - ^ �Messenger: Thousands of ofj No Extra Session Trobablo. On the 9 t h President Cleve­ Washington Star. fire-seekers are still holdit; land withdrew the Hawaiian jacoun I t is now practically set­ on in Washington. But G it. I t r e a t y which foi some time B. B. B»n#)ieriy, Editor. U coffey, J. T. tled t h a t there will be no ex­ nrnent teat swings big It. C. Rivers, Publisher ; has been pending in the Senweight and wife, M. r s reported t h a t there i | a t e . This was the first thing t r a session of the Fifty thin an J Mccaleb coffc y plffs. Vs. hunger among trie lbundaj Mar. lOtb, 181)3. | he did, and a b o u t t h e best Congress, i t has been e res c. coffey and wife, surah (lent since the silver men Harrison was pr thing he could do. We have Tcoffev, war, Kim ber, join kiwi, never favored tbeannexation showed whaq strength they soft on editors, bii O UR Washington Coi'res­ ber a n d o t h e r heirs a t law o f Jes­ se T. coffey, deceased,defendants. pondent writing 13 inst. is of these islands, and a re glad had in the two houses of Con if a real e d i t o r g e The defendants, win. Kirn ber, gress t h a t there would be no fiee under the responsible for the follow­ the President withdrew the john Kim ber James Kim ber ami spring session called t o re­ But they will t r e a t y . Of course they may ing: other heirs at law of Jesse T. coffev, deed., will take notice that yet a t some time be tacked peal the Sherman law. Now two years herui "President Cleveland has an action entitled as above lias i t is settled a s well > IH any­ important not committed himself on the o n t o the United States, b u t been commenced in the superior Hawaiian question. T h i s t h a t time has thus been re­ thing can be so far in a d ­ They vvil court of vvatauga county fora ti­ tle to certain lands situated in statement is made upon high moved farther from us. We vance t h a t there will be no rake ir watauga township iu said coun­ have s o far been unable t o session in the fall and thai o u t and unquestionable authori­ ty, this action brought on a bond Congress will not get togeth­ t ty. The Hanison annexa­ determine what t h e govern­ executed by defendants ancester, c Jesse T coffey, now deceased, to tion treaty was withdrawn ment wants with them unless er before the regular time of 9WS. II plaintiffs and their ancestor Aus­ i t means t o make a little flow meeting. T h i s means, of from the Senate because it tin coffey, for title to the afore­ Ts Havan er garden of them. The turn course, t h a t the President is was objectionable for several said lands. And the defendants iivc will further take notice that 1 hey reasons. It was carelessly things have taken will doubt satisfied t h a t he was misled bly pays $2£ are required to appear at next les prove a serious disa p point a s t o the possibility of doing i t t o some drawn, and some of its most term of t he superior court of said important features were en­ ir.ent t o the islanders a s they a n y t h i n g with silver in t h e county, to be held on the8th Mori The 'this week has tirely too indefinite to be sat seem anxious t o creep under new Congress immediately, day after the 1st Monday in March and t h a t he does not pro­ the following brief editorial 1893, at, the court house of said isfactory, even i r Cleveland the sheltei ing wing of Uncle county, in noone and answer or S a m . Their Princess, Victo­ pose t o force the fighting be­ which furnishes much food had fully made up his mind, demur to the complaint in said for thought: "Cleveland turn which he hasn't, in favor of ria Kawehin Kaianlane Luti- fore the sentiment in favor of action or the plaintiffs will apply ed over the Government t o to the court for the relief deman­ annexation. What Cleveland alilo Knlaninniahilapalapa his position, which he hopes ded in said complaiat. This Feb. t o grow, has hud more time Harrison, m 1889, with a s m desires is information, and Cleg-horn was in Washington 28th. 1893. t o be developed. It is said plus ol $100,000,000 in the that he is now diligently seek recently in cofapony with doe. B. TODD, C. 8. C. Treasury. The other day ing, through Secretary Gresh Prince David. We* d o not t o mean also t h a t a n admin­ Harrison returned the Gov­ . *V' am and General Scho field and know, but think they may istration tariff bill is t o be prepared in t h e Treasury De­ ernmental reins t o C'levelapd Admiral Brown, b o t h of have been there in thejinterest with a bankrupt Treasifry. whom are familiar from per of this treaty, but n o m a t t e r partment and sent t o Con­ Comment is unnecess >ry. sonal observation with Ha ­ how sanguine they may have gress in December. Some of waii and its population. It been, they now find t h a t those men iu the House who „ -•} A Last Satprda.v-week tin i ; f } •-AT A "There's many a slip twixt want t o have the honor of is probable that a President­ ? '«pM *''•? v & W i i v 'i-J Ti NO FIX A wholesale establishment or 8. ; M* ial message on this subject I he cup and the lip,"' and preparing their own bill and Witkowsky, in Charlctte was, DUG TO DRAW tvill.be sent to the Senate be­ they doubtless will return t o a r e disposed t o resent any encroachment of the execu­ completely demolished bv; TRADE! fore that body adjourns,and their home in the "deep b'uc s e a " sadder but wiser people. tive on their functions are fire. Out of the stock which! it is also probable that it will 4* V -.U -b n o t pleased a t the prospect, was valued at $125,000, on- J be accompanied by a newrj ff -« 7 vr i • • n R EPRESENTATIVE Richard of having t o a c t on a r e a d y - lv $2,000 were saved. The treaty, maybe ofannexation 0i.-3 . j made bill. They call atten­ insurance was $75,000. and may be for theestablish- son, of Tennessee, enjoys t he I wish t o rail the attention ment of a protectorate. But distinction ofhaviug secured | tion t o the fact, t h a t when of the trade t o the fact t h a t Representative Enlo.e, of i a m now offering some rare whatever is,"done the sugar t h e appointment of 1 he first the Walker bill was sent t o the House it was not received Tennessee, said in tire House ) r o ' i now until tho IKst d a y planters of Hawaii will not postmaster under this admin bargains in booths s h o ( k * . istration, w distinction which a s a bill, members resenting t h a t it took 620,000 farm of Aprd 1 will sell my stock o hars, ready made clothing, be allowedjito cash* in their he als o captured under Pres­ the interference with their laborers to pay the pensions. expectations. X ( ran TJ| YQ Y A prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ Ij 'i ident Cleveland's first'adinin- prerogatives, but a measure It will take nearer i,000,000. ware, such a s plows, boc«, istration. Mr. Uicha'dson exactly similar was brought - E x . shovels, spades, tra ceciia in a, •AND — T H E N E W edition of the also h a s the honor of being in by the w a y s ' a n d means and, in fact, a n r t n i a g j o u Hand-Book of North Caroli­ NOTICE. one of "the few Congressmen committee. This is onlv a need in this line. na, compiled by I. I). Camer­ By virtue of a deed of trust OVERCOATS who lias been sent for by the m a t t e r o f punctiliousness, on at the request of T. K. President tooousult with him however, and it,is safe t o as­ executed to me on the 8 t h d i.v of Sept. '88, by Arthur At "*0 per cent above Bruner. Secretary to tlie a b o u t thefuppnintmont of a sume t h a t any tariff measure D. Cowles and Amelia Cowles, State Board of Agriculture, iSMRRKS new government printer, one receiving I he sanction of the his wife; and by virtue of a is noc before the public. of thejmost important posi­ executive will, in the main, decree of lire Superior Court While the two previous edi­ tions, from a political point have the approval of Con­ of Ashe county, made a t fall tions of this book, by differ­ term 1892, in the case of C. I keep constantly on hand a of view, undertheadministra gress. W. Thorn a n d o t hers against If yon Ron't think I mean it ent compilers, were'pronounfuil supply of grocer­ The silver men a r e now less tion. Mr. Richardson h a s W. H . Gentry, A. I). Cowles ced complete, we consider ies consisting in part of8ubeen a member of, and chair­ anxious about the treatment and Amelia A. Cowles, I will come and took through ray this on« tlw-ir superior in ma­ g. i r, 1 '< 11 ice, ©tc.. man, of the House committee ; he a r e t o receive from Cleve­ sell t o the highest bidder, U*r ny respects. To be sure the which wiii be sold land in the matter of patron­ cash, a t the court housedoot on printing for a number of industries, population, pros­ years; hence the value ofhisi age. They have been afraid in thd town of Boone, N. C . they en a be bought in m e on the 8 t h day of April, 18jpl Ik wont cost you one cent if mountains* perity etc. of our state have advice in selecting a man t o t h a t he might refuse t o give rhe following tracts o r ptvVgreatly increased since the y•)« d o n t purchase. 1 cannot, it* this sir.ii ii rtp-l-—» boss the government print­ a n y consideration t o demo­ e d s of lands, lying and being issuing of the first edition in I have a large s f o<k and tell y o u of half tu«* biu-gaiu* c r a t s who opposed him on in t he counIy «>i' Wat iu ing. 1874 and even since the sec­ t h e money question, b u t /'irst tract, known as i ae want.to get rid of i t before F am prepared to offer, buc ond in 1883. It is believed invito you, one and ad, t o spring. A T t h e l a s t session of the they have been satisfied t h a t Fork Ridge tract; adjoining comeand l aaay i the present Hand-Book will North Carolina Legislature he is not going t o be intoler­ the lauds of Alfred Cannon, dies to f he yard an I eixt^-a have much to do with correct Senator Merritt tendered the a n t , b u t , oil the contrary, is David Hix and others, con­ ounces to . he p m id a. . - H f ing many misapprehensions t h a n k s of the Senate t o Lieu­ going t o he conciliate ry TO a taining 1 0 0 acres. »*r been mv itni to. a vf £ £3T CALL AND LOOK! Second tract, the J o e Greer about North Carolina in her t e n a n t Governor Doughton considerable degree. This eon hope to r.-c^ive, it# the future, lands adjoining George Cas­ friendly rivalry with her sis­ for his kindness, ability and vieti m puts them in a more what 1 huves ) ara h mj >vtle and others, on Elk creek, •M 1 in the past, the hberal p H ter States and the world in fairness, and a s tokens of ap­ amiable frame of mind t h a n ( H o g Elk) containg50acres. I would Lull your attention r a •: e o t h e public. the Columbian Exposition, preciation thereof he was pre they were. W h a t Mr. Cleve­ Third rract, known as the t o rhe big cuf in prices in my .dost Respect- Uy. and in giving publicity to sented Mjhandsom gold-head land expects is t h a t after the William Lambert lands, on C, D. ' T A Y L O R . other hres. her conditions, advantages, ed canojnnd silver butterdish. members of the House and Meadow ( reck, adjoining J o r Yaih (>u *is, May Li, '92. d a n Greer, George Phi Hips, rcsouices etc. Although our T h e Lieut. Gov. responded t o Senate have been a t home much loved state has made the speeches of presentation for a few months they will and o t hers con ta ing 5 0 ac res. 8 nd lauds t o be sold t o s a t long strides within the past in a feeling and appropriate find t h a t there is a change of isl'y a balance of v a r i o u s ten years, we trust she will manner. sentiment on the silver ques­ judgments docketed in the C o l n g t-3 B u y j make longer ones in the next tion, and t h a t many of them Superior Court of Ashe conn A DictEo^sry? | ty.'against the said Arthur ten to come, and that in the N EAR Pomona",' Guilford will come back here in Decern 1). Cowles, which said balance . T '•* n h m ., ^ not-distant future her natu­ county, a few days a g o , while ber more favorably disposed is about, $1,400. Mar. 1 , ' 9 3 . •Ye A , r s M e r i i a t i c a a L | ral advantages will be fully a colored boy was standing toward the administration's W. H. Ge n t r y , Trustee. ACh . < eifTv •/ v| appreciated by the world. on a log chopping, a colored views. There rs no doubt A C.ar.d F&rally £ducsdor v f child walked up under the a x e t h a t pains will not be spared Administrator's Notice. / Library Sn Ittelf Y vl M AJ. W. M. Robbins, of and received a blow t h a t split t o make a popular change of Having q unified as the admin The Standard Authority v % sentiment apparent. tatesville, whose name has i t s head in twain. istra.tor of Elijah Dot-son, deed., all persons indebted to said es­ sen so often and favorably tate are requested to make im­ A Carious Dress. News and Obsever: They lentioned in connection with mediate settlement, arid all per­ St. Louis Republic. le Mexican Mission is, we say t h a t when it came t o be sons holding accounts against Among the curiosities in said estate are notified to pre­ re sorry to learn, defeated realized t h a t Cleveland meant y ex-Senator Gray of India- what he said a b o u t not ap­ the Maine S t a t e prison i s a sent them duly authenticated within twelve months or this no­ Li. Sorry did we say? Yes pointing former office-holders dress t h a t one of the prison­ tice will be plead in bar of their e are very sorry. The Maj. there was the most disgusted ers, who had attempted t o recovery. Feb. 13,1893. ! escape recently, had made a s J. 3.'GREEN, Administrator. e think would have made lookingcrowd in Washington a disguise. At different times n efficient Minister, and be- t h a t ever was seen. The sit­ I t h e man, w ho worked in the SOLD BT AIL ra(^£LLD?S. t des that we did want a uation was n o t a t all relish­ NOTICE. •carriage shop, secreted small Tk« Intcntr.tsSMJ .. lie Inok from x ' CP •' r tC •.•>1' »•'ii. t (\t bhf ttlriM, iinister or something else, ed. Rut Cleveland gave a ' «• '. • rf C-H! ; bitH of flannel, which he sew­ The laws of the S t a t e re­ "X'TV'llTltUfM." j <V T »*.VP 3 we haven't a single Cubi­ r a y of hope when he later ••.••>'• a' «> »or«r ed together, from which lie quire all weights and meas­ 1 $H0t»,0051 '. > vC' •'•• •sefoi-o tha cnr<y st officer. We don't like to said t h a t very superior mer­ ' wt-.3 prlr - . ures t o be sealed, a n d f here­ Do no' ( •"' WiiarttCo of *Vo«>lotc *sd R EHPECTFULLV, i t might be considered in in­ fashioned a most remarkable by notify the people that I Bt. left eve ry time. Itissaid [comwail - r .'n , ---o£i{i<.rr. gown, with a big bow a t the liei:a for lrrc p r ^X l rt r-'otftainf a m prepared t o d o such work. lat the Maj. will now try for dividual cases. Every appli­ I epeciinon r."fl £.j:i pr.i-UcuUa'*. ! back by way of adornment. You will find me in Boone a t w. l. m u x •G. fcC. Tiir: iAIT CO., Pt'vlisbers, le Havana consul General- c a n t will now hunt u p eviden The buttons are made from the residence of D. B. Dough­ SPEINC7IKT », MASS., U. S. A. lip which pays a salary of ces of his very superior merit. I* ; harness trimmings and bits erty. J. II. COOK, 3.000. We trust success aStandard Keeper. o oo O op op fi^TPay your subscription. of leather-. aits him. The Watauga Democrat SAY! rs € COST! ' STOCK �r- • * *-• * • • < ' T h s W a t a u g a D a m o a r a t I g o v e r n m e n t , n o t t h e pinch- vid a n d all t h e rest of t h e •| back kind t h e republicans Sandwiciiers. Give ' e m a l l pensions a n d " M a y God h e l p h a v e gi^en us. A DEMociiATict'amily newspaper P r e s i d e n t Cleveland's innii- t h e s u r p l u s . " devoted to the interest of C >un t.y, State and Nation. Published r a l a d d r e s s was a model of Waldenses May Emigrate to N. C. every Thursday a t Boone, Wa­ i t s kind. A plain, h o n e s t , tauga Count v. N.C. s t r a i g h t - f o r w a r d s t a t o m en t A recent d i s p a t c h f r o m Pal­ WMDBMsao of his intention t o c a r r y o u t is s a y s : T h e WaFlenses, t h e W A S H INGTON L E T T E R . t o i t s fullest e x t e n t t h e p l a t ­ d e s c e n d a n t s of t h e f a m o u s From our Regular Correspondent. form u p o n which he wasnoiri sect which w a s cruelly perse­ inn ted a n d elected, a n d par­ cuted for centuries o n ac­ Democratic e n t h u s i a s m c a n ticularly noticeable w a s t h e c o u n t of religions opinions, n o t be washed o u t , snowed complete i g n o r i n g of t h e H a ­ a n d w h o s t i l l i n h a b i t t h e o u t , blowed o u t o r froze o u t . waiian a n n e x a t i o n scheme. m o u n t a i n t r a c t o n t h e I t a l The n o r t h wind blew, t h e I t is evident, a n d p a r t i c u l a r ­ in n side of.the Cottinn Alp1"1 snow fell a n d t h e r e were ici­ ly g r a t i f y i n g t o d e m o c r a t s , where t h e i r a n c e s t o r s held cles h a n g i n g fr om t h e trees, t h a t Mr. Cleveland i n t e n d s o u t a g a i n s t t h e i r persecut­ houses, a n d t h e whiskers of t o investigate, t h a t subject o r s . p r o p o s e t o e m i g r a t e t o men, but these l i t t l e a n n o y ­ m o r e t h o r o u g h l y t h a n Mr. America. Their, s t a p l e busi­ a n c e s did n o t c o u n t when it H a r r i s o n did before c o m m i t ­ ness of c l o t h - m a k i n g h a s be­ c a m e t o i n a n g u r a t i n g a dem­ t i n g himself, a n d a s he p u t come much depressed, a n d o c r a t i c President. Mr. Cleve himself in his a d d r e s s square­ even with t h e i r f r u g a l i t y t h e y l a n d proved his indifference ly o n record a s opposed t o find i t difficult t o live. T h e t o them by declining t o de­ subsidies a n d b o u n t i e s of ail p a s t o r s of t h e Waldensian liver his i n a u g u r a l a d d r e s s kinds, i t is certain t h a t if H a­ c o n g r e g a t i o n s convened in a in t h e Sen a t e c h a m b e r , i n s t e a d waii g e t s a n n e x e d i t s s u g a r s y n o d t o consider t h e s i t u a ­ ot from t h e open-air platform p l a n t e r s will g e t n o b o u n t y tion a n d resolved t o send o n t h e e a s t f r o n t of t h e ("api- o n their s u g a r , t w o delegates t o N o r t h Car­ to!, before whi?h, s t a n d i n g T h e Vice-President, in his olina t o inquire; r e g a r d b g in t h e s n o w s t o r m , were a - a d d r e s s , upon a s s u m i n g t h e th« p r o s p e c t s of s e t t l i n g in b o u t 1 0 , 0 0 0 people. H e chair* of t h e S e n a t e a t t h e o- t h a t S t a t e . T h e Waldenses t h o u g h t , a n d correctly, t o o , pening of i t s e x t r a session, a r e a h a r d y a n d tlirif'.y peo­ t h a t if these people were g o o d m a d e a n excellent impression ple, l e t a i n i n g in a r e m a r k a ­ e n o u g h d e m o c r a t s t o b r a v e ; u p o n t h e S e n a t o r s a s well a s ble degree t h e v i r t u e s of their t h e s t o r m t o see him —few of u p o n t h e public. H i s p o p u ­ a n c e s t o r s . If 1 11 e r e p o r t s t h e m could g e t n e a r e n o u g h l a r i t y with t h e r a n k a n d file from t h e d e l e g a t e s s h o u l d be t o h e a r him—deliver his i n ­ of t h e d e m o c r a t i c p a r t y i s nil f a v o r a b l e 2 , 0 0 0 Waldenses a u g u r a l a d d r e s s a n d t a k e bounded a n d w h a t is m o r e will e m i g r a t t o N o r t h V a r o l i the oath of office, he was to the point it is nil reserved. n a . g o o d e n o u g h d e m o c r a t t o He is m a d e of t h e r i g h t s o r t t a k e off his h a t , s t o r m o r n o of stuff. A n e w s p a p e r limn Administrator's Notice. s t o r m , a n d d o it, a n d h e d i d . w a s telling him t h a t he s u p ­ Having qualified as the admin­ T h e r e i s n ' t money e n o u g h posed t h e d i g n i t y of his new istrator of Koby A.Thomasdecd , in existence t o b u y f r om t h e office would p r e v e n t a re­ all persons ijid< bted t o said es­ tate arc requested to make inline President t h e worn Bible up­ s u m p t i o n of t h e fiee a n d ea­ diate payment, and all persons o n which h e t o o k tire o a t h of s y m e t h o d s in v o g u e in his holding accounts against said rs office in 1 8 8 5 , a n d u p o n which office, when he was first a s ­ tat" are notified to present them duly authenticated within 12 Chief J u s t i c e Fuller adminis­ s i s t a n t P o s t M a s t e r General, months or this notice will he tered t o him t h e s a m e o a t h a n d t h e " b o y s ' ' were a l w a y s dlead in bar of their recover v. S a t u r d a y . I t is m o r e v a l u a ­ \v e 1 c o m e. Mr. S t e v e n s o n Jan.23rd. 1803. \V. N THOMAS, A dm. ble t h a n g o l d o r precious laughed a n d s a i d : " M y new s t o n e s ; it w a s his m o t h e r ' s , office will m a k e n o difference. a n d Mr. Cleveland h a s never You b o y s will tie just" a s wel­ n V*P •"*" ft fS" ? r * --; . •• r t\ J w, y f o i -got t o n t h e c o m m a n d n i en L come a s in t h e d a y s of o l d . rt :ki 5 1 N j S i M .$ v Lui 'r.u • i nm6 4 ii k/>J H o n o r t h y f a t h e r a n d m o t h '"here will be n o s e n t r y s f a n d i n g in f r o n t of t h e Viceer" etc. Nv)t since t h e second i n a u g - P r e s i d n t ' s . r o o m . You will YV> wish tocul: uttc'ui i.m to our t r a t i o n of G r a n t h a s t h e r e n o t be forced t o d i v e iri f o line ot flecond-hnnd been such a d i s a g r e e a b l e in­ y o u r pockets a n d fish o u t a Buggies. Carts, wagons, a u g u r a t i o n d a y , b u t t h e on­ c a r d t o t r a n s m i t t o ine o n a ly noticeable effect t h e weath­ salver. T h e d o o r will s t a n d Ha:ks, liar iess Etc, e r h a d w a s t o keep a few men wide open. T h e r e a r c s o f a s They are ahnoMr good afi now, whose health w a s n o t r o b u s t inside f o r y o n t o occupy. You and pmHoiiH luhiiig to bay on o u t of t h e p a r a d e , which w a s will walk r i g h t in, a n d if I Hccure bargains by calling on uh. We irave a big lot of NEW o v e r t h r e e h o u r s l o n g a s i t a m n o t there, y o u will s e n d w a s 1 ° disfigure a n d d i s a r ­ for me. Wherever I a m t h e BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, r a n g e t h e h o u se d e c o r a t i o n s newspaper m a n i s welcome. 1 BARNES 0 Ac a n d t o p o s t p o n e t h e fireworks a m t h e Vice-President of t h e on hand, which will bft 60I5I on E v e r y t h i n g else w e n t off ac­ people,*and t h e people a r e en reasonable terms. If we have not c o r d i n g t o p r o g r a m s , j u s t a s t i d e d t o know w h a t I a m d o ­ gof what you want, we will would h a v e been d o n e h a d ing. T h e r e will be n o red take pleasure in getting any­ thing for you in our line. We buy t h e d a y been a s clear a n d ; t a p e a b o u t t h e office.'' direct from manufacture uh r.mi b a l m y a s t h a t o n which Mr. B r o t h e r VYanamaker i s a n can, therefore, give you very Cleveland w a s first i n n u g u r a - e x p e r t o n the v a l u e of a d v e i close prices. ted. On t h e reviewing s t a n d tising. H e signalized h i s reWe have a full line of NEW H.tsr with t h e P r e s i d e n t a n d t h e ' t i r e m e n t from public life by Vice President were a large* s aiding—of c o u r s e a t g o v e r n ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—#vn u m b e r o f p r o m i n e t l a d i e s ment expense—a l e t t e r t o ev- erything in the harness line. Can beat the world on pricey. a n d gentlemen, a m o n g t h ^ m c r y p o s t m a s t e r a n d r a i l w a y t£8* We will take in Txchange Mrs. Cleveland a n d Mrs. Ste- mail clerk in t h e c o u n t r y , hoises. mules, an 1 also; ood bt" venson. This l e t t e r a d m i n i s t e r s taffy cattle. Give us a call. I t is difficult t o s a y which hi such big c h u n k s t h a t i t s r e HENKEL, CRA1G& CO. of the democratic Governors ceivers can not fail to read i.ertoir N. C. in t h e procession received t h e between t h e lines—"I a m a g r a n d e s t o v a t i o n s a l o n g t h e g e i n in business a t t h e old line of i n a r c h , h u t P e c k , of s t a n d . B a r g a i n s in every deWisconsin, Flower, o f New p a r t men T. Y o r k , a n d Russell, of M a s s a ­ /f \7.3T--. Pension Her by all Means. • Y*J v W :0 ,- Y-i 'Ya 1?c chusetts, have good reason v - a tw . . v. 9 sf r« 6: •» s •: ()nj alia (Neb.) \\ orld-Hearld to put the day down among j • ' M r Ha I I t is s a i d t h a t P r e s i d e n t is? W 'A -i '/• b tl Y-Y $i t h e p r o u d e s t of t h e i r lives. '1 8 !>lll» ei>r»i 'ti b_T an* one 01 either iie:-r ir. •"tft of • , \. ,io in williitp to work itauus I t is generally conceded H a r r i s o n h a s proposed t o triouslr(lie t-•i" , Cinpidyuient Which we furnish at f labor i. light op I n :Hl vow do t h a t t h e I n a u g u r a l hall w a s pension t h e queen o H a w a i i The whatever. VFe rit pleasant,conipfctc, runthat risk yon out 90 a n d t o give her $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 a you cau give the bifiness .-t trial without expense t h e m o s t successful, f r o m ev­ to vonr«etf. For those willing to do a little work, this is grandest ofTtr made. e r y p o i n t of view e v e r held, y e a r . T h a t is a c h a r a c t e r i s ­ all day, the in the evening only. IfYou can worl or you are em ployed, and have a few spare honrs at your disa n d t h a t t h e d e c o r a t i o n s of tically republican s u g g e s t i o n . 1j Dosal, utilize them, and odd to your income, our business will not. interfere at all. You will t h e hull r o o m w e r e h n n d s o m - When in d o u b t a republican be amazed or tiie start at the rapidity and ease ' l»r which you amass dollar upon dollar, dor is a;. 1 are *u<•>-<$*(ui e r a n d m o r e a r t i s t i c t h a n h a d a l w a y s s u g g e s t s a pension. iI dav out. Kveu beginnersrun tiie bnsin> from ; ' s tirst hour. A«v one can You should else e v e r hern seen here. T h e mem We a r e o n l y p a y i n g $ 1 8 5 ,-- |! fail. vourself wlisttry nothingdo at vo • ,i for yon can i" 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 a y e a r now f o r pen­ which we oifer. .Vo c/.nithi ri-i. " o e r s of t h e c o m m i t t e e in ; grand workers; tiownd-ivs t^e i bn.iUea c h a r g e s t a r t e d o u t t o m a k e sions; b y all o d d s g i v e Lil | aa men. They ; arm try ttit* a; e ite.\ v.= Well tvhr t> •« Write t h i s i n a u g u r a t i o n a m e m o r ­ h e r pal t r y $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 . Of c o u r s e zi-OJt <130, t wrtiitti;., d a b l e o n e in every respect, a n d t h e widows o f Gen. G r a n t t h e y succeeded. It w a s a a n d Gen. Garfield o n l v iegroat day for Grover Cleve- { ' (i D ^ 0G() a year, but what of t h a t 1 land, a greater one for the j Dil is a queen, fair, democratic party, and great- j 1 lorty, and sue shad r^One dollar paya for the eikt of all for the counl ry, be* ^' lN 1 four tirnen that suiu. ; t. did.uui era* of re-r --— kben there in the pretty Democrat one year. ^..u-pure democratic I'rinceHH Lil and Prince l)a- % rs o S3 • - 1 ..'iitt'i i!i;t!iiii3ii!iiiii[iiitiiitiiiiiiii3iiiiiiiiilt« A FOAti'LK'JHO N L WPPA^ OVERMAN'S s BE It if' V; ; : j l v u i C - O X Y K N The BH'leoftlie North OarUi F na ITess." 13 THE : " E J 3 E f l T H O F L I F E . " I Do you want to aid iit building irp a paper that fchall reflect the :: greatest credit on Nortli CarolTfi—-awater; without2 / :t4Ht..Mfitth«re ennba BO » na, no niattf r where it may be «eJr\\ -s,.mouth life. KPEO'Xncr- •< mi ? ^ Thftti patronize ,• . .,.i pitci nvvr.im .„ PIECE. 0XTCEN is icYepeoialmedieet- •?. ' he Wilmington Mes snnger ccl Oxygen treat- 2 / I-SPECIFIC . .. iscnt tor diseas- S A LAttiiK KKfliT-PAUIS t'APKIt ea of the dobs, 2 tliroatand lungs • 'o yoti vraut a reliable paper 11 "HfuRuT 'Ihe inhalations j dving you all the newn of tii • contain Ornai\ [•' ASTM*?I Bisin-; -:3Ufv1IPTI0H| cidosnnd In ad-1 voi*!(I—a I) 'inocra.tic nc".Y8pa,pej F.:-ifvOMUHITlS f fectants,the beet j that eqi-al-i 11}^ best— haw the ditioa to HAY-FEVERS; known apocidos! far the as dia- 1 ! irgwt eircu! ition, and h:n for •" I'.-Sftroodyhyinhalationrir'ht t« 1\ t \veuty.one years been i part diooaae, m&kiu it c, POSITIVS > Separata fipfetflaa Baiw in Oatatrk nnd I ami fact'>t-in \ h ' - .>;rowth .in«] dev'Bl iieine. Physicians 'i " 1; in it- jt-'vlioa. velopment of the Old North 8ta1 '? hdicn wub.-crbe for H.-V m USE. TIE WILKIK/K ^ I ] - ". : i i hiirip.MTgti Kartiiu: ' CodI.tUI-. KT. rite "Daily MosHcngoh," by ^ Cc ii l At. CARD addreaaed to flora rsnil a cn;-v of our; mul, 4 uQout'.is o n triaJ, f o r •. trcr.t:r;sntinfall. Cend i ; Jst luu i $2.00 l»* Cvr--ftn fn NASHVILLE, i vv,| VENN. a he Vv'eek'3 r "Transcript M(.v^; ,v. t.s iitit>t;hitiiii(;]:tii;iiiiiii;u«iiini«iiiii •cager," ( t h e birgerit niui •x\Tt paper in tbft ' vState) "U ilionf iis or, t r i a l f o r v i . 0 0 o'asii in advance. Both Ropers a r e large Eight-Page 5 > a a. Bead IDiSLrl Card villi theaJdrekfc* of five p - r* k)oM nini reepive sampj$ cop* ow oi in o Miih'.-Anxoiiit. Oi*t. j -t. lS-":8. tf. V 1 v:P 2 oo "T> a -.'.ilno Shop, S mul i-.ti v r. tvre i:v€(t ,. />« the beak . •••d. '!'<? So., .an. CACTERINE 8" ' ;j j C/ : Y''' •• 5 YE M * •'is ;.>••> TAKE TiiE K .Si i a i : :\ i"-- * Al p - '• \ y .v *.- « w ft t.'sk .s C-" • - Li Thi3 new treatment for Catarrh and diseases of the respiratory organs is one of the most important disooverles in medical science and possesses the following advantages e t • • * r-f Ut« -1 : . ? Ti T-riba •' : e l: •: I ; V v ; L;i.ig ngo a.--' Ailoa rvuiz. 2 afrt-.vi' ? < . . U:; - -. ;' i . i t : . * ! O 2 as .4* •- ">'.*•• n(c4iu%> j£t,A».v w. - si U •: T 7 , It EN 7 E :i, n e- - A I:!»» *.r.- V ' :• ,f- . ~ , }1 > j « 2 lliaa •• -g..-..v . cA, JBHTSJu TilllATMlSZiT at any dmg «fwO. » Ha. - , ft 2'-" >• If. .5 ail ; ninta ;:t b'.ihe, Wash CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00, K 2 ' yl ill. •'.i'iCORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. iagt.rm, •••• .:'»•. Utah ?bc Ja*w& •nciotl ,'c.' 2 e.;-v5 a Lug" / -v. o •. •I CacterSne UledioinA Co., Waco, Toxas* 1. (U i i li.O I'LL I. .•1 ) 5 tAu-.si smy o v 5sia:-js. a — I Fiasat •. Erjulfrpeti « Ex»atliw BSVA'. 6X85S»sr.s, ; > *:•:> p '. : aid '; ii tat, A ?>s> ts-t'JZ'0 ;*a •ein*.- Solhl V ti -,*3 •" Y " A"''-.hi: • t : i., - . i r-t Li ii * ..A: |R0YA£EH.6iLB?:&;Ailf. 1 H; .3 h •!:'•: « ' t *» . -.V jean; R <•. : ,»ar« ad 'f<»m* •T I N G - • - ?{ fti* I :.v i >la.l i 8. . ':•* T&r.-Pqanlhiih i i «i '••••{*•;<••, D-s it Any nb I'OO'l i' •:i • '• I . tit i.'.ig's ^.'1 CURI aii i ; : .'.'a - ;;y •* "kv. For \i". e jn i \I -ii r a • - - * of Lu a t.r J w : j rf Ve.st {••. . ii- X .1 i J;| it -~i(,:J y Irfts RdeHnp, 7. 7 iX'o, 03 S3T?.CSIPT OF CO CEBT8 . y.-.v Celt cad epvaSSaff, Tr ; "••!'• :g 1 y . •JHim.-i Betel for Bc&flng • 1 ) I'•.*,: t.i! •; ' , i - ; 1',r, N. 0 , WE WILL MAIL A 20X OF v d.O ' P.WD FICAOY \ . . hi A Q. roN ' A ttHZN 8MIFRD./ TIS. 83VW FKB :i ;•. -r*& usagssBE trrnwrfii 3 -v -V: . . ' '' -' ? it Ai . -V • n l* d • 1. 2. 3. The pationt can euro hlmselt et a small e^neass and v.'ithout outsido asslstanoe. fi j change cf (ilet or pursait ol Ute Is nsoess etj duHitg treatment. Tlio romedlos are In no wise oSonsWe to the fatior.t and entail no discomfort ho remedy roaches the seat ol the troshte directly. 8. The remedies and means of appliance ceo be carried In tho pocket without Inoonvenleno®. * ,J- '. . . • » ' - ». . • * • . « • i bra V*%J 1M 0»LY tSFALUSLf. F82 , Ms?rSrcssfl Itols, ItcHsg It®, RLg Wera tid all Iteming SMa Blsssm llywi hwe TITTIR, # y3'y>?c i" l V.o* Szng S L-dS TSnsXi.Iti it.':. &y-3 py C-i tt. iUrnkfa, Fragraat r-' .O W 2* V BifattiAjm* £j*ssn£te&tid .(*,. « v-feCs Eriarctr-.— -AN "fvN i .:A I f. 'i -'S "i "Si !v;r^«T A m HP - v --^ • jKBsaBassaaaa '•-t.-i-Mh— ->u f.-w,. WMhuMB to % • •v- -t tr . >S v»-< cs- n-.'f'r-sjfad* TSiltej 5»«r :•>' Sov.tbr. ra; Jiara > JiAuiSkt*.'« vf sjoA U* t!5Ta. Chatt-wvanisofL l T. mw>imE 6 mn. PAVAMHAW, €:A. /"• t ^% v; [J ii " E t A . • • ••"A fiibrmj y? ^ r V > . • . unn- C. o " .n , is s c .e-it.*: Stevs, hij;ii-{jTa<3e Chlr-.: jr.. tut IB »Th-3x1fre aad origln&i 7,-^ ia handsome coii'i <<•/? ixrwi# cji :*»•x fduods each (fiitW W.A; Y <*Aly fieii ?o packages, si. ,.i tewes* price to try; cof.su t'mn «%y ether pocUage tea on t ) w isarkirt of say tiMrit T/natcver and affords the (kttlar a fair profit; Is a thor­ oughly reliable, (kra-class article, abso­ lutely pure, alwrsvs ttwj same; free fro® DUST DEALERS will find the Five and Ten Cent package# the cheapest and most salable package tea on the market and consumers pro­ nounce it "the best and most economical. * Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy to sell and has proved a big success wherever introduced. We are extremely anxious to have all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ quest that you Include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house; or order direct of us, we will see that yo« are supplied. Tor further Information address Baltimore. m. HE IN- O EA CO, T K G T >• jft PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER ENDORSED BY' w P ROF A. L I^ETZ,P. H, ©, ~vAvt. <:-A- v of M«dlml I>opnr1mcn6 Talr.no UnlTOmit|f of Loulsiann, who, after a careful nnalysls, proecmoees it it pure (Iretun Tarter Powder, which he cheerfully reocmmaJKla to Ute public. "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"' ?URC,WKOleSOKS Situ POWCHFUL YOB VYsat EL AlN Crcoer For EL GULF IIFS. GO, Oti^ tif BFJTT«1 e*fo|U"? C1 la0*r faciliHet an* the worf m ;« t l» lutroduco our i . T . ,l . .vwjjtI Vz-1 •upcriorg'OfcUb we will i •••qual#<5. myM IKS •*l Y, . ' , " r I . I#OH* »'Wt«ow thoiie who write •d each <Ki«l«r>i'onoc r«ninmake locality. to u*e.hitno«Oolyyou hare stare In nt All the to do of /T «I La • > d • T;:T ' Nhnttttcall—vour neighbora show our pool* to ; tho«cthose nio^nd you The beand who fhi." advertisement tffnninptheofsmall end of the tele ahope. Tb« following ctrt gtva«ahowtappearance of it red need t* tho 1 •bout tb"larpcn* »« easy t'*«*nry We will pond, double size telen aoof»a,aa fiftieth part oflta bulk. Itnti«least,Mofrom thevU bovryou can experience f' t wi JOn om e We n«v nil express charget. make from |t.-tter iteat day a show v start,With­ out If. HAI.LK'l I' k CO., Uo Address, POH.I , M \ U- X X AND : - %i Y * I Tv <.& 1.1"1i a 4 <• v ;• I Y •' ^ 5& ^ 5' 6 lb; :i• s»* w^, r--,FV^d'Y" fMn-5 BtMtptis • M. ; ii. -. j^SetestafeBppss- ^ ss? SLA "".mr a ? o» ehitd x»b m Ixo wwtt U'l'• rap, rt.-vild teko -rj? r. Yi BFlfT rtsovrN-a rnos MriTRRt. T* ' > pi* - ni tn t*-:r, enrea laAf * riQb0d| 'jj'i i xOUNB'% At ua<l Livm 0«».pi*iaU. pern -w>7 . .. mf i i i: :t ii MRS 'SV"*S5 :*v pf, • <;<1 • •' . ' V. '• \ *• . • . r. v . •' - ••' •' "»- ' ..Rii i' f V.Al.nl i 4 x.'l f^t* 'C-v'i '..'v. 'B » • .''if tki ;*• V,# U. S.F'aK-«* pni fc* ft • • «<!?*>:•'• is Iwjn fMpSg '«*• ww t :m t: •' rcMoir fttn -nwial, *T pi'iA*., will i4p*. We J ' . » r Mis CK* W Oxr .V: soi ».«• til! NUit it arwtrct. • APamaliM, "liiw %• ovuU wtai *w*»s ofo«t«al «3iwwte 1» y«*rfri«l4, 9ww.xt f,mt tvnro, >nt ftw*. iMnft, •'& O.A.8lfOW4tfi9. i> >ch,'mc n, fe. It, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 26 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0316_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: March 16, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-03-16 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/c7b45fa2cb21e4cc9f02003419f2d3a7.pdf 3128c39f80fdb8cb3959eb209186fb4e PDF Text Text VOL 5 BOONE, PROFESSIONAL WATAUGA Importance of Good Roads. COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, MARCH, 23 1893, NO. 27. Indeed, t h e development, Henvicst Man in the World. About Post- Masters. 0. I). 8 . in Franklin Post. Picturesque Hawaii. g r o w t h , ' p r o s p e r i t y , wealth W. 1 ! . C0UNC1LL, ,J I E . J o h n H a n s o n u r a i g , of Dan Washington Dispatch. During my confinement of Asiatic Quarterly, of Middle Tennessee a n d t he ville, Hendricks c o u n t y , Ind., P o s t m a s t e r General Bissell five m o n t h s t o m y r o o m a n d Attorney AT LA ,V. The scenery of windward c a p i t a l city of t h e S t a t e h a d consequent exclusion from is, Without d o u b t , s a y s t h e is accredited with t h e a n ­ Hawaii is eharmingand pict­ Boone, N. C. their origin a n d first impulse t h e usual intercourse with N e w Y o r k A d v e r t i s e r , t h e n o u n c e m e n t t h a t n o local uresque in theextrerne. Three t o forward movement, i n m y neighbors a n d fr iends, I heaviest person who is now business men need a p p l y for huge volcanic mountains— V\. B. C0UNU1LL, M. 1). t h o s e m a c a d a m highways. h a v e d o n e a g o o d deal ol living, o r h a s ever lived. H e postofiices u n d e r his a d m i n ­ Ma una Loa, Man una Kea Boone, N. C. I h a v e presented t h e f o r e g o t h i n k i n g o n v a r i o u s subjects is 3G y e a r s old weighs 9 0 9 i s t r a t i o n . H * objects t o com­ a n d Hualalai—rear their Resident Physician. Office i n g f a c t s a s a n e x a m p l e of on King Street north of Post which concern t h e public wel­ w h a t first-class r o a d s will d o p o u n d s , a n d is G f e e t 5 inches missioning local business men snowcapped domes against f a r e a n d tire f u t u r e prosperi­ in height, l i e w a s b o r n in a s p o s t m a s t e r s for t h e rea­ the sky to trie height of 14,Office. f o r a c o u n t r y , a n d with a t y of o u r S t a t e . T h e o n e s u b ­ I o w a ( ity, Iowa, in the y e a r s o n t h a t t h e a c t u a l d u t i e s 000 feet, forming a triangle hope t h a t s o m e p o o r Old R i p ject which comes u p p e r m o s t .1857, arid is t h e g r e a t g r a n d a r e performed b y irresponsi­ toward the center of the isl­ E. F. LOV1LL h a s been suggested by t h e re­ in Nor! h Carolina m a y learn s o n of old G o v . Chittenden, ble a n d often i n c o m p e t e n t and, their slopes clothed with ATTORNEY AT DAW, t h e e r r o r of his wav. p o r t s which c o m e t o me of 1 lie first Chief Executive of clerks a n d s u b s t i t u t e s . P o s t dense forests of richest tropi­ Boone N. ( t h e terrible c o n d i t i o n of t h e V e r m o n t . H e i s a l s o t h e m a s t e r s unde r t h e Bissell reg­ cal growth, and grassy plains A Senato.Ial Bralonan, public r o a d s . g r e a t g r a n d - s o n of M a t t h e w ime m u s t promise t o d e v o t e which trend gradually away R. L. P. BEEVES S e n a t o r Camden, of West During t h e spr i n g a n d s u m their e n t i r e time t o t h e work to the blue Pacific. They ore "> IAN VND SlTUGEON I Virgiuia, who succeeds tlu Lvon, who published t h e first rirer- of 1 8 5 3 , 1 traveled in a a n d personally keep s t r i c t of­ seamed with numberless rav­ C f: ct at F tsidence. l a t e S e n a t o r K e n a n , like his newspaper in Ky.,discoverer fice h o u r s . buggy o v e r a l a r g e p a r t of ines or "gulches," not to call predecessor, is a self-mane i in* first d e p o s i t of coa) in Boone, N. (.' Middle Tennessee. T h e m a R e p r e s e n t a t i v e Springer, of them "canyons," and down m a n . K e u n a d u g c o a l in t h e A r k a n s a s , a n d w h o served 8 •adamized pikes leading o u t Illinois, was o n e of t h e presi­ each river flows to the sea, mines ol West Virginia a t t e r m s in t h e United S t a t e s • >. LO'-VE, rrorn Nashville m e i g h t o r ten d e n t ' s callers t o d a y a n d a s k varying in width from 100 to Congress, representing t h c ^ 1 . 2 5 a d a y a l t e r his r e t u r n different directions were t h e n s t a t e s of V e r m o n t , K e n t u c k y ed him if t h e rule of n o t a p ­ 2,000 feet. Many are nearly 4 / . ir .n ; fWI from t h e Confederate a r m y . •omp^rativel.v new. Thehuil pointing men w h o h a d held a mile wide. The -waters of bu IJ3J dl Ulflf Camaeu was a brakeinan for and Arkansas. His grand­ d i n g o * t h o s e r o a d s formed f a t h e r on his m o t h e r ' s side, office u n d e r him four y e a r s some, small and quiet, glide several y e a r s o n o n e of t h e in epoch in t h e h i s t o r y of a g o w a s t o prevail a s r e p o r t ­ peace)uliy between meadowy '•Vest- Virginia narrow g a u g e w a s I)r. H a n s o n Cattrell, As­ • '*I AH} Pi/iLiC, Nasnvdle a n d Middle Ten lies ed. T h e P r e s i d e n t replied in banks to their final destina­ r a i l i o a d s . \\ iien he w a s in s i s t a n t Surgeon-General of . * N S E R > E L K . NYU. see. A l t h o u g h rich a n d f-.«rt h e United S t a t e s A r m y foi t h e affirmative; a n d when he tion. t h e S e n a t e before his collea­ liie in <iii eminent degree, tile asked if t h e rule w a s indexa­ Others, fierce, impetuous g u e s generally referred t o him 35 years. He is also first v a s t ]iroducts of {ire c o u n t r y cousin t o \\ ill a i m Deter Hep­ ble Mr. Cleveland respond­ mountain torrents, hemmed 4 k Brake:n<jn,'' a s tile 5 - . ia-; -v J Y vf , were locked u p o n a c c o u n t of b u r n , Solicitor of t h e United ed t h a t i t would s o s u b s t a n in by high, precipitous rocks, A g o o d s t o r y used t o be the numerous bad r o a d s S t a t e s T r e a s u r y , a n d t o Mr. Gaily; t h e r e m i g h t he excep­ dash headlong over bowlder A T T O R N E Y A 7 L.-1 IP, told of him a t t h a t time. I t M mU')N.. N. c which f o r s p a r t of fhe y e a r was d u r i n g e x - S e n a t o r T h u r - H a m p t o n , Collector of Inter­ t i o n a l a n d e x t r a o r d i n a r y c i i - and precipice till they lose were practically impassible nal Revenue a t K a n s a s City. c iinstances which m i g h t themselves in the dimpling m a n ' s service in t h ? S e n a t e . for c a r r y i n g o u t p r o d u c t s o r At b i r t h J o h n H . C r a i g did c a u s e s o m e d e p a r t u r e from ocean. Nearly all are liable * Will pr ('tire in th© courts o- la ingrng in needed supplies Tile "(71d B o m a n / ' w a s like n o t p r o m i s e t o Tie m u c h h e a v it b u t he could n o t call t o to sudden and tremendous m a n y of t h e old men in pub­ VY-.tMusm. Ashe, Mitchell, McDow i rnativ 11 o.ij sheer ne<*essii y iej* t h a n t h e general r u n of mind m a n y possibilities t o jus freshets. Cascades and wa-* >11 fiiui nil o1 her counties in the lic lfie, addicted t o t h e a s s of tify a c h a n g e f r o m t h e policy terfalls leap from the hills in .yet-tern listrict *®"Kpecial ntten t h e publii? mind was a w a k e n ­ snuff. In fact, o n e of t h e «u- children, his weight beingontion given to the collection of ed t o t h i s d e p ' o r a b l e condi­ decided u p o n . M r . S p r i n g e r all directions, and everywhere b r i q u e t s b y which he w a s !.y 1 1 p o u n d s . A t t h e end of claims, tion, a n d t h e remedy f o r t h e a s k e d if t h e rule w a s a l s o t o trees and rocks are covered known w a s "Old Snuff." T h e eleven rnontl s a i t e i b i r t h he evil w a s wisely chosen. T h e had g r o w n t o theunprcceden a p p l y t o fourth-class postof- with exquisite ferns and trail | vision of his red b a n d a n a , v{ j TIT M n t c c »on* t o (he ?*»*s-*ue a n d fiets. Mr. Cleveland's reply ing pai*4sites of all shades i which lie used a o freely, w a s te.l weight of 7 7 p o u n d s , a n d Hole: frorwrty tor Sme. provi jed a s y s t e m ot m a c a d a t t h e end of t w o y e a r s his w a s t h a t he h a d n o t t h o g b t and kinds. The "gulches" u s familiar in t h e S e n a t e <>© Rooonnt of failing healtl pikes leading o u t from t h * weight w a s 2 0 5 p o u n d s , t a ­ a b o u t t h a t , b u t 1 ' e g n v e t h e widen out at theirextremities of myself and wife, 1 offer for sale c a p i t o l like s o m a n y g r e a t a r ( n a m ber a s o n t h e s t u m p in k i n g in t h a t y e a r ( 1 8 5 8 ) ttfl- 1 decided impression t h a t i t and the sea sweeps into th#m r \V hotel projH?rtv in the town ol Ohio. f ! he Old R o m a n nevei B none. North Carolina, and will teries t h r o u g h ( h a t wonder­ a r o s e t o s p e a k w i t h o u t t o o t ­ first prize of $ 1 , 0 0 9 a t t h e would prevail t o a s g r e a t a n with drowsy, booming music. _ tell low for rash and make terms ful basin known a s Middle b a b y s h o w in B a i n u m s Mu- e x t e n t a s possible with s m a l l Many a journey taken is but i n g his n o s e l o n g a n d loud in o suit the haver, and will take Ten n us.see. postniasterships. s e u m in New York City. a continuous series of decent® t o t h e c a p a c i o u s folds of t h e real o, personal property in exYY hen t hose pikes were b u i l t VY hen 2 yea r s of a g e he weigh and ascents across t h e s e char»ge. A j>]>1 v soon. red b a n d a n a . T h e prelimi­ "The Prince of India." t h e effect upon the city a n d ed 3 0 2 pounds, a n d a t thir­ "guFhes." W . L. B R Y A N . nary was always anticipated New York Sun. c o u n t r y w a s like magic, f t teen y e a r s 4 0 5 p o u n d s ; a t 1 bus on the road between o u t w a s a l w a y s performed The announcement is made w a s wonderful t o n o t e t h e 21 y e a r s G01 p o u n d s ; 2 5 Hilo and Laupahtehse no few A'of ice. with such solemn d i g n i t y t h a u new life t h a t pervaded t h e y e a r s 7 1 5 pounds; 3 0 y e a r s ( h a t Gen. Lew Wallace lias er than sixty-five stream® i t never tailed t o c r e u t e a rip. F o r *nle. 9 0 0 a c r e s of l a n d , completed t h e new novel up­ whole c o u n t r y . A geuwal 80G p o u n d s ; a t 3 2 y e a r s 9 0 7 must be crossed in a distance o n Rich M o u n t a i n , W a t a u g a pie of a m u s e m e n t . p o u n d s , a n d a t pre se nt wri­ o n which he h a s been e n g a g ­ of thirty miles. Having rid­ B o u n t y , o n v hich is a s b e s t o s , s p i r i t of i m p r o v e m e n t pre­ (hie d a y Camden, whose t i n g lie weighs 9 0 9 p o u n d s . ed, a n d t h a t i t i s in t h e h a n d * den for a few hundred yards a n d fine l a n d f o r sheet crunch! vailed. L a n d s r a p i d l y increas seat was next to Thuririan. S a l e s p r i v a t e , L. D. Lowe & ed in t a x a b l e value a n d pric H i s l a t h e r was a s m a l l m a n of H a r p e r B rot he rs, by whom along a lofty upland, the U T . F u r g e r s o n , E x ' t i s . of e s r a n higher in t h e m a r k e t . w a s d o s i n g t h r ou g h a d r e a r y weighing only 1 1 5 . p o u n d s , it will he published e a r l y t h i s .a ink of a stupendous preci­ Mrs. A. P . F a l l o w a y . d<*cd. T h e p r o d u c t s of t h e eounti.y d e b a t e . The p a s t rose before while his m o t h e r never weigh s u m m e r . I t is e n t i t l e d " T h e pice is suddenly reached, a B a n n e r E l k , Nov. l a ' 9 0 . began t o m o v e with e a s e o-1 firm m his d r e a m s — d a y s when ed o v e r 1 2 2 p o u n d s . H e h a d Prince of India, o r W h y Con­ muimur of water a&cends ver t h o s e c h a r m i n g r o a d s , he responded t o t h e whistle seven b r o t h e r s a n d o n e sis s t a n t i n o p l e F e l l , " a n d is a from the depth® below, and NOTICE. for down b r a k e s u s he clam­ P a r t i e s p u t t i n g p a p e r s in the interior towns soon com­ tor, who with t h e combined historical r o m a n c e of t h e fif­ in front is the equally perpen bered a l o n g t h e h u r r i c a n e m y h a n d f o r execution will menced t o g r o w a n d flourish, weight of f a t h e r a n d mother t e e n t h c e n t u r y , B r i l l i a n t with dicular precipice on the other deck, of a l o n g line of freight please advnnc * the tees with life a n d a c t i v i t y t o o k t h e only weighed in t h e aggre­ Oriental pictures, a u d a b o u n side of the tiny valley. A bird t h e p a p e r s a n d t h e y will re­ place of f o r m e ; * s t a g n a t i o n , c a r s . While hi.- was d r e a m ­ d i n g in scenes of intrigues, g a t e 1 , 2 4 9 pounds. would skim across in a few ceive p r o m p t a t t e n t i o n , o t h e r i n g peacefully,Senator T l i u r state-craft, and valor. The 1 he subject of t h i s article seconds; poor wingltvs man wise t h e y will be r e t u r n e d a new inspiration seemed t o m a n a r o s e t o s p e a k . H< not executed for t h e w a n t of : possess tire whole c o u n t r y d d v e d i n t o t h e recesses of me a sure s 8 feet 5 inches a - leading m o t i v e of t h e t a l e i s has to trust to the unshod, fees. D. F. Baird Shff l a u d c o - o p e r a t i n g w i t h t h e r o u n d (he hips, 8 feet 5 inch­ a s t o r y of love, heroism a n d surefooted beast under him spirit of progress new educa­ his c o a t , drew o u t t h e flam­ e s a b o u n d t h e chest, 2 9 inch a d v e n t u r e . T h e s a l e of Gen, to scramble upund down the L. L. GREENE, & CO., t i o n a l enterprises s p r a n g u p i n g red b a n d a n a , a n d blew a a r o u n d t h e knee, a n d GG in­ Wallace's 1 l : i ) I l i i r ' h a s a l n a r r o w, scarcely winding a n d Middle Tennessee p u t o n b l a s t of u n u s u a l ferociosness. ches a r o u n d t h e t h i g h next ready exceeded half a million tracks cut out on the laces of REAL ESTATE AG'TS., her beautilul g a r m e n t s . I t Camden a w o k e with a s t a r t . nis b o d y . H e wears a s m a l l copies a n d i t s p o p u l a r i t y re­ the mountains. • 'ie old R o m a n ' s t o o t s t r u c k HOONE, N. C. was a n a b s o l u t e pleasure t o u a t , Gt inches, for a ' n a n of m a i n s still undiminished. A Ceiueidcncr, 4rnly. his affrighted e a r s like t h e t r a v e l o v e r t h o s e pikes. Concord S t a n d a r d : One of his weight a n d size. H e wears 'Squire Robert H. Young, YY ill g i v e special a t t e n t i o n h r o m t h e time t h o s e m a c ­ shi'ih whistle of a l o c o m o t i v e . 9% shoes, a n d it. t a k e s twen­ he funniest a n d m o s t novel t o a b s t r a c t s of title, t h e s a l e wfio lives on theSwannanoa, He opened his eyes t o see t h e t y o n e y a r d s of c l o t h , d o u b l e j c a s e s c o m e s t o light. O u r ( lis of a coincidence in hie. of Real E s t a t e in \V. N. C. a d a m r o a d s were u n d e r w a y red b a n d a n a flirting t h r o u g h T h o s e h a v i n g f a r m s , t i m b e r of c o n s t r u c t i o n , Nashville fold, t o m a k e a s u i t f o r him, g o o d friend, Mr. David P a r ­ a n d tnineial l a n d s f o r sale, } >u t o n n e w 11fe. H e r m«> r e s 11 t h e ail*, i o his s t a r t l e d mind a n d t h r e e p o u n d s of y a r n t o ish. of western No. 1 1 tow n- amily that is notable. He will d o well t o call o n s a i d Co! tile a n d commercial i n t e r e s t s it was t r a n s f o r m e d i n t o t h e k n i t him a p a i r of s t o c k i n g s . bhip, M i s u s t h e facts. Not­ says that at midnighton the a t Boone. 4th of March '89 Mrs. Young began t o a s s u m e l a r g e pro­ flag of d a n g e r . H e jumped H e is a s m a l l e a t e r , a n d floes w i t h s t a n d i n g March 5 t h w a s gave birth to a flue girl ba­ ®S$"Those desiring t o m o r t t o his leet a n d hastily begun p o r t i o n s . T h e h i t h e rt o seal­ n o t c o n s u m e a s much o r a s feunday, Mr. A d a m S t o u g h g a g e real e s t a t e f o r m o n e y by. The 'squirecould not see ed c o u n t r y , now m a d e acces­ t wisting a w a y ub his (fesk icart.y food a s t h e o r d i n a r y c a u g h t o u t his t e a m , p u t o n on reasonale terms, are also his way clear to name f he'litsible b y t h o s e m a c a d a m like a b r a k e m a n s e t t i n g his >erson of a v e r a g e weight. requested t o give u s a call. plough g e a r s a n d hitched up. t)o cnerub after any of t h e b r a k e o n u life a n d d e a t h eMr. C r a i g h a s been m a r r i e d H e did t h e biggest d a y s plow­ Harrison family although it L. L. Gil EE A & CO. pikes began t o p o u r i t s pro­ inergenC.v. Of c o u r s e t h e Sen March 1 f>, 1893. d u c t s a n d p a t r o n a g e in t o t h e twice. H i s first. wife, M<>ry J . ing in h i s f a r m i n g career. By was I)Dim on the day of Har­ c i t y , c a p i t a l commenced t o a t e r o a r e d . A g o o d deal oi Kesler, t o whom he was m a r ­ p u r e accident he discovered rison's inauguration, but he VMS CilSAT PROCRJi'A op KL*ST "JlffiTT^ flow in a n d seek i n v e s t m e n t . c h a i n p a g n flowed in t h e Sen­ ried when he was o n l y four­ a b o u t 3 o'clock in t h e after­ X3X*. fl> < * promised himself that if a ate restaurant th day and Nashville real e s t a t e went u p teen y e n s of a g e in 1 8 6 9 , di­ n o o n t h a t it was really a n d i S^igkai insllfsfe like event occurred again it for t::c'r>oatft«f;ticrCt*r«mf«, i r > value, new s t r e e t s were C a m d e n ' s lunch bill r a n i n t o ed o n Oct. 2 , 1 8 8 1 . A t h e r t r u l y a n d w i t h o u t d o u b t t h e W «?r* Trvwr occitel ; should have a" distinguished t h r e e figu -Ex. F©adfit o, and aU d e a t h s h e weighed 8 8 7 lbs., L o r d ' s d a y . T h e ladies of t h e '"ralaol SliraaiH. (TBK laid o u t a n d t n e c i t y began given name. Saturday March Th« Pre^ ©t<ARAKTKJKfJ la femlraarg t o e n l a r g e ber borders. E d u fill fisr sntuekj Co»k, a n d u n t i l t h a t t i m e t h e y al­ h o u s e p u t in t h e d a y o a k i n g orronarifl mfl tefcpn. fpru fn M«r»p8 m.d tvo.-k on for how to Oollie .JohuHon, who is t o w a y s traveled t o g e t h e r a s a n d p r e p a r i n g for S u n d a y , (he 4th, about midnightfour f»R'>vp dlnpappp, c a t i o n a l a n d o t h e r enterprisTW years almost to an hour af­ es c a u g h t t h e i n s p i r a t i o n of cook a t t h e White House, b r o t h e r a n d sister, a n d were which t h e y really t h o u g h t w u s b o r u a n d l eared in George c a m e t h e d a y following. T h e ter the birth of the gn Mrs a new life a n d Nashville f r o m t o w n . S h e w a s a slave, t h e w i t h o u t d o u b t t h e heaviest 1 people a r e all g o o d , S a b b a t h > oung made the squire hapt h a t t i m e entered u p o n a c a ­ p r o p e r t y of t h e l a t e Mrs. J a n e c o u p l e alive. Mr. C r a i g mar- o b s e r v i n g people, a n d t o I f you feel weak P.Y b.Y presenting him a boon reer of g r o w t h a n d wealth Miller. S h e will g e t $lf>0 a • ied a g a i n in November, ' 8 2 , m a k e u p f o r t h e l o s t t i m e cing boy. The new u and all worn out take v ul which h a s never h a d a back m o n t h . S h e cooked f o r l i a r - lbs present wile, Miss Jennie} t h e y observed M o u a y a s S u n ­ will go through lie* witii the BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Iv. R.yan, of F o r t S c o t t , K a n , d a y , except g o i n g t o church, rirton t h e first seven m o n t h s jstop. honoretj name of G rover Glove Ins t e r m at $ 7 5 a m o n t h . a n d h a s by her o n e child, a just how f hey forgot, o n e d a v land Young.—Cor. Cha'lott* ' l i t t l e g i r l three y e a r s o l d . in the week may be a dream* ' Observer, •• C rtl1 P t hft P oil A P A A /I n r. ^a �The Watauga Democrat A Trip to Beaver Dams. We have been contempla­ c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s , a n d s o is We had the pleasure of a ting wi-iting our views in re- Mr. Bishop, t h e g r a n d - f a t h few days sojourn on Beaver g a r d to t h e possibilities o f e r . T h e r e is no r a i l r o a d t o ®. B. l**rh«rty, Editor. K. C. Rivers, Publisher Dams last week. We noticed Western North Carolina,and Roxhury, and farmers awd with pleasure, that the farm­ especially the counties of Wa­ their wives a r e driving lor 1 owe a lot of m o n e y arid for the n e x t t h i r t y d a y s y o u 1 hursday Mur, 23rd. 1898. ers over there are keeping an tauga and Caldwell for agri­ miles around t o see the trip­ jean b u y g o o d s awful c h e a p for CASH. Now i s t h e t i m e eye on the improvement of cultural purposes. t o secure s o m e r a r e b a r g a i n s in s p r i n g g o o d s . Wheat, Representative Enloe, of their farms and you see very corn, rye, oats, buckwheat, lets. 1 h a v e t h e l a r g e s t l o t of fine a i r i c o a r s e s h o e s of a n y ­ Tennessee, who has for a few of the old cleared lulls body m e n ' s a n d women's. Also a l o t of c l o t h i n g a t low and all the grasses can be Jong 1 time been fighting the scalded and barren, as you j rates. Men's a n d h o y ' s h a t s d i r t c h e a p . L a d i e s ' fin©dress raised here to perfection. Why many abuses for which Pen­ observe in other sections of | g o o d s low. L a d i e s ' u i i t r i m m e d h a t s low d o w n . All kinds not make it. as nature has ot shell h a r d w a r e c h e a p I keep all r e p a i r s for t h e F a r m ­ sion Commissioner Raum was the county. Ex. Senator \V. intended, thefinestsheep-rais e r s I< riend plow. responsible, has the satisfac­ S. Farthing is ditching his ing section, as well as cattle, ^ on will find a good line of groceries on hand, sugar, tion ef knowing that he was large meadow and has turned horses and mules? Why have < oflee, soon, white fish, etc., etc. Everybody come and get directly the cause of Raum's a portion of it for corn. We goods while they a r e cheap. our people neglected this im­ resignation being asked for called Non our esteemed old B*2TNO GOODS SOLI) ON TIME.*®# portant industry ? L a r g e and received by Sec. Smith. friend, Dudly Farthing, and I m u s t a g a i n request e v e r y b o b y who a r e d u e m e t o tracts of land can be bought Mr. Enloe has no candidate had a very pleasant interview. come a n d p a y their a c c o u n t s a n d save cost. I w a n t y o u r along the Blue Ridge In each t r a d e a n d will d o y o u r i g h t every time, a n d will highly a p ­ for the office; all fi e wished Ho li vesut his old home, none county at a nominal price, preciate t h e s a m e . I will just sa.v here, t h a t 1 w a n t ail t h e was to see Raum "fired out" of his family with him but and sheep, cattle and hogs r o o t s a m i herbs t h e r e is in t he m o u n t a i n s t his s e a s o n . S o , of the office which he was in two of his daughters. Mr. remember me. could be raised with small various ways disgraced and Farthing looks after bis Yours Anxious to Phase. cost, and the profits would he did not rest until that was business on the farm in per­ he very encouraging to those an accomplished fact. It is son and directs the work. He who would turn their atten­ expected that the new demo­ is now in his 86th year but tion exclusively to this most TPt cratic Commissioner of Pen­ his mind is clear, unusually profitable arid interesting em i sions will be appointed with­ so for his extreme age. He com ploy men t. Along the top of —FOIt YOUNG WOMEN,in the next two weeks. Mean­ plains of his knees being weak In o r d ? r t o m a k e r o o m for the Blue Ridge the surface is n?7~vf7 * r while, Deputy Commissioner and affected with rheumatism smooth, and much of it is .'A r* <| u , our large und completestrck ••Mini,3, icGBTH CAROLINA Davidson is acting head of His recollection about old af­ level, and the finest mead­ d hi (/pen its Second 7 em febiuavy 1st,J, J893. the iiurean. As to the new fairs is not impared seeming­ —OF— ows can be made. The coves man, Sec. Smith says he is ly and can tuiK intelligently on each side of the Riogo ais SPBIN Gr A N D 8 U M - -i nc hi! h'T.tmn t ;located in j he most, beautiful suburb of Ashe determined to get the best about matters connected K V ,' »• . , ' n 1 A'^'tly completed for its use a t a long the numerous rippling ewhi et tfteUxm, is furnished v.irh pure water from springs on the man in the country for the with the early history when streams produce, when prop MEB GQQ DS premises, W lighted with gas, he.ted by hot witter, and provided ,. . . , place. The right sort of a Watauga county was formed with hei ami old te. rhs. erly cultivated, as much as man at the head of the Pen­ ar.d in fact for 70 years back WE ARE MAKING A PIG . / ! i 0 ! K > ; , 'th and habits < f the pupils are' ratefuliv guarded Re­ fifty bushels of corn sion Rureau will have an un of the present, he seenj3 con­ sides t he nmpi-• Sp.,ee gjvon t*>r out-door exercise, a well equipped to 1 he acre, and all n'thei ayi.uwwiiwx ul befitted up witein doors. No examine has been excelled opportunity to make versant, having taken an ac­ kinds of grain in like propor­ >[,; ; i-M to ctaCe the M-we:ag< ar.d sanitary arrangements perfect. a national reputation fyy tive interest in public affairs tion., Then we have apples, e-,1 pupii vvp! 'i<I x her share it, (lie domestic work, hp a rant of saving some of the millions in the county since he moved prm uei.l training tei lite, and uhiiter aiming at I fewouphnrj.*iii pearlies, plums and grapes t : , »* Management will that are annually squander­ with his father from Wake in 1 he greatest profusion. We For the next SIXTY DAYS eimi. ,n, ted t o tarn-mire the advantages,strive t o provide (or those not merely of a mnsim i ed upon fraudulent and unde c o u n t y t o t h i s c o u n t y t i e ; unhesitatingly say that, in but a^hnshatt h<»m «. No pupil will he received who is i.ot servingpensionerw, and thats Ashe, he can recite many "• ti .'iiilJi, or v> to cm .1 at furnish credent ifily a s to rnorour opinion, thereat ©but few a I ehatii'-ter. the sort of a man who will be things of interest and is at sections that surpass this selected. Four G'pci-a tc ' curses of Study Are Offered the Student a. no loss to tell of events hap­ Blue Ridge section for fruit, l 'GIJRSE, f o r tlm t h o r o u g h t r a i n i n g [• j 1 '' -N > y'i pen! ngyears back. Mr. Fart.li and especially for grapes. o: fe i'ers tin ler in.strn-toirf from the iiesfc Normal schools President Cleveland was ing raised a large family. Now we have km id thin much :? S E v l N A R Y OA COLLEGIATE COURSE, i n c i n ding fifty-six years old Saturday, Most of his children have In about the capabilities and naewnfr arm modern luiiguages, saieuee, music, drawing, etc. and his numerous callers did ca'ed near him and are thrif­ possibilities of this immediate r O.MMERClAL COURSE, including s t f n o g r a i ' h v not forget to tender congrat­ ty and intelligent citizens. section in stock raising,espe­ .V|>e\vriting, bookkeeping, etc. ulations and wish him'many No history of Watauga eoun cially s'mep, grain and grass DEPAHTMB.VT OKJM) 1 ' S( iEXOE, ( * , happy returns.' The day was ty could be written without of all kinds, and we are not hiiufGG.xing—t,he„tnd.y of th<- produ. lion and in,inula,-tiirei.flood Call early to]see us we can a U i i , « ' f K«r«d«. not celebrated in any way at the name ot.Dndly Farthing through yet, for we have no' ^ ^ eCmDg \shoivyon Letter than ire can the White House, unless the being conspicuous. We also said any thing ah >ut the veg i he teachers at the head of t)jis department are from the tome» unusually hard days work called on Rev. A. C. Fart hing. etabJe production of this sec­ tell you. 1 ratt School, Brooklyn, N.JY., and the others from the beet ir-rti tuM ins in i he country, chost i with reterehe© t > chriHtian cJ * rac " put in by the President^ and an other aged citizen and tion etc.. cabbages, irish and \'cry Respecttully, < I exp-yrtm-e and nhi ity ae. htrs. A thoroughly crramY-i-d his assistants can be call­ brother to Esq. Dudly, Mr. sweet potatoes grow to the i'mp M'atoiy Dep^rtme. t h.m bt-en furnished for all mich mn'mta* ed a celebration. That the Farthing is a man of vigor­ greatest perfection, so it is prepares tor the higher elgeses. //. r, ma in is ft Co. riie sehool year is di vided into two term«; cost to pupil rv^rule against the appointment ous mind and recollections. with all otherjghrdeti vegeta­ terni, or § KM) per year, which barely covers the expeW o; of ex-officials is not an iron­ He has been a minister of the bles, the small fruits and ber­ 1) owing Rock, March 1st '03, hoard,i the school being r \ practically free, having been prar'ided y> ^ provided o; ir il few f : M £\ VI .' • tJ lo rvi r- education. A >,1^ .1 1 clad affair was demonstrated Gospel for many years and ries grow finely. by a fo LIT friends of female ..dnon tLiM For further l ard-plana « • b' ply to * w hen Represen t.a t i ve Springer also the county suveyor, aud The Tariff and the Drrss-JJaker. of Illinois, at the head of a has mixed with the people so REV; rHOMAS LAW RENTE, A*b»riJl* Jf 0 d e l e g a t i o n , p r e s e n t e d t h e many years that we doubt if The trunk.s of several ladies mtoaaurm. name of Mr. L. W. Chambers, there could be found, a man have been seized at thr* New f o. *.-Ofarw«a 53TA.atj«H5iD taa % among us who can tell more York custom house upon the who was postmaster «t.£Jack sonviile, I 1 !., under Mr. Cleve­ of the historic families of the charge that they contain du-j land's last administration, county and reiuinisenceof the tiahle goods. The owners of o Going tc rp 'i as a candidate for reappoint people than Rev. Mr. Farth­ the trunks declare that Ihey t7S & 173 Cay SS/a-al, tt ?£3,KVi 1 < g TEIKI A Diet Rid-! srv V ing. His fluency of speech— are entitled to enter them merit, The President at once f.'-.T THE BXtTp f , HARDWARE. reminded Mr. Springer of the his vivid recollections of men free as wearing apparel. Aj wet ""s Interna.! ioBal. | 1 MuVeThoeGflTll- U ° k # ' one term rule. "But Mr. Pres and their families since Wa­ circumstance which has been A Choice Gfil V ... V V - I V V, 1 ident," replied i\fr. Springer, tauga's earliest history as a adduced to negative t li i h AGRICULTURAL SSfPLEeSEPms. A Grand Family &tac&tor "this is an exceptional cast. county, then his fine person­ claim is that the young wo n!!x^li 3 5ll ted ®- 3 » •«<«»» WiRi'i.'hi WfWKj, o A Library in Itself \ .* Brown s DwWc, Shovel Plcws, CV-te*r bl life, St»aw Cu^Mr. Chambers was the best ality and spotless character, men are engaged in the dressf " The Standard Aut'iari y tT i Lawn Corn Shell© rs. . I'jjr'ks, Scvthoii. Cradle and Sntiths, Wira, & e. postmaster t h e town ever- impresses one with the idea making business, and it is r.*C CONT'RACTORS' 3LWUS3. had and the citizens general­ that you are in presence of a supposed that they design to Dynamite, B!as(ir^[ Po*vc '©r, ti-crr, Sbc'v*-W FUcsle*» man in many respects of su­ sell the goods. It is alleged 1 ly wish him re-appointed. perior intelligence. Mr. Farth that any of the rich NewResides, he was not allowed to serve out his iprm." "Ah" ing would be of great assis­ York women returning from AM MUNITION, SPORTING OC<83D - Vv replied Mr. Cleveland, "that tance in making up a history Europe can bring two or K®^ e «?.te ho L9£iTi J®. m L n -8fo"• and LoJteS Shot Guns, Wiwchastor and Ooi?T'SmSZ • aafio-i f -A.V» ;^V of Watauga. We wish some three times as many trunks, makes quite a difference. Sh°t' Lead* Fi st!i n g Rod h °a!c ° Ho *4cb izrxl Please put the facts in writ­ competent person would un­ f i l l e d w i t h r i c h e r s t u f f , f o r SPECIALTIES. dertake to write this history their own use or to be given i ing and submit to me." t' Sash, Doors and T finds, Rubt>«r arvi Lofcirhor at once. to their friends, and never he Circular Saws, Window Glass, Irire-p>r<:>©? Sa^iaa VV. A SOLD BY ALL Screen Doors and Winciow Framoa, i-a'ptif Liags &e Josephus Daniels, w h o Several of the young men called upon to pay duty, li The is s- ss? t fr-m oovar to cover, iuJ>? *teetvK-tf cl . < . v EVERYTHAY3G Oil WHEELS*! was elected State printer by of Beaver Dams have sold is the neiial operation of the .and is tfcs tarcsaso? r-t the antliw^Us t 'UnnbvW,' • g the legislature, has awarded out and have journied west. MeKinley tariff system to ^,JLh frtPJl 3j..Carriagea, $or>a, ng v ' rcvlf»! : 5 » - I • • • . tain Flacks, fviitchell Farm Wagons, W > Wh««l Oar ta. $300,300 rxjviidf"'. J . ; rr> fCTT Y the public printing contract Times are so close and money promote smuggling among Send for Catalogue and prices. ( w,wprlr.'i !. Do no- buy jrnyr-Jf'a ©f t 4Y ( to Uzzell a n d Edwards & so scarce it- is very discourag the upper ten and not the , Compnr?itl've)'Y- vOim ndi'.1' • Send tr-'j ]t • fully*sollclt your patrcHiago. tC> S^^LmaSk W. Rroughton, of Raleigh. The ing to our young men to re­ lower millions.—Ex. , specimen juges ta ; 'tVi-i »rr. Y • G. & C. MERJSIAH CC . hit J work will be done at 15 per main and they seek fields SPEINGbl: t»M9, V.C A. X W. W. WOODRUFF & cent less than heretofore. Mr. mere promising financially. Twclve Year Old Mother with Triplets BRIDGEPORT, Conn., March Daniels gets a good position We hope for better times but 176 & 178,C^y Street, KlJOXyfLLE, when will it come. 17.—Lizzie Bishop Hinckly, under Sec. Hoke Smith. aged 12 years, daughter of Charlotte News: Late yes­ I l l I j O T J NOTICE. Chairman Simmons will be terday afternoon the insur­ Mr, and Mrs. Edward Bishop X The ]nws of the Stnt» re­ appointed collector in the ance adjusters came to an of Roxhury, Conn., who was A >, E\ ER Y-ONL should sa ve all they °an and YOU eastern district of N. C. For agreement in the matter of married a little leas than a quire nil Weights nnd menfishould begin hv luivirig your nn -' ^ hei-e'' } the western district the ap­ Mr. 8. Wittkowsky's loss by yenr ngo to Hetirv Hincklev, i m m m maciipes m ME. Lifth Sunday »v.-ttiino* Lmolif.V the people pointment lies between Hall the recent fire. They allowed gave birth Sun,(of evening a m prefiared todoteitehthatkI w o r . And cd ni the man who runs the wagon and sells for $riQ or ^60 j Mr. Wittkowsky $62,589. to triplets, two girls and a of Hickory and Gudger of You will find m e in '-one a t 1 w-ii! soil you aa good for $25. Machine needles that jwill fib an v. > This was the full sum called Dough* m c . i io, ut 25 eis per doz., sent out by mail. I liare a good stock Buncoinb, so says t he latest for by his books, andiwan en­ boy. Each giil weighs eight t h e residence of D. ,f. H . C O O K , of iisiiinw tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to |1. Joint rods 75 cts to |1.50 reports. to Mr. Witt pounds, and the hoy seven e r t y . tirely satifactory Trout flics (50 cbs per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per S t a n d a r d Keeper. kowsky. The a djusters com­ and a half. The girl-mother dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and seins of an.v length R B. Glenn of Winston plimented him upon the.ac- is doing well and so are the b »i'»« complete. Rase- balls of the very best, for fl each sent by mail? etand. the Wt ohnnca " hm bo°k 8 am I mid triplets. They are being fed Do not fail, to write tor viices. Respectfully, t h a,t for t h, a t m i s o n .they had on prepared Daby food aiiu i %®rOne dollar pays for the 4 , , „ i .oil rirenareu uauv iuou and wuc uvuni >a Diet. Attorney. ul m; I'll less rouble in ad-j^ punr hes The bov-fnth- '-Democrat one year. , l p l '"' 1 , 1 1 1 1 j justing t h e loss t h a n is usu' \ ! n v 21 91 KNOX VfLLE*! ENM. 1 Pay your subscription. 'ally the case. 'er i s being overwhelmed w i t h ! i •astt. AT WILL W. HOLSCLAW. Was* HUB COllEGIATEMfi A :\0 -J. i 'Af i 2 . CUT M racis Many Goods Will bj So Id for Loss than COS 1 OF Manufacture, w. w. wooe&off & 09. .CO. 3 HARD TMES S. P. ANGEL, # �r VHE BRM'iA-y.W WUJtw..s z,Wi X<5K '(MWMT' y St. Louis Globe IVu o rat: u mm® _ OVERMAN'S I 'A KPMl'JvETK NliVV>TA' A person of the name of G ro­ ver Cleveland, without official • } 1 £lC:l F i0* OXYGEN1 r h e PHdeofthe North Caroi , iiuol,nation of a n y k i n,i information of a n v m ,, n a 1' i' cks . 1MB 19 THE every ThunsdaN^^t"hooil!'''a' ! n $ a || r , n » ''.v distill- showingHlmt he had been <•IftMSEATH OF LIFF "I 'o you want to aid iu building wuam Jir ~ m £*. ^Iie will remain in jail Feted to any other whatever, taugaCounty. N.C. ' ip f> paper that shall reflect the 1 LSSS a % [>' O g — .—_ i n,H l1 -' 1 "'i^l.— Atlanta Journ-|on Sn mrday,"4th, took tlx : , 'f $ I Cwt-YuuLQemeutcfairand great (At credit on North Carol• 1 < y'v' * without /I /. J'oor PrrsldcntN. ui. iifTrnatter where it may he loath of office as President of V M 0UTH lif 8. SPLOlfiO '"• ;, ca? Then patronize New \ ofk Recorder. 2 OXYftllt in » 1 lie I n i ted States. The Chief kpftoial Dkeditat-1 Ife Wilmington Men seuger Keep the HJrthdays. • d Oxygen trtat ; It is still true,even in these Just ice-of the United [States, raent tor ditcno- • A 1.A noK EI(}uT-PACK CAP K I t yx oi of the noae,, Jfieur, I )!-runes nilbirthdays relig- who did not know, except by days of great fortunes un . ^ ,M T» throat and limps; o you want a reliable papw 'i he inhalation* j V'\ ? -yTARnuASTHtt dreamed of when it wfrsinun- lous, - v - 1 ,1P .V belong exehisi- hearsay, that an election, for ,'iviugyou all the nev.s of tin • contain Cerrul-i JiMeTTOBf i oidoeand Ditto- i Dmn. v p l y to » ni)(J Orid—a D mocrafie nrw«paj>ei ded, that the American Fresi tire treasured President had been held in ;:0';OH!TI5 I feotaute, in ad' HAy FsiVER ' 1 knowntoepeeifloe ! ' lot equals the host.— has the ditioa ihe beat tlency may he aspired to by among the sweetest memo- this country last November ^ *or thraa «iv for three at and lor . . . . . . t . ; ' t : i e r e m e d y h y i n h a l a t i o n r i r h t t o .argent circulat' in, been haspart Do nov let any swore Mr. Cleveland into of' men who are not rich Oiir T* ° i « •" gs-goe, inakin^ it a_?0SITIVI twonty-one years 1 - j>\ratj flptaiiiosmad in Catan-h and 1 '.nd factorin t.lingrowth anddevwealthiest Presidents have ^ p , v v e n t ' K O r)e token.be flee. ' r-jjcri M*in io K ^r f t We!iT a # . iltlM ' p h ^ M : yeiopmeqt of the Old North l t o w "od^it.to.show that been the first and the laet (dec v AXAUTION ON I -® ttFl'tCATS# USE. State? Then subsorbe for OXYCKN ted- -Washington and Cleve- l U * r p m ™'^<l EaBsaasr' Admintstrator's Notice. fttpMiioritfi: TU W ILK I lit:TO If rm: .M > .. 5'idfhlnf ffhojv land. Washington was one! are great events Having (jUnlHed as the admin .<•%, SIMil ^t,yM . AhiMmivat.. Atlanta, Ga. I-ampaigri Itartes: . ft. 1>r,.ItiitMlnc, Unmha Hi'. L..ui<vlll'>. Kot). . j nre naejjCo For one day I'strator ofElijah Dotsog, deed., V.-* * . the hjitb of tlie vvciilthicKt men in flip!'!' . J*>t iCrtl. tj 33 ' i he 'Daily Messenger,'* b,\ ,v f eountiy in his time. that they a re heroes. all persons indebted to cnid es­ ' " 1 -» mail a snpy of our' imiil, 4 mouths on trial, for • A i' tate are requested to make imi'-'s -"5 ia-*atMi9stin full, s»ad' •Td.oo 'v.-'-.d Adams was worth $100,- 'Idle special pudding is made mediate settlement, and all ner- " V : . .'c Oxjge expressly for them; n newi« l, ." H holding accounts against u . • /.nil's il. rile weekly " Trnnscript Mes000 at his death Jefferson Tool/nt OL 4-.^ * a. i » 8ai(l e 8 t a t e 11 Viriflfi...l 4-'.. Hftld i songor," (the largest and was land poor' .rid in straits. | jacket, or tinusers with uork sent them «-re notified to pit duly authenticat t;!.!,2!iiiu rin .s ;i5n ; ,.j j;51 best {taper in the State) U Madison a n d Monroe had ets, or the first pnirol boots, w it 11 i11 twe] ve mouthe or this > ai f r moiit lis on trial for $1.00 3 alead in ) nr of t comiortahleestates for those tare donned; and brothers tier will rl u. < ash in advance. fh)tu bind sister wink into insignifi- recovery. Fit,, l.q ; pg days. ipers are large Fight-Piia ; ( iRKKN, A li ii iht o t or. 5 $%; • •; % a u& g'P i 'M m i J. !». ccts. Se x! Postal ' t Jackson was horn in abject . ounce beside "little Charlie,'• a th-eadar ss o ; live .» poverty and never became j w i n M s " s i a * 1 1 > • d a y u u d i mmm - s and j-areive saraj.le wealthy. Van Bnren was the jsoon 'going to I>o man '* • Of Fa;: dwvo: to .p. { Doing to Ei?y h at hers who have fi f NATURE'S M>n of a tavernkeerier, and f» $ 'Sr Mj >cr. 1 s t . Fr io. tf. dozen litt'e ones t« cni" f •? I A ? f| bad a fight with poverty. CURE FOR f- C c Tht; K.2ST, | i Johnson's vouth was even nre apt to neglect birthday . they come too oft t . M _ sn rfn ; We. ''sj^ter!i^i:.0iiau| more unfortunate than Lint > A Cii'u.ijKj Cfl V co.ri 8. He was apprenticed times when they are ini*\ i « V w V -or tar » viri* v w ^ v« " A Grand F&mhy Eu'utnior ; to a tailor, barely learned to, and so in t inies when i hey iv: ya m nervous" but if they ,ai| • ri A Library Sn Ifaelf y yj read in his minority, and was' EXTRACT*MEXICAN CACTUS - J >. Tha Standarif Aftthrirh ' Thia new treatment for Catarrh and JwOi L«u taught to wr ite by his wife knew how much sm-h nouve uii diseases of the-respiratory orsrans Is irs h i t '"cherished by theii ;>e niter marriage. ona of the most Important discoveries fej. yg). \ In medical science and possesses the V .... A • { aC v ; I following advantages i Grant was born only mod­ Susy or Harry, years after V \ . -.V> - - ^.ypRhriS® I. Tha pntlent can euro himself at o small expeme wards, when away Irom the •< States or TerwjLi ' «-• j erately poor and never bea n d vrlthout o u t s i d e assistance. .-.(.'Ir:'1 ••NWtMX-.PFWjCai?-/::?. 4,y ^nsfOlttH^OlttnitHlr.4 oure find -oo»•»?•>' g a• Ko clir.nya of diet or pursuit of Ufa Is nsotsssry during troatment. m Kwa (*»*.i Inr '\ '.a dime rich. So of Haves. henrthstone, they lave uon aici vlto/l ' 3. 1na fluill *, m rt Bnln.l mm ^no wise .1 ho remedies aro In offensive to the 2 If* ' 2 ^ I .A-ktks y, uM" • ^ 11tlm 1. t! »e\ ... 5% Mtlout and entail no discomfort. i"i•••'•..-ht i .lite 1 o Clevchind'fi youth was \ ne [ (> ^ ( ' in,I J <l 1 MfMU l1, •to. 4. Tha rt* (u ramody reaches the Je-t of the treohte • y • '4^*1 .'StViJ ^ irvfyy'bv- y.tJ' . .,' v 4.:^i , . .. | nu ve ndde J one mere year t' I w fI?*.* ^ ^ • •' - wi-f# i v ; :^ of privations and toil. A N S \ ^ GT T. I> i; • ? .0. Tlle'remsdbs and means of eppllanot oan be i the perhaps weary round of earrisd In tho pookei without Inoonvenlence. t V t A •I v J 1 } tt Harrinon was of good hut 2 M' Ti'V oPhil IS rnVATMJtiNT at any drug h. 9£ZsA^vro 4}r>-o«) 3+vrfri life, or to wish them in tlx A i it I p: irits in > CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. not wealthy family,and was, ,•y . m "" * • •. ni(N-;. •S.YAI *x CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. tngT-ai, 'i't'Ton, . > ,,-j -• li•«{»'-» -».'J Worii'J old-fashioned phrase, * many up t<» recent timed, a country r- VU . a waj .Hvwharf aAas<lL:.» »n lb« K osiU. g Cacisrlna Wcdlcina Co., Waoo, Texas, ' 'ali/brxia. a fif ' •* • • yer m good circumMnn happy retains of their birth­ SCLD r &&{*;»« TH£ HSVAL Vw cl « k -'S. : ?} • 1 i'.ftst Equippvn cxfl^iORCS, ass-1 Tim : n res. He is but tnoderaiely day, they would •never per­ $ cover to ".-s j . , • ' oo.ii <n tJif H ext. ?iwy MO air.. I mit any en use to sf>p[bet ween g ;oA ia i iv r«- • — wealthy. H •••• running Solid Wsti '• Cc.Vo£iA • I.RQTAE S. B. C8., M?«4 Kl. 1 Ttvinin*. X'.. ;* v : Ili;.o }> c,v; n St. L i; a I he "nristoc »rcy of weiilth" them and a parent s privi­ , 5 > .0,0!'-- »• :.lif!M5!1;i;iit!inu!m!;(rtjj:j:5 m.i t\ , M'jty. lege. , MT T-rpnn has never made any inroads , IV • n : .. R ec ; ii.i ng I cbr cara and Tour .corap' r -.C • - • • JFSSV'Cl upon the White House. :- v> : f.-ee of extra charge. THE WALDKiVSiX , tipociav. [. • i y ,1 .ii- '{ parties at any rail­ •G.fcCtT;tV \\ iiuiiugtoii MesHonger. Which Congress Spent Most? l | f | . C U R E road «t iioii wi Mi throughtickets i. 3PJR1 t:u s >.». and •; . hecks. Baltiiu ^re Sun. 1 here is now quite a snfifci A ! gggrsgated sWttoiL -fj ••'* r ; a, - jeni itioii.iaajjs vnrt Did tliel-'ongressjiiMtended, eticy of the lawless element ^ feci f r > pany hlcrs of tu# g«^6K:3.3 PatetS t I m in which the Republicans con among us without an inflax •v. i,c ( . >r call on t>W 7; > freo Rocflnfl, trolled the Senate and the from Europe and elsewhere. • " • •••• OB I55EOEBPT OF BO CEPSTS d. A . N;:w .inD. i ewl £j»ccfia^ ruj >>lie the Wnitienefyare a pcoTc.iv ling Pa- • .gv,- Aijt.. Democrat* the House, appro' ' WK WILL MAIL A BOX OF Lis • Mi ' ss«rtai for L r: ' . - v i b e , N .0 . priate i i h much money an the! another type. T he prr v o. -\V£ AND READY \ J, H.iAJt: TON. i V A ..is Cougree*, in which seditions of their * i-% e t.\ ' forbear*, ~-'t KfflSN SHIPPED ) preceding Chif go, 1)1. -3£. &gtsa WE WANT ' ' the RppublicanM controlled and tlie martyrdoms of 'heir V,> wish tocailnttcnh'ou too —AN botli the Senate and the heroic manhood and woman­ TMl OfllY iNFALLi&LX t'dftE Ft3 line of secoxd-liand M p- 1 Houae? The question iw not hood, have come to them as r. fjNgr» « vsj a fttlw, 6m°*i list. ItttlMHift kim a wimple one, for the reaHori sacred traditions. They know ^arts, v. agon5, •A-' <*IHP WU&MSafflKMBBKM that the I*ift.v-firat Congress they are the decendutits oi Hacks, Harness Etc, wmiiHH ii ',i i fiO w^RWVllflKIl to lonaasii all liefem* SUsBlsem • <*'!-. v-;., ' ( id responsible in part for the those who suffered death For T hey are almost good as new, flyt# hlWJ . HifSfl, |J tssaSfitoA' xtxat* feed ' s ® c^/<5*0® 11 IfcW of few, h^i»-jr3de Chb appropriation of the Fifty- the Protestant faith, a n d and p rsous wishing to buy c ui TjUIRiGiKSi wlii m mXiniy citrn nes« i <m. t 5 -^ ©p j tt atiractiTa and orlg:$y^ •$****&, Ctfe. k ?«*« S4 ysa IM) it iissi sklA vxxkai la handsome second—m ad e permanent they will be true to freedom, secure bargains by c tiling on us. couau.iT cik-jp'-iiy baxm cf rix pounds *ad) baiiSj#*a # PiJaI.v-3fiis.Kd Frtorssi Ia»v8, like the dependent pen­ a benison for the dow n-trod­ (fiitssfT *im); h t*U in packacet, Wo have a big lot of NE W at a reaaoaaaii aad aaticij krw-er prlct to t sion law, that compelled the den, and vritli them soul lib­ aoiiEY sjr'SfilEsrrussas BU0G1F4, WAGONS, CAfiTf of M-i# Jsi ittv »/ tionrfyt» ChAt% Democrats of the House to erty will be a» precious a» HARXES" Ac yaMomflUU*oi &TammJhs civil liberty is to those whose on hand, which will bo sold o: appropriate unwillingly vast oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ IT. 8HUFf«!B£ & SSO. lutely pure, always ti*« uuse ; free from sumh of money. Mr. ilol- ancestors won it on the bat­ reasonable terms. If wo ha ve not SAVANNAH, Ct, dust DEALERS man shows that $154,172,- tlefields of England *.vlie>i got what you watit, vve wi)j will find the Five and Ten Cent package# 040 of the money nppi »pria struggling w i t h tyranny. take plea sum in getting any th# clx^apest and most salable package tea on tho market and consumers pro­ ted tiy the Congress just ad-i ' ^ <4sr People in Ho* igcs hav<» tnjng for you in our iinc. \' bu. nounce It "the best and mosteconomlcaL'11 > Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy journed was -necessitated by I H bown themselves of Ix toic dii-Mt fro-u mfpiaif«Vit.xrf.ri can t!'before. to sell and has proved a big success perirninent laws passed by mn 'dd the very stuff out of wherever introduced. We are extremely anxious to have all the Heed billion-dollar Con-V^ 0 ' 1 nobli® manhood is dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ W( affcVe .f g l e s H . Hilt for these co'iipul- 'a-ade. Phey will makegood. quest that you include a few boxes with n - . s s _ f ,*!]•• your next order to your wholesale houso j sorv laws the Fifty-se «ond b«ithfub uwbil citizens. or order direct of us, we will see that you crytbmg ia th • h ipare supplied. For further Information ( ougress, in which the Demo I ^ h u^'eUeville cor'responaddress 1 dent sugg -sts that Governor beat the world ox p i, c crata controlled 'he House /1 , (r~! Wo will take in exchange, /*, THE KIN-GO TEA CO., ""IP would have appropriated tnrr name a committee of!. $160,000,000 less tlian the proKrwnive citi0.ii* of Ui *' "T'T. ' ^ ... , 'cattle, (nve us a call, Fifty-first Congress appro­ b . tc to conic,. With the .lelc- \HRNKI;L. rilAVl .6 CO. P C -T P priated. As it is, the Fifty- gntion when they arrive in Lenoir jN. C. ENDORSED BY second Congress appropria­ the United St.at.es. He thinks : V- r» ^ ted, putting Ixnli sessions there should he''such concert PROF A- L ^ETZ,P.H.6, of Medloal OopArtaawot T u1m>« Cni vrraXsw together,$1,026,822,040, or of action by our people as of I-oaUinri-!, vr»u>, a, trr a oarofal analysis, 1T' A ^ J $Lm jiromwaoc# St a puro Oreiai Tartar Fuwdw, $8,864,871 -less than i„ v , first will induce these n the *" -. good people wlilch psbllo. Ho oKorrlnlly rssuiai»«iuli tu Xbi t() come and settle among billioii-oollar Uongrass a p p r o -...V-.r4ir*. v>s «h- o, •>**-' » , V .tf.,;•» •r-'-fc* ^ -vs printed. T he difference would 118 • "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE'" Mr J5-. , -Ml fj m .. ... -w -' t A €-5. ,^V have been greater, but the ?URE, WHOLESOME a«O POWERFUL: A Southerner on Smith. at, f'fl|3 _ w OH t 8 M ^ t~- r ^_ 1 Sill HII vi* ii « * "• ? I i § v-ARepublican Senate forced up ^YouWeatTL Ask Groeor For It. ''I do not much like this is eaillj or -i';(! • r i.o;>.. of cilluir m x • ; sni ^ J 1'tl :4 s«,v i r> m dUf I e isse % • ki ^ the total by as much as $24. Hoke Smith," said he. Our p*rt of rti'c c >nr.trr, vno I*, tviSling to work In '.i.Cf "P'°>' n «« nt which wo luroXh. a8 A t i \"i " G ULF MF& CO., .4 ti 4 A 486,085. hnve h.i'l a luird wtruR ^^1 r\ •>•><!> . . . . rt • J" can £ive Uie foiHlnt'Ss n trifd without oxpenr.r JUXJ gieuiui poverty. Here IS x to,is yoiirwlf. For Iho*.- wlllinjr to «i.> n little work' By Moonlight Alooe. , , ", th* grandest oiler m»nlc. Yon mi work muroewtairj Owe of ~ V «»ny. or in tltc rrettlu^ oni-.. 1 / t o u w o FM 4 p man ! * ho has come qo BFS'r it VIn.M,.| Lave a fc.» pfm f n-rur* At your d A female mouoshmer .win — cicnpra'I j-i •* iniliit them, ».tul c vaar liicdiTtc., iS'Alllag 'rrQflWit-p F. to (: - a gj-a a-nd stu > b-tij iM. mrqnalNj, rwi 0.irinfl'-iliiibKP ol „ ii'lfl'; i« irrvtu, nr* : ft;,,.,... '•-Ht our bua'nter will not inicrf.- a- ,-il. yr-, ?y«S taken to the Fulton county i SS f S •Bp- nnr if - o* innj|| ,n,dl r. SH be Rnvmed on tn» «!!»rt at ?hr • -i j , SBtoStewlt' : -i «i • , " [g''t rid]. H Criil SOU >•"/ too*B rriOnly Ho." who wri.« Mti, loeuMtr v %- ,1>* by wn;Ch yoj .< •• i-t dt>!i:ir ,f;l - : • < J' y r en aboi't jail this m timing and until . , ,. . &«<J Svo Ji43Ro«{»nl » i>, <iHy mr, KftJi a;r yur. " - tp,,.. en* Trtdt Xirki *>(»!••#, ft* tira !?"*>* ••err*., n.j!{e sllrdo^ »h.TT n a..,oi^i court meets |fortune nnr«f*uHi a . first boar. Any c:m run thr r.t,• CMlicn show o*r fcom\n, to All J-#U line to ir. ««1 H»l»*w far if.itvwt F««. the { nif^d Sta tes |r®tnrn nho r.ll—vour neifhl.orl TjjiMWMrtlf gf«;^Ss i Is lo 'nil. You try notbLitf oi.-." €w k> U.».F#t?e» «»««, o, sw4 (l«os« around ttii'M as law in the Sou; h and ey* a for vcu,-o.-if Mfhni vhn •«. An «A wocfttn^-urs ^ gtrminir of tllil yoa The bo* x w ii **« ) a i i wliioN we oifi-r. No'm; i?«l ti- r . r«»ui9 fym \f fuisat btleewtbsts^Mhtuoas AdrertiAsmeMt 1 > Cflfl Of th» t |# . make. f\ ne w s;»?}!ley i here : v pr»:.1 I w,.-Kor»; n.iwanajra th"» ^" f w&dst, drawtnc or jWt*., irttk <*t». rM) « The fnllnwtnn. * , P tttp-. TD9 following rnt irfvas tho st>prnrnrico of it radao^d p ' - TUey siioitl'.l tr« thit bttj|e#>C5,;. it Su'v A1 sm M a Iinda Turper. 1** *4 tU o, tf »t m(.fret U • io ttjer-. VVrltc at otite £ir;d H 1 o(- a';- I..- me like n VoneftfTgt. Oar fej >>• till *aW«t <• m«4UW*L f. i who was arrest.-.I y st.erdny A rta»phM, "*«w H ObUia « '.uv '',i 4ut -ptjfta. Sits -j, t^rllnnil, * o»m -if»ct*«! t5lo«to 1* yo*»lSenU. mwiy *r '•A 1" >..'•! 'id |r, -jJ W •hnnt tfio ««(et!i I MWC, *c*t Snw. _ of... iinik, It a rotnrt, rtouhlo w.7.% inie. in 1 bkoAoun.ty wliei*#8h© htis »• ITK*S. •If ~' •*•11"rtyi.ftv a.. I| Also ehoiv »•.«aix..r «uo We to t+SS»» n from (he nr .:.rrfthrsf "wwpl-*tuts. been opf rating a large d i s - I y jf^tir subscript.ion,. O.A.niiOWdLOGU * WNrt, %>iwss«i ftrw, R, & -i) xlrr^drariw, "'i- y' She is over thirty years of 1-1 says that for-a numA t/ic\tocuATicfVi.nily newspaper nge and -—j" ""mui a minidevoted 1)0 th'^interest ot Cjun |l»or of yearsshehns been mak ' %• CACTERINE CATARRH ' .. K . I -- ^ * . . » eu URE REAM ARTAR OWDER "i"' « . / , __ - �SUBSCRIPTION HATE S s a n g u i n e hopes be realized, TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT boys. From Horton N. C. Editor Democrat: T h e 5 a d k i n Valley Weivs h a s d o ' 6 5 " o i o o o o o o t h e following: " J a m e s J . V a n Allen, of New York, w h o m a r lied a d a u g h t e r of Win. Ast o r , a n d whose f a t h e r leit -O him a f o r t u n e of $ 3 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 , m a y be a p p o i n t e d a s minis­ ter to Italy." That's right. "He that giveth to the poor, (?) lendeth t o t h e L o r d . " BIIYAYS €0M1EV Adinlnlitmtor'i Notice. Having qunlfied as the adiimi istrutor of Elijah Dotson, deed.! all persons indebted to said es­ tate are requested to make im­ mediate settlement, and all per­ sons holding accounts against said estate are notified to pre­ sent tlieni duly authenticated within twelve months or this no­ tice will be plead in bar of their recovery. Feb. 13, 1893 <J. B. GREEN, Administrator. No o n e c a n deny t h e f a c t - -On l a s t S u n d a y Mr. J . T t h a t we live in a f a s t a g e . E v ­ »... 5 0 j B i n g h a m , of P i n e Run, l o s t 8 5 j his s a w a n d g r i s t mills o v e r y t h i n g seems t o be in a p r o ADVERTISING HATES, fire, which were t h e o n 1 y gressive a t t i t u d e , T h e Uni­ 1 inch 1 week.. ....$ .75 m e a n s of s u p p o r t he h a d f o r ted S t a t e s i s embroidered 1 month... ... 1 . 7 5 himself a n d family: H e is o n e with r a i l r o a d s a n d t e l e g r a p h " 8 " ... 8.00 wires, r u n n i n g in every direc­ " G " ... 5.00 of o u r m o s t a g e d citizens a n d " 1 year ... 7.00 we insist t h a t t h e g o o d peo­ tion t h r o u g h o u t t h e length jolumn 1 week. 9.00 ple of W a t a u g a should c o m e arid b r e a d t h of t h t c o u n t r y . 1 month k ........13.50 T h e brief period of six d a y s 3 " 25.00 t o his su'-or a t once. H e is selves t o t r a n s p o r t o n e fro m / NOTICE. 0 " 37.50 t o o ag ed t o begirt t h e b a t t l e 1 year 5 0 00 of life anew, unaided, a n d un t h e A t l a n t i c s e a b o a r d t o t h e North Carolina) Wataugacouh ty. In the Superior Court. less he is aided we a r e n o t / a - "Golden G a t e " of thePacifie. L). N. Coffey, T. A . coffey, J. T. Entered a t t h e P o s t o f f i e e a t ble t o see w h a t he w i l l / d o . res, t h e iron horse, whose sin coffey. Tho's vvrlght and wife, M. Boone, N. €., a s second-class Help t h e old m a n . evvs a r e steel mid whose p r o v / A.- wright an 1 Mecaleb coffcy j>lff«. mail matter. en Jer is fire, rushes, with al­ Vs. - T h e r e was a n a c t parsed James c. coffey and wife, sarah m o s t undiminished speed, re­ by the last Legislature of N. LOCAL NEWS. E. coffey, win. Kiniber, jujin Kim. g a r d l e s s of t h e Rocky Mounher and other heirH at law of Jes­ P., i n c o r p o r a t i n g a n d forbid­ Biins, from t h e A t l a n t i c t o se T. coffey,deceased,defendants! —Mr. T . Fin Coffey is visit­ d i n g t h e s ale of liquors with­ 1 he defendants, win, kiniber, tlie Pacific. I n f o r m a t i o n r u n s in four miles of a n y church in i n g relatives in Wilkes. JOhnKimber .mines Kim ber and a l o n g o u r wires m o r e rapidly other heirs at law of jesse T. cof­ —Rev. Mr. Sherwood s p e n t W a t a u g a . Does t H s n o t s a . v t h a n t h e e a r t h ievolves o n fey, deed,,, will tako notice that t h a t W a t a u g a h a s a prohibi­ M o n d a y n i g h t in t o w n . its axis. an action • ntitled lis above lias Mr. Harvey Heed tion l a w ? Surely i t does, f o r been eominenced in tlic superior Laceyvine, O. But, n o t w i t h s t a n d i n g o t i r -we have laid onY of wa' tuga county fora LiCatarrh, H e a r t Failure, Paweek,another splendid artic-1 p o u , d ' u .u.^er,? be opened' progress, t h e r e a r e m a n y e tie to certain lands situated in raSysas of the Throat viis d r a g g i n g a l o n g in i t s v »f nug.'i tq\\ uship in said < ounle by "'Observer." t h a t would be four miles dis­ ty, this acfion broughtona bond trail. Our young boys at ' • I Thanlc (;od a n d Hood's S a r s a —Died o n l a s t S a t u r d a y t h e t a n t from a. h o u s e in which par Ilia for Perfect Health.» executed by deicndams anccster, fourteen know m o r e in t h e i r " Gentlemen: For the benefit of suffering hu­ tessc T i oflfey, now deceased; to i n f a n t of Mr. George l i a g a - religious worship is regularly own e s t i m a t i o n , t h a n t h e i r manity I wish to state a few facts: For several plaintiffs and fl eir ancestor Aus­ l m a n , of P o p l a r Grove. held? We feel s u r e t h e r e is 0113 cAtaiTh tin coffey, for tit le to the afore, fathers. T h e y k n o w f a r t o o failure1 aemn^'ho^r I could not and heart Kitting so bad work and said lands. And the defendants —Mr. a n d Mrs. J. F . S p a i n - n o t such a s p o t in W a t a u g a . much t o listen t o t h e a d v i c e Could Scarcely Walk will further take notice that they I had a very bad spell of paralysis of the throat h o u r , of o u r t o w n , a r e visit­ —On l a s t S u n d a y m o r n i n g of their p a r e n t s . I°cou,t^'oat seemed olosed and are required to appear at next i n g friends in B u r k e c o u n t y . t h e dwelling housp of Dr. W. They are told by their as­ t erm ot the superior court of said county, to be held ontlie8thMon —Mr. II o r t o n , whose sick­ B. Co«neii], of Boone, Came sociates t h a t t o be m a n l y , not seem to do me any good.My wife i i •?<'<} day after the1st Monday in March s insB> ^ who had been ness we h a v e m e n t i o n e d f r o m n e a r being d e s t r o y e d b y fire, t h e y m u s t buy a " s t o r e s u i t " c a s s if„ ssr 1 893, ot the court house of saij At Death's Door t i m e t o time, is still confined a n d would, doubtless, b u t f p r of clothes; call t h e i r f a t h e r but was entirely cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. THIS I S N O HUM county, in Boone and answer or t h e timely a s s i s t a n c e of o n e " o l d m a n ; " learn t o s m o k e After talkini with Mr Smith. I concluded to demur to the complaint in said t o his r o o m . RUG TO DRAW action or the plaintiffs will apply of t h e s e r v a n t s , whosuccvoed c i g a r e t t e s , p l a y c a r d s , d r i n k —Attorney W. It. Lovill, of 1 uow feeUn £ excelto the court for the relief deman­ ed in checking t h e fire before a l i t t l e a n d b l a s p h e m e t h e lent'TtSSk ® TRADE! ded in said complaint. This Feb S u t h e r l a n d , was c i r c u l a t i n g 28th, 1893. a n y very m a t e r i a l d a m a g e p a me of t h e God in whose Hood*s Sarsaparilla -oa m o n g friends here T u e s d a y and mv >>' rr t»r•"'n Joe. B. TODD , C. S. C. my. restoration to perfect w a s done. One bed a n d cov­ h a n d s t h e i r b r e a t h is, o r in h.l-1. i?Ly.o Harvey IIked, Laceyville, O. faenith a n d Wednesday. e r i n g therefore w a s entirely o t h e r words, t h e y m u s t b e HOOD'S PJXLS do not purge, pain or gripe, I MEAN BUSINESS. — Mi'. S . P . Kelsey, of Lin- ruined. T h i s impresses t h e " f a s t y o u n g m e n . " W h a t will but act promptly, easily and efficiently. 28c. yille, h a s begun t h e s u r v e y f a c t t h«*it s o m e s t e p s s h o u l d -o he t h e result of such f a s t liv NOTICE. o n the Booho a n d Blowing be t a k e n a<~ once t o p r o t e c t ing? I am no prophet, but State of North Carolina. Wa­ 1 r o m n o w u n t i l t h e first d a y Rock Turnpike. o u r town a g u hud fire. 1 predict t h a t , in a few y e a r s , tauga comity. In the Superior of April I will sell m y s t o c k o i t is a s t r i k i n g coincidence —It is g en rail.} conceded t h e y will become m e n t a l a n d court. F. M. and W. W. Hoteclaw Ad­ t h a t every member of Cleve­ t h a t t h e publisher of t h i s pa­ physical b a n k r u p t s , o r fill l a n d ' s Cabinet is a P r e s b y t e ­ per is u n u s u a l l y t o u g h in his p r e m a l i i i e g r a v e s , o r , per­ ministrators on the estate of B. L. Ifolsclaw, deceased, against rian. get-up, Mud t h e o n l y d h e s t i o n h a p s , fill o u r jails a n d peni­ Hat-tie E.. Birdh E. Hilly V. and -AND—.Just received a lot ofnew is how much h» rati s t a n d t e n t i a ri e s . T h e r e a r e excep­ Lena M. Ifolsclaw. The defendants, Hilly V. and a x e s a n d o t h e r h a r d w a r e a t T h e e d i t o r s t a r t s o n a n o t h ­ t i o n s t o all rules, BO WO h a v e Lena M. Hojsclaw, above named, low prices. Call a n d see me. e r t r i p t h e last- of t h i s week s o m e model y o t n g men w h o will take lutice that an action 1 \\ ill not be undersold. WILL a n d will b e g o n e for a m o n t h , will m a k e t h e i r m a r k in t h e entitled as above, has been com­ A t ^ 0 per c e n t a b o v e the Superior of I wish t o call t h e a t t e i u i o i l o r move. T o d a y Mr. Clay world, a n d reflect h o n o r up­ menced in county to sell court es­ W. IloLSCLAW. Watauga real of t h e t r a d e t o t h e f a c t t h a t o n themselves arid t h e i r pa­ tate situated in Cove Creek town­ - - J . H . Council] left Tues­ j u r n e y , who h a s been m t h e I a m n o w offering s o m e r a r e r e n t s . In t h i s f a s t a g e , it re­ ship in said county, for assets to d a y for Lenoir where lie will office for s o m e m o n t h s left pay debts of the said B. L. Holsbargainsin boots, s h o e s , quires a g r e a t d e a l of m o r a l -omeet A t t y . W. B. Couucill o n f for his h o m e in Iredell, a n d claw, dee'd., and the said defend­ t h e publisher is left a l o n e t o c o u r a g e for a y o u n g m a n t o ants wil lurther take notice that If you don' t t h i n k I m e a n i t h a t s , r e a d y - m a d e clothing, his r e t u r n from a n extended p r i n t s , worsteds, etc., h a r d ­ n e t in t h e capacities of edit­ walk uprightly a n d circum­ they are required to appear at business t r i p N o r t h . come and look through my ware, such a a plows, hoes, spectly, when h a s s o m a n y the office of the Clerk of this court, o r , printer, 'pressman, devil, at his office iufifoone, on the 0th — F o r s a l e ! 1 , 5 0 0 bushels a n d all o t h e r business con nee evil advisers. shovels, s p a d e s , tracechain® day of April, 1893, and answer of g o o d c o r n , 1 0 0 bushels of > d with t h e p a p e r , t o s a y a u d , iu fact, a n y t h i n g voui A g r e a t m a n y of o u r g i r l s or demur to the complaint in this w h e a t a n d 5 0 bushels of rye. n o t h i n g of h i s a f f a i r s a t h o m e in t h i s ageq seem t o t h i n k action, or the plaintiff's will ap­ need in t h i s line. I t woe* cos* y o u o n e c e n t if Call at once. WILL W. HOLS t o which he m u s t a t t e n d . Now t h a t t h e i r mission ia t o loll ply to the court for the relief de­ y o u d o n t purchase. manded in said complaint, This -0CLAW. t h e time f o r g a r d e n i n g a n d o n t h e sofa, read d i m e n o v ­ March 1st, 1893. I have a large stock and Joe B. TODD, C. S. 0. —The p a s t few d a y s h a v e o t h e r o u t d o o r work is here els, keep u p with t h e f a s h i o n s a n d t w i s t t h e i r p r e t t y little w a n t t o g e t rid of i t beFore been b a l m y a n d spring-like, and I wish to s a y in advance| mouths into as m a n y fancispring. NOTICE. -Oa n d m a n y a newspaper m a n that if the DEMOCRAT fails r<» j fill figures as Proetus had i s saddened by t h e t h o u g h t reach its readers 011 time in ' shapes. The result is, they By virtue of a deed of trust keep c o n s t a n t l y o n h a n d a of the " s p r i n g p o e t r y " t o t h e n e x t few weeks they m a y consult the fashion-plate o'f- executed to me on the 8 th full s u p p l y of g r o c e r ­ CALL AND LOOKI ~°m which they will g i v e b i r t h . know t h e r e a s o n . I h a v e la­ tener than t he Bible; follow day of Sept.'88, by Arthur ies Consisting in part^oFSuthe laws of fashion uioreclose I). Cowles and Amelia Cowles, -o gat*, Coffee, Rice, etc., - T h e side walks o n some of bored l o n g a n d a r d u o u s l y t o l.Y flmn than they follow vir­ his wife; and by virtue of a t h e back s t r e e t s a r e g e t t i n g keep the paper up, which I tue, and become absent-min­ decree of the Superior Court I would call y o u r a t t e n t i o n which will be sold a®cheape® h a ve d o n e in t h e m a i n , a n d t h e y c a n be b o u g h t in t h e b a d l y under repair.* L e t t h e p r o p o s e - s o t o d o in t h e fu­ ded "little erasures." How of Ashe county, made at fall will these girls brave theeon- term 1802, iii the case of C. t o t h e b i g c u t in prices in m y jf]roper authorities sec to ha v t u r e , b u t 1 m u s t h a v e a week mountains. flicts and battles of life? I VV. i horn and others against o t h e r lines. * ing them fixed at once, as o r s o off t o att« nd t o my at­ am of the opinion *hat they VV. H. Gentry, A. D. Cowles 1 c a n n o t , in t h i s s m a l l s p a c e they are getting almost dan­ tains a t home, a n d I a m s u r e will figure about like a chip and Amelia A. Cowles, I will tell you-of half t h e b a r g a i n s i t will be g r a n t e d g l a d l y b y would under Niagra Falls. gerous. sell to the highest bidder, for I a m p r e p a r e d t o offer, b u t t h e people. Girls and boys, in conclu­ cash, at the court house door i n v i t e y o u , o n e a n d all, t o —Mr. and Mrs. James P. sion, let me exhort you not in the town of Boone, N. C., c o m e a n d see. T h i r t y - s i x in­ Taylor arrived in Boone on Itich, Hod Blood. to live for your own gratifi­ on the 8th day of April, 1803 ches t o t h e y a r d a n d sixteen 1 amt Monday, after an exten­ As naturally results from taking cation and pleasure, but live the following tracts or par­ ounces t o the p o u n d h a s ev­ ded bridal tour to the most Hood's Sarsaparilla a s personal lor t he good of others. 'Count cels of land®, lying aud being er been mv motto, and I cleanliness results from free use ot hope to receive ia the future, noted northern cities. Their s o a p and water. This groat pu­ that day lost whose low de­ in the county of Watauga. scending sun, views from thy I1irst tract, known as the wh at I have so much on joy­ numerous fiicnds here a rede- rifier* thoroughly expels scrofula, hand no noble action done.' Fork Ridge tract; adjoining ed in the past, the fibeiul p a t salt rheum and all other impuri­ lighted to see them back. run age of the public. ties and builds hp every organ of Then, when you shall have the lands of Alfred Gannon, Most Respect hilly. —It is gratifying to know the bolv. No\y is jthe time to slept that "sleep that knows David Hix and others, con­ no waking, ' thousands will taining 100 acre®. take it. that the people are assisting rise up and call you 'blessed,' Second tract, the Joe Greer James Cook in many substan The highest praise 1ms been* but if you live for yourslves Valle Orucis, M a y 1 0 , '9 -o~ lands adjoining George Cas­ tial ways since he lost h i » won by Hood's Pills for their ea­ alone, you will go down to tle and others, on Elk creek, dwelling and contents by fire. sy, yet efficient action. Sold by the "Vile dust from whence (Hog Elk) containg50acres. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA; you sprung, unwept, unlionLet the people continue to all druggists. Price 25 cents. Third nact, known as the ored and unsung." I n s t r u c t i o n i s offered in four help until he is restored in William Lambert lands, on AMICUS. ge ne ra l courses of s t u d y , six HON. A. LEAZAR , of Iredell, March 15 Meadow Creek, adjoining Jor his losses. They are now put­ brief courses, a l a r g e n u m b e r has been appointed Superin­ dan Greer, George Phillips, "The Blood Is the Life J' ting up a house for him and of special courses, a n d in law, he will soon be at home a- tendent of the Penitentiary Runs the old saying, aud every­ and otherscontaing50acres. medicine a n d engineering. Saul lands to be sold to sat and has gone to Raleigh to thing that ever makes part of gu in, T h e F a c u l t y includes t w e n t y any organ of the body must i s f y a b a l a n c e o f v a r i o u s enter upon his duties. teaeher&. S c h o l a r s h i p s a n d reach its place therein through judgments docketed in the —That contagion, known l o a n funds a r e a v a i l a b l e f o r the blond. Therefore, if the blood Superior Court of Ashe coun­ That cure of Geo. W. Turner of as the "Western Fever" has needv y o u n g men of t a l e n t Gala way, N. Y., of scrofula by is purified and kept in good con­ ty, against, the said Arthur broken out in our town, and Hood's Sarsaparilla, was one of dition by the use of Mood's Sar­ a n d c h a r a c t e r . The n e x t sesD. Cowles,* which said balance S i o 11 begi 11s >Se p t , 1 . F o r c a tere long a number of our the most remarkable on record. saparilla, it necessarily follows is about, $1,400. Mar. 1, '93. a l o g u e with full i n f o r m a t i o n , that the benefit of the medicineis boys will turn their faces to VV. H. GENTRY , Trustee. RESPECTFULLY, imparted to every organ of the a d d r e s s P r e s i d e n t WinsooiL the setting of the sun with GEN . W. R. COX . of Char­ body. ( afi anything be simpler Chapel Hill, N. C. the hope that the far West lotte will be the chief Clerk of than the method by which this IF TO r.T Sijca wora ost, broitso contains many good things the IJ. S. Senate, reports e x c e l l e n t m e d i c i n e g i v e s g o o d Or ytra e.ro allIs general -* ^'.7 good nroo&> Ing, it Try newn from or K,-j»uhold curtt, health to all who will try it fairBHO U N'Seleune your Utmc, tffl I HOH HATTJB&M. Drowtj's Iron T)itter» HchuiMitht for thern. May your most s a y . nwill euro you. lv arid patientR <J irjriii.T'ferwWCT. © OO O O9 OO OC OO O pT syptc.-.i, al.li dig' stien, remove* excero of bil^' ted cumi malaria Got tho jrenifno. 1 *opy 1 year " G months " 3 months $1.00 SAY! S iS Si CLOTHING A BIS CUT OT OVERCOATS PRICES. COST! STOCK GROCERIES G, 2. TAILOR.- W. L RRYAM, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 27 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0323_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: March 23, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-03-23 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/47ec98484c5e9afbd55f27010af711ff.pdf 9fc83cb52cfc23549042786ec49fed85 PDF Text Text PROFESSIONAL WATAUGA COUNTY Ul 1UR8DAY, MARCH, 30 W. B. C0UNC1LL, J i t . ATTORNEY AT LA A. Boone, N. C F. LOYILL ATTORNEY AT RAW, Boone N. ( DR. L. C. REEVES PHYSICIAN AND SiTRfJEON Office at Residence. Boone, N. C AO VARY PUBLIC, BANNER'S ELK, N. ( ATI OR ALT AI LAW MARION, ay your subscription —• fe- �Soo «\tits* Morton lmsstar te'i well. One of hi* first offi­ cial nets was the <1inir 1 is;sn 1 ^>f forty-odd employees whose work he considered unneces­ sary. . Smith a ltd Giesltaui. r A COMPLETE NEWi?U A Kuoxville Tribune. OVERMAN'S PHU- ,,, ... Hoke Smith is one of the A Die mock ATict'a,nilv newspaper idic the North Caroi quickest men in the business.devoted to the interest of Conn na I J re»H." ty» State ano Nation, Published Old timers siVv they never - <6 fi» every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ REATH OP LIFE."! Bo yon vvnnt to aid in building before saw n Secretary of the tauga County. N. C. iXVOFiIl.H« up a pajicr that shall rcfDcfc the 1-fa Interior w-fto could compre­ mm*® SPAROR UULD ementofAIR AND |water| withewtj greatest credit on North Carolhend a ease so readily or de­ A,,other EveAftcr a » A,» ie. - —Ji* there eantwue na, jio matt or where it atay he WASHINGTON LETTER.! P cide it so promptly. There' • -•at® MOUTH life. SPECIFIC ^cieu ? Then patronize " PIECE. OXYCKN ii a apeoialmadleat- The b ilmington Mes seuger Mary Belle Freeley Hays is not an action of timidity irom our Regular Correspondent. f d Oxyjea treat m m 03 inent fordit#aaA LAftOJC EIGHT-PAGE PAPER that the emblem for t h a in this man's composition. e* of Iho nets, throat and lung a Bo you want a reliable paper His thoroughness with \Y orld's Fair Woman's build CURES" The inhalations giving yon all the news of tho contain Disineveything that comes before ing should b° nn apple, and ^ vv.-. rWSVMPTWM cideaandOermi- Aorld—a Democratic neWBpaper If you want to see Greshfaotants, in ad­ f. ,* - ; r -,«5!oacHiTis ' ...f m dition to the best him is what surprises those she adds: "But for Eve the am ar his best, call on him known apeoifloa ' hat equals the best— has t he for these dig-'• largest circulation, and has for theso digwho come in rot«iet withCleve men would he to this day, I at his private rooms Yon ' P,C. .ijlat VAC remedy by inhalation rifht to J .. , ; # P i£i ' ''' •'•"4 12* t''.e diserse, trakine it a POSITIVE • twenty-one years been i paid land more than any other- suppose, idle, naked, sunburn will find him perchance lyingj -p. SpsoifiosHscd in Catarrh and I and f'aefcorin thogrowth anddevV I rt \ ;•* •: - uv©t\ i7x theirpatent medicine* Phygicinns s vehtpmeiit of the Old ii iv etc. practioe. one trait in his character. A ed loafers, like Adam, no bet­ on a sofa, surrounded by North • ;;£KAUTI0N btate? Then sub.sei'be for • O'NLV IN USE. case in point came under my ter than the beasts, the ser­ friends, smoking the cigar! r. 'X;1 . . WSBBXixsemmmmmit • tvpfiilluiw Til WILHiEOTOH 1 ? ?; J : « J personal observation •several pents and the insects. But which is his inevitable com-! '•isUInn Shop, -te«V. ym »'•j'j • '•J-?^'.AIeiMma8*.. Atlaata, Oa. -.'••J, jtittl any < '} Mi'lly nulMtac, Omalia, K#!». l ampaign Rartos : -> -0 aw n«od. days ago. The President she courageously took the panion except during office' JtSidwiBaawiM '• f bo t he hoefc 1 he "Daily Messenger," by vav-eiided. 0 ' ©AnD ... made an appointment set­ apple, rescued the world from h o u r s , a n d w i t h h i s f e e t v? 6WOB . ••-v. y inail, -t- months on trial, for 1 ting a time early the next slo^h, indifference and stupi­ thrown about in the most• ' • '• 'Aili $2.00 > '^nirCB.1 morning to hear an appeal dity, and lifted the human lazy and comfortable ways. • Oxygen C?., i'he weekly "Transcript MeS* for executive clemency for a race to a level a little lower The old time democrats vv'»o en.ger, ' (tlie largest and condemned murderer, whose than the angels. M Good for at first were inclined to growl i|iillllillililiiUii:nillii!K,;e: best; paper in the State) v> v. y fit, n « crime—the deliberate murder Mary Belle! Put the apple about his appointment talk 2 inonths on trial for fl.OO r i v tf A L 1 Gash in advnnwb Both of his young wife and her right there, and let it be a differently after they have papers are large Eight-Fagf fSEwsas nAs^im! brother—was one of the most "Belleflower."—Ex. seen and talked with the new dieets. rfend Dost 11 Card HtMim jiiiwiwiKiu; jirsu brutal ever committed i n •Secretaiy. "How that man with the ad dress o: five per* Washington. At the time the How the Hawaiian Women Dress. could nave ever been any­ fl/ARBMTEO ons mi 1 receive sample tn>pPresident knew little more athing but a democrat," they 5YEA88 !i Of Triw AlESSlTVUEit. Demoresfs Magazine savs Oct. 1st. 188d. tf. bcut the case than that a say, "is more than 1 can un­ CURE FOR last appeal to the Supreme the almost universal gar­ derstand. He is a natural ment pf the Hawaiian wo­ Court of the United States in democrat." fAKE Tii D men fs a long colored cotton behalf of the prisoner had ™ gn i\ b failed H d a y o r t w o M o r e , S I?" Mr. Cleveland's i that iiiiT diti isiisil IL Ii. ,, . nhb " rd ' but, h« Hr.it for a f.innlrtr V| «p f 1 l. v ibr. O,. m4 . wttHimpro- those who have had' a :•-lice of Mnplete . . . piv I vised by the fir.st missionn • EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. record of the ease and when pie should w pe the crumbs This new treatment for Catarrh and ries to the islands as a tem­ he met those who came to otsoasos of iha respiratory or?anii io 'Vest sand northwest. <>fl t heir beards and give way porary resource, and has re­ one of the most important discoveries make the appeal he was as to those who havn't had any. in medical science and possesses the }•' uigmntH goiiig to ten of the following: advantages i familiar with thecpse as they mained i.i vogue ever since. —A < la n t a Const i tut ion. (< Tits pntlnnt can curt himself at a small expense r'ii Ht iie-M or T-'U'vi' sulci" •^1 But for the inherent grace of ami without outside asslstanoe, 'IJiiKb' W€i©, although he had been Ko change ol diet or pursuit ot ll'o Is oeaassars lliS'ltC v'ililO aiifi OK.'L 'V goir'g In other and chaster words ' gllHRIHWJHMtJWIIJii*!>;:•*. W j-". :.vK.'AA S'tllHIMr-s 1 Kanaka damsels', these H rs laavyo r during treatmont. :;i .~"> fuii.l i\!:<>u rei.litc. compelled to remain up near­ tin - Hi%o s> AeiriwteW,L o. The i cfjiodlBs are In no wise otfanalvo to the patient and sntall no discomfort. *c>. elongated meal-bags would ii the offices are good things, ^ Ktm » K*K-ttg»:unr. ; » f be- •]ui(-kc.-t route to ly all night to acquire the 4. Tho remedy reaohos the soot ot the trouble £j Kauai hi i direotly. E.io ta I A ^ ..h.: '>vj. > destroy all signs of symme­ pass them around. If they S llanian ekuMi I Sfiveiw •- A N S A 8 CIT t. j) }•; ;i f £ r if S o. tho remedies and means of nppltsnoo can he knowledge. Of course they tre bad tilings, don't keep s Hi** a, k carried In tho pocket without Inoonvenlenoo, J i J J f — Kub a S'.i/dtlwi 3 FB TtlEATMJINT at any drug fler* were surprised to Had all (if try in their figures; yet de one set of men in j unislinient S lilaoHtylUJt T-ll 2 , CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. r A i all points m Idaho, VTa-ih spite the disadvantage to s litvs Aaorv) Oood U *i.* J their arguments so well met CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. 5 does l&rgar I4a»hju »-c .,v»9l "Wwtie 4 iiigton, nrcgor , i'l .h their appearance, these char forever.—Ashevillr (Jit izen. ~ wan aei; IkiwhigMimAsJmo i.i ,x '* H oild. Ii C&otorlno ^edlolno Co., Waoo, TcxaSj by the President, but after and CT..ifi)piiia. p Exsi^xs THE ifc" (Mtsta of | seeing how thoroughly pos­ ming daughters of the trop .1 //!»'• •/ u'lfijifin I)i*. Talinage is now a Tot- I oxGCtbr.co, aac! wki si oil'j /;? tl:*> B'est-. bay irs vUi&r. ted he was on the case they irs manage to le vo an ini tcaist. He has also predirted Z G dy line ruaniug ; did »nti were not suprised at his refu­ pression of gracefulness and the milennial da wn b fotvthe CO., decorum upon the visitor, century shall close. Dr. i nl- r ( "-I'MUV biitveun , u t. Lo ' » ' 3 sal to interfere with the car•ddc) K a i f( y. maye ought not to b • in such vying out o f the sentence. not excelled by the belies of a hut ry t o trli more t h • n lie Ry'-Tiiing TT.if care -nd Tour la': <>/exlra charge. 1 his is only one esse, but it more highly civilized centers. knows.—Ex. : T-y K-p v^ssektr Rwdiri, 1 "' ,i in c |i tetis-' at any rail­ furnishes a fair sample of the Tlie Last Straw. road utaC m wiihthroughCekcte methods of the President, It Durham Sun. •ind baggage --le-ekn. > &&rr&spi9i Sfeeatiag, h r baii .uk rum i >n,:/jaj>.a jarct was be -ause he did not pos­ He pounded on the carpet r ^V = H M U KQ Pakrtt. macriptrV; paa.phrfts of tho } sess the know ledge about Ha > itY-v till his hack was almost vVofc write to or ca'l on •^ JroflRootiag, waii that lie deemed necessary OS3 RKCStiPT SO CE22T3 broke; he hung up window Ik A. Nfrvi.(>•)t. I Rs* E-'asvSfc, 8»»hto mtd to intelligent action that the Traveling p u AgL. WE WILL MAIL A BOX CV curtains till it erased to be a ' f a# Qb&iA Bctaj fa A) Paftoa Ave,, ATuvihe, N.O. treaty was withdrawn from ( C"0,'A',,i.S!TK A n D READY \ joke; he wrestled with t h e J. < ii .Rt/ruM, C. p. A V VH«N «mpPED.)| the Senate and ex-C<mgreHN'Aff^SSKyBBnOBKB kitchen stove iill he wa s CL.c iii, V y mnn Blount sent to Hawaii WASfnlT black and blue; he mended all winli local] atten'ion to our in search o! the desired infor­ her broken chair? —ASM— '« and sat line of second-hand THR e«LY IXFALUSUI rV>Z FM mation. ile is never precipi­ down in the glue; he put her tate if] anything; hence his -uggies, Carts, wagons, Mtr, Sroaej licit, itcSiaj; Piles. B1b | chronio up and tic<l hisarmw F -RWIUTIHIMMI •IWIILJI JWU Flacks, Harness Etc, gona asfl til Itckiag Siin Eiseases. * ? • knot; prn*.d E -- aa-Kys. :i a-* osw UMVUM'1 mistakes, and for beingm safe be beneath it when hednghei 1 hey are almost, O<>(KJ aM JIOW, IJ yeu have TflTTEU, K jsotlisry nel S«w long M bsn — - - - - - W t w * » n r - jr-»yjTtMg»nnlC—i ma a. !;3 S{ •••;'»»» '.iznd of hq^i-grada CHI" • - *'t. . rn. trtwm and persons wishing to buy can YETTfiRihE nil! at <suro old grass plot. He labored f IT* Btp la aSlrBctive stid orif* >oa M ywi ess U. So many sensational sto­ on the wood pile tree-his back secure bargains by calling ou us. ivtac p»cKAg«« end pack«8 la handsome 1NBNUNl t n.LM cr, ii a72. cooxitj*ixsow of rix pow»de oach ries have been told and prin­ We have a big lot of NKW PAFCJ&UA AID FRFIGRASF. (c:>T.r* tuae}? is erjf thtM la packages, refused t he test; he polished ted during the las" week ast t rmawaahht c*z& ceuch io«rer price to SS F Y ret nt-ft tfinaatlnAed up th" silver till his spirit BIJG(i i BS, \V AGONS, CA ftTH r, t.ko xo»«aty-rt«f®roi,neo— tiirr cestuaMT iwiy other package tea acutbo-o oi;4l Oh»«bout the President being dis­ longed to ?*e*t; he ran on en ti»e tuaricd; of any i«vtTt vraatevcr and HARNESS ^-e IwMia Bank, unti Ilraidojic.'. of davAunara. affords the > a UAr profit; is a thorappointed at the committee shopping errands, r a i s i ng on hand, which will be sold on oughly reiiA.bte, Orj?t-da«s article, abso­ J. T. 8|fUPTRi«E &, BHD. assignments of the Senate, blisters on his feet; lie lugged reasonable terms. If we have not lutely piii®, always the same ; free frofll SAVAHM&H, OA. got what you want, we will and about those assignments home tons of samples with take pleasure in getting auv will find the Five and Ten Cent package® having oeen made by u ma­ meekness hard to beat, but thing for you In our line. We buy the cheapest and most salable package jority of the democratic cau­ tea on the market and consumers pr^ when HIIC asked him to select direct from manufacturers and nqunce It "the best and most economical.1" cus in deffe iro ,,f ]Vf». Cleve­ Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy a forty inch crinoline; h e can, therefore, give you very to sell and has proved a big success land s whiles, tlm I h ive ry-rai led a vny 'that evening close prices. wherever Introduced. ken spec) car- to obi tin We are extremely anxious to have aU • iid ins not since been seen. We have a full line of now Hm dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ the aentimeu iS ,, t r he» demo­ quest that you Include a few boxes wltb ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—evcratic S"ti it(i/s regardingi your next order to your wholesale house; The Value of a Good Address. or order direct of us, we will see that you eryttiing in the harness line. Can those stories As the result, are supplied. For further Information Y • mug men should st ud v to address it can be positively stEited talk well—to state their pro­ beat the world on prices. fts^VVo will take in exchange, tuat the President made no positions with a clearness a no Ca, "ST attempt to interfere in the force that, will make their lioiseM. mules, and also good be cattle. (?ive us a call. f i? -'..v... G* slightest manner with t h e hearers feel that the speaker HENKftL, CRAIG cf- CO. - • . , 3k ca committee assignments, has reached the gist of* the kill Gi -Lenoir iN. C. which were made in the u -ual matter, and that his opiniim ENDORSED BY -> way, in accordance with the is of some weight. You will ,.y -W-. ^ Prof A. l. r^etz,p. h. o, rnM Z4 -si wishes of a majority of the notice a man coming-in to;t,he of Medical Ilepurtinetit Vulane Cnivorgity of Lonistana, who, after a cnrefnl analyeto. democratic Sena torial ca ucus office. There is something in proMOHBOe* U a pure Cream Tartar Tow-dor, which S I'Z&i i ^ w.", pBDlMt ho clieorfully rtoommeiMU to the therefore he could not have his very appearance and the i-ti A }••<•.• *- l »r v -K Of IE DOLLAR been disappointed. There can way he carries himself that "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE""' & % {t Pi«" gj*ti a »•», ''UW* be no doubt that the Presi­ commands respect, and atten PURE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL; tion. A canvasser for a book dent regrets that the financi­ # You Want R. Ask Grtxvar For «. came into my office only yes­ exrtu*.] by aur of eitlicr grr al views of a majority of the terday who was a spiended Is easilyt,i>. country, >lwhoone, willing to wor k | n am pxrt of is indtis 0, "i P.V"'« " t Whirl, ,rc furnish democratic Senators do not illustration of it. I had no ri.TV V' "i' light ami pleasant, ftnd you run n< lhc m.jor risk wnn:i vcr. We lit you out complete, so ih ir entirely accord with his own, intention of buyinghis cyclo­ you can jrive ii,P buslne«« n trial withont expenit ITJI , ' or 1 tl "J«- willing to this Is grandest olfcr made. rh, ;I little work but neither he nor they anti­ pedia. But he was well dress " 1 dm-, the in the evening onlv. IfVon ran work HHUKBmWjt _ or you are ernONOOFTFCO Burrru plow,,, ft rid have a hours at vour dis cipate any clash on that ac­ ed and inteligent. He seemed P.r,4i, uiilt/.e tlrerri,few spare to vottr income. e«ro|>c« t n ant! add the WorH. lo SclliliZTS to understand m y wants. business n't all. YOH will nnequAlt-d, ont f1irInimdin o oar count. as .11 good democrats ati(. in live minutes we were ournranged onwill not interfere rnpirittv and e«sr ue the start at the •uponorgooil, wo will oonSriiEK oy upon do: .r.'dav in " ''V"" ln rsuh lorolilr j.r. •« ohovpoocoeontlioor who w Ht« r have precisely the same end talking busily together. He amy'wore.) von amass dollarare aruve.-uiri from an-i our. :ven herimterjr,m the ^ 1 c- socrep IW FWte-a. ton.Bt Only m»k« ,un ot Vv , c*n Oertata. **4 Tn^s-iLvSct oMxl»*< kv!tU Pattbo rhnnrr oliow our food,, In furl. v" should Von el*r ttr — m view—the prosperity of the sold me |12D worth of books. !II fl 1 yourself; whattry nothing"'«• at Cr- :-'v,u?unone «!»» Mw.W(t«kF f«r FftM. returnwho roll—rour nrinhhori it to All you hove to do b.9 tymJm la' e for you rati do thooo Around you Tho b©«-* Wtil.-u risked. Wot. ; B And those I think that a good person i; frar.d ireo.lep. Xo capital thev msV.e Avrl a*4 w» r« ^ fFe»«« to W*t tbucs y«(«at U.J.r*h*i 'Ux>v* country; and that a legisla­ tWJIIiL'W ' rtnnlne of this sdvrrlioemont r«*oij fr*w workers; nowadays Thr f o,,ow.n, rn , ctv ,,;T^:T:r!.'TT , T.'T, is men ||,ey it ie W v^yl, er»w1h« «ar wKb t«*1» tive prograrne can be arrang al address is s<_ mething too I well adapted In should trv this business, a* s. ei«lot them. Write at onee and Tr xl*'**, « p/»tOTib»k|» r.r ni (to* k little cultivated. I would | yourselt. AUd.rcss H. !S.\M,C.TT .V EN., r-A r.;Frs •>wKe*** •>»» *%• UM *•?*»» It t*0*r*4. ed upon which all can unite JIECDI^G A TON!?, OT -IULROT! VIM vrcjst BAHOA ft-*"&>-.<*», • jj^vr o>U>l* Fit#*t«," trtto Uox Portland, Ma, rather have it than n profes- ~"t up. vivj'.iitl f,ak.; >•:H-.: :n a e %\ 4 X jr-cwv, J* is not, do.ibted in either thw s,on.—Interview in New York town, ti lt •fc-M.j;«tve !• ymi Btete, eovjuty, m 1 . N -;OT.'K'.'I ITJ.OX K ITTERI, Indtr.b :, i' h: u s, cmvs Malaria, oul c*pn-i.nc. rinivr wriio „t i*,., ^al! pxpr'cgg i liArrm. IVhite Hoase or the Senate. Press. RVRFUDU, I.I.IJU^UC^ AUU Uvtr CoaipluVatx. HALLkTi 4 t ()„ U,„ f" lji>, Main* C.AA3NOW&QQ. Pekut %U£ito^n. to «, The Watauga Damoor?' ' • CACTERINE - - - - - - - - - NATURE'S CATARRH I.ROYAE S. M. SU. 1 CURE )OFlNG. TTENIiON, BlifERS! AG E NT C AWET .DEALERS THE KIN-GO TEA PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER 111 I GULF MFG. CO, T Sshwcto »35BSBH �The Watauga Democrat <$ true patriots will take their ther refuses to recognize effi­ NOTICE. place, lint as the democrats ciency and experience or by State of North Carolina, Wa­ have the House, Senate and his act acknowledges that his tauga county. In the Superior ft. ft. Dougherty, Editor. President, let us exercisealiv f o i m e i a p p o i n t m e n t s w e r e court. R. C. Rivera, Publisher F. M. and W. W. Holsclaw Ad­ I owe a lot of money and for the next thirty days you ing faith in the administra­ failures. If we understand the ministrators on the estate of 1> 7 h ursday Ma r. 80th, I,SOS. tion of the next four years Civil Service Law Mr. Cleve­ L Holsclaw, deceased, against can buy goods artful ohsap for CASH. Now is the time to give us the reformsdeman land's course is purely antag Hat tie 10., Birdit E. Hilly V. and to secure some rare bargains in spring goods. "Observer" Speuks Aguiu. I have the largest Jot of fine an ! coarse shoes of apyded by the people at the bal­ onistic to it. It holds that Lena M. Holsclaw. Hilly V. and The defendants, lot box last November. Editor Democrat: all competent and efficient Lena M. Holsclaw, above named, body—mer/8 and women's. Also a lot of clothing at low will take n&tice that an action rates. Men's and boy's hats dirt cheap. Ladies' fine dress OBSERVER. officers shall be retained. The wonderful growth and entitled as above, has been com­ goods low. Ladies' u tit rimmed hats low down. All kinds development of the United menced in the Superior court of of shelf hardware cheap I keep all repairs for the Fann­ 11.'' states in the arts and scienoWatauga county to sell real es­ er's Friend ph>vr. •1. I). Watkins. Hlakel.y Ga. tate situated in Cove Creek townes, in population and wealth 1 on will find a good line of groceries on hand, sugar slap in said countv, for assets to coffee, soda, white fish, etc., etc. Everybody come and get and power, cyuses her to-day writes: "Old sores covered BOTANIC pay debts of the said IL L. Hols­ goods while they are cheap. my entire person and itched to stand as a beacon to the intensely night and day. For claw, dee'd., and the said defend­ a^TNO GOODS SOLD ON TIME.""©* benighted and oppressed of several months I could not ants wil lurther take notice that I hey are required to appear at I musl again request everybody who are due me to all nations in all climes, which work at all. I commenced the A thoroughly tcetod Remedy I he office of t lie Clerk of this court come and pay their accounts and save cost. I want your rOF( ALL make kings, emperors and po use of Hotanic blood Halm at his office in Boone, on the 6th trade and will do you right every time, and will highly ap­ and commenced to grow bet­ BLOOD and SKIH DISEASES. tentates fear and tremble on day ot April, 1898, and answer preciate the same. 1 will just say here, that I want all the Tliis standard remedy biu been tried, ter the first week, and am and not found wnmiug, for forty yours by or demur to the complaint in this roots and herbs there is in the mountains this season. So their tottering thrones. She now sound and well, free an eminent physician, who has used it with certain and unvarying success for all action, or the plaintiffs will ap­ remember me. diseases for which It Is recommended. It stand5prominent among the from sores and itching and ply to the court for the relief de­ never falls to heni tit Iroui the first dose, quickly and effectually driving out all Yours Anxious to Please. nations of the earth as the at work again." manded in said complaint. This disease germs from the system through the medium of the skin, liver and kid­ March 1st, 1898. "Land of the free and the neys without any unpleasant or Injurious eliects. It is not lit r»-s-ait of ignorance W I L L W. H O L S C L A W . Joe B. TODD, C. 8. 0. or superstition, but it is founded upon From Qarlleld Washington, home of the brave.' Her pop common sense and a thorough knowledge | modern medical sc ace. ll ehV-ctually Of \ purifies and enriches the blood aud brings illation was three million in Editor Democrat'. g health to the sufferer. As a geueral tonic THE $ It is without a rival, and in its analysisof 1776, and now about sixty BLL, Chinking perhaps a few lines V health-giving properties it is absolutely beyond comparison Willi an v remedy ever millions. It. seems as if this from Washington would be f, offered to the public. It Isn panacea ror all ills resulting from impure and Impover­ .—FOE YOUNG WOMEN,— ished blood—the current of life; quickly wonderful increase in popula­ interesting to some of the cures Kerofuln, lllreru, llrzenin, Mlilti JMaeuaeu anil t!ru|>liuns, 4'itlarrli, tion is without a parallel in readers of the DEMOCRAT. I Klicuniutimn, Iff vol', U i i l n e y mh I Rlitdiier Itliesari, I'cuiulo Wetele iiosiu, Kervoiia it>Ucu*en, etc. the history of the world of concluded to write. H ill Open its Second 1 erm*J<ebiuavy 1st, J803. INVESTIGATE FOP YOJRSELT. nations and people. From We have had about four £ end for our Fret* ». «!' Valuable Information, togou ,r with a wonder­ thirteen colonies, itlnow num feet o f snow this winter. •ii '' "iiori ly h>cated in the most beautiful suburb of Ashe ful array of certificate# of remarkable) cures from the simplest to tbo most vir­ !' rLv.AH|,w(LK.>nB.l,i:i!' in^ recently completed for its use at a bers forty-four statesandsev­ There has not been more than ulent disease, after ail known remedies had failed. These eerilficates testify with cost ot .jRjD.OOO, is tu;; » itli pure wa'er from springs on the no uncertain sound, that Botanic Blood eral territories Its domain eighteen inches at one time Balm U the best,cheapest, quickest, great­ premises, is lighted with gas, by hot water, and provided est and most powerful Blood Purifier ever vnth hot ami cold baths. extends from the Atlantic to on the ground. We ate hav­ known to the world. PHICK—$1.00 per bottlo ; •fi.00 for 6 bottles. the Pacific ocean; its ships ing a late spring. I he health and habits cf Hip pupils are carefully guarded, Be£ Cor sale by druggists ; If not, send to us. Address BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga. idestne ample spar* given inr out-dooi exercise, a. well equipped >or sail on every ocean, sea and Fall wheat is standing the gymnamim win be fitted up within doot expense has been gulf; its commerce extends tu winter very well. Wheat is every kingdom, nation and worth fifty eta. per bushel, BUIVIMi u s e empire; it stands in t he front barley seventy-five ets. per NOTICE. rank of nations in power, hundred, hny ten dollars per | Hy virtue of a mortgage committed t»» their ears the advantages, not merelv oi a christian i to wealth and commerce, in ag­ ton, bacon fifteen cts school, v)ur agf hristiaii hmn-\ No-pupil will be recoh per deed executed to Henry Ta.vt up hnstian huuo. No pupil received who is not w! , f ®' in reasonable health, or who cannot furnish credentials as to mor­ riculture and production, in pound, land from twenty to 'A'.'M'T, I ;u V M M °V" y al character. ii • . u , i, Elizabeth Moody, on inventive genius and states­ thirty-five dollars per acre. i dar of Nov. 1878 andthe 11 assign In ord*r to make room for Four Separate ' on rses of Study Are Offered the Students. manship. It has produced 1 he legislature of Washing ed to Thus. Cook March 26, L r u b N -»IMA i, 1 (ll• R^vE, f o r t h e ihorouj;h t r«»ining millionaires, combines, syn­ ton spent sixty day's trying' 1887, at which time pay- our large and coiupletestcck often hct* miner instructor* from the be.-1 Normal schools dicates and trusts. Its pa to elect a Senator but failed. m o n t 8 1v?kt ' e made bv mortg'a—OF— 2. SE ; 1NAKY OR" COLLEGIATE COURSE, including ternal power is wonderful, TV State was out seventy f d e e d r o g |isteic(i m the Registers office SPRING A N D S U M ancient and modern IhDguagts, s.-icrne, music, drawing, etc. holding the key to 140,000 thousaiui|dollors. 3. HOMMERHIAL COURSE, including sfenogrcrrhv of Watauga county on 14th offices. typewriting, bookkeeping, etc. * ' The people of Watauga day of Nov, 1878, book "H" M E11 G O O I) 8 It is amusing to see the ar­ ought to rejoicej with Cleve­ pages 186—187 and 188, the 5. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE. ) menmy of hungry office-seekers. land. President and State undersigned will sell to the WE ARE MA KING A RIG tific cooking—the study of the production and rnanufactiii-of'oo j etc p>) Sewing—embracing the . uttting and filling of gatiueats Their name is legion. Hut and county officials Demo­ highest bidder for cash at the nulhijury, etc. court house door in Boone, poor fellows, only about 180- cratic. The tfa.-hem at thp l,«ad of H is dcpai tir. nt Br , from ti ,f mmoas on Monday, the first day of 000 will get to suck the gov­ Mrs. Louisa Miller waw vis­ May, 1893, to satisfy n bal­ I irill k.'Ciioo;, Brooklyn, \ and the others from the beet in^tiernment teats. Of that num iting with us last week. L. ance due on said mortgage of t u(ions iu the country, choi^a with irferemc t > christian' ch«'ae«t experience ar-d ability as teachers A thorc rgtb orgauiNed l»er some will get fat and C. Miller has finished a well $146 and interests and costs, Prepaid1'ory Departlinait has been furnished lor «il such as are some will grow p >or. As a on his ranch which is ninety a certain tract or parcel of For the next SIXTY DAYS. prepared tor the higher classes. l' : ,(j land situated in the county rule, with the most of this feet deep. The school year is divided into two terms; cost to puniJ $ term, or .^190 psr year, which barely covers the expense oi the mighty host, weaning time Garfield is a small town of Watauga, and State of N. Many Goods Will be C lying in Laurel Creek town board, the school being practically free, having been provided or comes sooner or later, and wit!) a population of about ship on the waters of Cove bv a few friends of female education. For further oartif uhu* u of all thfc weanlings it goes six or seven hundred peoph * ply to '* and directly on the Sold for Less than the hardest with them. Many It has four churches, three ***** [J 0 ' 58 * branch 100 aREV. THOMAS LA WRErM E, A*ln»vilh> N. C men aspire to the office of general merchandise stores, cres, See record of deed for WPOURuef?. President, but of all the offi­ two hardware stores, one boundary. Mar. 27, 1893. BST.VlgtSHeO 189*. ces in the gifr, of a free peo­ hotel, two restaurants and HENRY TAYLOR , Mortgagee, A by T. F. COOK , Assignee. ple it seems to mt that the one saloon which is a curse V* presidency is the most re­ to any town or country. NOTICE. sponsible, annoying and per­ Call early to see us we can 176 ^ 178 Gay S t E C I I 0 X V 7 LLE, TEW?A I thought I would name all By virtue of a deed of trust plexing. It must be a weari­ the business houses in Gar­ executed to me on the 8lh show yon letter than we can HARDWARE. some burden, task or duty field but there are too many. day of Sept.'88, by Arthur tell you. Lock**Hl ****>To01*'W<,nw to decide who to appoint of I will give my ideas as to I). Cowles and AmeliaCowles. so many good democrats or who should leave Watauga his wife; and by virtue of a Very Respectfully, AGRICUf„TURAL UPPLT republicans. Hut it seems tha + and come west. Those who decree of the Superior Courr 8 SST w^n s Doub^a ShovsM Plov/s, H in Qtraw Bro Ifi"® ZJ! ii|o si do Ptows, Grover is master of the di­ have homes and are making of Ashe county, made at fall 11. (, MART IS & Co. tero Lawn Mowers, Corn ShoMo© S r t S i term 1892, in the case of C. lemma, for he will suit him­ livings had better stay with W. Thorn and othersagainst Cradle and Snaths> Ba.bod Wfr®, Ac., &. c. * self if it does not suit eveiy- them for there is a big risk W. H. Gentry, A. I). Cowles Blowing Rock, March 1st '93, COMTRACTCR'Y' SiipPUES. ; ^ bod.y. Stt-ei. tr «,. 5»wvot9, P,C>9. to run in breaking up and and Amelia A. Cowles, I will sell to the highest bidder, for V bile our grand republic moving. I think though has grown as it were from in­ youngmen with limited means cash, at the court house door AM MUNITION, SPCHTINC COOOSt. fancy to full manhood in pop who are willing to work can in the town of Boone, N. C , e n ? . P „ h o L G l J B . 4 Js r i m on Hie 8th day of April, 1893 bhot Guns,„ Wmc?J>09tor and a CoH« > Rifle*-,* illation, wenlth and power, it do better in the west, hut the following tracts or par­ Sil ° t ' L e a d ' n * h H o o k s &nd Fishin^oSrT-^1' has also grown or so foster­ this is a hard country on a cels of lands, lying and being in the county of Watauga. ed its wards by cluss legisla­ lazy man. SPECIALTIES. Going to B u y hirst tract, known as the i tion that it has made mill­ ^:,?°£rs an.cI/.B,inds» IRubbor and L A>atJvor Belting, I would like to see more Circular Saws, Window Glass, Hre-proof Safea, W\i% A Dictionary?| Fork Ridge tract; adjoining ionaires, and these monopo­ items from Watauga in the Screen Doors and Winaow Frames, Pamper Bags, &© CCT THE 6E8T, lists lay heavy burdens upon DEMOCRAT . Send in the news the lands of Alfred Cannon. David Mix and others, con­ tWelw International. | EVE RYTHING QW WHEELS. the masses, the common la­ and let us hear from you and taining 100 acres. A Choice Gift •.* "i borers and producers. Tims help the DEMOCRAT that it Send for Catalogue and prices. Second tract, the Joe Greer A Grand Family Educator vl we see that from the same may grow to he as big as its lands adjoining George < 'as-; A Library hi Itaolf *.v fountain flows b o t h s w e e t Editor. tie and others, on Elk creek, ; tuiiylSilS^oSPMX 4 0 sassa'jauas w« The Standard Authority v£: and bitter water; good and Success to the DEMOCRAT. (Hog Elk) containg50acres 7 bird r ra ct, k n o w n a s th < W. W. WOODRUFF & .CO. •vil, weaPh ano poverty, hap HIRAM GRAGG. William Lambert lands, on hiness, suffering and misery. 176 & 178 Cay Street, KfJOXVI'LLE, TEN3L M endow Creek, adjoining Jor­ Hut look up and see the sil­ SAP ford Express: Mr. Cleve dan Greer, George Phillips, ver lining in the cloud of op­ and is still surprising the and otherscontaing50.acres. pression, for the people are country. One of his latest Said lands to be sold to sat being educated to see their announcements is that no i s f y a b a l a n c e o f v a r i o u s SO, EVERY-ONE Bhould save all they can and YOU wrongs and oppression and one who held office during judgments docketed in the should begin bv having vour Superior Court of Ashe coun­ to demand their equal rights h i s former administration ty, against the said Arthur „ —X «. V r W V «. iU1 at the hands of legislation, will bo given office ago in. Mr D. Cowles, which said balance Ai.el lot of the man who runs the wagon and sells for $50 or $60 ft' SCLFT BY AIL LRHIT and for that purpose thedem Cleveland should remember is about $1,400. Mar. 1, '93. l wii. sell you as good for $25. Machine needles that will fit any. Tb - luUntstisful ii< a uo »t fr:;nj W. H. GENTRY, Trustee. ocratic party is put in pow­ that he is serving his second machine |C0\C I lC'-<-vr •. I.s • v : • ' •••», 'and is tlm <• ut ta s-.-tiiisuUc' er and on trial to make these term. What if the people had * Unabrtt&ot-." tea ;>• -•:• * .re «penVia' [ revising, 100 efii a it • • "ever' much needed reforms, and if treated him as he is treating /FT To list it JLlti IKS. ' $300,000 expeufiod feci'io t; fn my' Or yon are a1! ,rom out, nil)7 good itr nott> \ wrs prlntod. Ing, It Rcneral debility Try they fail to redeem their pled­ his friends who held office du­ Do not buy reprints of C d..d' complete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail. BHotfS'it iHQX hxrrxK*. jcompArstively vortU:<»i M cleanse ycur ges a;. promises, they too, ring his recent administra­ SI Will euro you. good Afvetita.llrec, end , Sond for free f- n- • » . r , g' Do not fail to write lor viices. Respectfully a , specimen pages *ui I'u ' ; like the republican party, will tion? Why he would have • G. & C. MtRItlAM (0.. Cu .>crs,« SPEINOriBl P. UAZ? , t- 8 JL. ' have to step down and out, been left in the cold. He ei8©*Pay your subsrription. May 21, 91. KNOX VILLA, 7 A AN. aud a new party of tried and BL8^ CUTTI.:G AFFAIR: w NORMA L AND COLLEGIATE Institute A3SE7ILLE, I0BTH CAROLINA ! AT CUT COST OF V dure, W. W. WOODRU5F & CO. • THESE ARE HARD TMES ^ ^ 0 mmu MACHINES OF ME. S. P. 4 M1EL. �SUBSCRIPTION KATE S consultation. This is order­ ty, while[long sections of it court and also at other points TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT ed by the county president. Administrator's Notice. is on a grade of one foot in while in the county. The CO 00 oocoooco®o T. L. Critcher, Sec. Having q unified as the admin X J'opyl year $1.00 160, or, almost on a perfect Caldwell Baptist Sunday istrator of Elijah Dotson, deed., 0 months r,o —Mighty sorry, Bro. Scott, level. This road, when com­ school Asso. will convene all persons indebted to said es­ " s months 35 of your recent misfortune. If pleted, will be the greatest with the Globe Baptist church tate are requested to make im­ ADVERTISING KATES. mediate settlement, and all per­ we should find,and recognize, convenience the people of Wa •01 inch 1 week * 7r the lost cheek, we'll "turn tauga ever had. The road, on Friday before first Sun ­ sons holding accounts against day in May, and we hope said estate are notified to pre­ 1 " 1 month 1 7c it in, but those we see are we are informed, will be com­ some of the Watauga people sent them duly authenticated 1 " 3 within twelve months or this no­ ? " - r '.00 so few and far between, it's pleted tlr's season. may find in their hearts to tice will be plead in bar of their 1 year | , 7.00 rather doubtful about our attend. We have just ciosed recovery. Feb. 13, 1893 1 column 1 week o oo knowing it. "Brace Up" J. B. GREEN, Administrator good meetings a t Kings 1 month .'..13.50 ] 3 << 25.00 u —Readers, it is now thirty Is a tantalizing admonition Creek and North Catawba 5 37,u v days until court, and .wesug­ to those who at this season churches, in the former I was 1 50 1 U ~1 NOTICE. 3 1 year feel all tirpd out, weak, with­ 5000 gest that you save enough out a ppet i te and d 1sco u n1ged. aided by Rev. C. E. Gowtri, North Carolina, Wataugacoun ty. In the Superior Court. Entered at the Postofficeat money to settle your sub­ But the way in which IJood'g and were 10 additions to the I). N. coffey, T. A. coffey, J. T. scriptions by that time. We Sarsaparilla builds up the church; in the latter, by Rev. coffey. Tho's wrlght and wife, M. Boone, N. C., as second-class mail matter. only suggest this to remind tired frame and gives a good C. C. Pool, and 6 additions. A. wright ani Amcalebcoffey plffs. appetite, is really wonderful. I hope to be at Boone court J')U that you are due us and So we say, "Take Hood's LOCAL NEWS. that we need and want it by and it will brace j ou up." week, and shake hands with James c. coffey and wife, sarah E. coffey, win. Kimber, John Kim. that time. many friends. her and other heirs at law of Jes­ —Easter next Sunday. se T coffey,deceased,defendants. FRATERNALLY From Hibriten, N. C. On last Monday Messrs. 1 he defendants, wm. Kimber, I. W. THOMAS. — Boone jail now has eight Seymour Taylor, Roy Nor- Editor Democrat: John Kimber James Kimber and inmates. For somejtiine I have want March, 24th '93. other heirs at law of Jesse T. cof­ ris and Shober Canter, pass­ fey, deed,, will take notice that ed through tovrn for Elk ed to write something for the Bead all the land sales in an action entitled as above has Park, where they will take DEMOCRAT , but this and that this issu*. been eonunenced in the superior the train for Idaho. We are have prevented, and now I court of watauga county for a ti­ Our space is somewhat tle to certain lands situated in sorry to give up our young find news of a general inter­ crowded this week. watauga township in said coun­ men, hut if they will go they est scarce. For some time ty, this action brought 011 a bond —Next Monday is the day have 001 best wishes fcr a- the weather has been dry, executed by defendants aucester, set apart for our boys to bundaut success. Jesse T. coffey, now deceased, to but cool. We have had k/ plaintiffs and their ancestor Aus­ start west. some snow flurries recently, Rev. Mr. Herring a return tin coffey, for title to the afore­ — Representative Lovill has ed missionary from China, but warm now with showers said lands. And the defendants will further take notice that they at last returned, looking un­ will deliver a lecture in the to-day. Farmers are busy are required to appear at next usually Well. Baptist church in Boone, on preparing corn land, and term of the superior court of said planting will begin early in county, to be held onthe8thMon —The board of county com Tuesday night, April, 4th. April. A large crop will be i or o ^er 1 Monday in March missioners will be in session The public generally is invit­ J 803, at the court house of said planted. The land, since the ed to attend and we suggest next Monday. county, in noone and answer or that as many as can, turn hard freezing in the winter, demur to the complaint in said THIS IS NO HUM Mr Geo. W. Cook —For a general family cabreaks well and., promises a action 01* the plaintiffs will apply Of St. Johmbury, Vt BUG TO DRAW t hartic we confidently recom­ out to hear this eminent Bap good crop. Gardening is go to the court for the relief demantist minister. Hood's Pills. ^dmsajd complaint. This Feb. mend TRADE1 ing forward well, onions, po­ 28th, 1893, —Our subsriptioti list swells tatoes, lettuce, mustard etc. Great Suffering Mr. Leaznr pronounces Joe. B. TODD, C. 8. C. -othe penitentiary a "white el­ almost daily; and although having been planted. The After ephant." so great are the we have tried long and hard wheat crop, I think promises Tremendous Roaring in the Read I MEAN BUSINESS. to get do\A n to a cash sys­ well, though rathei backward ie-pnosibilities. — Pain in the Stomach. tem, we will be compelled to and on some kinds of land To C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: -O—.Sonic communications of " Two years ago I bad a severe attack of break oyer now, as the edit­ rather thin, but in the main Grip, which loft me In a terribly weak and ths dointerest crowded out of this 1 rom now until the first day ?HI.t?ued condition. I had or has departed and sent in has a fair stand. Peach trees attack and was againLast winter off. myanother very badly health issue which will appear in our of April I will sell my stock o nearly My appetite I his subscription not accom­ are beginning to bloom, hope had no wrecked. felt tired all was all gone'ad strength, the time, h next. ? roaring noises In my head, like ft panied by the "almighty dol we will be blessed with a good waterfall. I also had severe headaches and —' apt. Coffey returned last lar." He's good, however. Severe Sinking Pains fruit crop, though some peo­ ch." 1 too* medicines without benweek from his horse trading Gov. Can* has offered a ple claim that the peaches -AND— expedition in South Caroli­ reward of $150 lor the arrest are already killed in tile bud w - vww vsup njc gun na. pains and aches, and believe of one Houck who murderer Grain and le d for stock are i here will be sei vices in Ailen Scott in Ashe county, rather more plentiful here Hood's Sarsaparilla the Methodist church next on Christmas eve last. This than usual at this season of At 1 0 per cent above I wish to call the attention Sabbath conducted by the amount, added to the sum the year. Our school at Hi­ HOOD'S FILLS cure Nausea, Sick Haadache, Indigestion, Biliousness. Sold by all druggists. of the trade to the fact that Per. Mr. Cherry. offered by Mr. Andrew How­ briten is prospering, and will I am now offering some rare —Rev. Mr. Gentry, of Jef­ ell, will make the snug sum maintain a good enrollment NOTICE. bargainsin boots, s h o e s , ferson, spent Tuesday night of $225, which, we hope, will to the end of the session which By virtuerof an execeution of ohats, ready-made clothing, in Boone, the guest of his sis­ bring the murderer to speedy will be the 19th of May. A1 the Superior court of Watauga county, issued on the 22nd day prints, worsteds, etc., harc- If you don 't think I mean it justice. ter, Mrs. Nathan Horton. ready preparations are being of Feb.. 1893, in favor of the ware, such as plows, hoes, come and look through my For sale! A few bushels —Last .Monday, 28 years made for the closing exercises. Bank of Abingdon against J. P. shovels, spades, tracechains,' of the new silver-hull buck­ ago, our little village was o- I don't know who will be se­ Hagaman, Thomas A. Hagaman and, in fact, anything you and J. K. Hagaman, docketed on wheat at 50 cts. per bushel, ver-ridden by Gen. IS tone ma 11 lected to deliver the speech of 1 th day of April, 1890 for $2,031.need in this line. It wont cost you one cent if atT. M. Cannon's on Flat and his immense army of the occasion, he may be a 87 with interest on $1,817.64 W a tauga in ran. Court will from 7th day of April,^1890 with Top. -0yoa dont purchase. marauders, and in their wake convene in Lenoir first Mon­ costs, now in my hands for col­ lection and levied on the follow­ —'The ph,i„ truth is good they left a number of our cit­ I have a large stock and day in April. Shall we not ing described lands by me to sat­ enough for Hood's Sarsapa- izens in death's cold embrace. want to get rid of it before 00k for the Editor of the isfy same, on the 22nd day of riHa. No need of ernhellish- During that eventful day and -ospring. March, 1893, I will sell to the DEMOCRAT to put in an ap­ m e 11 t or sensationalism. night it is said that thirty highest bidder at the courthouse I keep constantly on hand o thousand men passed here, pearance along with Atty's door in Boone,-on Monday the Hood's Cures, full supply of grocer­ first day 1893, it being taking nearly all of our citi­ Lovill, Spainhour, Coffey, And Monday of May, Superior court, of the CALL AND L00K1 ies consisting in part^of Su­ —Miss Carrie Bryan, after Councill? zens prisoners. one tract or boundary of land lev spending some months with gar, Coffee, Rice, etc., I 01 the first time in several J. P. —Mr. Clay Jurney, who has years, Caldwell will have a ied on as the property of town­ which will be sold ascheapas her sister, Mrs. Dr. Mojphew Hagaman, lying in Boone at Marion, N. C., has return­ been in the DEMOCRAT office homocide trial,—Lingwelltor ship on the waters of Brushy they can be bought in the would call your attention for several months, did not killing Jenkins ,'astfall. It is Fork, adjoining the lands of W mountains. ed to her home in Boone. o the big cut in prices in my leave last week as we stated, generally believed to have W. Presnell, N. H. Shipley, J. R Mr. L. \V. Estes had a Hagaman and others, it being I cannot, in this small space other lines. personal-property sale at his but left yesterday morning been a justifiable homocide, the lands upon which E. L. Har- tell you of half the bargains man OneJ or residence at Blowing Rock for his home in Iredell. It is but no one can foreteil what p a r c e nowl resides. i e d a n tract h e r am prepared to offer, but l of and lev as t safe to say that 110 boy who will be developed o n trial. yesterday, preparatory t o property of J. P. Hagaman, ly­ invite you, one and all to has ever stayed in our town Our Sheriff informs me he ing 011 the waters of Brushy Fork come and see. Thirty-six in­ starting West soon. has left behind him more Watauga township adjoiningthe ches to the yard and sixteen Mrs. B. J. Hodges, w ho friends than Clay has, and will have to advertise more lands of G. W. McGhinis, L. C. ounces to the pound has ev­ has been so seriously ill for tney hope to see him back a- land for taxes first' Monday Carp, Elijah Isaacs ami others, er been mv motto, and I in April this year than last it being known as the Sallie Ha­ hope to receive in the future, weeks, is still alive, but her gain. Money is very scarce here gaman lands. One tract or par­ what I have so much enjoy­ recovery has been almost des cel of land levied 011 as the prop­ —UD to this writing, there and is bound to remain so erty of T. A. Hagaman in Wa­ ed in the past, the liberal pat paired of by her many friends. ronage of the public. is no definite news as to who for some time to come. There tauga township lying on Watau­ Most IlespectHilly, ---Anderson Danner has a- will oe Marshal and Collector is very little of anything to ga river, adjoining the lands of gain been lodged in Boone for the Western District of sell, yetour people havesome A. B Mast, Henry Taylor, J. F. lr C. D. TAYLOR. jail for the stealing of hay North Carolina, but we ven­ openings to earn money that Shull, Jacob Wagner and others, valle Crucis, May 10, '92. as -o-—from Mr. Winkler last win­ ture the assertion that Alli­ the people of Watauga have known now th® William Mast Pi ii6' occupied by Andy ter. How would the whip- son, of Iredell has already not. i here is some demand Holler, embracing all;'of said UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. ping post, do for such trivial been appointed as Marshal, here f o r lumber, shingles, lands. One tract or parcel of (and levied on as the property of Instruction is offered in four offenses? and thatGudger, jf Asheville, cross ties etc. Then there J. It. Hagaman to satisfy the general courses of study, six V On last Friday evening wil! be appointed as Collec­ are a number of manufactur­ foregoing execution and also an brief courses, a large number execution in my hands in D. B. Dougherty and D. B. tor as soon as his t u r n ing interests which give em­ of n. F. Brannock against favor of special courses, and in law J. R. Mast started for Yadkin coun comes. ployment to hands at some Hagaman for $40.00 and interest medicine a nd engineering. I iie F acuity includes twenty and ty, where they will spend a — The Boone and Blowing price or other. Again there ship cost, situated in Boone town teachers. Scholarships and lying on Brushy Fork ad­ few weeks looking after mi­ Rock turn pike survey was is considerable to b a c c o joining the lands of W. W loan funds are available for ning interests they have in completed by Mr. Kelsey on grown in parts of this county Presnell J. P. Hagaman, Z. Ad­ needy young men of talent and character. The next ses­ that county. yesterday, and he pronounc­ which brings in some money ams and others, known as the J. sion begins Sept, 1. For cat­ It. nagaman home place, embra—The presidents and secre­ ed the grade equally as good though the price is low now. SP? Jr hR , Wh ° le ° f 8aid fi^ds. alogue with full information, Rev. D. W. Herring, a re­ this March 27, 1893. taries of the sulvalliances of if not better, than the Yonnaaddress President Winston, RESPECTFULLY, turned Missionary from Chi­ Chapel Hill, N. (J. D. F. BAIRD, Shff. Watauga county are request losse, from Linville to Blow­ ed to meet in Boone, N. C., ing Rock. The heaviestgrade na, will preach in the Baptist ManV Persons sn brok« e or household cares. on the third day of April for on our pike is one foot in thir church in Lenoir on Wednesmrone dollar pays for the down from overwork,mters Rebuild, the day night of first week of Democrat one year. Rida digestion, remove, exceee of end cures mal .vria. Get the genuine. P-Qg PJPgLPQ 60 oooSr BRIAN'S (MIM SAY! Like a Waterfall the Crip ABIC CUT OK pbices, CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST! STOCK GROCERIES W. L BRYAN, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 28 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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' 'I T F! :C.UA '"v I'L; A DEMOCRAT | LTI J will s o o n b e restored i n g deeds a n d m o r t g a g e s 'in C O O C O C C C C O O O CO By v i r t u e of a n execution is State of Nor oh Carolina, Wa t o perfect h e a l t h . m y office a r e requested t o call sued from t he S u p e r i o r Court 1 :'°Py 1 year $1.00: . „ . tauga county, in the Superior «nnTVS (OI.IM rp. 1 , l e following ministers a n d p a y t h e fees a n d lift them G months 50 oi \\ a t a u g a c o u n t y , N. C., a- court, F. M. and W. \Y. Holsclaw Ad­ 3 months 35 o 1 the* gospel were in town a s t h e r e a r e s o m a n y they a r e g a i n s t E. B. .Miller a n d Jona­ in m y way, a n d f u r t h e r , 1 a m t h a n Miller a n d in fa-vor of ministrators 011 the estate of B ADVERTISING RATES. o n T u e s d a y night t o h e a r t h e ()L. Holsclaw, deceased, against 1 inch 1 week $ .75 j discourse of Rev. Herring: in g r e a t need of m y p a y f o r J ^ h n R u g a n f o r t h e s u m of Hat-tie E., Birdh 10. Hilly V. and $ 7 2 . 3 4 eta. with interest a n d 1^moiiMi Bevs. H a r m a n , S h e r w o o d . D a t h e m . Consider i t friends, a n d c o s t , I will sell a t public o a t - Lena M. Holsclaw. The defendants, Hilly q «»' " " pj'JJjJj vifc», Greenf, .Jones, Crisp a n d see w h a t a l i t t l e a m o u n t is cry a t t h e c o u r t house d o o r Lena M. Holsclaw, above V. and named, d u e from e a c h of y o u a n d in t h e town of Boone May 2, will take ntt-ice that an action 1 year 7.00 Thierry. xJumn 1 week. w h a t i t is t o me. As I a m 1 8 9 3 , i t being t h e first Mon­ entitled as above, lias been com­ 9.00 —On l a s t S u n d a y evening " 1 month 13.50 in need of t h e m e a n s t o s u p ­ d a y in said m o n t h , thefollow menced in the Superior court, of U J} < < 25.00 E n o c h Mintoil a n d wife, of p o r t my family, y o u will d o i n g described t r a c t o r parcel Watauga county to sell real es­ " 0 " 37.50 Elk, w a s p a t in jail here; t h e of l a n d , t o wit: 7 5 acres m o r e tate situated in Cove Creek town1 year 50 00 f o r m e r f a r larceny a n d t h e me a g i e a t f a v o r by comply­ o r less lying in W a t a u g a Co. sli.p in said county, for assets to i n g with t h e a b o v e request. a n d bounded a s follows: Be­ pay debts ol the said B. L. Hols­ l a t t e r for perjury. T h e wo­ g i n n i n g o n a b u e k e v e a n d t w o claw, dee'd., and the said defend­ E n t e r e d a t t h e P o s t office a t m a n h a s a n i n f a n t in prison Y<)ii 1* friend a n d s e r v a n t , Boone, N. C., as second-class with her only a few m o n t h s C. J. COTTRELL. Reg. Deeds. g u n 1 trees o n t h e b a n k of Elk ants wil further take notice that they are required fo appear at • •reek, a n p a t t h e m o u t h of I lie office of the Clerk of thiscourt mail matter. °'d. ^ Dry b r a n c h , a n d a d j o i n i n g at his office in Boone, 011 the Gth Public Examination. t h e l a n d s of A. E. Davis, J . day ot April, 1898, and answer LOCAL NEWS. —Mr. L. \Y . E s t e s a n d fam­ I will be in Boone April 1 3 , Miller, C. J . Cowlea a n d o t h ­ or demur to the com plaint in this ily, of Blowing Rock, left o n t o e x a m i n e a p p l i c a n t s f o r e r s a n d known a s t h e N. W. action, or the plaintiff's will ap­ — Lovely weather. M o n d a y m o r n i n g l a s t for Or­ teachei ' s certificates. T h e ex Davis place. S a i d $ 7 2 . 3 4 is ply to the court for the relief de­ manded in —Read s a l e of real e s t a t e e g o n . Such men t a k e n from a m i n a t i o n will be writ ten a n d balance d u e of purchase in o n March 1st, said complaint. This 1893. <\Y of said l a n d s . Ap. 3 , 1 8 9 3 , o u r c o u n t y , is a g r e a t loss will begin a t 9 o'clock, a . in. b y Shff. in t h i s issue. J o e B. TODD, C. S. C. D. E*BAIRD. Sheriff. t o 11s, b u t t h e y t a k e o u r best I wish t o s a y t o t h e teach­ —We a r e g l a d to' n o t e t h a t wishes with t h e m . e r s of W a t a u g a c o u n t y t h a t Mrs. R. J . H o d g e s , w h o h a s NOTICE. NOTICE. very ill is i m p r o v i n g . —Misses N a n n i e Rivers a n d I will be in Boone, S a t u r d a y , By v i r t u e of a m o r t g a g e By v i r t u e of a m o r t g a g e —A. J . Moretz offers for s ale Call IP \\ inklei w h o h a v e been April 2 2 , f o r t h e p u r p o s e of deed executed t o me b y G . W. deed executed t o H e n r y T a y ­ a s m o r t g a g e e , a v a l u a b l e t e a c h i n g in Elk P a r k for t h e o r g a n i z i n g a T e a c h e r ' s Insti­ Claw s o n, a n d wife, A. L. Claw lor b y Levi M o o d y a n d wife,' p a s t six m o n t h s , r e t u r n e d o n t u t e . 1 desire all t h e teach­ s o n , I will offer f o r sa l e for Elizabeth Moody, on the 11 t r a c t of l a n d . See notice. l a s t S u n d a y . T h e y h a v e m a ­ e r s t o be p i e s e n t . cash in h a n d a t t h e c o u r t d a y of Nov. 1 8 7 8 a n d assign p<* —The g r i p h a s a g a i n m a d e Cook arc 26, T h e object of t h i s I n s t i t u t e house d o o r in t h e town of 1887, a t which M m e h pay­ ny kind t hings t o s a y of t h e ti i t r a p p e a r a n c e , a n d m a n y of Boone, W a t a u g a C o u n t y , N. people, t h e children,etc, with will be t o discuss the best o u r people a r e afflicted with C\, o n Monday , t h e 1 s t (Jay m e n t s were m a d e b v m o r t g a ­ whom t h e y h a v e been t h r o w n . m e t h o d s of i m p a c t i n g i n s t r u c of M a y , 1 8 9 3 , a t r a c t of l a n d gees. S a i d m o r t g a g e deed reg­ it. t i o n in t he v a r i o u s branches, lying o n t h e w a t e r s of P i n e istered in t h e Registers office —Miss P r u d e n ' s school t h a t of W a t a u g a c o u n t y o n 1 4 t h —The j u r o r s f o r t h e Feder­ h a s just closed a t Eik P a r k , a n d t h e best m e t h o d s ( Run creek, a d j o i n i n g l a n d s of day of Nov, 1878,'book "H" a l C o u r t from W a t a u g a a r e M. L . McNeil a n d o t h e r s , t h e h a d a n enrollment of &17. school g o v e r n m e n t . p a g e s 1 8 6 - 1 8 7 a n d 188, t h e •I. Yf. H o r t o n , J e r o m e .Mor­ W. M. FRANCUM, Co. S u p t l a n d s conveyed a n d describ­ undersigned will sell f o t h e 1 his m o s t e s t ima ble l a d y cer­ ed in said m o r t g a g e . Said e t z a n d J . J . Wilson. THIS IS NO HUM t a i n l y deserves t h e g r a t i t u d e April 3 . 1 8 9 3 . m o r t g a g e iH d u l y registered h i g h e s t bidder f o r c a s h a t t h e —T. J . Allison, of Iredell, of live people for t h e g o o d s h e LUG TO DRAYV in b o o k " C , " p a g e 4 2 9 , e t c in c o u r t house d o o r in Boone, on M o n d a y , t h e first d a y of h a s received t h e a p p o i n t r n e n t is d o i n g in t h e wa y of build­ t he Register s office in Boone TRADE! J . I). \Y a t k i n s , Blakely G a . t o s a t i s f y a d e b t of $ 1 5 0 with May, 1 8 9 3 , t o satisfy a bal­ of M a r s h a l for Hie Western i n g u p s c h o o l s in o u r m o u n a n c e d u e 011 s a i d m o r t g a g e of writes: "Old s o r e s covered i n t e r e s t a n d c o s t . March 3 0 , -oDistrict of North Carolina Lain c o u n t r y . $ 1 4 6 a n d i n t e r e s t s and.costs, my e n t i r e person a n d itched 1893. A. J. MOIIETZ, a c e r t a i n t r a c t o r parcel of —Mr. P a u l C h a t h a m , re pre Mortgagee. — F r o m tiie Observer we intensely n i g h t a n d d a y . F o r land s i t u a t e d in t h e c o u n t y Renting t h e C h a t h a m Manu­ learn i h a t B r o . W. \V. S c o t t several m o n t h s I could n o t of W a t a u g a , a n d S t a t e of N. -of a c t u r i n g Co., is in W a t a u g a of t h e Fopic, h a s h e a r d a n work a t all. 1 commenced t h e U , b ' i n g in L a u r e l Creek town NOTICE. use of B o t a n i c Blood Balm c o n t r a c t i n g wool for t h e Co. official life buzzing in h i s c a p Bv virtue-of 011 execeution of s h i p 011 t h e w a t e r s of Cove 1 r o m n o w until t h e first d a y a n d commenced t o g r o w bet­ the Superior court of Watauga Creek a n d directly o n t h e — F o r s a l e ! A few bushels a n d t h a t his a p p l i c a t i o n is t e r t h e first week, a n d a m county, iSisued 011 the 22nd day Rock H o u s e b r a n c h 1 0 0 a - of April 1 will sell m y s t o c k 3 of the new silver-hull buck now o n Hie in W a s h i n g t o n now s o u n d a n d well, free of Feb. 1893, in favor of the cres. See record of deed foi wheat a t 5 0 e l s . per bushel, for a position in t h e T r e a s u ­ trorn s o r e s a n d i t c h i n g a n d Bank of Abingdon against J. P. boundary. Mar. 27, 1893. a t work a g a i n . " Hngaman, 1 Iiomas A Hagaman HENRY TAYLOR, M o r t g a g e e , a t T . M. C a n n o n ' s 011 F l a t r y d e p a r t m e n t . If t r u e w o r t h and J. R. Hagaman,docketed011 wins, S'*ott will ue success Top. by T . F . COOK, Assignee —AND— Flames a Thousand Fe<H High. 7 th day of April, 1890 for $2,031.ful. —Mr. J F . H a r d i n h a s re­ CITY OF MEXICO, March 3 0 . 87 with interest 011 $1,817.04 O.i l a s t M o n d a y m o r n i n g —The volcano of S a n M a r t i n from fill day of April, 1890 with t u r n e d from S o u t h Carolina, costs, now in my hands for col where h e h a s been f o r s o m e Messrs. B. J . Couiieill, T . F i n is now in a s t a t e of e r u p t i o n , lection and levied on the follow A t 1 0 per c e n t a b o v e t i m e e n g a g e d in t r a d i n g hor­ Coffer, J o h n Council! a n d 0 . a f t e r h a v i n g been e x t i n c t for ing described lands by imfto sat­ isfy same, on the 22nd day of ses. A. B r y a n left t h e i r h o m e s in m o r e t h a n a c e n t u r y . T h e March, Boone t o t r y t h e i r f o r t u n e s v o l c a n o i s s i t u a t e d i n t h e highest 1893, Iatwill sell to* the bidder the courthouse — Coroner J . E . E a r t h i n g in the iY eat. The b o y s will m i d s t of a p o p u l o u s agricul­ door in Boone, on Monday the g a v e 11s a call l a s t M o n d a y obe b a d l y missed here, b u t we t u r a l d i s t r i c t , whose i n h a b i t ­ first day of May, 1893, it being and ordered the DEMOCRAT Monday of the Superior court, hope t h a t success will crown a n t s h a v e fled t o a place of If y o u d o n t t h i n k I m e a n I t s e n t t o J o h n S . Howell, a t one tract or boundary of land lev their every efforj. T h e y nr ( i s a fety. ied 011 as the property of J. P Icome a n d look t h r o u g h m y Kentroille, I d a h o . bound f o r Drains in t h e foot­ Fhe e r u p t i o n occurred a t Hagaman, lying in noone lown—Constipation, a n d all t r o u b hill section of O i e g o n . ship on the waters of Brushy n i g h t , a n d t h e scene w a s o n e Fork, adjoining the lands of W les with t h e digestive o r g a n s —We received a l e t t e r t h i s of magnificent g r a n d e u r . T h e W. Presnell, N. II. Shipley, J. R. a n d t h e liver, a r e cured by It wont cost you one cent If week f r o m Mr. W. M. J c n e s . flames rose s t r a i g h t u p from Hagaman and others, it bcum H o o d ' s Pills. Unequalled a s the lands upon which E. L. Ha£ y o u d o n t purchase. formerly of t h i s c o u n t y , b u t t h e c r a t e r t o a h e i g h t of o n e man now resides. One tract or a d i n n e r pill. I have a large stock and now of W o o d l a n d , C a b , or­ t h o u s a n d feet, a n d t h e l a v a p a r c e l o f l a n d l e v i e d : > n a s t h e —Our f a r m e r s h a v e b c p i i dering t h e DEMOCRAT t o his poured d o w n t h e sides of t h e property of J. P. Hagaman, ly­ w a n t t o g e t rid of i t before p u t t i n g in g o o d t i m e d u r i n g a d d r e s s . He s a y s he is well m o u n t a i n in s t r e a m s doing* ing on the waters of naird'screek spring. o W atauga township adjoiningthe t h e recent p r e t t y weather, pleased with his new home, g r e a t d a m a g e . lands of G. W. McGhinis, L. C. plowing, s o w i n g o a t s a n d a n d t h a t h e will furnish us Larp, Elijah Isaacs N and others, In o r d * r t o m a k e r o o m f o r gardening. it being known as the Sallie Ha­ some material from time to gaman lands. One tract or par- o u r l a r g e a n d c o m p l e t e s t c c k 8^"* C A L L AND L O O K 1 " t a t —Dyspepsia's v i c t i m s find t i m e for publication. eel of land levied oiRas the prop­ erly of P. A. Hagaman in Wa­ p r o m p t a n d p e r m a n e n t relief —OF— —Spring h a s come, a n d in tauga township lying on Watau­ in H o l d ' s S a r s a p a r i l f a which ordei t o meet t h e d e m a n d s of ga river, adjoining the lands of SPRING AND SUM- I would - a l l y o u r a t t e n t i o n t o n e s t h e s t o m a c h a n d cre­ my c u s t o m e r s I h a v e opened A B Mast, Henry Taylor, J. F. t o f h e big c u t in prices in m y ates an appetite. / 8hull, Jacob Wagner and others, M E11 GOODS u p t h e beat line of s t r a w h a t s o t h e r lines. known as the William Mast —Messrs. D. H . M a s t , J . 0 . ever b r o u g h t t o t h e c o u n t y , place, now occupied by Andy WE ARE MAKING A BIG S m i t h a n d R o b e r t M a s t h a v e f can fit y o u in a n y t h i n g in Holler, embracing all. of said lands. One tract or parcel of purchased a s t e a m saw-mill t h i s line f r o m a r o u g h s t r a w land levied 011 as the property of a n d will be r e a d v ' f o r work for b o y s t o t h e b e s t P a n a m a J. R. Hagaman to satisfy 'the 011 L a u r e l F o r k within a few g o o d s o n t h e m a r k e t . I wish foregoing execution and also an days. execution in my hands in favor t o s a y r i g h t here t h a t I , a m Mrs. A. A. Williams ot B. F. Brannock against J R Lynn, Mass. The nice i m p r o v e m e n t s m a k i n g a d r i v e o n c l o t h i n g Hagaman for $40.00 and interest F o r t h e n e x t S I X T Y DAYS. shoes, e t c , t h a t i t will p a y t h a i a r e being m a d e b y Mr. For the Good of Others and cost, situated invnoone town ship lying on Brush Fork ad­ goods be M. B. B l a c k b u r n o n his prop­ y o u t o i n v e s t i g a t e . I will not be undersold o n g o o d s of t h e Jlcv. Mr. Williams Heartily En­ joining the lands of w. \y. e r t y , will n o t o n l y e n h a n c e dorses Hood's Sarsaparilla. Presnell, J. p. Hagaman Z. Ad­ We arc pleased to present this from ams and others, known as the J. i t s value b u t will a d d much s a m e q u a l i t y . C o m e a n d see So Id for Less than Rev. A. A. Williams, of the Sillsbee R. Hagaman home place, embra­ me.- -W. L. BRYAN. to thenpparanceofourtoy(ii. street Christian Church, Lynn, Mass.: cing the whole ol said lands. V On l a s t (Sunday there? w a s " I see no reason why a clergyman, more than This March 27, 1893. ---YY a n t e d . A few m o r e h o g g a Inj man, who knows whereof he speaks, I). F. BAIHD, Shff. ( g o od r o o t e r s ) t o help t h e in­ a S . S . organized in t h e Meth should hesitate to approve an Article of Merit o d i s t Church a t Boone, a n d d u s t r i o u s o n e s we now h a v e and worth, from which ho or his family have Administrator's Notice. signally benefited, and whose in c o m p l e t i n g t h e j o b of up­ Mr. J . L . Winkler waseleeted been may servo to extend those commenda­ tion benefits to Having minified as the admin S u p e r i n t e n d e n t . Now, w.tall others by Increasing their confidence. My wife r o o t i n g all t h e grasB we h a v e lias for many years been a sufferer from severe istrator of Elijah Dot HOD, deed k n o w how lifeless a n d dull Call early to see us we can Norvous Headache on the commons. all persons indebted to said es­ t h i s w o r k h a s b e e n i n t h e for which she found little help. She has tried :, tate are requested to make im­ many things that promised well but In a n o t h e r c o l u m n wegive pant, a n d , unless m o r e life tin nf il 11 o*8*f:li 1 a friend eave her a per- mediate settlement, and all per­ show yon better than we can bot0, , s i it seems in full t h e r e p o r t m a d e by c a n be infused a n d m o r e in­ fn?wat*° . lnpSarsaparilla. could andsurpris- | sons holding accounts against tell you. -r. f °,ne h°,n,e diA do ioi bei. 1 lie attacks of headache decreased In Mr. 8 . T . Kelsey t o t h e B o o n e t e r e s t t a k e n , i t s e e m s h a r d l y number andlK>r less violent in their intcn- said estate are notified to prewere Very Respectfully, . ler general health has been ima n d Blowing Rock T u r n - p i k e w o r t h while t o a g a i n m a k e Proved. Her appetite lias also been better. sent them duly authenticated within twelve months or this no­ I rom our experience with Co. Read.it, a n d decide b o w t h e effort. B u t , however, we tice will be plead in bar of their Hood's Sarsaparilla H. (.. MARTIN A Co. I have no hesitation In endorsing i t . m e r i t . . " recovery. Feb. 13, 1893 much s t o c k y o n will t a k e . a n n o u n c e t h a t t h e r e will be _ A. A. WII.LI AM8. J. B. GREEN, Administrator. Blowing Rock. March 1st '93, — .« grieve* u s exceedingly S. S. in t h e M. E . Church o n HOOD'S P l L L S arothe best family cathartic, It un cAureuiiigiy unurui; un BESPECTFLXLY, gentle and effective. Try a box Price 2So eac^ Sunday morning and t o h e a r of t h e p r o t r a c t e d a n d j tm*One dollar pays for the 'ON DTOPRPSIA, severe illness of o u r esteemed r ' U T l e f ?f'.V hope t h a t nil w h o L iiitVAN. Indirection, and Stomach dliordcrr, us® Democra t one year. c a n will a t t e n d a n d a s s i s t in BUOWJt'J IRON BITTJERS friend, \\ m . M. Crowder, of m a k i n g i t a g r e a t success. W«dc-ruark am! crot*wi tt<i iinvs on CtniyV | "Til Y yOU T 811 bsCfiption . 5 o - 7 c c" o p " 9 9 1 SAY! • I MEAN BUSINESS. CLOTHING CUTTIiiG AFFAIR: OVERCOATS COST! AT STOCK BLOWING ROCK! CUT 01 PRICES Many Will COSTOF Manufacture, VI. �- Tin Witauji'Djmrjrat D. JR. Dougherty, Editor. W. C. Rivers, Publisher lhursday Apr. 6th, 1SU3. eimou i S h c p p a r d • I tlie e d i t o r of t h e New YorkMail a n d E x p r e s s , a n d t h e . n a n u h o lias in every issue of his pa per since t h e d a y it began flaunted t h e bloody s h i r t in t he laces of s h e So u ­ t h e r n per>pip, h a s passed fro m t h i s e a r t h i n t o t h e presence of his God who s a i d " B e a i n o t malice a n d h a t r e d in your heart." 0,,L S t u r g e o n becomes t h e brotlier-jn-iuw of his son-in-law a n d d a u g h t e r , rind t h e uncle of l o u r grand-children, while .Mrs. S t u r g e o n becomes t h e m o t her-in-la w of her I trot herin-la w ol her b r o t h e r a n d sis ter-in-law a n d t h e g r a n d ­ m o t h e r <»f t w o nephews anil nieces." 1 here is a j o b in Washing­ t o n waiting fo'r t h e m a n who c a n figure t h i s o u t a n d find himself, a t t h e e n d , of s o u n d a n d d i s p o s i n g m i n d . H e is w a n t e d t o f r a m e a new tariff bill. l-l i 1 - j -A BOTANIC BLOOD BALM A thoroughly tested Remedy I ' m e n lot o i money o m l f o r t h e n e x t thirty d a y s y o u 1'ii.y g o o d s artful C h e a p for CASH. Now is t h e t i m e -"in,' r a r e b)u-gnins m s p r i n g g o o d a . I l:nve 1 iif largest lot <>r fine n n 1 c o a r s e s h o e s o f a n y '•"Lv-Iiie.; s a ml women's. A U , „ l o t of c l o t h i n g a t l o w t s ''VT xxis low 1 '.'',1 |' "• v * L s d i r s ' fine d r e s s of I, III . iMitriinined lints low d o w n . Ml k i n d s 1 for t h e F a r , m fOH A L L THE place of Public Printer BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES, of thi» government is o n e of »> '<Jy has been tried, und not found wanting, for forty years by t h e m o s t important t o he w/thniiln? Physician, who has used u with certain and unvarying success for nil given o u t under this adminis­ diseases for which it in recommended. I t never falls to benefit from the lirst done quickly and eilectualiy driving out all tration ; important been use disease germs from th e system through th e medium of the s k i n / l i v e r and kfddie laws which govern our "'JA'" w ' g p u t any unpleasant or injurious effects. I t 1 H not th e result of ignorance \ o n ivill.tiiiil h g o o d Hue of groceries o n h a n d sim-nor superstition, but it is founded upon country ha ve t o pass through 1 he C h a r l o t t e Observer s a y s common sense and a thorough knowledge of modern medical science, i t effectually his hands, the laws which af­ The Observer h a s given t h e E v ' ^ ' " d * ->">r n m R W t o a d ; While rkevVweei.en,;: 11. "Ithoui.rival, anil In |f» Xlvlf.ll fect every human i n - t h i s public t h e interesting a n d im­ health-giving properties it is absolutely r ^ N O GOODS S O L D ON T I M E . beyond comparison with any remedy ever country. That shows i t s im­ p o r t a n t i n f o r m a t i o n t h a t a offered to the public, i t is a panacea for all Ills resulting from Impure and impover­ I mus! a g a i n request every boh v w h o n r e rlue me t o ished blood—the current of life: nuieklv portance without g o i n g fur­ b o d y of 1 0 , 0 0 0 o r 1 2 , 0 0 0 u( om n n < P'tf t M r accnun t s ;,nd snve cost I - w a n t „ cures Vci'oiii la, |l|eer.. F.czcikia, Kit in IrineuHCi. and Eruptions, (ttfui'i-li ther. Now a s to.who should c i v s of land in B u r k e c o u n t y Itiicuniatiam, Liver. Uiilney and T!i3 Toslhiioiiiiils Bladder l)liu»„,.,, Fciuale McaltI>'i• ('• <-inte 1 1 hc t! 11!i I V *T '"'n 1 -' ! i m P ' i , n d v v i i l h i * h l . v ; D>iieus, N e r v o u s lit a season, etc. have the place; First, a lias been b o u g h t for t h e Wal m l o o t s -inii hpi-' ti ^ Jil^r H!,,v ^ want all fhe P n b l i s h e ] in behalf of H o o d ' s l o o t s a n d h e i b s t h e r e is in t h e n t o u n t n i n s t h i s s e a s o n . S o , INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF. man of true ami tried Demon- denses, a n d t h a t t h e y will a t 8 a rsa pari I la u v a s reliable remember me. Hend for our Free H r o k of Valuable I n f o r m a ( i o n , together with a wonder­ 1 a c y - - n o t a Democrat one a n e a r l y d a y c o m e in a n d p o s a n d a s worthy y o u r confi­ ful array of certificates of remarkablo yours Anxious to I'Jem ise. cures from tlie simplest to th e most vir­ y e a r and a Republican the s cs s i t . N o r t h Carolina a n d dence, a s if t h e y oatrie from ulent disease after all known remedies had failed. J hose certificates testify with no uncertain sound, t h a t Botanic Blood next, but a man who h a s bat t h e c o u n t y of Burke n i e t o y o u r best a n d m o s t t r u s t e d W I L L W , H O L S C L A W , Balm is tlie best,cheapest, quickest, great­ neighbor. T h e y s t a t e o n l y est and most powerful Blood i'urifler ever tied for what he believes t o be c o n g r a t u l a t e d . T h e s e peo­ known to th e world. Biucsi—fl.00 per bottle ; $5.00 for 6 bottles. be right from the cradle up. ple m a k e m o s t desirable citi­ t h e si in pie f a c t s in r e g a r d t o For sale by druggists; If not, send to us. what. H o o d s S a r s a p a i i l i a h a s 2 2' iMijifj/i 1 / ; Address BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga. T h a t mail is J. A. Harreil, of zens, a n d we h o p e t h e c o m i n g d o n e , a l w a y s within t r u t h BY B Wei don, N. P. Second, a man of t h i s colony is t h e 1 and reason. j - f O l l YOUNG WOMEN,V g in­ who is not t o be swayed by n i n g t)f t h e m o v e m e n t of a TT/ f f NOTICE. AJ V HjUjili: 1<V O R T H C A R O L I N A 3 i every political wind t h a t hap­ g i e a t b o d y of Waldenses t o Mr. Kel«<7'8 Report on the Boone and I Noi I Ii Carolina, \\ atauga conn Blowing- Rock Turn-jjike. pens t o sprind up, but know­ t h i s 8 t a t e , We need t h e m , t y . In t h e Superior Court. '•'•s • • 1 'irrm1 S'j:> I o t h e Boone a n d Blowing I). N. coffey, T. A. coffey, J. T. ing his d u t y will d o it t o the a n d they will find here a cli < offey. Tho's wright and wife, M J letter-Harreil is the man. m a t e which s u i t s t h e m nrul Rock 1 uin-pike C o m p a n y , TT h S , " o f A . h e A. Wright an 1 McoaJebcoffey oiffs e o (iflfilVoOoJ^s'fufvlChea .J.'-' ' ; i t l ; V ( ' on 'I ,l( .' tf ( I hiriiH use at a GENTLEMEN: I h a v e s u r ­ Third, a man who h a s had a all t h e c o n d i t i o n s c a l c u l a t e d Vs. ' I"' v a s t and varied experience in t o m i n i s t e r t o t h e i r h a p p i ­ veyed a r o a d for y o u f r o rn James c.coffey and wife, surah preruis:.'s, is lighted with «>as heat !«p''"hl ot' VVilte 8 p H , , l S H o n t h e C' " V l t cd.a ;,ot am! a Id b..tha." ' G provided Boone t o Blowing Rock. T h e E . coffey, wm. Kinibor, J< hn Kim. t h e a r t of printing, and when ness. s u r v e y r u n s d o w n B o o n e ber and other heirs at law ofjeswe s a y printing we d o n e t se^T. coff »y, deceased, defendtin i s. out-door exercise, a well equipped F o r k ou t h e e a s t s i d e t o J . The defendants, wm. idmber, gymia.seuai v\i!l b t t 'ted up i (•;i i '! (j mean a man who simply-un­ Ninetecnth (-eutury Literature. »ors. No expense " has fjeeji «p;i if.| t o ni i ke t he derstands setting u p type, F o r The Democrat. W. F a r t h i n g ' s l a n d , where it John Kim ber .James Kimhr-r and' crosses t h e b o t t o m s of F!un- other heirs at biw of Jesse T cof. but a man w hois t h o ro u g h lv 1 he g r e a t e r percent of t h e fey, deed., will take notice Gait conversant with book work, l i t e r a t u r e in c i rc u l a t i o n in n e n e ' s Fork—I t h i n k s o m e mi action entitled as above has ruling, binding, etc., t h e lat­ t h i s enlightened a g e is m o r e ''all R VY inkler's F o r k — a s been commenced in fhe superior s x ; s -hool. but »,onI \ r J' ro ^ ! v "Pa ?hrisrian ter of which the government n e a r l y fit f o r t h e g a r b a g e nearly o n t h e line between court of watauga county for a ti­ tle to certain lands situated in office is largely composed. l e a p t h a n a p r o m i n e n t place Mr. P e a r s o n a n d Mr. Wink­ watauga township in said coun­ .-H Ch'Th'.'rr," ! , t n l t l ! ' n , ! * V . / There are few people in the o n ( h e cen te r t a hie o r in t h e ii ler o n t h e r i g h t a n d Mr. F a r ­ ty, this act ion brought on a bond /' our iicji&rn tc 4 0111 O/TerecJ the Students. S o u t h , and we might add b i a r ^ . Millions of ( h e peri­ t h i n g o n t h e left a s t h e l a y of executed by defendants aneester, Jesse T colfe.y, now deceased, to j North too, with whom the o d i c a l s t h a t flood t h e coun­ f h e land would a d m i t . I t then plaintiffs and their ancestor Aus­ h traininghools. r u n s a l o n g t h e hill-side, b y n tin coffey, for title to the afore­ n a m e of J . A. Hatrell, book t r y t o - d a y a r e r u i n o u s t o including a n d job printer, is n o t a fa­ y o u n g people, b o t h i n o i n l h siigh t n p g r a d e , t o F a r t h i n g ' s said lands. And the defendants etc. miliar name. Mr. Harreil is a n d intellectually. I n s t e a d oi field, « n n thence by a level t o will further take notice that they COMMERCIAL CORCSK. including ftterrcigm p b y , to appear at eminently fitted for the place s o m e t h i n g s o u n d , solid a n d Middle F o r k a t t h e cliffs a - are requiredsuperior court of next • ypewriting, bookkeeping, et»term at t he said under this head, in fact wo fccientific; s o m e t h i n g fitted t o b o v e Mr. F d m i s t e n ' s , a n d county, to be held on the know of n o o n e better Quali­ c u l t i v a t e t d e d o r m a n t facul­ thence u p Middle F o r k t o day utter the 1st Morula . Dybjj, at the court house ^35. SFIV..22 fied t o successfully carry on t i e s of t h e mind a n d m a k e it Blowing Bock. county, in Hoone and answer 01 riswer or A l t e r leaving Boone, t h e d e m u r t o t h e c o m p l a i n t' in said the practical work of t h e g o v - s e a r c h i n g a n d a n a l y t i c a l a n d The teachers at the head of this depart mer t sir* *, nm o . i n saiii v Y „ « , d <aa t I! best " instii JC , W e nment printing office than e n a b l e i t t o s o a r t o f h e high­ heaviest g r a d e used o n the action or the plaintiffs wil'applv . — ...innn tulions in the country, chosen with rcfcreicti t-> christian ehtraeMr. Harreil. North Carolina e s t p e a k s ( f knowledge t o line in a b o u t o n e f o o t in thir­ to I he court for the -relief demaii I-t expen CT FE ai d nbiiit v «s teachers. (led in said coniplai.it. This Feb would indeed be proud t o see which i t is a t t a i n a b l e , we t y , with, however, o n l y s h o r t 2tfth. 181Kb 1 " ot prepares tor the higher clVisscs ' ' her true and tried s o n Hp- h a v e s t o r i e s a n d foolish ro- d i s t a n c e s of such g r a d e , a n d Jof.-B. TODD, C. S. C 1 lie s !n>n! year is divided into two terms; cost to Dunil sno pointed t o t h a t office. | m a n c e s t h a t appeal o n l y t o t h e b a l a n c e of t h e s u r v e y foi torin o r *M)0|».rv«,r. whirl, buiel.v t h , ex. e h ^,? A is rather modest ami a s k s tinJ i m a g i n a t i o n a n d when it t h e g r e a t e r p a r t r u n n i n g f i o m ' board, thenchoo! bcuip prurticallv free, havini- bee. , •. , j;iv a friends of frnudr rd.r nfion. ^ for but little, although in the is rend onl.> leaves a void a n d a level t o o n e foot, in s i x t y . I front rank of Democracy,yet n High. TheJ'fitei a t a r e ' of t h e o u l d h a v e m a d e s o me bet­ Tn ENM Ui:v. TllfiMASl iWRENTE, .Ub.riii, we hope Mr. Harreil m a y re­ d a y c o n s i s t s o n l y of c h e a p t e r g r a d e s o n i p a r t of t h e v ceive the appointment which l o v e s t o r i e s a b o u n d i n g in dis­ line by t h r o w i n g a w a y m o r e WOConuFs. he s o fullv merits. ESTAELJSHED a p p o i n t m e n t s a n d suicides. of t h e r o a d a l r e a d y built, b u t i t a p p e a r e d best t o use I t i s s o 'blue' in i t s n a t u r e PpTCTW ON l a s t Tuesday night the t h a t it should be printed o n a s much of the work a l r e a d y pulpit of the Baptist Church blue paper with hlue ink. t o d o n e a s could lie w i t h o u t se­ 170 & 178 Cay St Krs^sm LLE, TEWAi of this place was filled by the m a k e it harmonize. Worst r i o u s injury t o t h e r o a d . If Rev . D a vid Herring, of Shnng) of all, the novels oi t h e Mil V built: 11s Kiirve.ved i t win n m - j I wish t o chI! t h o ntler, , . o n H A R D W A R E . hui, Cbina. Mr. Herringdeliv- d e s t r o y t h e inclination f o r hiivn itnh»nv.\ f>f)i(l<>s :iH t h " of tin; t n i d e t o t h o f a c t \ l i a i MuVe acNlc! Lacka- Hl " l »- M o r s . a n d ,. H ere-,1 a g o o d s e r m o n t o a | t h e s t u d y of a n y t h i n g solid YonnliloHMw r o a d a n d nil! I a m now offciinj.- s o m e ACRICUi.TURAL t^eLEMEHm. large congregation and plain a n d real, and. if persisted m, m a k e t h " b«8t ftradad r o a d : b a n w i n a in «.ootn, s fi o e s N o n h , b a t s , roadv-.na.ia Mtrtokto n o w * , ly showed the necessity of will eventually annihilate the ..' V \ " 7 " Bro wn's Double Shove Pk .w3. s PIoWs° c l o t h i n >- > g Most of t h e way 1 w a s a b l n l p r i l l t H w o w t e , | H e t ( t e r a, Lawn M o w e r Com QKANK T . r U Straw C u t sending the eternal truth t o power of reasoning and drive liardCr a d l e a nd S f S % aone of the m o s t benighted t h e victim t o i n s a n i t y . If t o keep t h e line well u p b u t ! ware, earl, a s plows, hoes. CCP5T RACTCRS' SUPPLIES. a n d idolatrous n a t i o n s of novels we m u s t have, why of t h e w a y of high w a t e r ami shovels, spades, traccclmins, S a t t o c k s ^ ' ^ ' r a 9 ^ " ! S ° o 2 g ' ^nd^nl t h i s globe. We like bis idea n o t h a v e them written with o n good, film ground T h e and, in fact, a n y t h i n g y o u smith Tools, VV1.J ; > tt^7roS s , &o. * * laurel muck will t r o u b l e s o m e t h a t i n d i v i d u a l c h u r c h e s j moral and scientific lessons need in this line. AKMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS. should have their own mis- j running a l o n g through them, a n d m a k e mud while t h e r o a d is new, unless i t i s en­ Siouanes, thereby doing a- arid with a hnppv und suc­ 8ho7 r Gun7? 0 wfh7h^,fo 9 r m L n n^° tiappy Shells, R i f l e P o w d e r , S h o t LG a d F l- ! H o ad r h Load'&a wa.y with the Foreign Mis­ cessful t e r m i n a t i o n ? S o m e tirely removed, b u t a f t e r t h e Fishing Rods, &c. ' ' ®- oo^8a»Kl road is opened the muck will sion Board t o a g r e a t e x t e n t , w r i t e r s claim t h a t if novel SPECIALTIES. a n d a l s o assuring the sup- r e a d i n g is n o t carried t o ex­ soon disappear and give no ()• p o r t of t h o s e who lea ve h o m e j p ess a n d is c o u n t e r b a l a n c e d further trouble. T a k i n g i t a l l , K , f Screen Doors t o g e t h e r I believe you h a ^ e i * 'P c o n s t a n t l y ori h a n d a n d friends t o b a t t l e for t h e j with solid reading, n o h a r m Bill supply of grocer­ EV£ R Y T H I f 3 f i ON W H E E L S . M a s t e r . If a church o r c h u r c h will ensue, b u t will r e a d e r s of t h e b e s t line for a good r o a d ies consisting in part, of £ u S i "Hacks, , C ^ : r ' a 8 , e 9 - Spring V Va, ^ 8 ' . ^ O U 1 ^ V Va c s l i a v c a missionary, they such stuff d o t h i s , even if i t t h a t I ha ve surveyed in t h i s tain n L' , Mitchetl Farm gnr, Coffee, Rice, etc., S f a te. S e n d for Catalogue a n d prices? Wheel Carts. tee! under obligations t o see be t h e r e m e d y ? F o r o n e , 1 As t o c o s t . After g o i n g o- which will be sold a s c h e a p a s t h a t he h a s the necessities would s u g g e s t t h a t t h e bet­ they can be bought in t h e fully " S S l S t y o u r p a t r o n a g e . ' ° O J ^ ^ M 2 S U i We r e a p e c t of life, and will d o more for t e r c o u r s e t o p u r s u e is, let ver f h e whole line, I t h i n k i t moiin tains. him than if he were appoint­ t h e c o n t a m i n a t i n g stuff a - will be s o m e w h a t m o r e ex­ W. W. WOODRUFF & .CO. I c annot, in this sinaflspace ed b y t h e board a n d looked l o n e a n d read s o m e t h i n g sol­ pensive t h a n I first t h o u g h t With a g o o d overseer u n d t h e U j f i - V ( ) i l lia If t h e b a r g a i n s ^ Gay Street, K J j O X V T L L E TEMU t o i t for his remuneration. id a l l t h e time. i > '. M p r e p a r e d t n offer, b u t work economically d o n e , I ^ WILL H . MCGIJIRE. j u d g e however, t h a t i t could , i l V l t t - N o u , o n e a n d all, t o f ' \ f A I > I? I T \ T > T A T A f 1 "LA N o time is being wasted by Alt lie fairly well worked o u t a n d ^e'vurd A Test of Mental Balance. fourth a s s i s t a n t P o s t m a s t e r , n "J ODPncH for t r a v e l f o r ^ 3 5 0 0 0 1 un i t w p v Y ? -N............ opened for fpuvtiifnufltQ-.n .mt j o u n c e s / o t h e p' o u n d hsix teen i t a s ev• ), E v ERA-ON E should sa ve all they can and TOD General Maxwell, The t a s k I* harlotte Observer. r been inv motto, and I s h o u l d I>egin b v buvintr v o u r o f putting democrats i n ! Editor Dowd, of the Meck- prr mile, and possibly a lit-|® p tie less. And when t h e r o a d E>p t o i-eccive in t h e f u t u r e , chnrge of all the fourth class ' f i I iburg Times, desires, for is well worked o u t y o u will 1,1 ! , i ( 7 - h v e s o mm-h enjoyp o s t offices is gigantic, h u t it s o m e tnysterious reason t o m Ihc j) i s t , f lu c e r t a i n l y h a ve r e a s o n t o be will in time be accompl shed, drive his renders t o insanity. rotJM ge of I he pubf 'i p r o u d of i t . H o p i n g that-yon " L 1 c t 2 W d ?*-. out by mail. I hn *' Most lt<ispectiul!y T h e average of new democrat Recording in his paper tfiis «I ..Hhini UA. rS, O0 cte to f U E b l W m a y he a b l e t o build t h e w e e k t h ® iriarriage in Sharon ic appointments i s already rnnrt orii, f. f C. D . T A Y L O R . ner . ick !"x>k«.,X° to 25 ctkpor IZ'tXmX well o v e r one hundred a da v, the 23rd inst, of Mr. C. 8 | ' . j , ^ ^ 8 U ? V f i - v \ »Me Crucis, May 1 0 , 3)2 P ° " 8 n t " , | a c t o r J r ' 1 r '"t h e highest number yet up-1 ^ ' " K e o n and Miss Jennie l)o not fail to write lor mires. Respectfully, h - c0"tinues: pointed in ,• , fle I v j • « » ' « .vonrs truly, . br,k« down from overwork or kcureiLold can-.*. I ho g r o o m is o / years olrl 8 . 1. KELSEV. Mr. Maxwell being 1.88. Ibftcrji Rebuild, the nd the bride is 37. Mr Linvi'le, April 3, 1 8 9 3 . n . d.t digestion, removes exees» oi biie. May 21, 91. «iia cures malaria. Get tlie genuine. re f ; r IE .vf w. w. If vhZo CO. ^ 11AKU I MES ! mmm waciiii\es op me. i LSSS^F r^ I ^it Tr ~ 'Mir KSOX VILLE, �"ML .IL'UJ.• JGJY LELF'JLLL'UJGI-JLL-.'J"TA. . How Corn Was Ground at oue Time, I T: n g with y o u r kind w o r d s . i iLiiiiiiiiiiiirriiiiiiiiiitiittiirtiiiiiiirittTtitiiiMaiMuitiiiMii £UF~CL0illl9 A COMPLETE NEW8P4 OVERMAN'S T h e watermill i s o l d e r t h a n T h e world is s a d l y i n need of j PEIl t h e windmill, b u t pre-histor- t h e m . WASTf The Prideofth* North Caroi A D EM CXJ H ATicfa ill i L,y newspaper ic corn—such wheat,? f o r in­ na Press." devoted to the interest of Coun S THE Administrator's Notice. ty, State ano Nation. Published s t a n c e , a s P y t h e a s , t h e first BREATH OF LIFE." !>o you want to aid in building every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ traveller f r o m civilization t o Having qunified as the admin ip a paper that shall reflect the tauga County. N. C. Ufa fir lug G r e a t B r i t a i n , s a w t h e na­ istrator of Elijah Dotson, deed., •MRATAF air AS4 •Teatest credit on North Carol# all persons indebted to said es­ water| witiwHt tives of K e n t d r y i n g in l a r g e tate are requested to make im­ itthfirfiMkbfiM na, no matter where it moy bo MOUTH life. BPB0IH0 -^een? Then patronize Story of a Faithful Dog. Mte&OXYOIlf U A s h e d s o n a c c o u n s of t h e a b ­ mediate settlement, and all per­ tpenial modioatthe Wilmington Mes senger sons holding accounts against ed Oxygen traa.*One d a y when a P a r i s t r a d e s sence of s u n , w a s g r o u n d in said estate are notified to pre­ m«nt f*r tiMA*. A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER •a ot DM MM, h> you want a reliable papei throAt AA4 L«AFa m a n w a s w a l k i n g o n t h e Bou h a n d mills, a s is still d u n e in sent them duly authenticated The inhAlatifrBa giving yon all the news of the oontain Germi­ l e v a r d S t . A n t o n i n e with a t h e e a s t . Quernes, a s these within twelve months or this no­ cide* and I)i*Invorld—a Democratic newspaper feotanta, L A Ad­ friend h e offered t o l a y a wa­ mills a r e called, a r e frequent­ tice will be plead in bar of their dition to the beat recovery. Feb. 13, 1893 known epeeiflee t iiat eipials the best— hri.s the g e r with t h e l a t t e r t h a t if he ly f o u n d in t h e cyclopean un* for the an die- largest circulation, and has fOP J. B. GREEN, Administrator. e remedy by inhalation right to j I r tha »«rtt oi the disease, making it a P0SITIVX twenty-one years been i part were t o hide si 6-livre pieee in d e i g r o u n d dwellings of Scot­ ( S ElU.kii. C-parate Specifics used in Catarrh and \ and factorin thegrovvth and dev... prcaorlbe.it in theirpatent medicine. Phyaiclaao j Hay-Favor. It ot a practice. t h e d u s t his d o g would dis­ l a n d . T h e i r simplest form velopment of the Old North NOTICE. ^ECAUTION ^ONLY cover it a n d b r i n g i t t o him. consists of t w o t h i n circular Statu? Then subscrbe for IN USE. By v i r t u e of a deed of t r u s t fiEU«5>3ITY T h e w a g e r w a s accepted, s t o n e s , t h e u p p e r of which i s executed t o m e o n t h e 8 t h TH WlLHINtiTON 1 1 f , k ) M 1 ,y~-m hi PfpoellorW i. »>..»1 X6MM? u «a, M.iehino Shop, ^ IT.AlabamaSt.. Atlanta, Oft. • -• > y nnd any _nn AlORhellr Duildlng, Omaha, Keb. pierced in t h e c e n t re a n d re­ d a y of S e p t . ' 8 8 , by A r t h u r a n d t h e coin secreted a f t e r Campaign Partes: «»>• ct .r.w® Are lined. jpi4:1) K. Hroa/lwaj. Louisville, Kr. -ft Vy r*3f. be ttao best volves o n s wooden o r metal D. Cowles a n d AmeliaCowles, being carefully m a r k e d . 1 he " Daily Messenger," by , . i - , , - j - tenrojEtod. :T0R A PC3TAL CARD addreeeed te y»» by copy enr mail, 4 months on trial, for J i"fi ;cm AS ONCE!. J- r'-vPO- & Kbl»ini »preturn mail ala falLefRead ji When t h e t w o friends h a d pin inserted in t h e lower one. his wife; a n d b y v i r t u e of a the _- rr. it f f y-ia prima healthttreatment $2.00 : $ STf & Sspyljf Co., proceeded s o m e d i s t a n c e from T h e g r i n d e r d r o p p e d t h e decree of t h e S u p e r i o r C o u r t Specific Oxygen Co., of Ashe c o u n t y , m a d e a t fall ! T h e weekly " T r a n s c r i p t Mes­ ..(ililii'iilililiiiliMililitiiiijiiiiiiiiiuijiiiiiiiiimt t h e s p o t t h e t r a d e s m a n call­ g r a i n i n t o t h e c e n t r a l hole t e r m 1 8 9 2 , in t h e c a s e of C. senger, ( t h e l a r g e s t find ed t o his d o g a n d ordered with o n e h a n d , while t h e o c h - W. T h o r n a n d o t h e r s a g a i n s t |dllllllllll!llll|l|||||||||||U||||l|ll.-:>ir,»|isiiu b e s t p a p e r in t h e ' S t a t e ) 9 him t o seek for i t . Cnniche e r caused t h e u p p e r s t o n e t o W. H . G e n t r y , A. D. Cowles m o n t h s o n tritil f o r $ 1 . 0 0 m m e d i a t e l y t u r n e d b a c k , revolve b y m e a n s of a stick a n d Amelia A. Cowles, I will 1 Cash t i n a d v a n c e . ' B o t h ROYAL I papers are large Eight-Page while his m a s t e r a n d com­ inserted inja s m a l l hole n e a r sell t o t h e highest bidder, for I SEVflSIS I cash, at the court housedoor sheets. S e n d P o s t a l C a r d p a n i o n pursued t h e i r walk t o t h e edge. Hiiiiiiiinii»iimn>triimiit>intt<HFriWnimwi»iitiMWiidii§ in t h e t o w n of Boone, N. C., with t h e a d d r e s s of five per­ t h e Rue S t . Denia. Meanwhile T h e l a b o r i o u s n e s s of t h i s o n t h e 8 t h d a y of April, 1 8 9 3 WARRANTED ' sons a n d receive s a m p l e cop­ a ' t r a v e l e r , w h o happened just o p e r a t i o n i s well illustrated t h e following t r a c t s o r p a r ies of THE MESSENOIOU. 5 YEARS NATURE'S t h e n t o h e r e t u r n i n g i n a b j a s t o r y t o l d byfColumbn. CCIN of l a n d s , l y i n g a n d being Get. 1 s t . 1 8 8 8 . tf. CURE FOR s m a l l c h a s e from Vincennes, H e w a s s t u d y i n g u n d e r S t . in t h e c o u n t y of W a t a u g a . hirst tract, known a s t h e perceived t h e pieee of money, F i n n i a n , a n d every n i g h t o n TAKE TilK which i t fell t o his l o t t o g r i n d F o r k Ridge t r a c t ; a d j o i n i n g which his n o r s e h a d kicked t h e l a n d s of Alfred C a n n o n , t h e c o r n with t h e q u e r n e he David Hix a n d o t h e r s , con­ f r om i t s h i d i n g place. performed his t a s k s o quick­ t a i n i n g 1 0 0 acres. H e a l i g h t e d , t o o k it u p a n d -GOING— EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. d r o v e t o his inn in t h e R u e ly t h a t his c o m p a n i o n s envi­ Second tract, t h e J o e Greer This new treatment for Catarrh and W031 iaad Hortliwesi. ously a s s e r t e d t h a t he h a d l a n d s a d j o i n i n g George Cas­ Pont-aux-Chanx. diseases of the respiratory organs Is one of the most Important discoveries Caniche h a d j u s t reached t h e a s s i s t a n c e of a n a n g e l in t l e a n d o t h e r s , o n Elk creek, in medical science and possesses tk« ^Emigrants going t o a n v of flip following advantages i t h e s p o t in q u e s t of t h e piece t u r n i n g t h e s r o n e . YVi'son ( I l o g E l k ) e o n t a i n g 5 0 a c r e s . VVsteni States or Territorief? L The patient can cure himself at a small < Third Tract, known a s t h e GIIHWIWIWUIFRDIITXWFFWKWWFTWADMIITIIIWUMIIIR and without outside assistance, when t h e s t r a n g e r picked i t t h i n k s t h a t a t thiwjtime ( t h e ill snve tiir.e and moiie.y going 2. No change of diet or pursuit si life Is I William L a m b e r t l a n d s , o n 2 EM a LJDTJK 1%I» Arc*. during treatmentin. Ufiieago antl Alton route, u p . H e followed t h e chaise, e a r l y p a r t of t h e s i x t h centu- Meadow Creek, a d j o i n i n g .Jor — HM » 8. The remedies are In no wise oSeaslve to the Ni-cdle. ifl thft (jnickffist route to patient and entail no dlsoomtort itlc. went i n t o t h e inn a n d s t u c k r y ) the^querne'vvus^the-*onl\ d a n Greer, George I'llillips, ~ Km A Eaoai ka Ocactwrtca. 4. The remedy reaches the seat ot toe trouble — Una No directly. Z : A NSA S CITY, D E N T ETl, close t o t h e traveller. H a v ­ mill infuse. L a rgejwa t e r m ills a n d o t h e r s e o n t a i n g 5 0 a c r e s : — HM a iflWksj* i*»l A pyettnaice. llMankiej^iBtFuiEKb i B. The remedies and means ot apptlanoe on OS carried In tho pocket without Inoonvenlenoe. ) T J J ( HM cat. were i n t r o d u c e d in the" thir­ S a i d l a n d s t o be sold t o s a t Z HM a Perioet AiUciMlme ing scented out the c o i n 2THKK TitEATMBNT ad any dntp adorik — A Foeiliee Tatu-ay. Z HM HeylUL And a'l points in Idaho, Wash O which h e hart been ordered t o t e e n t h c e n t u r y j i n t o S c o t l a n d isfy a b a l a n c e of v a r i o u s - Hm* More < iixv.i Sowiatfg QtudiUMiued Z S CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.0<X CORRESPONDENCE 80LICITE0. ington, Oregon, Utah Z do«f a Largw Kankjce «** Work j u d g m e n t s docketed in t h e s than any Seiriag MasbiacifeewietWorld. a Caoterlne Medloine Go., Waoo, T i n a iai MM Z b r i n g back in t h e pocket of a n d legal m e a n s h a d t o ] be and California. S u p e r i o r C o u r t of Ashe c o u n ­ t h e l a t t e r he leaped u p inces­ employed t o render t h e i r j u s e t y , a g a i n s t t h e s a i d A r t h u r |Examine THE R9YA1 YCNT poisjSa »f 2 hi nest an 1 llcst Equippea | nxodSeacn, cad Rood in thjx »!>«?. s a n t l y a t a n d a b o u t him. compulsory.—Ex. t "<'jy D. Cowles, which s a i d b a l a n c e bay no O&CF. L 0 liy lina running Solid Y*eiti is a b o u t f 1 . 4 0 0 . M a r . 1 , ' 9 3 . T h e t r a v e l l e r , s u p p o s i n g him I fin i t r i p s beuveen S t . Louie A.Christian Life. W. H . GENTRY, T r u s t e e . e ROYAE S.». 69., BseiM. Hi. 1 a t o be s o m e d o g t h a t h a d been and K i tiK i,w i It v. T h e life of a c h r i s t i a n is in­ l o s t o r left b y his m a s t e r , re­ Cdair r J O F I N G . intlb; tilling fr >e ofcarst and To e. deed a g r a n d a n d g l o r i o u s Sle.' ;-«rs e x r a cbar garded h i s movements as I Bwrdlnfl, 1 will n.-et parti k a t any rail­ m a r k s of fondness, a n d a s a n d beautiful o n e full of t h e road station withtiirough tickets CURE Ceiling^ the a n i m a l w a s h a n d s o m e he m o s t precious c o m f o r t here, in j baggagpf'lierk*. C >r f.ii! informa iou.rxiaps a n a determined t o keep h i m . H e a n d l u m i n o u s with t h e radi­ loHcrip ive paaiohlets of t i e BooHttg Paitrts. g a v e him a g o o d s u p p e r , a n d a n t hope of blissful immor­ VVnst wi ito t o o r call on We wish t o call utterP ion to OUT. Iron Roeflngt o n retiring t o bed t o o k him t a l i t y " u p t h e r e " when t h e B. A. Nuwiiisd. ON R E C E I P T O F 6 0 C E N T S sea a n d t h e e a r t h s h a l l give line of second-hand Iter* Yswagfeik Oottare and Spedtos. with him t o his c h a m b e r . Trawling Agt.. WE WILL MAIL A BOX Of 5 ins) w? 3hc<s4 Metal for BttBdlmj 19 Pattoij Ave., Aalieviiie, N. J . No s o o n e r h a d h e pulled off u p their d e a d . " And t h e Euggies, Carts, wagons, < / . OtePVgTK AHP READY ^ J. CHAKLTON, (r P A TO AT»?»LV WMIW SHIPPED his t r o u s e r s t h a n t h e y were s t r e a m s of g o o d n e s s a n d love Hacks, Harness Etc. t liicago, 111. liness a n d b e a u t y , w h i c h seized b y t h e d o g . T h e owner, They are almost, good as new, WE WANT t h i n k i n g t h e d o g w a n t e d t o flow o u t f r o m a life t h o r o u g h and persons wishing to buy can -AN— MMMiMNIf A•n.TfiUdr-r<*-Lly c o n s e c r a t e d t o G o d , a r e secure bargains by calling on us. THI ONLY IRFALL1&L1 CURE FOR p l a y with t h e m , t o o k t h e m uM We have a big lot of NEW a w a y a g a i n . T b e a n i m a l be­ like t h o s e p u r e a n d s t a i n l e s s Tetter, Gronnd Itch, Itching Piles, Ring g a n t o b a r k a t t h e d o o r , a n d b e a u t i f u l m o u n t a i n BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, —ach aosmHt O Worm and all Itckln^ Sfrln Diseases. v-Vm. .•z:.er^<* "nsdl AL'E^iV <wa which t h e traveller opened. s t r e a m s , whose b r i g h t a n d HARNESS Ac x-'S-.'vv .rw^emao. saflUSfedis a cW.xts bAen4 ®f Stfie, high-grade Chh Caniche s n a t c h e d u p t h e t r o u s p a r k l i n g b o s o m c a t c h t h e on hand, which will be sold on Wycu have TETTER, H mattaei ad aew long It has «eAe Tra PiS Bfj (a attractive aad ortgMictod, TITTSRINB will M eertalaly cum g l a n c i n g o f r i p p l i n g s u n reasonable terms. Jf we have not s e r s a n d off he flew. T h e i, Ohio. iwat packed i n handsonw you m you tut It coiie^wr bcatns ei elx pounds each EO£$tokia»Mfefe»RD 1372. t r a v e l l e r p o s t e d a f t e r him in beams, a n d become silver got what ^ou want, we will NarnUss, Palabw tasd Fragrast •' tfeNKf .mv f (eitJfaM- siie»j;; b vtily e&ld in packages^ at a r«9K<&aa!»k cod aasch iewer price to his dressing g o w n . Anxiety t h r e a d s of r a d i a n t b e a u t y a s take pleasure in getting any MfilirV Bafasdnd If yo«an (SirMtUfUd thing for you in our line. We buy •UNb I vrlkh tho tfid ceasurau- tbtsa amy other package tea Keferencen— for rhe f a t e of a p u r s e full of t h e y g o m u r m u r i n g a l o n g in o n th»i m a r k e t o f cay merit whatever and direct from manufacturers and Southern Back af tho Btnts wf Georda, Chataffords t t i s deskr a f a i r profit; I s a thoi^ g o l d napol eons, of 4 0 f r a n c s joyous s o n g s o n t h e everlast­ can, therefore, give you very haui Bank, aad MaWoaal Hoathof 8av;uinah. oughly reiiabto, 6rst-class article, abso* 1T. 3HUPTRINE & BRO. lutely pure, always the same ; free frog) e a c h , which w a s in o n e of his i n g journey t o t h e s e a . And close prices. / dU3t SAVANNAH. OA. pockets, g a v e d o u b l e veloci­ these g r a n d s t r e a m s of life, DEALERS We have a full line of new Hai with all t h e i r g l o r i o u s cur­ will find the Five and Ten Cent packages t y t o his s t e p s . Caniche r a n the cheapest and most salable package a t full speed t o his m a s t e r ' s rents, a n d g r o w bigger.deep­ ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ tea on the market and consumers prt^ erything in the harness line. Can nounce It "the best and mosteconomicaL** h o u s e , where t h e s t r a n g e r a r ­ e r , b r o a d e r , a n d m o r e beau­ Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy beat the world on prices. to sell and has proved a big success rived a few m i n u t e s after- tiful a s th»\y g o flowing d o w n wherever introduced. J®" We will take in exchange, w a r d b r e a t h l e s s a n d e n r a g ­ t o t h e ocean of i m m o r t a l i t y . We are extremely anxious to have aQ horses, mules, and also good Ine dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re» ed. H e accused t h e d o g of — Wilson Mirroi. quest that you Include a few boxes wltt» cattle. Give us a call. your next order to your wholesale house i robbing him. Norfolk L a n d m a r k : T h e in tiENKEL, CRAIG & CO. or order direct of us, we will see that yo» " S i r , " s a i d t h e m a s t e r , ' m y s p i r a t i o n of a p p l a u s e ! W h a t are supplied. For further Information .Lenoir i\. C. address d o g is a faithful c r e a t u r e a n d is e q u a l t o i t ? How k glows if he h a s r u n a w a y with y o u r in t h e blood a n d s e t s t h e h e in- o e a o , T T t r o u s e r s i t is because you pulse t o music! A m a n m a y h a v e in t h e m m o n e y which h a v e t o o much of i t , when i t d o e s n o t belong t o y o u . " becomes i n t o x i c a t i o n , r a t h g ONE DOLLAR The traveller became much ei t h a n i n s p i r a t i o n , b u t m o s t ENDORSED BY " m o r e e x a s p e r a t e d . ' T o m - of u s d o n o t h a v e e n o u g h of PROF A. L NETZ,P.H. 0 , pose y< urself, s i r , " rejoined i t t o a r o u s e o u r h i g h e s t ca­ Is easily earned by anv one of either sex in an< of Medical Department Tnlane Unlver who, after a careful part of work indu•j* t h e o i h e r ; " w i t h o u t d o u b t pabilities, a n d if i t were n o t triouslythe country, wlio is willing so we furnish of Louisiana, a pure Oreatn Tartaranalysis^ proaoaams it Powder, for t h e d i s c o n t e n t which lies The laborniIs tlie employtnent which rou run n< which he cheerfully reoommanda to that light and and t h e r e is in v o u r purse a fi-liv- a t f h e b a s e of all a m b i t i o n risk whatever. We fit pleasant,complete, so tlia' public. you out you can give the business a trial witnnut expenst T*P |>!•>. e ?I ne! . i' i su< h to -1 For those willing to h a t a n i n e r t a n d dull world thisyourself.grandest offer made. do a little work is the You can worl "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE * ii.< u o n l d be o n i t s h u m a n all day, or in the evening only. If yon are em ployed, and have a few spare hours at your dit ?URC, WHOLESOME AMO POWERFUL! •• i \ i,;. - He. 1'he very trees a n d flow Dosal, utilize tliein, and add to your income, our business will not interfere at all. You will AT 1/ ^ Yoa Waat R. Aak Orveer For K. Amazed on the start at the and • ,i i iit r e r s s t r u g g l e in c o m p e t i t i o n be which you amass dollar upon rapidityday ineast bv dollar, ano wii h o n e a n o t n e r t o s e e which are successful . , NKWORLlANfe • -'i mn that c a n he higher, b r o a d e r , rich­ dav out. Kven beginnersrun the businessfrom the first hour. Anv one can none fail. } ou should else ywi* i a e a.-u wo.iiii la i n g if buck e r a n d brighter—what won­ for yourself whattry nothingdo at Hnlil i.tifir.sr von cau the which we offer. No capital risked. YT..n**r\ a a g a i n . Phis i s rhe c a u s e of d e r is i t t h a t men a n d women grand workers; nowadays they make as muci One nf th is men. They should try this business, an it is •" BENT Tel 1 e«eope» I n the r o b b e r y which h e h a s d o . well .ol tpted ro them. Write at onee and see foi yourwit. Address H. HALLKTT JI CO., the worlt. <la Intr.idoea ...H iius n.;o, Portland, M •ntqualwl. ut committed upon you." Bristol Courier: Who know s «pfnorreason».will ..ndrsaa (rood* In each locality, tooni The stranger's rage now .] to alxj?.one rantho.. who writ* »• n« at Only mak. .nr. at what one kind word will do Bflrf Stomp ft* Rtototototl Ftk» Mot, Okvpata, nd TTSCTU XAEV* oMalktod. md all tOab yielded t o a si lime t. He •tot toalMM mdmct«d fer F««t, Jlth.rh.no.call—your neiyhbow Tbfl Sfthifffldfikf return who .howyou have todo la la to All our good* to tk. a»«i. or a man on the down« ird < • livened to en«« fe OppvtB* u. S. PabMl ceieto >-11 piec : aad thoea around you The h«thoM •M rrr ru WmnIi.-i-w. 1«M Into Sfifi ftTSS bft v a iTffr«pereoto oi Hth< »or> ' gtonlny of this edvorti tain eat r*«ot« Jrom which h e 'ehew. the email in t h road to destruction? Often if HI, who oil) reed stork indue.rloupL tod dr*wl!vg or abate,, witb afterto cars Tkree rnd nrite, milsr inxtrnction, stillTkcmeil fend Th< Ttie ffeUowtny rot ytvae the eppveranoeendItofrednood a of the telaW* kdv'.pp, v rFisftutwin a* »«t, Mill HI tail 111' .i tile vvni lilt him from the quag­ . parse a "to ftttclnbU w b wew sr hovw to Yenisiin thrfrown loo«lli!«e.wheftorer tbey ran wnn» that a moan i lire.I trill aletoftinilel to»rrt. C»r fei lie Mil wtont t« »*«wreA nar'T's^ d o J A ic a d OCCUM MED mire and place his feet upon the u '+nct ferortmplr y m*nt,at which nbt.vr. Kesiiyand qnlr.ki* A PitotoM, K> OVUlz PatotoU," wieC a tostl* fir rd-.U-irim •fifto sraat buAXL No (nation m«milcss oicrps^rnl as yon dieirlct orc«t.nty. 1 DfMrtuki to!MI<» ifiywfem, wwitory,— i •s.k up rkould t»ik» pp but and jwwvfdcd rn«h him s o ma II eaPiri' 1 ; a n d the solid rock that leads ton learnea. I drstaught owe werKef framwith employment a l«"ra abaat toe fiftieth pert of Ite bulk. It le a {trend,donble ere teletown, int tw. AJUirv^ BSUyif'Si US.OM VLTTKIUI. Itava already numnrr. wno mn twarkStair ovor >*VCT> ai yaaraaeh. .» ^ BHRW eeapa, ee leryea.SSeaey M carry. Weelwill alsofrom theyou hew yoa OVOT lIOM jt... It'a T1 V; plMwuit tfikt, ctirwi MklArt*. IixHsin-;; a n a s a n T c l i a s .— eau make front la toSIO" day least, ahow itart.wttkonce oateeperlence Better write at onre We pay all exprrtw rharam MlictowAto* Mid 1.(TM C^ficpUdBlto life of usefu 11less. Do t b e s p a r c - . v»9!x k Y. Odppftste.PefostA O W & O a .A 8N ins;. AiWreie.H HALLETT A CO,, Boz »»«, roKll . A M . , M.iga, •hi A -iv York The Watauga Democrat SPECIFIC OXYGEN CACTERIHE CATARRH • — JiliCSP fiilll Allafl ill Hi ATTENTION, BU 'ERS! I PAY TETTERINEI A T K G T C PURE CREAM TARTAR POWDER EVERY HOUR GULF MFG CO � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 29 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0406_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: April 6, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-04-06 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/af8b495f1b067ded3492a8f302892f30.pdf 38cb58a15526032abe8d60b59e9cca2d PDF Text Text VOL 5 'SOOXK, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. < <, THURSDAY, AFRO^ST" XO. 30. Foster t h a t the March re­ A CHILD'S TEAR* ton, never forgot my letter, "1 s a t down Mid t h e child From our Regular Correspondent. ceipts would he Rome mill­ W . B. COUNCILL, Jit. and despised the writer. When climbed upon my knee. Her •Strand Magazine. ions less in excess of his esti­ TTORNEY AT A W. In a Parishinn green room she lost her husband a n d mother's eyes were clos­ •Scandals involving the of­ mates. As a result, instead found herself in need, i t was Boone, N. C. ficials ot the h u e tepublican of the hole in the available a new performer WHS com- long ere she Could bring her­ ed, and her hands were clasp­ ed t ogether a s if in prayer, administration a r e coming cash anticipated on account p 1 a i n i n g of nervousness, k rom sonic of her compan­ self t o apply t o me, But the Unaffrighted by my black t o the surface with alarming of the big March payments W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). frequency these days. One of # 1,000.000 was added t o ions she received encourage­ sight of her only child wast* look, the little one threw her Boone, N. C. ment, but the majority ex ing away from sheer want, a r m s around my neck, nltui Resident Physician. Office t h a t is almost embarrassing the surplus, and the free gold had a t least broken down her pressed her lips t o my cheek. o n King; Street n o r t h of Post because ot the nearness of now near the three million pressed themselves after this pride. . AViB you be my p a p a ? said Office. those concerned therein toex mark, continues to accumu­ fashioji: "buch tremors a r e "As the engagement a t the whe. I will love you s o dear­ Piesident Harrison, is t h a t late. Secretary Carlisle has re incurable. As n a t u r e h a s Marseilles theater seemed like ly! * ou are like papa. He unearthed by Secretaries Par eeived many congratulations form •<] us, bold o r timid, ly t o prove a profitable one, was very good. Areyougood lisle and Ores'mm, relating upon his first month's show­ cold o r ardent, grave o r g a y , TTORNEY T -AW, I, a s you might expect, lost too ? My only answer was relating t o the manner in ing, which but tends to eon- HO we must remain. Whoev­ Boone N. C 1 1 0 time in accepting the of­ t o unclasp her a r m s some­ which ex-Secretary of S t a t e firm the general belief t h a t er saw ambitious man cured fer. 1 wrote off t o the man­ what roughly from my neck, Foster, is squandering t, h e lie would make a successful of his ambition, o r a miser of DR. L. C. BEEVES ager a t once, and followed a n d set her down upon t h e his avarice?" people's money upon a lot of Secretiny ol the Treasury. HYSICIAN AND URD EON Some members of the com­ my letter in person with a s floor. She cast upon me a favi rites, all on pay rolls, Mr. E. Eilery Anderson, of CfF.ce at Residence. little delay a s possible. When glance of mingled surprise, t h a t he has tnken on a junk New York, credited w11h be­ pany objected t o the fatal­ Boone. N. C. I arrived a t the principal ho­ disappointment and fear, a n d eting trip t o Paris, ostensi­ ing the principal a u t h o r of ism of these observations and tel in Marseilles, 1 encounter­ a t e a r rolled slowly down her bly t o aid him in theBehring tiie tariff hill recently made one said: "If you ask for a ed there, in the a c t of enquir­ cheek. Her silent sorrow L . I). LOWE, •^ea arbitration. As speci public by the Reform Blub of converted miser, I can show ing for me, tiie doctor who worked the miracle t h a t her mens of this pleasure party t h a t city, is in Washington y o u one. Here he is. I atn had written on my sister-in- pretty fond prattle had failed one." :iwj these two will suffice, giving He says: " T h e Reform Club, The man who said this was law's behalf. As I had n o t re­ t o effect. As by a n enchant­ a fair idea of the whole busi­ which has played such a -A.NIJplied t o his letter, the good er's wand, the ugliness of my n e s s : M a j o r t i n f i o r d w a s prominent part in the pres­ a popular dramatist, noted XOTMIV I'VHLIC, mad«* paymaster in the urmv ent situation, has promulga­ for generosity. His statement man said, in his simplicity: character, the utter brutali­ HANXRli'S ICI.K, N. C a ' a salary of #3,500 u t >en, ted its tariff reform bill, not was received with ejacula­ " H e will be here in person, ty of m j conduct was reveal­ and had looked for me every ed to me in that moment. I a s a reward tor bin services with the understanding t h a t tions of "Nonsense," " I m p o s d a y . "You have lost no time, shuddered in borrow and self a s Mr. Harrison's private t is t o be accepted, but main s i b l e / " "Do .you expect us sir," said he. "Doubl lessyou disgust, and yielded a t once J F.HORPDEW, •Secretary, and was ordered ly for the healthy and w ide­ t o believe t h a t ? " "Indued," thought, and rightly, t h a t t o my good angel. 1 lifted t o Paris t o remain (luring spread discussion which will answered he, quite seriously. A T T O R N E Y A T L A IP, did you delay, death might the disconsolate little maiden I npcuk.the t r u t h , although , M ARION, N. < the arbitration, although no follow." . o w . lIt r u H t , I a m such no f < , r H 8 t a " ? o n - A 1 >' 1 o m into my a r m s and, laying my one cou!.i see the necessity T h e silly fright which has now, trust, -(a)deed glad t o see you 1" hand upon her head, s a i c : for a n army paymaster there been made on Mr. John E. longer. If you would care t o " I Wascompletelynonpluss ^ Will prnrtir** in tl«» courts o- Mr. f o s t e r , who is U. S. agent Rislev, the minister t o Den­ hear it, I will relate t o you ed. My sole object in visit­ ' Yies, my child, I promise .• * Watmiga.Ash»\Mitchell, Mellow. *11 nud nil otlier coin-ties in the a t a compensation named by mark, has no effect here, a s the s t o r y of my conversion. i n g M a r s e i l l e s b a d b e e n t h e be a father t o you; ydu e m l he my dear little daughter •estern district MTSpecinl utten himself while Sec.Of «tat<. Mr. Risley has received his It was effected by a child's professional one; b u t how and I will love you a n d . I iou given^ to the collection of wished the Major t o have a commission ami taken t h e t e a r . " All prpsen* immedi could I avow such u fact t o claims. care of you always.' good time NO JU » ordered that o a t h of office. He will prob­ ately crowded around him, and heaid from his lips the such a m a n ? For very shame " H o w happy this promise ie should tie allowed from ably receive his final instruc­ 1 could not d o so. According­ made my sister-in-law words NOTICE. h«» S t a t e department fund? tions this week, nml rumor following recital : Hotel Pro/teny for Sure. #1.5 per day for expenses. In 184-3,' said the dram­ ly, instead of going s t r a i g h t fail me t o describe. Her joy­ s a y s a portion of them will t o the theater, a s I hud in­ ful excitement alarmed both ^ Os account of failing health Stanley Brown, who was (ini be t o open negotiations for a t i s t , " I had just given the tended doing, I walked away the physician and myself. of mvwlf nud wife, 1 offer for sale field's private Secretary, is (lie purchase of a naval sta­ theater of the Porte Saint with the doctor t o my sisterrnv hotel ploj ei-tv in the town ot J o y , however, seldom kilU. Boone. North Bnri.iiiin, sr.I will drawing #10 a day aw a reg tion on the island ofSt. Thorn Martin one of the most suc­ in law's poor abode. Brothel ! brother!' she mui•»' II low for e/ijih and mnke terms ular employe of the S t a t e a s , W e s t I n d i e s , f r o m t h e cessful of my pieces. One d a y o suit the buyer. end will Ink* .''•partmerit., hut having or­ Daniisl) government. a b o u t t h a t time two letters " I t was a most wretchec mured, 'how my thoughts room. Yet the first object reel o jwrsonal property in ex­ f dered him t o Paris Mr. Fos­ President Cleveland t o I (. reached :ne by the same pos . in it t h a t caught my eye was have wronged you f Forgive change. Apply soon. W. L. B R Y A N . t e r d i r e c t e d t h a t l i e , a l s o •Senator Roach, of North Da­ Both were from Marseilles. a very beautiful one. Near me! Her gratitude-stung my newly awakened conscience should receive #15 a d a y foi kota, t h a t no faction of tin One was from a theatrical the invalid's bed stood her more sharply t h a n a n y re­ expenses, in addition t o his p a r t y in a n y s t a t e will re­ manager, informing HAO t h a t little girl, with black eyes, proach could have done. [ I Notice. regular salary. There a r e a ceive recognition t o the dis­ he intended bringing o u t my 1 o r sale. 000 ncresnf land, new piece there, and t h a t lie pretty curly hair, and a. face hastened t o change the sub­ on. Rich Mountain, Watauga number of ot hern treated e- crimination of another fac­ whose expression was a pa­ C o u n t y , oft which is asbestos, qnally a s liberal. Another tion, but t h a t the ability and desired my presence a t the fi­ thetic combination of youth­ ject t o t h a t of the Rick wo­ man's removal t o a better a n d fine fatal for sheep ranch. scandal exists in the weather character of t h e applicant nal rehearsals cf the d r a m a . Sales private. L. I). Lowe & bureau and Secretary Mor­ will decide all appoinments With regard t o remuneration ful brightness and premature dwelling. The doctor, with I. I . Fhirgerson, Ex'trs. of ton is n o w investigating for my trouble, I might make sadness. At the first glance ready kindness, undertook Mrs. A. P . (allow a y , deed. charges of general cussed news By the way, speaking of Sen my own terms in reason. The I could have taken the love­ the task of house hnntin.", a t o r Roach, the impression Banner Elk, Nov. '90 . ly creature into my arms; o r which I, a strangertt, t h e a g a i n s t some of its most seems t o begenera! t h a t n o t h second was a very brief one, Then I sternly repressed this fiace, was n o t HO well quali­ prominent officials t h a t a r e nig more will be heard in the ran t h u s : "Monsier, the wife * NOTICE. alien emotion. The doctor, fied. P a r t i e s putting: papers in almost certain t o result in a Senatt» of Mi. Hoar's resolu­ and daughter of y o u r broth after he had spoken a few " H e found for us a delight m y h a n d for execution will number of dismissals. A v o i ­ tion t o investigate newspa­ er a r e dying for want. Some please advance the tees with ding t o these charges t h e per charge* against Roach. Hi lid reds of francs would save words t o his patient, beckon­ ul cottage in the neighbor1 h e papers und they will re­ crookedness began from the them, ami I doubt n o t t h a t ed me t o approach. As Idid lood of Marseilles. There We ceive p r om p t attent ion, o t h e r s o the poor woman tried t o Bristol Courier: L<1 m artine you will hasten t o visit con­ raise herself. The mixture of three—my sister-in-law, my wise they will he returned time the bureau was trans­ not executed for the want of ferred t o the department of predicted fifty years a g o t h a t nections s o near t o you, and sadness and pride upon her niece a n d myself—lived for three months. At the end of Agriculture and never s t o p before tiie end of this century make arrangements for their fees. AIRD HFF. faded countenance told me t h a t Jime the mother passed ped. newspapers would supplant present and future comfort.'' Unless some sort of a com­ books. He said: "Mankind 1 iiis letter bore the signa­ plainly how great a n effort it peacefully away, leaving her *L Ij. G«E*NE, & CO., promise can be reached t h e will wiite their books d a y by ture of Dr. Lambert of Mar­ had cost her t o appeal tome. child t o my care, with full Using the strongest plea t h a t confidence in my affection. R E A L E S T A T E A G ' T S . republicans holding federal day, hour b.v hour, page by seilles. HOONE, AT. C. "As I have already told she knew, she pointed t o her Marie h a s been with me ever offices in Kansas a r e safe t o page. Thought will spread enjoy their snaps for some a b r o a d with the rapidity of you, I was a miser in the child with weak, trembling since. Her joys have been Will givs special attention worst sense of the word. The finger, and said in low tones: m.v joys, her life has been my t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale time t o come, a s President light. Instantly conceived, "•See here! She will soon be life. Do I not owe her much? of Real E s t a t e in'W. N. ('. Cleveland has .directed t h a t instantly written, instantly physician's letter, far from alone in the world ! " 1 h a t t e a r of hers—a precious T h o s e he vitig farms, timber no appointments be made in understood a t the extremi­ moving me t o pity, merely "Even this touching appeal pearl gathered by my h e a r t ^ n d mineral lands for sale, t h a t s t a t e until it can besat- ties of theear th, i t will spread renewed certain angry feel­ will d o well t o cull on said Co. isfartorily arranged wheth­ a b r o a d with the rabidity of ings which had formerly ex­ produced (I blush t o say i t ) has been t o i t what the dewno effect upon my hard heart. d r o p of morn is 1 j iht u n ­ a t Boone. er the fusionists o r the s t r a i t light. Instantly conceived, isted in my mind toward m.v IfeS^Those desiring t o mort o u t s a r e t o be given control, When, some I answered coldly : 'Why give opened flower--expanding it instantly understood o t the sister-in law. g a g e real fRtate for money r e a r s back, my brave sailor way t o such fears? You a r e r or the entire day of i t s ex­ o n rensonnle terms, a r e also o r a division ma ie between extremities of the e a r t h , it y o u n g ; you havea good phy­ istence!" them. While Mr. Cleveland will spread from pole t o pole, brother, who hud since b»en requested t o give us a call. sician, why lose all hope?' A L. L. GREEA A CO. wants t o do the s q a r e suddenly burning with the drowned, had written t o tell less selfish man would have JB. thing by both sides it is fervor of soul which trade it me of his approaching mar­ March 1(>, 1893. added, 'you have a brotherJ . D. Watkins, Blakely Ga. an « pen secret tha t hisper- b u r s t f o r t h ; i t w i l l b e t h e riage t o a fisherman's daugh­ in-law also, who means t o d o writes: "Old sores covered TMK SSEAT PH9«SC83 OF CLGCTRI3ITY. j sotial feelings are all on the reign of the human mind in ter, I, in my miserable pride his best for you.' But 1 said my entire person and itched U X l . misr*az-xji7^61 side of the straight outs. all i t s plentitude; i t will not and .misei liness, had replied nothing of the sort. My on­ intensely night a n d dav. F o r M M & SiirgiMl In3flfyfa several months I could n o t The administration, a n d have time t o ripen, t o accu­ t h a t in marrying a penniless for the Treatment nrrhrwite, E*ri » »••«,1+* Ferasjo, X peelnL | democrats generally, a r e de­ mulate in the form ofn book; girl I c uisidered that, he was ly Hi o u g h t was how I might work a t all. 1 commenced he a)| Svrrleml W wikm. • more easily escape from the use of Botanic Blood Balm «i Ai kg Cl'ttK .RAffTtlRD In nil Wae afrnn&M atampa for Sendrs.'rj lighted with the March state­ the book will arrive t o o late; doing a most foolish and de­ threatened burden. The lit­ and commenced t o grow bet­ and taken. book on c»nu in ment of the condition of the the only hook possible from grading action. I was even flb< thein. Call and how cereve dlaeaAea. or riddreag,to tle girl, who had been gazing ter t h e first week, and a m OR. ALBERT F. SHELL I CO., Treasury. It was, of course, day t o d a y is the newspaper wretch enough t o advise him now sound and well, free ****** »*« latxrilla, Tana. t o break off the match, if a t me with wondering eyes, from sores a m ' ; t diing rid known before hand, t h a t the now came t o my side and the month 8^One doihr pays for the t h a t were still possible. My s a i d : 4 VYi11 you please s i t a t work again. I f you f e e l weak payments for brother, like the honorable tind a l l worn out take w o u l d b e u n u s u a l l y l a r g e , O u t Democra t one year. man he was, wedded t h e girl upon th# bed? Because you BROfU'3 If 3 .Ob V I i t was n o t known, o r even RS BROWN'S IRON BITTERS a r e t o o tall for me t o kiss Cures 5 ] guessed a t by ex-Secretary I O^ ' C u y your subscription. he loved. My sister-in-law, who was u high spirited Bre- y o u if y o u s t a n d . ' di£G3t i o n 4 ...: PROFESSIONAL. A WASHINGTON LETTER L E. F. LOVILL A A T P S Attaraay at Law D. F. B S / �SUBSCRIPTION HATE S Park, for the sum of *$4-35. Program of,S. S. Convention. OO O O © © ©© © © © © © & IV> T HE W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT The tree measured three arid I he Sunday School Con vert one-halt feet through a t the tioo of the Three -Perk Asso­ 1 'opyl year |1.0() stump arid is said t o be curl­ ciation will meet with the Ben " 0 months..,.. 50 '_BL00DJALM CO., P W ' B . Atlanta, f " 3 months 35 ed from the r o o t s t o the end ver Dam church, on Friday of the top-most twig. Such before t h e fifth Sunday in Ap­ ADVERTISING RATES. •o1 inch 1 week $ 75 trees a r e of fabulous value. ril. 1 " 1 month 1 75 Mr. Councill may 1 ' ciii/iu a realize a v. 1 Introductory sermon b y " a " 8 ; 0 0 $1 $1,000 o r $1,500 for it. Eh; Elder E. F . Jones a t 11, a . ] " 6 " 5.00 organization a t 1 , p. in. I " 1 year , 7.00 utifying —It is gratifying t o learn 1 column i week <).<>() t h a t Prof. Marshal, the brill­ QUE RUIES. 1 month 13.50 J . Should t h e Superintend3 " 25.00 iant editor of the Gastoniu ® " 87.50 Gazette, ' h a s been awarded c a t be elected by the church, 1 year 1 50 00 t h e post office a t t h a t place. in the church conference, o r " e win spiu.it. for ten cents per pound, o r make it into If , , — " he proves such a success a t by the Sunday School?—El- gpods if you prefer. We have a large and varied line of o u r audi rimicn'Hti.'u T -> . rinlir'vr f " t 0 ' f i ( ; ' a t istM.np-nckinjt a s he did a t der D. 0 . R r M M , John Meown goods, and also of mail majJr7 qoill-drivinK -luring the | a w I Bride an d N. L. Perkins. — . (campaign, his services will 2. is the Bibie studied in G ^ ' E R A L ttlCMMPlSIS surely be trionto acceptable t o the Sunday School a s i t L O C A L HEWS. WHICH WE WILL SELL TO YOU VERY LOW. the p a t r o n s of t h a t office. should be?—Eld. K. F. Jones, T o par ties who will gather l o a d s of woo! in theii neigh­ Court two weeks from —Dr. K. D. Jennings, the T. P. Adams and Elder A. C. Farthing. borhoods and bring t o us, we will offer special inducements next Monday. popular dentist who spent 3. How t o win a n d hold a we ho pi i H l o i LA* £ to trade with every wool-grower in 1 lust summer in Watauga and —The trees a r e denning is so well and favorably re- class? - W . S. Farthing, A Ho spring attire. W ATAUGrA C O U N TY. " ' / metnbered by the people here, j ten and J J . T . Reese. * Our agent will aoon call t o see you with samples of o u r —The grip still holds on wii) return t o our county the ^ 4 . delat ion of S. H. t o mis­ goods, and we hope you will give hi»n your orders. with much tenacity in our last of May o r the first of; sions?—Eld. J . J . L. Slier'/ hanking you for past fix vors we are truly yours t o v\ n. June prepared t o " d o up" wood, W. H. Farthing and THE ELKIN N MILLS. —On l a s t Saturday, the everybody's bad teeth. Those Rev; J . F. Eller. 5. What is the duty of Sun 8 t h inst., the mercury regis­ in need of the services of a April 13, 1 8 9 3 . tered a t 8 4 in Boone. dentist could d o n o better d a y Schools to tire Orphan­ — Of I he six thousand post- than t o hold their work for age?—Rev. J . F. Me Bride, E. J . Norris and J . F. Spainmistr. si s i n j h f United Stale-, him. hour. Pennsylvania is blesied with —There was a n net pYssed 6. A Sunday School mass 463. by the last Legislature of meeting Sunday morning a t —»J. Lee Hayes has receive North v arolina, prohibiting 9 o'clock, conducted by the owe a lot of money and for I,he n e s t tbii t y d a y s you ed the appointment of post fishing for t r o u t in the wa­ Superintendent of the Beaver ean buy goods aivjul cheap for CASH. Now 'is t h e time THIS? 18 NO HUM ters of Howard s Creek, for a master a t Green Park, this Co secure some rare bargSur>»fin spring goods. term of two years. The peo­ Dam school. BUGTO DRAW ^ county. I t is hoped t h a t there will I hate the largest lot of fine ami coarse slices of-an 7ple, some of them, seem t o TRADE! —The editor of the DEMO­ disregard this law, and per- be a s t r o n g representation of S E ' u ' N Lfto a hit of clothing a t low CRAT , after a s t a y of three «ist. in angling. We make the different churches a n d woods ' I ' V ' " j f t >° y ch,'up-oladies'impress weeks in Yadkin county, re­ this annnucemmt merely a s Sunday Schools t h a t thedon' Hf si V \Z', , L ! l < ' l e i ? ""trimmed h a t s low down. All kinds turned Tuesday evening. e B *. i ,enq m a r e d u ' a p 1 k e e p a " «*pmrs for the FormI MEAN B USINESS. h hint, a n d Mope the people vention may be a aucse«H. b tvmnn jiiow, Respect full v submitted. —Up t o 1 his writing the will n o t f u r t hei tre*; ass. eotr.?" ' T " f l V d Hue of groceries on hand, sugar, -oL. G. WILSON, j weather remains dry, s o much f' ; * ' " t e nsh. etc., etc. Everybody come and get —In another column is t o JONT H. BROWN, V COM. goods while ( hey a r e cheap. ' s o t h a t plow irig- is almost iin 1 rorn now until the first d a y be found thy advertisement of A M. TRIVETT } possible. «*$™NO GOODS SOLI) ON TIME."®* of April f will sell m y s t o c k s the Li kin Woollen Mills and 1 J musl again request everybody who a r e due me t o It is thought by some we ask volt t o carefully read Loral Dots from ilatpo, N. C. Jcomo a n d p a r their accounts and save cost. I want your t h a t the fruit is blooming too it. I hcv are handling a. nice ? he Lemuel Green sawmill trade a n d wid d o you right every time, and will highly apearly ami t h a t i t will b« kill­ line of reliable goods andean is now owned entirely by Mr. p.eciate the s a m e 1 will just say here, t h a t 1 want ail the —AND— ' ed by the frost. suit you in anything you J a m e s Moore, of Caldwell, remember me t b e , u o n , l t a i » « this season. So, — We learn from the Topic may need. Their agent will who is operating the same Yours Anxious to Please. that Mr. I). J). Coffey and be in t h e county with goods near Esq. W. H. Farthing's. family left Lenoir last Tues- a b o u t t h e 25 th inst., and Old a u n t Betsy Hartley, WILL W. HOLSCLAW. A <" 1 0 prr cent tabovo 1 day morning for the West. will give you the iiighesrmar widow of t h e late Benjamin Where they Wlii make their ket price for your wool. Be Hartley, fell some days a g o W0008UHF, j sure and sec him before you nd h u r t herself very badly, home in the future. established j dispose of it. j Owing t o her age it is feared —Just received a large loi! of fine spring and summer'( -—'topic: There is blood in [shejvill n o t recover. She is >ou a o n ' t think T menn i l dress goods, in black and the moon. Mr. J a m e s T.Grif­ 9 0 r e a r s nld. come a n d look through my The people of upper Bea­ 17® A 170 Cay KllOXVi UL£, TCNK white lawns, black a n d wife fin, Editor of the Marion nainsook, black saline and a >•'rec Lance, was in Lenoir. ver Dams a r e making some HARDWARE. 1 nice lii.e of beautiful calicoes, Monday, having come in re­ necessary improvements on MuVe kJtL o o k # - H i T o ote, H « M SMI U wont coat yon one ceufc if all a t low prices. Come and sponse to a bench warrant is the public roads. They a r e see them. WILL W. HOLSCLAYV sued by Judge Armfield upon road men anyway. A C n f C O ' . T U R A i . I MP L £ 9£3 E It f T i , y o o d o n t purchase. the affidavit of lawyer J . L John Ray and Vddie, daugli Jino O'ivorCfVi'idd " r w i, 8 •» ' ! j vvvsom. —Mr. Wm. M. Crowder, ol I have a large stock a n d oro vvn'a Double SI XDVQI /•. RL S % iYiIJ 0. Bird, of Marion, charging ter of Wesley Thompson, col­ tor a. Lawn Mowers C o r n e a ! , I T SJ * jL'gA " C»g Eik Park, died a t his home want t o g e t rid of it before uatha, • . y •: «, Ac., & c > Mr. Griffin wjth uttering a ored. were married April 7, ^ CradSd and Snathw, Backed Wlr * L./' Is .. t on last Sunday morning. His spring. C. S. Farthing. 0 0 N T T R AC T OR S' 3 U P P U K 8 crim riHl libel against him in suffering h vs been severe and L. C. W ILSON. his newspaper, the Marum MattoJckfS^rc V;;, 1 protracted. He leaves a wife Smith Too?3, Wbo«l4>arr^-Y t O.V» Tree Lance. Mi. Gi iffiin v\ jiv April 1 0 . ' " Vj ) and two lovely children, who CALL AND LOOK1 * m ed examination a n j g a v - e AWMUNITIOW, s - s w r i w c c ^ r have the heart-felt sympathy bond tor his Hppearaee a t of all who know them. the next term of McDowell — Flie members of Snow Superior court. He appears ' would call your attention l odge, No. 134. I. O. O. F. t o reg\ud the Consequences SPK ^SAILTies. to the big cut in prices in my Saah, Doors and binds, ure especially requested t o hi o t the indictment Mgumst Circular Saws, vy< vcJow a other hres. Flre-pr.jof Wirt present on S a t u r d a y night- him f»K of litrie moment. Screen Doors and Wlndt i #»' nios, Pa aer 8afe«,Sto. a the 29th inst., a s business of ''fML'Cl Q * ~~~ SVBRYTHINQ o r JncELSi auggiec, Ph stone Car nag importance is t o be transact­ Life is short and tiiue is fj tain Hacks, » F irm , . „ a M.WAAONE, TWF > WIho«l Carta, ed. D. C. Mast, N. G., W: E . i n g , h u t . B oot1'« 8arsaj>arilia, wi Send for CataL and priooe-y bless lunnanity as the ages ro Hugger, 8ec. ' W wSr l4 /fPev AVv.uon. i'ry"ft this season. n^. Bfrtk H« Boiler fully *w"!cltyodfpaUonago. 4 0 --We are indeed sorry t j Altoons, Pa. learn t h a t Miss Julia Hof­ Robinson Crusoe*# Island, W. W. WOODRUFF & .OO. t e n , w h o has for several Juun Frcnandez, h a s only a Both H a d E c z e m a l7ii & 17 C;a In 14s Worst Form months been teaching in our bout 6 0 inhabitant a. town, is sick of fever. We After Physicians Failed, Hood's Sarsaparilla Perfectly Onrr-d. 1 ^trust t h a t the disease will The Spring C7eattui~A <-aa 4-1,. : — xi.tiJ endured • by mental atrony is touch her lightly, and t h a t Of all seasons of t he year, i. the | £ a rffntc who see their children suffering ; ,i ents oom G jseases caused byi mpure blood, ana j m diseasescauscc n ere long she will be able to one for inakiug radical ekar<*v,<s ^ : r ' \ h \ h l i -OA 1 should save all they a a n a n d YOU —rc r whiob there seems no return t o her school and ma­ in regard to health. During the' ;^ which fjoy w h secHood's cure. This is ! BlOllfd be ••ill bv fir t ii)«- yniir Girned to .o vrwhen . 1 . 1 Sarsaparilla is ned t0 en winter, the sysrem ber.m-es Yo a !, . ny friends here. certain, extent; g g r o WKII waste Stm'thc" bto'ti!' t r T n ! ' I V . - ]» r\ e I...... i clogged with » i o 1 -. i l • i i ' •- ' a W M. niiil I ». —"So live t h a t when the and the blood loaded with impu-! €a«edtskin to fresh, healthy brightness.1 i And lot of »-.ho iniir, wkn ,„. r < u +. L , ritieH. owing to th^ luck of exer- Uead h e following from grateful parents; ! 5 Will .sell you /? L • > ' , f ' '(U''* 1 ° r | 5 0 or $b0 summons comes, t o join the ciHG, close coiiijnemejit; inJ noorlv " T ™°"'' Ko<><1 Co -» Lowei!, Mit,?..• l ' *' | o v/11 7 I mc.-lm.n •< •>' •Ju.chi'Ao netxilea t e a t wiii tit an v. 7 ventilated 8 fa ope and hom'-e an., v v f tMnk Hood's UUAJS m and . ^ t>,f mail. I have % g( od stock innumerable host, t h a t mar- ventilated sfaopn and homes -oi'l 1 ynl'iHWamefUelne on the nsarket for bloodaost t Qf;; :Uinf|r,,, " " J 4 or.hf .TTIG.. is +1 . . ' "' Trii 'it " ' i g ? ^ t . Joint rod, A c to ¥1.50 ' lt e S aes * 0 u r t w o cldldieu s nffere i terri- iSJiout, ;ilii Y- ( r el s Reeds, 40' ct.«fco$l. Joint rod,, 10 to , 25 C t\i :;n belies t o the unknown world, other causes. ' This : the cause with U18 , H o0 per dozen. Limerick hooks, T« ner ot sluggish, tired thou be, not like the quarry si) the dull, at f ins season, feeling V/orot Form of Eozoma x d izcti. AAut o.y in iil. .Vetting for seins, and sei - of anv VuuVh general and slave scourged to his dun­ which must be overcome, or the or vvo years, v. o bad throe physicians In " B B r b " V * f e ' m y beat, for $1 each sent by mi.il!" that Omo, but neither of then succeeded In Do not tan r D write for Duces. Respectfullv g 'IT;!,'? geon, but like one who puts health may be entirely broken S£ite! r * A *• Av .R3t we tnC(l iJoOG J the PI 1;v i i ' i Bi i i i.ttle » ' * Brim a month his armor off and lies down down. Hood'a Saraaparilla, ln,s Aim Incured. Wo both children S. • octly recommeDd attained rhe greatest popularity to pleasant dreams." May 21, 91. all over the country as the fevoi KKOX VILLE, 1EXX » ; t S S S t M ,< S S S ? ? . ' . ! ! , ' 2 I —Mr. Aimer Adams soft/a . accumulation of 1 m p u r i t i e s - •» M» . T. M. SOLIF.E ESPECTFULLY, beautiful curly walnut tree through the bowels, lulne.ys. iiv- i "—I" 1 T t A " "H'• ' > OOD'8J>u-LS ent Hhe other day to Mr. I. L, er, lungs and skin, gives to the '"' ' ecuttipatton, ne'a,? Councill, of the firm of Cou.i- blood the purity and quality nccl SUBSCRIBE l O T H E D E M O C R A T , $ 1 P E R Y E A R . over-| _ ®&'0ne dollar pays tor the vill, Taylor & Co., of Elk come lhat tired feeling. BRUVS COLUMN. \ WOOL! v WOOL? Bring Ih Tour Wool This Year, SAY! WOOLLE CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST I .w. W. WOSOeiiFF S 01 • STOCK v v, •' 7 Street, KflOXWRE, TEMfiU i t, KNE A ftK Ipi M) TM ES J *. J •• •yn.f Otquuuia R ». L fiBVASI, Democrat one y<*ar. oq oo �The Watauga Daanarat Newspaperdom: The editor Obscrrer'S Discourse ou the TOUJJUO. we n o t watch our tongues NOTI K. while friendly with all when Editor Democrat: NOTICE. a n d bridle them from idle By virtue of an execution is State of North Caroline, Wa­ occasion demands, should be D. B. Dougherty, Editor. gossip, tattling, lying, tnleI see in your paper of re­ sued from the Superior Court tauga, county. In the Superior It. C. Hirers, Publisher a lil tie useful t o his friends cent date an article on 'tat­ telling, t o make mischie" or Watauga county, • G itA wis© old proverb Havsi;";',: v V " * " 'N » a- court. and a little dangerous t o his tlers' and one on'wntehyoui gamst- ^ o i « *77,T" ^'" er <«.iu Jona­ M. and VV. W. Holsclaw Ad,1'.',, • ;n nri( l juuit-i lhursday Apr. 13th, 18US. enemies. He should be wil­ tongue.' They seem to b e it is better to think twicelh than Miller and in favor of naidstrators on the estate of Jt. than t o spfliik f)ncp, a t ran­ ling t o praise, yet n o t afraid twin """ " j " 1 - * -for the tongue j dom uir without tllOUgai. ATI dohn .lagan for the sum of' „ Bolschiw, deceased, against subjects, ' < »•"<? * * n Mil o WJIIIUUI. thought. An t o blame. He should uphold is the unruly member of ta t-1 idle word spoken, often brings $7u.8i cfs. with interest and JL'ttae E. Birdii E. Hilly V. and WE HAD a very pleasat incost. 1 will li nf ... Lena M. Holsclaw. tleiv Once upon t'Tview last Saturday in t h e honest and faithful offi­ tter#. Om.ft iir»An a time a sorrow and pain t o the inno­ cost, 1 will sell at, public out­ The defendants, Hilly V. and Hickory with our friend, J. cer in the discharge of hisdu- certain king ordered his ser­ cent with its trains of many cry a t the court house door iena M. Holsclaw, above named, evils, while a kind word spo­ in the town of Boone May 2 will'take notice that an action G. Hall, in regard to his ty and he should protest a- v a n t t o r ' ^ prepare a feast Ijy ken in season, yields o r ex­ i * ' v\ nv u w< iv-ttOu (jJ[ W 10 'won! e „ t i S a e ^ o v e ! h a a l ^ probable appointment by the gainst xv r o n g-doing. He : that, which was productive of e r t s a n influence for good • " month, thefollow I tnonced in the Suiwrior court „l ulioi-iM ]«<• t _i» -.1 J. 1 ... -President to the Collector- should let no fear of a witb- ill.. most good to. tnaukrnd. t h a t often runs along o a r : » « ' ' " f " b e d tract o r p.amd Watauga county'tonel! S e l the iw ,v, . w - • 5 m n ^ more ship of the Western District drawal of official patronage When the king and hisguests path-way of life a s silentl,\, v, land,' v too - iit, fc \\7 acres UII/I r tate situated in Cove Creek townIfAuu i n . 4 .. . . n r\ i?» r of North Carolina. Mr. Hall I d e f e r ^ " 1 from duty. While came t o the feast he found it but a s truly a s the lolling o r less lying in Watauga Co >sh,p in said county, for assets to fi nd bounded a s follows: Be­ pay debts oi the said B. L. Hols­ is still hopeful of his success, a temporary loss may be in- consisted of tongues. Then waves of the flowing rivers ginning on a buckeye and t wo claw, dye'd., arid the said defend­ notwithstanding theactivity currtd, the public will sus­ he commanded his servant find the g r e a t seas and migh­ gum trees on the bank of Elk ants vviI lurther tuki4 notice that ty oceans, the fountain of all of other applicants. He is tain the honest editor, and t o prepare another feast t o living waters. S o with us. « reev:, a n p a t 4he moutfT of t hey are required tb appear at the oflicv or the Clerk ot thiycourt now of the opinion that the officer who may bedirelect in consist of t h a t which was pro The impressions und influence Cry branch, and adjoining at sua office in Boone, on the 6th the lands of A. F. Davis, J . day or April, 1803, and mmwer appointment will not be made his d u t y will, nine times o u t dnctiveof the greatest evil of words of comfort and Miller, C. J . Cowles and oth­ before the last of May.or the of ten, prefer t o mend bis ways t o o u r race and age, a n d it sympathy gently leads'us a- ers and known a s the N VV or demur to the compdniutiu this orjdie plain tiffs will ap­ first of June, although it may t h a n t o keep up a warfare was of tongues, i n surprise o n g the checkered pathway Davis place. Said $72.34 i H action,the court for the relF f de ply t(> of life into the haven of rest be made earlier. It was re­ with a n editor whom jt ma> the king said u n t o bis ser- where sorrow, sighing nalance due of purchase mon and cy of said lands. Ap. 3,1893, mam led in said complaint, This March let, 1893. ported that Mr. Gudger, of n o t be desirable t o a n t a g o ­ vatU: ' Vv hy of tongue again?' pain a r e n o t known. Joe B. Toi-D, 0. S. (;. D. F. AIRD . S)ioriff. . Asheville, had received the nize in the next race. I will add in conclusion, Because t h e tongue is a, mem appointment about the first ber of man which is and can t h a t if we hear slanderous re­ NOTICE. NOTICE, According t o Baltimore A- be used for both good and e- ports, let us first ascertain of April, hut this was a mis­ whether it is true o r false, ifi g v ^ , ,*• B.v virtue of a mortgage take. Mr. Hall tells us that meriean Mr. Cleveland has a vilF deed executed t o Henry Tnvhe has received numerous ap­ middle-aged Cabinet. Their S t . J a m e s speaks of t h e b>r lif Levi Moody ami wife, plications for Deputy Collec­ ages a r e thus given: Cleve­ tongue in chapter 3 verse 5: Elizabeth Moody, oh ihc li V..'. ' ' H;'"; !"r <i«y of Nov. 1878 and assign n"V. tor already from various land, fifty-six years; 8tevei.- 'Even s o the tongue is a lit­ mi*e Ot us turn denfear to idle gossip „nd not coun- !,, 2'vl<O < ) ' u f li ; '' ' '' rf to Fbos. Cook March 26. I oi parts of the district. If ap­ son, fifty-eight; Greshum, six tle member a n d boasteth hinnnftftfauL-. ' Ht; tOWU of t.eriM nee t a tt lers, newscari iers • V. Bocme, Watauga County, N. 1887, a t which time pay! pointed, he will carefully con­ ty-ope; Carlisle, fifty-eight; g r e a t things.' Verses.8and a n d l ale-tellers. C . on Monday, the 1 s t <jay merits were made bv mortga­ sider each application for Biased, forty-six; L am ont, for 9: ' B u t the tongue can no BSERVER. of -Ma.t. a twit: ijfUnd gees. ..>aid mortgage deed reg Deputy Collector, Store-keep­ t.y-one; 0 l n e y , fifty-eight; man tame. Therewith bless lying on the waters of [Vm isiered in the Registers offiee NOTICE. er and Ganger. Friends of Smith, thirty-eight; Morton, we God even the Father; and d u n cjvek. wdjoininglands ;>f or •• a t a u g a covin t y on 1 4 t h day of Nov, 1878, book " H " Hickory are very anxious for sixty. Secretary Herbert's therewith curse we men.' S o North Carolina, Watauga conn M. L. .dcNed a. id others, v ty. In the Superior Court. funds conveyed and descrjb- pages 1 8 6 - 1 8 7 and 188, the the success of Mr. Hall, and s h o i t arm can sympathize we see t h a t the tongue is a n. N. coffey, T.• A, coffey, J. T. ^ — ,7, NI SR.UA MORRGNGE. SAI I undersigned will sell to the we find the same feeling ev­ w i t h Secretary Grssham's little member t h a t is produc­ coffey. Tho's Wright ..mil wife, m . 'offev. wriclil and kit;. highest bidder for cash a t th« erywhere we have visited on s h o r t leg. I t was a Federal tive of both great good and A . Wright and Miroalebcoffcy plfla. n-M'tg.'igc is duly registered court house door in Boon-' m book pagp 121),.etcin our recent trip through Yad­ bullet in the Wilderness t h a t much evil. Therefore should James c, coffey Vs. wife, sarah Gle i!agister's o.dre in Boone on Monday, the first day of and kin, V, ilkes, Catawba a n d shortened the former and a we n o t watch and bridle our E. coffey, wm. 'dmbe?', John Kim. to sorisfy a debt of f-l.50 with May, 1893, to satisfy a bnb Caldwell counties. It is prob­ Confederate bullet near At tongues from speaking evil ber and other heirs at law of Jee« i n t - r w t ami cost. March 3 0 une.Min,. ()II said mortgage of 81 r6 and interests an<l costs, A. J. M ORETZ, able that the appointment l a n t a t h a t shortened the lat­ of onennother, for S t . J a m e s se^r. coffey,deceased,defendants. 1BJ3. The defendants, wm. Kim ber, a <'<n tain tract or parcel of Mo: rgagt- o. s a y s in chapter 1 verse 20: John Kimber Janu s Kiruber and of District Attorney for the ter. i<m«i situated in the county Western District will geo­ If a n y man seem t o be relig­ other heirs a t law of Jesse T. cof­ of Watauga, and S t a t e of N. Trusts and Comblnatioi s.& NOTICE. graphically have some bear­ ious and bridleth n o t h i s fey, deed,, will take notice that, • » '. v rug* in 1murel(Ireek town an action entitled an above has Are popuiarA But there*.is one By virtue-of an ex^ceution of ship on the waters of Cov * ing on the appointment of a form ot trust against which no tongue this man's religion is Wen commenced in the superior . , . the Superior court of VVataucra Collector, as one applicant o n e h a s anything to sny. That vain.' S o we find by obser­ nurt of watnuga county fora ti- county, issued on the 22nd day Creek and directly on the 1 -' u lt'-> nock House branch 1 0 0 a ' 1 for Dist. Attorney lives in is the trust that the public repo­ vation and Holy writ t h a t tie to certain landa bit.nated in of Feb.. 1893, in favor of tin cres. See reeorrl of de?»d for watauga township-in said eoun- Bank of Abingdon against J. P. 'H Sarsaparilla, Henderson's Dist., and the ses in OOCof it is the trust if and the tongue of the ta-ttler who ty, this act ion brought on a bond boundary. Mar. 27, 1893. the best ot fulH.sgn Uiiin, Thomas A Uagatnan other in Bower's Dist., and ly justified by the merit- of t h e goes a b o u t t p slander his fel­ executed by defendants ancx^ster, and I. R. Hngainan,docketed on IiENRV i AYLOR, MortgHgf»ralso with the applicants for medicine. For, remember that low-man is a nuisance t o so­ Jesse T coffey, now deceased, to 71 h day of April, 1890 for #2,031 .by 1. p. Cook, Assignee. HOOD'SSarfaparilla CUBES ciety and productive of one pluintiffH and their ancestor Aus­ 87 with iuterest on $1;817.64Collector. It is probable that tin coffey, for title to the afore* f'rom 7th day of April, 1890 with both will not be appointed Hood's Pills are purely veg of t h e greatest evils t h a t dis said lands. And the defendants costs, now in my hands for colfrom the same District. efable, and do not purge, pain t-urb the peace a m o n g neigh­ will further take notice that they iaction arid levied on the follow­ -ire required to appear at next ing dfwcriU.'d hinds bv me to sat­ or gripe. Sold by all druggists. bors. term at superior court of The tongue of the wicked will county, the be iield on the8th said isfy so.-ne ou the 22n<V day of THE new railroad from Le­ to .won Marcl:, l.odr), I will seli to tire y'* lie, cheat, swindle, deceive, day after the 1st Monday in March highest bidder at the eoui-t, housi noir to Wilson Creek, at the nuir wuson L'reek, '!'1 N~v,p3:erfoot of the Grandfather hasl n , J ™ m e t o n Messenger. a n d slander; tell cales t o J 893, a t the court house of said door in Boone, on Mondav the U o w *ro interested in a n county, in noone and answer or been cnntrnetoH to a respon make mischief. T h e tattling demur to the complaint in said first day Of Muy, 1893, it being been contracted Monday of the Superior court, aker sible company, and work on article we chanced t o see in mischief-maker is t h e agent action or the plaintiffs will apply one tract or boundary of land Se\ the grading will becommene- the Ashevi'leChristian Advo- of pandemonium, the quint- to the court for the relief deuian. ied on as the property of J. I'. said ed in a ft w days. Mr. Hugh cute. It was a letter written essence of all evil. The tongue ded in1893.complaint. This Feb llaganiaa, lying in Boone town­ rn 28th, ship on the water's of urnwliv Gwyn, of Patterson, has the from Rome, Italy, by Rev. VV. of t h e upright speaketh -evil Joe. B. TODD, C. 8. C. Fork, adjoining the lands of VV. coutract to furnish cross-ties L. Grissom, of the Western of no one. With his tongue W. Presnell, N. H. Shipley, J. R. Hfigarnan and others, it being and wants 100 hands to M. E. Conference (N. C.) He he prayeth and teacheth his the lauds upon which E. L. Her­ commence work next Mon­ told of a newspaper t h a t is fellow-man the way of salva­ J & man now resides. One ' met or day. The line of roai will very old indeed. I t is of the tion a n d sings praises to Ids parcel of land levied jn u s t h e property of J. P. Haguman, ly­ mins Patterson three miles year 1 6 8 Before Christ, and God. With his tongue he ing on the waters oi r.aird'screek to the south, but it will, it is was recently found. I t s title speaketh words of comfort v'witauga township adjoiningtluthought, be connected by an is Acta Populi Rom am Diur- and cheer t o the poor, the lands o f G. VV Mcfdunis, f , C . t- irp, Elijah Isaacs and others, arm. The^electric road from na. Mr. Grissom copies sev­ sick and afflicted. A kind Li o I* I r {,> make room foi* If h. ing known us the Bailie Ha eral of the- items and they word spoken in season is like Lenoir to Blowing Rock is aamis. ana. iauds. One trac* or i I wish t o call the a t (en ion gain being agitated. One man read quite like brief news bread c a s t upon the wat/rs. •if land Lvite! on as the prop'*iUi ( P! desU ck records of o ur times. We the fruits thereof to-be g a i n oi the *.rade t o the fact t h a t < "l v of T. A. Hagama;) in Wii proposes t o t a k e f1.00,000i . ered a n d nourished* in a n y I a m now offering some rare t aiga township lying ou Wabiustock with which t o begin. * , V e a t C f f w a m P , e R : ' March 29—The Consul La- d a y s hence. From many evils bargains m noote, s h o u s . gu riv^a, adjoining the lands ot The estimated cost t o com­ A . b Mast, Henry Taylor, J . F. plete this line of road is f 3 5 0 vinius has to-day assumed deliver me. From tattlers, hats, ready-made clothing, •"'•niii, ,!ars>t> \Vagner and others, G O O the duties of his office." busy-bodies, news-mongers, prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ kiiow.ri a s thw -Villiam Mast 000. " A violent thunder-storm t o make mischief, .M R H H R ware, such a s plows, hoes, ni u e, now , occupied by Andy H M m Above , |] i io!i t, embracing all of said H a AH1S MAKtm .1 til t LINGLE, the man who kill­ h a s burst to-day over tke things else, we should he care shovels, spades, U'acechains, lands. One tract or parcel of j Fveel on as tlie property of ed Jenkins last; fall in Cald­ ;city. During the nfteruoon fui t o riot speak evil of our and, in fact, anything you •E It. i:I again an t o satisfy the a thunder-bolt fell upon a n christian brethren, ««IVI espc *, need in this line. and tAa|.c r " —• '"" • V* well county, was arraigric?d fo< egoing execution and also an for trial Inst week in Lenoir, onk in the v H n i t y of the Vc -ail y young converts and min ution-in m.y hands in favor ot ti. F. urannock against J . R. and was acquitted by the ju­ lia Hill, tearing i t u p in sev sters of the gospel. With M tgiwnan for ^40.00 and interest For the uext SIXTY DAYS. sorrrow and regret I have ry. Our W. B. Councill was er«l pieces.'' ,'ic L H Sid 1 .6 and cost, situated in Boone town "A fatal affray took place, heard the character of one of orie„of the^defendnnt's Attor­ ss.ij) ! , v o n mushy Fork a<l0joiidtig the lands of \V. VV. neys. and acquitted himself a t the Bear' wine shop, neat ' o u r m o s t popular, able, usofinely, making a most splen­ the Hill of Janus. The pro- Jul and influential preachers I keep constantly on hand t Preend), J . p. uagainan Z. Adand others, known as the J . did speech. We have heard prietor of the shop was dan- traduced by slanderous and full supply of grocer­ fl • Ha gam an home place, uii brapoisonous tongues. I t is bet- ies consisting in p a r t of Su­ dng the whole of said lands. his speech favorably com­ gerously wounded. "Andidius, the money chan ter t o atmil a good man's his A a ret 27, 1893. mented upon b.y*a number of g a r , Coffee, Rice, etc., 9. F. BAIKD, 81iff. ger, who carries on business money than t o steal hisgood which will be sold a s c h e a p u ' persons who heard it. Mr. under the sign of "TheShield name by lying a n d slander­ they can be bought in th» Councill is fast coming to the AJraiulsfrator's Notice. front, a s one of our, most a- of the Cimber," h a s taken ing. If evil-minded people mountains. It n viug (pi,tilled as the admin ble lawyers, and we are proud flight taking with blrn a con­ will tattele and slander let 1 cannot, in this small s p a n i . • : tor oi Elijah Dotsoh, deed., siderable sum of money." •ill persons indebted to said PHhristiaus be careful 'JUl t o J , ... V#V VMI ' IUI not IU of the fact. • nil early to see us ire ca n tell you of half the b a r g a i n tnrc are requested to make im' Denniphon, the brigand I apeak evil of any 6ne, espec1 a m prepared t o offer, bu; medinte settlement, and all per­ show yen better than we can 1 (A t>*b/\ rv*r«>< L.X^L. j i <n 1 L. y. I' . L i-1 • Mr. JnmesJS. Ewing, who chief, who was lately captui iaily of a brother o r sister invite vaal, one pud all, to sons holding accounts against tell you. has been appointed minister Jed by the late Neava, was who is tempted t o d o evil. c o r n e r e d see. Tnirty-six in said CMtate are notified to preShould we not rather g o t o ches t o the jfird uu«j sixteen <e?it t hem* duly authenticafed Very Respectfully, to Belgium, is a cousin of crucified to-day." " dhe Carthiginian fleet en­ thein and t r y t o reclaim them ounces t o the pound has ev vvithii; twelve months or this no­ Vice-President Stevenson. tice will be plead in bar of their tered the p o r t of Ostia this b y w o r d s of brotherly love cr been inv m o t t o , a n d 1 recovery. Feb. 13, 1893 H . ( , M A R T I N A CO. hope t o receive in the future, North Carolina is proud of morning." J. B. REEN,-Administrator. and kindness, t h a n t o help what I have so much enjoy. the appointment as minister tattlers t o publish i t t o meietl in tlw past, tlio l i W n l put Blowing Rock. March 1st '93, w T «-» the to Greece, of Dr. Alexander, ; ,Hon H a link v aylor , nn !, 7 na-jfonr-winds ot puoli? gossip? ronage of (ho public. H v of Chapd Hill. Nor.li C M roll nu, but; If «o small a uiember AS Most Respectfully, • '• -'orison'-are broluti iri'ia orci'Aori oi htyutoohold ctrtg. • n o . r o iv-Ment of Alabarnn, ; our tongue is s o productive ft D. y your mibioripUcM. i>rowi. V, I von B i trers lauouvil th a Ptbuiids III9 I is t o be minis ter t o Spain, • of both good and evil should Vailo Cruets, May 10. "J't. aids atgvfiiimj, rcmov?® exoetis of bli^ i OUT.H Llft'SfLv §tiDQU*9» B O H I CUTKJFF® BIKES, &e RIX G A N D S u MMER nnj v v mor mm 11 M any Goods \^ill ba % So Id for Less than Manufacture. G TAYLOR. �Tta Wataaja Dam) jrat • i • 1 1 Sti ffed Lions as Pulpit Exhibits. j three horses s h o t under him , cciniiiniiiniiiiiiiiiitiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiuuiniiii^iijiim New York Herald. I * OVERMAN'S 5 'A r o M P L K T K NEWS P.I | a t the last tearful charge ot The startling innova f ion in Waterloo, which filled t h e A DEMOCHATicfamflv newspaper 1 lie I ridftoftlio North C'firoi devoted t o the interest of C:>un pulpit methods made by Par­ "bloody ditch" with French na ITeHfl." 13 THE ty, State ano Nation. Published son G. H . Tyndall, of the I soldiers. He fled at last fi om Do .you want to aid in building every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ Broome Street Tabernacle, Paris, after the Bourbon reg­ nxYezin.ttke • /. t-3? tauga County. \ . C. LI life giving el- E ii|) a paper that shall reflect the who illustrated one of his ser­ ime was restored, and was | SPwrB'JLP enient of air aa4 fi greatest credit on North Caiole «water ; without mons by suddenly producing arrested in Switzerland s h o r t _ IItthereeeabene ua, no "-lift ) MOUTH OXYGEH Is a -^een? matter where it mav be life. SPECIFIC A Romance of War. Then patronize PIAC*. •peelal medisat- i a wooden lion which roared I.v after. " I t is a remarkable New York Herald. I he Wilmington Al&s seuger ad Oxygen treat-! and wagged his tail when the fact," says a n English histo­ i ^4ifspEci ment far diseaa- i A LAROE KIGHT-I'AOE PAPER With Gen. E . Kirby Smith, clergyman pulled tiie string, ea of the nose, ;-Wr; : -i throat and lnnga j rian, " t h a t N e y ' s punishment Do j ou want a reliable paper : v\ few. CURES The Inhalations' who died on Tuesday a t liis has insured him a bigcougre•* L'^GttSUMPTION oides andOermi- 't1 v "'g .von all the news of the ASTHM contain Diaincame in less than six months home, in Tennessee, the last gation. Students of natural world—a Democratic m-wspaper feotanta, in ad- 1 • Y£.SR2NCH1T1S after a valor a t Waterloo ditioate the beet : HAY FEVER that equals the best— has the of the full generals of theCon history want t o see him known apaaidoa i which would have made a for thcae die-! •r-rnm federacy passes away. He strengthen his theology with n ; *aci,ofcrrYing the reraady by Inhalation right to largest circulation, and has for iiCSaB 1 wentyone years been a part p a t r i o t immortal"—for his­ : nk'y' U «ea»e, making It a POSITIVE aeisaecfc - -. • ry v °°P ® Hpeoifloiused in Catarrh a»d ; was a thoroughly equippevi stuffed (giraffes and human and factorin thegrowth anddev.-.iay-ff.vcr. hot a patent medicine. Phvaioiaaa t o r y s a y s he was shot like a * pruBcribo it in their practice* ' velopment of the Old North soldier and rose with ama­ skeletons. They a r e on the "HECAUTION common teflon on outsidethe State? Then subscrbe for zing rapidity fiom the rank tiptoe of expectation await­ PSZCSSSMTY walls of Paiis on the 7th day jr. tw " •< .1»Ay, r. .Sin n .Kos«n. SMiine Shop. f .WW ti SpoSoK! 0». TH WILJRIKGTOIT n t l l M l of lieutenant t o the eminent ing his next move. L/Jft tiS iUuli. I nil', • -.r,}' .... } r alntory ftkwps, ami any X''10 rhellr BniMIn*. Omaha, Kr. of December. 1815. f.. Brj.,W»r. Loul.Tllle, Kab. Campaign Rarbes: p <-9 l l>.:v •> rr »:•/ nr oiftthft lire used. position occupied by him soon ' ' • •• •!* brutt to bo the best The reverend gentleman ' «'"J- ' •»•'-r hiVSM ted. •r?'« A PCis [A'' addr..8^lt0"a.; 1 lie "Daily Messenger," by after the battle of Lynch has started in for a serious i ytv >y rttarn lnall a oopy of oar • T-» : I'liiosa At ONCE. mail, 4 months 011 trial, for oxpkiaingtho : 9 e* iCJ - K .f ^ttpnsohoalthitraalmeatlnfiuL Bead $2.00 burg. ' i!jo , y [„3 fi'-. crusade on the lines of the o b •I : Jjiwite Oxygen Co., *•? There is a romance in his ject lesson. Heexplamstl'at arl Sttion. The weekly "Transcript Mes­ I! L'-.f.hS.ftllLIIMIIIIil.lllllllHllllilililiuiiuKii' BOTANIC eventful career which ought t he stuffed lion was intended senger,' (the largest a n d ^Iiilllllllllliilll!il!lllillllil|ltl|l|;r.'|itii.|||||;,n.2;2isi|,ftf{|||a J best paper in the S t a t e ) U n o t t o be forgotton— h i * t o give seme idea foyounge months on trial for $ 1 . 0 0 wound gave him his wife. members of his flock of tie A thoroughly tested Remedy Cash in advance. Both When t h e battle of Bull Run king of beasts ami his terri FOR ALL r c3?S£3& papers a r e large Eight-Page | SE aSABRlSIE f was begun Smith was full ble ways. It, was not his sheets. Send Postal Card HlllllllffllllllillllllMIIIMItllMdlfll'XtWJtMlltfdtMlMttl This standard remedy has been tried, •thirty miles away. On re­ fault t h a t the thing he took and not found wanting, for forty years by with the address of five per­ an eminent physician, who has used ft WARRANTED with certain ana unvarying success for all ceipt of the news he covered with him into the pulpit sons and receive sample, cop­ diseases for which it is recommended. It never fails to benefit from the tlrst dose. ies HE ESSEXOKH. t h e distance with his troops looked m o i e l i k e a what-is-it 5 YEARS Iff—T« quickly and effectually driving out all —— disease germs from the system through Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. the medium of the skin, liver and kid­ by a forced marh and arriv­ than a lion. He ordered a neys without any unpleasant or injurious CURE FOR effects. It is not the result of ignorance ed just in time t o be of signal real wooden lion, and he or superstition, but it is founded upon common sense and a thorough knowledge of modern medical science. It effectually service t o theSouthern army. understood t h a t the con tract TAKE THE purifies and enriches the blood and brings health to the sufferer. As a general tonic I nSV^i!; f'. •' , .«.i While making a charge a t had been carried out until V' It is without a rival, and in Its analysis of II— I health-giving properties It is absolutely beyond comparison with any remedy ever the head of his force he was the fatal moment when lie re­ !*U Mslul! ii. ft. Vv v w offered to the public. It isa panacea for all Ills resulting from impure and impover­ UOIXft so severely wounded t h a t lit­ moved the covering fr< in tin 4 ished blood—the current of life; quickly cures NeroTula, Dicers, Eczenea, Nkln tle hope of his recovery was model. IMseasc. and Eruptions. Catarrh, This new treatment for Catarrh and Rheumatism, Elver. Kidney and dlsoases of the respiratory organs Is Kindlier Dlneaaeti. Female entertained. He was carried, H«M, Nervous IiiM-iuca, etc. tVeiilione of the most important dlsooverles Many of the ex peril need in medical science and possesses tb# however, t o the house of Col. pewholders com plained that INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF. Emigmntw going to nny of the following advantages i Send for our Free Hook of Valuable McDaniel where he received the thing was misleading, a. 1 L The patient can cure himself at a small expanse \ f'Mtet n States or Territories Information, together with a wonder­ and without outside assistance. ful array of certificates of remarkable dill save time and money going 2. No chango of diet or pursuit el ills Is niBHtsff cures from the simplest to the most vir­ t h e attention which his des it did not look like a lion during treatment. ulent disease, after all known remedies I H)*a a iMjjff) Sii/rh Arm. •'ia. (Jiica.go ami Alton route, had failed. These certificates testify with 3. The remedies are In no wise offewslvs to fet — flh» a S«l? noltlai; Ni ii-ile, q pernte case required. I t is When the parson pulbd th no uncertain sound, that Botanic Blood patient and entail no dlscomforL i in the quickest route to Z, HJM » 8«lf-Uir®»<tLlg Sbr.tila. Balm Is the best,cheapest, quickest,great­ 4. The remedy reaches the seat ol the trouble ~ llaa No KquaI Iji C«n»5riit iltra. 2 est and most powerful Blood Purifier ever more than probable t h a t he string the tin-trumpet lik directly. " HH » » Meshaalcal A] -IPfM known to the world. B. The remedies and means ot apptlanos om be K A N S A S C I T Y , D E N V E R , llaaaiiKlojitut iriulivh. PHICK—11.00 per bottle ; f5.00 for 6 bottles. would have succumbed but squeak tin.t came from t i e carried In tho pocket without Inoonvonltnce. ja lias a Porirect s 1 1 J J c For sale by druggists; If not, send to UB. - Has a Poaitivo Tuke-up. intES TREATMENT at any dr-uff rtor for the careful nursing of the animal created laughter in­ Address BLOOD BALM CO., Atlsnts, Gs. c Km 8p-1lull !'uinlinr«. Ami all points in Idaho, Wash ^ CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.Oflh V s Has Ali.ro Good Beivka QnslitlM ocd j CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ington, Oregon, Utah Col's, daughter. She watdi­ stead of t e n o r . Inside the B'B BTBTB^BTBTB^B s docs a I^irgor KXBL'O or Krmoral Work Caoterlne Medicine Co., Waco, Texts* - than wiy Suwin^ Maohins in Sto World. " and California. ed him night and day and lion, i t seems, there waft a UXIVKltSUY OF NOIITH CAKUIAU |Examine THE ROYAL tor y>otj>t3 cf g /'inest n/irj Best, Eqnifjpeti her efforts were repaid a t lust pair of bellows which suppli­ Z excetienoe, BSH! you wM Hond in tin' West. buy no o&or. by the patient's full lecov- ed air t o the squeaker, the Instruction is offered in four Z 0:i]y line running Solid Yrsfi general courses of study, six ery. | :s bud trains between St. Lour# latter being operated with a brief courses, c large number 1ROYAE S. M. CO,, Roe&d, Sil. Blllllllilllllllll!lllll!lllll:i!l!||||)!li|||ll!)|)j(ilill||||||||||||||S and Kaunas f'it.r. Of course there could be lever. of special courses, and in la w Reclining Chair ears and Tour but one denouement t o this "Listen t o the awful roar medicine a n d engineering. isl Sleepers free of extra charge. little drama. The soldier and of the king of beasts," said 1 he t acuity includes twenty I i Boardinq, 1 will meet parties at any rail­ his nurse fell in love with Mr. Tyndall impressively. teachers. Scholarships and road station with through ticket* Ceibngst and baggage cheeks. each other. He signed a mar­ Then he pulled the string and loan funds a r e available for ggrntgated Sheeting needy young men of talent Eor rail information,maps and riage certificate and received the tin trumpet emitted its and character. The next ses­ bi'serip ive pamphlets of tbs ( rm Paints^ his commission a s a major feeble note.' It was very dis­ sion begins Sept. 1 . Foi cat­ v» est write to or call on ( iron Rooflng| general on the same day.and appointing. alogue with full information, OM aSCEBPT OF 5 0 CENTS B. A. T?9»5io, C.rtttaro aad Spouflwg. r; Praveling I'a^sengvr Agt,'. address President Winston, a s the fairy tules go, " t h e WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF } a scTSJteet Kctal for BtHhftmi 10 Batton Ave., Asheville, N. (•. Chapel Hill, N. (,\ i ( OOHW.STB ANDSHIPPED ) READY \ couple lived happily forever Newton Enterprise: Won­ J . HARLTON , G. P. A ( 'T8APFLY WHEN after." $ sBB^-swsssmESBaam llliengO. I'!. der if Secretary Hoke Smith re WE WANT 11 There were scores of such members the trick played on I fi —AN— instances during t h e war and him by the miller a t Motz's THE ONLY INFALLIBLH CUBS FOB Uf$J tjicy a r e all interesting. mill a t Lincolnton when he Totter, Ground Itcfi, Itching Plls3, RiGjj Boy Character. was accustomed t o pay that We wish to call atten- ion t o our t °a rowtwstto workman to Worm acd all Itching Skin Diseases. I t is the greatest delusion place a weekly visit, holding line of second-hand -v« <uuia*A fwr -A AFFX.X orur —Hr't a1-..* JLJL in the world for a boy t o get a bag of corn down on a ( * -' «-.-ir-i»iaiask svltothed* wxMe few 11you hevo TETTER, It msffo't not how long H ***** i» « tHww u.rr»a oi n^n-gracra Vynr Cf i -vr east ;«a,xa*, Buggies, Carts, wagons, •ttlsled, TETTERINE will as osrisiuly euro oese Tea. Put ep la attracthro osd orly thfc idea t h a t his lite- is of no mule. While waiting on his s ©flL, Ohio. you sw you use H. inaf packages sod p«ckad In han<1soma c o n s e q u e n c e , a n d t h a t t h e grist he and two other boys H a c k s , H a r n e s s E tc, RSMAILBHED 1372. counter displanr bcraes of six pounds tacb (either sls«); b oaiy soW In packages, character of it will not he took a swim dov\ n the creek They are almost good as new, ifaralsss, Ptflake-a Md Fragrant. at a raaaeaabte sod m»ch iovrts price to and persons wishing to buy can F/f fi K PY ® «l«4 if yow oax) dloaatlsfied the coosumer tlua any ether package tea noticed. A manly, truthful t o the river. While gone the T — Southern Ba»lt of Georgia, Chiton the market of aay merit whatever and boy will shine like a s t a r in miller hid their clothes and secure bargains by calling on us. haui Rank, acid NzHoual Baaitof Mvacuab. affords the dealer a fair profit; Is a thor* We have a big lot of NEW oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ any community. A boy may made them believe some one 1. T. 8HU?Tt?lfIE & BRO. lutely pure, always the same ; free fro® possess a s much of noole had stolen them. Hoke did SAVflfiWAH, SA. dU3t HARNESS character a s a man. He may some tall pleading with tin will find the Five and Ten Cent packages on hand, which will be sold on the cheapest and most salable package s o speak and live the t r u t h miller t o g o after o t h « i tea on the market and consumers pr(p reasonable terms. If we have not t h a t there shall be no dis­ clothes but he was entirdy got what you want, we will nounc® It "th® best and most economical/4 Kin-Go Tea Is convenient to handle, easy count on his word. And there t o o busy t o leave the mill take pleasure in getting any to sell and has proved a big success wherever introduced. a r e such noble,christian boys The miller now lives in New thing for you in our line. We buy We are extremely anxious to have al) and wider and deeper than ton and his name is Unch direct from manufacturers and dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re* quest that you Include a few boxes with they a r e a p t t o think is their Billy MeCaseiin. can, therefore, give you very your next order to your wholesale housa j or order direct of us, we will see that you influence. They a r e the Kingclose prices. are supplied. For further Informatics! Marshal Ncy. boys a m o n g their fellows, We have a full line of new liar address having a n immense influence Charlotte Observer. 1'hc Rev. James A. Weston noss—Collars, hrhlles, etc.—ev­ tor good, and loved and re­ erything in the harness line. Can spected because of the sim­ is t o lecture here next week beat the world on prices. ple fact of living the t r u t h . on the identity of Marshal Ezf We will talce in exchange, URE REAM- ARTAR OWDER Ney w if h P. S. Ney, the old -Ex. horses, mules, and also good bee ENDORSED BY » school teacher, makes recur­ Charlotte Observer: In a rence of t he French marshal cuttle. Give us a call. PROF A. L. METZ,P.H. G, very pleasant letter t o S t a t e of interest. However much tihNKEL, CRAIG ,1- < O. of Medical Depart ment Tulane University Lenoir A. C. of Doulaiana, who, after a careful analyala, Librarian Birdsong, Gen. J . the render of history rimy nd pronounces It a pore Cream Tartar Powder, which lie cheerfully recommends to the H . Lane, of Alabama, who mire Marsha! Ney's incom public. commanded a famous North parable braverv 3 the impar­ HE OUTHERN AVORITE"^ Carolina brigade during the tial historian must set his P U R E , W HOLESOME ANO P OWERFUL! war, says: " I often felt, du­ double apostaey t o two mas­ ^ You Want It Ask Grocer For It I"S u I* ') 7l § (f\ m i ring the war, t h a t the gal­ ters in its true light. He was ULF FG. O, lant soldiers of the Old North the first t o advise Napoleon is easily earned ly ntiy one of cither sex In n;n part ot tiie C' untry, ivho is willing to work indusS t a t e did not have justice t o abdicate, and straightway • ?I* "! , ' «»»plo.vnient with h we furnish. and von run no done them, aim subsequent allied himself w'tli the mon­ 1 tie in tor U li^lit ami pleasant,cnmplcle.so that risk wiinicver. We lit you out One nf thr you can Five the husiness a trial without expense BIISTTkI events have confirmed me in archy of Louis XVIII. w h o to yourself. For those willing to do a little work. —I; enropc. I „ , _ ii , ' ' offer made. Yon can work • iMX wnuqualfd, an* Cur 'noTlitie.Tc! tho worls. to Intrndur- onr all day, or the are my convictions. Indeed, I a m loaded him with honor. He ployed, andinhave aeveHintr only. If youyour em- IIIUlif"HTBfl9f ~ • P ytKxl, vruotll .Brulmia few spare hours at dis­ 'fit'JT ' Vn >P!tl tje ; to *bo»<- Only thosectwho wrlta Mil rMl *-H OR E m eB locality them, and add to vour in receipt of letters from a was one of the ranking offl- posal, utilize will not interfere at all. income, » pur business You will Bm4 Stomp »* Rtw**rMe.i rtow Ito, [ *2 us onc« fan make to do of aure in Oavefrtc, r.U Trod* Mark a oMaiaod. all Tabbe amazed on tiie start at the rspidltv and ease C2 'banee All you ha.e ftoi ! la i *i\ making t his cei s of the,allied armies which b- which von tunas* dollar upon dollar, dav in end rip ent Italiett crod«<t*d for Mttoib F«*«. wtan>whotoritll-rour nalrhbon '• ahow our r«od< to I •> « FlCMfftlEIj thoea t«r ejlsj la U t. Pataat Cttaa day out Kven beginners are successful from the unrt those around you fjie hebroad issertion, a n d ' telling uiet v ;«]>o!eon on his esc.ijR first .tour. Any one can run the business Roae aai rra caa Mrar* paUat kalaaa ttaMtk*• w»ui iu ^ fffnnlng of thic ndvrrtiaevnsiil naaota ft on Waallarfon. rail. \ ou should try nothing else until von sm» we, o. his own volition, t h a t B«n4 Modal, 4rawla« ar pfcefe., with ®e.• W,. The following ^ 'oYlt'r^'r, for yourself what do at bnstKC's rom I:>a, went over t o the which wo offer. Noyou can risked the men t^oa. tf a advla*. tf »at*nUhl« *r net, tone capital Wmy brigade has imverbnd jus XAtsnaai fthAfga. Car f*o set till nafoat la aeaae roUc! rr#c<Sfct^ a V«l«, ot to kldr.n whe want btsSVi T Ti j'i)lj / >Wf > (j OV Ftand workers; nowadays they lank.; , / It • A PinakW, liew fo Ohtafa rtVnU," wmm is men. They should try'this business, t h e done i t for the valiant up ttbroiid taie bssa** cfactaal all*«U t« Jnvfo'A, muttf,ar well adapted to tiirm iVrite at once and se. fw browr'H >&OH irrTKBi. fo-wu, aaat tro*. par! I. look in ihe bloody ine gi\-al tuiib. of the old ar­ yourse,!. Address II. HALI.KTT A CO., It la j»loar*nt U) Ltke, r\:r»j Malaria, IakUBox tiA0, i'ortlund, M. teaWWe HUiMM* And LI WW C«d£>bttelh battle of Chancellorsvilleand my of Italy, and followed his afiaars! Gettysburg. fortunes .to the last, having i f Cfy 1SPECIFIG OXYGENi "BREATH OF LIFE."I r the di Arat 4 OKLY 'SS' IN USE. J i 1 - BLOOD BALM 1 j BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES. ROYAL | CACTERINE NATURE'S 01 T M CATARRH EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. ¥ 793* and Nortliwest. 3J S» j ROOFING. CURE PAY NY.wlA NB C ATTENTION, Bl!f TETTERINE! , A G E N T EA" Is M-Sa T ) ,: Sor v/ILls tiio rvaults—References oh BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, DEALERS P OWE DOLLAR . C "T S i ilOOl G M T P F C t l e PI ! 0 n rr,or u s ,l O.A.8MOW<tO<^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 30 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0413_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: April 13, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-04-13 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/67df7fe8a3a52c715817e07bc31ca2e2.pdf c9aca9f30924e78f29e9bbd9f734808c PDF Text Text VOL 5 PROFESSIONAL. BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C. WASH INGTON TRU11SDAY, APRIL, 20, L893, NO. 31, L E T T E R . tion. He was born in Ver­ Foenian's Tribute to Line's Brigade, A Great Outrage in McDowell. COURAGE. News and Observer. Marion Record. mont, but hasresided in Min­ For The Democrat. From our Regular Correspondent. W. B. C0UNC1LL, J R. I t is seldom^ h a t words of nesota since 1857, with the Odus Thomas a n d wife, LilWithout courage iinpossiPresident Cleveland has si exception of the time he serv­ praise o r credit a r e given by •lian John Ervvin, Isaac Er- bilites a r e very plenty, b u t a ATTORNEY AT LA V. rem a rka hie en pari ty 'for stan- ed in the a r m y . " He will take Northern writers relative t o win and Abe Brown, colored, c o u r a g o u s m a n f i n d s t h e m Boone, N. C. dirig long hours of hard work, charge of the Pension Bu­ the bearing and action of arrived in Marion Sunday scarce. Southern troops during the night a b o u t 1 2 o'clock incus and it has been put t o a se­ reau about May first. Man ewe his very growth VV. B. COUNCILL, M . I ) . vere test since his inaugura­ Secretary Morton found n o t war, t h a t it is with peculiar tody of Deputy Sheriff D. L . t o courage. His mind is b u t Boone, N. C. tion, Uh it has been the excep only individualsein.vlo.ved by pleasure t h a t we q u o t e irom Davis and posse, and weie a dwarfed shrub until it is in­ Resident Physician. Office tion r ether t h a n t h e inle the Agricultural department the report of Colonel Aug. C. committed t o jail t o await spired by courage t o expand o n King Street n o r t h of P o s t w hen he has been able t o re­ who were n o t rendering ser­ Hamlin, of Bangor, Maine, their trial a t the next term a n d unfold its fettered na­ * Office. tire betore 2 o'clock in the vices in anything like a fair an officer of the Eleventh Ar­ of McDowell Superior Court ture; then it burst the shack­ morning, he is always a t his? proportion t o the salary they my Corps, U. S. A., concern­ for violently assaulting and les t h a t bound i t and takes E . F . LOVILL desk again before 8 o'clock. receive, b u t a whole division ing the battle of Chancellors- beating Miss Poe Kirksey, a on a vigorous growth which ATTORNEY AT T .AW, Feeling the need of i\ littleun of employes who have been ville, in which, referring t o most estimable young lady, soon assumes proportions of Boone N. C. disturbed rest, he, in compa­ practically paid for doing Lane's North Carolina Bri­ a daughter of Capt. E. J . strength and usefulness. " I n ny with Secretary Grealm in, nothing for more than a year. gade of Confederates, he uses Kirksey, who is carrying on t e ii s e anticipation trans­ OH. I,. 0 . REEVES. left Washington S a t u r d a y a t This was the quarantine di­ language so honorable and a geneial merchant.ile busi­ forms impossibilities info re­ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON noon and will not return un­ vision of the Bureau of Ani­ worthy of a true man and ness in her own name, near alities.'" When we have* the CfTce a t Residence. til tornoriovv. His destina­ mal Indrusty, which Secreta­ brave soldier, and s o well de­ Dyartville. Odus T h o m a s a n d courage t o believe a thing Boone, N. C. tion was n o t made public for ry Morton has just abolish­ served by the brave men wife'Jiad contracted a debt a t can be done we can d o i t fear t h a t he might be follow­ ed. finite a howl has been whose fidelity and valor he the store and gave a mort­ much easier t h a n we could ed by some of the importu­ raised by the republicans be­ commemorates, t h a t in sim­ gage t o securest. The debt if w.e believed i t could n o t be L . 1>. LOWE, n a t e office-seekers, anxious cause the chief of the abolish­ ple justice t o him and them, became due^and Miss Kirk­ done. to personally present their ed division happened t o be we copy his words, a s they sey notified them she wanted Courage keeps onecooland claims. They went t o s e e the late Mr. Blaine's brother, appear in his report publish­ the money. This made them in a fit condition t o receive Ambassador Bayard a t his although it is difficult t o un­ ed in the National Tribune. angry, a n d l a s t Saturday a intelligence. Courage makes NOTARY PUBLIC, home in Wilmington. Del. g ro u p of ^ v 'negroes, [seven all us fit t o justly computate a derstand why t h a t should Col. Hamlin says: Lane's Brigade was severe­ told, went t o t h e store. Miss danger and escape it. Cour­ The investigation of t, h e have made the slightest difBANNER S E L K . N. 0 . Weather B ureau, now being fereuce. »Surely they did not ly denounced for the desulto­ Poe was in the house alone, age enables us t o pronounce pubiiels conducted alter of­ expect, t h a t a democratic ad­ ry firing which wounded Jack and Lillian abused and curs­ with correctness on a threat­ fice hours at the Department ministration would feel call­ son aud peihaps A. P . Hill, ed her. Miss Kirksey order­ ening danger. Courage isn't J P . JuUlii'fcfliii If , Of Agriculture, is a very mis­ ed iqym t o t a k e care of the but neb her of these officers ed the negro woman out; she the bold rashness of the reck­ ATTORNEY A1 LA IT. ty mess a s far a s it h a s gone, poor members of the Blaine ever blamed the same t o the defiantly refused t o go. She less adventurer, n o r the dar­ MARION, N. C 1 8 t h North Carolina for fir­ then tried t o put her o u t and ing thrusts of the bowieknife ami it grows even nastier. family. -(o)The popertv of t h e bureau Secrefaiy L a m e n t hasn't ing a s thev did, a s neither Odus took hold of Miss Kirk­ or brandishing of firearms in Will practice in the courts o- has. according t o t h e testi­ been doing much talking—he Hill nor Jackson informed sey and held her while his un affray where anger is rife W (One•••a. A ? \ i t : I.<:!!,Mc!>uw- mony. been stolen ami said never does- tint t h a t he has Maj. Barry, in command, of wife beat and kicked her in and the blood hot; b u t true *11 ami all other counties in the j to junl: Jenleis whenever cer- j been doing some investiga­ their intention t o pass in the breast and stomach. Miss valor is unyieldingadherence .ventern Jislii . '^Specie' fit ten tiony'v'M ! j ihe collect lull of , tain of the minor officials! ting a n d thinking is shown front of his line, a n d b o t h Kirksey fainted, and i t is t o the right, cool deliberation 1 needed a little p\f ra whiskey ' claims. by his statement t h a t u o Hill and Lane h a d warned thought she received serious i n t i m e s o f d a n g e r i n t h e ' money, end the steal!' •; was j more army officers will be de­ the troops that, they were in internal injury, a s she h a s midst of excitement, theabilHotel - . - -7>i i, tci C;;!n. | J tie in broad daylight, the; tailed for ornamental pur­ the most advanced position, since been throwing up Dlood. ity t o resist the uprising of On jfT lif e'' r illng 'ienlth pniipl yes of The bureau being pose. This may be a little a n d must be keenly on the o- Our latest advice is t h a t she impetuous impulses a n d hold »»f n - v s . i. j.;i> ' r i o r u a . c | use,! t o load it upon wagons, rough on the army officers lert. is growing worse. one's self in obeyance t h a t my U-i p . i i t v in hetovnoi j About everything seems t o I t is proper a t this time t o who have been calculating t o Several of the negro men the wiser deliberations of a n v V'*r})Vnro!' u. end ".'ill p..«» " ^e(l low for c; til f.iul : i»1c.• * terms have been inclined in t liV spend the summer a t t h e s a y a few words concerning had guns. They remained a t afterthought may guide the o .M.lt O k-! "r. to 1 will if ike ' thefts, nj"»n one oeea>Jon a World's Fair and the vari­ Lane'.-* Brigade, and consider the store for awhile in a. sul- tongue and body in their ac­ r«-ji. o. , •! il ff.wpcriy in ex f one step being taken from ous summer resorts, b u t no the charges-of a want of firm key mood and due of them tions. I t requiies a much change. Af»piv j -n. the building itself. T h e prin­ one can deny t h a t it is just noss brought against it. J lives remarked t h a t if anybody greater courage t o control a W. L. BRYAN. cipal men implicated thus far t o the people who pho p a y ligation shows t h a t the Bri­ wanted anything else they man's own self t h a n i t re­ Notice. a r e t h e foreman of che pr <ss these men their salaries, and gade was composed of young could get it. quiies t o face the leveled re­ F o r sale. 9 0 0 acres of land, room jyid the Captain of the doubly just t o the officers men, of the best stock the Old This is one of the most un­ volver of a n a n t a g o n i s t when on Rich Mountnin, Watauga County, on whichisashestos. watch, hut others higher u p without "pull" who h a v e North S t a t e contained, and provoked and a g g r a v a t i n g all the fiery passions a r e let a n d line land for sheep ranch. a r e said t o have received a t o perform, in addition t o sent t o represent it in thebul outrages i t has ever been our loose. Sales private. L. I). I -owe A' ! p a r t of the money, and i t is their own, the duties of the work of Secession—the Army unpleasant duty t o chronicle. Witness the man who does J. T . Furg rson, E x ' t i s , of expected t h a t the evidence butterflies of the profession. of Northern Yiiginia. The The good people in the com­ not fight. Watch t h e strug­ Mrs. A. P . Cftiioway, deed. will prove it. Secretary Mop Postmaster General Bissell records of the war show t h a t munity are, of course, great­ gling passions a s they spend >Y . 1c '90 . ton is determined t o get a t BNMU I LI! h a s decided t h a t no fourth i t was in all the principle bat ly incensed, and the deputy their fury in trying t o wrest NOTICE. >> the bottom of the filth a n d ! class postmasters shall be re­ ties of the Army of Northern sheriff experienced some dif­ themselves from t h e g r a s p of P a rt i e s putting papers in see t h a t every guilty man is] moved, except for cause, un- Virginia; t h a t its blows were ficulty in anchoring his cul­ his courage, t o resent a n in­ m y hand for execution will punished, regardless of A ho; t il they shall have served all severe and its losses were prits safely in jail. If Miss sult. Though some unthink­ ^ please sdvance the fees with he may he o r who mn.» be his or nearly all of a four year frightful. In the battle around Kirksie dies excitement will ing one might call him a cow ™ t h e papers and they will re- friends. term. This is a new rule, a s Richmond hi 18G2, t h e Bri­ run r a m p a n t and the lives of a r d . y e t a more courageous cei ve prom p t a ttent ion, other Mnj. Gen. Schofield and Maj. these officials ha ve never been gade lost 8 0 0 men killed and the prisoners will bein jeopar­ battle was never fought, a wise they will he returned not expdjt^cl for the want of Gen. Miles have had a squab­ considered t o have a fixe d wounded. At OhancHlol 'Sville dymore eourageouscaptain nev fees. 1). F. BAIRI> KHFF. b l e a t l o n g r a n g e o v e r t h e term, but were removed a t it also lost T farly 8 0 0 men er existed t h a n is present in trouble in Indian Territory. the pleasure of the depart­ killed and wounded, and of Way Down"South in Dixie. the man who masters him­ L. L. GREENE, & CO., The quarrel is understood, t o ment. The change is under­ its thirteen field officers all Manufacturer's Record. self when taunted and insult­ REAL E S T A T E AG'TS., have occurred over the carry stood t o have been made by h u t one was struck down. At The solid basis upon which ed by a malignantenemj'. As ing out of an ci der for the dc the president, and after all it Get.tysbu.ig it formed the left the agricultural, thee uiland long a s a man h a s the cour­ * _—HOONE, N. c. tail of a n army officer t o in­ will make no difference in the of Long-street's charge, and t h e iron interestsSnow rests, age t o keep his passions in vestigate the trouble. Noll. end, because there a r e s o although it had lost a b o u t and the promising outlook check he is safe, out when Will give special attention t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale S. troops will be sent there many who have served four 5 0 p.»r cent in its three da>'s before them a r e duplicated in once he allows passions t o of Real E s t a t e in W. N. C. unless the Secretary of the In years o r more t h a t by t h e fighting, i t marched off the all other branches of business predominate he is in danger. T h o s e having farms, timber tfrior requests it. time they are removed near field in or tor and took posi­ in the South. Everything is Courage is the result of rea a n d mineral lands for sale, President Cleveland said he l.y all of the rest will have be­ tion in support of I he batter­ on a good foundation. The soiling. I t is necessary t o will d o well t o call on said Co. intended t o get the very best come removable under the ies, which some of the other whole South, enthused with success. But true courage is a t Boone. man in the country, who was new rule. brigades did not do. And the certainty of freedom from what is needed, n o t t h e bold L. L. OR EE A & CO. available, t o be commission­ • M a r c h 10, 1893. A cross-eyed New Jersey they were the last soldiers of political troubles strengthen­ daring of the murderer, b u t er of pensions, and the gener­ man was kicked by a mule, Lee's retreating a r m y t o re ed in all its business opera­ c o o l d e t e r m i n a t i o n i n a n y NOTICE. al approbation of Hie nomi­ and a s a result of the blow cross the P o t o m a c River, tions by the experiences of walk, 1 lie power t o master T h e laws of the S t a t e re­ nation of Judge Win. Loch- iiis eyes a r c now perfectly both after Antietam and Get­ the past, with more powerful self, t h e ability t o believe in quire all weights and meas­ ren, of Minnesota, t o t h e po­ tysburg. financial influences working the possibility of achieve­ ures t o be sealed, and I here­ sition indicates t h a t he suc­ straight. Persons with sim­ I t may be said briefly, and in i t s favor than ever before, ments and the heroism t h a t i l a r o r o t h e r m a l a d i e s a r e without giving offense t o de­ b y notify the people t h a t I a m prepared t o d o such work. ceeded. Judge Lochren was not, however, advised t o fool serving soldiers on either side s t a r t s t h e new year with the will stick t o a task until i t is Yon >vill find me in Boone Hi n o t a n applicant for the po­ with a mule in the hope of t h a t s o long a s examples of assurance t h a t i t is entering completed. W ILLETT S. MILLER. *%the residence of IT B. Dough­ sition, indeed, he a t first re­ similar benefits.—Ex. American valor a r e honored upon a career of greater pro­ erty. J. II. COOK, fused t o accept it, but with­ B.o s o long will t h e nam» of gress and prosperity than it S t a n d a r d Keener. Holston Methodist.—A bul­ Lane's Brigade of Carolini­ drew his objections when his has enjoyed for thirty years. J . I). Watkins, Blakely Ga. party d u t y and loyally were ly carries off from 10,000 t o a n s be held in high respect. Ten years a g o the S o u t i r s writes: "Old sores covered 40,000 for knocking o u t a THE GREAT PROGRESS OT ELECTRICITY. appealed t o by the President. compedetitcr in a slugging The Brigade was alone from agricultural, manufacturing my entire person and itched X ) I ^ . «S2NTSBIJ3J»<3 8 p. m. t o 1 0 p. m. in front of Medical & Surilcd (rdlfote HiH war record is of the bra­ match; but if a "prea her the Federal army, a n i a l t h o ' and mining products aggre­ intensely night and day. F o r for cf Chrofilr, vest, and although he is not knocks the devil o u t in a seveval months I could n o t i*L it had been three times raked gated in value a b o u t f l ,200, work a t all. I commenced the Ci'Late, U.kI nil pro­ by t h e terrible artillery fire tSnriilcal CCHE a member of the G. A. II. r no hard-fought battle in a 000,000; now they a r e a b o u t use of Botanic Blood Balm «I'AHA1YTF.K» In »? I' arranjrul «t*mps for ("end taur t*k»n. book on member of t h a t organiza­ tracted meeting, the people from the Federal guiis a t cent, Inili.eMcs, and how to $2,100,000,000. The increase and coni me need t o grow bet­ will take up a h a t collection, ftbov# tion h a s s o far a s known had and think they d o nobly if Faii-view, and attacked in in population during t h a t pe­ ter t h e first week, a n d a m | c u r e thei-i. C a l l r.r addrens, flank by some of Sickle's reg­ ' DR. ALBERT F. SNCLL 4 CO., a word t o say against his JTaiArr Hi. pao-r. linnTlill., TMIB. t i n y reward hiiftorith $ 1 0 t o iments, did riot waiver n o r riod was only 1 8 t o 20 per now sound and well, free special fitness for the posi­ $ 4 0 . from sores and itching a n d cent. call for aid. a t work again." '' Atrornay at Law • f I �The which wasj ,fl(b of TII 3 Watauga Dsraayrat; Airy vvil1 b" "turn the Mountr sent by124-ton gun Germany, Krnpp, of fon v grunitn ^lilillli!illllllllll!!ll!l!|ltlllllII|l|||||l!!|||||||||||||||||||l|||!|!U OVERMAN'S I SPECIFIC 0XY6ENI A COM P F F T F NFV/8P A PER 'Pile Prideoftlie North Cnroi n a Press." | sides of the die will each have for the World's Columbian A DjiMocuATicfaiiiily newspaper I a bronze plate inserted into Exposition, will be landed IS THE devoted to tli" interest of C>un from the steamship Longueil 1" BREATH O F L I F E . " ! | I)o you want to aid in building ty, Stnte and Nation. Published jit. w hich brought it from Ham­ "XYGElf iaths • ! up a paper that shall reflect th« every Thursday at Boone, Wa- The'monuinent is so plann life giviag el- e j greatest credit on North Parole ementof sir xad burg t o this cau»'.try, a t S p a r taugu Bounty. N. C. ed ( h a t a s t a t u e ecu he plac­ water) without na, no matter where it »nav be 11 there, oan be i>o MOUTHlife. BPBOIPIC ed upon it when the necessary low's Point, near Baltimore, PIECE. OXYGEN is a seen? Then patronize special medicat­ llev. Dr. Wcsto on Ney. /he I! ilrnington Mes seiiger i ,-v ' : V ' ' mm funds a r e raised nryl t4 ey will Md. ed Oxygen treat­ ' " V . : r.tM The gnu, with many other ment for diseas­ A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER Press and Carolinian. he raised; t he Battle Ground es of the nose, ^ Do you want a reliable pnjier throakand lungs exhibits from ICrupp, w ill be After having delivered a lee Co. never fails. » CURES The inhalations I ! giving you a'.] the news of the ATARRH ASTHL contain Gei-mi- > forwarded t o Chicago on a YONSUML-JTION cideo and Disin­ t a r e in Charlotte last Thurs­ world—a Democratic newspaper fectants, in ad­ .-•stlKONCHITlS large, open iron c a r a b o u t dition to the best fcliat equals the best— ( ILLS the day night, on Peter Steward A Javftiise Show Uoiug to the World's HAY FEVER known specifies kali*. fifty feet long, resting o n 3 2 for these dis-; I largest circulation, and has (or Nov and Marshal Ney, t o a dugc-s,(KU'rviiig tlie remedy by inhalation rirht to | tbs sect of the dizeanc, making it a POSITIVE r I twenty-one years been i part IIYENNE , Wyoming.—The wheels, built expressly f o r delighted andieme, Rev. J . A. (JUTiS, Separate Spooifisousoa in Catarrh and land factorin thegrowtli and dev­ ilny-revtr. Ki t a patent medicine. Physicians • pratioribe it in their pvuetioa. e l o p m e n t of tin? Old North Weston, o u r former towns­ World's Fair for the Dutch tins purpose by the Pennsyl State? Then subscrlte for island of J a v a and for Bor- vania Railroad.- -Ex. FIRS ;"%CAUTION ONLY "JSP IN USE. man and Rector of the Epis­ pj cq ."Sv^ITV TH WILMINGTON }]}f } M I l)dpo«ltorlM: copal church, repeated t h e n e o and Sumatra passed H W-MW.AUbaiQtt8l.Om&hn, Nob. c l. o'.i.. i .I'icliino Shop, Loa & Lei MOfjtUa!ly bulHtng, Atlanta, Ga. Campaign Ilarten: " 1 • tt in...t, and any through here to-day. There M 4'."Jx K. l io'Hwav, Louinvilb' same in Hickory on Friday iv are gtseu. '_ nr.- 1-rtTT.A^.YfaBsr^m, 1 it,- in be Use host The "Daily Messengor," by ! A PGSoVvL CAriD addrossed to , night a t CI a rem o u t Col­ vv(• re two special trains of 1 4 i '.vantetl. ; i. . ,-~,u by r«turn mail ft copy of our! mail, 4 months on trial, tor :s AT ON CIS. ' ;m .xj.iteingtbe treatment in falL Send i lege t o another cultured and cars each. The outfit s t a r t ­ e,r ii if J .'CIU prise health. : #2.00 BOTANIC ed from home Feb. 1 4 , and , '% i. Stipcly Od., a p preci a ti ve a u d i e ri cr*. B LCC C Oxygen Co., The weekly *'Transcript Mes­ St. •NOt. MoiiOit. • llwlt.l.iil uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiniiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiw left n ancisco l a s t Sun­ He seems t o have conclu­ senger," ( t h e largest a m i BLOOD BALM best paper in tlie S t a t e ) 9 sively convinced his auditors day. A thoroughly tested Remody There are in the party 1 2 5 months on trial for #1.00 FOR ALL unanimously t h a t History m o ¥ ikA 1 Cash in advance. Both persons, including thirty-six r* BLOOD and remedy has been tried, SKIN DISEASES. L; a h m ti'sua tii and the official reports of papers a r e large Eight-Page This standard women. Thev had some rare and not found wanting, for forty years by France h a v e falsified t h e / | RRACSHERSl sheets. Send Postal Card an eminent physician, who has used ft with certain and unvarying success for all =iii!itiii!ii!ii!:iii:nMiniiiii«iiiiS!}i£itt«i<R?5it;K»w«:iK^ truth in s t a t i n g t h a t Ainr- birds, but all died; and an with the ad fire-is of five perdiseases for which It Is recommended. It never falls to benetlt from the first dose, quickly and effectually driving out all sons a n d ; ecei e sanijiie cop­ slial Ney, whom the great Na Orang Outang, the s t a r of WARRANTED disease germs from the system through the medium of the skin, liver and kid­ ies ol ..IwssKNU^ii. poleon pronounced a s '"the the zoo. is sick. Dogs a r e in neys without any unpleasant or Injurious NATURE'S 5 YEARS 'p' "IT ris-'i If t . V effects. 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IX-iema, Nkln IMteam and Eruption!, Caturrli, GOINGCarolina from 1819 t o the all their lives appeared be­ ItluMiiaatiMin, Llror. Kidney and madder Dlseues, Female WeakEXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. T* fore royalty. Thei-eare ai ti day of his d e a J i in Iredell new, Nervous Diseases, etc. *Jn0 and N jr Lliw&st, LC.J.-, This new treatment for Catarrh and diseases of the respiratory organs is county in 184G, was the real, sans from every line. All of INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF. M • ^Xx-VA Mel one of the most Important discoveries Rend for our Free Bcob of Valuable Information, together with a wonder­ in medical science and possesses tho genuine, world renowned sol­ the passengers a r e in good Emigrants going to any of the ful array of certificates of remarkable following advantages i cures from tho simplest to the most vir­ health. Of the expedition, y ^S * dier, Michael Ney, the Count '' 'W- . i 1. The patient can cure himself at a small expense Western iSlat:es or Territurici? ulent disease, after all known remedies bad failed. These certificates testify with and without outside assistance. no uncertain sound, that Botanic ltlood of Liehengen—Marshal Ney. young Kerhoven said: 2. No change of diet or pursuit ol ute is nsoessarj '/ill s a v e t i i a e and money going Balm Is the best,cheapest, quickest,great­ i n . G h i c a g o and Alton route, during treatment* est and most powerful Blood Purifier ever " I t is peculiar t h a t you A2 R. L'SVC.'r, I;i<-*l Arm, 5, The remedies are In no wise offensive to the Rev. Mr. Weston hopes t o known to the world. r. i s t h e q u i c k e s t route t o s Il»s a Soli i-xyttisstr ft. odie. patient and entail no dlsoomforL P BICK—fl.00 per bottle; |5.00 for 6 bottles. ^ ilAt Self-Phi-efritlE)^ Mttthlft. 4, Tho remedy roaches the seat of the trouble be able t o have his large book mericans know s o lit tea bout »• lius Wo Kquttl In Construction, For sale by druggists; If not, send to us. directly. s iiiu a ltf»«l:ul<til Apsenrauiyk ' S 6. The remedies and means ol appliance can DS KANSAS CITY, DENVER, us. There are 25.000,900 Address BLOOD BALM CO., Atlsnta, Ga. on this subject printed by the s llMan Elopinl J-'itiibh. S !!].!( carried In Inconvenlenco. tBt 2 Hot a Pcrieci Ailjueiairati, S JTliISJj Til tho pockot withoutany dmg rtora B B JFJA TM ft'A'T at Lippincotts, during thissum people in J a v a and 40,000,- B T B - T B T a T b ~ Ursa u Positive T'ttko-np. 2 ind all points in Idaho, Wash CAGTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00l 2 Has Htyiiidi Kurulfcorc. 11ua Alt.re .flood Sowing Qualities nt»d 2 CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. iiigton, Oregon, Utah mer. He h a s not the means 000 a t trie group of islands. UMVKBMi'V OF KOKill CAitOLia.V = doca n Larger Uttttgo of Oonouvl Work s 2 and Gu-liiorniii. - Yhan any .Sowing; fULuoIthvo In tlio World. ~ Cacterlno Medicine Co., Waoo, Texas, t o d o s o himself, and some O u r G o v e r n t r e t i s a H o l ­ j Finest ninl Fast Fqnippen land's protectorate, with a Inst ruction is offered in four | Excmiie THE ROYAL for points of | kind friend of t r u t h and leaigenera! courses of study, nix | exceiJ0HO8f niwl you wlii Rnnd in the D'e t. ning, a s well a s of romance, little power for some of the n iel' courses, r large number buy i>o otttes*. g 0 tiy liai funning Solid Vesli ! (for the book is a s fine a s any natives. We will sec up m of special courses, and in law biid trains b-'fween St. I. OUTB | RQYAE S. M. 69., R s s k M !l!. J .md ivansas C i i y. historical romance ever writ­ Jackson's park a large vil­ medicine a n d engineering. SlilillllllliillilillilllilillllllllillllllllllllSlliililillllllllllillllll^ I.inclining (Jluiir crs and Tour t e n , e n t e r t a i n i n g a n d e n - lage. We have 1.200 tons of The Faculty includes twenty ist Slee]>ers free of charge. freight. Includes b a m b c o for tea'diers. {Scholarships and thralling t o t h e student and ck-Bo Weather Boarding, f will ,no . parties a t any rail­ loan funds a r e available for historical researches from he our dwellings and a theater needy young men of taleni road station with through tickets te^teteCeilhgs, and baggage checks. ginning t o ending) can per­ and main building. 0 u r and character. The next ses­ jf'orrtsgatod Sheotfag, Dor full inf'oi mat ion, maps arid workmen will be busy in shop.- sion begins Sept , 1 . F o r en lforin a service t h a t will carry F-vnp ivc p nvipli .s of the Roofing Paints his name down t o posterity and we will sell curios and ulogue with full information, West write to or cal] on Liu Iron Roofing, a s being a benefactor to stu­ advertise our coffee, tobacco address President Winston, B. NE^LAND , RECEIPT OF 6G CERTS Eaaro T.-crtghs, Catiws psd Spo-'ttlng, nr.d manufactories. H u ri - Chapel Mill, N. ('. Traveling L > a-.,e:' »;er Agf.. dents and historical people. jpf Zfbfwf) of Sheet Metal for Bunding WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF 19 Pa.tton Ave., Asheville, N. C. Mr. Weston h a s pursued his dreds of oui people will come L COMFLSTS AND READY \ J. HARLTON , G P. A HO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./ theme with a zeal and ear­ over during the year, visit Chicago, Til. l¥E WANT nestness t o a full fruition the fair and t o u r the coun­ —AN— t h a t no one man in a million try. We wish also t o estab­ THC ONLY INFALLIBLE CUBE FOB lish close commercial rela­ could o r would do. He h a s been t o Europe in quest of tions with the United States. W o wish to call attcnt ion t o our Tettor, Gronnd Itch, Itching Piles, Ring line of second-hand <t >-r.» eweMjeeia worhinm to light on his subject, besides n. ui APFX.Y our materials Worm and all Itching SMn Diseases. Friendship Between Ho se and Dog. l 1—T traversing t h e United States, Euggies. Carts, wagons, r _;- > ooKciLatl* writ® PM Is a dvsiw bicrtd $we, high-graAe CblIf you bsvo TETTER, P matte re ttol how long It ha? .--jhi ivraaak and also corresponding with New York Tribune. neae f ML. i^at up in sttrsctfre aad orif Hacks, Harness Etc* oxistod, T E T T E R 1 N E will aa cortalnly oura A plumber of NarraganseH inal m-A packed In handsoma , CM:in&t! v Ohio. all persons in a n y way famil­ yw> cs you use It They are almost good as new. coun^as- dispisy bo^cs cf six pcuiuHs each r/? A'3L!8HED 1872. had a horse 27 years old, (eitlaer sise); » ouly sold in peerages, i a r o r having a n y knowledge and persons wishing t o buy can Uarmlo&o, PalaleoG and Fragrant at a raesaaabte a«d much lower price to which was used for carrying secure bargains by c tiling on us. of either Marshal Nay o r Pe­ UOU^V F^fsadsdlfyoaaTC dlasn .tJsflod tlw coRSuf^er than any otttcr package tea InLflvia. B vvltis — Eteferenoea— on the market of any merit whatever ana ter Steward Ney. H e h a s ran­ around his master's materi­ We have a big lot of NEW Soutlioro HaBlt of tke State cf Georgia, ChaFaffords the <Ar«ier a fair profit; is a thor­ iu'.s.r Banb, and National of Sevruinah. al when t h a t was necessary, oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ sacked the French records in lutely pure, always the same; free froia but spent most of its time in BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, J.T.8HUPTRIKE&ER8. the matter. BARNES"-Ac JU,T SAVANNAH, GA. Mr. Weston isaclergyman, a small pasture. A fox tor on hand, which will be sold 01 will find the Five and Ten Cent package# poor in wealth, poorly paid, rier also belonging t o t h e reasonable terms. It we have not the cheapest and most salable package tea on the market and consumers pro­ but rich in learning. Hence, plumber, was a n insuperable got what you want, we will nounce It "the best and mosteconomlcaL 'v companion of the old horse. take pleasure in getting any Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy we say, we hope means will to sell and has proved a big succese When the old horse was har­ thing for you in our line. We buy be provided him t o have his wherever introduced. We are extremely anxious to hare aU book printed this summer. nessed t o the c a r t the dog- direct from manufacturers and dealers stock this tea, and earnestly in­ was on guard t o see t h a t can, therefore, give you very quest that you Include a few boxes with Enough copies can be sold your next order to your wholesale house t during the World's Fair t o nothing warn stolen from the close prices. or order direct of us, we will see that yoo We have a full line of new Bar are supplied. For further Inforraatloa more than pay for its publi­ cart. In tin* pasture the dogaddress ^ was always sniffing around ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ cation. Any one s o desiring HE Km-Go EA C o , " S T can address us on the sub­ the horse and was never s<> erything in the harness line. Con delighted a s when the horse beat the world on prices. ject. would begin t o roll in t h e jgfcaF- We will take in exchange, .r 'K'&r K ' grass, which it often did, ap­ hoises. mules, and also good bee Battle Ground Bullets. parently t o please the dog cattle. Give us a call. Greensboro Record. ENDORSED BY mc g,Judge Schenck has begun which would jump a b o u t in HENKFL, CRAIG & ( O. vy * ROF A. L METZ, P. H. G, Renoir iN. C. work in earnest on the Bat­ every direction and bark foi of Medical Deportment Tulano University of Louisiana, who, after a careful nnnlysla, tle Ground preparatory t o pure joy. ^ -J; VJJS2& pronounces it a pure Cream Tartar Powder, which he cheerfully recommends to the At night when t h e horse the 4 t h of July. lil ; I" 5 e-f public. The old stumps are coming was put in the barn the dog V <5' i i "L 5 v.vdc, I f O j "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" v* v . - " up, the old logs being remov­ always entered with i t s friend OWn D O L L A R if ?ORE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. f. <Cy ed and the avenues p u t in and slept on the animnh I Slo p ij M t . gB S S STB Alt; ' P -fS S f iQ i K T j a v . r. w You Want it. Ask Grocer For It. body. One day the neigh­ S E E S S I I good order. 4i " fi'2 2 fmirm r $ H g earned by of either res I • •> 13 « An acre of pines which hid bors hoard the most disma is easilythe vouolry,RIIV one willing to work in ntij ULF ., part of who is Indus triomlv t h e Lake from the railroad howls coming from the pas The laboratis the employment which we furnish. | i f l ! K .«.3 light and "pleasant, atid vou run 110 risk whatevc:. Went yon out complete, ro that h a s been out down and opens t u r e a n d found t h a t t h e old you can give the business a trial without expense to yourself. For those willing to do a iittli work, FH«r»cmw!ffl One of the FOAMJtsy this is grandest offer made. = BKSTTd o u t 11mvicvvbeautifully. This horse had died. There was all d;i , the in the evening only. IfVon can work MILES escopea I s iF R E E or you are em­ the world. ployed. and hours your dlswill also expose t o full view the terrier on t h e dead body uos-J, utilizehave a few spare to yourat Income, j •' unoquatrd, and Carintroduce nur to Inrilitloaara them, and add mpenoreowlawenrill .onarRRS ap" our business will not interfere tit ell. You will loos* rmsON thoae who I, rite In each looallty, the new monument which is howling out its sorrow and be amazed on the start at the rapidity aqd east Sal CLuiip tar ntartratd Vtien* Jxtn', .--j r.f above once ran make mre of Osivfets, TrkCu-2Iat-Yt obt»i**4, dQ Fat^ thenoat Only you hare todo in tn rhonee All by dollar upon dollar, ost Vseifrii w ceB«*xct«* far Ht^ocsfa Teas. CMBt Vseiaei^i far Batata f c«s. misery. The d o g remained daywhich you beginners are sttccesshtlday in and t o he erected. out. ISvett from the cm <•*? ih?** * w. s. rttcnt oa«L returnwho call—your neighbor! • 3 P8 ie to show onr gn -da to first hour. Any one can run the business — noae — * a»4 jiofftro octane* talraa toma«4x«» those You shotiltry nothing else you se> and those Thy beThe plan for theNorth (Car­ with the body until it was Ve fail. yourself what you can do at until busines row)..* fm* Wte;v>ftr«. Rtnnln* aroood yon tho tele for th • fiwikt! rviwtft), wltk ahowa theof thisenditofreduced ty email ofadTertieement which we offer. No'capital risked. VfcaaeU »r Acm. We If petratabb) M fcaa al o l i n a m o n u m e n t - h a s b e e n moved for burial. The following rat piers the nppenmnoo grand workers; nowadays they make as tnuci ivse. Oar l>y vat !*• till yatoat I* »*aare4. IJIPffM is men. They should trv this business, r > it is s. fl f "F-rf lu Obtixut r»to«U," wiftAi very nearly complete! and atonic, or ciiUditH who waatbuna well adapted to them. Write at once and see fo, Nre«:«i of *ct»!si #!!«>!)V» La jemr SfUta, « foz ap. iibould take yourself. Address II. i-JALI.KTT CO., town, l«*t tree. A«*w», B-XOTVN'S IHOIf BITTKIW, Mr'. Oi lo Epps is now* making Or yov IF ,TO '", • *: iC,: Ar&VS, fiftieth pert of lt« hulk. It ; v. !. Ax-oo'J* Box 88O, Portland, Mi e No tit tholarge ae is eaay tocarry Wc le 0 pran.l, doahleeixc tele, Tt Li plen-unt to take, fiiron Malarli, T:,dteeore.ea will alaoahow yon how yea inr. it re semrcai iry can make from #."1 to Iflt 1O i day at leaat, from tho atart.wlUi. fttstiuo, Mikxxauoss and Livwt OoUipiaJota. a drawing of i t s o i t can be J i i . ' i U VV /:;O .v MJLTXL s. out experience Hotter write xt once WeDay all expeeaa chirpex. Addreaa, H HALLKTT A 0O„ Box MHO. i'OKTl.ARD, MalK*. |£ will curt you, clcjvia year liver gftw fa*0bi CSKiJ», <K & soud apj/'-tiw. let t o contract. C • • *\» 1 r T S IS f SO FI CAGTERINE • - TAKK TMK - • CATARRH 9 CURE PAY OOFJNG. C ATTENTION, HIRERS! r DEALERS T T PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER P - G MFG. CO O.A.SNOW&00, �< 1 The Watausa Dam jurat D. B. Dougherty, Editor. B. C. Hirers, P u b l i s h e r 111UVM]ay Apr. 20th, 1803. —•*5- I T IS sail to note from our exchanges the havoc of the fierce tornadoes, extending from Kansas to Indiana. The states of Iowa, Illinois, Ne­ braska, Kansas and Missou­ ri have suffered great losses, both in property and Unman life. Towns were blown away, and farm-houses in the line of the tornado were demol­ ished; barns and out-houses destroyed; men, women, chil­ dren and stock were killed. The extent of damages and loss of life are not yet known as telegraphic communica­ tions are cut off. It is fear­ ful to think of. The Western States are frequented by these tornadoes so often that it is becoming dangerous to liie and property. We had rath­ er stay in these mountains where such storms n e v e r come. T HE convention of South­ ern Governors met in Rich­ mond, Va., the 13th inst. The object of the convention is to stimulate immigration, to es tablish direct trade more ef­ fectually and kindredsujects, such-as labor and employ­ ment, mining, climatory and health, advertising and man­ ufacturing. Committees have been appointed to look after all these matters under the directions of the several Gov­ ernors of the Southern StateR. It is hoped that this conven­ tion of Southern Governors will mature plans for the ad­ vancement of labor and farm products of the South. The WHILE we were in Hickory Southern people are waking a Few days ago we visited the up all along the line. With proper steps taken under the office of the Press and Coroli Cleveland administration for nian and met with a cordial the next four years, we confi­ welcome from the urbane Ed­ dently hope that great pros­ itor and his force. We found perity will again come to the a well equipped office and ev­ people of the South. Why erything in excellent order. not? We have the finest sec­ The Pi ess and (Jar oilman is tion in the world in climate, not a ktranger to the people health and fertility. Trade, of Watauga by any ineahs commerce, finances and pres­ It is now one of the best week ent system of farming, coup­ lies in the State; thoroughly led with the outrageous tar­ democratic and sound to the iff and pension laws now ex­ core. It has a strong sup­ isting are sapping the life port, and is,consequently, on blood from the Southern peo a firm basis. The local edi­ pie. Now if these obstacles tor said some nice things acould be properly regulated bcut us in the next issue of and give the South fair play the paper w hich made us feel with the rest of the world, hopeful. times will surely grow better. THERE seems to be trouble If Congress will do its duty about the appointment of to^the country, changes will be made for the better. We District Attorney and Collec­ hear of over-production in tor of Be venues for the W. N. the South, but webelievethis C. District. Vance and Hen­ to be a false idea. Talk n- derson want It. B. Glenn for bout over-production, when District Attorney and Guild­ thousands of peopleare star­ er, of .\8heville, for Collector. ving and going naked all o- Mr. Cleveland thinks of apver the world. Break down pointingCopoElias, ot Frank the obstacles in the way of lin, District Attorney. If this commerce; kill the trusts and be done, it is probable that combines and let us have free the Collector will go to Wins­ access to the markets of the ton. We judgf* however, that no one knows how matters world. are, and it is only guess work W E admire Mr. Cleveland as yet. for his independbce in making appointments. He appoints men who have proper qualifi cations and does not enquire how he fought thirty years ago. He believes the war is over and that a Confederate soldier is as good as any­ body if he is true democrat, honest and capable. This is the only test for his compe­ tency The same principle applies to the Federal sol­ diers. If this country is to be restored and friendly rela­ tions between the North and South maintained, which is the desire of all parties, why enquire which way did t h e man shoot? Under the re­ publican administration o f former years, if the strongest rebel voted • the republican ticket he was eligible to promotion and a propercandidate for Union men to vote for. Mr. Cleveland has recently appointed a number of the old Confederate soldiers to office, as rell as those of the Federal Army. Well, what's wrong? "Let us have peace." BE patient democrats, you who want fourth-class postof fices, for the axe is raised to strike off the heads of all re­ publicans and it wont belong before you will hear some­ thing drop—the official heads of republican postmasters. *w?"*Pay your subscription. • I N a rccnt Northern period­ ical the following appeared: "In Boston there are seven hundred young women miss­ ing. Their friends know nofh ing of their wherabouts." It would be well for our North ern friends while they a r e grieving over the sleek, fat negroes of the South, were looking into the degredations nearer their own doors. WOMEN A>D WOMEN. Knoxville Journal. A'Northern newspaper an­ nounces that Southern wo­ men have about quit dip­ ping snuff, but still cling to the corn-cob pipe. It might have added with more truth that Southern women don't patronize the beer saloon, as so many Northern women do. NeiGier d o they associate with , or marry negroes as women do in many of the Northern States. Only a few nights ago the Manassah So­ ciety, organized two years ago, and composed of five huti dred white members who ei­ ther have negro wives or hus­ bands, gave a ball at Central Hall, when the grand march was led by a negro who re­ cently married a white socie­ ty girl. Such scenes as this are not witnessed in the South nor do Southern man sue se­ ducers of their wives for dam ages in the courts, as is done almost daily iu the North. It. maybesaid that all north­ ern women do not drink beer or marry negroes or associ­ ate with them: This is true, for there are as noble women in the North as there is on earth. But neither d o a l l Southern women, as the pa­ per referred to implies, dip snuff or smoke cob-pi pes. Wo men of refinement do neither, and no country in the world has a greater proportion of refined women than t h e South. NOTICE. By virtue of a mortgage deed executed t o ine byG. W. Clawson, and wife, A. L.CI iw son, I will offer for sale f o r cash in hand at the c o u r t house door in the town of Boone, Watauga County, N. C., on Monday, t h e 1 s t d a y of May, 1893, a Hunt of land lying on the waters of Pine Bun creek, adjoining lands of M. i J . McNeil and others, t h e lands conveyed and describ­ ed in said mortgage. Said mortgage is duly registered in book " O f ' page429, etcin the Register's office in'Boone t o satisfy a debt of $150 with The La'est Appointments. interest and cost. March 30, W ASHINGTON , April 1 5 . - - 1893. A. J. MORETZ, The President to-day noiniMortgagee. nated Joseph S. Miller, of West Virginia, Commission­ NOTICE. er of Internal Revenue; John By virtue" of a mortgage W. Biddle, of Minnesota, Sec­ deed executed t o Henry Tay­ retary of the Legation of the lor by Levi Moody and wife, United S t a t e s t o Turkey . Mil­ Elizabeth Moody, on the 11 ler's is the first case of reap­ d a y of Nov. 1 8 7 8 and assign pointment by Mr. Cleveland ed t o Thou. Cook March 26, 1887, a t which time pay­ of the same man t o the office ments were made bv mortga­ held in a former term. The gees. Said mortgage deed reg­ Senate h a s confirmed the fol­ is tered in the Registers office l o w i n g n o m i n a t i o n s : A l e x of Watauga county on 1 4 t h W. Terrill, of Texas, Minister day of Nov, 1878, book " H " pages 186—187 and 1.88, the Plenipotentiara t o Turkey; undersigned will s e l l t o the J o h n W. Riddle of Minneso­ highest bidder for cash a t t h e t a , Secretary of the Legation court house d o o r in Boone, t o Turkey; Edward H . Stro­ on Monday, t h e first day of be], of New York, Third Assis May, 1 8 9 3 , to satisfy a bal­ ance due on said mortgage of Lint Secrttary of State; Dan­ $ 1 4 6 and interests and coats, iel Morgan, of Connecticut. a certain t r a c t o r parcel of Treasurer of United States; land situated in the county Joseph S. Miller, of West Vir­ of Watauga, and State of JSi. ginia, Commissioner of Inter­ C., lying- in Laurel Creek town ship on the waters of Cove nal revenue; Con aril N. Jor­ Creek and directly on the dan, of New York, Assistant Rock House branch 1 0 0 aTreasurer of United States, cres. See record of deed for a t New York; Richard H. Al- boundary. Mar. 27, 1893. vey, of Ma ryland, Chief J us- HENRY TAYLOR , Mortgagee, by T . F . COOK . Assignee. tice of Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia; Mar NOTICE. tin F. Morris, District of Co­ By virtue'of an execeution of lumbia, Associate Justice of t h e C o u r t o f A p p e a l s o f t h e the Superior court of Wutauga county, issued on the 22nd day Court of Appeals of the Dis­ of Feb.. 1893, in favor of the trict of Columbia; Seth Shep- Bank of Abingdon against J. P. a r d , of Texas, Associate Jus­ Hagaman, Thomas A H againan J. tice of the Court of Appeals anddayR. Hagaman, docketed on 7 111 of April, 1890for $2,031 .of the District of Columbia, 87 with interest on $1,817.(54 Charles B. Bellinger, of Ore­ from 71 li day of April, 1890 with gon, IT. S. District Judge of costs, now in my hands for col­ lection and levied on the follow­ the Distnct. of Oregon; Fran­ ing described lands by me to sat­ cis R. Lassiter, of Virginia, isfy same, on the 22nd day of Attorney of the United States March, 1893, I will sell to the highest bidder at the courthouse for the Eastern District of door in Boone, on Monday the Virginia; Lucius Q. C. La­ first day of May, 1893, it beiug mar, of Oxford, Miss., Recor­ Monday of the Superior court, one tract or boundary of land lev der of General Land Office; ied on as the property of J. P. Robert K . Gillespie, of Galla­ Hagaman, lying in noone town­ tin, Tenn., Principal Clerk of ship on the waters of Brushy Fork, adjoining the lands of W. the Public Lands in General VV. Presiiell, N! II. Shipley, J. It. Land Office, and the follow­ H again an and others, it being ing postmasters: John A. the lands upon which E. L. Har­ I) i c s o n, Washington, Ga.; mon now resides. One tract or Conway C. Floweree, Vieks- p a r c e l o f l a i d l e v i e d j n a s t h e property of J. P. Hagaman, ly­ burg, Miss.; Robt. G. Wright ing on the waters of uaird's creek Waynesboro, Va.; Richard Watauga township adjoining the H. Adams, of Radford Va. lands ofG. VV. McGhinis, L. C. Earp, Elijah Isaacs and others, NOTICE. it being known as the Sallie Ha­ North Carolina, Watauga conn gaman lands. One tract or par­ cel of land levied on as the prop­ ty. In the Superior Court. D. N . coffey, T. A . coffey, J. T. erty ofT. A. Hagaman in Wa­ coffey. TIIO'H wrlght and wife, M. tauga township lying on Wa tau­ A. Wright an J Mccalebcoffoy plffs. ga river, adjoining the lands of A. B Mast, Henry Taylor, J. F. Vs. James c, coffey and wife, sarah Shull, Jacob Wagner and others, E. coffey, win. Kimber, John Kim. known ns the William Mast her ami other heirs at law of .Jes­ place, now occupied by Andy se T. coffey,deceased,defendants. Holler, embracing all of said The defendants, win. Hi in her, lands. One tract or parcel of John Kimber James Kimber and land It vied on as the property of other heirs at law of Jesse T. cof­ J. It. Hagaman to satisfy the fey, deed,, will take notice that foregoing execution and also an an action entitled as above has execution in my hands in favor been commenced in the superior of B. F. urannock against J. It. court of watauga county for a ti­ H again an for $40.00 and interest tle to certain lands situated in and coat, situated in noone town watauga township in said coun­ ship lying on Brushy Fork ad­ ty, this adion brought on a bond joining the lands of W. VV. executed by defendants ancester, Presnell, J. P. Hagaman, Z. Ad­ Jesse T. coffey, now deceased, to ams and others, known as the J. plaintiffs and their ancestor Aus­ It. Hagaman home place, embra­ tin coffey, tor tit Tfe to the afore­ cing the whole of said lands. said lands. And the defendants This March 27, 1893, will further take notice that they 1). F. B AIRD , Sliff. are required to appear at next term of the superior court of said county, to be held onthe8th.Mon day after the 1st Monday iu March 1803, at the court house of said county, in noone and answer or demur to the complaint in said action or the plaintiffs will apply to the court for the relief deman. ded in said complaint. This Feb 28th. 1893. Joe. B. TODD, C. 8. C. I f y o u f e e l weak a n d a l l w o rn o u t t a k e BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Administrator's Notice. CO OC O O CO o o o o CUTTING AFFAIR oc E BY A K ' S —0- AT IK I Mi In ord-sr t o make room for o u r large and complete stuck —OF— £ •1 SPRING AND SUMM EK GO0DS \YK A HE MAKING A JUG f:!"?•? Tt\f TJpTfpq For the next SIXTY DAYS. ManyS-oods Will to So Id for Less than Tills NO HUM 1>(JGTO DRAW TRADE! COST OF m IS -o- VA IM2ANB{J3irPB. Call early to see ns we ca n -oshow yen Letter than we can 1 roin now until the first d a y toll yon. of April I will sell my stock Very Respectfully, H. (, MARTIN & Co. Blowing Rock, March 1st '93, A BIS cur 01 CLOTHING * —AND- OVERCOATS At "* 0 per rent above If yon d o n ' t think I mean i t come and look through my I wish t o cull tire n( ten ion of the trade t o the fact t h a t I a m now offering some rare bargainsin hoots, s h o e s , huts, ready-made clothing, prints, worsteds, etc., hard­ ware, such a s plows, hoes, shovels, spades, tracecliains, a n d , in fact, anything you need in this line. KK1KS STOCK I t wont cost r o u one cent if you d o n t purchase. I have a large s f ock a n d want to get rid of it before spring. —o- &ST FALL AND LOOK! 1 would "all vour attention t o the big cut in pricea in my other lires.. 0- I keep constantly on hand a lull, supply of grocer­ ies consisting in part, of Su­ g a r , Coffee, Rice, etc., whiclT will be sold a s c h e a p a s they can be bought in the mountains. 1 cannot, in this srnali space tell you of half t h e bargains I PIP . prepared t o offer, but invite you, one and all, t o come and see. Thirty-six in­ ches t o the yard and sixteen ounces t o the pound has ev­ er been in v motto, and I h o p e t o receive in the future, what I have s o much enjoy­ ed in the past, the liberal p a t ronage of the public. Most Respecttullr, *o a D. TAYLOR. Having qunlfied as the admin Voile Cruris, May 10, '92. istrator of Elijah Dutson, deed., all persons indebted to said es­ tate are requested to make im­ IKK GREAT PROGRLS8 OF ELECTRICITY. mediate settlement, and all per­ X>X3l. 0M3BX<Xi'lB sons holding accounts against Medial & Surgical Institute for the Treutment of Chronic, said estate are notified to [iresent them duly •authenticated *'etru»lo, ami nil Vargicul Bifmwcii. t't'SlK within twelve months or tins no­ eVARAinrEKn ill Henricsso# All hnr wrnr>K«l «nd taken. tice will be plead in bar of their cents In stamps for book on abovp diseaees, And how to recovery. Feb. 13,1893 cure them. Vail or Address, J. B. GREEN, Administrator. DR. ALBERT F. SNELL & CO., VeKtlnn tkit r*ptr KsBIflllt, Twin. R ESPECTFULLY, * QOC-C CQ OC OO.PO r �SUBSCRIPTION KATE S to THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT 1 copyl year " G months " 3 months $1.00 50 35 ADVERTISING RATES. 1 inch 1 week 1 u 1 month 1 " 3 " 1 " G " 1 " 1 year 1 column 1 week 1 " 1 month 1 " 3 " 1 " 6 " 1 " 1 year.,. $ .75 1.75 3.00 5.00 7.00 9.00 ,....13.50 25.00 37.50 50 00 Entered a t thaPostofficeat Boone, N. C., a s second-class mail m a t t e r . "locaiTnews. —Much of the fruit is killed in Watauga. —The railroad from Lenoir t o Wilson Creek,Caldwell Co. seems t o be a fixed fact. —Miss Alice Hodges, of Mid­ dle Cane, is visiting her sister Mrs. W. G. Todd, in Boone. —Attorneys Do'incill a n d Spainhour a r e ' a t ten ding Jef­ ferson Court this week. — O p t . Lovill, N. N. Colvard, and o t h e r s a r e a t Statesville this week attend­ ing the Federal Court. —The second Quarterly Meet ing for Boone Circuit will be held a t B r o w n ' s C h a p e l JII the 4 t h d a y of May. —Dr. R. 1). Jenn'ma- will be in the county the last of May o r the first of June, ami is prepared t o bo y o u r dental work. Save it for him. --On last Sunday morning an inlant was entrusted t o t h e care of Mr. and Mrs. J as. Yannoy, of Boone, but on Monday evening death claim ed ir. appears t o be something go­ ing on looking t o a n early commencement of the enter­ prise. —On Monday last we were surprised t o receive a card from the post m a s t e a t Shulls Mills t h a t Mr. — refuses t o take his paper o u t of the of­ fice. On investigation we find t h a t he has been been takingit (mt of the office for nearly four years, and has never a s yet paid one cent tor it. I t is all right, but a man must have t h e cheek of a govern­ ment mule and brass enough t o make a still t o beguilt.v <>f such a n unheard of trick. / —On l a s t Sunday morning a s soon a s Jailor N. N. Colvard left town for Statesville the prisoners, four of them, began to plan some means by which their escape could he effected. By some means, some short pieces of iron pi­ ping had been left on the o u t side of the cage within iheir reach. This being procured, they set, t o work in dead ear­ nest t o disconneect the lea ver bars which lock them in the cells. They succeeded. At noon Mr.M. B. Blaoburn went t o the jail t o give them their dinners, and by means of the leaver locked, o r thought he locked them in the cells, and threw .the corrider door wide open. The prisoners, headed by one Bob McEwen,* rushed for the door, dealt Mr. Black burn two heavy blows on the head with a piece of piping, felling him to the floor and i hen the rush for libel t y was made. The alarm was raised and in the shortest time they were being pursued. Two of them were overtaken before they got out of sight of town and the other two were soon captured. Bob McEwon,the man who so viciously a t t a c k ed Mr Blackburn, is rather a noied character, and boasts that he has b°en in jail thir­ teen times before t his. — We a r e glad t o hear t h a t o u r boys who left tor t h e We,-t some time ago, landed f safe in Sacramento City, Cal. They are well pleaded so far. — Would like for the people of the county t o semi in the There will be serious trouble if dys­ news. Would like t o give you don't overcome those Sarpeptic symptoms. Hood's the county news in general, saprilla is the medicine you need. but can't d o it when wedon't p know what it is. A Card of Thanks. hditor Democrat: —On the first day of May, Will you pleas* allow me court will convene here, and we again gently remind out- space in your valuable paper readers t h a t rfe a r e in need t o acknowledge the receipt of some immediate finuci.il of a fine suit of clothes, pre­ aid, and ask t h a t you re mem sented t o me by the sisters and friends of Cove Creek her us. Baptist Chuich. On Satur­ H —Our esteemed friend, A. C. day I saw a sister n i n e into Floyd, formerly of o u r town, the church with a large bun­ b u t now of Columbia, Tenm, dle and lay it on the table in h as taken charge of the edi­ front of the pulpit. After ser­ torial department of t h e vices were over, by the hand Knoxville Sentinel. We wish of Deacon Swift, they presen­ Arch much prosperity. He ted me with the bundle well is a Wntauga boy and a man wrapped, and on opening the of fine intellect. same, before me lay a beauti­ —The Boone and Blowing- ful suit of clothes. No words Rock turnpike will receive c o u l d express my thanks; prompt attention a t a n ear­ heart-felt gratitude for the ly day by the friends of the offering. So 1 will say thanks, enterprise. l i m e s a r e very thanks, and especial t h a n k s hard just now and will have t o the getters up of the gift, t o be considered in oonnec- • 4 Verily, in a s much a s ye 0 tion with the building of the have (Tone it unto one ot the road. least of these mv brethren ye —The Sunday ouhool Dis­ have done it unto me," says trict Conference, for the Mt. the Savior. Also last fall I Airy District, will be held ir) received a fine quilt from the Jefferson, commencing May same source, for which 1 say the 1 2 t h . Following a r e the accept my sincere thanks. delegates for Boone circuit: " I t i s m o r e b l e s s e d t o g i v e ^ C y r u s D. Howell, J . H. Tay­ t h a n t o receive." May the lor, L . H. Michael and M. B. Lord bless you all is the ferBlackburn. vant prayer of your humble —We hope t h a t the parties pastor. JAS. J. L. SHERWOOD. who are talking of building a n electric railioad from Le- April 1 7 . ^noir t o Blowing Rock will succeed, and have the road Hood's Pills act especially up­ built at an early day. Noth °?\the ]iv?r> musing it from tor. , i . , piditv to its natural duties, cure 1 ing seems t o be known abou > constipation and asssist digesTt definitely, a s yet, b u t there tion. From Farmiitgton, Washington. t a i n s which a r e only three or [•. Jtelio»n» all sorrtfiRt* of..'.CLEHTim* mucous cow«GONORPHfnA t«eNi-reicaujrt trrt four miles from our town. other treatment MCtm eftc<s. JpRH, Si leaves any Injurious alter Wages seevw t o be good, from by drugfists. anna ami iso, $1 t o $3.50 per day, regula­ ted by the kind of work done. The farming is all carried on by machinery. I have seen six horses t o one plow. They work thorn 2 3 and four in a breast. All kinds of mercan­ tile goods a r e some higher t h a n they a r e in t h e E a s t , and perhaps it costs some more to live here than there, We will spin i t for ten cents per pound, o r make i t into but I find there is a great goods if you prefer. We have a large and varied line of our deal more money. No doubt own goods, and also of if North Carolina had the " g i t up and g i t " a b o u t it O f t 15 I t A L M K I l C I I A f t M S E t h a t the north-west has g o t WHICH WE WILL SELL TO YOU .VERY LOW. we could hrt ve just a s good a country a s they have here, T o parties who will gather 1 oads of wool in their neigh­ but of course o u r farming- borhoods and bring t o us, we will offer special inducements lands can never be made e- and we hope T H I S YEAR t o trade with every wool-grower iri qual t o this. If this doesn't WATAUGA COUNTJ. find the waste basket proba* Our agent will soon call t o see you with samples of o u r blv I can give you another article after i get more ac­ /goods, and we hope you will give him your orders. 1 hanking you for past favors we are truly yours, quainted with the country. C. R. NORMS. April 10, 1893. April 1 3 , 1 8 9 3 . Editor Democrat: If you will kindly,allow me space enough in your paper t o publish a few notes con­ cerning rnr trip across our vast extent of country, and a few items in reference t o this country, 1 will try t o give my many friend* in Wa­ tauga and especially around my old home, my views of the West, o r t h a t portion of it t h a t I have had the pleas­ ure of seeing. I came over t h e Union Pa­ cific road from K a n s a s City t o this place, which was the first line of railroad t h a t con nected the F a s t with t h e West. There is a great deal t o be seen and learned about our country in running across the United S t a t e s even if we travel, a t times, fifty miles an hour. No doubt some will call me silly for say ing it is a grand lesson of ex­ perience t o ride the "i r o n horse" for thousands of miles over bioad acres of prairies, Hood's Cu res. and then cross t h e greatest mountain system in the world In saying that Hood'sSarsapa without even setting your ri 11a cures, its proprietors ni&ke no idle or extravigant claim. foot on land unless y o u Statements from thousands of re choose to step down from the liable people of what Hood's Bar cars for a few minutes a t sap irilla lias done for them, con­ some station. But perhaps clusively prove the fact HOOD'S Sarsaparilla Cures. those who criticise most ha ve never been out of the limits Dr. B. F. Dixon h a s ten­ of their State. The most im­ dered his Obsignation a s pres­ p o r t a n t places we p a s s ft d ident oLGreensboro Female t h rough-were Knox vi lie. Chat College. tanooga and Memphis, Tenn. At t h e latter place we cross­ ed the Mississippi River on a suspension bridge, which is the grandest structure of the kind I have over seen. We ran ftom there t o Kansas City. This is a very busy city. Thence from. Kansas City t o Denver, Pol., which is also a hustling manufactu­ ring city, run on western style. From there we hadja Mr. Geo. IF. Tumor long, uiiey»i»1 ful run t o Pen­ dleton, Oregon. In crossing the Rockies we found plenty of snow. We reached t h e Worst Caso cf Scrofula tho highest point a t Sherman, a Doctors Ever Saw small station, where a monu­ Completely Cured by HOOD'S ment t o the honor of General SAItSATARILLA. Sherman was erected. As I " When I was 4 or 5 years old I had a scrof­ ulous soreon tlio middle fmger of my left hand, gazed upon it my mind r a n which got s > bad that the do-tors cut the and took off more half my back t o the cruel war of the finger off,Then latersore broke outthan my arm, hand. the on came out on my neck a i l faco on both sides, nearly destroying the sight of one eye, also rebellion. on my right arm. Doctors said It was the There is no timber a t all, Worst Case of Scrofula o r scarcely any,from Kansas they ever saw. It was •imply awfnl! Five years ago I began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla. City t o this place. There is Gradually 1 found that the sores were begin­ r kept F had taken ten no vegetation qn the Rock.v ning to heal.ilollar>! on till tlitnk of what a bottles, «ru Jnst return I got for tint investment! A jhouMountains, except sage bush, iar.il »»«*•- ceni? Yes, many thousand. For have had which a t t a i n s a height of the past •' years 1nil tin3no sores. I Work Time. sorne four o r five feet. Not­ Before, I could do work. I know not what withstanding its Darrenness, Itude to say strongSenough to express my grat to Hood's irsooarilla for my perfect cure." GKOHOE W. liiitNEB, Farmer, Galthere a r e hundred* of cattle way, Saratoga county, N. A'. and sheep scattered all over HOOD 'S f'LL8 do not weaken, but aid the plains, but there can be digestion and tone tlio stomach. Try tliem. 25o. seen numbt rs of them lying NOTI " E . dead all along the railroad, By virtue of mi execution is which reminds one of the in­ sued from the SuperiorCourt tense cold weather t h a t has of VVytfiuga county, N. U., aruled supreme throughout gainst E. B. Miller and Jona­ all t h e north-west during the than Miller and in favor of John Ragan for the snm of entire winter.* $72.31 ef«. with interest and The spring seems t o be very cost, I will sell a t public out­ late a b o u t opening up in this cry a t the court house door portion of the West. There in the town of Boone May 2, has been a great deal of snow 1893, i t being the first Mon­ during the winter, and it is day in said month, tliefollow snowing some while 1 write, ing described t r a c t o r parcel of land, t o wit: 75acres more but it melts a s fast a s i t falls. or less lying in Watauga Co. Farmers are getting behind and bounded a s follows: Be­ some with their plowing, etc. ginning on a buckeye and two but they are n o t discourag­ gum trees on the bank of Elk ed. They say if they can get creek, a n p a t the mouth of Dry branch, and adjoining their wheat sowed a n y time the lands of A. F. Davis, J . in Alay i t will be all right, Miller, C. J . Cowles a n d oth­ and farmers a r e looking lor ers and known a s the N. W. an a b u n d a n t yield. I have Davis place. Said $72.34 is heard the best business.* men balance due of purchase mon ey of said lands. Ap. 3,1893, in tins place s a y t h a t wheat D. F. BAIRD . Sheriff. will average 2 0 bushels per acre. This undoubtedly must Many I>r*jcnf? broken be one of the best farming re­ down from overwork or household cares. Brown's Iron Bittcra Rebuildsth# gions in the world. T h e system, aids d i g e s t i o n , r e m o v e excess of bile, end cures malaria. GU the gcuuino. country is somewhat rolling, or what I call stria 1 ! hills. No 0£&*One dollar pays for the timber nor rocks. All the tim­ ' Democrat one year. ber is brought from the mom* Simply Awful WOOL! WOOLJ Bring tXs Tout Wool ThisYm THE ELKIN WOOLLEM MILLS. Ha I owe a lot of money and for the next thirty d a y s you can buy goods awful cheap for CASH. Now is t h e time t o secure some r a r e bargains in spring goods. 1 have the largest lot of fine and coarse ah dee of any­ body—men's and women's. Also a l o t of clothing a t lowrates. Men's and boy's ha t s dirt chea p. Ladies'fine dress goods low. Ladies' uutrimmed hate low down. All kinds of shelf hardware cheap I keep all repairs for the F a n n ­ er's Friend plow. You will find a good line of groceries on hand, sugar, coffee, soda, white fish, etc., eta. Everybody come a n d get goods while they a r e cheap. ®S~N0 GOODS SOLD ON TIME.-©* I musl again request everyboby who are due me t o come and pay their accounts and save cost. I want your trade and will d o you right every time, and will highly ap­ preciate the same. 1 will just say here, t h a t 1 want ail the roots and herbs there is in the mountains.this season. So,remember me. Yours Anxious to Please. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. WOODRUFF. ESTABLISHED (80 £. W. W. WOODRyff 176 & 178 Cay Street, it f- & 111, Kf ,'OXVl LLE. TEMfA HARDWARE. Cutlery, Axes* NaMe. Locks, HI rvge&, Toerts, Mule SJhoos, &c , &c. WU AGRICULTURAL IfiflPLEMEMTS. Genuine Oliver Chilled Plowe, S yract*se MflteKle Plvvs, Bro wn's Double Shovel Plows, Ckfror Mis, Straw Owfc ters, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shelle rs, Hay f rorks,Soytkes* Cradle and Snaths, Ba.bed Wlr e, &c.. & c- CONT RACTORS' SUPPLIES. Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Ste-eL Iron,:Shovels, PJr&at Mattocks, Scrapers. Sledge and Drill Ha mir.ers, BJstuto. smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, &c. AMMUNITION, SPORTING CO003. Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, !?afe3 r mrd Cctgfts*? Shot Guns, Wirvchester and Coirs 'Rifles, Loaded Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead, Fish Hooks artd Unco Fishing Rods, &c. SPECIALTIES. Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and Leather Bettma, Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-pooof Safes, Wire Screen Doors and Window Fra mes, Pa>per Bags, dto. EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. Buggies, Pheetons, Carriages, Spring V Wagons, tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wagons, Two Wheel Carte; Send for Catalogue and prices. Special attention given to orders by mail, fully solicit your patronage. W. W. WOODRUFF & -CO. 176 & 178 Cay Street, Kf JOXVi LLE, TEPB9. THESE ARE HARD TMES X 8 0 , EY ERY-ONE should save all they can and YOU s h o u l d begin bv buying your smm mciiiftiis OF JME; And not of the man who runs the wagon and sella for $50 or $00 1 will sell you as good for $25. Machine needles that 4wfil fit any. machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. I have a good siocY of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 75 cts bo $1,5o Trout Hies GO cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and soins of anv leiv !' complete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail. Do not fail to write tor viices. Respectfully, May 21, 91. S. P. AftGEL, K N O X V I L L E , '7./LVN/ SUBSCRIBE 10 THE DEMOCRA 7. f 7 PER YE AID � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/19690903f2dd95d7ee3f1f4139535827.pdf fb7773793a2889270b6c7ec783ca760c PDF Text Text VOL 5 BOONE, PROFESSIONAL, COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, APRIL, 27, 1893, co. 32. Persistent M^representations. Await Conking Events. I, E T T E It. position of the democratic Ashamed of Them. North udroliiiiau. Youth's Companion. Senators t o this o r any other W i1m i r l g t o u A I esse li ge i•. From our Regular Correspondent. There has been a persistent A group of persons vv a s W . B. COUNCILL, Jit. investigation of eveiBs in a The Chicago [<<inner's Voice Neither President Cleveland Senator's life before he be­ believes t h a t t h e Weaver effort on the p a r t of the lead­ one day l a s t summer si roll­ ATTORNEY AT LA ,V. came a Senator is based up­ g a n g will be in the field in ers of the % party t o misrep­ ing through the throne room Boone, N. C. nor Secretary Gresham have o n the highest authority in g r e a t strength in the next resent the action of the Leg­ of the palace a t Versailies a n y apologias t o make for the action of Commissioner ihe land—the Constitution Presidential contest. B u t islature in regard to the Alli­ such a s is t o o often duplica­ YY. B. COUNCILL, M. 1). Blount, in carrying o u t his in of the United States, and it why? This Administration ance eh a rter. The truth ought ted among* Americans in I uBoone, N. C. . M • • AW i structions, declaring the pro- is mighty small business for is evidently favorable t o men t o be told. The only thing rope and a t home. Resident Physician. Office . . ' A i'atlu r and mother, loud anybody t o try t o make it of t h a t party, having chosen the Legislature did a b o u t the o n K i n g Street north of P o s t . , M n m t e P 1 , K lanned by Mmits ablest man for the highest charter was t o provide t h a t voiced and richly drt sed Oltice. | i 8 t l ? r Stevens, without a shad appear otherwise, but then, ow of legality o r authority, you know, small business is Cabinet place and regards any man who had put mon­ somewhat pompous in man a t a n end, and in withdraw­ second nature with some peo others perhaps with a favor- ey in the business agency ner, stood near a picture E . F. LOVILL ablesideglaucc. Then it prom fund could I raw it o u t if lie glancing anxiously whenev , ing the protection of the IT. pie. ATTORNEY AT I-AW, ises well a s t o reforms. Wait desired t o d o so. T h a t is all. they spoke, a s if in dread of The first cnstallmentof the S. flag and marine* from the Boone N. 0 . investigation of the \\ enther until t he new Congress gets Mr. Win. A. Graham, Trus­ criticism, t o ayounggirlw > provisional Government of Hawaii, And the a t t e m p t of Bureau has been completed, t o work before predicting a tee of the Fund, all the Alli­ held herself a little DR. L . E. BEEVES. the and the immediate results Third party fight. If t li e ance officers and their a t t o r ­ from them. Her features show PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON a few republicans t o use cre­ will be the disuiiss.nl of sever­ democrats do n o t s t a n d up neys in their sficeches said ed t h a t she must be t h e i 1 incident a s a means t o CfF cc a t Residence. a t e had hl-jod between mem­ al minor officials for their in- square and fair to the prom­ t h a t they were willing t o daughter, but in other rcBoone, N. C. bers of the two parties has a b n l i t . v h i d i s t i n g u i s h t h e ises made in their platform — this, and a s a matter of fact1 upeets she was a s different fallen ver.v flat, a s far a s difference between their own the law of last year—arid the they first suggested ff t o tin from them a s if shetiad been . LOWE, Washington is concerned. prosperity and t h a t of Uncle Congress does not d o its best committee t h a t was consider born in another rank of life. 1 Her dress and manner v.< rc There is no polities in t h e S a i r . and theflnal result may in the way of retrenchment ing tin repeal of the charter. i H . r anw $ lie striped suits for them. and reform arid lower taxes, Now some of/hem say t h a t quiet and well bred, hrrvoi matter. It was simply a ques sdiitisj Si tion of right and wrong which The second instalment, which then let the Third party g o they voted for o r advocated low and clear. She spoke t o was officially acknowledged deal with bigger fish, will l><- it with all the'r might. But this under coercion; t h a t they the guide in Parisiann 1 tench o V .< HY PlHLiC. t o be wrong by the Harrison h1 fir ted this week, and it is if they ever d a anything sen­ were afraid if they didn't d o and was a s can tie and lack VNNLR'S E L K , N. aViministration but was not expected t h a t it Will result in sible and for thegood of'their HP, the whole charter would ing in self-assertion a s they righted then, a s it should showing t h a t t he bigofHcials country they in u s t" revise tie repealed; and t h a t i t was weie coarse and pretentious. have been. l i t h e provision- rega.riled the positions under their platform, strike o u t all a wicked.thing in the- Legis­ In a word, they hud bough< 7 ft, TA h l a ! Government of Hawaii is the Bureau in a b o u t the sa mi* the wildcatnim and centrali­ lation to permit men to draw for h r the education a n 1 not strong enough t o main­ light t h a t th»* minor officials zing torn-foolery a b o u t gov­ their own money out of a con tiaining which they n e v > A11 ORAL Y A 7 LA IV, regarded the property of the ernment ownership, pawnbro corn they had helped to make. had had. II VIUON, N. C tain i J sell without the United Bureau. kers government shop, pa­ We no n o t believe t h a t any They followed her with fond S t a t e s it is n*a s t r o n g en­ -<«)President Cleveland told a ternalism, etc., and p u t men hon & R t man can object t o the admiring looks mingled al­ ough t o he r-rcoguiz' <1 in any ,j Will practice in the courts o- negotiation looking t o an­ Senator Saturday just before of K nse, of honor, of respon­ Legislature. I t wasjust and most with awe, while she dis VY nta»iirn. A he, M it chell. M ej low. the extra session of the Sen­ sibility in the lead. Give Gra­ fair, and Mr. Atwater and cussed the p o rt r a i t s in t h e %11 ami ail other Gfw.VieH in the nexation o r any o*her settle­ a t e adjourned that, he had ver Cleveland and tin* demo every other Alliance Senator galleries with a friend. The, .vesfeni listrict 3®-$}xrria> a tten ment of the present problem. tU»n«;ive»* to the coiiertioti of What has been done is ne; not taken up the question of c r a t s in Congress a g o o d voted for the bill a s it pass­ good build ing contractor and chance before setting up an ed. Now they plead t he "ba­ his wife had seldom heard o ! claims"^* thei for nor against jnnexa- t lie appointment of a INibhc by a c t , " ahd try t o work up these famous Bourbons and NOTICE. i 'on, in fact, has no l/earitig printer a s yet, bur n p e c t e i antagonizing party. i t may be t h a t Gen. Weav­ sympathy f o r themselves De Medicis df p a s t ages vv Hotel Proper y fcr Satc. whatever upon it.. It is sim­ t o d o so V. i y shortly. Tiie;-<> f)»-*rror.ut ef Oiin'ng health ply ij Mep low a r d s doing the is no lack of candidate* and er, the old g a [ Lease, Puffer, because th°y need t o raise whom she was s o fnm Iliac Dr. Macune. Alary Ann But­ i he cry of "Persecution" to She answered their quest ionc hf una*it and * ,ie. I r.ffer for aide] n * p ; K,K;rj I h e the most of them a i r m m rwv hnte! hr©pertv in the town ot: , , ,, • ler, and some of the othei keep their party from going with colli civility, but when whose reputations a r e sueli llAose. North Cnroiiwi. and will thing snail n m m e Hp t h a t it will be extremely dif­ small fry political minnows all t o pieces. The people a r e it was possible, she ignored -jell low fcr '-ash »w) make tei iijpj parent. Meanwhile t h e ad o fur.t 1 h# bay-!', and wic (ak<- ministration is fully defer- ficult t o choose bet ween iliem will be favored with good pay not fools. They lost thou­ them altogether. It seemed real o r lierfcoanl protiertY in ex. , ,. ,, Se<-retary Carlisle isn't bot- ing offices before 1 8 9 6 rolls sands of dollars two years n- a s if she would giadi; hav* riisn—.. Apj.lv -V.,.,! ' | T.m.-<Oh.it no oth<r notion around. A good sized pone g o by holding their cotton forgotten t h a t they were i > W. L. BRYAN*. IsV»« 11 interfere with Hawaiian lovving any trouble a bout the of bread striking a very hun­ a t the behest of the % party the gallery, or, indeed in L a prospects of another run on Motif*. j affairs. the gold in the Treasury for gry fellow a b o u t the centre men t h a t they ure now fold life a t all. For «ile. 900 ncmof land, I So, ! a, ° 1 Ro, 'r* o f . S,,nt1 ' shipment abroad. He h>is. has been known t o work a t h a t the democrats are ras­ Presently she stopped o n Rich Mountain, Watauga F 8 1 ( 1 1 , n , i » scored a point, a s wonderful change, (sec Greah cals because the Legislature fore a Mondonnn whi i County, on which i s asbestos, he usnnl'y does whenever a n a s the law directs, suspended a m ' s zeal now) in said fel­ unanimously passed a bill al­ been ascribed t o several pain nnd fine land forsheepranch, oppori unity is given him, the issue of gold certificates for t he .present, and is thor­ low's feelings, and t o Imve a- lowing poor farmers t o take teles. The girl had keen, well Sales private. L. T). Lowe £ when Senator Lodge, of Mas­ L T . Fnrgerson. Ex'ti s, of sachusetts, offered an entire­ oughly confident of his abil­ roused the lookers on, for, their money o u t of the busi­ trained, artistic sensiVulii c :> Mr*. A. P. Calloway, deed. ity t o meet ail detnan is t h a t t o quote Tennyson, i t WHS - a ness agency fund if f hey wan­ and she looked with kirdlin , Banner Elk. Nov. 1 T 'BO . ly needless resolution, direc­ a r e likely t o he made, but, sight t o shake the mindruff ted t o do so. T h a t is all tiie eyes a t the outline and color t i n g the Secretary of S t a t e of Despair with laughter." Legislature did. Is that the of the beautiful figure which NOT I(E. t o inform the Senate by whose «j hou'ih he will not say so, So the Weaver g a n g should real cause of the great hue for three centuries h s It* Parties p u t t i n g papers in authori ty the American flag h will probably be necessary h).v hand for execution will was hauled down a t Honolu­ t o issue p few bonds in order watch and wait and fill in all and cry we hear? No. There lighted the world. please advance the tees with respects Dr. Johnson's defini­ a r e two reasons: "And t o think," she said t o d o it. t h e papers a n d they will re­ lu. by offering a n a ineu.iment tion of a patriot. See his dic­ L Tiie % cn'-'y junta feel t o her friend, t u n i ng away The KentU' ky colony, tem­ ceive prompt a t tent ion. other adding the words " a n d slso porarily in Washington, was tionary a t t h a t word. Await tlie need of a rallying cry. If with a sigh, Thut even tl wise they Will be returned by whose authority t h e same not executed for trie want of w a s hoisted." Mr. Lodge reinforced b y Hon. Henry in patience corning events. they can make the people be­ name of the painter is torg • Rome was not built in a day lieve they a r e persecuted and ten. He must have g i v e n fees. I). V. lUmn KHFF. knew t h a t the President was Wat temon, on Sat urday. Mr. 1 nor the Guano Islands in a ill treated, they think they years of his life t o this pic­ the Watterson called a t the Stab. L. L* GREENE, & CO responsible for lowering was Dcpait ment h u t said he mere month. can prevent their utter r o u t ture, and yet nobody remem fp'g, and the resolution ly caMed t o pay his respects Gen. Lew Wallace h a s re­ and annihilation which i s bers him o r is greatful" REAL ESTATE AG'TS., only offered for buncombe '.Tint sort of thing happen-.t o his fild friend, Secretary turned t o his home in Indi­ sure t o overtake them. They Secretary Hoke Smith is in — "00XE, N. (. see the Lund writing on the often ru the world," said hei ; d his ana after a season spent in wall, and like (gowning men Georgia attending t o some Grcshnin. He also pn respi c t s t o President Cleve­ Asheville. He appears t o be they a n 1 grabbing a t straws. friend, looking thoughtfully Will giv« special attention pressing private business. He t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale will return t o his desk this land, a n d it is not improba­ in exceleut health', and a Cin­ The % party men a r e a t the old couple who were, of Real E s t a t e in W. N. C. week. ble t h a t he put in a word o r ema tti reporter who inter­ mad because they cannot use wandering about neglected. T h o s e he vine: farms, timber the interest on the business Extraordinary efforts a r e two for some of his numer­ viewed him when he passed agency fund t o propagate They h id poured o u t their a n d mineial lands for sale, money, theircares their pray ous friends who a r e anxious through the city wnsimpress will d o well t o call on said Co. being made by republicans their fal.if notions and con­ t o have a 'go' a t official life. ed by his "unmistakable mil­ tinue their deception of the era and love t o make thus w t o put t h e democratic Sena­ a t Boone. man what she was. and elm L. L. GREEW <fe CO. t o r s in a. false position he- No office in the President's itary air, florid complexion people. was the first t o ignore t hen; Thin is the milk in the co­ March 16,1893. fore the country iu regard t o gift is big enough t o tempt and splendid physique." Ad­ t o disown the d e b t ! Watterson away lrom his pa vancing years have sprink­ coa nut. t h e p i o p o s a l t o investigate Ungrateful and unloving, NOTICE. led thesoldier-suHior's heard "Grab a ROot.*' Senator Roach's connection per. plentifully with g r a y . Gen. she lacked the essential (nud­ T h e laws of the S t a t e re­ with the alleged bank embez­ Judge.—"Pat what have A Rome correspondent t o Wallace has with him, for fi­ quire all weights atid in ens­ zlement fourteen years a g o . you t o sa.v in your defence? ities t h a t are charms of tr e the N. Y. Herald says: " I be­ nal revision, the proof-sheets ures t o be sealed, and I lierewomanhood, and with all h * The republicans wish i t t o a p lieve t h a t whoever fondles a of his new oook, " T h e Prince You a r e brought u p heie for culture was less worthy ofde b y notify the people t h a t I being drunk." a m prepa red t o d o such work pear t h a t the democrats re- d o g from it* birth, dresses, of India; or, Why Constanti­ Pat.—"May it plase.vehon­ spect than the parents she You will find me in Boone nt fused t o allow t h e iuvostiga- combs, washes and feeds it nople Fell," on which he has or, b u t Oi was not dhrunk, despised. the residence of I). B. Dough­ tion because of their wish t o like a child, and causes it t o spent nearly five years of devil a bit of i t . " careful work. He has taken b. » erty. J. H. COOK, J u d g e — " B u t P a t the of­ protect Mr. Itoach. No such become inflicted with dyspep­ far greater pains with it than Standard Keeper. I). Watkins, Blakely G; conclusion can be reached, sia, g o u t , etc., and so de­ he took with ' B e u H u r , " a u d ficer said you could n o t walk a n d nad t o hold u p by a writes* "Oid sores covered* mmmassaBmkst5*! except by a wilful distortion s t r o y s its nature t h a t it no has devoted especial atten­ lamp-post. T h a t is my idea my enlTe person and itched THE ••BEAT * OF CtSCTftlClTY. of t h e facts. Senator Roach longer enjoys raw meat,,fleas tion t o the historic accuracy of a drunken man. When d o intern dy night uudcley 1 o r "JOI-X. f< 7 J38X«X*»£J • & ; ; A t ifsts h a s from the first perrtonally c a t fights and all the cog­ of the story, which d e u 1 s you call a man drunk P a t ? " several months I could n o t for tl Trv-atsni." t f-ferMtl with the separation of the Pat.—"Faith and be jab­ work a t nil. 1commenced the *scdesired t h a t theinvestigation nate joys which make up a Greek and Latin Churches. respectable and natural ex­ bers J edge, but Oi call a . man use of Botanic Blood Balm be made, »s he manfully told istence of a dog, i* guilty of 'I he volume will be issued by dhrunk whin he has t o g r a b a n d commenced t o grow bet | the Senate last week; he ha^ a crime against n a t u r e and the Harpers within 2 months a r o o t t o keep from falling ter the first week, nc a n aK'.re ( 1 ' c « . nnd koW to STniiFrr'Tma i» l - kp<! f o r protection, and of excessive and uncalled-for and will be 1 2 0 pages longer off the face of the e a r t h . " now sound and well. ; e f nh Ujgw.; what is mere to the point, he crueltv t h a t .should be severe than "Ben Hur." -6niuliniJudge.—"Not guilty, Mr. from sores and U( ng a n d tilit { Jerk* wants no protection. Theop-; punished i a t work again." law W A SUING TON WAT AUG A �•ifiw MHiwiiTi I .rr-n mw- aw rgawwrrqum—HHiiM ir' •» mm n w cxs A - u*+* , t*? ~ j> ml- «ra P - tt.S I i;iil:ilMI(li;ilO'C:|IM!lllll!!l|!|||!lllll!|!|lll|l|ialt]|H:|!b T h e W a t a u g a D e m o c r a t i bm> t h a t the papers ii a V ej walk is n little thing, h a t it OVERMAN'S I ! turned t o other pastures and h a s upset many a giant, i -iTc Cop., & •> OXYGEN! A I)HSIocHATicfaaiily newspaper the Treasury and its affairs'. A word is a littlething, hut 13 THE devoted to the interest of Coun have been quite forgotten, j one word has been m a n y "SKZnTH OF LIFE." I ty, State and Nation. Published , ami the country is no longer J men's dest iny, for good o r • %, yc B ° 0 n e ' W a " | i , f , a i ( 1 ofourJriiHh till l^ing! for evil. Sitaft"' bills iRssaas 1 0 Ment air and l v . ' J <•? fi ) SPRAY .v—«water!ofwithout •*! A spark is but n little thing i chained away from us. 'Jar— BULBiwatarj withwiit — ^ \ iA/;, j «-rr' -< ^ ,W. 4*litthere oanba no 2 MOUTH life. SP2CI7IC tt lisle has a wise head on ins but it can light a poor man's Verve. V " PIE.CE OXYGEN is a" Lost His special medicatpipe or set the world binn­ shoulders. .v.-,:, ed Oxygen treat- 2 -. y,> ens < -1 SPECIFIC . ment for disoas- •? ing. ' g") Oxyc T h e burglarfwasjiot a bad es of the noso, 2 throatand lunge — A True Lady. A minute is a- little thing, .-at, cukes 3ool<i 11£>* man, although his The inhalations 2 ;.j contain Oermi- 2 AAT^RH AS rHM§ but it is long enough to pull V^ l ^sumption;| oides and in ad- ~ business had a bad look. c! vvBRnwrvjiviQ • feotants, Diein- • bronchitis Wildness is a thing which a dozen aching teeth o r t o TJ jle stood by the door of a : ; MAY FEVER T ditiontothebest^ known specifics 2 (Tgirls cannot afford. Delicacy for these dig- r; •jsis sleeping room and peered in. is a thing which cannot he get married and have you a era . o b« r-t .it of tl.a diaos.3s, wiakinfr it a POEITIVE s 1 ts«i(,cafiTJ»j; Cte remedy by inhalation rieht to 2 m * </.{ - aftanw A faint light was burning lost or found. No a r t can mother-in-la w. F -pf.i ats Specificsu»ea in Catarrh and 2 •a • '.*f y-V«-r-e.». Tffctpatent medicine. Fhyaioians s ' urc it::l'oo it in thnir practice. Life is made up of little and he could h*aretire meas- restore the grape its bloom. K ESAUTiON |0?i!LY " B P IN U S E . l things. Life iiself» is but a ured^brea thing of some one Familiarity without confi­ T2 f.iy litMe thing; one breath less, sleeping. i W.Alr.httwa&i. Atlanta. Oft. . ff<u>liinn Shop, jTi-a dence, with:iut regard, is de­ >• • • itud iitiy Lonl»vill«, Ky. _ then comes the funeral.— I'il ,v .'K' r y mvo usrfl. No one wasjn the room save ,1 .... .-.xc .. structive t o all t h a t makes lings. J- >, . . t '•->» in 1 ! Uie iMui ' •* 3i»TAL addressod to nd j -• i ,.'i t r i •» vwwted. a sleeping woman. ,. v« by rctt ra mall ft oopy of our i women exalting and enno­ A 7 OH OB. - *'• '• sylainlrftha trftftijaoatiafiilL Send L In a n instant a cloth satura Utf; cppriii.tdilUti 15 bling. I t is the first duty of ry. i I. h 'iWfiiJ 03., Bob- -"What is the first ted with ether was thrown oSpecific Oxygen Co., a woman t o be a lady. Good thing a man does when he ver her face, and he waited breeding is good sense. Bad falls in the water?" one. two, three—ten minutes, *}||llll!!lllinillg||ltl!t!ll!;;«3ii;: - O.SIIIIIIU •rv n Bill--"Tries t o get nut?" ' end the stentorian breath manners in a woman a r e im­ O f% V A Si I %J? t £t-i Bob—"No, the first t ing of the sleeper told him the morality. Awkwardness may /be ineradicable. Bashfulness he does is t o g e t wet. See! | E W M G M A C N i H E d r u g was doing its work. & | ",iiii:!i;iitiS:!;M'HH»:F.r.ii» l KiirBits«i | ir(H»»rf;j«wi«t" With a dexterous hand lie is constitutional. Ignorance seized the jewelry and money of etiquette is the result <>• lying on the dressing case, circumstances. All canbeco NATURE'S • F,' b and began a quick search in doned, and not banish m< and women from the amen CURE FOR BOTANIC the drawers of the case. m "'V--.'.'- • • •' • : —• CTi • ties of their kind. But sel " O o ooo!" came a voice CATARRH from the shadows o f the possessed, nnM riuking an aggressive '•oarsmr -s of i e A thoroughly tested Remedy room. r^-iy FOR ALL W WW v meanor may he reckoned a Quick a s a flash the burg­ BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES. a s t a t e prison offense, am » This standard remedy has been tried, EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. n 1U 1 lar clutched hU silent knife This new treatment for Catarrh and and not found wanting, certainly merits that mil m an eminent physician, for forty years by \ who has used it disoases of the respiratory organs is and turned t o meet his vic­ W with certain and unvarying success for all one of the most important discoveries diseases for which it is recommended. It foi m of restraint called in never falls to benefit from the first dose, in medical science and possesses the tim. (illicitly and effectually driving out all following advantages e prisontnent for life. Ir is ?< disease germs from the system through No one was visible. Ii The patient can cure hlmsdlt at a small expense the medium of the skin, liver and kldnevs without any unpleasant or injurious be and without outsldo assistance. effects, it is not the result of ignorance " O o ooo,'" came the voice sha me for women t o 2. No chango ot diet or pursuit sf Ufa Is necessary or superstition, but it is founded upon during treatment. tured on their mama i-.-.. i ~ Hm « 1>» tf*s A common sense and a thorough knowledge In no wise offensive to (ha again and the burglar saw a of modern medical science. It effectually •A Jli5>« n ;<fit :i "wtstorfr •» 8, The remedies are no discomfort. patient and entail purifiesto theenriches the blood and brings and sufferer. As a general tonic is a hittej shame fhur i In*' in.* t i*. S*«v»r- (ri^o-osvsai*^; Sow' tl». 4, The remedy reaches tho ssat of tke trouble heis without a rival, and in its analysis of lealth child in its crib by t h e foot •s M y.S lit1 4*i ;t: it directly. L: fi(Miaiit--iMabl(4il AR.tg>Kii>u 3 need it. Do m t be restrain health-giving properties It Is absolutely 5. Tito remedies and means of appliance can be of the bed. ~ ila«MV Khqgw*f tri-sir,.-,, -r beyond comparison with any remedy ever carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience. H f l>is a Wt t .A ^ bffered to the public. It lsa panacea for all Fll EE TREATMENT at any drug *tor9. ~ tlrv! J*, ("fviitrvn Vni-e-a^v. ills reaultlng from impure and Impover­ I t was a pretty baby, sleep ed—carry yourself s > loft ished blood—the current of life; quickly Kvue J-'ut-i,jbiifti. CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00, cures Scrofula, lllren. Ilczenia, Mkln zi rt« -o ffer/ir-: CV-cJitles rwul CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ily holding u p its hands t o t h a t men will look up t IMseojin and KruptiOR.. 4'atarrli, i doet". ft IMPjgtsr Work fr Cactorfoe Medicine 60., Waco, Texas* Rlieumatl.nl, Liver, hiduev and yon for reward, not a t yon ~ tkraci itr.y Su VI ori<i. 2 llludder Di.eaae.. Female tVeaithim. " S nea*. Nervous Uiieaaea, etc. S ExaCfio THE R8YAJL tbr sf ^ Me let his knife fall t o his in rebuke. The natural sen­ 1 INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF. BXBsKwoa, yst. T.VJI Bend for our Free kfook of Valuable sid % and stepping over t o timent of man toward wo •; fecy h t> Information, together with a wonder­ man is reverence. He loses* ' >-Y J-vY ful array of certificates of remarkable the crib, touched the child. cures from the simplest to tho most vir­ 1ROYAEI li. BassM Bl. I r" ulent disease, after all known remedies large means of virace when h bad failed. These certificates testify with If cooed t o him softly and no uncertain sound, that Botanic Blood Balm is tho best,cheapest, quickest,greatgreat­ he'd up its a r m s for him t o Js obliged t o account her a est and most powerful Blood Purifier ever OFING. known to the world. being t o be trained in prop, i t a k e it. Paxc*—fl.OO per bottle ; ,5.00 for 6 bottles. Boarding, For sale by druggists; If not, send to us. The impulse was beyond his ety. A man's ideal i s not Address BLOOD BALM CO., Atlsnts, Ga. CURE wounded when women (ail? Control, and he lilted the ba­ .BT'BVBTBTBV.BT by t o his bosom, and it nes­ in worldly wisdom; b u t if in 'W&. SwSafl Paints, A. tled its soft white cheek down grace, in tact, in sentiment, I) AIVLKM I \ OF A0 111 CAit in delicacy, in kindness, she F J .Vt Ires R&ofing, t o his and put its white arm Instruction is offered infoui should be found wanting, he general courses of Mudy, six OK RECEIPT OF &C GES3T& around his neck. u WE WILL MAIL A SOX OF xs 3Aofli S}»tal for Buildltig He puired t o it. and in a receives an iri inward hurt.— brief courses, c large n i m h i ' 90a>P^.STfR AND R5CADV \ of special courses, and in law, Gail Hamilton. LTV* AWI.T Iff MEM 3HIPPKD./ moment its curly head was medicine a n <i engineering. < laid against his face and it WANT The Faculty includes twenty Raleigh Observer:—A bell —AW— was asleep again. teachers. {Scholarships end for the World's F a i r is t o be loan funds are available foi r3»«3 THE C»LY l»FALLI»L£ 6VR£ FOR 'Never seen a kid likethat,' m r P y cast Apri' 30. T o the metal needy young men of tal -nt he whispered t o himslf. 'Most o f t h e n e w bell Robert Lin­ and character. The ses­ Tetter, Gfoasd Itch, itchlsg Filets, Rial of uin is afraid of strangers,' %t-.eoafe«a.-.isu« '.r^ tAsrhmin to •vi.'/.-a'u .-wwi 5LVE ami laixtodaki coln will contribute the gold sion begins Sept. 1 . Foi cat­ WariB and all ItcMni Sila Diseases. -.'.Xr-exv: i»Ytw. and tenderly he laid it in the «uotoc*a» sofiVeiibHtl* vixXto Sor chain worn by his father when alogue with full informat ion, Hya.: k*vs TSTTSR, H ma'cUr* i>^ icnj K if: .Vrg M'ii — crib. address President Winston, TSTTEKih'S wili u sxtto he was assassinated. Other Chapel Hill, N. C. 'J Maatti, 8hk>. Then he went back t o the M >&«.' IW* It ingredients will he a silver 1«7a. dressing case. MarBiis%8, Fragrant spoon of John C. Calhoun, a He stood still a moment, MONEY •i/iiii rwSaiifes! 1/ ytva »;•» dlsvallaflert silver knife of Lucrctia Mott —Zlsfei-oncenand then iooked furtively oRkmtliera TLiiiL o/ ii>.« ftLsUv- «J vJriscr^la, Chavk&:xi liifnit, aj»<i 7'n oE P.i'/.-'.r.t-sui, and the first silver dollar con ver his shoulder toward the tributed t o the national uni­ I T . 8HU?TR1N£ & 3RD. crib. ATTENTION. B U Y E R S ! versity land. The bell will be SAYAN NAM, &A. The sleeping face of the in­ first rung on the 4 t h of July fant was toward him. under the direction of t h e Slowly he replaced in the board of women managers. case all he had taken from it, After the exposition it will be hastily snatched from the wo in charge of Daughters of the We wish to call attention t o our man's f a c e the saturated line of second-hand Revolution in Washington, cloth, opened a window near Buggies. Carts, wagons, D. C. Then it will become a the bed, and quietly slipped tourist, visiting all t h e g r e a t H a c k s , H a r n e s s i£tc. down stairs. patriotic celebrations of the They are almost good as new. Once on the si reel he look­ world. I t will g o t o Bunker and persons wishing t o buy can ed up a t the house hungrily. Hill, Liberty Island, New Or­ secure bargains by c tiling on us " D a n g i t , " he growled " a We have a lii<r lot of NEW leans, San Fran"iscoand then man t h a t ain't g o t no more t o the next, World's Fair. BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, gizzard than I h a v e o u g h t t o ure cream- artar powder HAR\ES« Ac Every day of the year it will git out ol the business " on hand, which will he sold on ENDOR6ED BY ring a t sunrise and sunset, a t And he disappeared in t h e reasonable terms. If we ha ye not PROF A. L. METZ, P. H.6, 9 o'clock on national anni­ shadows of the night.—Ex. got what you want, we will of Medical Department Tulaue Unlverslliy versaries, a t 2 o'clock on the who, after a take pleasure in getting any of Loniilana, a pure Creamoaroful analynU, | pronounce* It Tartar Powder, birthdays of patriots and « t w h i c h h e c l i e e r f n l l y r e o o m m w d c to the Ruloigh Obsfivfr: When Car thing for you in our line. We buy public. lisle to.ik lus sent a t t he head 4 o'clock on the anniversa­ direct from manufacturers am 1 "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"" can, therefore, give you viry of the Treasury he found the ries of their deaths. "URE; WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. close prices. newspapers alive with gos­ Little Things. ^ You Want it. Ask Gracer For It. We hav j a lull line of new Ha? sip a b o u t the IHVC I H of t h e government, the low s t a t e of ulf fg. o•I NEW ORLEANS, A serpent's fang is a little ness—Collars, bridles, et< -e vLA. i t s cash, necessity for bond thing, but death is irs vie- erything in the harness line Cur sales and ail s o r t s of gossipy tim. heat the world on prices. fine of ttif r=f= BT.ST1 ' news t h a t kept the public on will take in exchange, A baby is a weeliftl"thing, faciipr. i ti the world. (.10 inirodureour Unennaled, e ''arilitteft.rn the qui vivc a s t o I reasury but a constable was once a hoisey. mules, and ale good bef eupenorPKii-onwin will sonrtFnits toONB good, tlioee who each cattle. Give as a call, matters. The new secretary baby. »« .hoveonce tan make locality, to uechance.Onlyyou have towrite at All eurr of the ia to ehow our proud• tc Tfe S t o u t e r fysmfa® ^ do in a t once directed his subordi­ The tongue is a little thing, tlbSKi U CRAIG & ' (J. returnwho call—your nclriibort tfee.e around t .Lenoir A. C. nates t o keep their informa­ but it fills the universe with and M •of thisid you The bc" those glnnine advert n-rm-nl tion t > themselves, saying trouble. jeope. The following; oat rivesahowi the email enditof the tel.ft the appearance of reduced ' h a t he himself would speak iiccdin^ ntor.ift, •: »• ir wb » wttlbnfto^ A cross word is a little J < { lie. .W Atld MAS •— 1 department an<i its thing, but it is what stirs up BhO'/'i'S JTYtv.v S.17RR3. about thelargee. i, e»,y to • nrry Wo is a grranil, doable aire tele, fiftieth part of Its hulk. Ii .-.illatso sli.uv , on how you •cope, as T' i• j>;,>fts.t u t-i tatc, ourw) Mal.nria., In<2lcan make from Hotter .1. I at day leeel, from the start,with­ Etatiou, Biiurasnosu aiid ».ivc-r CoiuplaiuU. 'j- t The effect has the elephant. out experience sd .t towriic<1 a onceelWe iiayI'yuiexpress charges. Address, MHALLETI' A CO,, Ilox h»1», al. i.a ni>, J!a,"• An orange peel on the side- * ®4 . CACTERINE PAY TETTERINE! - : P G T M A COMBLUTE DEL NEWSPA The Urideofthe North na Press." UaiVi Do you want to aid in building up a paper that shall reflect the ^ greatest credit on North Parole • na, no matter where it mav be MY" ? Then patronize i he l! ilmington Mas senger ^ A LA HUE EIUIIT-PAGK i'APKJI Do you want a reliable paper giving you all the news of the wu'li.l—a Democratic newspaper hat equals the best—lias tho argost circulation, and has tor ucuty-one years been i part Mid. factoriu thegrowth and dev•elopment of the Old North Slate? Then subnerbe for TU WlLMI^bTLX l l a p q L'arnpaign I t a r t e s : i he 'Daily MeKKenger," by nail, 4 months 011 trial, for ^•2,00 i'hc weekly "Transcript Mesenger,' (the largest ami ® best paper in t h e S t a t e ) 9 uonths o n trial for $ 1 . 0 0 Gash in advnnee. Both >apers it re i a rge E igh t- l ' a g e leets. Send Postal Gain J e t h fhea-hlres-i of live j>er>ns and rerei\ r '» saanoie c. of This [aasvx ; ;.t. • • v i sr. t S-'W •"<>. ili «i i ds i 'i'.i'J $ •'rtfcc; n St.ifc.i ' J rHtiV' f i " : ' Chi. M;-o a;i ; is tihu pi' • M V V '4 \ 'h < • i • i ?•> 1 1 • v id {t'l i:i I -V in Y >n, Oi-u ; ui, h ?! I 1 'ji' 1 {;. |• j,. i a n d Cr-sr A'.-??/4»/ *?i ),]•! in tha 0 ;'y -Lie runrjiug Solid V.*.ri '• ' 1 but-wr.'ii St. 1 on? a ' d v i.'itv. • :g 1 'iutir 0>AT® a».»U Towr i fr< • of *;Xbr» chiti'iift. : 1 i t [>:irti v-j Kt aii.y railro?id st r. ''Tifch 1 Mid hwggilfX fhtVkB. •' -r u i »'Oi snui i ' p i v t * paniph 'etK cf Ik* • 'vVust v fit. 1- ! > or fUCi on B. A. N£Wi.oti 'ih-avciiug igt.. 1:-) Button Ave., Aiihi-vU'>, N. w'. J. CiiAltL TON; (}. V, \ < liieugo, CI S— » —I iMovg^wr^ajAtSdoei atwindui is a diwsfac blwwt e? fiftt, high-gt *4a Chi­ nese f««Hp ia satractSvw aed origfriiU Tv»r.lr.«^c« xo/j. packed In handsome counter di-fcpiw «f ate jwiad* each (eitiuff &be); b m*iy win* ki packages, at a rareonabk »**& stuck Wrwycr pdee to tlva coo3ust«r tfeas? aey ether package tea 00 Ute market of *«v Hfcerrt wrvatever and ttv affordft Use cWka" a. V«ir profit; l« a tiioroughly letiible, fe-etcUse arttcie, abso­ lutely pure, sdvaye Ui« aame ; free front DEALERS dU3L will find the Five and Ten Cent packages tjie cheapest and most salable package tea on the market and consumers pro­ nounce it "the best and most economical." Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy to sell and has proved a big succese wherever introduced. We are extremely anxious to havB all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ quest that you Include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house j or order direct of us, we will see that yott are supplied. For further information address The Kin-Go Tea Co., "'ST* ,,c. S A c . Y? K*." I'myA -s' k / • ? ' V*. y*:-y -V' -velC A Y-. W -,. « 1: • w* n .•A **•«* •*WK c -"-T 4vtt:A C ®R7trte, Tiafiv-MarYd db.dilsai, ami til /fitGtl>. htidlBCM F»m. o»'i >t i« epn.nst*# u.e. oa< ! trxue. wi» r . r » wjiTWi law? il* 1 Uwxsj »•».'»# lie * S-/-4 a: i*}, Aiawi.-kdC wr witb vfo*. Ws MIVSJM, IT k. «R TN« IJ oh*. O*? '.' * w»i j«* rt'l Mt«t i« -P<vrc4. W OYUfa rfttwrt#," v ttJj «/ ocUo] elidvid \m rmsr 3*rA+, Itvh, l»xt £r»e. AiAtWs, T A O . A . 8 N OW f t C Q . (ppo&rtc Palcnt L. (L ' �The Watauga Democrat in thin Miction a s vreil a s a n y a r t of money-getting is indus place introduce activity and NOTICE. other place, from what we t r y , "persevering, indefatiga­ how wonderful the change? By virtue of a mortgage could see. On our way t o ble attention t o business." " T h e stimulus of a painful deed executed t o me byG. VV. B. B. Dougherty, Editor. K. C. Hirers, Publisher Elk Pa r k, at the ford of Elk, Unceasing watchfulness and necessity urges man to cense- Clawson, arid wife, A. L. CJaw we struck the splendid turn­ persevering application of en­ less effort, and the world is son, I will offer for sale for 0Ihursday Apr. 27th, 1803. pike which linn been recently ergetic labor is the true phi­ filled with monuments and cash in hand a t the e o \\ r t house door hn the town of built, doing away with t h e losopher's stone which con­ memorials ol his industry, Boone, Watauga County, N. W ATAitftA county needs bet old "Scaly" road. EHc P a r k verts everything into gold, his aeiil, his patient labor, Irs C., on Monday, the 1 s t day ter roads, and we propose in is a busy little town and the and will a s surely lead t o op­ masterly spirit and his in- of May . 1893, a tra'ft of land a brief way to give an idea of people a r e wide awake t o bus ulence AS habits of idleness doini ta ble perseverance. lying on the waters of Pine Bun creek, adjoining lauds of our own for the public to eon iness. Several of our Wa tauga a n d inattention leads t o pov WlLLET 8 . MlLLER. M. L. McNeil and others, the wider. While at Cranberry we friends a r e a t t h e Park. We e r t \ and disgrace. REMEitfpEB.^he town elec­ lands eon veyed and describ­ took particular pains to ex­ stopped with Billy Walsh who One has said t h a t the best tion conies off on next Mon­ ed in said mortgage. Said amine a rock crusher run by runs a hotel and feed stable. remedy for hard times is t o mortgage is 'duly registered an engine. Jt did its work so Billy has plenty t o e a t and cheat the doctor by regard­ d a y , and here is the winning in book "C," page 429, etc in rapidly and completely that it is a good place t o s t a y . ing hygienic regulations; t h e I ticket: Fo r Mayor. J a m e s 1), t he Register's office in Boone we at once conceived the idea We had t h e pleasure of eat­ lawyer by keeping o u t of Council!.; iorComtnmissiouers t o satisfy a debt o f f 1 5 0 with that if Watauga would pur­ ing dinner with Mrs. Emma debt; the demagogue by vo­ J . II. Cook, M B. Blackburn interest and cost. March 30, 1893. A. J. MOJIETZ, chase a portable rock crush­ Taylor, and was much pleas­ ting for good men, a d pov­ and R. P. Kasran. Mortgagee. er and use it along the roads ed t o find her s o nicely situa­ er ty by habits of industry. in macadamizing the muddy ted. Her sister, Miss Jennie With intelligence t o guide NOTICE. places and all solt road beds, Council 1, o? Boone, is visiting and economy t o manage any By virtue: of a mortgage it would pay better than my her. Her husband and broth­ people can look t o industry deed executed t o Henry Tay­ other investment. When one er a r e doing a nice and ac­ a s a sure source of temporal lor by Levi Moody and wife, travels over bad, rnadd.v tive business selling goods. prosperity. All things use­ Elizabeth Moody, on the 1 4 roads, su?h as Watauga has, They a r e also dealing exten­ ful in every department of •lay of Nov. 1878 and assign , j ; 1 t o Thoa. Cook March 26, a n d t h e n g e t o n t o a g o o d , sively in lumber. We met science and a r t a r e tracable 1887, a t which Ume pay­ rocked road the impression o u r old friend Isaac Greer, t o industry. In the most low­ ments wen* made bv mortga­ forces itself on you that if we who lives a t Elk P a r k . Ike ly pursuits of life, industry ger.-*. Said mortgage deed reg had good firm roads our dis­ is a s funny a s ever and caus­ may be the associate of the intend in the Registers office tance to the railroad would es us t o laugh a t hiifi a s we highest intelligence, and re­ i J Watauga county bn 14th day of Nov, 1-H78, book " H " b e g i e a t l y o b v i a t e d . T h e did s o many years ago. We spect position and power a r e Mra. Elizabeth jjCesser pugrs 186—187 and 188, the idea of pulling a team thro< went over t o t h e Cranberry open t o its smallest devotee. Baltimore, Mil. undersigned will s< ii to the mud getting to and from the Iron Works, and looked u- No one should despise indus­ highest, bidder for cash a t the railroad is a murderous af­ round with much interest a t t r y a s his temporal shield, court house .door in Boone, fair on teams and wagons. t h e o p e r a t i o n s g o i n g o n f o r I t i s t h e s a f e s t t h a t h e c a n All Said She Could Not Llvo a on Monday, the first day of WSonth May, 1893, to satisfy a bal­ Think of the abundance of there. The Co. had a barn fasten on. With it. he can bid ance due on said mortgage of TIliS I S NO H U M rock all along our highways, burned with two tine horses defiance t o poverty and want Now Alive and IVeil —- Thanks to $146 and interests a rul costs, Hood's Sureaparllla. made on purpose no doubt the night before, also a con­ which a r e greater t h a n all BUG TO DRAW "I mustpraiso IIood'3 Sarsaparllla, for It la a certain tract o r parcel of to make solid roads. Sup­ siderable supply of hay, o a t s else in destroying the happi- wonderful medicine. I auXorod 10 year* with land situated in t h e county TRADE! •» Neuralgia and Dyspepsia pose then we had our roads and corn was destroyed. Cran n e s s and independence of of Watauga, and 8 f a t e ol N. and fainting aprll*. Sometimes I would better graded and covered berry i& a pretty place and man. be almoot stiff with cold perspiration. I spent" C., lying in Laurel Creek town a preat deal of money for medical attendance, ship on the waters of Core with crushed stone, then af­ will no d o u b t build up more but did not get any Honorable industry is no told Ime about Hood'sDenefit until mv daughter Saraapai Ilia, and I began ter this there would be no extensively in the future. On hindorance t o the attainment to take it. I weighed 1(MS tliau 100 lbs. and was Creek and directly o a the Rock House branch 190 aA Picture of Rfilsery more labour to keep up the o u r way home we travelled of the highest social life; no Every one who saw mo thought I could not ervs, See record of deed for -opublic roads, or at least a the new turn-pike just com­ detriment t o enjoyraent and live another month. But I begun to Improve boundary. Mar.. 27, 1893. very small amount. Let the pleted across the Valley Moun d u t y ; but i t travels the same at once after beginning with Hood's Sarsapa- 11ENRY TATL< »ii, Mortgagre, 1 rom now until the first day _ '0P V'» bv T. F. CooK, Assignee. of April I will sell my fttrtck people be taxed ten cents on tain. This road was survey­ road with them and enhanc­ am iu perfect health. I owe all to the hundred dollars worth of ed by Mr. S. M. Dagger, and es them. Progress* is impos­ M' 1rri / 1 NOTICE. property for ten years and the grading was done under sible without industry. The Insteadt of being dead nmv, I am alive and vreiato iti lb-." Mno. Klizaiusth MKaSEH, 19 Eut t liaruey Street, Baltimore, Md. By virtue'of an execeution of this would be sufficient to put Mr. Keener. We pronounce idle a r e a s passing wind which IIOOD'S PILLS ftro purely veritable, pat- the Superior court of Watauga our main roads in fine condi­ i t a splendid pice# of work, a hard'y make a rustle among f«etlyhannl«M,»lwEyB relUUe ami benofloUl. -AND— county, issued on the 22nd day tion, making about ten miles fine road and a g r a n d im­ tlie leaves; but the indiutriof Feb.. 1893, in favor of the NOTICE. o f g o o d r o a d r o a d e v e r y provement for the whole conn ous ore like a powerful torna Bank of Abingdon against J. P. North Carolina, Watauga coun Ilagaman, Thomas A. Hagaman year. Now, don't get mad trydo, which by i t s T i t a n force ty. In the Superior Court. and J. K. Hagaman,docketed.on at this, but duly consider it. At "*0 per cent abovo D. N. T. A. coffey, j. T. The Pennsylvania Steel Co. uproots t h e grand monarch? coffey. coffey,wrlght and wife, M. 7 th day of April, 1890 for $2,031.Tho's mid then let us have your 87 with on operating a t Steelton, Perm., of the forest and sea fcters de­ A. Wright an! Mccalebcoffey plffa. from 7th interestApril, $1,817.84 day of I-S90 with view s on the most important struction in its pathway, s u r Vs. and Sparrow's Point Md,. has costs, now in my bands for col­ matter, in our mind, touch­ mounting the obstacles a n d James c, coffey and wife, surah lection and i< vied on the follow* failed. ing the prosperity of :>urdenr leveling down the impedi­ E. coffey, win. Kimber, John Kim. ing described lands by me to sat­ T h e remains of Jefferson ments t o success, insomuch her and other heirs at law of Jes­ isfy same, on the 22nd day of If yon don't think I mean it old county. A citizen who se T. coffey,deceased,defendants. does not love his own coun- 'Duvis have been transferred t h a t succeeding generations The defendants, wui. Kimber, March, 1893, I will sell to the dome and look through my highest bidder at the courthouse ty and has the interest of i t s t o Richmond, Va , and will will be benefitted by their in­ John Kimber James Kimber and door in Boone, on Monday the pnn other heirs at law of Jesse T. cof­ first day of May, 1893, it being people at heart, is a poor be reinterred there. dustry. k fey, deed., will take notice that Monday of the Superior court, citizen and ought t o emi­ "Practical industry, wisely an action entitled as above has one tract or boundary of land lev A fearful cyclone is report­ grate. Our public roads a r e ed from Miss, which has left and vigorously applied, uev been commenced in the superior icd on us the property of J. P. I t won jf cost r o e one < ent if in a bad condition, and will death and destruction in i t s er fails of success." Industry court of watauga county for a ti­ ilagaman, lying m noorre town­ yon flf>nt purchase, tle to certain lands always remain s o under t h e p a t h . T h e path of the cy­ n o t only blesses our business watauga township in situated in ship on the waters of Brushy have a large sAoek s n d said coun­ Fork, adjoining the lands of W. present system of keeping clone was three miles wide. b u t i t h a s physical a d v a n t a ­ ty, t his nciion brought on a bond VV. Presuell, N. H, Shipley, J. R. want t o get rid of ife before executed by defendants an coster, Hfigwmon and others, it being them up. So we must g e t spring. The enit Miller vs Church, ges. Limbs a r e strengthened Jesse T. coffey, now deceased, to the lands upon which E. L. II arout of the old groove and get by exercise; sinew# braced by plaintiffs and their ancestor Aus­ mun now resides. One tract or tried in the Superior Court of up a new system. -otin coffey, the afore­ W a t a u g a county, and ap­ endeavor; every organ per­ said lands.for title to defendants parcel of laud levied TU as t h e And the forming i t s lawful function will further take notice that they projK^rty of J. P. Hsgaman, ly- MR BALL AND LOOK I -~M % pealed t o t h e Supreme Court in}' on the waters ol nuird'scrr-k Onr Last Trip. of North Carolina has been in its proper place; the blood are required fco npp-Air nt next Watauga township adjoining the WE left Boone on Monday -n made t o circulate by motion, term of the superior < our tot said lands of G. W. McGhinis, L. 0. of lapt week, and went down reported. Judgment of t h e the joints pliant from use; county, to he held ontheSth MOD Earp, Elijah Isaacs and others* i would call your attention day alter the 1st Monday in March Cove ( reek anrtJWatauga itiv lower court confirmed. disease prevented by internal 1993, at the. court, house of said .! being known as the Bailie Ha- t o th? big cut in prices in my e r . T h e f a r m e r s a l o n g t h e Col. Murphy, of Brownville vigor; appetite kept s h a r p by comity, in noone and answer or gainan lauds. One tract or par­ cel of land levied on as the prop­ route'are prettyiiWell up with Texas, who has lived in Wash t h e tonic laboi;test;made .vel demur to the complaint in said erty ofT. A. Hagaman in Wa­ other hres. t h e i r p l o w i n g , a n d s m a l l logton, I). C., a s claim agent come by previous exertion, at ion or the plaintiffs will apply tauga, township lying on Watau­ to : e for the relief deinan. grain crope are looking unu­ had been missing from hisof- and sleep become delightful MMt a courtcom plaint. This Feb ga vivcr, adjoining the lands of 01 i A. B Mast,'Henry Taylor, J. F. sually well. We passed over fice for near a month. The n o d r e f r e s h i n g a f t e r b u s y 28th, 1893. Shull, Jacob Wagner u,ud others, Joe. B. T ODD, C. 8. C. the section of Watauga coun door of his office was broken working. The mind kept from k n o w n a s t h v William Mast place, now occupied by Andy ty, known as the Poga sec­ open, and his decomposed re­ petty, peevish thoughts by Holier, embracing all of said NOTT E . tion, to Cranberry and Elk mains were discovered. the busy attentions t o t h e hinds. One tract or parcel of By virtue of nn execution is land levied on as the property of Park, parallel with the State Seattle, Washington, has work in hand which industry sued from the Superior Court J. R. Ilagaman t o satisfy the line—this being our first visit recently been visited by a demands, is ennobled and puof VV a t a u g a county, N. U., nto those places. We found very destructive Aire. T h e rified. Thb temper is less tried j gainst E. B. Miller and lona- foregoing execution and also an execution in mv hands in favor this part of our county steep business portion of the city by bodily infirmit ieH and se­ than Miller and in favor of of n. F. Brannoek against J. R. and rough and bad roads. lis in ruins. Property t o the cret npbrnidings ar.d assum­ John Rngan for the sum of Maga inan for $40.00 and interest The lands are rich and pr o-! a m o u n t of $ 7 0 0 , 000 was de­ es a near equanimity. The 92.84 cts. with interest and and cost, situated in uoone town coat, I will sell a t public out­ ship lying on Brushy Fork ad­ ductive and much neavy tin,-1stroyed, only a b o u t one-third spirits being drawn away cry a t the court; house d o o r joining t h e l a n d s o f W. W. -a • *} poplar t r 'e 8 0 f which was covered by iHsu from the petty trifles of pe- in the town of Boone May " , IVesncjl, J. I\ Hagaman Z. Adare being cut and sawed and r r mee a n d grent suffering a n d vishness rise into cheerful* 1893. it being l.he first Mon-! o t h e r s , known as the -J. pi:l{4' (111brnhauled t o Eik Park, Steam destitution is reported. ness. The whole man bv be day in said month, the follow I ° ia,; described !n,p t o r nitre' iTb' 44l° .vvh2^ de^vihGd t r a c nr part saw-irills are numerous in March 27, 1893, nig actively engaged, is min­ ng INDUSTRY. of land, t o wit:75aeres more these hills and the lumber 1). F. B AIRD, ShtT. ed in the seals of nobility a n d o r less lying in Watauga Co. trade at Elk Park is a big For The Democrat. The success of our efforts worth; is enabled t o resist and bounded a s follows: Be­ thing, but the citizens who AdijttiBlslratoFs Notice. the unhappy approaches of ginning on ix buckeye and two furnish the lumberat a great a r e in direct proportion t o sorrow and sickness t o enjoy gum trees on the bank of Elk Maviiig qurtlficd as the admin­ creek, nnp a t the mouth of istrator of Elijah Dot-soil, deed., cost get poorly paid. We the exertions we make in a vigorous old age. prosecuting our business. If Dry branch, and adjoining all persons indebted to said es­ took dinner with our friend Idleness and disuse of the the lands of A. F. Davis, J . tate are requested to make im­ we have n o aims, we will n o t George Brown on the Tim­ mind and body produce slug­ Miller, C. J . Cowlea and oth­ mediate settlement-, and all per­ bered Ridge. His excellent make any achievements. By gishness, desponding spirits ers and known ns the N. W. sons holding accounts against wue fe ik a dinner suitable the absence of labor, i t is of- and disease. The mind im­ Davia pince. 8a i< 1 $72.34 is! said estate are notified to preRESPECTFULLY < { ' h - v anUnyiticatod .. v. | ten the case t h a t poverty a n d bulance due of purclia»»o mon ! bibes impure ideas a n d grndmt m ve m n s o tl i a g o o d c# 1 contempt, rnitl and defeat, ! »y „ ( lauds. Kp. 3 , 1 8 9 3 . ticehwillt w e lpleado int hbar r of , m " 3 ' be their uafiy degenerates, and t h e ' a ' tare on prosperity I4A1R1). Sliei iff. recovery. Feb. 1.3, 1893. whole man sinks heneat-h in 1 _ •1. B. GREEN, Administrator. try CMJ A. * O OL • ir. aiHi iu with reverses and dishonor, id-., " st i. Revise the ; ; t dollar pnys for tbft O Q Q Q C > QO Q Q3>_ C J 3 take it all in all, people live An important essential in t h e ture. remove sloth and in its Democrat one year. SAY! I MEAN BUSINESS. Hood's SarsapariSia RCOATS �SUBSCRIPTION K A T E S ! "Mary Ann. ' This corpse is i From So^ar Grove, N. C. Relieve-, ail 'c.rrni •, ,<itbo -rnicm:* TOMBfcrtB*! To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT still inclined to kick a n d Editor Dei bent: URX-HA cureiCONOHRKcaA> M,dr-Nereetaitriet \.cMo other fcriattMr.t esauy, Of j'KT is t«» j-fevi. ij g r o a n now and then. Let Early spring; grans and veg lentes tcjr IqtQtloiM *ftc/ eiJovi filet, I*. Sen CUTTIuS AF FAIR 1 ropylyear bfdrungUtt, ,ftj 00 jetation very forward; farm HLQUQ EAIH i]Q„ P,vbf Atigjtfek 0 months , ho i her groan. w '"*-well up- wheat looking " 3 months 35 —Remember when vou a . « well;*, our farmers preparing ADVERTISING RATES. a t court, next'week t h a t my for large corn crops; a fair f* 1 inch 1 week.. v..$ (o 1 " 1 month 3.75 s tore is the place t o buy bar- oat crop is set, and stock a r e 1 f' 3 " 3.00 g a i t s in anything you need. now living on grassy, which 1 " 0 " 5.00 is quite a month earlier t h a n , 1 " 1 year 7.00 W. L. BRYAN. average years. 1 column I week 9.00 —In another coinmri is t o Bring TTs ?our Wool This Tsar. 1 1 month 13.50 We had some frost here on 1 3 « 25.00 be found the new a d vert ise- the 1 6 t h . Peaches, pears and 1 " 6 " 37.50 imei.t of 0. D.Taylor. He is plums a r e in bloom and may 1 year 1 " ..50 ()0 now handlingthe 1 argeat and 'A e will spin i t for ten eentemper pound, o r make it into be slightly uijured.—Mr. A1 BLOW IK® ROCE! best selected stock of general goods if you prefer. We have a large and varied line of our Entered a t t h e PostofRceat merchandise ever offered t o len Harm a n has moved his own goods, and also o r househ a b o u t a quarter of a Boone. N. C., a s second-class liie people of Valle Crueia o r mail m a t t e r. mile up the branch and has surrounding country. See it. GENERAL VEEUfflANDlSfi | moved into thevn.-F. P. Mast LOCAL NEW.S, fn ord?r t o make room for Our friends over the way, has cleared a b o u t thirty o r WHICH WE WILL S E L L TO YOtCVKliY LOW. J . Millard Hodges and W. H. | forty acres of land between our large and complete stock !'o parties who will gather 1 :>ads of wool in their neigh­ —Court next week. H . Greene, had a fisticuff on jCove Creek and Brushy Fork borhoods and bring t o us, we will offer special induceirientsl —OF— —Come prepared t o settle last Monday. No very seri­ for a corn crop. and we hop© T H I S YEAH t o t r a d e with every 7 wool-grower in ous damage was done but it On a h u e trainp I saw in­ with the DEMOCRAT. SPUING AND S UM­ WATAUGA COUNTY. is reported t h a t Greene is mi­ d u s t r y and thrift all around —The Baptist S. 8 . Union Our agent ivill soon call to see you with samples of our nus two front teeth, and t h a t and along the line. F ar ms AX E I I G O O D S meets a t Globe Chnrch May J goods, and we hope you will give him your orders. Hodges is in possession of a all trimmed up, looking neat, the 5 t h . / hmiking you foi past fa von we are truly yours, badly bitten thumb. and priui, and saw much fine WE ARE MAKING A JUG —The Watauga Bridge Co. stock onVood grass. Our en­ THE ELKIN WOOLLE'n MILLS. f j L a s t week N. N. Colvard will soon s t a r t up their work terprising and energetic citi­ and David Norris were ap­ April 1 3 , 1893. again on the River. zens a r e moving ahead inbuil pointed Deputy Marshals for —Are you a subscriber t o this division,, by T . J . Allison, ding up and improving o u r isolated country. Mr. J o h n F o r the next SIXTY DAYS. the DEMOCRAT? If not, send Marshal of the Western Dis­ Mast owusji good farm and in your subscription a t once. trict. These gentlemen a r e sawmill. He has just com­ —Ashe court was like a n well fitted for the position a s Many Goods Will be old woman's dance, of short they have both had consider­ pleted one among the best duration. This speaks well able experience a t the work, houses in the county. The I owe a lot of money a n d for the next thirty d a y s you w o r k m a n who built the house So Id for Less than for Ashe county. and will give general satisfac can buy goods awful cheap for ( ASH. Now is the time Mr. J . J . Mast, s t a n d s second t o secure some rare bargains in spring good P. —J. H. Cook says he wants tion. t o no carpenter in the coun­ his customers t o bring theis I h a r d t h e largest lot of fine a n 1 coarse shoes of any­ --Any person wishing t o ty for fine a n d good work, grinding this wrek, so he can buy a good farm on Beaver and our excellent, painter, T . body—men's and women's. Also a lot of clothing a t low rates. Mens and boy s h a t s dirt cheap. Ladies' fine dress grind for ail before court. Creek, Ashe Co.. containing J . Sullivan, has just finished Maaufactura goods low. Ladies'untrimmed hats low down. All kinds - -B. B. Dougherty, who has 1.52 acres. 4 0 acres of good painting the house. If you ot shell hardware cheap I keep all repairs for the Farm­ been attending school a t But bottom lands, 8 0 acres of wish to feel welcome and be Call early to See us we can er's Friend plow. You will find a good line of groceries on hand, sugar, lei*, Temi., has returned aud i which is cleared the balance kindly treated, just call on show yon better than we can coffee, soda, white fish, etc.,,etc. Everybody come and g e t will put in some work on the in good Umber. Small house J o h n Mast and his kind wife. goods while they are cheap. and other buildings.. Terms farm. Messrs. Dan Must & Co. are tell you. USTHQ GOODS SOLD ON TIME."©a easy, $ 5 0 0 t o be paid down, now running their steam saw Very Respectfully, —Atty. Terns, of Hender­ 1 musi again request everyhoby who are. due m e t o son, h a s been stopping a t the twin nee t o suit ihe purchas­ miH,>ind i t s doing good come and pay their accounts and save cost. I want yo v Coffey House for several d a y s er. call oh the editor of this work. Messrs. Will Reason. H. (\ MARTIN Jt Co. t r a d e and will d o you right every time, and will highly r John Johnson ami Porter predate-the same. 1 will just say here, t h a t I want sdl the and will remain with us du­ pa per. roots and herbs there itt in the mountains thi < season. - S© —Mr. Paul Chatham, Agt. Beech have g o t a new steam Blowing Rock. Match let '93, ring our term <.f court. remember me. saw mill planted •o n t h e —The papers speak well of for th> Chat ha m Man. (Jo. reYours Anxious to Please. " quests us t o say t o those who I ietcher branch. So we set.' o u r Rev. i. W. Thomas in his things a r e moving along. WILL W, HOLSCLAW. ministerial work. He is ma­ have wool, t o meet him in Then if you wish t o get in Boone wit b i t during court, king hitmodf very useful and where he will tie icndy t o fur­ t o a-real fountain of honey, deserves much praise. n i s h t h * m a n y t h i n g t h e y just cail on A. J . McBrideand vui~0ia&3& SSTAUUfittSD 133$. —Attorney W. R. Lovill, of want in the way of woollen g o into h i s honey -house NEVER IN THE HFSTOY OF WA­ Ashe, who was appointed U. goods in exchange for it. If where you will find 1,000 o r TAUGA BEFORE SUCH A LOT OF S. Commissioner a t the last, you will bring i t t o Boone,you more pounds of candied horiGOODS AT SUCH PRICES. term of the Federal Court by- will be well repaid for your *y a> white a s loaf sugar. He I7Q A 1 7 8 G a y S t r e e t , KNOKVIU&, T E m Judge Dick, Wns in town this trouble. and uis father, H. S. McBrid*> v I have just received a nice H A R D W A P I E . week. —Our friend Maj, Bingham have fine herds of jersey cat- line of Dress Goods comdatCutJery , Axes, Naila, Lock. ', HI rvpros, To srts, t l w e e a-ad —Rev H . C. Moore, who is of Statesville, spent Satur­ Mo ad they are among t h e ing of Mule o.hoos, &c , <Scc. s o well known in Watauga, is d a y and Sunday in town. He best/farmers i n the county. White and Black Em­ A C W U ! y U A L mFLSKCES*fT3t o be married a t Goldsboro is now on Cove Creek and broider! Skirting. A ^oKsrs. N. L . Mast, Will H«n*alne Oliver Cblllod PloW3, Byraotted HItJskfo PFov/w, BroNvn s Double Shovel Plows, Cfck>r 7*,; iHs, S t r - j w C -uL on May 2nd, t o Miss L a u r a will remain in the county un­ mdsclaw, Dougherty and oth big lot of White ter'A. Lawn Mower.Corn Sheila rst Hay forks, Scqrthei?; Peterson, of t h a t City. Bro, til after court, The M a j. is a ers a r e running a live busi­ Goods, Worsteds Cr adl© and Snatha, Barbed Wire, & o. fc>cott, says he has a n invite. welcome visitor in Watauga, ness in merchandise. As t o OONT'RACTORS' SOPFUES. and etc. A nice Dynamite, Blasting Powder, StA>oL Iron, Pfcfox line of ladies' —Uupt. Lovill returned on and we a r e always proud t o t h e bread supply, there is an Mattocks, Scrape '-^edgpe and Drill Hfa mmeru, J •• smith I ools, W heolbarrows, &c. Tuesday evening from a trip see him. We had the pleas­ abundant surplus. Newt. L. Trimmed a n d Untrimmed Mast has a thousand o r more HATS am Mtmmon, ^amrtmc coc^s. of seveial d a y s through ire- ure of spending two nights Parkers Shot Guns, 3eming^on, Bake r end dell and other counties east with him and his kind family bushels of corn, wheat and Also Trimmings, Tips and Guns, Wiqchostor and Coifs Rifles, Lc—Jr-d Flowers for H a t s . of the Blue Ridge, and says a t their home in Statesville rye, and Holsclaw twelve o r Shells, Riflo I'owder, Shot, Lead, Fish Ho oks aud Lh. . Fishing Rods, P.O. t h e fruit crop there remains a few weeks ago. The Maj. fifteen hundred bushels, and A nice line of ladies SPECIALTIES. unhurt. is well situated, has a n excel­ besides, other merchants and and Gent's Shoes. Sash, Doors arid Blinds, Rubber and L.©other % many farmers ha ve corn t o Big lot of Tin-ware Circular oawe, Window Glass, Fire-proof Safe?. Wk\> —The weat her has been se­ lent dwelling and several aGlass-ware a n d sell. With so much grain in Screen Doors and Window Frames, Pa*p-©r Bafcr?, io* verely cold for this time in civs of good land. He h a s es­ t h e country and cheap flour Queens-ware- A good v E V E RYTHmO OH W H E E L S * the year, for some time past. tablished a n excellent repu­ line of Notions. A big none need t o suffer o r lack Bugmee, Photons, Carriages, SpHng V Va«rcna, Moun­ On last Monday morning the tation in Iredell county, a s lot of Jeans and Cottain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wag ons, Two Whool Ca;tJ, for b r e a i . F o r all these boun Send for Catiilogue and p r i c e s tonades. Just come freeze was so severe t h a t all, a n honest, upright man f\tul tiful supplies let us ever be In 500 galons of Crockery8 facial attention given to ordera bv mnlL We or nearly all 5 of the fruit was of excellent legal talent. His u fully Solicit your patronage. wars. influence in Statesville is thankful t o the source from killed. splendid and of high order. whom all these blessings flow. We a r e Agent for Helton) W. W. WOODRUFF & .OO. —G. W. Dugger, Esq., of OBSERVER. Woollen Mills. The people love and respect Banner Elk, passed through KtdOXVIXLE, T&m\. him. A big lot of Cloth now o n 176 & 178 Gay street, Many places both North town Tuesday on his way t o hand. and S o u t h have suffered fear examine some iron veins be­ To Get at 1 ho Facts J u s t received a nice lot of THESE HARD TM KS yond the Blue Ridge. If fa­ Regarding Hood's gfSarsaparilla, fully from cyclones recently. . _ , ••• X SUGAR vorable prospects show up, ask the people who take the med­ Much property and many 8 0 , EVERY O N E should save © I they can a n d YC he will sink a shaft t o devel­ icine, or read the testimonials of­ lives have been destroyed. Brown and Granulated, should begin b\ buving your and ten published in this paper, Thev Earl li. Hix, t h e weather o p the vein. Coffee. will eertainly convince you that SEWiiWMACJIIM if IE. A big lot t f Hoes, —We a r e indeed pained t o Hood's Sarsupaiilla possessesun prophot, h a s enta b1ihlied h i m And not of the man who runs the AT agon and sells for $50 or <'3 Nails, learn t h a t Rev. E . F . Jones, equalled merit, and that Hood's self a s a g r e a t foreteller of I will sell you as good lor $25. Machine needles that will rt e Cures, s t o r m s and floods. No one Horse shoes, machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by rha.il. I have a good c ec that; good man and able min­ Ox shoes oi fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 75 ctu to 'M.50 can deny t h a t he has the key ister, is t o lea ve for Califor­ etc. Trout flit s GO els per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts pe; There seems t o be a grow­ t o these events, and hereaf­ nia, soon, l u his departure dozen, sent hyina.il. Netting for seins, and scins of nov length ing necessity for a n e x t r a ses ter we shall rely upon his pre we lose one of our most e s t ! goods sold on time, un- complete. Base-halls of the very beat, for $1 each sent by mail." siou of Congress, and i t is dictions more than we have iess secured by mortg ige. Do not f&ii to, write for niices. Respectfully, ma*ble citizens, one of our anow thought t h a t i t will be heretofore. •' p . blest ministers, and a gentle­ Recollect t h a t I will sell called in September, b u t i t man of whom any country May 21., 9L. all Jepeuds on the condition Hood's Pills cure cousi ipation you good goods and will n o t KNOX VILLE, 7 ENR should justly be proud. misrepresent ray wares. Come 6f t h e Treasury. by restoring the Deristrtiic ac- and see my stock whether —Bro. Scott is not much ion ol the alimtntary cariat. you buy or not. in love with the Gideonite, S. Yfhen .yon feel all tired out and ^are thw ,x7,t iamii> natharI Most RespecttuUr, Otho, from what he t?ay« in broken up generally, you need aj SUBSCRIBE 10 THE DEMOCP IT. $.1 PEP YEA v the l a s t Topic. The g r e a t % .,;ood tonic. Bt-oti's Sarsaparib: C, D. TAYLOR. alno moving around with j the best Try i t j^cf'Pav vaur HttbseriiMion. A mfll Og WOOL AT LOOK OUT! W. W. WOQDRDiFF I 08. • HI � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 32 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0427_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: April 27, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-04-27 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/c652bbfec2dda4620ea409b800558417.pdf bed0f70a58cac29da94f821de4938d93 PDF Text Text % VOL 5 JJOONE, PROFESSIONAL. WAS1f INGTON WATAUGA LETTER COUNTY, N. C., THUIISDAY, MAY, 4 1898, NO. 33. Comments for the Democrat. p a r t of t h e gold reserve fund week e m p l o y m e n t t o e a r n Tlie Prlutbu Press a Factor for Both Rood aed Evil. t o redeem notes, t h a t is pre­ T h e o u t l o o k of o u r coun­ t h e i r daily b r e a d , a n d m o s t \ From our Regular Correspondent. For The Deinoerat. W. B . C0UNC1LL, J i t . cisely w h a t t h a t fund was a c ­ t r y ' s financial i n t e r e s t s f o r generally t h e y could n o t find T h e a r t of p r i n t i n g h a s p r o A TTORNEY AT L A A. C h r i s t o p h e r C o l u m b u s i s in c u m u l a t e d for, a n d m a n r s o m e t i m e lias been very un­ e m p l o y m e n t only when t h e y ven t o be o n e a m o n g t h e Boone, N. C. W a s h i n g t o n . Not t h e discov­ p r o m i n e n t d e m o c r a t s d o n o t s a t i s f a c t o r y , a n d m a n y of o u g h t t o h a v e been p r e p a r ­ g r e a t e s t blessings t o o u r r a c e e r e r of America, h u t his d e h e s i t a t e t o s a y t h a t i t s h o u l d o u r citizens h a v e become dis­ i n g f o r themselves t o p u t o u t of all t h e i n v e n t i o n s of m a n . s c e n d a n t , t h e Duke of V a r a tie used, if necessary, Until i t h e a r t e n e d with t h e p r o s p e c t s a c r a p ; b u t men m u s t h a v e VV. B. COUNUILL, M. J). I t produces a n d preserves t h e g u a , w h o is in America a s t h e becomes a p p a i e n t t h a t it will before t h e m . A n u m b e r of food, a n d they t h e y were Boone, N. C. b e c o m e e x h a u s t e d , b e f o r e t h e m ^ h a v e t u r n e d a w a y in compelled t o neglect t h e i r history-fit d e n , n a t i o n s , em­ R e s i d e n t P h y s i c i a n . Office especially invited a n d h o n o r ­ pires a n d k i n g d o m s . By i t o n K i n g S t r e e t n o r t h of P o s t ed g u e s t of t h e U. S., f o r t h e b o n d s should be issued. T h e d i s a p p r o v a l a n d g o n e t o t h e business; a n d by being neg­ o u r laws, l i t e r a t u r e a n d news Office. p u r p o s e of a t t e n d i n g t h e o- p r e s e n t i n d i c a t i o n s a r e t h a t West t o seek b e t t e r f o r t u n e s lected their c r o p is n o t half a r e made, a n d gives u s in p e n i n g o f t h e Columbian Ex­ t h e t r e a s u r y will s o o n h a v e t h a n i t seemed likely t h e y w h a t i t o u g h t t o h a v e been, book form the works a n d E. P. LOVILL position held in h o n o r of h i s p l e n t y of g o l d , a s b a n k e r s , would find here. While we a n d each y e a r m a k e s it wor se. p r o d u c t i o n s of poets, of litep a r t i c u l a r l y in t h e West a n d wish t h e m g r e a t success in B y n o t r a i s i n g e n o u g h g r a i n ATTORNEY AT LAW, illustrious ancestor,. T h S o u t h , a r e placing their gold their new homes a n d deplore for food a n d feeding, m a n y e r n r y , philosophical a n d sci­ Duke a n d his p a r t y , in c h a r g e B o o n e N. C. entific men, a n d a b o v e all, i t of C o m m a n d e r Dickens, U. S a t i t s disposal, a n d v i s i t o r s t h e f a c t t h a t vvc could n o t of­ fail t o r a i s e p o r k sufficient gives u s n e a t a n d c h e a p Bi­ N., w h o i s detailed for t h < t o t h e W o r l d ' s F a i r will s o o n fer sufficient inducements t o for t h e i r own use, a n d t h u s bles. I t is, in f a c t , a g r e a t ed­ I)R. L. C. REEVES. p u r p o s e of l o o k i n g a f t e r tlie t u r n a s t r e a m of E u r o p e a n hold t h e m a m o n g us, still we is caused a n o t h e r leak f o r u c a t o r a n d s o c h e a p t h a t a l l P HYSICIAN AND S HROEON a r e disposed t o credit t h e i r t h e s m a l l s u r p l u s of m o n e y . c o m f o r t of t h e p a r t y , a r r i v e d gold o u r w a y . Off ce at Residence. m a y avail themselves of i t s E x - c o n g r e s s m a n Vance, of dissatisfaction t o allurement, T h e s e a n d m a n y o t h e r like benefits; a n d y e t half t h e g o o d ed h e r e l a s t S a t u r d a y evening B o o n e , N. U. a n d went a t once t o tlie ho­ Connecticut*, while o n a flv- of t h e i m a g i n a t i o n , a n d t o evils which o u r people h a v e i t h a s d o n e h a s n o t been toliL tel a t which a magnificent i n g visit t o W a s h i n g t o n , fancied, r a t h e r t h a n real dis­ been careless e n o u g h t o per­ While i t produces s o m u c li L . I). L O W E , s u i f e of r o o m s h a d been en­ d r o p p e d s o m e p l e a s a n t dem­ a d v a n t a g e s of o u r own c o u n ­ mit a beginning a r e t h e m a i n g o o d , i t a l s o produces m u c h c a u s e s of o u r present h a r d evil. S u c h a s p r i n t i n g o b s e n e g a g e d for t h e m , a n d o v e r o c r a t i c news concerning his t r y . s t a t e , which, a l t h o u g h regu­ T h e Western S t a t e s h a v e times. 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Mr. induces u s t o believe t h a t t lie t h e r a n d f a r t h e r a n d i n a life. R e a d i n g shell stuff cre­ w a s held in their h o n o r I n Vance sa^ s t lie legislature t o Alchemist's wand o r t h e P h i ­ s h o r t t i m e i t h a s covered t h e a t e s in t h e mind fanciful a n d P r e s i d e n t a n d Mm. Cleve­ lie elected this y e a r will tie l o s o p h e r ' s s t o n e , e i t h e r of field. \ m a n d o e s n o t t hi nk u n r e a l heroes a n d heroines ATTORNEY .17 LA IP. l a n d , nnd t o - n i g h t a musical d e m o c r a t i c a n d t h a t ' Sena­ which e n a b l e s o n e t o c o n v e r t i t a very bi g t h i n g t o b u y a t h a t often l e a d s t o elopet o r P i a t t will be succeeded by every tiling i n t o g o l d , a. r e little g r a i n o r feed, b u t ev­ N. 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I F 'DO . r i e d t h e c o u n t r y t h r o u g h offices t h a t he w a s a l m o s t a w a t e r i s alkaline, a n d o u r i t . S t u d y how t o m a n a g e t o delinquents with soft a n d p u r w h a t a t o n e period l a s t week- sci r e of y e a r s a g o when lie c o u n t r y in general will favor­ p r o d u c e sufficient supplies s o s u a s i v e words. I t seems t o NO 7 If E. looked verv lnneh like a d a n s t a r t l e d a Republican Nation a b l y c o m p a r e with m o s t wes­ t h u t y o u will h a v e e n o u g h me t h a t e v e r y b o d y o u g h t t o P a r t i e s p u t t i n g p a p e r s in g e r o u s financial crisis. T h e a i o n vent ion, t o which lie tern regions. Still we h a v e a n d t o s p a r e , a n d then t h e t a k e s o m e g o o d pa per, espec­ rr.v h a n d f o r execution will w a s a delegate, when t h e p o o r people, plenty. 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G I I E E N E , & C O . , p o r t i o n of t h e $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 paid u p subscribers. Wereifc g o l d reserve fund .should be h a r d l y please him o v e r much. o n e w a n t s ,vhaf. five c e n t s g a ! S h e ' s t h e best land a - n o t f o r t h e a d v e r t i s i n g fees REAL ESTATE AGTS., used t o m U e m n o t e s presen­ H o n . T . F . Baird, U. S . a m will b u y a n d h a s ten cents, h e s h o r e . i once t h o u g h t s h e n o local p a p e r could live,/ ted t o t h e t r e a s u r y . U n d e r b a s s a d o r t o G r e a t Britain, is w e a l t h y . If we v a l u e rich­ w a s n o g o o d hilt I t h i n k it Therefore let tlie g o o d peo­ HOONK, N. f. t h e l a w gold m i g h t h a ve been will s t a r t for L o n d o n o n May e s by this s t a n d a r d , we h a v e n o m o r e . I find t h a t t h r i f t ple of Wa t a u g a a n d s u r r o u n ­ Will g i v e special a t t e n t i o n refused for t r e a s u r y n o t e s , 2 0 t h . 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SHELL I CO., MmMtm mm. + . *»«irfll«, Tea a. e r n m e n t t o sell b o n d s t o pro­ ft^One dolist pays for the s t o c k h a v e been obliged f o r f r o m s o r e s a n d i t c h i n g a n d i t be. c u r e g o l d , a n d a s f o r using a Democrat one year. •several so«'eessvve y e a r s t o a t w o r k a g a i n / ' Sc r i b b l e r - ' Attorney at Law i P T �• d a r k complected g e n t l e m a n ' T h e W a t a u g a D e m o c r a t a n y t h i n g , of t h e policy of Mr. Cleveland in t h i s m a t t e r . o r t h a t " b e a u t i f u l lad.v wit h T h e y a t t r i b u t e t o him p l a n s s a n d y hair.'" S o o n all t h e A DEMocftATicfamily newspaper devoted t o the interest of Coun of which t h e y c a n know 110th r o m a n c e will v a n i s h o u t of ty, State and Nation. Published ing, a n d th en proceed t o a t ­ s i g h t if coffee g r o u n d s a n d every Thursday a t Boone, Wa­ t a c k him. W h a t will he t h e furrowed p a l m s a r e n o t t o he tauga Count v. N. C. result is n o t k n o w n . I t m a y allowed t o reveal t h e pleash e a P r o t e c t o r a t e ; i t . w i l l aliter things the futurehasin How the $oiith is Faring Under the scarcely be a n n e x a t i o n . F o r store for us .—Baltimore Sun. New Administration. o n e t h e Messenger hopes it New York Sua. P o s t m a s t e r General Bissell Only fifteen of t h e foif.y di­ will n o t he t h e l a t t e r . T h e ac­ t i o n of h a u l i n g t h e American h a s plainly informed a dem­ p l o m a t i c missions un d er t h e S t a t e D e p a r t m e n t n a v e been flag d o w n w a s p r o p e r u n d e r o c r a t i c C o n g r e s s m a n t h a t 1 filled, a n d of fhese fifty-nine t h e circumstances. I t o u g h t there wil be n o r e m o v a l of h a v e been given t o residents never t o h a v e been hoisted. a n y p o s t m a s t e r , e x c e p t f o r of t h e S o u t h e r n S t a t e s . Ala­ T h e H a w n i i a n s a r e n o t a s k ­ cause; u n t i l t h e term n a m e d b a m a hits received t h e S p a n ­ i n g l o r a P r o t e c t o r a t e o r f o r in his commission expires. 8 0 ish mission. L o u i s i a n a t h e a n n e x a t i o n . The t > need n o f a r a s a p p e a r s , t h e President F r e u c h e m b a s s y . Tennessee flag of t h i s o r a n y o t h e r coun h a s n o t h i n g t o d o with K, t h e mission t o Chili. T e x a s t r y t o he hoisted o v e r t h e m . b u t t h i s is Mr. Biwsell's own t h a t t o T u r k e y . Missouri t h e They h a v e n o t expressd t h e m rule. T h e only c o m m e n t we Swiss mission. Dela w a r e t h e selves a s gratified a t t h e ac­ h a v e t o m a k e u p o n it is t h a t e m b a s s y t o G r e a t B r i t a i n . tio n of republican H a r r i s o n t h e P o s t m a s t e r General uses K e n t u c k y t h e mission t o Pe­ Why s h o u l d t h i s Republic he c i g a r e t t e s , a n d n o t much is r n . G e o r g i a t h a t t o G u a t e ­ a p a r t y t o r e v o l u t i o n s o r t o he expected of a g r o w n m a l a a n d H o n d u r a s , a n d a o u t b r e a k s in o t h e r l a n d s ? m a n w h o h a s t h i s infirmity. N o r t h Carolinian g e t s t h e a p L e t the Hawaiian^ decide for|—Landmark. p o i n t m e n t t o t h e mission themselves a s Americans like Messenger: T h e r e was t o which includes Greece, Bou­ t o decide f o r themselves 111 h a v e been a swell colored wed m a t t e r s of g o v e r n m e n t . rn nil i a a n d S e r y i a . d i n g in t h e city l a s t n i g h t hut These are not the only good A Shooting' Adair in Mitchell. it was declared off o n account b e r t h s in t h e foreign reprice Bakersville News. of t h e d i s a p p e a r a n c e of the which h a d g o n e t o t h e S o u t h . William Blalock, n y o u t h T w o consulH-general, p o s t s of t w e n t y y e a r s , formerly of g r o o m . T h e prospective m o t h which a r e b u t l i t t l e inferior Bakersvill, b u t now of ("Mon­ er-in-law g a v e t h e prosectivt in r a n k t o t h o s e of ministers, t e z u m a , s h o t a n d p r o b a b l y g r o m $ 2 . 5 0 t o b u y tin* li w h o h a v e been chosen from fatally wounded Andy Greer. cense, a n d he c a m e u p s t r e e t , below Mason a n d Dixon's I t i s r e p o r t e d t h a t Blalock ostensibly for t h a t p u r p o s e line. T h e y a r e t h o s e t o Vie- o u t r a g e d t h e wife of P h i l o h u t k e p t g o i n g with t h f n a a n d Mexico, b o r h of whom P i i t o h a r d a n d w a s fleeing s p o n d u l i x . T h e bride a n d c a m e from Missouri. Several from justice. P r i t c h a r d fol­ bridesmaid were all dressed o t h e r g o o d foreign places lowed him t o Elk P a r k a n d f o r t h e occasion a n d a wed h x ve been given t o the S o u t h . p r o cu r in g t h e services of sev­ d i n g s u p p e r h a d been p r e p a r I n t h e d o m e s t i c rervice of eral men went o n p u r s u i t . Bla ed. t h e g o v e r n m e n t t h e S o u t h h a s lock w a s o n e mile below Elk been a l m o s t e q u a l l y f o r tu ­ P a r k when tin 1 s h o o t i n g oc­ UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. n a t e . M i s s i s s i p p i h a s f u r ­ c u r r e d . When t h e officers Inst r u c t i o n is offered in foili nished a n A s s i s t a n t Secreta­ c a m e u p Blalock s h o t a n d general c o u r s e s of s t u d y , six brief courses, e l a r g e n u m b e i r y of t h e I n t e r i o r a n d t h e Re­ h it Greer in t h e r i g h t side o! of special courses, a n d in law; c o r d e r of t h e General L a n d t h e s t o m a c h . The a b o v e is medicine a 11 d engineering Office; M a r y l a n d h a s t h e Su­ related by t h e p a r t i e s vv h o T h e F a c u l t y includes twenty p e r i n t e n d e n t of I m m i g r a t i o n went a l t e r Blalock. Blalock teachers. S c h o l a r s h i p s a n d a n d o n e of t h e Chief J u s t i c e s denies t h e s h o o t i n g a n d s a y s l o a n f u n d s a r e a v a i l a b l e foi of t h e District C o u r t of Ap­ t h a t Reubin B u c h a n a n s h o t needy y o u n g men of talent a n d c h a r a c t e r . T h e n e x t ses­ peals; Virginia, t h e Solicitor a t him a n d h i t Greer. Bla­ sion begins S e p t , 1 . F o r c a t of t ^ e S t a t e D e p a r t m e n t ; S . lock threw h i s pistol a w a y af ulogue with full i n f o r m a t i o n , C. a Commissioner of Rai'- t e r t h e s h o o t i n g . Blalock a d d r e s s P r e s i d e n t W i n s t o n , r o a d s a n d t h e Second Audit­ was lodged in jail a t t h i s Chapel Hill, N. C. o r of t h e T r e a s u r y ; Tennes­ place y e s t e r d a y e v e n i n g by see, a Solicitor of t h e T r e a s ­ Deputy Sheriff Burleson. ury; Georgia, an Assistant A t t o r n e y General; F l o r i d \ t h e Deputy Fifth A u d i t o r , a n d T e x a s g o t one of t, h e C o u r t of Appeal judgeships. Besides these, t h e t h r e e im­ p o r t a n t c a b i n e t places held b.v t h e S o u t h e r n men m u s t n o t be f o r g o t t e n , t h e secreta­ r y s h i p s of T r e a s u r y , N a v y and Interior. Unnecessary Censure of Cleveland. Wilmington Messenger. T h e republican n e w s p a p e r s a r e never fair. T h e y a r e al­ ways r e a d y t o justify all a c t s of t h e i r p a r t y leaders a n d condemn all a c t s of demo­ cratic administration. Wedo n o t know t h a t p a r t i s a n news p a p e r s generally a r e e v e r ac­ t u a t e d by a n y t h i n g b r o a d e r a n d juster t h a n this. Look at Hawaii and t h e censure of t h e P r e s i d e n t b y t h e republicans a n d b y such s h e e t s a s t h e N. Y. Sun. Old D a n a i s a n old f r a u d , h u t many democratic papers ap­ peal t o he very -.low t o find t h i s o u t . P r e t e n d i n g t os u p ­ p o r t t h e d e m o c r a c y , h e is c o n s t a n t l y u s i n g his d a g g e : a n d seeking t o i n s e r t i t i n t o the great President he hates without reason. I t is now insisted t h a t t h e President is u s u r p i n g a u t h o r I ity a n d w h a t n o t in s e n d i n g Po;".': -sinner B! a i l H t ' ) Hull oil: u > pel <r it n . " o f re­ sponsible kind wit h m n h lie w a s e n t r u s t e d . AU of t h i s abusc a n d m i s r e p r e s e n t a t i o n of m o t i v e a n d p u r p o s e i s |qnit> c h a r a c t e r i s t i c of t h o s e gage m 1 T h e v nil, , . , , .. johitely know but little, it J 9 Messenger: f t i s s a i d t h a t President Cleveland m a d e more appointments during t h e e x t r a session of t h e Sen­ a t e t h a n a n y of h i s predeces­ s o r s . T h i s i s excellent. I t s h o w s reform. H u r r a h f o r Cleveland, l ' i e m a n of t h e pec pie, a n y w a y . K e e p t h e a x e keen a n d let i t fall r a p i d l y , c o n s t a n t l y , fiercely. B u t on­ ly 7 1 1 3 p o s t m a s t e r s were 11a til­ ed a g a i n s t 1 5 6 by H a r r r i s o n . Head chopping has b e e n m o r e v i g o r o u s in t h e second t e r m t h a n in t h e first. H e a c t u a l l y in all l e a d s H a r r i ­ son, and that shows active a n d very much needed work. L e t all t h e r a s c a l s he t u r n e d o u t . T r u e reform requires s o u n d d e m o c r a t s in t h e pla­ ces of fire-tried republicans. BUYERS! LOSING OVERMAN'S PECIFIC OXYGEN ?! IS THE •*! I 6 4 B R E A T H O F L I F E . " ! Do you want t o aid in building QXYGENUtheg HEGAUTION ~->rv « vi. MaohiixiSliop, Shops, »««<1 an* »,• <,:• eUrtfins »»theusee « ed. ' v»k bo boat v . <HL • • v /.T ON OH. Supply Co., f!llllillllllllillllllllllllii:<ii!iii!( M M. IIIII;. 1 - iiliJtmiKUj I V tr- I I I ta Lut mzz® GSAcmwEI v life fivinj, «1PRftYBULFi ement ofwithout •; water; air and 3 I i t there can be no 3 MOUTH OXYGEN in a . life. SPECIFICS PIECE. epeoialmedieat-9 ed Oxygentreat- 2 meat fordiiea.-& ei of the note, 3 throat and lungs — The inhalations 3 contain Germi­ cides and Disin-' feotants, in ad­ dition to the best; known speeiflos i for these die-' -• canes,carrying the remedy by inhalation right to! the eent of the d!seaso, making it a P08ITIVE ] 3 CURE. Separate Specifics used in Catarrh and ; Hr.y-Eever. Net a patent medioiue. Physicians j urascriba it in their praotioo. '4ONLY "SS1 I N U S E . ".JZSEES3CS -2 Dr),Oill(irle»: C - If) 610 K. TV.A BnlMlng, Omaha, N«t>. nhYlly I, UamnSl.. Atlanta,KyOa. U:9 Troad/nv. Louisville. »p;-'.a«K63S FOR A FGS1 AL CARD addressed to us \ " Kr'.vy y c n ty return mail a sopy of our j expUinirgtho treatmsnt in fulL Bend] ~ foi it:' y-oa ptiis htalthi ; Tliv Specfflc Oxygen Co., S.» )!l!) i.l,l!ili.i.!:i^llll,lllll:iillliillllllllllllll!bit"ltl CIGTERIHE WARRANTED 5 YEARS vJw/0-j I NATURE'S CURE FOR im CATARRH f-ylr:t 'te ^Ife tei EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. Jr-:' •- k tL3 k Jwfe#- This new treatment for Catarrh and diseases of the respiratory organs it one of the most importantdisooveries In medical science and possesses the ~ Husatmr^e tUffb Arm. 3 •; Has a Svit iMi-ttmp IS.cHIo, 3 lltai A SeU'-k£ir«!MSi»i£; 3 — 1 No E<<i^iii in Oonnbtwiion. ~ U;ta> H Ifn.'i A jr...iiruiioe* • a = lias an Blejitiit riabii. 3 Ki»8 a For Jt-cX 3 ; Hi>s A Posiilvo 3 Ib»u3tylii»5» — Eaj More (inoil Sowiw QnUlttci 2nd u 3 does Pi Larger Uesj»k« of Work c « Uuut »iiy ;lAr»obl:jo ku ti:o World. — I Exaiaine THE ROYAL bifJait e? 3 exctileBoe, as l y»w v;JM a bey no otber. 3 IOF!NG. Weather Boarding, Cailmgs, Sorrttgatad Shaetteg^ jrr. f Roofiug Paints^ ®I Iron Roofing, CENTS Gutters and Spouting, ; COSR^LETE AND READY \ STO AF>f»t.Y WHEN SHIPPED./ EKEI H E^vo" •v' TW^Wn;3 of Sheet Metal for Building WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF &a 13 WE WA3MT iia 3 TAKE T H E Heap and Alton R. B. -UOIXGWest and Northwest. 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C*r t** i%»i «•» till patoat 1. i i w t A "SL>v Vc OVLiia Patwle," wQB br«E4Ki of vtpnl la ja%t SMaVa, »uuUy,af lawn, isat Urea, t Wr««, O.A.SNOW&0& Opposite Patent Gffie*, XMWnflan,». - _ �Tne Watauga Democrat I). It. Dougherty, Editor. K. C. Rivera, Publisher Jhursday May 4th, I SOS. W e h a v e c a u s e t o com plain of a few p o s t m a s t e r s in Wa­ t a u g a ; we k n o w w h o t h e y a r e . O u r subscribers h a v e t o l d u s how t h e y h a v e been t r e a t e d . A p o s t m a s t e r fail­ i n g t o d i s c h a r g e )iis d u t i e s t o t h e people o u g h t t o be dis­ missed from office, a n d if t h e y l i a y e c o m p l a i n t s filed a g a i n s t t h e m they s h o u l d n o t be s u r ­ prised. We h a t e t o s a y t h i s f o r we h a v e n o malice t o w a r d a n y o n e , b u t t h e carelesness a n d unexcusuble neglect of p o s t m a s t e r s a r e i n j u r i n g us u n d we d o n ' t p r o p o s e t o s u b ­ m i t longer. I t i s t o be hoped n o o n e will t a k e offence a t t h i s . I t is o n l y intended f o r t h o s e w h o a r e g u i l t y of t h i s neglect. They c a n d o b e t t e r a n d m u s t d o b e t t e r in t h e fu­ ture. There are some good p o s t m a s t e r s in t h i s c o u n t y w h o d o t h e i r d u t y , of t h i s c l a s s we h a v e n o censure b u t w h a t o u g h t we t o s a y t o t h o s e w h o refused a n d fail t o hand out papers to our sub­ scribers, a n d t h e r e b y c a u s e t h e m t o b e nmd a t us? I t is impossible f o r u s t o s t a n d a n y m o r e of t h i s t r e a t m e n t a s we h a v e o u r r eme d y . Now recollect t h a t wo a r e n o t g o i n g t o m a k e t h i s a political affair—we h a v e b e t t e r stuff in us; we d o n ' t c a r e a b o u t a p o s t m a s t e r ' s politics in o u r l i t t l e c o u t t y offices, b u t we s i m p l y w a n t t o be t r e a t e d f a n l y . S o r r y indeed, a r e we to s a y t h i s much a b o u t a n y of o u r c o u n t y p o s t m u s t e r s . t'HE t r o u b l e w i t h t h e ne­ g r o o c c u p a n t s o n Mr. Bry­ a n ' s l a n n d s a t J a m e s City, n e a r New Bern, N. h as been arnica b y s e t t l e d . T h e ntgroshave agreed to rent t h e l a n d s of Mr. B r y a n a n d n o l o n g e r resist t h e civil law. T h e S t a t e t r o o p s were order­ ed t o J a m e s City t o a s s i s t t h e sheriff in r e m o v i n g t h e m . T h e h i s t o r y of t h e t r o u b l e in s h o r t , w a s a b o u t this: Du­ ring the war a man by the n a m e of J a m e s , h a v i n g s o m e m i l i t a r y a u t h o r i t y , lajred off a l o t of l a n d n e a r New Berne b e l o n g i n g t o Mr. B r y a n a n d l o c a t e d a few h u n d r e d people. T h e y built a t o w n a n d called i t J a m e s City. After t h i s t h e population increased a n d n o w t h e r e a r e a b o u t three t h o u s a n d negroes there. Mr. Bryan having to resort to t h e c o u r t s a g a i n t o g e t pos­ session of h i s l a n d s , o b t a i n e d a j u d g m e n t in h i s f r v o r a n d when t h e sheriff w e n t t o ex­ e c u t e t h e o r d e r of t h e c o u r t he w a s resisted by t h e negroes a n d t h e G o v e r n o r h a d t o call t o h i s aid t h e S t a t e m a l i t i a , M r . B r v g u h a v i n g proposed t o t h e negroes t e r m s of a lease b y which t h e y m i g h t r e m a i n a n d occupy t h e i r for­ mer homes, but these terms were refused. When they s a w t h e G o v e r n o r intended t o ex­ ecute the law upon them they came to terms. Everything i s now q u i e t , t h e t r o o p s h a v e rettirned t o t h e i r q u a r t e r s a n d a l l is peace. T h e w a r is over. 1h e c a t e r p i l l a r p l a g u e is a g a i n o n in p a r t s of e a s t e r n N o r t h C a r o l i n a . Millions of t h e m a r e n e a r Hillsboro spreading over theforestand s t r i p p i n g t h e leaves f r o m t h e t r e e s . T h e t e r r i t o r y now oc­ cupied b y t h e w o r m s i s a b o u t t e n miles l o n g a n d several miles in width, s o s a y s t h e Wil Meesengcr. W i l m i n g t o n , N. C., h a d a t i m e . T h e fifth subject w a s dis­ | 2 0 , 0 0 ( ) fire o n t h e 2 7 t h , s cussed by E . J . Noris, E . F . H o n . Don M. Dickinson is J o n e s , A. C. F a i t h i n g nnd L . very unwell, s o s a y t h e p a ­ C. Wilson. T h e c o m m i t t e e o n religious nel's. exerises r e p o r t e d E . F . J o n e s T h e S o u t h e r n B a p t i s t Con­ t o m o r r o w a t 1 1 o'clock fol­ v e n t i o n will meet in Nash­ lowed b y a s e r m o n from A. ville, T e n n . , o n t h e 1 2 t h of C. F a r t h i n g . T o o k a collection for t h e May. Orphanage a monting to 3.10 P r o f . T o t t e n h a s predict­ a n d t o m o r r o w f o r Foreign ed t i m e t h e millennium will b e Missions a m o u n t i n g t o 3 .1 6 . g i n s o m e t i m e in n e x t Sep­ T h e n e x t c o n v e n t i o n t o be held a t Zionville o n 1 s t fifth tember. Sunday after fourth Sunday P r e s i d e n t Cleveland is a t ­ in M a r c h , 1 8 9 4 . 0 . S . F a r ­ t e n d i n g t h e o p e n i n g of t h e t h i n g t o preach t h e i n t r o d u c ­ World's Fair and everything tory. T h e S e c r e t a r y was request­ is a t a s t a n d s t i l l a t W a s h i n g ­ ed t o h a v e t h e proceedings t o n . T h e office-seekers a r e published in t h e W a t a u g a having a rest. DEMOCRAT and Biblical Re­ The Great'Southern Remedy. P e o p l e s h o u l d n o t be de­ ceived i n t o p a y i n g money f o r trashy mixtures gotten up to sell. B o t a n i c Blood B a l m , ( B . B. B.) which h a s been m a d e in A t l a n t a f o r t h e p a s t fif­ teen v e a r s , never fails t o g i v e satisfaction as a superior b u i l d i n g u p t o n i c a n d blood purifier. I t i s m a d e fro m t h e perscription of a n e m i n e n t physician. T h e b o t t l e is l a r g e a n d t h e d o s e s s m a l l . See their ad verfisementsand buy t h a t which is t h o r o u g h l y en­ d o r s e d b y t h o u s a n d s of g r a t e fill p a t i e n t s whom i l h a s c u r ed. A t r i a l b o t t l e will t e s t its merits. corder. Resolved t h a t t h i s b o d y t e n d e r t h a n k s for t h e hospi­ t a b l e w a y in which t h e breth­ ren a n d friends h a v e enter­ tained it. J . J . T . REESE, Sec. H o r t o n , N. C., May,1st. Dditor Democrat: T I) e academies, colleges, high s c h o o l s a n d universities a r e d o i n g a g r a n d a n d noble work in N o r t h Carolina; n u t , however efficient they m a y be, t h e y c a n never reach t h e m a s s e s of o u r people. I t is a n n x i u m universally Proceedings of S. S. Convention, T h e S u n d a y School C o n ­ accepted t h a t a free people vention of t h e T h r e e F o r k s s h o u l d a n d m u s t b e e d u c a t e d . Association met with t h e Ben In O r i e n t a l c o u n t r i e s where v e r d a i n Church April, 2 8 ' 9 8 . k i n g s hold universal s w a y , T h e s e r m o n a t 1 1 o'clock b y g r e a t a t t e n t i o n is paid t o ed u c a t i n g t h e m f o r t h e i r high Elder E. F. Jones. a n d i i u p o r t a u t offices, b u t , Re-nssmbled a t 1 o'clock a n d r e a d t h e S . S . l e t t e r s Or­ in this country, wheve" every ganized b y electing W. S . m n u is k i n g , " e v e r y o n e o u g h t F a r t h i n g , Chm.,Jand J . J . T . t o be fitted b y all t h e proces­ s e s of m e n t a l d e v e l o p m e n t for Ileece Sec. T h e C h a i r T a p p o i n t e d A. t h e exercises of his r o y a l fran Wilson, G. P . Sherrill, W . J . chise. T h e p r o s p e r i t y , happiness, H a g a m a n a n i J . J . T . Reese a n d g r a n d e u r of o u r beloved a c o m m i t t e e o n religious ex­ Old N o r t h S t a t e d e p e n d u p o n ercises. On m o t i o n t h e P r o g r a m t o t h e intelligence of o u r citi­ be t a k e n u p a n d discussed a# zens. E d u c a t e t h e rising gen eration and our grand State printed. T h e first subject w a s opened is safe, neglect i t , a n d i t i s in b y A. C. F a r t h i n g , a n d fol­ j e o p a r d j every h o u r , for a n lowed b y I). C. H a r m a n , E . i g n o r a n t a n d d e g r a d e d class F . J o n e s , J o h n Norris, C. S . in a n y S t a t e is a n element of F a r t h i n g a n d S m i t h H a g a ­ weakness a n d imbecility. T h e public school s y s t e m man. is s u p p o s e d t o p u t these in­ T h C o n v e n t i o n decided t h a t S u p t s . o f S u n d a y Schools fluences in t h e reach of all s h o u l d b e e l e c t e d b y t h e which will lift all u p t o a church o r u n d e r t h e Supervi­ higher p l a n e of liie, of aspi­ r a t i o n a n d a m b i t i o n , where s o r s of t h e c h u r c h . T h e c o m m i t t e e r e p o r t e d they c a n s o a r u p a b o v e t h e E l d e r J o h n Crisp t o - n i g h t , ' g a p i n g c h a s m s ' of ignor­ a n d J . H . F a r t h i n g t o p r e a c h ance, a n d revel o n t h e 'green t o m o r r o w a t 1 1 , a . in. c a r p e t e d p l a i n s ' of a higher Adjourned until 9 o'cock t h o u g h t , m o r a l l y , intellectu­ to- m o r r o w m o r n i n g . Met p u r ally a n d religiously. T h e put) s u a n t t o a d j o u r n m e n t . J o h n lie s c h o o l s s h o u l d b r i n g all Norris conducted religious ( s c h o l a r s ) children o n a lev­ el—special privileges t o n o n e services f o r half a n h o u r . T i m e f o r s p e a k e r s assigned —and t h e y would s o o n recog­ t o s u b j e c t s w a s limited t o nize, in c h i l d h o o d , t h a t g r e a t 1 5 m i n u t e s , all o t h e r s t o five t r u t h : "All men a r e created free a n d e q u a l . " T e a c h e r s minutes. s h o u l d e n d e a v o r t o instill T h e second subject w a s dis­ cussed b y A. C. F h r t h i n g , E . i n t o t h e i r y o u t h f u l m i n d s F . J o n e s a n d C. S . F a r t h i n g . a l o v e For t h e Uion, a rever­ T h e t h i r d subject w a s dis­ ence f o r t h e C o n s t i t u t i o n a n d cussed b y W. S . F a r t h i n g , A. f a i t h in o u r c o u n t r y ' s desti R o t e n , S m i t h H a g a m a n a n d nyS o m e people m a y s n e e r a t J . W. S t e p h e n s . Suspended business for t h e public schools, a n d s a y t h e y s e r m o n a t 1 1 o'clock; a f t e r a r e of a o benefil a n d o u g h t which a d j o u r n e d f o r 1 h o u r . t o be a b o l i s h e d , b u t I a s k Re-assembled a n d t o o k u p w h a t schools, except t h e p u b t h e 4 t h subjec. Discussed by lie schools, will reach a l l class A. C. F a r t h i n g , L . C. Wilson, e s ? Do n o t t h e public schools E . F . J o n e s a n d 1). C. Har­ open t h e e a r s of t h e barefoot boy, "following t h e plow a n d man. wielding t h e hoe,"' t o t h c J . H . F a r t h i n g , W. H . F a r ­ t h i n g , J o h n Crisp a n d J . F . " m u s i c of H o p e " a n d s e t his little life a l l a g l o w with pi" Filer. On m o i i o n t h e s a m e c o m ­ t u r e s of h o n o r , renown arid m i t t e e o n t h e p r o g r a m of t h e a m b i t i o n ? Do t h e y n o t make, o r help l a s t F i l t h S u n d a y Meeting t o m a k e , t h e o b s c u r e conn w a s r g - a p p j i n t e d t o p r e p a r e t r y lad of y e s t e r d a y tbescl.ol a p r o g r a m a t t h e propel* a r a n d p a t r i o t of tomorrow.? Are t h e r e n o t people in N. C. C O o o o o o o o © o O C O w h o a r e t o o p o o r t o send BRYAN'S C01.UY t h e i r children t o b o a r d i n g s c h o o l s ? Should these p o o r classes be neglected? Should —Owe n o t , i n s t e a d of a b o l i s h i n g public schools, h a v e t h e t a x increased g r a d u a l l y f r o m y e a r t o y e a r . S o m e people s a y t h a t t h e t e a c h e r s of o u r public s c h o o l s a r e n o t qualied t o t e a c h . I t is t r u e s o m e of o u r teachers a r e n o t a s well qualified a s t h e y s h o u l d be, b u t t e a c h e r s receive s u c h s m a l l r e m u n e r a t i o n for t h e i r services t h a t t h e y a r e c o m ­ pelled t o r e s o r t t o s o m e oc­ c u p a t i o n t h a t is m o r e lucra­ t i v e f o r a living, hence t h e incompetency. I believe we h a v e a s faithful a b a n d of t e a c h e r s in W a t a u g a c o u n t y a s a n y c o u n t y in t h e S t a t e , considering t h e low wages. T e a c h e r s , we a r e responsi­ ble in a g r e a t degree, f o r t h e intellectual, physical, m o r a l a n d religious t r a i n i n g of o u r pupils, We a r e t r a i n i n g them f o r t i m e a n d e t e r n i t y . I be­ lieve i t is o u r d u t y t o e n c o u r a g e o u r pupilsjjin e v e r y g o o d word a n d work, a n d t r y t o m a k e t h e m all t h a t t h e i r n u t u r a l p o w e r s a r e c a p a b l e of being m a d e . T e a c h e r s , F t u s Til IK 18 NO HUM l a b o r o n faithfully in t h e die RUG TO DRAW c h a r g e of o u r a r d u o u s d u t i e s r e g a r d l e s s of t h e c a l u m n i e s TRADE I a n d vile e p i t h e t s t h a t / r n a y h c -oheaped u p o n u s b y o u r ene­ mies, l e a v i n g t h e result" t o IMEiNB{J8M333. t h a t Divit.e Being who £re -om e m b e r s a n d will reward t h e f a i t h f u l toilers in a n y a n d all i ruin now until t h e first (lay of life's v o c a t i o n s . W. M. FRANCUM. of April I will sell my s t o c k o SAY! CLOTHING —AND— CUTTING AFFAIR AT KLowiMi mm! In ord?r to make room for o u r l a r g e und complete s t o c k —OFSPBING ANDSUMM E R G O O D S WE ARE MAKLWG A RIG F o r t h e n e x t S I X T Y DAYS. M any Goods Will be Sold for Less than Manufacture, Call early to see us we can show yen better than we can tell you. Very Respectfully, 11. (, MAR7L\ <£ Co. OVERCOATS Blowing Rock. March 1st '93, At 1 0 per cent a b o v e 'AST! LOOK OUT! -0- NEVER IN THE HIKTOY OF WA­ I f y o i i d o n ' t think I menu it c o m e a n d l o o k t h r o u g h iny TAUGA BEFORE SUCH A LOT OF GOODS AT SUCH PRICES. STOCK Clifford IllacJtnuin A Boston Eoy's Eyesight I have just received a nice Saved^-Porhaps His Life I t w e n t c o a t y o u o n e c e n t if line of Dress Goods consist­ ing of By Hood's Sarnupurillik—Blood Poi­ soned by Canker. Read the following from a grateful mother: "My little hoy had Scarlot Fever when 4 years old, and it left hiin very weak and with blood poisoned wills cituUer. 111.4 eyes became so inflamed that his sufferingswere Intense, and for seven weeks ho y o u d o n t purchase. I bar© a l a r g e a f o r k a n d w a n t t o g e t rid of i t before spring. Could Not Opon His Eyes. I took him twice during that timo to the Eye and Ear Infirmary on Charles strcot, but their remedies failed to do him the faintest shadow of good. I commenced giving him Hood's Harsaparilla and It soon cured him. I have never doubted that It u*va<d hit uiglst, even if not hia very !if«>. Yott may use this tes­ timonial In any way you choose, lam always ready to sound tins praise of HoocFs Sarsaponlla because of the wonderful good It, did my son." Ahbik F. Blackmax, 2388 Washington St., Boston, Mass. Get HOOD'S. i f g r C A L L AND L O O K ! t o t h e b i g c u t in prices in m y o t h e r Iires. BLOOD BALM V big lot of Cloth now 011 hand. Just received a nice lot of A thoroughly tested Remedy FOR ALL BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES. b B B \ nice line of ladies and Gent's Shorn. Big lot of Tin-ware Glass-ware a 11 d Qn^ns-warf A good line of Notions. A dig lot of Jeans and Outtonades. Just come In 500 galons of Crockeryware. We are Agent for Helton Woollen Mills. BOTANZC INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF. Rend for our Free Rook of Valuable Information, together with a wonder­ ful array of certificates of remarkable cures from the simplest to the most vir­ ulent disease, after all known remedies had failed. These certificates testify with no uncertain sound, that Botanic Blood Balm Is the best,cheapest, quickest,great­ est and most powerful Blood Purifier ever known to the world. Pare®—fl.00 per bottle ; |S.OO for 6 bottles. For sale by druggists; If not, send to us. Address BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Qa. and etc. A nice line of ladies' Trimmed a n d { u trimmed ilATS Also Trimmings, Tips and ! would call y o u r a t t e n t i o n Flow* rs for Hats. HOOD'8 PlLL8 aro hand made, and are per­ fect in composition, proportion and appearance. This standard remedy has been tried, and not found wanting, for forty years by an eminent physician, who has used ft with certain and un varying success for all diseases for which it is recommended. It never falls to benefit from the first dose, quickly nnd effectually driving out all disease germs from the system through the medium of the skin, liver and kl neys without any unpleasant or injurious effects. It Is not the result of Ignorance or superstition, but it Is founded upon common sense and a thorough knowledge of modern medical science. It effectually purifies and enriches the blood and brings health to the sufferer. As a general tonic It is without a rival, and in its analysis of health-giving properties It Is absolutely beyond comparison with any remedy ever offered to the public. It Is a panacea for all ills resulting from Impure and Impover­ ished t)l')od—the current of life; quickly euros rofulm. Hirers. Enema. Wkln IMe-ntes nnd Krnpfiona, Catarrh, RlirumnlUm, Llrer. Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Fcinitio Weak­ ness, Nervous Diseases, etc. White and Black Embroided Skirting. A big lot of Whi Goods, Worsteds 0 SUGAR Brown nnd Granulated, and ( h)ffeo. A big lot of l{o°s, Nails, Horse shoes, Ox shoes etc. No g o o d s sold 011 time, un­ less secured by m o r t g a g e . RESPECTFULLY, W. L BRYAft, Recollect t h a t I will sell you g o o d g o o d s a n d will n o t misrepresent my wares. Come arid see my s t o c k whether you b u y o r n o t . Most Respectfully, C. D. TAYLOR. c ; c o o o 0 0 c o April 2 7 , 9 3 . �SUBSCRIPTION HATE S t h a t flourishing y o u n g c i t y d a t a in r e g a r d t c t h e "cold NOTICE. Relieves all soreness of the mucous membrane and TO THE WATAUGA DEMO C AT f o r being in possesion of such S a t u r d a y ' a n d o u r venerable cures GONORRHOEA and GLEET In i tog days. No By virtue of a deed of trust ex­ other treatment necessary. Nevrrcauscs stricture or leaves any Injurious alter effects. Price, fx. Sold r-s a n e s t i m a b l e family. triend, M. C. F l a r m a n furnish ecuted to me by A. D.Cowles, and by druggists. * t copy 1 year $1. 0 0 BLOOD BALM CO., Pro's, Atlanta Ga* e s us t h e following, which, in wife, Amelia Cowles, on the 8tli —We h a d hoped t o he a b l e " 0 months 50 day of September, 1888; and in " 3 months 35 t o g i v e t h e c o u r t proceedings o u r o p i n i o n is clear evidence. obedience to a decree of the Su­ in full in t h i s issue, b u t u p H e s a y s : " I h a v e d a t e s a n d perior Court of Ashe county ADVERTISING RATES. made at spring term, 1893,1 will 1 inch 1 week $ .75 t o t h e t i m e of g o i n g t o press s t a t i s t i c s t o s h o w t h a t t h e sell to the highest bidder t li e 1 " 1 month 1.75 t h e S t a t e d o c k e t is n o t com­ " c o l d S a t u r d a y " o c c u r r e d o n lands belonging to the said A. D. 1 " 3 " 3.00 t h e 7t h d a y of F e b r u a r y , ' 3 5 . Cowles in the counties of Ashe, 1 " G " 5.00 pleted, a n d n o t h i n g d o n e o n Mr. J o e l VV. Dyer w a s mar­ Wilkes and Watauga, at the 1 " 1 year 7.00 t h e Civil d o c k e t , s o we c a n following times and places in said 1 column 1 week 9.00 n o t Furnish t h e s a m e until ried F e b . 3 r d . 1 8 3 5 , a n d t h e counties: S a t u r d a y a f t e r was t h e cold 1 " 1 month 13.50 o u r n e x t issue A t thecourt house in Jefferson, 1 " 3 " 25.00 Saturday." N. C,. on Monday, June the 5th, 1 " 6 " 37.50 —Bro. S c o t t of t h e Topic, 1893, the following tracts of land —The c a s e of S t a t e vs. C. lying in Aslie county: 1 " lyear 50 00 will h a v e t o be called o u t a n d We will spin i t f o r ten centsjper p o u n d , o r m a k e i t i n t o Moretz, for selling unwhole­ 1st tract—known as the Wiley g o o d s if .you prefer. We h a v e a l a r g e a n d varied line of o u r fined for n o t m a k i n g his per­ E n t e r e d a t t h e P o a t o f f i e e a t s o n a l a p p e a r a n c e fit c o u r t . s o m e food, tried a t t h i s t e r m Presnell lands on Gap creek, n jo w n g o o d s , a n d a l s o of Boone, N. C., a s second-class of o u r c o u r t , h a s been o n e joiuiug Jacob Setzer, C.J. Cowles T h i s is t h e second t i m e Bro. and others, containlning 50 amail matter. S c o t t h a s failed. We antici­ of t h e g r e a t e s t i n t e r e s t . T h e cres. 2nd tract—the Larkin Phillips p a t e d a g o o d s h a r e of his c a s e w a s a b l y prosecuted a n d LOCAL NEWS* W H I C H W E W I L L S E L L T O YQUJVERY L O W . defended. C a p t . T o d d , of Jef­ Irtiid, on Pine Swamp, adjoining piesence t h i s week, b u t we ('. J. Cowles and William Phillips ferson, defending, a n d t h e T o p a r t i e s w h o will g a t h e r l o a d s of wool in t h e i r neigh­ H e a v y s t o r m of wind oc­ were d i s a p p o i n t e d , a n d s a d l y containing 20 acres. S o l i c t o r for t h e S t a t e assist­ 3rd tract—known as the Hop­ b o r h o o d s a n d b r i n g t o us, we will offer special i n d u c e m e n t s curred M o n d a y evening, b u t s o . ed b y Mr. Charles T o m s , of kins land adjoinining Calvin J. a n d we h o p e T H I S YEAR t o t r a d e with every wool-grower i n did n o d a m a g e . —The f r u i t c r o p of o u r sec­ Hendersonvil'e. a n d Conneill, Cowles, Jacob Setzer and others, WATAUGA COUNTY. —Some c o m m u n i c a t i o n s a r e tion will be sufficient in t h e of Boone, prosecuting. . T h e containing 150 acres. O u r a g e n t will s o o n call t o see y o u with s a m p l e s of o u r u n a v o i d a b l y crowded o u t way of a p p l e s a n d cherries, a r g u m e n t s were all interest­ 4th tract—on the South Fork h u t few peaches a r e left. It i n g a n d instructive. One of of New River, at the mouth ;jf g o o d s , a n d we h o p e y o u will give him y o u r o r d e r s . t i n s week. cranberry creek, adjoining Jas. rl hanking you for past fa rors we are truly yours, was t h o u g h t a f t e r t h e severe t h e m o s t a b l e speeches m a d e Scott, Jacob Setzer and otlnrs, T h e c r i m n a l d o c k e t is un­ freeze t.vo weeks a g o t h a t all in t h e s a s e w a s by Mr. T o m s , containing some 30 or 40 acres. usually l a r g e f o r W a t a u g a , 5t.h tract—the lands purchased t h e f r u i t w a s killed. T h e r e is who is q u i t e a y o u n g m a n b u t n o c a p i t a l canes. April 1 8 , 1 8 9 3 . from C. M. HUNT, near Philips' now a fresh bloom which will —We were g l a d t o meet o u r be all r i g h t unless killed here­ a n d only recently a d m i t t e d Gap on the Blue Ridge. t o t h e b a r . Mr. T o m s , we pre­ At the court house dooi' in friend b r o . I . W. T h o m a s of a f t e r . d i c t , will m a k e his m a r k a t Wilkesboro, N. C., on Wednesday I l i b r i t e n . in B o o n e t h i s week. June 7th, 1893, the following —Books a i e n o / opened t h e b a r . lands lying in the county of —Rev. E . E . J o n e s is in a n d in t h e h a n d s of J . F . —The m o s t a m u s i n g a n en- Wilkes: t o w n a n d will s t a r t t o Cali­ S p a i n h o u r , all s h o u l d s u b ­ t e i t a b l i n g p a s s t i m e d a r i n g 1st. tract—on the waters of Lew fornia in a few da.} s . scribe liberally a n d let n s c o u r t was S . M. B u g g e r ' s is'Fork, adjoining the old Mar­ I owe a l o t of money a n d f o r t h e n e x t t h i r t y d a y s y o u —Most all t h e c r i m i n a l dock h a v e t h e W a t a u g a a n d Blow­ lecture o n " T h e Mistakes of tin Lipp tract and the Joel Fer­ c a n b u y g o o d s a wful c h e a p f ° r CASH. Now is t h e t i m e e t w a s disposed of t h i s week, ing Rock t u r n p.ke m a d e s o o n S a m J o n e s . " A l a r g e a u d i ­ guson tract and others, contain­ t o secure s o m e r a r e b a r g a i n s in s p r i n g g o o d s . ing 42 acres. b u t little of t h e civil docket a s possible. N o t h i n g will p a y ence greeted Mr. D u g g e r Tues­ I h a v e t h e l a r g e s t l o t of fine a n d coarsG s h o e s of a n y ­ 2nd tract—on the South side w a s tried. the citizens of t h e c o u n t > bet­ d a y n i g h t a t t h e c o u r t h o u s e . of the Blue Ridge, adjoining J. C. body—men's a n d women's. Also a l o t of c l o t h i n g a t low —We h a v e been h a v i n g a ter t h a n a g o o d pike r o a d t o T h e occasion w a s a n enjoy­ Harton, chap Green and others, r a t e s . Men's a n d b o y ' s h a t s d i r t c h e a p . L a d i e s ' f i n e d r e s s containing 25 acres. g r e a t deal of r a i n t h i s week, t h e r a i l r o a d . a b l e o n e beyond measure. 3rd tract on Meadow Branch, g o o d s low. L a d i e s ' u n t r i m m e d h a t s low d o w n . All k i n d s {/ a s we usually h a v e d u r i n g — l n e a t t o r n e y s a t t e n d i n g Mr. Dugger m a k e s m a n y h a p ­ waters of Lewis' Fork, adjoining of shelf h a r d w a r e c h e a p I keep a l l repairs for t h e F a r m ­ e r ' s Friend plow. court. W a t a u g a c o u r t a r e T o d d , py hi t s o n " y o u r U n cle J o nes'' c. J. cowles. A . M. church and oth You will find a g o o d line of groceries o n h a n d , s u g a r , ers. containing 50 acres. coffee, s o d a , white fish, etc., etc. E v e r y b o d y c o m e a n d g e t —Read notice of s a l e of fif­ Bower, Lovill a n d Blackburn a n d severely criticises hiai in 4 t h tract—*.>n the south side teen t r a r f s of Ian l in a n o t h ­ of Jefferson; Fo l k , Bower a n d his o u t l a n d i s h t a l k in t h e of the Blue Ridge, adjoining wm. g o o d s while they a r e c h e a p . BfcTNO GOODS S O L D ON T I M E N 0 & e r c o l u m n , by W. H . G e n t r y , Wakefield of Caidwell; Bing pulpit. If Mr. D u g g e r will g o Blackburn, Joseph callowav a«d I musl a g a i n request e v e r y b o b y who a r e d u e m e t o h a m of Sc-iicsville; Linneyof a h e a d with t h i s lecture h e c a n others, containing 250 acres. Trustee. 5 t h tract—the Jordon church c o m e a n d p a y their a c c o u n t s a n d save cost. I w a n t y o u r Tavlorsville; Poms of Hen- m a k e a g r e a t success o u t of lands, on the waters of Lewis' t r a d e a n d will d o y o u r i g h t every t i m e , a n d will highly a p ­ —Rev. Mr. Pell preached a n dvrsonville; Lowe of Elk i t . H i s lecture will t a k e well Fork, adjoining the lands of c. J. preciate t h e s a m e . I will j u s t s a y here, t h a t 1 w a n t ail l ho excellent s e r m o n S u ri d a y P a r k . T h e following c o u n t y wit* 1 t h e people, a s i t is o n cowles and others, containing r o o t s a n d herbs t h e r e i s in t h e m o u n t a i n s t h i s s e a s o n . S o , night to a large congregation a t t o r n e y s were present, t o t h e r i g h t line t o cheek u p 100 acres. remember me. a t t h e M e t h o d i s t Church. Yours Anxious to Please. wit: CounciJI, Lovill, Lowe, t h i s r a n t i n g e v a n g e l i s t who is 6th tract—on the nine nidge, — We a g a i n u r g e t h a t o b i t ­ Gieen, Coffey,. S p a i n h o u r , known a s " Y o u r Uncle J o n e s . ' near Phillips' Gap, adjoining the lands of c. N. Hunt, Edmund Black WILL W. HOLSCLAW. u a r i e s be w r itten iu s h o r t Fletcher a n d Fletcher. burn and others, containing 200 acres. ;.Strongly Endorsed. f o r m , o r tlmv will n o t a p p e a r JJLJII J.I'. "WU1 —Messrs. H a r r i s o n Bird find in these c o l u m n s . The advertising of Hood's RarAt the court house in Boone, H a i r i s o n Aldridge, of u p p e r saparilla appeals to the sober, WOODRUFF. w-e- aiauoKD ESTABLISHED I00S. —Our c o u r t h a s b j cn very W a t a u g a Valley, a r e now in common sense ot thinking peo N . c. on Saturday. June the 10th, 1893, the following lands lying o r d e r l y s o f a r ; few men h a v e T e n n . w o r k i n g f o r a reward of pie, because it is true; and it is in the county of Watauga: been d r i n k i n g b a d whiskey, fered b y Mrs. MoClurdfor t h e always fully substantiated by en­ 1 s t tract—known a s the nark dorsement which in the financial a n d e v e r y t h i n g is q u i e t . a r r e s t a n d delivery of Ben. world would be accepted without Ridge tract on, Beech Mountain, 1 7 6 & 1 7 8 C a y S t r e e t , I C H O X V I L L E , TEISB& containing 100 acres. —Bro J o h n s o n , e d i t o r of Brewer a n d a Miss J u s t i c e , a mement's hesitation. They tell 2nd tract—kntwn as the Lam­ the story—Hood's cures. t h e Western Citizen a t Jeffer­ a g r a n d - d a u g h t e r of Mrs. Mcbert lands, on Grassy creek, ad­ H A R D W A R E . Cutlery , Axes, Nail a, Looks, HI nges, To ate, More# aad Cleid, who h a v e skipped t o Hood's Pills cure liver ills, jaun joining George Phillips and oth­ s o n , is in town t h i s week in Mule S hoes, &c., &c. t h a t S t a t e , a f t e r rifling t h e dice, billiousness. sick head ache, ers, containing 20 acres. t h e i n t e r e s t of his p a p e r . AGRICULTURAL fKPLSMEMTS. 3rd tract—in the neep Gap of and constipation. the Blue Ridge, containing 30 aGen-jlne Oliver Chilled Plows, 9 yraxy^G Hi?lsk$© I*tr*wrs — H o u . W. H . Bower will t r u n k t)f t h i s g o o d old l a d y , a n d p r o c u r i n g therefrom a Bro wn's Double Shovel Plows, CRier M Ute, Straw CaJfccrts. go to Washington the early ters, Lawn Mowers, Corn Spellers, Hay I^rics.SaytiMMij I t is r e p o r t e d t h a t Dr Kee- 4th tract—on Elk creek (nog purse c o n t a i n i n g $ 1 3 0 in Cr adle and Snaths, Ba. bod Wlr ©, «&> c. p a r t of t h i s m o n t h t o look ly h a s sold bis e n t i r e interest Elk), known as the Carrol lands, cas h . / CONT RACTORS' SUPPLIES. a f t e r t h e interest, of his con­ in t h e Bichloride of Gold c ure containing 50 acres. Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Stfc>el, Iron, tShovei*, PicAai* — J a m e s H . T a y l o r , Chair­ for d r u n k e n n e s s t o N o r t h e r n Raid lands to be sold to satisfy stituents. Mattocks, Scrapers, Sledge and DrBd Ha mmurs, Btaofcis m a n of t h e B o a r d of E d u c a ­ c a p i t a l i s t , for ten millions v a r i o u s o u t s t a n d i n g c l a i m s smith Tools, Whoofbarrov/s, &o. —Our people r e p o r t t h e against the said A. I), cowles and tion, r e q u e s t s u s t o s a y t h a t AM MUNITION, SF'ORTINC GOOD'S. of d o l l a r s . small g r a i n c r o p a s promis­ secured bv said deed of trust. t h e B o a r d will be in session Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, Baker ami Eagfiah TERMS OF SALE. in g well a n d is usually loiShot Guns, Winchester and Coifs Rifles. Load a a t t h e i r o f f i c e in Boone t h e If you are tired and never hun­ One-fourth cash on day ot sale Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead. Floft Hook* and Lincs. ward. A large corn crop Fishing Rods, <5tc. first M o n d a y in J u n e , 1 8 9 3 , gry, Hood's Sarsaparilla will and the balance on a credit of will be p l a n t e d . W e will t r y make you fe*l strong and well, three month, purchaser giving for t h e p u r p o s e of electing and give you a. hearty appetite. b o n (1 with approved security. SPECIALTIES. to make more this year than Sash, Doors and BiindS, Rubber and Leather Settings school c o m m i t t e e m e n for t h e Thins April the 24th. 1893. Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-pr.x>f Safes, Wire last. Teacher's Inststutc. several d i s t r i c t s in s a i d coun­ Screen Doors and Window Frames, Paver Bags, Ao. W. H . GENTRY, TRUSTEE. Boone, N. C., April 22.—A —A very l a r g e crowd of t y whose t e r m s of service will EVE RYTHINC ON WHEELS. people a t t e n d e d c o u r t o n begin o n t h e first M o n d a y in T e a c h e r ' s I n s t i t u t e will be Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages, Spring V Vagons, Moun­ tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wagrone, Tw<> Wbeei Carte* M o n d a y , b u t i t being p lan t­ J u l y , 1 8 9 3 . H e u r g e s t h a t neld a t Cove Creek Academy Send for Catalogue and pricea. i n g t i m e m a n y of t h e f a r m e r s t h e pa i r o n s of t h e s c h o o l s May 1 3 , beginning a t 1 0 a . m. 8 peclal attention given to orders by malt. We respect­ F i r s t subject of discussion, went h o m e a n d t h e crowd send u p r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s for fully solicit your patronage. w a s much s m a l l e r a f t e r Mon­ g o o d men in t h e i r d i s t r i c t s Resolved, T h a t c o r p o r a l pun­ day. W. W. WOODRUFF & .CO. a s t h e Board is n o t well ac­ i s h m e n t should be abolished; is easily earned by anv one of either seM In any part of'tiie work indus­ speakers, W. S . F a r t h i n g , G. triously at country, who is willing to we furnish. — W a n t e d ! A g o o d work­ q u a i n t e d o v e r t h e c o u n t y . the employment which 176 & 178 Cay Street, KNOXV1 LLE, TENS3. The labor is light and pleasant, and von run no H . Rowe a n d W. V, P e r r y . risk whatever. We (It you ont complete, so that m a n w h o c a n d o g o o d work —We were g l a d t o meet 2 . W h a t is t h e best meth­ you can give the business a trial without expense to vonrself. For those willing to do a little work, a t a black-smith s h o p , a n d ninny of o u r old esteemed this is grandest offer made. o d of t e a c h i n g G e o g r a p h y ; all day, the in the evening only. IfYou can work or yon are em­ who c a n d o s a t i s f a c t o r y work friends d u r i n g c o u r t vveik, ployed, and have a few spare hours at your dis­ X speakers, W. M. F r a c u m , J . posal, utilize them, and add to yonr income,-in wood. I will g i v e t h e r i g h t all of whom h a d a kind word our business will not interfere at all. You will S O j EVERY-ONE s h o u l d s a v e all t h e y can a n d YOU be amazed on the start at the rapidity and ease W. Da v i s a n d J . L . Moret z. m a n e m p l o y m e n t by t h e y e a r . for us, a n d s o m e of t h e m by which you amass dollar upon dollar, day In and s h o u l d begin b v b u v i n g y o u r are successful from the 3 . S o w h a t e x t e n t s h o u l d day out. Even beginnersrun the business - none first hour. Any one can Address mc a t Vilas, N. C. helped lis s u b s t a n t i a l l y in else w h is peri n g be a llo wed ? s pea k - fail. You should try nothingdo at. until you see WILL W. HOLSCLAW, t h e w a y of c a s h , o t h e r s did ers, L . C. Wilson, C. W. Culler for yourself what you can risked. the business And not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for $50 or 4 GO which we offer. No* capital Women n-e grand workers; jmwanays they maka as much, as men. Thcv should try this busines", as it is so —Some d a y s a g o t h e r e w a s n o t p a y u s a n y t h i n g — i n t h i s a n d T h o m a s F a r t h i n g . I will sell you as good for $25. Machine needles that ^will fit any, well adapted to them. Write at once and see for machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. I have a good stock yourself. Address H. H At.LETT A CO., a considerable r o w a t W. R . we were d i s a p p o i n t e d . We 4 . Question b o x . Box 800, Portland, Mo. of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 75 ets to $1.50 R e e c e ' s d i s t i l l e r y n e a r t h e hoped .and t r u s t e d t h a t m a n y VV. M. F r a n c u m , C h ' m . Trout flies GO cfcs per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per S t a t e line, in which pistols would p a y u s a n d lift u s o u t dozen, sent by mail. Netting for soins, and soins of any length W. Y. P e r r y , S e c ' t . complete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail. were used a n d g u n s b r o k e n , of o u r t r o u b l e . T i m e s a r e ^Do not laii to write for viices. Reapertfullv, P e r h a p s few of o u r r e a d e r s b u t n o s e r i o u s d a m a g e s a r e h a r d we well k n o w , b u t each know t h a t in G a s t o n c o u n t y T H E G R E A T P R O G R E S S O F E L E C T R I C I T Y . r e p o r t e d . Only ft little m o r e o n e of o u r subscribers could MUNrsaXjXj'SI t h e Catholics h a v e a Monas­ fruit of t h e accursed d o g g e r y . h a v e a r r a n g e d t o p a y a p a r t t e r y u n d e r Bishop II a id, in Medical r&n tSurgfc&lCInstitute, M a y 2 1 , 9 1 . KNOX VILLE. 7 ENS. f o r t h e T e ,arm u l of S a r o t i l c NAriocAYviMrtnLilpvr.lAl, —Mrs. N. R. H o r t o n , a n d of t h e a m o u n t d u e us, a n d his a b s e n c e F a t h e r Felix, Vi­ f'su!/.lo, a n d all t'rlvui«. Nnrglval Wwiws. ( I RK c a r General, is in c h a r g e . family, of H o r t o n , h a v e re­ thereby helped u s . (•VAtiA STLEtl In all cairn a r r a n g e d a n d t a k e n . R e n d f»m» Fine buildings a r e being ecents In stamps for book on moved t o N o r t h Wilkesboro, —There h a s been much s a i d rected a n d will in a few y e a r s above dlseusts, and how to SUBSCltWE IO THE Dl HO<"L\T. • 'y I PI B c u r e t h e m . Call o r a d d r e s s , t o open b o a r d i n g house. L e t b y t h e press of N o r t h Caroli- n o d o u b t , become a place of PR. ALBERT F. SNFLL S CO., Hf.'ntinn thit pa.nr. Knnxvills, Tenn. u s c o n g r a t u l a t e t h e people of n a t o produce s a t i s f a c t o r y much i n t e r e s t in s c h o o l s etc. i KINCHK WOOL! WOOL? Bfiag TTs Your Wool This Year, GENERAL INERGIIANMSE THE ELKIN WOOLLEN MILLS. W. W. WOODRUfF & GO. ' THESE ARE HARD TMES SEWING MACHINES OF ME. S. St ANGEL, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 33 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0504_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: May 4, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-05-04 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/e8a2b41d91615e0e78431b6d44dc8c8b.pdf db40ad45129dfc37b7058eb22ad0c1bc PDF Text Text VOL 5 PR() f y ESS ION A L. BOONE. W ASHINGTON WATAUGA ITTTKK. —=3 COUNTY, N. C., TIIUIISDAY, MAY, II NO. 34. been instrumental in getting Whore Women are Not. ing could scarcely have been t h a t there was a place of a s awarded t o t h a t company < liarlotte News. more conveniently arranged. much interest a s this s o n mr From our Regular Correspondent. W. B. COUNCILL, Jit. This t ransaction doesn't look Readers of the News have One hundred and fifteen boys home. J u d g e I jochren, the demo­ altogether straight, does it? every once in a while seenief- a r e now a t school there, and A TTORNEY AT LA A. All the supplies of the mon­ cratic Commissioner of Pen* Lieut. Swift has been on leave erences t o Belmont and S t . neaily every .Southern S t a t e Boone, N. C. astery are bought in Char­ sions. takes charge of the I saice Aug. 1st, 1890, and du Mary's, yet probably very is represented; The building lotte, and is quite a n impor­ Pension Bureau this week, ring all this time he has been few of them know t h a t these from basement to attic L W. B. COUNCILL, Mv 1). t a n t item in the trade of the wi<:h the full knowledge t h a t ui the employ of Sellers and items have referred t o one of clean a s a pin; the floors a r e Boone, N. C. city. The kitchen supplies he has undertaken the task Co., of Philadelphia, w h o the largest nnd most pros­ oiled, but the reception room for Match, bought here, a* Resident Physician. Office o n K i n g Street n o r t h of Post of his life, and by far the har­ have sold the Navy Depart­ perous Catholic settlements parlor ar.n guests' rooms a r e mounted t o $1 0 1 9 dest job t h a t will fall t o any ment; big bills of tools, ete., in the South. And the settle elegan fly carpeted. You could Office. When Edison Was Young-, Bureau Chief under the pres­ manv of which were designed ment is only 1 1 miles South scarcely soil a handkerchief P ractieal Electricity. ent adininistraiion. He fully by Lieut. Swift, who also ne­ of Charlotte, just across the in the kitchen. The dining E . F . L0V1LL " I was an operator in the shares President Cleveland's gotiated their sale t o t h e Catawba river, in Gaston Co. room is almost a s large a s A TTORNEY A T L AW, Memphis office when Thomas idea t h a t the U. S. Pension department. Lieut,. Comman­ About 18 years ago, a little t h a t in the Central Hotel, Boone N. C. list shoal 1 be a role of honor der Symonds, and Chief En frame school house was built while the bed room occupies A. Edison applied t o t h e man and from the s t a r t it will he gineer Robinson g o t 1 year's there and a Catholic school one EMi tire floor, where there is ager for a position," said A. I)R. L. C. REEVES. his earnest endeavor t o make leave of absence each, in or­ was s t a r t e d . The original row after row ofsingle beds. G. Rock feller, a rriember of PIIYHICIAN AND S URGEON it so. No soldier legally eati der t o accept positions with frame house is kept there, Adjoining is a dramatic hall, the Reminiscence Club, Sti Cff cc a t Residence. tied t o a pension has any­ private parties a t the Wor'ds probably bv way of contrast fitted with stage and scenery. Louis. " H e ca me walking in Boone, N. C. thing t o fear from J u d g e Fair. Lieut', commander Corn of what was and what is. The class rooms ore large t o t lie office one morninglook Lochren; it is those who a r e well has been on leave of ab­ Towering brick buildings o- and well flighted, and t here ing like a veritable hay seed. L . I). LOWE, drawing pensions without sence for two y ears and un­ vershadow it on all sides. a r e departments of telegia- He wore a hickory shirt, a any legal right t o them t h a t der salary t o the Thomas- The growth of Catholicism ph.y, mechanics, science,arts, pair of butternut p a n t s tuck­ a r e in d inger from the bew Houston Copper Co., t o look From t h a t modest beginning e t c . T h e c a b i n e t r o o m i s ed into tne tops of boots a it u J i i i j j jut L d u size t o o large and guiltlessof administration of the Pen­ after its contracts with the is surprising. stocked with minerals a n d \ N Dsion Bnieau. The roll is t o Navy Department. Lieuten­ The property of the Catho­ curiosities, anatomical mod­ blacking. 'Where's the boss? KOTARY P'vllLlC, be gone over carefully a s r a p a n t Stone has a three year's lics embrace 700 acres of the els astronomical instruments was his query a s he glanced BANNER'S E L K . N. C. idly a s possible without neg­ lea ve d a t i n g from March 1 0 . prettiest land in Gaston coun botanical specimens and en. round the office. No one re­ lecting the current business 1891, and draws $5,000 a t y . Dr O'Cminell, who deed­ rios of all kinds, and is one plied a t once and he repeat­ o" the office, and tlu* rascals, year from Carnpgie and Co.. ed the Catholics 5 0 0 acres of ofjthe most finely equipped ed the quest iori. The mana­ S? £3 r'l !*» b MJ n i wh m found, are n o t only t o t o look after their steel eon- ground still lives in a modest rooms of its character in the ger asked him what he could be dropped, hut where ever tracts with tlie Navy Depart­ lit t le house on the grounds, S t a t e . In this room alone d o for him, and the future ATIORSEY .17 /..ill'. i t can he done they an* t o he ment. Lieut. Driggs. joint and is always sought o u t by one could spend a d a y pleas­ g r e a t man proceeded t o strike MARION, N. C compelled t o repay tin* motl­ in venter of a rapid firing gun visitors. The Catholicsstar- antly and profitably. Out­ him for a job. Business was ey they have illegally drawn jised in the Navy, is on leave ted with a little school house. side the building a r e many rushing and the office was Will practice in the courts o- from the govirnment In and in the employ of the Co., They now have a village of things^.;) interest the visitor. two men short; s o almost Wntiiii'ni. Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ this good work Judge Loch­ any kind of a lightuingslingt h a t m a n u f a c t u r e s t h o s e monasteries, orphanages and The g r o t t o , perhaps, is the ell fluff all other courties in the er was welcome. He was as­ .vestrrn Jistrict f® r »Sj#c<*i«jl nttcn ren will lie glad of the co-op­ guns. Lieut. Seahury, is on churches. most striking. It is construc­ signed t o a desk and a fusion ti«»n gi*eu 1o the collection of eration of every good cit izen. leave, and in the employ of By invitation, a p a r t y of ted on H hillside, and the ar­ claims.'"®* If a n y citizen in any p a r t of the Co. t h a t manufaclures Charlotte people, including a tificial stonewoik is s o faith­ of winks went the rounds of »he country knows of any ordnaep for the a r m y . Chief News reporter, last Wednes­ ful a s t o make it look almost the office, for the 'ja.y' was NOTICE. Hole! Proper'r for Saic. man who draws a pension Engineei Towi e after long day visited the place. The like work of nature. The ath­ put on the S t . Louis wire, the hardest in the office. On account of failing health wit holit bring enflt led t o it service in preparing for the party left the Air Line train letic grounds have three dia­ "At the end of the line was rf rvvsclf nnff wife, j offer for sale he should at. once communi­ department, designs for ma­ a t Belmont, and a drive of monds for- baseball and a n a n opera tor who was chairl roy hotel property in the town of cate with Judge Lochren, giv chinery for naval vessels was just one mile landed them a t elegant grand stand provid­ poot r, N »i'th f'e.roliafl. flflff will ing the facts a s far a s he granted lea ve for two years l he door of the monastery. ed with swings, and tasteful­ lightning and lie knew it. Ed­ -HI low for cflvfh nnff rutike terms O suit the buyer, fluff will take knows them, in o'-fier t h a t in order t h a t he might draw Bishop Haul, the a b b o t t , is ly painted. On these grounds, ison hardly g o t seated before St. Louis called. The new real or person ail propeft v ill ex­ a n official examination m * r $6,000 a year from Cramp in Rome, but in his absence, which a r e a s level a s a floor, change. Apply srmn. comer responded and S t . \V. L BRYAN. be made. I t is believed that and Sous for superintending Father Felix, vicar general, three games of base ball can Louis started in on a long re the old soldiers themselves the construction of the ma­ is in charge of the monastery be played a t one time, while A at ice. will aid in this work a s soon chinery he had designed in and hy him the visitors were the lawn tennis and hand port, and he bumped i t in V o r sale. 9 0 0 acres of land, a s they become con vinced, a s l i k e n house afire, Edison the course of his regular du­ most cordially received nnd ball boys can be amusing o n Rich Mountain. Watauga threw his leg over the a rm of Uounty, on which is asbestos, they soon must be, Hint on­ ty. Lieut. Wood has been entertained. They were first themselves, too. Near the his chair, leisurely transferr­ a n d tine lain] forsiieepranch. ly the frauds a r e in danger of on leave lor nearly four years shown over the college build­ a thletic grounds is the ceme­ ed a wad of spruce chewing Sales private. L. D. L o w e A losing their pensions. and is vice-presidentand man ing. I t is a four-story brick tery. I t is marked by a. large J . T . Furgerson, E x ' t r s . of Secretary Herbert h a s been ager of Hie American Projec­ structure, the length of a full wooden cross, set in the cen­ gum from his pocket t o his mouth, picked up a pen, ex­ Mrs. A . P. Calloway, deed. s o busy since he took charge tile Co., which has govern­ city block, and a n add tion tre, upon which is a life-size Banner Elk. Nov. 1 ? *90 . amined it critically, and s t a r ­ of the Navy Department, ma ment eontraets. Naval Con­ of 75 feet is now being buih figure of Christ is nailed. The king preparations for the na­ s t r u c t o r Armistead was on t o it. Next t o this, the most image can he seen for some ted m a b o u t 200 words be­ NOT If P. Parties putting papers in val review, t o say nothing of inspection duty a t the ship striking building is the new distance from the cemetery. hind. He didn't s t a y there long, though. St. Louis let mv hand for execution will a n a t t a c k from the grip, that yards of Luring a nd uo., up church, now Hearing comple­ Not the least place of inter­ o u t another link of speed, pleise advance Die fees with hf h a s had no limn t o inquire t o May 4 , 1892, since which tion. It is larger than a n y est is the sta files, J where 4 6 t h e papers and 1 hey will re­ and still another, and the in­ ceive prompt attention, other into several notorious abus­ d a t e has bwli on a leave and church in Charlotte, has stain head of fine cattle a r e kept. strument on Edison's table wise they will he returned es known t o exist in his de­ in the employ of t h a t firm. ed glass windows, slate roof, They a r e in charge of a broth n o t executed for the want of partment, bur he will d o so Chaplain Holt is on leave en steel ceiling, two towers,and er from the interior of Ger­ hummed like a n old style fees. D. F. B AIKP S UFF. now. Prominent in this list gaged in literary work. Civ­ it cost $60,009. Mr. J . H . many, who can yet scarcely Singer sewing machine. of abuses is the practice of il Engineer Menocml, is o ri Thome, the builder, is now speak English, but who is in­ "Every man in the office L. L. GREENE, & CO., g r a n t i n g long leaves of ab­ leave, and is chief engineer of putting the finishing touches left his desk and galheied telligent. His pet cow gives round the 'jay' t o see what R E A L E S T A T E A G ' T S . sence t o naval officers with the Nicarauga Canal Compa. t o the building. Flanking six gallons of milk per day. two-thirds pay. in order t h a t uv. This is only a partial the college and church, a r e The monastery consumes nil he wan doing with the electric HQOSE, N. C. they may enter the employ list, but it shows a bad sys­ the work shops, laundry, ba­ the in ilk an i butter product c y c l o n e . Well, sir, he was right on the word, anff was Will give special attention of private partiesorcorpora­ tem. These men should re­ kery and s t ' h l e s . Half a mile of t h e dair.s. There is not. a t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale tions, t h u s drawing two sala sign 1 heir com missions it they iistant a r e large buildings woman about the place. All put I ing it down t h e prettiest copy piste hand you ever of Real Estate in W. N. C. H PS . The very nature of the desire t o enter private busi­ grouped, the convent a n d tlie sewing, l iundiying, ba­ saw, even crossing hint's d o t T h o s e he vine farms, timber employment of these officers, ness, but if they hadn't the orphanage for girls. Between king, gardening, carpeting, a n d mineial lands for sale, ns will be seen by a list of the commissions their services is a church for the colored painting, scouring, s c r u l>- ting Ids i's and punctuating will d o well t o call on said Co. most prominent of them here would probably not be want­ ,'atholies, and near by t h e bing, mending, patching,and with a s much cai'f* a s a man a t Boone. t o appended, is in itself scan­ ed hy their present employ­ foundation has been laid for all work of all characters, is editing telegraph for " r a t " L. L. GREEA & CO. printers. S t . Louis g o t tir­ dalous. and would not he tol ers. a n orphanage for boys. The done by iucn. Thereareabout March 1G, 1893. ed by and hy and began t o era ted by a n y other govern­ settlement isdoeated on high 22 brothers engaged in t h e NOTICE. ment, and probably will not We have only once t o live; grounds, and the ci'fe ;ts of different occupations a b o u t slow down. Edison opened the key and said, 'Here,here, T h e laws of the S t a t e re­ be much longer by the Uni­ therefore let us live t o some the minarets, steeples, cross the monastery,and there a r e this is no primer class! Get quire all weights and meas­ ted S t a t e s ; Commander Fol pui pose. Theday t h a t dawn­ es and slate roof's appearing 12 professors in the college. a hustle on you!' Well, sir, ures t o be sealed, and I here­ ger, who was for some years ed this morning will never above and among the trees They have a fine vineyard, by notify the people t h a t I t h a t broke S t . Louis all up. a m prepared t o d o such work. Chief of the Bureau of Ordi­ dawn again. The opportu­ a s one approaches, with Spen an extensive orchard, and He h a s been 'raw hiding' Mem Yon will find me in Boone a t nance of the Navy Depart­ nities which it brought with cerand other mountain peaks one of the best farms in Gas­ t h e residence of D. B. Dough­ ment. was last January g r a n it will never come again; and in the background, is one t o ton county. While tin* life of phis for a long time, and we erty. J. H. C OOK, ted leave of absence for t w o if we fail t o fill it with the ser--be remembered. It looks odd the priests is one of seclusion were terribly sore, and t o S t a n d a r d Keeper. y e a r s o n t h e g r o u n d o f i l l vice it requires ol us, there t o find a settlement of such yet visitors are always cor­ have a man in o u r office t h a t health. He immediately en­ will be no possibility of re­ a n extensive and imposing dially received, and a r e nev­ could walk all overhimtnade us feel like a man whose TKC QflCAT OP C*£. jTMIOSTY. tered the employ ol the com­ turning into it t o repair the character planted in t h e er more handsomely enter­ XJJTic r r ~:-3 H87La1Ls*fri horse had won the Derby. I ft & # « ! InsIiMe pany which controlled the mischief. The wheels of time's woods. The buildings nnd tained than a t S t . Mary's saw the 'wizard' n o t long a^ chariot have ratchet t o them Harvey process for impro­ and they move only forward. grounds represent very near­ Monastery. Mr. II. (J. Eccles, go. He doesn't wear a hick­ '' "ftfL S»r«1f*l iJllwtfct. *:n1 »ll CHvatt. CURE ving steel a r m o r plates, and — If. At. Taylor, D. J). ly $170,000. who was one of the party, ory shirt nor put his p a n t s «»'AnAjrrr,r.w in <-»#-» t*k#n. f->a. which haft large contracts The Charlotte people spent remarked t h a t after nil his c*nt» In for hock on If you are tired and never hun. .A, in his boots, but he is very ^ 5*bOT»thrm. Call »r how to with the government, con- gry, Rood's Sarsapariila will) ctir* rll.BMe*, and hours with the .atholic travels through Europe, Mex far from being a dude yet." IDR. ALBERT F. SHELL t CO., rmHon UK. rwrr. I RATTilU, Ttllll. tracts, ton, whi<ff* he a s ( liicf ninke you strong and well, j priests and were shown over ico and this country, it still — ' "-.^^rrsr.'^s-••vrns of the ordinance bureau, had i and give you a hearty appetite, j t,ne pjgee. The college build­ remained for him t o learn, F a y your subscription# -co- �•SING " OVERMAN'S § A CGMBLLTL NEWS!* A T h e W a t a u g a D e m o c r a t dure in eternity. — Cumber- The New York Heitilii has PER hm(1 Pi esbyteria 11. s p o k e n in complimentary fSPECIFIC The Prideofthe North arc i OXYGEN terms of North Carolina's A DEMocuATicfaiiiily newspaper 11a Prews." IS THE A Story Ttld by a Drummer. forestry and fisheries a t the devoted to the interest of Conn j " BREATH OF L1FE."| Do you want to airl in building ty, State and Nation. Published St. Paul Globe. World's Fair. It also s t a t e s QXYGEH la the | In New York City one d a y t h a t North Carolina has its up a paper that shall refie -t tlie every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga County. N. C. .watoi'i without 2 greatest credit on North Parol® last summer a pool man was own building there, which L thereoanbe ns >'i\ MOUTHlifo. BPK0Xri0 2 na, no matter where it may he sitting in the shade of a buil­ a reproduction af the T r y on PIECE. OXYGEN ia aS seen? Then patronize •peeial medicat- g The Wilmington Mes sen get' THE IMMORTAL SOUL. ding playing a hand organ. palace. We wish the latter •d Oxygen treat- u uient for dieeaa- *j C9 A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER en of the noee, r Vector Hiuo's Memorable Iiii|>romptii He was terribly mutilated, p a r t of the statement were throat and lunge « Do you want a reliable p.-qieT Reply to the Atheist. CURES The inhalations 2 and a s his clothing was of true, out if outsiders want t o .:> f$JARRH ASTHJfe contain Oermi- • giving you all the ue\%s of the cidee and Diain- 2 At a dinner given t o Vic­ the ai my blue i t was a n ac­ give us the credit for having <-'• BRONCHITIS s feotante, in ad- m world—a Democratic newspaper ditiontothebest J that equals the best- has the : WAY FEVER-' t o r Hugo in P a i issorneyears cepted fact t h a t he had re­ tvV known specifics a the building, all well and for these die- S largestcirculation, and has lor a g o , says L. Universe, he de­ ceived his injuries in the war. good.—Ex. twenty-one years been i part livered a n impromptu ad­ Both a r m s had been taken off u- . f.-parasa Kpeeiaosusca in vanrra sna m Fiiy- 'ever. N (tn patent medioine. Physicians^ and factorin thegrowth anddevdress, in which he gave ex a t the elbows, and both legs This happened in Alabama: pre -.•jr.lba it in their practice. u velopinent of the Old North 'CAUTION ! .OWLY "BD IN USE. State? Then suhscrhe for pression t o his faith in t li e had been lost a t t h e knees. A school professor was lying i'li£3£iaiE^ f)i>|to.lturlc: , 7 TH WILMIKUTON 1 BM1G infinite and the soul's im­ He was turning the crank of on the porch reading, with a Atlanta, Oa. jLrt. 11 5«.l.*Tr.Alibiim»at.Omaha. Nab. . ' j'uohine Shop, ,'.i t!0 Bh lly I'ull'llng, >.OSRT, H»I«1 any Painpaign Partes: U !' llrnaila-ar, LouUrlllu, Ky, mortality, His friend, Hous the organ with a n iron hook, shepherd dog by his side, -•a are used. ' ... i>e the beat ' A » ' : A L C / ' t F i D a d d r e s s e d t o — The "Daily Messenger," by saye, who was present, says: which he attached t o s t u m p while his mother was out in •.' ed. f yoa b7 r.turn pnnil ft eopy of our S 1 -viftlnln-the treatment lafull. Bend 2 mail, T months on trial, for ; ONCE. " H u g o n t t h a t time was a of right a r m . He was play­ the field plowing with a little .vnuhcnlthl Pi NASHYILLE.2 .$2.00 At man of steel, with no sign of ing a sad old army hymn hull. In answer t o a ques­ ' ' ; !jf Co., .V,CI1 LO., TENH. 9 The weekly "Transcript Mes­ ,.dton. old age a b o u t him, but with on the organ, and the people tion, the old lady said t h a t senger," (the largest find all the agility, t h e supleness, occasionally dropped coins in t h a t p a r t of the country was £l!]llllli:ill !!t!imstir::r.< | best paper in the State) 9 the ease and grace of his best to the small basket which a paradise for inenjand dogs, months on trial for $1 .00 Cash in advance. Both years." l i e was eon trad ict- was placed on the top of the but a perfect hell for woman L. papers are large Eight-Page ingtlieatheists, and hisfriend organ. 2 i.w a® i. tro >'.l „ .• i,.; ... and bulls/ sheets. Send Postal Card pays "his face w a s bright with Up the street came a tall, with the address of live per­ t h e heavenly halo and h i s military looking man with UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. rons and receive sample Cop­ WARRANTED eyes shone likeburningeoals. his left c o a t sleeve empty. ies of L IE MY :SSI<:NOEII. NATURE'S > Our. 1st. 1888. tf. 'There a r e no occult forces,' He looked a t the man with Instruction is offered in four 5 YEARS i f general courses of study, six CURE FOR he said; 'there a r e only lumi­ the organ for a moment and brief courses, v large number nous forces. Occult force is then dropped a $ 2 bill into of special courses, and in law, Nf.. •••Si. TAKE THE ICATARRH chaos; the luminous force is the receptacle for the money. medicine a n d engineering : Sjiffft ' Siffln 3 S God; this is enough for man, Before the organ player could The Faculty includes twenty U2kt< .iuLiid .*5 tsl teachers. Scholarships and a n invisible a t o m , a drop in g i v e a b v o r d o f t h a n k s t h e -UOINGloan iunds a r e available for EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. t h e octan, a grain ofsand on donor disappeared in t h c needy young men of tahuii This new treatment for Catarrh and West and Northwest. ilfl A the shore. Little a s 1 a m , 1 crowd. 1 j i the course of a few and character. The next ses­ ••Alt-'!. '•" whitt diseases of the respiratory organs is one of the most important discoveries feel the God in me, because I minutes, however, he return­ sion begins Sept.1 . For cat­ ii medical science and possesses the Emigrants going to any of the ellfes*» '• ' " ': '. k following advantages i can also bring forth out of ed and dropped anothei bill alogue with full information, m . vt J l« The psilant can cure himself at a small expense Vcst'.'ni Stuffs or TarritorUs? and without outside assistance. m y c h a o s . I m a k e h o o k s of the snnie denomination on address President Winston. 2. No chango of diet or pursuit of life Is necessary will sure thuo and money going iii.'ftriiiKtiMUdtiitiiiwiijaig Chapel Hill, N. t'. during treatment. which a r e creations; I feel in the cop of the organ aftei a 2 H*a J> 7-avy;o A w. 3. The remedies are In no wise offensive to the via. Cliiaago and Alton route, Has a ;*<>tt' 3. t is t-h® quickest route to patient and entail no discomfort. myself t h a t luture life; I am critical survey of the unfortu 2 a Soll'-fchce : 4. Tha remedy reaches the seat of the trouble 5 IXon Do ia Oowivti-u. >. directly. 2 EiMtet r->Xe«tvouU ivl Ajitaa aitiiic, ^ 6. The remodles and means of appliance can be K A N S A S C I T Y , D E N Y E f t , like a forest which has been nate man. •s iiaauii Rkes»ai • io H carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience. ] I J 1 f . 2 H?e a t'erteet AdjnGiKteot. s Fit EE TREATMENT at any dray star** more than once cut down; " I am sure you must have 9 Hj»« P.NiUivB 2 And all points in Idaho, NT a ah 2 H.vs Stytlnh Vcrnthm. •? , CACTERIN E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. t h e new shoots a r e stronger been a soldier t o o , " said the CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. — Kiw illortt (local Sewitwt <J.aMtlwa«d ington, Oregon, Utah 2 doos tt ILor^er Llaauv of •• Work — Cactcrfne Medicine Co., Waco, Texas* and livelier than ever. a nd California. th;m ue:y SefflngMaohlni. in the. JVori<l. -7 poor man. F'mest .-unI Rest L(]aijij>ea | THE ROYAL fcr of = " 1 am rising, I know, to­ " I was," replied the other, 2 exoclisjice, aa-rf ys« g Ron J in the West. ward t h e s k j . The sun-snine with an intonation of satis buy »c oii'-.'i?, g Only line running Solid Vrst'i is on my head. The earth faction in his voice. l)ii i trains b ^ w e e n S t . Louis | BOTAI3, i , 63,, ill. | and Kansas ('ity. gives me i t s generous sap, " I t was a glory t o fight un K • • Ii.i; ig- Cltair cars and Tour W> F I N G . .J \ b u t heaven lights me with del* the old flag," said t. h e We wish to call attention to our isi Sloeg'W.s fro® of extra .charge. t h e reflection of unknown man with the organ. "••% t'/iiiflilier Boarding, line of second-hand I will at > >t parti s a t any rail­ w o r l d s . Y o u m a y s a y t h e " I was on the other side," road station with through tickets ^Sta Cdi[fng8% CUBE Euggies, Carts, wagons, a rid hag ra.go cjucks. Ronl is nothing but t h e re­ was the reply. C^rrH^atsd Slieaflng, For iiii iniomii i fi >i.. maps am1 Hacks, Harness Etc, "Then why a r e you sokiud sult of bodily powers. Why, Paints, !'»si-rip ivc panij h!cr« of tie r, - -7 then, is my soul more lumi­ t o a man who fought against They are almost good as new. P A Y Wfst wrlt.o t o or o a l i ou L c; jrpB Roofing and persons wishing to buy cm B. A. NK:>YI>ASD. nous when my bodily powers you ? " 099 S3E3EESPT OF 50 CENTS Znvt- T noQktotlofs and Spouting, Traveling Passenger A'j,t.. "Because you a r e the first secure bargains by calling on us. begin t o fail ? Winter is on - ••iSf c-fSbssei Mstal for BuBdlrig WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF We have a big lot of NEW 10 T'attou Ave., Sslu-villr, N. 0. d Yankee I ever saw who f. CO&?Pt..S:TE AMD READY \ m,v bead and eternal spring d J. Oil A Ri/roN, G. I\ A VTO APFLY WHEN SHIPPED./ is in my heart. There I brea the was trimmed r ight, " and he BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, UWMflKt l hieago, II HARNESS Ac WANT a t this hour the fragrance of a t o n c e d i s a p p e a r e d i n t h e on hand, which will be sold on •ASM— t h e lilacs, the violets and the crowd. reasonable terms. If we have not THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR roses a s a t twenty years ugot what >011 want, we will General Grant's Quick Perception. go. The nearer I approach take pleasure in getting any Tetter, Ground Itch, Itching Flics, Eing mo -wneikDSotlo werinaa to the end the plainer I hear a- One afternoon during the thing for you in our line. We buy win— lei " i~"iT"n~i r" ~H^|— ^ ^ U Al'filiV our materials Worm and ali Itching Sfda Diseases. Jwuu—ftA w«H.» an jmmt round me the immortal sym­ siege of Vicksburg General direct from manufacturers and • -flKJ scUeitcd- xrrllo for is a «f fme, high-grade Chi­ • • s ti x Grant came sauntering on can, therefore, give you very If you have TSTTER, H maiisrs n<>l hew lorg St hw phonies of the worlds which nese Tea Put up tr. rttractive a«d orig­ cxlcie.1, TETTSniNE will »3 certainly cu?e Xj C'^cmnati, Ohio. inal fcfr.1 je®ckofi in handsome foot toward Hie naval batte­ close prices. you si yoa uso U. invite me. BUSKED 10T2. counter diuMcy be vxa of pounds each (either six-j); is only eeld in packages, " I t is marvelous, yet sim­ ry on Lagan's front. We have a full line of new liar fla.rnia88y Palnlasa and Fragrant. at a ressmaWe sad much lower price to The place was known a s ple. I t is a fairy tale and it E? BefuiAsd If jon oa-o d'.ssntlaflcd the consumer tlun any otiier package tea ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ niul'it. V witli the remilts--ileferencej— 1 on tho market of csay merit whatever ana is historic. For half a cen­ the "shell basket," from the erything in the harness line. Can ^outl-.orn Ean 1c of of Cli.ntaffords the dori«r a fair profit; is a thor­ ii^in 15o.uk, p-a.d Naiiowal I-ojikof &iivaziu&li* t u r y I have been writing my number of 10-mortar shells heat the world 011 prices. oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ lutely pure, always the same ; free from IT. SHUPTSfi'iS & BRO. thoughts in prose and verse, which dropped into the earGi 8®" We will take in exchange, duIt SAVANNAH, GA, DEALERS history, philosophy, d r a m a , exploded and raised clouds horses, mules, and also good her will find the Five and Ten Centpackag® of dust t h a t obscured every­ cattle. Give us a call. romance, tradition, satire, the cheapest and most salable package tea on tne market and consumers pro­ ode and song. 1 have tried thing in the vicinity for some 11 PMC PL, CRAIG & CO. nounce It "the best and most economical.' Kin-Go Tea 13 convenient to handle, easy all, but 1 have n o t said the moments. Renoir A. C. to sell and has proved a big success In this instance a few of us thousanth p a r t of what is wherever Introduced. We are extremely anxious to have all in me. When 1 g o down t o had watched the flight of a dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ q u e s t t h a t y o u I n c l u d e a f e w b o x e s with the grave 1 can say. like ma­ shell, but the General saw the your next order to your wholesale house; ny others, I have finished my bomb only a moment before o r o r d e r d i r e c t o f u s , w e w i l l s e e that yoo a r e s u p p l i e d . F o r further Information d a y ' s work, but I can't say I it struck, and its windage address _ _ have fii ished mv life. M y threw him t o the ground. He Going to Buy HE IN- O EA O ., ^ST* d a y s will begin again the was unhurt, and conscious A D i c t i o n a r y ? -• next morning. The t o m b is t h a t time was precious before C ~T ThCE.L s 7 s> -%5? n o t a blind alley; it is a thor­ the explosion had rolled aimy-T,, >• . . . Wen ' s Intern* Lunai \ oughfare. I t closes on the serf sufficiently away t o es­ URE A Choice Gift V Y V v v t twilight t o open on the cape the shock b u t not the ENDORSED BY > A Grand Family £tiuivaGr Y g ' >j"' 1 earthly shower—from t h e dawn." A Library in Ibcjf \ Y PROF A. L. METZ, P. H. G, dust of which lie presently The Standard Author:: / Y of Medical Department Tnlane Unlvcrslby o f Louisiana, who, after a oarefnl analysis, Honest work, honest words emerged intently considering pronounces It a parti Cream Tartar Powder, r & which he cheerfully recommends to tlte •S honest dealing—that would a n unlit cigar. public. be a good m o t t o for a young " L o g a n , " he said cheerily S&.s'-lF "THE SOUTHERN F AVORITE"^ man t o begin life vvirh. You t o t h a t general, who in the .• ?URE, WHOLESOME ARM POWERRUU may be dishonest without full bloom of a clean white You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. speaking a word o r taking a shirt hastened t o him, "hov\ 9 dollar o u t of any m a n ' s pock can you keep so clean in such ULF 3fs. G ., et. I t is dishonest t o slight a dusty place." WHITISMANY CN cnivr, One of THE T h e escape was followed by S Si !•*> S your task; t o be sa 1 isfled with MB BK8T 'i'rl escope. ! n the world. tmr fhrllttle.are anything short ofdoingyour another a few afternoons launcq«alt-d, and to introduce onr soiv supenor good* we will a.ndFRRS best. The school boy w h o L i', whoi n shell landed by to ONE PKHSOK lo e*ch locality, j. s* ebove Only those who write Tlie In'.*' WSk * to ti» at once inn make sure of goes t o his class with a les­ the front pole of the awning j5 ?n 1 ^tr.mp for Xfiostrstod PtIj « TXtU * covert the chnnco All you have to do in frw4l TT » V-XW \S »vk4 all f *t' an i" return is to show our goods to "Uii I'I •" those who call—your nrighbora son b u t half learned is laying before Logan's tent, a n d teattef C p s a i k i i - O S a rTil Vr»ii»w>M e<*rv'*r5«4l for I. PsrkftAt Ffrjsk. TiieSch *i*r »> '•.»« Cy',"H- V. Z'rii and those around you The be­ ' nvisiar. (Uii eafftf" tw twftrs tiskC Ukon ginning of this advertisement $sao,ooo' the foundation of a.dishonest, and eight generals. Grant shows the small end of the tele an* T4 ' wan priit'c -i. scope The following cut give* the sppesrande of it reduced tt wNA «ravrr »>»*«., wttV A ««#• Do rot 11 t r<|•••wlfibls or f-t, tof /low. >,'• y or . habit. Thoroughness is hon a m o n g them, rolled hastily , compir.a'i Oft.f tri PBHImHHbh Pt:'% till U M«IH4. Sent' '' 4 f. ")A»w CVUtft Puto-itfr. ' trHt esty—faithful preparation lor o u t of the shelter t o meet un­ . specimen v ' • !s- «n« offtcVkftl t* y%>*V&, •vswkfty,®* about the fiftieth pe-t of It' hulk It l« * grand, double sise tele­ scope,** large a. Is easy to carry tVe will also show you how you it r.fi TKKFi, hwn, • G. fir. MX every work. Let y o u r ambi­ injured when the d u s t cleared can make from Xpll to'tJS! is x'day ai least, from the et«rt,withft;,U.,bn", ll ont saperienee petter write at once Wepa\ all eapresa eharges srr.:" ,j. .yr t OUipl.t'iUta. 111, :;i.iya uc. Address, II HAM.KI I ATU.. HO I e. 'tl. I OKU and, M a IN» G.A.SNOW&QQ. tion be t o d o work t h a t will away from the recent place Oppo«»e F^lenl tMBrt,*aa,Wngtob, ft. C. ' stand the test of time and en of conference. ; u CtCTERINE T P K G T C CREAM-TARTAR POWDER . G O - • �——— The Watauga Democrat wCourt Pr0C4 »dIu^g. THE papers give many in­ stances in Ohio and Illinois where the Cutholic priests a r e having Winchester rifles ship­ ped secretly t o them in large quantities. Some authorities say t h a t the Catholics have over 700,000 who w ill d o the biddingof their priests. When we consider t h a t there a r e thousands of the Jesuit Cath olics arriving a t o u r shores every month from ull p a r t s of the world, many of them being Anarchists of the worst type, and a great majority of them opposed t o o u r po­ litical institutions; un-Arnerican in their dispositions, and often in their actions, and then when we considert h a t thousands of o u r own people more o r less under the influence of this Catholic ele­ ment, there a r e reasons for us t o be warned of coming danger. If mutters continue for ten or twenty years long­ er on this line there may be g r a v e consequences awaiting the American people. A Swiujf Around the Circle* «• AAAAA1AAAAA JL The {following cases were hditor Democra t: tried and disposed of a t o u r I t is always » pleasure t o D. B. Dougherty, Editor. last week's term of court: visit o u r friends, g o t o their It. C. Rivers, Publisher houses, exchange ideas ho­ STATE DOCKET lhuraday May 11th, 18i)3. S t a t e vs. A. F . Pearson, a . ping to interest them and a t A trsi.i't'Ughly tested Remedy and b. with d. w.—nolpros. the same time being benefit­ FOR ALU AFTER the republican par­ S t a t e vs. Thomas Dixon, ed ourselves. Such h a s been t y h a s ruined the financial TbH found wattling, bsuj two ca sea, re t a d i n g—n ol pros. t h e e x p e r i e n c e o f h i m w h o tad nutstandard l uotc'.ywho hbscou. tried, ; liy an eminent plivaioiuii, to* fortys ;ytutr,.,l ull a is writing this letter. condition ot the country by with certuluaiiJ unvurylnsimiiie,.tli«L It success tor it S t a t e vs. J . P . Henson and diseases for to b®o<'Utistrou the first close, L a s t Friday, Saturday and bad legislation and wild ex­ never falls which It reedriving out all Martha Harman, f. and a.— oulekiy irtrrim ettVeiunliy system through diiiouse tind of irotu abin, liver and kicitravagance for many years, Sunday the Baptist Union the medium the tbu nolpros. nova without not uut>leuu;iit Injurious Sunday School was in ses­ •'h ott'eera. It Is any too result oforIgnorance leaving the U. S. Treasury S t a t e vs. Enoch Minton, re or Hupurstu on,-md u thorough knowledge lv la common M'u.nt butscience,founded upon bankrupt, and large and ex­ ol modern medical the blood effectually fi and moving fence. Judgment sus­ sion a t the Globe, and q u i t e ; purifl" i am! em i niea t r a v a g a n t contracts made t • health to the rival, and lua goiieiRlbrluga tonic pended on payment of cost. a crowd gathered t o witness ii in without asufferer. AsIt Its analysis of ho.itth-glv105irison with anyIsremedy ever properties absolutely >lu the occasion. On Friday and for the government t o meet, beyond cotup S t a t e vs, Will Crow a n d obared to the public,Impure panaeoafor all ltisa which is very embarrassing J o h n Minton, larceny—nol­ S a t u r d a y t h e s u n s h o n e A Iills resulting tli® current of and inipovershod M'atu'ula, floor*. BCcaoitia, Mb In blood from life; quickly brightly, and every leaf, twig ./ cores t o President Cleveland's ad­ liUetMk „U-r<l lOirutt/.iotto. tidiirrh, pros. EueiMOalijaa, x!-»*» r. ftidinij unci ministration. The o r g a n s of WiittlServutut iriuorw***, etc. IV ~i.ii. l o r lll^.ws, i'euirtlo S t a t e vs. Cynthia Minton, and flower seemed t o enjoy Rm*», the sunlight of heaven. T h e t h e republican party a r e dai­ In o r t h r t o make room for perjury—nolpros. INVESTIGATE FCft YOURSELF. ly twitting t h e administra­ Send for our F*— • • if. itn Vuluufele nf a wonder­ £Uatevs. John Johnson,per J o h n s River, a s it glided by iit irisc t to i i. remarkable o u r large und completestcck fulf carrayM l l ch ac .esimplest. toofthe rti at tion a b o u t t h e financial con­ cures fnunoftle,ealterf i calle skuown most vir­ jury—judgment suspended on was singing a song of wel­ ulentfailed. These certificates testify with (llsf-a remedies dition of the country. I t come t h a t was heard by all. hadoueerialn sound, lliat Botanic Blood -OFm payment of cost. 00 Balm Ismostbest,cheapest, quick est, great­ the powerful Blood Purifier ever seems t o us t h a t i t is adding And, indeed, everything was est and to the world. S t a t e vs. Marion Johnson, known SPRING AND SUMinsult t o injury t o hear these 0,pa bottle ; V».C0 for 0 bottles. perjury—judgment suspend­ jukt ripe for a most enjoya­ ><e by dr-.u'tflsts: If not, seed to us. ble time. papers assail Mr. Cleveland ed on payment of cost. Address »l.C. O f-M-M CO , Atlanta, Ga, M ER G O O D S a n d his able Secretary on this T h e Convention was organ S t a t e vs. George West and point, when it is a p p a r e n t t o WE ARE MAKING A DIG Walter Church, gambling— ized with J o e Powell a s Mod­ e r a t o r and J o e Howell a s nil fair-minded people t h a t nolpros. NOTl 'E. this financial problem is now S t a t e vs. L. M. Banner and Clerk, (both cf Lenoir.) The business was all carried out a very serious affair for our H\ virtue of « <Wil of trust ex­ Marshal Mott,gambling--nol nicely, quite a numberofqucs ecuted to trie by A. I).Covvlcs,and couutry, all of which w a s pros. wife, Amelia Cowles, on the 8th "ALL men are born freeand caused by these radical ran­ S t a t e vs. A, Link Shoun, tions being discussed concer­ duy of September, 1SHS; and in ters. Pres. Cleveland ought equal," says our bill of rights. ret ailing—nolpros. ning Sunday Schools. I don't obedience to a decree of the Su- For the next SIXTY DAYS. 31 1 t o be substantially support­ This is true s o far a s applied S t a t e vs. C. Moretz, Helling remembei at any time to stv l' '" ' bourt of A^he county ed by all in his heroic efforts t o men's right under t h e law. unwholesome food—guilty. .voting men t a k e such a n ac-j S ' m ' l u T WKh'^'iadlw' t t a " Many Goods Will ba t o bridge over a money pan­ Legally, men a i e equal. All S t a t e vs. A. B. Baird, dis­ tive part us they did a t the i a u fls belonging to tha tern I A. D. Globe. They were ready t o A'owles in the counties or Ashe, ic now threatening the coun­ haye the same rights under orderly house—not guilty. So Id for Less than a ' u l Watauga, T ' n< ~ speak on anv question and, t r y , instead of trying t o cre­ the law for protection of life, S t a t e vs. T . C. Carlton and . 1 , . ' ' ... , following times a id places lua&id a t e a mistrust a m o n g the liberty and the pursuit of h a p Myra Bobbins, f. and a.—not by s o doing, kept up life a n d counties: interest all the while. people in thvgreat money cen piness. In many other re­ guilty. At the court house in Jefferson, ters. I t is now given o u t t h a t spects men are n o t born eState;vs. T . J . F. Brown,c. As they always do, the peoj1 N. P., on Monday, Juujthe 5th, pie opened their doors wide­ 18DA, t he f blowing tracts of land A the President will call a n ex­ qual. This is very evident in c. w.—not guilty. VI regurd t o the mental, moral ly, and did everything t o ac­ lying in Ashe county: t r a session of Congress in S t a t e vs. J a m e s Lunsford, 1 At tract—known as the Wiley | a „ ; p >u Gap creek, a 1 September. The financial con and physical conditions of MssMult—judgment suspend­ commodate the visitors .Wo; Call ea rly to see TIS we can were entertained and well en- joining Jacob Setzcr. C.J. Cowfes dition of the country is one men. Neither is it true in ed on payment of cost. a- show yen better than we can of the many causes requiring man's social moral, and reli­ S t a t e vs. Anderson Danner tertained. Globe heretofore!» n , i o t h e r H ' coutauiiuing crcH. tell YOU. J gious conditions, and a s re­ h a s enjoyed the honor oF be this e x t r a session. larceny—not guilty. ,. . . ... ^ .. | 2nd tract.—the Larkin Phillips g a r d s beauty and elegant Very Respectlully, S t a t e vs. David'Klutz, lar­ mg tlie Athens of Western N. ), ia d, on Pine Swamp, adjoining W H Y misrepresentations form, there is a vast differ­ ceny—judgment suspended C., for she has one of the best c. J. Cowles and William Phil ips academic schools in tbeState, | ontaining 20 acres. should be s o general in repub ence; no equality a b o u t it on payment of cost. II. ( , MART IN & Co. i 11,„ ,i j 3rd tract—known as the Hopt When we see handsome a m licun newspapers, a s t o t h e ; kitia Hviici adjoituning Calvin J. .Slate vs. C. Carol, failure Aiui t ie people to-day number of fouith class post homely men together we a r e t o pay cost—judgment wus- more enthusiastic over the ( Cowles, Jacob Setz <3t and f)thers, Blowing Rock. March let '93, masters appointed, when it sure they were not bornequa pended ori payment of cost. school than ever before. They icontaiuiug 150 acres. 4th tract—on the South Fork is s o easy t o get the official in this respect. So wearelem S t a t e vs. G. W. Brown, sci- are to employ a teacher right of New River, at the mouth of figures, is one of those things t o the conclusion t h a t o u r fa—judgment suspended on at once, and the work wil) be Cranberry creek, adjoining Jas. gin early in the fall, itfo bet­ Scott, Jacob Setzer and others, t h a t a r e difficult t o under­ old fathers who framed the payment of cost. s t a n d . The republican post­ bill of rights t h a t we all s o S t a t e ys. A. B. Baird, as­ ter place can be found for a containing some 30 or 40 acres. :o: 5th tract—the lands purchased school. No community will masters cannot be 'fired o u t ' much admire and refer t o s o sault—no bill. from P. M. HUNT , near Philips' t o o fast for the average dem­ often, o n h meant a legal ap­ S t a t e vs. Francis Love, lar throw more religions influen­ Gap on the Clue Ridge. NEVER IN THE HTSTO Y OF WA­ ocrat, und it would therefore plication of it. We believe ceny—guilty, two years in ces around the young than At the court house door in TAUGA BEFORE SUCS A LOTOF Globe. when viewed through part3* t h a t many men ure born in the S t a t e prison. Wilkesboro, N. 0., on Wednesday GOODS AT SUCH PRICES. I well remember when \ was June 7th, 181)3. the following glasses be rather creditable every other respect infeiior S t a t e vs. Augustus McGlam t o their fellow-men s o far a s ery, a . and b. with d. w,— a student there, when m y lands lying in the countv ot t h a n otherwise t o Mr. Max­ I have ju«t H n.Vv»gg Wilkes:" well had exceeded the record i t applies t o t h i s life. guilty. Sentenced t o county room-mate and myself went 1st tract—on the waters of Lew line of Dress Goods consist­ jail for 6 months, with leave hack into our room, a n d is' Fork, adjoining the old Mar­ ing of of Mr. Clarkson in putting in THERE is a g r e a t turmbil t o hire o u t . looked around and about, tin Lipp tract and the Joel Fer­ republicans four years a g o , White and Black Emgoing on in Cuba and things S t a t e vs. J . M. Vnnnoy, Wil seeing an old hat here,a pair guson tract and others, contain­ but he has n o t come u p t o broided Skirting. A ing 42 acres. t h a t record by a long shot, have become serious in t h a t bern T r i v e t t a n d Bob McEw- of breeches there which were big lot of White 2nd tract— on the South side in, retailing—not guilty. worn in days that had gone of the Clue Ridge, adjoining J. C. a s will be seen from t h e fig­ lar.d of sugar and other sweet Goods, Woramis S t a t e vs. Cyrus Pen ley, as­ ures below. During the first ness. I t is hard t o tell how sault. guilty—judgment sus­ by, I could not but think of Harton, chap Green and others, a n d e t c A nicft two months of the Harrison matters will terminate. l i n e o f a dies' pended on payment of cost. olden times when we called containing 25 acres. 3rd traet on Meadow Branch, each other "old lady." Then administration 5,104 fourth S t a t e vs. George Barnes, a s THE cyclone in Oxford, 74. waters of Lewis' Fork, adjoining - l rim n?o(j a n d U n t r i m m e d I was proud of the privilege c. J. cowles, A M. church and oth class post masters were ap­ C., was very terrific. Many snult—no bill. ilATU S t a t e vs. Hiram Warren,a. of being back again to a ers. containing 50 acres. pointed, while the numberap houses were demolished and Also Trimming*, Tip* H rtd pointed during the first two much property destroyed, and b. with d. w.—nol pros. place which has such a pleas­ 4th tract— JII the south side Flo we rs for Hats. S t a t e vs. L. C. Harrison, ant history to me. When we of the Blue Ridge, adjoining win. months of the present, admin but only one life was lost. Blackburn, Joseph calloway and A nice line of ladies larceny—judgment suspend­ were school boys; we had Ar­ istration only reached 3,894, others, containing 250 acres. and Gent s Shoes. Of Course Yon Read. ed on payment of cost. bor day. We went out into of which 2,685 were made t o The testimonials frequently pub 5th tract—the jordon church Big 1 o t o f Tin-ware S l a t e vs. Watson and Mor­ 1 ho mountains and got some land;--, on the waters of Lewis' Glass-ware a n d fill vacancies caused by resig­ linked in this paper relating to g a n , retailing—guilty. nice maple trees and set them Fork, adjoining the lands of c. .T. nation and death. S o you see Hood's Sai-Raparilla. They art Queens-ware- A g'> >d # from reliable people, state simple S t a t e vs. John Bowers (col in the campus. They are cowles and others, containing l»se of Noti'vns. A big only 1,209 republicans have facts, and show beyond a doubt ored), guilty—leaves S t a t e in 100 acres. lor of Jeans and <' tthere yet, growing bravely, been removed, against 3,496 that Hood's cures. Why don't 3 0 days. Oth tract—on the nine nidge, ton ales. Just c Miie democrats removed by Clark yon try this medicine ?Be sure to S t a t e vs. Robert McEwin, and as I opened my knife to near Phillips' Gap, adjoining the get Hood's assault on jailor, guilty—six rake off some useless limbs, lands of 0. N. Hunt, Edmund Black In 5 0 0 galoiiM of Crorkervson in the same period. Bro. vrare. constipation, and all troubles months in county jail, with I thought of those words: burn and others, containing 200 Maxwell may largely increase with the digestive organsand the acres. W e a r s Agent for H d f o n lea ye t o hire out. " Woodman, spare thn t tree." h i i speed in makingremoyals liver, are cured by Hood's Pills. Woollen Mills. At the court house in Boone, S t a t e VH, S. P . Worley, as­ But why should we (beam of without offending any good Unequalled as a dinner pill. N. c. on Saturday, June the 10th, A big lot of Cloth now o n sault, pleads guilty.—judg­ democrat. The record of Pres THE President speaks of ment suspended on payment the past or build air castles 1893, the following lands lying hand. g for the future? No man can in the county of Watauga: idential postmasters appoin­ the World's F a i r in the high­ of cost. J u s t received a nice lot of live only at the present. So, 1st tract—known as the nark ted during the same periods est terms, and says i t is a CIVIL DOCKET. Ridge tract on, Beech Mountain, after all, there may be some SUGAR s t a n d s Harrison 264, Cleve g r e a t success. T. B. Lenoir, executor, vs. argument in the old saying: containing 100 acres. J a c o b Cutter—judgment in "Let every day provide for 2nd tract—kut wn as the. Lam- Brown and Granulated, a n d land 1 5 5 . The Great.Sonthern Remedy. bfv-t lands, on Grassy creek, ad­ a v o r of plaintiff. itself." Coffee. People should not be de­ joining George Phillips and oth­ Alex Freeman vs. Bertha He who lives well to-day, ers, containing 20 acres. T HE ladies in Chicago who ceived into paying money for A big lot L f Hoes, Nails, have charge of the Women's t r a s h y mixturesgotten up t o F ree man. d i voroe—j udgm en t will have lived a noble l<F 3rd tract—in the nrap of in favor of plaintiff. He who works tomorrow the a!in nidge, containingGap nHorse shoes, 30 Department of the World's sell. Botanic Blood Balm, (B. Musgra ve vs. Eggars and should never be tired, CTf H. Ox shoes B. B.) which h a s been made F a i , b -ve gotten into a row K. etc. in Atlanta for the p a s t fif­ others, ejectment—judgment 4 t h tract—on Elk creek (nog over the honors. Mrs. Pal­ "Ik), known as the Carrol lands, Strongly Endorsed. teen years, never fails t o give "or cost. mer threatens t o resign if the satisfaction a s a superior J . P . Coffey and wife vs. The advertising of Hood's Sar- containing 50 acres. No goods sold on time, un­ row does n o t subside. building u p tonic and blood Holderfield and others, t o Hap.mJbi appeals ro rhe sober, Said lands to be sold to satisfy less secured by mortgage. make title t o land.-judgment. common sense of thinking peo­ v a r i o u s o u t s t a n d i n g c l a i m ' s IT is now given o u t t h a t purifier. I t is made from t h e Recollect t h a t I will sell prescription of a n eminent Mattie Greene vs. Spain- ple, because it is true; and it is against the said A. I). cowles and t h e World's F a i r will remain physician. The bottle islarge hour, ejectment—dismissed, always fully substantiated by en­ secured by said deed ot trust. you good goods and will n o t TFILMS OF SALE. dorsement which in the financial open on Sundays, notwith" and the doses small. 8ee no complaint. misrepresent ray wares. Come 1 One-fourth cash on day of sale arid see my stock whether world would be accepted without s t a n d i n g the many protests their ad vert isements and buy T . J . and W. C. Coffey vs. a moment 's hesitation. They tell and the balance on a credit of you buy o r not. a g a i n s t i t by neaily all the t h a t rhich is thoroughly en­ Mary E . Simmons, foreclose the story—flood's cures. three month, purchaser giving dorsed by thousands of g r a t e mortgage—judgment. H o TI d with approved security. Most Respectfully, religious people, tful patients whom ii hascurHood's Pills cure liver ills, jaun Thus April the 24th. 1893. Briscoe and Co. vs E . II. 'One dollar pays for the jed. A t r i a l bottle will t e s t Dougherty and Bro., deb* — dice, billiousncss. sick head ache, W. H . GENTRY, TRUSTEE. April 27, 9 3 , Democrat one year. its merits. und constipation. judgment for plaintiff. CUTTING AFFAIR BLOOD TSD MDISEASES. AT v Manufactur L _ _ _ OUT! C. D. TAYLOR. �.. .. .. • ..,. • SUBSCRIPTION RATES no PHHJ W v 71 \r; —Sheriff Baird leaves f o r Raleigh this week, where he GA DI MOCAT jojjy1 year 6 months " 3 months g o e s tc» c o n v e y F r a n c i s L > \ V $1.00 , 60 the penitentiary, who WHS 50 35 convicted of Larceny a t the last term of court. ADVERTISING RATES. 1 inch 1 week 1 " 1 mouth 1 " 3 " 1 " 6 " I " 1 year 1 column 1 week 1 " 1 month 1 " 3 " 1 " 6 " 1 " 1 year $ .75 1.75 3.00 5.00 7.00 0.00 13.50 25.00 37.50 50 00 —News reaches us t h a t the dwelling of Enoch P o t t e r , of Johnson county, Tenn., and his deranged son who was in the house was consumed by fire a few days since. This is in deed sad, if true. C O C O O 3 OO 3 O O © O <£ FOR SAL EI <u n(tone, a com To7nuTii^^?ning house G rooms and five fire places, with nine acres of land, good spring, some apple, peach a rid chestnut trees,situated some 300 y a r d s from Main street, i t is a desirable private resi­ dence. The place will bej sold cheap on terms t o suit the purchaser. F or further par­ ticulars apply to I. W. Thorn as, Hibriten, N. 'J., o r W. B. Councill, Boone, N. C. —We have before us a n obituary of the late Mrs. Car­ Entered a t t h e Postofficeat rie Pressnell which will ap­ Boone, N. C., a s second-class pear in our next issue. Also mail m a t t er. some other matters of inter­ est t h a t will be given space LOCAL NEWS. later. —Prof. W. M. Francorn will open a HCIIOO1 at Deerfield 011 next Monday. —Rev I. W. Thomas is of­ fering- his town property for sale. Set, notice. —The closing exercises of Holly Spring College came off yesterday. —Attorneys Councill, Cof­ fey, Lo vill and Fletcher a r e attending Bukorsville court this week. —It is reported t h a t a thrif t.y merchant, of Cook's Gap, will soon t a k e unto himself a wife. —Rev. E. F. Jones deliver­ ed his farewell sermon t o his congregation a t Three Forks Church on last Sunday. —The weather for May, s o far, has been very disagreea­ ble, cold and wet. Farmers a r e debited in planting corn. —The many friend* of Mrs. W. C. Coffey will be pleased To learn t h a t after a n illness of some weeks, she is impro ving. ( —Many of our farmers who h * v e corn planted a r e uueaey for fear i t will n o t come np, owing t o the cold weath­ er. --There a r c about thirtyfive men who preach ihe go* ]>el in Watauga, yet ther e a c still numbers of unconverted people a m o n g us. —The little daughter of o u r townsman, Mr. L. L. Greene, who has beeu very sick for some days, is now on t h e road t o recovery. — T h e work on the Lenoir and Northern Railroad is go­ ing on briskly. Over one hun­ dred hands a r e a t work gra­ ding the road. — G e o r g e A. Bryan, w h o left here a, little more than a month ago, for California; has returned home satisfied t o s t a y in Watauga. —Don't forget t h a t Dr. Jen nings, the dentist, will soon be here. Remember, too, t h a t i t is t o your interest to save your work for him. —The new town commis­ sioners s a y t h a t the hogs will have to find quarters off t h e streets for the summer. Let the owners prepare pla­ ces for them a t once. —Why n o t have a spelling ''bee" in Boone? It would break the monotony and af­ ford some amusement, t o say nothing of the benefit t o be derived therefrom. —If you have wool t o dis­ pose of, see Paul Chatham, who will be a m o n g us until the last of June. Give him your t r a d e and he will t r e a t you right. 0 * —We acknowledge the re­ ceipt of a n invitation t o the Claremont College commence ment a t Hickory, and would he much pleased t o attend t h e same. Relieve, alt soreness of the mucous membrane to cures GONORRHOEA and GLEET In I to J d.iyl. Nt> other treatment necessary. Never causes Stricture or leaves any injurious after effeoto. l'rice, |t, Bold In theh-i N MII by druggists. BLOOD BALM CO., Pro'g, fltlmti. ~ WOOL! WOOL? Brine: Us Yout Wool This Tear, Wewill spin i t for ten centfljper pound, o r make i t into WE have received Bulletin goods if yon prefer.. We have a large and varied linejof o u r No. 4, issued by J . A. Holmes, own goods, and also of •State Geologist, and William Cain, Civil Engineer. This work t r e a t s upon the public WHICH WE WILL S E L L TO YOtJjVERY LOW. roads, and the need of better ones. I t is a n excellentinves T o parties who will gather L a d s of wool in their ^neigh­ —Elder Daniel Brooks, col­ tigation of the whole system borhoods find bring t o us, we will offer special inducements ored, held a Quarterly Meet­ of road making. and we hopeTHIS YEAR t o trade with every wool-grower in ing for hia people here on WATAUGA COUNTY. last Saturday and Sunday. "I Am So Tired." He is a n able preacher, and Is a common exclamation at this Our agent will soon call to.see von with samples of o u r seems t o have a very great season. There is a certain bra­ goods, and we hope you will give him y o u r orders. interest in the upbuilding of cing effect in cold air which is lost 1 hanking von for past favors we are truly yours, as the weathei* grows warmer; las race. and when Nature is renewing her —As 1 a m contemplating some changes in uiy business I again urge t h a t people who are due me either by note o r account, come forward and make settlements. I t is very important t o me t h a t you comply with this request a t once. W. L. BRYAN. ()- GENERAL MERCHANDISE youth, her admirers feel dull, slug gisli and tired. The condition is owing mainly to the impure con­ dition of the blood, and its fail­ ure to supply healthy tissue to the various organs of the body. It is remarkable how susceptible the system is to the help to be derived from a good medicine at thisseason. Possessing just those purifying, building up qualities which the body craves. Hood's Sarsaparillasoon overcomes that tired feeling, restores the appe­ tite, purities the blood, and, in short, imparts vigorous health. Its thousands of friends as with one voice declare "It Makes the Weak Strong." THE ELKIN W00LLEN MILLS. April 1 3 , 1893. I owe a lot of money and for the next thirty d a y s you THIS IS NO HUAF can buy goods a wful cheap for CASH. Now is t h e time DUG TO DRAW t o secure some rare bargains in spring goods. TRADE! I have the largest lot of fine and coarse shoes of any­ body—men's and women's. Also a l o t of clothing a t low orates. Men's and boy's h a t s dirt cheap. Ladies' finedress goods low. Ladies' uiitrimmed h a t s low down. All kinds I MEAN BUSINESS of shelf hai dware cheap I keep all repairs for t h e Farm­ er's Friend plow. -oYou will find u good line of groceries on hand, sugar, coffee, soda, white fish, etc., etc. Everybody come and get 1 rom now until the first day goods while they a r e cheap. of April I will sell my stock o fcerNO GOODS SOLD ON TIME."®* I musl again request evervboby who a r e due me t o come a n d pay their accounts and save cost. I want your trade and will d o you right every time, and will highly ap­ -ANDpreciate the same. 1 will just say here, t h a t I want all the roots and herbs there is in the mountains thisseason. So, remember me. Yours Anxious to- Please. —Ori last Saturday even­ ing a s the mail boy was l e a ­ ving t h e post office in Boone in a c a r t , Elder Brooks with him, the bottom of the c a r t gave way and fell against the horse, causing him t o run a THE latest report is t h a t way. Thecart was o v e r R. B. Glenn has withdrawn turned, the Elder thrown o u t his application for District but no serious damage done. Attorney, and proposes t o —The new town officials accept the Collectors!) i p. This took the o a t h of office yes­ report needs confirmation, a s terday except E. S. Coffey, we a r e not yet prepared t o who is attending Bakersville believe i t . court. We hope they will dis charge their duties better It is uot what its proprietors than t h e rest of us who have say but what Hood's SarsaparilWILL W. HOLSCLAW. retired t o private lite. J . D- l a d o e s , t l m t t e l l s t l i e s t o r y . flood's cures. Counrill, Mayor; Dr. Reeves, M. B. Blackburn and E. S. VeOOSTOFR THE Topic says t h a t ground ESTABLISHED 180 5. Coffey Commissioners. was broken recently for t h e —It is reported t h a t Chris­ construction of a n addition tian Moretz, who was convic­ t o Maj. IL11 p e r a store build­ ted a t the last term of court ing t o be used a s a bank. 176 & 173 Gay Street, KMOXVJ UE, TEN*, for the selling of unwhole­ some food, and who depart­ THE Mississippi River is HARDWARE. Cutlery , Axes, Nails. Locks, HI nge«, Toota, Bora© &M4 ed the court without leave,is said t o lie changing its bed Mule 6 .hoes, &c , «Sr.c. now uneasy for fear he will five miles above Memphis ACR1CUI.TURAL iSiPLEMEMT8. be roughly treated by the of­ and it is feared t h a t the chan­ Genuine Oliver Chilted Plows, 9 yracoec HTltskSe Ptcwr©, ficers of the law. We advise nel will be changed into Hope Bro wn's Double Shovel Ptows, QkJer W! Ills, Straw Cuttend, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shell© re. Hay f **>rlcs,Soytb©®, the old man t o g o t o work, field lake, leaving Memphis Cr ad I© and Snaths, Barbed Wir e, &o., & o. plant bis crop, and provide an inland city and t h e b i g CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES. for his young family. Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Stfc*el„ Fnon, iStoovote, Ptote©> $3,000,000 bridge high and Mattocks, Scrapers, Sledge and Drill Ha mroere, Black—Several citizens of Boone (i I V . em ith Tools, Wheelbarrows, &o. want us t o say t h a t <. h e y AMMUNITION, SPORTING C0003. have taken much pains t o fix Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, Bake r ami English Shot Guns, Winchester and Coifs 'RHTes, Loaded up and plant their gardens Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead, Fish Hooks and Lines, Fishing Rods, &c. and t h a t they have been de­ SPECIALTIES. stroyed by some hogs t h a t Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and Leather Belting, roam a b o u t the streets, push Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fir©-«mx>f Safes, Wir© ing open gates and managing Screen Doors and Window Fra me©. Pa»per Bag©, &o. t o get in the gardens in vari­ EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. Buggies, Pheetons, Carriages, Spring V Vagons, Moun­ ous ways. The owners of the tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wag one, Two wheel Carte. hogs a r e requested t o keep Send for Catalogue and prices. thein up, or shot-guns will fie Special attention given to orders by mail, We reepeotfreely used in defending the fully solicit your patronage. gardens and fields. Let the W. W. WOODRUFF & .CO. ordinances of our town be obeyed, and let us have no 176 178 Cay Street, A KIJOXVIUE, TEliiJ. Mr. David M. Jordan further trouble on this line. of Edmeston, N. Y. W. W. WOODRUfF 6 CO. —Mr. S. T . Keleey, of Lin- C o l o r l e s s , E m a c i a t e d , H e l p l e s s ville, was in town last week A Complete Cure by HOOD'S SARSArARTLLA. and told us a b o u t himself This is from Mr. D. M. Jordan, a re­ and others being o u t in t h e tired farmer, and one of the most re­ mountains surveying a short spected citizens of Otsego Co., N. Y. " Fourteen yean aeo I had an attack of the time a g o . As they were pass gravel, and have since beeu troubled with my Livor a n d Kidneys ing through the woods, Lee gradually growing worso. Three years ago I Cook, one of the party, step­ got down so low that I could vcnrccly walk. I eorpso living being. ped i n t o a large bear t r a p I looked more like aand for than aweeks I ate had no appetite five nothing but gmcl. I was badly emaciated which had been set by some and had no more color than n mnrblc niainp. Hood's was recommended and hunters. 1 he t r a p sprung and thought Sarsanarilla It. Rcforo I had finished I I would try the first bottle I noticed that I felt hotter, suf­ caught Mr. COOK by the leg. fered less, the infiamtnretioa of ihe blad­ der had subsided, the color began to return to I began to Fortunately for hirn a quan­ my face, and tinea bottlesfeel hungry. After I had taken I could eat anything without hurting me. Why, I got tity of trash and lea r e s pre­ that I had to cat. 5 times a day. I so hungry have now vented the t r a p from break­ fully recovered, thanks to ing his leg o r doing him a n y Kcoti's SarsapariiSa nm well.- All Who know other serious damage, Mr. I feel well nndme so well," D. M. JORDAN. mo marvel to see Kelsey thinks however, t h a t HOOD'S PILLS arethe best p fter-dinner I'ills, if Cook had been alone seri­ assist digestion, cure headaclio and biliousness. ous consequences would have yaur subscription. been t h e result. ! " _ SAY! CLOTHING OVERCOATS At 1 0 per cent above COST! —oIf you d o n 't think I mean i t come and look through my STOCK It wont cost you one cent if you dont purchase. I have a large stock and want to get rid of it before spring. 9ST CALL AND LOOK I I would call y o u r attention t o the big cut in prices in uiy other fires. THESE ARE HARD TMES X tf SO, EVERY-ONE should save all they can and YOD should begin bv buying v<>ur SEWING MCHHEN OF ME, And not of the man who runs the wagon and H e l l s for $50 or $60 I will sell you as good for $25. Machine needles that £will fit a n y . machine, a t 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. I have a good stock of fishingtackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 7 5 cts to $1.50 LYout flies 60 cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and seins of any length complete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail. >5 1)o not fliii touwrite for viices. Respectfully, S. P. ANGEL May 21, 91. KNOXVILLE , 7LAN. R LHPECTFLL L Y, ;n . -1 SUBSCRIBE 10 THE DEMOCRAT. $1 PER YEAR. W. L BRYAN, OQ 33 33 OO CO .BHom � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0511_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: May 11, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-05-11 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/ec8071dfc211bed65e8c04beaab223cf.pdf 5153bf873dc6a35091f3b7301c8f05af PDF Text Text Vata11ga Demoera Ik VOL 5 BOONE. PROVESSiONA L. W. B.C0UNC1LL, Jit. # Attoiinky at La v. Boone, N. C. YV. B. COUNCILL. M.I). Boone, N. C. Resident Phyaieian. Office on King Street north of Poet Office. E.F. LOVILL Attorney At i aw, Boone N. C. dh: l. c. reeves. Phywcian AMI Si 'UOKON Cff.cc at Residence. Boone, N. C. L. I). LOWE, Altanjy at Law NOTARY PURLIC., BANNER'S ELK. N. <\ i. PflftlPilfiW. ATTORNEY A1 LAW, M \IMON, N.r -(O)WiH prm*tii*e in the court* «• Wutimgn. Aehe, Mitchell, Me Dow* «ll and all othir miiiiiiK in the .»cHtern iintrief i^K|icH»tl iitten tton given to the collection of claim*/ 4* NOTICE. Hotel f'ro/tert,Y for Sate. (In rrronnt of failing health of tovh»*II nml *if*. 1 njTer for mil* roc hotel pr©|*rtv ill the town ot jiiKiaf. North Tamliia. and will •tell |«m for ••aeh tod make ferine o enit the Imyer, end will take real or jirmoiial property in ex­ change. Apply eo«»n. W. L. Bit yam. A of ice. -Vor sale. 900 nrresof land, nn Rich Moiininin. YVntnngn hntlttfy, on which i*n*b»«*tns, and fine land forsheepranch. Sales private. L. T>. Lowe A J; T. Ftiriremon, Ex 'trs. of IIrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. Banner Elk. Nov. 1?, '90 . NOT K E. Parties pitting papers in my hand '«»f PXwtilinn will please a d v a n c e t h e tees with the po|>ers and they will recei ve prom pt a t ten t ion, other wise they will I k > returned n o t e x e c u t e d for the want of fees. D. F. IUird Khff. L. L. GllEEN E, <fc CC REAL ESTATE AG'TS. BOONE, Ar* ( . Will give special attention t o abstracts of title, the sale of Heal Estate in \V. N. ( . Those having farms, timber and mineral lands for sale, will do well t o call on said Co. n t Boone. L. L. GHEES & CO. March 16, 1893. NOTICE. The laws of the State re­ quire fill weights and meas­ ures t o be sealed, and I here­ by notify the people t h a t I a m prepared t o do such work. Von will find tne in Boone a t the residenqe of I). B. Dough­ erty. J. FL Cook, Standard Keeper. TNI OftCAT MOeHISt Of CLSOTSICITT. u n . fUTMHXjIVO * 3 ^ . ftJical k Ssf|tol Institdi p t\ W> i f»r tb<* riirnk. jtgt ¥,{ PriTBl*. Bwoato, »n<1 all Uy'/jSkij Narrl'^i (IRK J ; 'iiAL Al ABAVTUD la A.b<1 Pta? . y arr»af»<l aad tat.a. all ra^ atftmpe 'Vv rant, than. Call for addraw,to abo.o la«lnaa—«• and book an • r.r. ar bow 0* ALBERT F. SHELL I CO.. 'M* f*m<* iMtrim, Ttaa. WASH 1NGTON WATAUGA COUNTY. N. €., THURSDAY, MAY, 18 1893, LETTER. his early resignation, dismis­ "Observer" Arises to Remark That ed flowers of the ivey, laurel and you pay foryour county sing enquiries w ith the state­ The Hand Book of North and azalea, or honeysuckle. paper—well, you don't pay From our Regular Correspondent. ment t h a t he has no present Carolina, compiled by J . I) Oh! who does not love our for it a t all. i'here is anoth­ President Cleveland is be­ intention of resigning. But C a m e r o n a n d i s s u e d b y t h e delightful country of moun­ er man to mention. Helms ing importuned tocallan im­ there are other things which State Board ot Agriculture, tains and valleys, the "Land taken his county paper for mediate extra session of Con. point t o the probability of is a rich mine of information, of the sky" and home of the say, ten j r ears. It has been gresa, and the presence of ex- his doing so. The Secretary in regard t o her wealth and clouds, which abounds with a source of pleasure t o him . Speaker Crisp in town start­ of War has less patronage rich resources a s developed pure cold, sparkling springs and his family for a decade. ed a rumor that he had so de than any other member of and undeveloped. The book and babbling brooks u n d It has given him puff ufter ckled. If he has he has not the cabinet, but Secretary La is profusely embellished with health- g iving atmosphere? puff. When the baby died it made the d cision public. inont has not availed himself beautiful illust rations among What could nature do for a contained a half column obit There is little doubt that Mr. even of the little a t hisdispo- which are a west view from country and people tnat she uary which was dear to hi in. Cleveland would call an im­ sal. and may believe thnt it B l o w i n g H o c k , t h e B l a c k has not done for us? She has but commonplace t o all the mediate extra session if he is because he wishes his suc­ brothers from Mount Mitch- given us a climate and soil other readers. When h i s knew that it would promptly cessor to have the choosing el, Forest Scene in the Valley that produces all the grains, daughter married it hud al­ re pen 1 t he Sherina n Sil ver la \v of tbeofflciala. Another thing of the LinviPe, Negro Moun­ vegetables, fruits and berries; most a column of stuff about but of that he is not certain, which has bem commented tain, Jefferson, Ashe county, grasses and fljwers for those the handsome bride and the and a refusal to re|M»al might upon is that the Lamonts Mt. Mitchell, View in the Hap who properly cultivate them. intelligent, groom, when the have a ban effect onthefinan have not given up their resi- py Vulley, Caldwell county, So we see that Nature has truth about the matter was, rial situation, which has not denoe in New York City, and P a i n t. Hock, Grandfather done her pait well and nobly the bride was ugly a s home­ been effected by the Wall St. when Mrs. Lamont was in Mountain. Ascent of the Blue and naught remains but for made sin, and the groom did excitement during last week. Washington a short time n- Bulge, Table Uo?kund liowk us t o do our pat t. Have we not have sense enough to Many democrats express the go she spoke very indefinite­ Bill. View from Uuau Moun­ done it? No. Let us strive come in when it rained. It in the future to aid Nature hud contained all these a n d opinion that it would be the ly about her coming here to tain, trout-fishing, etc. It seems that Nature has in ma King our favored coun­ much more of likenature, but proper thing a t this time to live again; and only Inst week call an extra session a n d she accepted the presidency been extremely profuse in the try a veritable paradise. For one day the editor wrote him throw the responsibility of of a New York social organi­ climate, soil and productions one, I love the land of my that lie would like to h a v 0 maintaining the government zation. which would not have of North Carolina, so much birth, the home of my child­ pay for sending him his pa­ credit upon Congress, b u t been tendered to her hail it so t h a t no section or territo­ hood and manhood, and now per ten years, an J this man they also express their confi­ been supposed t h a t she had ry of equal extent and urea thuc age has overtaken tne gets mail and tells the editor dence in the President's abil­ nn.v immediate intention < f can surpass it. "The Stateis my native land is to me t o stop his paper, for it ain't removing her residence to hounded on tin? north by Vir more precious than gold or worth a 0—n anyway. Such ity to d o the right thing. OBSERVER. a man may be a good father ginia, oil the east by the At­ costly gems. Secretary Carlisle took a Washington. and a kind' husband, but 1 lantic ocean, on thesouth by long step In the right direc­ Ths Country Paper. Messenger: It is the nppoin South Carolina and Georgia, doubt it. tion when he demanded the But the worst man of all is resignation of A. I,. Sturte- tin J : of just such mangy, iudi and on the west by Tennes­ The most abused, the least go blue, "flre-tried Rndikils" see. 1 The extreme lengt h of appreciated and, a t thesnine he who takes his county pa­ vant. chief of the division of stationary. Stnrtevant ha* as John Nichols to fat offices the State from east t o west time, the most potential fac­ per for years, and without been in office for 32 years, i* under this "Itefnum" Admin* is S()'A% miles. Its average tor in the community is the making any apology or pay­ rich, a salaried officer of a istnilion that tills the great width is 1()() miles while its loeul paper. You don't think ing a red cent, has the post­ prospermia safe deposit com­ North Carolina democratic extreme width is 187% miles. so; I know you don't, but it's master to notify the editor pany ami saving hank, and heart with such ineffable de­ Its area *111 braces 52,246 the truth. The local paper that he doesn't want his pa­ is moreover a ringleader in light i s a l intensifies lln-ir d< - square miles, of which 48,- does more foritscounty than per uny longer. If nucha man what is known a s the 'Treas­ s i n * t o k i c k t h e f e l l o w t h a t 666 is land and 3,520 water. all the "blanket" daily or won't steal, it is becuunt he ury ring.' members of which comes round shooting off his Its topography is a vaHt de­ weekly papers com bined. Not hud a good mother. have for years boasted that mouth about tile glorious clivity sloping down f r o 111 an issue pastes but w h a t The local paper builds up ifo Secretary could get a* Civil .Service Reform. What the summit of Black Moun­ some enterprise or individu­ your county, develops its relong without them. It has a lovely thing thnt British tain, an altitude of nearly al receives a free advertise­ soni res fights for 1 ,other people not been two weeks si nee n lo beauty in any how. Welienrd 7,000 feet to the level of* the ment; not a worthy cause but and gets kicked and abused eal paper printed n list of yesterday ot a true democrat Atlantic '. The State isdiv - what it champions and es­ because it dwes not do more. probable change* in the treas who held office under Cleve­ ded into three sections, the pouse. But still the woods In to-day's mail you m a y nry, singling out those who land and . was made to get western, middle and eastern. are full of men who embrace have received the New York belonged to the "Treasury out and ii republican was The temperature gradually every opportunity t o curse World, and Harpers Weekly ring'' a s men whose services put in his place. This demo- changes from the sea to the theircounty paper, and swear but I'll bet anything in the it would tie impossible for cm t had shown his capabili­ mountains. Each section pro it isn't worth picking tip in world t h a t you readihe.7our ty, Imd stood the examina­ Mr. Carlisle to dispense with tion and when he applies for duces all thccereulsor grains. the road. Of course it may mil first. Still the county pa­ and still continue t o do bus­ a reinstatement—to take the While the eastern and middle not always have a s much pers are not worth a cent. iness. and even now some of place of a republican—lie is sections produce cotton and news and be a s bright and a t Queer, isn't it? I tell you, the papers say thnt Mr. Car­ told he cannot get it unless rice, the western is the home tractive a s it ought to be, kind reader, this is a queer lisle will upon consideration lie "stands an examination." of all t he cullivated and na­ but that is because you have world and the people living What tomfoolery! But the of the matter request Srurte- "big fellows'' go in and are tive grasses. The Blue Kidge, n >t paai your subscription in it are the queerest of all.— vnnt to withdraw his resig­ not asked a question. And the great water-shed, seems for two years, and the editor Banner Man in Wytheville nation. but all the same he this is latter-day democracy. to be the bnek-oone of t h e is forced to maul rails occa­ Journal. State, whose waters flow both sionally for a living. The next will not. He will probably Appeal Avalanche: Some get rid of every chief who be­ The lollowing story is told east and west. Thegrand riv­ time you think vour paper is of the prosaic plodders of the longs t o the ring, just t o by a Georgia marshal who en ers, Yadkin, Linville, Cataw­ dull, send the editoryoursub press are wont to decry and show them how easy it is t o countered a crowd of disor­ ba and others, flow eastward scription and see if the next belittle those favored ones derly negroes: get along without them. He Marshal—"What is all this into the Atlantic, while the issue isn't better. upon whoin the the musee You forget t h a t it costs New, Watauga. Can.v and certain'v ought to. smile. Never mind 1 These row about?'' "Secretary Lamont," said Negro (with pistol, knife, others flow westward, cut­ something t o make a paper, plodders can never climb the a New Yorker t o your corres­ club and war paint)—"Dat ting their tortuous courses and the editor nust pay his rugged side of Helicon; the pondent, "has no intention a r niggei darsaid I was a through the high range of expenses and make a living nectar and ambrosia of the gods shall never be smacked of remaining in the cabinet. consequence, an' no black Sinok.\ Mountains. How won besides. Then you meet an­ between their chops; the loves nigger can call me a conse­ other class of people who are He only accepted a porfolio quence, widout de penelty cf derfully Nature has provided and graces t h a t people the as n favor to his old friend, ramifying, and dat todemos the avenues tlirough which eternally asking whjr theedi beautiful castles of fancy will the President, and with the superf.ving hiii phibiousness. the fountains of of water are tor puts so many advertise­ never whisper enrapturing express understanding that "Good Lawd!" said one of supplied to nourish and sap- ment-' in paper? Why, bless stories t o them, and their he would resign a s soon a s t h e col >red sisters sitting port vegetation. The rain- your soul, man, that is the e 'l-s shall be for the poet! He is the chosen one. He will near the scene of war, " d a t certain work was done in a in er eddicate nigger for sho clouds seem to be the veins editor's only source of reve­ take his seat high up 011 the and the rivers, creeks a n d nue. If lie were t o print no cliffs of fame, and amuse him which he was to take part. bless God!" brooks the arterits. T h e 11 advertisements and depend self by throwing last year's Exactly what the work is I the bowels of our rock-ribbed upon such subscribers asyou e a g l e e g g s c l o w n u p o n t h e don't think anybody, except The Grpftt Southern Remedy. mountains, hills and valleys he would be in the poor-house heads of the horde of the pro Dan and Mr.Cleveland know; People should not be de­ saic who stumble and scram­ 8 but there are good reason ceived into paying money for contain all the useful and pre in less than a month. Another class of men can't ble around the foot of the to suppose that they relate trashy mixtures gotten up to cioiis ores, while the moun­ mount. largely t o the federal appoint sell. Botanic Blood Balin,(B. tains, hills and valleys them­ understand why they can get FOR SALE! inents in New York; and a s B. B.) which has been made selves are clothed in gar­ a. city weekly for half what In the town of Boone, acom in Atlanta for the past fif­ ments of beautiful, dense for­ t h e i r connty paper costs. soon a s all of those appoint­ fortnblc dwelling house with teen years, never fails to give ments—the prominent ones. satisfaction as a superior ests, embracing the greatest These same people can't un­ 6 rooms and five fire places, I mean—are made, I am un­ building up tonic and blood variety of beautiful and use­ derstand why water doesn't with nine acres of land, good r der the impression that Sec­ purifier. It is made from the ful timber used for ornamen­ run up hill, either. ihe city spring, some apple, peach and retary Lnmnnt, will resign, prescription of an eminent tal and substantial purpos­ weekly is printed from 'dead' chestnut trees,situated some and resume his connection physician. The bottle is large es. Theshruhs and floweis matter that, has been used on 360 yards from Main street. It is a desirable private resi­ and the doses small. See with the Whitney street rail­ their advertisements mid buy are a s the laces and edgings daily editions and hencecosts dence. The place will be{ sold way syndicate, where his sal­ that which is thoroughly en­ f the stately and graceful nothing for composition. But cheap on terms t o suit the a r y w a s m o r e t h a n t h r e e dorsed by thousands of gra te ,orests. The a r t of man nev­ the matter in a county pa­ purchaser. For further par­ times what he now receives.'* ful patients whom ii hascur- er has nor never can paint any per is set up and used for one ticulars apply to I. W.Thom Secretary Lamont declines erl. A trial bottle will test thing t o equal t he flora, es­ edition only. Then you pay as, Hibriten, N. # J M or W. B. t o discuses the probability of its merits. pecially the delicate cup-shop for the city weekly in advance Council!, Boone, N. C. �.-» ; I M . "* .' Su BHCRIptioN K ATE sick Brother, Mr. Arthur Mor VOTHE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT phew. t 3opyl year $1.00 —Last week the Coffey Bros, G months 50 of Boone, branded and turn­ " 8 months 85 ed to the range 60-o-id head of cattle. Th % y will roam the ADVERTISING RATES. 1 inch 1 week $ .75 R i c h M o u n t a i n d u r i n g t h e 1 " 1 month 1.75 summer, and will be sleek fat 1 " 3 " 8.00 Oy fall. The brand is a large 1 " G " 5.00 1 " 1 year 7.00 1 column 1 week 0.00 —The weather continues 1 " 1 month 13.50 cold and hlustery, vegetation 1 " 8 " 25.00 1 " 6 " 37.50 is backward. Much of t h e 1 " 1 year 50 00 corn crop will have to he re­ planted. This has been the Entered a t the Post office a t coldest May for many years. Boone, N. C., a s second-class A great, deal of cold rain and mail matter. bleak winds. LOCAL H on several routes and have has gone home. A husband, thera changed to suit the pub mot hei, five hror hers, a sis­ ter and many friends and rel lie better. — We cannot refrain from atives mourn theii loss. But, calling the attention of the for "the christian to live is KIN(H&= M by drUKK*-". BLOOD BALM CO., Pf»'», HtlwU. 6» owners, who ever they inay Christ, but t o die is gain." he, t;> the condition of the And their loss is her eternal school building here. We ex­ gain. May the Lord comfort amined the house last week, t h e b e r e a v e d h u s b a n d a n d and found the roof in a bad mot her, and the loved ones condition; the windows bro­ in this their hour of sore tri­ ken out by the sling-shots of al. "Blessed are the dead the truant hoys; the door who die in the Lord." We hurried Carrie's remains shutters broken down a n d i\Vw'ill spin it for ten cents'per pound, o r make it into everything iu a dilapidated i n t h e g r a v e y a r d a t ( J o v e goods if you prefer. We have a large and variedflinejof our c o n d i t i o n . W h o o w n s t h e Creek Baptist church, Jan 1 7 own goods, and also o f 1893, in the midst of a large building, and what are you going t o do with it? Will and sympathetic congrega­ you allow it to be mutilated tion. A. J . BURRUS. WHICH WE WILL SELL TO Y0U|VEllY LOW. any long* r, or will you re­ pair it ? The wind and rain will To parties who will gather 1 >ads of wool in their {neigh­ Rich, Red Mood soon have done their work, borhoods and bring to us, we will offer special inducements As naturally results from taking aided by the rude hoys. Who Hood's Saisaparilla as perumal and we hopeTHIS YEAR to trade with every wool-grower in built the house and for what cleanliness result from the free WATAUGA COUNTY. purpose? Those who p u t use of soap and water. This great expels scrof­ their money iu the building purifier thoroughly all other im­ Our agent will soon call t o see you with samples of our ula, siiltrheum and and have no control over it, purities and builds up every or­ goods, and we hope you will give him your orders. ought t o know what is to gan of the body. Now isthetime 1 hanking you for past fa vors ire are truly yours, to take it. be done with it. The highest, praise lius been April 13, 1893. won by Hood's Bills for their ea­ —The t o w n authorities ought to look after the lum­ — Bargains a t Bryan's. ber t hat has been hauled to make bridges, side-walks etc. —Coffey Bros, lost a horse InwFvveek Tor which they had In ill probability some ot it will come up missing if it is paid $140. not gotten up. —Mrs J . D. Bryan has been —Dr. J . M. Hogshead, of very ill for some time, and Banner Elk, passe 1 through d o e s not improve. town Tuesday on his way —W. C. Banner killed a home from River Side, Ashe wild turkey some time ago OliirUAKY. county, where lie successfully sy,yet efficient action. Sold byall that>eighed 28 p >unds. relieved Mr. James A. Scott Cnnie, maiden name Hols- druggists. Price 25 cents. —SomedayMsir.ee Mr. W. of cancer of the face. claw, wife of John II. PresL. Bryan lost a row that he —The Odd Fellowsof Snow uell, was bora in Overton Co. President Cleveland a n d had licet! offered $50 for. Lodge ure preparing to build Tenn., June 17. 1»S72, and Senator Vance have had a —Miss Zuna Taylor is vis­ a handsome i wo-story hall a t died J a n . 14, 1893. She was long interview and decided iting her brother. .Mr. Z. V 'lit* mouth ol Brushy Fork, reared by pious parents, her t h a t O c t o b e r w i l l h e t i m e Taylor, in Charleston, S.JB. on the lands of F. P. Mast. fnthei and mother b c i ii g enough for th i extra session •—The demand for wood is W e doubt if t h e r e is a more strictly religious and mem­ of Congress. almost a s great in Boone active lodge of Odd Fellows bers of the Missionary Bap­ THERE seems to he an im­ now us it was in the winter. in the State than Snow lodge. tist church, of which her fa­ pression among the knowing ther was a deacon until the —Mrs. Frank Wik* is still time ofy his death, about a ones that there will be a rail —Do not fail t o prorata some of those bargains whirh very low She is afflicted in year previous to the death of load constructed in a short time from mouth of Roan's are being offered at Bryan's. a very unusual way, b e i n g Carrie. totally blind and suffering iu She was married to John A. Creek, Tenn., to Wilkesboro, —Near $1,000 has already Been suberribed to the Boone tensely all the time with the Presnell Sept. 15, 1890, and North Carolina. Will we old and Blowing Rock turn-pike. most excruciating pains in soon after her marriage she fellows live I o nee it ? her head. Her mm very is and her husband moved to —J. D. Bryan recently un­ thought to he doubtful. Washington where they lived earthed a stirrup and leather — It is reported that koine a year, during which timesliN from a iKpth of. 1% feet un­ of the telegraph wire has been was converted to the Chris­ der ground. stolen from the Boone a n d tian faith. When they left for — VY. T . H a y e s hue start­ Blowing Rock line on t h e Washington Carrie was un­ ed his Hue water mill on Lau­ mountain. S o m e o f the par­ well, but her friends thought rel Fork, and is making good ties who are guilty of this lit­ her sickness an ordinary in­ time sawing lumber. tle theft are known, and it d i s p o s i t i o n , o n l y , b u t s h e —Capt. Crite her say* that will wave t h e m a lot of trou­ grew steadily worse und on he is building u Urge Barn on ble if they w ib ret urn it. account of her illness, they his river farm, uiul that ther*— Miss Rebecca Reeves has returned to their old homein will be 50 arret iu corn on been appointed post master Watauga. Carrie was a good his place this year. at Jefferson. This is a good girl, strictly moral, arid du —C. Moretz. of spoiled beef appointment, as Miss Reeves tiful in the full sense of the Mr Geo W. Cook Of St Jobusbury, Vt fame, will make his futuie is an excellent lady and ful­ term to her parents. She had home in Tennessee, having ly capable to fill the office. a large circle of friends and Waterfall exchanged farms with a man Her father, Col. Reeves, is acquaintances, among whom Like a Buffering Grett in Johnson county. one of the old substantial she was highly esteemed and After the Grip those who knew her heat lnv —R. V. Taylor has sold his democrats of the county. ed her most, For about a TVtmrndou* Rearing In the Head pretty little farm east of thin —Messrs, Harris and Pot­ — Pain in the Stomach. year pievious to her death "To C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Ma.ei.C plare to N. N. Colvard, and ter, of Johnson City, Tennes­ j ln r suffering was v n y in­ " Two years ago 1 bad a severe attack of the will make his home in Leuoir see, spent Monday night a t weak and de­ tense, her disease being scrof­ Grip, which left me In a terribly I had another bilitated condition. Last winter after the middle of June. the Coffey House, and on attack and wa# again very bsdly off, my health ula, but she bore it with urea t nearly wrecked. My appetite was all gone, I had str tired the time, — L)r. W. B. Council 1 and la Tuesday they visited the gold fortitude and palienco, and d i s a gnoe e a b 'iigtb. rfeltg n o i s e s all m y h e a d , I l kbad r le roa in in a a mine owned by H. \V Har­ iu her extreme i l l n e s s seemed waterfall, 1 also had severe headaches and dy left Saturday morningfor Sevwro Sinking Pains Elk Park, where Mrs. Coun- din east of Boone. Mr. Harris to retain hopes of recovery. In my storoscb. I took medicines without ben­ e f i t . u n t i l , h a v i n g h e a r d t o m u c h a b o n t R o o d 's cill will remain some time is working h mica mine in About a day previous to her Sarsaparllla, I concluded to try It. and theresuit It very gratifying. All the fllsagreable m of the Grip with her daughter, Mrs. J . P. A s I i county which is paying death she seemed to he per­ effectsand aches, andare gone, I am tree from pains believe well. Taylor, of that place. fectly conscious that t h e Hood's Sarsaparilla —We hea renin plaints about "time of her departure was Is surely curing my catarrh. I recommend It —Rev. E. F. Jones has lefi toall." GEO. W COOK, Bt Johnsbury, Vt us for Woodland, Cal. He timber being cut and remov­ near a t hand," and said to HOOD'S i'lIXS cure Nausea, Sick lUariache took the train a t Hickory ed from lands in the moil i her friends: ' Is it possible Indlgeetlna. Mllousneaa. Sold by all druggists. f Monday, having visited the tains by men w ho do no own that I must dieaiid leaveyon Administratrix' Notice. people of Gastonia and con­ the lands nor timber. It is all?" Also to her husband: The undersigne 1 having quali­ reported that the tine cherry "The Lead knows best, does fied iih administratrix oil the es­ ducted services for them. timber on the public school he not, Johnie?" She was a tate of (' M Hodges, ded, hereby —W. L. Bryan has recent­ lands on the Beach Moun­ devoted wife and her anxiety notifies all p -rson owing said es­ ly completed a stor.e fence on tains has been taken off by to get well was because slu tate to come forward and make his Hinefarm west of Boone settlements within 12 months, parties who do not own it, was so much devoted to her and all persons holding claims t h a t is near 400 yards long, neither had they any author­ husband and her mother to against t he same are notified to and has greatly improved ity to remove it. These intra whom she expressed herself present their.claims dulv authen­ the place in other respects. ticated by law, or this ders will have trouble ov°r as being sorry to leave. This be plead in bar of their notice will recovery. —A full turnout of Boone this yet. We need more hon­ was on Friday morning be­ This May 15, 1893. Lodge, No. 5, 1. 0 . 0 . F., is est men and fewer rascals. fore she died Baturday night. SOPHIA HODGES , Amiuistratrix. solicited for the next regular FOR SALE! —As soon a s w<» can and About five minutes before her communication, which will be death she said, "I'll have to In the town of Boone, acorn as soon a s some changes arc in session on the evening of made in post-masters, we pro give it up." How much liKe fortable dwelling house with the 26th. C. J. C OTTRELL JSep. pose to have the postal af­ Job's expression, "Mandieth 6 rooms and five fire places, —M. W. Taylor, who has fairs of our county put in a and wusteth away; yea, man with nine acres of land, good spring, someapple, peach and been in the employ of a R. R. better shape so that the peo­ giveth lip the ghost and where! chestnut trees, situated some Co. for some time in South ple may have the benefit of is he?" To this? her mother 300 yards from Main street. Carolina, has returned, and the service instead of a few added. "Are you not willing It is a desirable private resihas commenced t he study of individuals. The way mat­ to give it up, Carrie?" To deuce. The place will be sold cheap on terms to suit the medicine under Dr. Reeves. ters are now arranged it is a which she answered'yes,'and purchaser. For further par­ —Dr. M. F. Morphew, of burlesque on the service. Mail then quietly fell asleep. How ticulars apply to I. W.Thoni Marion, passed through town reaches Boone from N. Y. sad to her husband and lov­ as, Hibriten, N. C., or W. B. Monday o n . h i s way to his quicker than i t does from va­ ed ones. A wife is gone, a Council!, Boone, N. C. mother's a t Deep Gsp, where rious places in Watauga. We daughter and sister is gone, he had been called to see his| are going to make a strike but where has she gone? She fikFTay your subscription. NEWS. >- Relieve* *11 aoieneaa of the nucoui mombcane And -I cute, CiOMOKRHO»A and GLEET In I toj day*. Wo othof treatment ueteaaaty. Neverctu^.e* Itilcture or leave* any Injurious after effect*. hHc, |i. Sold •* WOOL! Bring Us Your Wool This Year, GEMJKAL MUCH AN DISK THE ELKIN WOOLLEn MILLS. Vi iv -rr I owe a lot of money and for the next thirty days you can buy goods awful cheap for CASH. Now is the time to secure some rare bargains in spring goods. I have the largest lot of fine an1 coarse shoes of any­ body—-men's and women's. Also a lot of clothing u t low rates, lien's and boy's hats dirt cheap. Ladies' fine dress goods low. Ladies' uiitrimmed hats low down. All kinds of shelf hardware cheap I keep all repairs for the Farm­ er's Friend nh»w. You will find a good line of groceries on hand, sugar, coffee, soda, white fish, etc., etc. Everybody cotne and get goods while they are cheap. wr.NO GOODS SOLD ON TIME. - ®* I must again request everyboby who are due me to come and pay their accounts and save cost. I want your trade and will do you right every time, and will highly ar>preciate the same. I will just, say here, t h a t I want all the roots and herbs there is in the mountains this season. So, remember me. Yours Anxious to Please. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. WOOORUP*. ESTABLISHED tB0 i. W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. I76 & I78 Cay Streot, KfiOXVi LLC. T E H * . HARDWARE. Cutlery, Axes, Nails. Leeks, HI Mule ohoes, Ac , Ac. Tto 01ft, I large end AGRICULTURAL IRfiPi*MEMT8. Gen< Jine Oliver Chilled F lows, S yiscuae Kfflstde Plowa. Brown 8 Double Shovel Plows, C*der M lite, Strew Ous­ ters, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shellers, Hoy I r-orks, Borthasi Cr adlo and Snaths, Bi.bed W i r e , Ac./* o. CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES. Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Sts-et, Iron.:Shovels, Picks, Mattocks, Scrapers, Sledge and Drill Ha mroers, Black­ smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, Ao. AMMUNITION, SPORTING COOD9. £?rl5e£8 Shot Guns, Remington, Batoe r end SH°L Guns, Winchester and Colfe Rtfkm. Loaded Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead , Fteh Hooka and Unes, Fishing Rods, Ac. SPECIALTIES. Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and Leather Beltfog. Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-pr»>of Safes, Wire Screen Doors and Window Fra mes. Pa»p«r Bags, Ao. EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. Buggies, Phaetons. Carriages, Spring V Vaaons, Moun­ tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wag ons, Twf> Wheel Carts. Send for Catalogue and prices. Special attention given to orders bv mnIL fully solicit your patronage. We W. W. WOODRUFF & .CO. 178 & 178 Cay Street, KfJOXVl LLE, T E N S . THESE ARE IIARD TMES X SO, EV ERY-ONE should save nil they can and YOO should begin bv buying your SEWING MACHINES OF HE. And not of the man who runs the wagon and srlls for $50 or $60 I will sell you as good for $25. Machine needles that 'will fit rn v. machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. I hare a good slock of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 7 5 cts to $1.50 Trout flies GO cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts jkt dozen, sent by mail. Netting for soins, and soins of any length Complete. Base balls of the very l>est, for $1 each sent by mail. <\>l)o not fail to write for mires. Respectfully, "May 21, 91. S. F. ANGEL. KNOXVILLE, 7LAN. SUBSCRIBE 70 THE DEMOCRAT. $1 PER YEAR. �• •» TbeWatauga Democrat D. 1. f>*u* hortr, Editor. K. C. Rivera, Publisher lhursdaj May 18th, 181)8. Two editors, E. W. Carmurk and W. A. Collier, of Memphis, Tenn., have agreed t o fight a duel a t H o 1 1 e y Springs. They have b o t h been arretted. Carmaek de­ nounced Collier a s a common trollop, and Collier denounc­ ed Carmaek an a liar. Ed itore ought not t o fight and act badly, hh they have en­ ough to contend with in thin life without killing each oth­ er. A pretty woman i» petted, hived careened, and almost worshipped. No odds if khe has a bad temfier, and is vain and nonsensical, while a homely woman does not rec ive the adoration that is often due her. She may be pure and sjrotlesH. kind and sympathetic, and possessed of a noble t*m|»er and in ev­ ery resj>ec*t a true, pure, up­ right woman, but if she has not a pretty face and a duinty little foot, she is not held in es'eein as her butterfly sister. "What fools we mor­ tals be " any way. I n- romain* of President Jefferson Davis are t o he un­ earthed frotn their present retting place at Bon voir. Mis si^ippi. and token t o Ricfc mood k . wheie they will be Tvimerped. His two chil­ dren who died a t Richmond during theexistence of t h e Southern Confederacy, and who are buried there are t o be taken up and re-buried in the same semetery with their father. When the remains pass through North Cnroliua they will tie in state a t -Raleigh on the 30th. A num­ ber of the distinguished Con­ federates have been selected as an escort of honor t o ac­ company tbe remains thro' the State. Among them we notice Capt. Lovill, of Wa­ tauga. WE admire the fearless and sound politics of the Wilming ton Meseenger. It is an able and aggressive paper. Ttsedi tor, Dr. Kingsbury, is one of the most able writers of tbe South. His democracy i s bold, without fear or favor, and his sledge-ha miner blows fall upon all who do not stand upon the sound prhiciples of democracy. He de­ mands that the party carry out the piiiinples set forth in the Chicago convention. Tariff reform, an incometax. a repeal of the Civil Service humbug, and a general clean­ ing up of the old radical dy­ nasty and put in capable and honest men in all the depart­ ments, thereby making t h e reform so much needed more complete, is what the Messen ger wants, and it is g o o d politics. We think the most of this will eventually bs done. THE negro postmaster i t Fayeitevilleis now b e i n g very largely discussed by the papers of the State. This ne gro was appointed postmas­ ter about a year ago b j Benjarn n Harrison. The white people of tVm city protested against t h i s appointment. Efto all other cities, the la: v i i) * ailing and >• . - > ftn c t a «t with this coioreo official and his many negro assistants. There IT is not expected by the C£> OO O Z> CO C O O © O C NOTICE. farming community t h a t an IIUYANVS M y virtue of a deed of trunt ex­ ecuted to me by A. D. Cow lea, and editor knows much about far wife, Amelia Cowries, on the Hth ir.ing, nnd consequently not day of Septeiulier, 1888; and in able t o advise the sons of obedience to a decree of the Su­ 0toil how t o manage their perior Court of A»he county made at spring term, 1893, I will farms. Notwithstanding all sell to the highest bidder t h e this, an editor ought t o know lands beloaging to the sai<l A. 1). something matters pertain­ Cowles in the counties Ashe, Wilkes and Watauga, at t he ing to farming. We were rais­ following times and places in said ed between tbe plow handles counties: and was an industrious far­ At the court house in Jefferson, mer a t one time but since we N. (>.. on Monday, Juue the 5th, got old and lazy we now 1893, the following tracts of laud lying in Ashe county: can only observe matters 1st tract—known as the Wiley from afar. We want to say Presnell lands on Gap creek, a 1t o our friends who read the joiuiug Jacob Setzer, C.J. Cowles DEMOCRAT and pay for it, and others, coutainlniug 50 acres. that there is a great error 2nd tract—the Larkin Phillips In ord*r to make room for among them in plowing their Und, on Pine Swamp, adjoining corn fie'ds, especially on hill­ c. J. Cowles and William Phillips our large and completestcek ontaining 20 acres. sides. 'I he usual custom is 3rd tract—known as the Hop­ -0Fto plow deep gullies between kins land adjoidining Calvin J. the rows and bill the corn, Cowles, Jacob Setzer and others, 8PRING AND SUM­ containing 150 acres. so that when you lay by the 4th tract—on the South Pork crop you have as many gul­ MER GOODS of New Hiv»*r, at the mouth of lies a s you have rowsofcorn. cranberry creek, adjoining Jas. WE ARE MAKING A DIG Any one who will stop tocon Scott, Jacob Setzer nnd othi rs, containing some 30 or 4 0 acres. sider must know that this is 5 t h t r a c t — the l a n d s purchased a ruinous plan, a s it leaves from 0 . M . H I NT, n e a r Philips' the surface of the fa ad expos­ G a p o n t h e Blue Midge. ed to the heavy ruins a n ci At the court house door in parching s u n. The proper Wilkesboio. \. (\, on Wednesday Forth* n»xt SIXTY DATS. M K. SPAIN-HOUR , who was plan is to till the- land as Juno 7th. 1893 the following lauds lying in the county oi appointed by tbe chartered smoothly a s possible. Corn Many Goods Will bo Wilkes; members of the Boone and needs no hill, «s many sup­ 1st tract -on the waters ©fLew Blowing Hock Turn-pike Co., pose, t o keep it from blowing is' Fork, udjoiudig the old M irSold for Loss than will, in a few days, have ii suf down. If you will keep the T i l If* I S N O H U M •in Llpp tract and •'he Jo*l F*r guson tract and others, ceutuin ficient amount subscribed to surfuce level the brace roots liCJG TO DRAW ing 42 acres. authorize the Co. toorganizc of the stalk will better sup­ TRADE! 2nd tract—on the South side and elect officers, Then the port it thun a hill thrown up of (lie Blue Ui lge, adjoining J. (). State's interest in the Wat­ around it. A thiee toothed Harton, < hap Greco and others, containing 25 acres. auga and Caldwell Turn-pike harrow is the best tool with 3rd tru'*t on Meadow Branch, <Ui. t which is one half, will Se which to cultivate corn, if waters of l.ewL' Fork, adjoining sold t o the highest bidder for tie* ground is smooth enough Call early to see as we can f\ J. row lea. A M euurchauJ oth cash, and the money to he to admit of its use. Quit pi­ show yon better than we can ••rs. containing 50 acive, u s e d f o r t h * b u i l d i n g o f t b e ling up uirt around the hill 1 rom now until the first da? 4th tract—an the south side toll you. Booneaiid Blowing Hock turn of corn and keep the surface of April I will sell my stock o of the idue nidge, adjoining Win. lilackburn, Joseph ralloway nad Very Ilesfiect/uJlv, pike. By next fall the Lenoir well pulverized, and it will act ot hers, containing 250 a« res. a su blanket to retain t h e and Northern rail load will 5th tract—the jordon church binds, o n t h e w a t e r s o f l.ewis' //. C. MARTI A <£ Co. he completed t o Patterson, moisture and ammonia in the F o r k , a d j o i n i n g t h e l a n d s of c . J . —AND— soil. Do not plow the fur­ nnd our turn-pike must also cowles a n d o t h e r s , c o n t a i n i n g Blowing r .ock, March 1st *98, lie completed by t h a t t i m e. rows so deep, after the corn 1 00 acres. Then we must have a good throws out itaroots, thereby Oth t r n c t — o n the n i n e n i d g e , near Phillips' Gap, adjoining the road soon from here to the retarding its growth. Most lnnds of o. N. mint. E«imund nlnek A t 1 0 p e r c e n t above head of Cove Creek, and the of the lam! in our mountains burn and others, containing 200 road from Boone t o Valle do not need so much plowing acres. Cruris t o connect with the as the soil is generally loose. At the court house in noone, Elk Park turn-pike now be­ The first working of corn in N . c. on Saturday. June the loth, 1893, the following lands lying ing opened, will greatly add most lands the plow is not to tbe prosperity of our coun necessary. Use the hoe and If you don't think I mean it in the county of Watauga: 1st t r i a d — k n o w n as t h e n a r k ty. I/»t each and every one c l e a n o u t t h e h i l l a n d t h e n come nnd look through my n i d g e t r a c t , o n , Beech M o u n t a i n , I h? re ju*t i^c*»ire<f a ni *e help in this important move u>e the harrow the second containing 100 acres. lin* of Dre*» Goods consist­ und third workings. Try this 2nd tract—kn&wn a s the i . s m - ing of of improving our public high­ plan and see if you do not b c r t l a n d s , o n Grassy creek, a d ­ ways. White and Black Emsucceed. Furthermore when It wont cost yon one cent if j o i n i n g o e o r g e Phillips a n d o t h ­ broid I Skirting. A ers, containing 20 acres. you dont purchase. MR. PRESIDENT, and gentle you wish to HOW Hmall grain 3rd tract—in the neep onp of big lot of White after your corn crop is layed I have a large » f ock nnd the nine nidge, containing 30 amen of the Cabinet: Why is Goods, Worsteds it that you have consulted by, your ground is in better want t o get rid of it before crt s. and etc. A nic* 4th tract—on Elk creek (nog together and issued an edict condition than t o have it spring. liiif* of ladies' xlk), known as the Carrol lands, t h a t all the radicals now in till own up in ridges Bke a Containing 50 acres. Trimmed a n d Uutriiuajed office shall hold over? Are sweet potato patch, a s is of­ Huid lands to be soRl to satisfy jlATrt various outstanding c l a i m s there no democrats capable ten the case under ihe presCALL AND LOOK I against the said A. D. cowles and Also Tcimmirif/a, Tins and of filling the offices under a ent system of cultivation. Let Flowers for 11 jks. secured bv said deed of trust. democratic administration? us get out of the old ruts of T Fit MS OF SALE. These same republicans, or our fathers and improve in I would rail your attention One-fourth cash on day of sale A nir« line of ladies every wa v we can. and the balance on a credit of and Gent's Shoes. many of them, have been in to the big cut in prices in my three month, purchaser giving Big lot of Tin-ware office for 3 0 years, and we The Great Southern Remedy. bond with approved security. Glass-ware a n <1 other tires. Tliiis April the 24th. 1893. ask is it right to keep them People should not be de­ Queeun-worc- A go d W. H. GENTRY, TRUSTEE. in office in order t h a t the Civ ceived into paying money for line of Notionu. A big lot of JcBJIM nu/l r ' til Service humbug may be trashy mixtures gotten up to touftdes. Just come sell. Botanic Blood Balm,fB. maintained 7 U there not grit B. B.) which has been made enough in the next Congress in Atlanta for tbe past fif­ Going to Buy In 500 gal >ns c/f Crockervward. t o repeal this foolish Civil teen years, never fails t o give A Dictionary? We are Agent for Helton Service law which the repub­ satisfaction a s a superior GET THE BEST, \\ oolicn Miiis. lican presidents have ignored building up tonic nnd blood | WeL. *'s International. purifier. It is made from the A big Tot of Cloth now on all the while. Away with such I A Choice Gift V V V V V prescription of an eminent hand. a fraud on thecountrv. What physician. The bottle is large o A Grand Family Educator Y Just received a nice lot of does Pres. Cleveland want and the doses small. See o A Library In Itself with over 100,000 office hol­ their ad vertisement.nand buy " The Standard Authority SUGAR ders, who are bitter republi­ that vhich is thoroughly en­ o Brown apd Granulated, and cans, to retain their positions dorsed by thousands of grate ful patients whom il hascurCoffee. under h i » administration? ed. A trial bottle will test A big lot of Hoes, Why not have the offices fill­ its merits. Naila, ed with men of his own faith Horse shoM, and practice, es|>eeially when UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROEIN I. Ox shoes this country is to be reform­ Instruction is offered in four etc. ed? Why not have men t o general courses of study, six No goods sold on time, un­ fill the offices who are in line brief courses, v large number less secured by mortgage. of special courses, and in law, with the great teform prom­ SOT.ft BY ALL WK3iSELLlRS. ised the jieople? We say n- medicine a n d engineering. Recollect t h a t I will sell . a The t« a bow bonk from The Faculty includes twenty gain do away with this Civil ,: cover to cover, fully ebr»e«t of tbe timee, you good goods nnd will not end i« the «v^«e"*cr of tbe ee'benUe Service humbug and turn the teachers. Scholarships and "Unebridr^d,'' Ten yf»r* w*re spent ta misrepresent, ray wares. Come loan funds are available for r e v U i n g , loo edircr* employed end over rascals o n t . arid »ee my stock whether $300,000 expended t»far« flret eapy needy young men of talent *M printed you buy or not. Do not bay reprtete cf eVveiete end Whon you spc-lk or even think and character. The next ses­ RESPECTFULLY, comparatively worthier* odiilooe. of spring medicines, how quickly sion begins Sept, 1 . For cat­ Send for free peweJCet Most Respect tally, epeclmen ptfre end f*-\ perMcvlere. Hood 's Snrsiipsrilla comes into alogue with full information, W. L BRYAN, G. fc C. MBRPtAM CO., Publishers, vour mind. Take it now. address President Winston, C. D. TAYLOR. BPRINOniLD, KASS., U. « A. Oiip dollar pays for the Chapel Hill, N. C. April 27, »3. ^ £1TY^ c 5 o o c o Democrat one year. were many white republicans who could have filled the of­ fice acceptably t o the people of Fayettevillf, but Mr. Har­ rison wanted t o punish the white people by putting in the colored man. Not for his efficiency, but umply because hp was a colored brother. Ac­ cording t o Mr. Cleveland's ruling, this postmastei has about three years to stay in, whereupon r ongt*essuian Gra d.v went to Post Master Gen­ eral Hissell, and asked for the removal of this negro, and stated a s his reasons t h a t the people of Fayetteville, o r both parties, desired a white man t o fill the office. The Post Master General and Mr. Grady had some short words over the matter, both get­ ting angry. Mr. Grady cull­ ed on the President in regard t o it. and wus assured that the matter would be looked into a t once. The republicans bowled wjien the negro was appointed, they will howl when he is removed and what will Maiy Ann Butler say? I10MJM.V CUTTING AFFAIR AT BLOWING ROCK! SAY! CUT III PRICES COST OF Manufacturo, CLOTHING OVERCOATS LOOK OUT! COST I STOCK • • • • �fiieWatauga Democrat i^i^"° " "* under a democratic """ ntpiestioi.ed leader. worthy "One incident illustrating administration a s democrats A DKMocKATH^faoiily newspa per his temperament oceuried would be. We believe it to devoted to the interest of Coun ty, State auo Nation. Published while we were both atttend- be false. If this be true, why every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ ing a district school. There not apply it to all officeis? tauga Conntv. N. C. were a number of bad boys, And then why all this quad­ practically men, attending rennial racket over an elec­ Wouldn't See the Bai*<. the school, who had whipped tion and the beating of drums the two preceeding men tea­ and all that if there is no re­ Dr. Bartlett of the N. Y. chers and had compelled thmn al difference a s t o who is in Avenue church called on Sen­ to leave the country. It hap­ and who is out.? All this ator McMillian a day or two pened that they were suc­ makes politics a stupendous ago and received from him a ceeded by a delicate little wo­ farce and fraud. subscription of $500 toward man, scarcely a s old as her We believe in fundamental the expenses connected with scholars. Stevenson was a- principles of government. The t h e forthcoming assembly mong her scholar admirers. principles of real democrats here by the Presbyterian The bullies made no trouble and real republicans who are hurch. Dr. Burtlett bowed during the first week, but in not in office are a s far apart ;.i« well as expressed thanks the second they became unru as the polls—as heaven and for the liberal subscription, ly. When asked by the ten- earth. They antagonize at extended'his hand, and was •lier to do ^their work they almost every point. How ab­ about to turn away when the refused and laughed a t her. surd then it is t o take theenSenator remarked: The ringleader was "Bud" emies of democracy to carry "Doctor, are you acquaint­ out efficiently, honestly, wise Alsmith. ed with Senator Price off).?" "Now Bud," said the teach­ ly, satisfactorily the princi'1 have not the honor, said er one morning, "please step'pies and measures ol the tieDr. Bartlett. t o the blackboard and work mocracy. "W ait a moment then please, ,, I i •is to be hoped that the ., , . . .. ' I out vour examples, It and 1 will send fob him to . ,, , . , But! laughed a t her and democrats of the Fiftv-third come out. and t turning to a . . . . , , , v . . . * . , i i f i n a l l y r e m a r k e d : tV ) I w o n t i o n g r e s s c a n g e t t o g e t h e r u p mirt-seiigci* lie requested ^ ' and yon ran't make me." on either n very substantial t o pivsent his compliments Everybody in the school, ex­ reduction of the Civil Service to Senator Brice and request cept one, burst into laugh­ humbug or itsentire obliteru his presence a t the east door ter. That one was Steven­ tiou which would please us of tin* MPnnta In a moment son. Unable to bear the treat better. Senator Brice appeared and riient any longer tin teacher was presented to Dr. Bartlet. Nat down a t her desk end be­ " I have sent for you," re gan to cry. marked Senator McMillan, "Stevenson dropped h i s "for the reason that you have BOTANIC book, and, leaping up, shout • not only the reputation of ed: "I'll give you two seec being a libeiul patron of the onds, Bud Alsmith,to get to 4 arts and sciences, but of edu­ work." K A thoroughly tented Romody FG1 ALL cation and religious institu­ "The bully laughed again, BLOOD and SKI.I DISEASES. tions and objects i s well. As Vlilx nUmUr.l rtI'Ktly ba« b *en trlr .1, but hurdly had he b e g u n »n<1rmlnanl pliyi.r.titir. alio baa uw.l by ii.il touml « the one hundred and fifth gen anniir* rtain andimiciuii. f»r furiy yanr* all when a well aimed blow from a •« (<>r naiof uunvarying mwrotn tor It In iiicii U la r«ci.niii>et»lad. II era I assembly of the Presby­ never (alia to rff.Mioully duviiiK out alt II. I., l»oi|.-ttt ironi ti>«' Aral do-t, from Stevenson's fist stretched him and < bni'-iit(lie tbc nrai <io-c. terian church meets here in di.-ain Ki-rin of (umi akin,ayatam And Lidlliroueli a t full length on the floor. Ilia %m- i .tit any i. May,and that means t h a t a iflrclt. itu .m nottno |iir.m •llvarIrnornio-o no, w li In lor rt-»ull»uofor Injurious He was up in a second. For r or »u|,.r*Minn. loll If I* found. <1 open 1 there will be over 1,000 comInisn an hour the two rolled over ' roinmuu mI.o il nnd a 11>.>r..unI. knowli.Kl y III I'm -« a.olu*.- ...,I Ki lfiHT. Ii rllp. brine* misMionerfc.in attendance who i.uril I.-IItli* auflVrar.lb* * a Ki-nrral Ionic riirl.-li.'" / l.lood and tn'i.liu to II la without a iiropnrtlrn Inii It* analysis wf • Pi be taken care of. they the floor, pounding, scratch­ h .iib alvi'it rival, i.nd miyi*rrinrdr avrr absolutely ing, chokingnud biting. Then bryi.ni lotlia public.w It l»a panacantor nil itb king for jieople like o(M>trd con.p*rl*on inipur* and Impnverilia r.'Miitiinr from labad bio.Hi-thc I lccr«. I llf.-; quickly help them out. I have Alsmith, with his face poun­ ram Viofuiu, current olrrrnm. Mblii • i^awr* i small subscription ded all out of shape ami cov­ Kio'MinalUiu, F-crfian*. LalarMi, Ll.< r. bblnrj ar»H tttixldcr tum-i, rrau.13 \V» ku* ered with blood, begged for » ... Nrrtoaa ^.M-aua. «U'. If and thought y o u mercy. He received it, nnd iNvtsnoATr. rcn vourrtLf. mid be wil'ing to duplicate icnl lor mlr Irr,- »• .%|. of tnnlunl.lr not once during the rest of • nflirm uliun. . > vionilorit." lul nrra.r o. . - k pleat t"of;t.<remark vlrthe session was an ordei of cure* .tinea.*., cartifl.'all known nio«t able front theniter ilea ftia remcdlea "<C e r t a i n l y s a i d Senator ulenifailed. Tb**o ccrilllcatca teatily wltb bad do uurcrtaln eouud. that Ibdanic |!i <-od Bri'e. " I will give the same. the teacher disobeyed,'" Balm I* lli<- lH>»t.cheupe*l,qu;rko*t.irreRtcat and to thepow erful Itlood Purifier ever What wosyoursubscription? known moat world.air • 1 Oh. antic Hntnb' g. Pmicr—$1.00 per bottle; ff> no for a bottle*. "Five hundred dollars, was Wilmington Messenger. For sale by drmtal-ta: If not, **• d to u*. Addraaa BLOOD BALM CO . Atlanta, Qa. it not. doctor?" if t here ever whs an arrant " T h a t is correct," said Dr. fraud it is Civil Service. We Bartlett. doubt if a man who issouud, ,. I &&~0ne (loilnr nnys for tin Senator Brice gave a quick , . ly den:ocru tic should support j)pmocrat one yen r. look at. Senator McMillan, a man for office who favors who smiled serenely in return the application of this prinei Senator B r i c e thereupon pie a t a time when there are went through his pockets and more than 160,000 republi­ succeeded in fishing out. a- cans still in office in thiscoun bout $5,000 in "pin money', try. For more than thirtya s he termed it, and was n- t w o y e a r s t h e y h a v e b e e n bout t o hand Dr. Bartlett. a sucking the greasy nnd swo$500 bill when he smilingly len teats of the United States remurcd to Senator McMil­ Government. Now wh*ui a We wish toeall attfMd ion tooiii lan' "Don't you think we'd change is ol dei »'d I»v the pet»- iin ( . ( ,f mpcond-hnnd better make this a thousand pie, ar.d the cr\ »s "turn the each?" E u g B ' e s . C a r t s - wagons, rnwala o u t " mm* the Mirh "All right," was the reply, worshippers ami howl that Hacks, Harness Etc, "but it strikes me now that all applicants for the little They are almost, good as new, you have raised the subscrip­ petty offices shall be examin-i a , K ' wishing to l»u t > cm tion, that f 1.500 each would ed and t hen (5 > il Service rules secure bargains by c tiling on us. We have a big lot of NEW be the proper figure." shall apply. What does this •"No," said Senator Brice, mean? BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, handing I)r. Bartlett the five It means that thereare40,HAItNES a Ac hundred dollar bill, "under 000 officials—all republicans on hand, which will be sold oi the circumstances I do not —who can not be t .niched un reasonable terms. If we have not think i t would he proper t o ' dor this British life-ten u re law <r<.t what vou want, we will take pleasure in getting any jail' vou. There are a good j - n " i l ' K , ".'" K ''"!" " n ! 1 " " many Ohio peoplo h w j u * t J thing for you in our line. We buy i . .fence in a Republic, wheretlie direct from manufacturers and now without return ticket*,! | | # o p t e r u ) p n | r f o | | H n c .„ 8 give you virv and the walking is rather officials have been found ben- close prices, bad at present—Washington etieial and wise. « We li.ive a full line of new llai Cor. in Indianapolis Journal The big officials who are ,^ _ |i . d thei vi t,,M BOOd BLOOD BALM > : i \ ATTENTION, OUTERS! n StATpnsoo as a Fighter Washington News. " I have known Adlai Ste­ venson all his life." said Mr. J . O. Robertson, of Peoria, 111., a t the Biggs House last night in the hearing of a .Yews reporter, "nnd from his boyhood he has displayed re­ markable nerve and start­ ling personal bravery. When a bo 1 was noted for his ^ and of all the boys s Co nrH U LOSING t,UHt bridles, ete.—ev :'AST£ SPECIFIC OXYGEN OVERMAN'S 44 18 THK BREATH OF LIFE.M XTonrntk* lif* f tviaf •!- ; auM>l»/*lr ki4 • waUr| vitk*ntj ittbar, c»»b« b« • MoiriMUf*. >rioirio Plies. 0XT0IV !• j • • '-M •yAir'Sm ; V $,.*/»• c'-WL, V,"i, Bti »#:' - \f FSTTE PRECAUTION .AT nzr,Z'3SITY Huum, Nfnolilnv Shop, l '.:iiit,.ri' Htiopt, null Mif vii<-i h imr w<t«tw or oliilhpt »re use •ed. • k»t«» . i, rtq.«.T Vv II to bo lite beak > t". i'or fl.it |iitr|M,4it evt-r invented. ro UiCiT. A t ON OK. ad taial B*dU«lI), ya*n trast maat far diaaaaas ef tha mm, kit real and lisri Tka lakalaUaca aontaia Oarnilaidaaaad Dlatafcctanta, la additioa tka laat kaawataayaaiflaa far tkaaa 41are mad 7 iakals ~ eases,oarryiny tha1 remedy by inhalation rlykt to — (J U seat _.tbs disease, Baking " a< P05ITIV* or | it ~ ths IT K. leparats Specifies aaed la Catarrh •ad r - Hty-Ftrtr* But a w inadieiaa. Pkyaladaaa patent •f pracrriba it in thair practice. = O N L Y *0XY0«f* I N U S E . A M-l 1W.Alabama St.. Atlanta. Oa. IU w. 11. Handing. Omaha. Hat.. 1 i t t Hroa.l»ar, U.ulvrlll., Kr. in I -cturv, r r." . i ?/ C E, fi t - r! - A POSTAL CARD nddrasMd to as ~ .. willitbriny yea by rstnra mail a eopr afBead IEssbaIyen prise kealtkitraalasatiafaU. aur ~ for If , snplaialnf ths . ; S Supply Co., 3Tit' SpctlOc Oxygen Co., "aS!T Boston. •1III I l.l.l lll Mil l.l lllllilM.lllllillMJilllll.UKtMltllA l l l l l i l l l l M l l i i l l I I ; II l l l l l t i iil lirti e E SEEING F^ACHIRE I CACTERINE WARRANTED NATURE'S 5 YEARS • A COMPLETE PEU minor officials cattle. Giveusacal must work under a bad law tibSKEL, CRAIG ((). lA'iioir C. or not work a t all. To keep republicans in office after the prodigious efforts tundisplace them is a farce. It practical­ ly declares t h a t there is no difference a s t o who holds the n j?9A cpux jo f 9jq offices, and t h a t republicans aroi The Prideofthe North na Press." Do you want to nitl iu building up a paper that shall ruffe t the greatest credit on North Carol# na, 110 matter where it may be seen? Then patronize The M ihnington Ales spnger A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER bo you want a reliable ptiper giving you all the news of the vorld—a Democratic nrWHpui>er that equate the best- has the largest circulation, and has for twenty-one years been i part ind factorin thegrowth and devvelopment of the Old North State? Then subscrbe for Til WILMlKilTON JJ1M « ] (Campaign itartes: rin* "Daily MeHneiigwr," nail, 4 months on trial. for <2.00 The weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger," (the largest nnd best paper in the State) 0 months on trial for $1.00 Cash in advance. Both papers are large Kight-Page dieets. Send Postal Card vith the address of Avl per­ sons and receive sample cop­ es of Thb M iossknoeii. Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. CURE FOR CATARRH I rwwwwwwwwywwwwwwww EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. This new trsstmsnt for Cstarrh and dictates of tha respiratory organs Is one of the most Importsnt dltoovarla# In medical science end possesses the following advantages I L The patient can cure hlmsett at a and without outside Mslstanoe. TAKE THE Jliicap and Alton 11. R. -GOINGWast and Northwest. Emigrantu going to any of the Vi»Htern States or Territories vill save time and money going via. Chicago nod Alton rout*. : is the quickest route to Kiiinirsnii Mit-rrFii n i i'iii'itii:iiiiiitiitii:t:iiiiniiMi 2. No ekango ol diet or pursalt ol ills Is during Iraatmont. Arm. S, Tho ramadlas art In RO who ofl.aatoe ta the — ll4ial*tr|o IM(h N< evil. llMaAul! Mitilov Ni eille. l!Ma*«il Mift!lit allen! and II m • Keif Uu eaiHnj iKntlle raaohae the seat fthe remedyentail ne dlsoemtorLat the taeaMe CAXSA8 CITY, DENT Alt, Haa No f'.onnl lit CumlriMilua. llMaMe«h»ule«l ApiMnrmcn. S. Tha remedies and means af appNanM aee ka Ilaann Klejpvnl Klnian. carried In the packet wltkaat laoonranlaaaa. 1 Y 1J c Una a I'erfret AiUnilmeak JTHKK TIC K ATM It ft T at any drvj itarO tlaa a ffwIilT* Tiike-«n». Vnd all points in Idaho, Wash . CACTERINE ANO INSUFFLATOR, 82.0a I'urntture. CORRCSPONOENCK SOLICITED. ington, Oregon, Utah — IlaantyiUh(innil Howlnf QnallUee and Hm Morn flood lore w Z dual A I Affttr Kange of Ueneral Work 4 Caoterlne Medicine Go., Woos^ Tsxc% and California. - Ihnn Miy Neirlug Maoldno iu »be kVorld. Finest and Rest Etpjippen Examine THE ROYAL fbr pot"t» of exoetleNoe, and yon wi Road in the il'esf. bay no otber. E RGYAE S. M. CO., Rackford. IU. CURE PAY ON RECEIPT OF BO CENTS WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF TETTERINE! THK ONLY INFALLIBLE C U M FOB Tetter, Ground Itch, Itcblpg Piles, Ring Worm and all ItcblDg Skin Diseases. m ROOFING. W^®G#Bather Boartlin^ I;wyl>te CaJlliigt I Corrvgatod Sheeting r-M Kai Rooflng Palnt»f Iron Roofing, Ere Treaghsv OwWaia and $;!•>•» of Skeaf Metal for BuMng i OOMWLKTC AND READY \ tro APWVY WHIN 8HIPPKD./ J. T. 8HUPTRINE & BRO. I{«s liiiiiig Clour rare and Tour :Ht Sleepers free of extra churge. I will tii'N't parti »s at any rail­ road station with through ticket* t nd baggage checks. For lull iii format i on, maps mid h'scrip ive pnni] hh'ts of tk* write to or cull oil B. V. NICWLAV®, Traveling Cu^sriiger Agt.. II) Pattoii Ave., Aslieviiie, N. G. J. C harlton . G. I*. A l hicago. III. WE WANT —AN— AGENT JUL 1—r rz Is a cbeioe ef iwe, Ktch-(Tad« ChK* neee Tee. Put op !• KSrecMre aai orlf Inat piackaKM ami Mcke4 la handsome Hy«a Lava TETTER, H n-H*ri rvrt Law loag N km aalatad, TITTERINI will aa carta!aty ears you aa yom Ma M. Marmles8, Pa!nf«M and Fragrant ri n w r v Unfunded If yam am dlaeatlsAad niUrVC. I wiUi Lbe r**nii«»—Uafcrenaaa— Aonthnm liaak Mtaktalaaf Ooorjrla, ( haibam llank. and Naaional Hank of Aavan nail. Only line running Solid V*Hti »nd trains Itetvveen St. Lout# ind Kansas f'it v. counter (Laptev twee ef elx pounds each (citker aim)-, mi eaiy sate in peckngee, at a rnosooahk acte —rh lower price to the coasurmt thoa amy ether package tea on the market oi eoy Merit whatever and affords tha deater a f«Jr profit; Is a thor* oughly reliable, ftrtt-class article, abso­ lutely pure, always the same ; free fro® f >d 'a* P-JS DEALERS SAVANNAH, OA. will find the Five and Ten Centpackagat the cheapest and most salable package pn^ tea •One market and consumers . on — nouncelt "the best and most economical.' Kin-Go Tea Is convenient to handle, easy to sell and has proved a big sucoete wherever introduced. We are extremely anxious to have all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly quest that you Include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house| or order direct of us, we will see that yoo art supplied. For further In/orrnatlo® address THE KIN-GO TEA CO, "IT PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER ENDORSED BY PROF A. L. NET2,P.H.6, •. -a-.'. of Mndlnat I>npnrtmmt Tnlane FnlamafkE of InuUinnn, who. aft^r a oarnfnl analyd*, pronoanem It a pnre Cmun Tartar Powder, which he cheerfully iwommeidi to the public. "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"' * * t. *\ M C m p.r»|>rv I n _ the wnrlrf. o»f DirllMMita M l l« InlrnlarASOT Mprriorr««»OKmrr will ••sdrtaa ta* ab«Tare"!, Ihoaa who vrrlta «o*« III rarh leralltf, to uarhanraOsly jtn hava .nr. at at eere ran maka udata tb« la to vbow oar fiivli ntuii All thoaa who rail—roar arlrhh la ™ and thoaa aroaad 700 Tha be"ftanina ofamatl and of tha tata (haw. tha thia advartlaniiBiit Tha followtne rat ft*** tha appaaranoa of it radaoad »a tint tha Rfifath part of Ha balk. ft la a rrand, doabla aiaa talaKfl*r aa larraaa la rata to carrr Wa will alan ahnw ,oa haw roa aan makaftotn A'l i»AI (»« day at Iran, fY..m theetart.wltb' oat aiparian.-r Hrttrr write at onra Wa pav all etprraa rharyaa Addraaa. H H AM.r.TT A CO., Iin « MO. Pom 1 a *i>. M aiKB ubswh Uv* *v *« and >• v n *••»«. *. ts% tetel Ailte A I'O. bl* <jF }**•/> •H ire, WHOLESOME ano POWERFUL; G ^. . ijtmr*r* '< Y ob Want tt. Ask Grooer For It untrained, and some inenpn erythingin the harness line. Can ULF FG. O. NEW ORLEANS, ble if trained ever so much, lieat the world on prices. go in under changes made at We will take in exchange, _ BERTTtl I the polls, while theenormous horses, mules, and also good be« •aostSM* nmumr — One nf the number of NEWS PA ' & OaTs^ts. ms4 TrsAa Marks oMi^od. ssW all Fateat b* «!»•** mxlirtsd tor SsdsMta Fnee. ftasr tflee H OearrFe U t Pctost •si we c*a «nirs r*f »»t Hi !«we than bks* fknee rratot* fr->*» Wssktafftaa. R«b4 XaAmSM Nc.»<Hi»g algniiH, at cblldrrn -voAel, drfiwli* " wttk dsseto Aoe. We *$*!•«, K **l»«t*kla ar saL toe vantbntkl lug np. rhonld tnk* BXOWH'S IVOS BiTTKRH. Tt t* ploawint to ttiVc, enres Malaria. Tnd$pwtLin, DltiotbDaas auil l.ivw CompUtknL*. M # »vs« of isctaal ai1a«U layvuMaU, aosinky, m town, seat Owe. Aidrsw, a aknrr*. Oar to- art Sea till Mlssl It MsmtaS. A) "Ssn *• ObtoU Fstamfa,- «r$® C. A.SMOCM. «Ym». OL ft. OWdtOQs Onpastto WMMR � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 35 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0518_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: May 18, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-05-18 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/88443da5b2adda0b8066ae5931beb183.pdf ee4810d153b5d451e686bdbc49cbf0e6 PDF Text Text VOL 5 PROFESSIONAL. BOONE, WATAUGA The Pondon Bureau. COUNTY, N. C„ TtUTllSDAY, demand that these frauds and outrages upon the peo­ ple shall he stopped. Some of the best and truest of the Northern Generals have free­ ly denounced these frauds and robberies, and among them Gen. Sloeuin. But he is a democrat. Mr. Casscl­ man snys the greatest, over­ shadowing abuse is the prac­ tice of "granting continuous increase of pensions to those who are on the roll." It is high time that theNorth was taking the mighty hull by the horns in earnest. It is known all over the land that these are frauds of tke most dis­ gusting kind that are prac­ ticed in regard to pensions, an t rascals are to-day draw­ ing large pensions who never tired a gun or perhaps saw a gray coat on a live Confeder­ ate. But more of this anoth er day. Whore the Gold Is. MAY, 25, 1893, Law Partner Blssell'a Latest. NO. 36. Port Norte til Lore. Wilmington Meksengfcr. t stood at his coffin, and "New York is no longer the Law paitner Bissell on Sat General Grant favored not gold center of theeountiy,so urday last went a step be­ then there were many tnugued W . 15. C0UNC1LL, J i t . more than 1*50,000,000 an­ far us the gold in National yond any previous ruling to speaK his praise. There ATTORNEY AT LA A. nually for pensions. General banks i*j::oneerned," remark­ when he gave out that no whs not a breath of asper­ Boone, N. C. Garfield favored not. m o r e ed a prominent treasury offi­ p r e s i d e n t i a l p o s t m a s t e r sion in the air. Men spoke than 132,000,000 for t h i » cial. "She bus been playing a would he removed before the of self-denials—of his work a\Y. B. COUNCILL, M. 1). purpose. They were both Nor big game of "bluff" trying to expiration of his term, ex­ m o n g t h e p o o r , a n d o f h i s Boone, N. C. thern soldiers nnd Northern impress the world with the cept for cause, and no fourth good qualities, of his quiet­ Resident Physician. Office Presidents elected by the re­ fact that she can embarrass class postmasters (thosehav ness, his rnnde'sty, his hiimit on King Street north of Post publican party. or relieve a present situation ing no term) would be re­ ity, his pureness of heart, hie Olfice. Now the pensions voted aas she pleases. As a m Uter moved in the absence of char faith and power. There were w.iv by the republicans ha w e of fact there is less gold in gcs. And then the blockhead many who spoke indignant­ E . F . LOV1LL reached the great sum of the national hanks of New added insult to injury by say ly of the charges that false­ ATTORNEY AT 1 AW, #18(5,000,000 for the present York than in Chicago, a n d ing that his policy would be hood had forged against him Boone N. C. fiscal year ending 30th June, the gold center is west of the best for "doubtful States like in past .years and the treat­ 1893. and will exceed $200,Virginia and North Carolina.' ment he had received. There Alleghanies. DHL L. C. REEVES. 000,000 for the fiscal year On March 6th, last the How did this pot-bellied pro­ were enough kind things said PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ending 30th June, 1894. The comptroller of the currency vincial from Buffalo acquire dnrilfg the two Or three days Office at Residence. democrats are powerless to called for reports from all na­ the experience in politics or he lay in thecoftiin, and while Boone, N. C. prevent this. The present Con tional banks as to the a- the knowledge of the situa­ the company stood around gress cannot by reduction af­ mount of gold on hand. As tion in these two "doubtful his grave, to have blessed fect the pension expenditures between New York nnd Chica States" which justifies him in him and made him happy all L. D. LOWE, until the 30th June, 1894. g o , t h e r e p o r t s s h o w t h e making oracular deliveran­ his fifty years, and to have There are now—or were on amount of gold held to he, ces about what, is the "best thrown sweetness and joy aAttonuy at Law loth April last—930,0 0 0 New York, $12,438,652; Chi­ policy" for them? We have bout his soul during all his AND names on the pension rolls. cago, $14,824,660. T h i s resisted the conclusion as painful and weary journey. This list is greatfr now. On NOTARY PUIJLIC, long as possible. Bissell is '1 here was enough sunshine News and Observer: Gener­ brings out the important 30th June. 1889, under Har­ what t h e Chicago Herald wasted about T,e black c> BANNER'S ELK. X. C. ally it is a good rule not to fact that the demands which rison's baleful Administra­ says Ward McAllister is—just fin aud dark grave to have he too hasty in judgment, ho vc been made by the Newtion th*M-p were but 489,725. York bankers during the re­ an ord inaryje very day mouse made his whole life path and when some action is ta­ J. MHlPiitiW, How has this number so rap­ ken ny our fiiends which we cent crisis were largely in the colored ass.—Charlotte Ob­ bright as clearest day. But idly grown until it is more his ears vrere closed then, and server. cannot approve on first in­ nature of "bluffs.*' As be­ ATTORNEY A1 RAW, than 960,000, wit It over400, tween the west and the east, If the Old Man wants tore- could not be thrilled by the MARION. N. V 000 applicants filed for ac­ formation, it is well to sup­ the former has $54,000,000 tain the respect and confi­ grateful sounds. He cared pose that on n fuller hearing tion? Head what follows: —(o)— nothing then for the sweet the matter may wear a differ of gold in its nai ional hanks, d e n c e o f t h e p e o p l e o f t h i s Mr. A. 15. Cassclman, con­ flowers that were piled upon Will practice in tin* courts oen* aspect. Thus it turned while the east has only $39,- country the sooner he dispo­ W}itiui};u. Ashe, Mitchell, Mellow- nected ttith the Census Bu­ 000.000. ses of that fool Postmaster his coffin. The love blossom­ *!l and a 11 f»ther convtics in the r e a u u n d e r H a r r i s o n , h a s out with regard to Mr. Cleve­ Heie I'H an interest.ingstate General t he better.—Land- ed out too late. The kindness land and the F«.vetevill«post .Tcstf-rn listrirt BVSpcrUil ntten came when the life could not lion uiton 1I» the collection of written a very inst met ire ar mastership that the matter ment: Gold in t he western cit nuirk. tide for the (entury alagareceive its blessings. was not sii bad as it appear­ ies, $27,604,890; gold in the Ho Got Their Password. 7,ine. It is called the "Inside But meanwhile there is a ~~ "NUTICK " ed at first blush; and so also eastHi-ii cities. $22,411,774. View of the Pension Bureau.' great host of weary men and gold in western states, $25,- N. Y. Heratd. H o t e l P r o p e r t y t o i Sh i p . in regard to the retention of What does lie tell? He says This happened in a little women toiling through life On Recount of failing health Mr. John Nichols in thetreas 541,002; gold in the eastern that I lie business of tin* hu town in Southern Illinois not toward the grave, who need of myself and vvife, I otTsr for sale ury department, which some states, $16,708,559. niv liotel pio|tertv in the town of re: »11 has aerel ofore been con Chicago is the first, of fif­ many days ago. It is in a cheering words and helpful Boone, North Carolina. and will ducted with a view to politi- of our papers have animad­ section where the Farmers' ministries: The incense i s verted oil with considerable teen la rge western cities which ,•11 low for cash nnd make term* eul results. Each Commis­ Alliance is strong, nnd a lodge gathering to scatter about o suit the buyer; nn<l *il! take warmth, it seems that his ap have heavy stocks of gold, sioner of Pensions, therefore, of that organization exists their coffins; but why should r e a l o< prrsmiol property in e x poi'itinent iH temporary and w'hle N. Y. is the first, of eight change. Apply soon. seeks to show in his annual eastern cities, with supplies of in the town. They meet Mon­ it not be scattered in their for the purpose of initiating W. L. P.ItYAN. report that he ha-« transac­ paths to-day? The k i n d day nights. his successor in the duties of gold. Thus the western cities Notice . ted a larger volume of ousiThere is bu t one lodge room words are lying in men's outrank the eastern both in for sole. 000 acres of land, ncss than his predecessor, his position. H i % employ­ number and in amount of in.the town, and on Tuesday hearts and tremblingoti thrjr t n Hich Mountain, Watauga and so far has su receded. ment under the ciicumstuuThe western night it is occupied by the lo tongues, which will bespoken County, on which is asbestos, Thus in 1891 the Commis­ ces is complimentary to Mr. gold carried. cai branch of the Knights of by and by when these weary nnd tine land for sheep ranch. Nichols as it is a rijognition States /ire also ahead of the sioner called together h i s ones are sleeping-; but why Pythias. Sales private. L. P. Lowe A* of his efficiency ami ?ompe- eastern States in tlieii supply I. T. Furirerson, Extra. of chiefs and announced to t hem teaev, while it.isentirely prop of gold. The reports made The president of one of the should they not be spoken Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. his wish that the Bureau to the comptroller, it should country sub-alliances came now, when they are needed Banner Elk, Nov. 1? '00 . should issue a thousad pen­ er that the deparcment be remembered, do not cover to town one Tuesday. He so much, and when their ac­ should take such precautions sion certificates per day for had visited the town alliance cents would be so pleasing NOT It E. ~ to insure efficiency in kiis suc­ the supplies of gold held by Parties putting papers in each working day of the en- cessor. la such mailers let pri vn te hanks or state hanks. and when he saw lightmnthe and grateful.—Ex. The Chicago banks hav*. til lodge room concluded that my hand for execution will suit g year, thus assuming to Catawba Gold Nine Sold, ] dense r/177lire the tees wi th decide in advance that the us pay our friends the com­ rendv tendered the use of he would go over and con­ the papers and they will re­ claims were meritorious and pliment of supposing that their gold to the Secretary of dole with the* brethren over Shelby Review. ceive prompt attention, other they are doing the best they the Treasury.—Ex. Tne largest deal in mineral the defeat of Buchanan. wise they will he returned must necessarily he granted. enn for the country and the He gave the proper knock p r o p e r t y t h a t b u s t a k e n not executed for the want of They did not disappoint his party, and let us withhold Henry Blount. place in this county foryear* wishes. Usually, no sooner fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. Editor Henry Blount, of at the outside door. The hasty criticism. was the sale last week of the is a pension granted than the the Wilson Mirror, recently wicket was raised and an ear Realizing on Co federate Script. L L G E N , & C . pensioner tiles an applica­ T . H L E O, Catawba Gold Mine, near delivered one of his popul ar was placed at it to hear the N. Y. Herald. King's Mountain. Our cor­ REAL ESTATE AG'TS. tion foi increase, so that in Confederate currency goes lectures at New Berne. A cul­ password. respondent writes that t h e admitted e I a i m s; applica­ tured friend writes to us that "I plow, I hoe, 1 spado,'' -—HOONEi N. ( . tions for increase have been better in New York to-day he "is a noble hearted fellow, whispered the Alliance man. Catawba with all its machine than it went in the South nThe ear was teplaced by an r.v and franchises was sold to Will gi?° sfH'cia! attention tiled as often as once a year, does ali lie can for North to abstracts of title, the sal* on an average, for m a n v iong about the close of the Carolina, and always speaks eye, and it in turn gave way Mr. F. C. Dernpgey, of Bos­ of Real Estate in W. X. C. years. Many cases are on war, When 1 was a soldier and writes well of her distin­ to a mo jth, which whispered ton, Mass. The price paid is known to he between $75,Those having farms, timber the rolls like this, where A, amusing myself with either in reply: nnd mineral lands for sale, who served four years a n d chasing Braxton Bragg or guished men. He possesses "Th<*h—II yon do!" and 000 and $100,000. The pur­ also an cxhanstless treasury will do well to cull on said Co. was wounded in battle is re­ being chased by him over the of beautiful thoughts which the wicket dropped with a chaser is organizing a new at Boone. company to operate the mine ceiving $4 a month, while B, States of Tennessee and Ken­ he draws upon like a tree liv­ hang. L . L. GREEN & CO. tucky, I could just carry en­ who served three months and The indignant farmer short Mr. E. 8. VVilson. who h n s March 10, 1893. ough Confederate script to er. His talks give great pleas I v a f t e r w a r d m e t w i t h a had charge of the mine for never saw a battle is receiv tire to the young people, and NOTICE. ing $30 a month for "mala­ buy a bushel of sweet pota­ his boundless jollity isanedu "brother" to whom he told some time will go to N. Y. and engage in the vulcani­ The laws of the State re­ rial poison" (a favorite disa­ toes. A sympathetic colored cation in cheerfulness. I cer­ his tale of woe. man would look a long tune quire all weights nnd meas­ bility). Another great source " Why, dad blame," was the zing business. ures to he sealed, and I here­ of corruption is the cases of at a watermelon before he tainly think that lie makes sharp comment ot the broth­ by notify the people that I "Snakes do not bite," says would let it go for a hundred Irs fellow men better, if he am prepared to do such work. pensions paid to guardians dollar bill fresh from t h e does not make them wiser. er, "them's Knights ol Pyth­ a New Orleans physician who You w ill find me in Boone nt of insane personswho receive I find myself earnestly desi­ ias, and you've given 'em our has 'tudied SU"kep mush from $30 t > $72 per month, printing presses at Richmond. ring to help n man hkehim." password!" the residence of I). B. Dough­ ably. They can't hesayT erty. J. H. COOK, and attorneys are actually Yet there were were some con "Dogged if I ain't,''was the '' been use their ] a VN .* a re co: We never heard him. His Standard Keeper. hunting the records of asy­ tiding and long-headed white amiability and d e s i r e to response, "but." brightening nee ted only by o cart'luyy lums for such clients, getting people of the South who stow­ pleasf everybody are some­ up, "durn 'eu», J vegot theirs are not hinged, and canh >i he bt ought together with any THE ORE AT PROGRT.S3 O f t'-SOTRiCITV. themselves appointed guar­ ed away bushels of this stuff Rich, Red Blood Dn. ajx'isiiii's at that period in anticipa­ what uncommon traits, and force. Thesnakesimply hooks As naturally results from taking rifle:! & Surged Infiltile dians and appropriating the tion of the time when it should we are glad to copy from a Hood's Saxsaparilla as personal the fangs in its upper ja w in­ for t);p TfOBtin.nl C'f pension to their own uses. become as goodms gold. The letter the above opinion of cleanliness result from the free to the object aimed at, the X^T«n*, V Private, I>avr.te. a .(1 All What a shame aud a dis­ time seems to have come. one of the guild who is, above use of soap and water. This great lower jaw not figuring in the Rarfiml < I RE «P ARA5TTEP.R In nil <•*!»?• nrronrwl and taken. Bend htr grace I Such a lecord is en­ Hardly a day passes without all others, kind and sympa­ purifier thoroughly expels scrof­ act at all. The act is very rvnta ia .tamp* for book on abort dfaeaaea, and bow to ough to cause every brave this old currency is exchang­ thizing and not w ithoutgifts ula, saltrheum and all other im­ similar to that of a man stri­ mre them Call ar addraaa, purities and builds up every or­ king a cotton hook into a OR ALBERT F. SHELL t CO., Northern soldier who tried ed for foreign gold—the ac­ Mention ttU ptftr. Unfillt, Tw, commodating victim being of his own of an unusual kind. gan of the body. Now isthetime bale of cotton or a boat hook TnunHHOMP to do his duty to rise up and the newly arrived emigrant. to take it. into u pier." —Alessen get. V t �SUBSCRIPTION RATE S To TriE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT I ~opy 1 year..... " G mouths " 3 months $1.00 50 35 ADVERTISING RATES. 1 inch 1 week 1 " 1 month 1 " 3 " 1 " G " 1 u 1 year 1 column 1 week 1 " 1 month 1 " 3 " 1 " 6 " 1 " 1 year $ .75 1.75 3.00 5.00 7.00 9.00 13.50 25.00 37.50 50 00 —Mr. John Couneill writes that he is satisfied and doing well in California. We send our best wishes across t, h e continent to this good boy whom we all miss. —If you are in need of hats shoes, or in fact, anything kept in a general store, and wish t o save money on t h e same, don't fail to call on me. W. L. BRYAN. —To-day is the time set apart for the stock to be re­ moved from the streets. Be Entered at the Postofficeat sure and take them off for the Boone. N. C., as second-class laws must be enforced and mail matter. all fines will be prompty col­ lected for all stock taken by LOCAL NEWS. the marshal. —On Tuesday Messrs J. F. Spainhour, E. S. Coffey and —Rend notice of mortgage J. I). Couneill measured the sale in another column. survey of the Boone Blow­ —The days are beautiful ing R »ck Turn-pike, and re­ now but the nights are still port the distance to be only cool. 8% miles. —Mrs. Frank Wike contin­ — Blanche, the little three ues very ill. Her suffering is year old daughter of J. Crit. intense. Hort6n, of Honon postoffice, s-aided herself badly a f e w —Dr. Toppings, Dentist. ha< located at Blowing Rock (Liys since by pulling a kettle of boiling water off of t h c for the summer. stove. Hope the littlesuffer—Mrs. W. C. Coffey still re­ mains unwell but is thought er may soon recover. —''Ketch" that hog. to he convalescing. —Miss Callie Wiriklpr is at tending the ClareniOiP com­ mencement at Hickory. cons' meeting in the after­ noon he accepted Hie call to the pastorate of the church with the proviso that he be not required to enter upon active work before Septem­ ber. The proviso was agreed to by the board of deacons. On Monday Air. Jones left for California where fie will re main until the fall. in and he has a right to put me out. Now, Mr. Editor, I have tried to be as mild as possi­ ble, nnd if you think I have said too much, throw it aside but if not, give it space, and if anybody kicks I may say something more. May 20, A. ROTEN. Spring medicine and Hood's Sarsaparilla are synonymous terms, so popular is this great medicine at this season. A Card of Tliauks. Saturday and Sunday were our regular meeting days at Cove Creek church. On Sat­ urday after meeting I was presented with a beautiful quilr by the hand of Elder M. Harnian's wife. Dear old sis ter Grvder started the work, nnd to her joy she found ma­ ny willing hands to help. On Thursday last, they met in the academy, quilted a n d finished it up. Many thanks to all the sisters and friends. The Lord will reward you, dear friends, for your work. In this way many of the sis­ ters could help a poor pastor who has so many trials to bear. Truly God says: "It is more blessed to give than to receive.' Your humble pastor, J. J. L. SHERWOOD. Relieves all soreness of the mucous m.rabran* and cures GONORRHOEA and Ql.GP.T in s tos (lays. No other treatment necessary. Never caur.L-s stricture or leaves any injurious after effects. Price, |i. Sold by druggists. | WOOL! BLOOD BALM CO., Pro't,-Atlanta, fo - WOOL? Bring TJs Your Wool This Year. VVe"will spiff it for ten centsjper pound, or make it intcf goods if you prefer. We have a large and variedflinejof our own goods, and also o«' GENERAL IIEIMIIAMMKE Mrs. A. A. W i l l i a m s Lynn, Mass. For the Good of Others Rev. Mr. Williams Jleartily En­ dorses Wood's Sarsaparilla. Wc are pleased to present this from Rev. A. A. Williams, of the Sillsbee street Christian Church, Lynn, Mass.: " I see no reason why a clergyman, more than a layman, who knows whereof ho speaks, should hesitate to approve an WHICH WE WILL SELL TO YOUJVEKY LOW. To parties who will gather liads of wool in their neigh-* borhoods and bring to UH , we will offer special inducements and we hope THIS YEAR to trade with every wool-grower in WATAUGA COUNTY* Our agent will sdon call to see you with samples of our goods, and we hope you will give him your orders. 7 banking you for past fa vors ire are truly yours, THE ELKIN W00LLEN MILLS. April 13, 1893. Article of Morlt and worth, from which he or his family have been signally boiv.'llted, and whoso commenda­ tion may servo to extend those benefits to others by increasing their confidence. My wife has for many years beeu a sufferer from severe Nervous Headache for which she found little help. 8he has tried many tilings that promised well but per­ formed little. Last fall a friend gave her a hottie of Hood's Sarsaparilla. It seems surpris­ ing what simply one bottle could and did do for her. The attacks of headache decreased In number and were less violent In their Inten­ sity, while her general health has been Im­ proved. Her appetite has also been better. From our experience with —On yesterday the postof­ fice was moved from Mr. M. B. Blackburn's store to the old postottl'-e building own­ ed by D. B. Dougherty in the Hood's Sarsaparilla I have no hesitation in endorsing its iserita.'' "Brace Up." eastern part of Boone. The A. A. W ILI.IAMS. olfit-e will be conducted by J. Is a tantalizing admonition to HOOD'tl PlLLS ar«th« be»t family cathartic, those who at this season feel all gentle and effective. Try a box. Price 25c S. Wiliamefora while. tired out, weak, without appetite m ^S, I owe a lot of money and for the next thirty days you can buy goods awful cheap for CASH. Now is the time to secure some rare bargains in spring goods. I have the largest lot of fine and coarse shoes of any­ body—men's and women's. Also a lot of clothing at low rates. Men's and hoy's hats dirt cheap. Ladies' finedress goods low. Ladies' untrimmed hats low down. All kinds of shelf hardware cheap I keep nil repairs for the Farm­ er's Friend plow. You will find a good line of groceries on hand, sugar, coffee, Hoda, white fish, etc., etc. Everybody come and get goons while they are cheap. fifcTNO GOODS SOLD ON TIME.'** I inusl again request everyboby who are due me to come and pay their accounts and save cost. I want your trade and will do you right every time, and will highly ap­ preciate the same. I will just say here, that I want ail th« roots and herbs there is in the mountains t his season. So, remember me. Yours Anxious to PleasO. —Attorneys Couneill an i Fletcher are at Durneeville court this week. —" When the devil wants a —Who eve|- heard of a ci­ and discouraged. Rut the way NOTICE. man to rob a bank, he begins der mill doing job printing? in w h i c h Hood's Sarsaparilla b u i l d s u p t h e t i r e d f r a m e a n d By virtue of Dowsr of sale con­ by tempting a boy to rob a Here is what the E'k Park gives a good np|>otite iN reallv tained in a certain mortgage deed bint's nest. " correspondent <>l the i>akers- wonderful. So wesay lake Hood's executed to ine on the IGtn day of May, 1H92. by Joseph Dish—J. W. Farthing has gone ville iVe-WN* writes. "The Cider and it will brace you up. man and wife, 1 will on the first For a general family cathartic M o n d a y i n J u l y . 1 8 9 3 , a t t h e to Linvihe to do some work Ming. Co. is prepared to do we confidently recommend Roods court house door in the town of for the LinvilleImprovement nice job printing, posters, let Pills. Boone, proceed t o sell t o t h e Co. ter heads, envelopes, e t e. highest bidder for caeh in hand —Some com m an ica t ions of Truly the day of wonders is An extensive plant for the a certain tract of land conveyed to me by said mortgage, lying interest will appear next week not over. manufacture of car wheels is on the waters of Brushy Fork ad WILL W. HOLSCLAW. t hat <•»me too late for this is - ('apt. Lovill left yesterday to lis established at Raleigh. joining the lands of F. P. Mast, sue. T. ('. McBndeand others,con for Minnesota, where he takes tabling 5 3-4 acres more or less, charge of hissix-dollar-a-day From Zionvillc, N. C. --Wonder if J«>e Winkler and for a more particular de­ oroooRUPP. intends to keep "bach ' in job. There has never been a Editor Democrat: ESTABLISHED (88 V scription reference is herby given Having seen an article in to the record of said mortgage that handsome two-story man left Watauga that will b e m o r e g e n e r a l l y m i s s e d your paper recently relative in book "IV page 187 of t h e building lie is erecting? mortgages in 1he office of the than he, and while we are to the mail matters in our Register of Deeeds for Watauga —Dr. Jennings, the reliable glad he got his position, we county, I am constrained to county. Said mortgage being giv 176 & 178 Cay Street, KOOXVJ LLE, TENN, dentist, will be here »n a few are sorry to give hi in up. May < ii to secure the payment of $32. say a few words in regard to days, ami again solicits your your stay lie as pleasant as and costs, with interest from the HARDWARE. same, if you will give me JGtb day of May, 1892, which «Cutlery , Axes, Nails. Locks, HI ngoe, To ola, Horse and patronage. profitable, Captain. Mule shoes, &c , &c. space. Don't get scared, for mount is due and unpaid. This —Since the warm weather May 25th 1893. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. —On Monday last Deputy I have already said amen to W. R. M O O D Y , Mortgagee, has come the farmer around Gen'dlne Oliver Chill-ad Plows, 8 yraoueo HTIskJe Ptow8i your remarks, the same be­ Lovill nnd Fletcher Attys. for Sherifti Jeff Willson, of B e a ­ Bro wn's Double Shovel Plows, Cider M illbj Straw CutBoone have made fast time ing fully sanctioned by me. I tens, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shelle rs, Hay I r ©rks, 8cytt*ea» Mortgagee. ver Dams, arrested one Bill Cr adle and Snaths, Barbed Wlr a, & o. getting in their corn (Tops. Davis charged with larceny? hope 1 will not offend any CONT RACTORS' SUPPLIES. Administratrix' Notice. —We acknowledge with and on his w as to Boone Da­ p istinaster in the county, Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Stfc-el, Iron. I Shovels, Picks, thanks a handsome invita­ vis gave him the dodge and hut there evidently is too The undersigned having quali­ Mattocks, Scrapers, Sledge and Drill Ha fnroers, Blaotafied as administratrix on the es­ smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, &o, tion to attend thecommenee- a lively chase ensued. Wil­ much carelessness among tate of U M. I lodges, ded, hereby ment at Wake Forest College. son was determined to again them. Why do I say so? Be­ notifies all person owing said es­ AMMUNITION, SPORTING G OODS. 8hot Guns, Remingto n. Bake r and Engttst) tate to come forward and make —Master Fieddie Crowder, bag his game, and after a run cause mail comes to my office settlements within 12 months, Guns, Winchester and Colfe Rifles, Loaded that does not belong here, Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead , Fish Hooks and Lines, of Stony Fork, passed here of some distance he succeed­ and all persons holding claims Fishing Rods, &o. and should not pass through against 1 he same are notified to on Tuesday en route for Elk ed. Davis is now in jail. present their claims dulv authen­ SPECIALTIES. Park to see his mother and —Letusha>ea better at­ this section. For instance, I ticated by la w, or this notice will Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and Leather Boltinot Circular Saws, Window Glass, Flre-pn^of Safes, Wire tendance at Sunday School. handle mail that belongs to be plead in bar of their recovery. sinter. Screen Doors and Window Fra mes, Pa»per Bags, &oThere are so many children lronville, Tenn.. Linville, N. This May 15, 1893. —T. V. Henkle, of Lenoir, Jonesville, N. C., etc. etc. SOPHIA HODGES , Aministratrix. EVERYTHING ON WHEELS* spent Friday night in town in and around Boone that If ilie postmasters will exam­ Buggies, Phaetons. Carriages, Spring V Vagons, Moun­ FOR SALE) tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wag ons, Two Wheel Carts. on his way to Greeneville, should attend. It is passing ine their Postal Guides thev Send for Catalogue and prices. In t lie town of Boone, n com Tennessee, where he goes to strange that so few appreci­ will find that there are other fortable dwelling house with Special attention given to orders by mafL We respect­ ate the Sunday School, when purchase livery stock. post offices that are spelled G rooms and five fire places, fully solicit your patronage. perhaps there is no agent on —Mr. J. P. Couneill, ol Vi­ earth so potent for good, not with "ville" at the last or with nine acres of land, good W. W. WOODRUFF &-CO. las. has attached a saw mill only for the jouger members "Zior»" at the first, that are spring, some apple, pea<"h and chestnut trees,situated some KIlOXVI LLE, TENN. to his gi ist mill, which is do­ of the family, but for those not Zionville. But this isn't 300 yards from Main street. 176 & 178 Cay Street, ing good work, much to the who at best, are naught but all. Mail comes right through It is a desirable private resi­ satisfaction of the owner. our county that should be dence. The place will be sold grown up children. stopped and sent back that cheap on terms to suit the —Tax listing for '93 is near X —We learn from the Rakers belong to different offices in purchaser. For further par­ SO, EV EKY-ONE should save all they can and YO(t at hand, and if you do not ticulars apply to I. VV.Thorn ville Aewv? that on Wednes­ the county. Mail for St. Jude, should begin bv buviug your wish to pay tax on that dog day, the 17th iast, Stephen Leander, Bom boo. Hat tie, as, Hibriten, N. 'J., or W. B. Couneill, Boone, N. C. of yours, you had better put and Herbert Greene, of Mitch M e a t Camp. RutherwoocU an end to bis w orthless exist­ ell county, went down into a Sands, Sweet Water, Yuma, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. And not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for $50 or $60 I will sell you as good for $25. Machine needles that "will fit any. ence. shaft at the Hawk mine for Noma and Virgil. Now I will Instruction is offered in four machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. I have a good stock —"Love lightens labor," the purpose of cleaning it out. let the people be the judges general courses of study, six of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 7 5 cts to $1.50 is the old adage, but the one While at work the shaft gave whether this is right or not. brief courses, a large number Trout flies GO els per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per of special courses, and in law, dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, nnd seins of anv length who has reversed it now and way and Stephen Green fell Now I say turn somebody medicine a n d engineering. complete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail^ makes it read "labor light­ twenty feet into a shaft of out, and if it is myself let me The Faculty includes twenty ^Do not fail to,write for mices. Respectfully, ens love" should be hanged water 150 feel deep. Search go, so some one is put in my teachers. Scholarships and to the nearest tree. was made for the body, but place who is competent and loan funds are available for KNOX VILLA, J L.VN. —Messrs Joe B. nnd John it had *unk to rise no more, i will act as a eeivant Of the needy young men of talent "Slay 21,91. and character. The next ses­ L. Couneill, sons of James P. —Ga stoma Gazette: He v. people. I am willing for my sion begins Sept, 1. For cat­ Couneill, of Vilns, have re- E. F. Jones preached in the patrons, legardless of politi- alogue with full information, tuned from Butler, Tenn., Baptist church lost Sunday tics, to be my judge and if address President V/inston, SUBSCRIBE 10 TilL DEMOCR7. 91 PER YEA where they have betn attend morning and night to excel­ Grover turns me out I shall Chapel IIill, N. G. ing Holey Springs College. lent congregations. At a dea­ never complain. He put me ffi^Tay your subscription. W. W. WOODRUFF & GO. ' THESE ARE HARD TSII SEWING MACHINES OF ME. S. P. ANGEL, �TheWatauga Damourat PRESIDENT Cleveland aims op Lyman disqualifies him to do right, and w ill in the from a continuation of his end, no doubt, lie has a way labors, and must be relieved 1>. It. Dougherty, Editor. of his own, and we are rath­ from his excessive labors by K. C. Rivers, Publisher er glad he has, but if his way the election of an assistant. does not suit his party and From Farmiugtou, Washington. Thursday, May 2oth, 1803. j people how does he expect to Editor Democrat'. hold the people to his way of If you will Kindly give me Capt. Edward F. Lovill. thinking, unless it turns out This prominent gentleman that his way is the best? If s p a c e , I ' l l g i v e y o u a f e w has received theappointrnent the President divides his par­ more lines from this part of of Special Land Examiner ty and a great family w a r the "wild and wooly" west. and left on yesterday forMin gets organized, what will be Farmers are under good head nesota, by way of Washing­ the consequences. r l he first way with their spring work. ton, D. C. As this is the first step the Dissident made b> This has been an unusually appointment ever made to appointing Judge Greshnui late spring, for I find, as a an office outside of the State to a Cabinet position, was geneial rule, a greater por­ to any citizen of this whole being overlooked andthepeo tion of the seeding is done by mountain section, we feel al­ pie quit saying anything a- the middle of this month, hut most as proud as if it was a bout it, but his disposition I hardly think it is h a 1 f Cabinet position. Capt. Lov- to retain republicans in office through at present. T h e ill has a most honorable rec­ is causing severe criticisms greater portion of the low ord both in war and peace, from his hithertostrong sup­ lands are not sufficiently dri­ and deserves even a much bet porters. Our democratic peo­ ed to allow plowing yet, and ter place than he has receiv­ ple are restless, they want a perhaps it will be some days ed. He entered theConfeder- change; they want the o 1 (1 yet before it can all be plow­ ate service at the age of nine­ radical dynasty deposed all ed. Although the weather is teen years, as a private, and along the line. This is why nice and warm at present, was Captain of his Co. before they turned out in great force and the land drying out very the tnd of the first year. He on that memorable day in fast, if the usual amount of took part in nearly all of the November and voted; this is seeding can be done, the far­ great battles fought by the w l i v G r o v e r C l e v e l a n d w a s mers are anticipating an aArmy of Northern Virginia, elected by the greatest mn- bundant yield, but perhaps being severely wounded in the j o r i t y by the democratic there will he a little shortage battles of Hetty sburg, Reams hosts, believing at the time in the amount of seeding, ow­ Station and Jones' Farm. In this nation would be redeem­ ing to the unusual quantity the latter engagement he was ed. Now let us look ut the of rain that has fallen for the pierced through both thighs matter calmly. Cleveland has past few weeks. Hut there with a ininie ball, and as he not yet been in office three can bean immense quantity w a s b e i n g b o r n e f r o m t h e months. Look at the great of wheat sown in a very field by four men, two of them amount of business of great­ short time. The farming here were shot dead and the other er importance to be looked i^ all done with machinery. t w o wounded. Recovering alter; the great financialquCs The plows are heavy, a n d from his w o u n d s, he was tion; the treasury oftheeoun cut broad, deep furrows. A in command of his regiment try depleted ami a burden of few Hulkey plows, with from when it surrendered at Appo­ debt overhanging the coun­ four to six horses hooked on mattox. This is a brief re­ try, and a great financial to t'lem will cut lots of land sume of the war record made crash ineminent, Had we not in a few days. The seeders be*ter rest easy for a few more are from ten to twelve feet by our gallant Captain. Capt. Lovill came to Wa­ months as regards appoint­ in width. With all t^eir im­ tauga in the year 1^74, and ments, than to urge so st rong proved implements and plen­ hns therefore mingled with ly the less important duty of ty of sunshine, makes farm­ u<for the past nineteen years, "turning the l^aseaU out." ing verv nicehere. Thereare and we doubt very much if Grover Cleveland will do his no rock or roots to bother, lie lias a personal enemy in whole duty if you will give and as a whole, there is very the county. Since lie came him time. Do not kill him little about the work here to among us, he has been the now by over-taxinghim. Our make a man "cuss" if he will nominee of the democratic State has no right to com­ work an) where without 'cuss party for the Legislature plain. She is "getting there" ing," although the most of four times, and was success­ very well indeed and ought the men here, and especially ful ia three of the contests. not to complain. Let us all the men who work for wages, He has made a faithful repre­ sustain the President in his seem to he experts in, what sentative of the people. He supreme efforts to carry on they seem to think, the three took a very active part in the t h e w o r k i n g s o f t h i s h u g e greatest requiiemeuts of a proceedings of the last session country to the hest possible re g u I a r, all-in-all, genuine "gentleman", to wit: smoke, of the Legislature, and as a advantage. chew ond "cuss," and th^se member of the Rail road Com POSTMASTER GENERAL His­ three seem to reign supreme mittee was lnrgelviiistrumen tal in forcing the VVilinington sed is getting soundly abus­ with a majority of the peo­ & Weldon Rail Road Co. to ed now-n-days over bis ru­ ple. Hut, of course, thereare suriender their exemption ling by which republican post some good people here, as from taxation, by which the masters are retained. To be square up, straight-forward, vast sum of eleven millions of sure none of us old line demo business men as there will be dollars worth of property crats look with much com- found anywhere, and o c c a ­ was added to the tax list of p'acency upon the ruling of sionally you will find one who the State, with three years our Post Master General, for claims to be "on the Lord's back taxes on the same, evi­ in many instances we Hee the side," but I cannot say as to dently the most important need of a change. We have that. Hut I am of the opin­ piece of legislation since the some honest, capable post ion that a sinner and achris wnr. Capt. Lovill is a shrewd masters who are republicans tian in this country would he and astute politician, a safe and do their duty. Of this h 'rd to distinguish one from and conservative lawyer, a class we have no fault to the other. Hut for fear some good neighbor and citizen, find. We here have reference one will think the devil has and we very much regret his to the small fourth class offi­ his head-quarters here, I will absence from the State. ces. The presidential offices suy it is not altogether as ought to be changed and so rough as it might be, a n d THE continued drought in ought the smaller ones when tc take it all in all, I believe parts of Europe has cut the there is an incompetent per­ this portion of the United haryest short and very hard son like some we could name States is as fine a farming times are anticipated in holding over. After the rush country as can be found in France, Germany and Eng­ of business is over in the va­ Grover's dominion. C. R. N ORRIS. land. Some of these sections rious departments, we have have had no rain for several no doubt but matters will be The Greftt Southern Remedy. w e e k s . A l s o i n I n d i a t h e properly arranged and ev­ „ People should not be de­ wheat crop is estimated to erybody will become harmo­ ceived into paying money for be 35,000,000 bushels short. nious and feel better all along trashy mixturesgotten up to The American farmers will the line. Hut we acknowl­ **ell. Botanic Blood Balm, (B. have to feed these great sec­ edge that it is somewhat uti- B. B.) which has been made in Atlanta for the past fif­ tions to a large extent, and suited to our taste for us teen years, never fails to give democrats to elect all the of­ i f t h e y c a n k e e p o u t o f t h e fice holders from President satisfaction as a superior s h a c k l e s o f t h e t r u s t s a n d down to constable and then building tip tonie and blood combines thev will be ena­ let the republicans hold over purifier. It is made from the bled to get a handsome price and keep us out. It is some­ prescription of an eminent physician. The bottle islarge for their farm products. what humiliating we confess. and the doses small. 8ee There will doubtless be a The Episcopal Convention their ad vert isements and buy geat demand on the crops of that vrhieh is thoroughly en­ the American farmer, perhaps of the Ht ate has oeen in ses­ dorsed by thousands of grate greater than has ever been sion since the 18th. An as­ fill patients whom it hnseursistant Biskop is to be cho­ ed. A trial bottle will te>t known. sen. The extreme age of Bish- j its merits. The Oxford Orphan Asylum •CO OO O O CO c © © o o c is greatly overcrowded, There are now under its shelter 232 children, while its ac­ commodations are only in­ -Otended for 200. This year no less than ninety applicants for admission have been re­ jected. The building ought to he enlarged, and the Mes­ senger asks why it is that no wealthy North Carolinians give while alive, or bequeath money to such an insti'u tion ? BRI AN S fOIUV The cold weather during May has injured all growing crops. Reports from Raleigh say that cotton is dying on many farms. On the 18th and 19th there was frost. Then cold rain and chilly weather, so much so that fires were necessary to keep the people comfortable. NOTICE. By virtue of a deed of trust ex­ ecuted to me by A. D.Cowles, and wife, Amelia Cowles, on the 8th day of September, 1888; and in obedience to a decree of the Su­ perior Court of Ashe ccuuty made at spring term, 1893,1 will sell t o the highest bidder t h e lauds belonging to the said A. 1). Cowles in the counties of Ashe, Wilkes and Watauga, at the following times and places in said counties: At the court house in Jefferson, N. C.. on Monday, June the 5th, 1893, the followiugtravtsofland lying in Ashe county: 1st tract—known as the Wiley Presnell lands on Gap creek, a ]• joining Jacob Setzer, C.J.Cowles and others, eoutainlniag 50 acres. 2nd tract—the Larkin Phillips hind, on Pine Swamp, adjoining c. J. Cowles and William Phillips ontaming 20 acres. 3rd tract—known as the Hop­ kins laud adjoinining Calvin .1. Cowles, Jacob Setzer and others, containing 150 acres. 4th tract—on the South Fork of New River, at the mouth .if cranberry creek, adjoining Jus. Scott, Jacob Setzer and oth« rs, containing some 30 or 40 acres. 5th tract—the lands purchased from 0. M. HUNT, near Philips' Gap on the Blue Ridge. At the court house door in Wilkesboro, N. 0., on Wednesday June 7th, 1893. the following lands lying in the county of Wilkes: 1 Ht tract—on the waters of Lew is'Fork, adjoining the old Mar­ tin Lipp tract and the Joel Fer­ guson tract and others, contain­ ing 42 acres. 2nd tract—on the South side of the Blue Ridge, adjoining J. C Barton, chap Green and others containing 25 acres. 3rd tract on Meadow Branch, waters of Lewis' Fork, adjoining c. J. cowles, A. M. church and oth ers. containing 50 acres. 4th tract—>n the south side of the Blue uidge. adjoining wm. nlackburn, Joseph calloway and others, containing 250 acres. 5th tract—the Jordon church lands, on the waters of Lewis' Fork, adjoining the lands of 0. J. cowles and others, containing 100 acres. 6th tract—on the nine nidge, near Phillips' Gap, adjoining the lands of o. N. Hunt, Edmund Black burn and others, containing 200 acres. At the court house in imono, x. c. on Saturday. June the 10th 1893, the following lands lying in the county of Watauga: 1st t r a c t —known a s the nark n i d g e tract o n , neech M o u n t a i n , containing 100 acres. 2nd t r a c t — k n e wn a s t h e nambert lands, on Grassy creek, ad­ j o i n i n g G e o r g e Phillips a n d o t h ­ ers, containing 20 acres. SAY! fiJROSTN'H I.PCN BITTER* Cures Dyspepsia, In­ digestion & Debility. BLOWING BOTH! our large vtnd completestcck -OF- SPllING AND SUMMER GO0DS WE ARE MAKING A BIG CUT or PRICES For the next SIXTY DAYS. Many Goods Will bo T I L I S N O H U M So Id for Less than COST OF HUG TO DRAW TRADE! Manufacture. IMEOBUS^E r. Call early to see* us we can show yon better than we can -o- 1 rom now until the first (lav tell you. of April I w ill sell my stock o Very Respectfully, CLOTHING I f . ( . M A R TI S A C o . —AND— OVERCOATS At 1f) per cent above Blowing Flock. March 1st '93, LOOK OUT! COST! :o:- If yon don't think I mean it come and look through my I h :i ve just I ' pcO v*d a ni •* p line of Dres* Goods consist­ ing of White and Black EMIt wont cost you one cent if broided Skirting A yon dont purchase. big lot of White Goods, Worsteds I have a large s^ock and and etc. A nic* want to get rid of it before line of ladies' spring. STOCK Trimmed a n d Cut rim sued GATS 9ST CALL AND LOOK! TMi Also Trimmings Tip* and Flowers for H a rs. o A nice line of Indies I would call your attention and Gent's Shoos. Big lot of Tin-ware to the big cut in prices in my Glass-ware a n d other lires. , QUTIIS -WIJIW 4 good line of Notions. A big lot of Jeans and Cnttonafes. Just come In 500 galons of Crockeryware. We arc Agent for Helton Woollen Mills. A big lot of Cloth now on hand. Just received a nice lot of SUGAR o Brown and Granulated, and Coffee. A big lot t f Hoes, Nails, Horse shoe*, Ox shoes etc. No goods gold on time, un­ less secured by mortgage. TGRM8OFS\LM W. H. GEN TRY. TRUSTEE AT In onbr to make room for 3rd tract—in the ncep onp of the nlus nidge, containing 30 ncrts. 4th tract—on Elk creek (Hog v2k), known as the Carrol lands, containing 50 acres. Said lands to be sold to satisfy various outstanding (Ma i m s against the said A. 1). cowles and secured bv said deed of trust. One-fourth cash on day of sale and the balance on a credit of three month, purchaser giving I) o n d witlf approved security. Thiis April the 24th. 1893. CUTTING AFFAIR RESPECTFULLY, W. L. BUY AN, Recollect that I will sell you good goods and will not misrepresent my wares. Come and see my stock whether you huy or not. Most Respectfully, C, D. TAYLOR. April 27, 03. �TheWatauga Democrat A DKMocKATicfamily newspaper devoted to the interest of Ooun ty, State and Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga County. N. C, Bad Time to Laugh. Minneapolis Tribune. As a matter of fact a boy never should laugh at his fa­ ther until he (the boy) is 18 years of age at least. Earli­ er than that is not safe. A boy over near theUniver sity has for several evenings stood up to eat his meals, and nil because he neglected the above rule of conduct. His father taken great pride in a Hambletonian colt he is raising. The other morning the pater was fussing around in an old silk hat and equal­ ly venerable greatcoat, pitch fork in hand, and while he was working about thecolt's heels the boy gave the ani­ mal its feed. The colt does not allow any familiarities while feeding, and when the old man, in a stooping posi­ tion, backed up against him, the colt lashed out with both feet. The man stood so near that the kick broke no bones, but he was shot as from a catvpault right through tinclap boards on one side <»f the barn. His head wasdriv en through his tile,and when he extricated himself from the splinters the rim of his headgear hung around his neck like a ruff. He regarded the whole bus­ iness as rough, and delivered an oration through his hat which the boy regarded as amusing. The hoy laughed. First he stood and laughed; and then he layed down and laughed, and rolled over ana over and nugged himself and still laughed. But when that devoted father got clear of the wreckage he seized t h e nearest strap, and the boy has not smiled once since. The boy knows now that he is not old enough to Inugh at his father. Chicago Tribune. — Your school report for the month shows that you have been idling again, Harry, said his father, in a tone of grave re­ proof. ''You don't seem to appreciate the advantages you enjoy. At your age, m.v son," he continued, "I would have been only too glad to have thesplendidschools,the capable teachers, the costly apparatus, and the other helps in acquiring an educa­ tion •bat boys have in this age of the world. I had to struggle along the best 1 could w ithout them." "Then you must have been mistak­ en the other day," said Har­ ry, rattling his marbles. "You told me that if you'd only known the va'ue of nn education when you were a boy you would have applied yourself and tried to learn instead of fooling away all your time playing two ?orneivd cat and bull pen—'" "Harry," interposed hisfather, sternl>, "runout to the barn an<- throw down some ha.v far I he, horse," dinner, or banquet, will be in his parish was being cate­ considered a very improper chised oil Scriptural subjects and also being drilled on cer­ thing to do. tain widely accepted facts. A D 111 I titration By Beecher. "With man came sin intoth ' A man who had been a world, and with sin death" warm friend of Henry Ward was one of the precepts laid Beecher tells this: dow n to her, and when ques­ "Almost the last time 1 tioned as to w ho was the man saw Mr. Beecher," he said, "I whe# brought sin into the was with him in company world she was taught to say with a group of men, one of "Adam." Imagine the con­ which was Colonel Ingersoll. sternation of her rector when The Colonel was airing some in response to the question. of his well known religious o- "What man brought sin in­ pinions, but Mr. Beecher for to the world?" she piomptly some time took no notice of replied "Dr. Adams." the half challenge of his re­ marks. "He sat silent, with h i s head bowed. Finally, in a pause after an especially dar­ ing assertion from the Colo­ • V J'.i PHilfS nel, he spoke slowly: r. ugii'y teatod Remedy "On my way here," hesaid, FOR ALL "at the corner of Fulton . . . . . t i U L n u U l . • ; . :v bag licon tried, street and Broadway, where nt.i. .-».u 'orty years by puy-.eii-u, he.K u i'd II the press of vehicles is close id u.i vuryiutf sncrc : fell • ...; vv11;o . ii it. ret' .nmei dcd. It u \ i-r ifiim t<> ij.TV'llt tr.mi ti.o lii.,1 (low-, and dangerous, a man, a u'licl. y iiii.1 etti-eiu.i.ly driving oui r.il ii ' isi' it"rniH from tiie aysii u. tl.ruiuh cripple, was trying to cross Hi" iiii'iluiui of ll.e s in, iiver a .1 kidii", s •(iui'iiu any ui pleus iti or ti.jarluus •I! vi« it i i noi Hit- result <i. Ijt'iorai.im the street. A stout crutch or but ii Is tuuniftd upon I'liiirn • Mv'tisf d i d a tLoroutfli knowledan supported hi in and he was o: |.i.i'l, r:i ntodicul hoii'iioe. I l effectually our t|.;s and nnrlnbe# tiie blood and brings 1 iiiin in ibaautroroi. As r, fteuertil tonic, making progress when a fel­ o i s >vit :uiUl a rival, i.nd in ils analysis of 1 - tit ii' id v: : :r properties It is absolutely low ran out and knocked his beyond tub'; rinoii v\ US.: ny remedy ever ufiV'i cd to ti.e public. 11 is a pr.npcen for all ills ri.'Uliiuy from impure nnd luipovercrutch from under him leav­ Ulin, ble.'i't til - current of Hie; quickly i ll. 1 U'l'ifJ's. S'.rn'ieH. K l i l n ing him helpless against the 1 uud «'ut»irrli, i i l i i - h i a a t i i n i i , U v e r . I' iil.'vr mid dangers hearing down on ev­ b l a d i l r r b u r ns " » . I ' l ' i i n d j n c a l e iicruk, N i r v u i u jOiscanfit, etc. ery side. INVESTIGATE ROT YDLT.CELF. P"ip| for our I ' r r r sJ- of Valuable "The cripple sir," lie went l i i t ' o r i i m t l u i i . io • .u.-i Willi s wonder­ ful array 01 cert:denies of reuiurkablo on, suddenly raising h i s cures from the simplest t o t h e most vir­ ulent disease, after all known remedies had failed. These certificates testify with voice arid throwing back his no uncertain sound, t h a t Botanic Blood Balm Is the best,cheapest, quickest.Kreatleonine head, "is humanity; est and most powerful Blood I'uriUcr ever known to t he world. his crutch isChristianity,and Piiick—J1.00 per bottle ; f.1.00 for 6 bottles. For sale by drUKglets; If not, send to us. yoll are the one who would Addrass BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga. push ir away, offering noth­ ing in its stead.-iV. Y. Times The Ticc of Qambliug* Rev. T I IOH . Dixon. "(bitnbling may be defined a A the art of securing t li e property of another without giving him anything in leturn. Any man .who gambleb steadily for twelve mos. will steal. • Men may deny it, but those who know the tacts in gambling life know that it is true. If the gambler does not actually sbml, in the vul gar sense of the word, it is simply because he has not yet met the opportunity or the crisis demanded it. "Gambling is nothing short of a mania, and the gambler should be incarcerated in a lunatic asylum with just as good reason as that which requires that other lunatics be isolated from society. This disease of the mind when once fixed is utterly hopeless. The victim follows his will j'-thewisp as the weary traveler follows the fatal mirage." VVASTf i ..waf* s c // At 0 MOUTH PILCL Ml nMiv km' m & MH •vlI 'aZ!?r "6'Z P RECAUTION A RFZCESSTTV '.-Si J- |ONLY "OXYJEIP IN USE. SKNI) XFIIN 1 LRFFLWSI 'F it fiiisS L FHn Iz fg ?* Supply Co., 3Tlit Specific Oxygen EJoskon. Psarl f?troo\ HfiiiiiliiiNiliiliiiiiiiiiiii;<:i;iiiii.r..iniiiiiiiii - -;iiiiiiiuiii£ siiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiii!Ktiiii<iiiiiiri.iiitiiHitiit<iiiiiitiii,tMtiiii§ CATARRH EXTRACT treatment for Catarrh and MEXICAN CACTUS. This new diseases of tha respiratory organs it one of the most Important dlsooverlei In medical science and possesses the following advantages i Pay your subscrij tion Ylf a l.nrffo FMfjh Arrw. u Null uoHhii; Ni ciMe. n i^lf-thriHHrng ^Knlllw. No Rquitl In CourtYtifftlon. ;* M ulruf Apv iUHMU. an nio^Hiit Flultb. n Fvrfrcl Ail^uslmi-nl. a Fiultlvn T»»c«»-up. Sty 1b I'urnitlMC. Mure 4ioo«l Ravri.vg QnnlltleH nnd n I,iM-£p*r Kimcf •>« Rnural Work nuy Suwlug; Mitoblne fu tile World. TAKE TUB |j Jiiicago and Alton U. I GOING West and IToriiivre.jt. Kmigrants going to any of the .\Vn8twrn StntfM or Territorine will s,iv.u tfme and money going via. (Uiicngo and Alton route. I, i« the quicken! route to vANSAS CITY, 1)EN V E 1, • T 1 ) J f FJIKK Tit E ATM UN T at amy tlf-wy sfurdt Vnd all points in Idaho, Wash . CACTERIN E AND INSUFFLATOR, 92.00, ington, Oregon, Utah CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Caoterlne Medioine 60., Waoo, Tsstn, a ad California. 1. The patient can cura hlmaett at a email gxpease and without outside asslstanoe. 2. No change of diet or puraalt of Ule Is neeeeewf during treatment. 3. The remedies are In no wise offensive to the patient and entail no discomfort 4. The remedy raaohee the seat of toe treoMe directly. B. The romedlee and means ef appliance oan M carried In tha pocket without Ineonvenlenee. i1 Finest nnd Rest Gquipften Rond in the West. - CURE PAY OR RECEBPT OF 50 CENTS WH WILL MAIL A BOX OF J. T. 8HUPTHIKE & BR9. OOFING. V%athor Boarding, CSKoyiafte Ceflteg^ C«rF5»§»tod Sheetfngy rvl Painty Iron Roofing, Eav> Trotcgh*, 6«tie»e and SpooR vp&H»'f» of Sb«ci Metal for Bowing I COWPLETE AND READY \ AT© APF»LY WHIN SHIPPED./ TYERINE! 0 ily line running Solid Ye.-iti Mid trains between St. Louie ind Kansas City. K M-lining Chair '-ars and Tour •stSieeiierH free of extra charge. 1 will meet, parties at any rail•oad station with through tickets in<l baggage checks. For full informatioii, map* a id lesrrip "ive pamphlet's of tke West write to or ca ll on B. K. Nkwi,asd. Traveling Passenger Agt.. 19 Patton .\ve., Ashevillc, N. J. ClIAKLTON, G. P. A < hicago. III. E WANT —AN— \ < -jsn It*. '!>(#'.>*»—IW rneraetlo wmkmiHi to stwcwttw md AITLY otu- muterlali f. wc:«vw«ji<MOi solicited* write (to ^vuit i'.utxAS*. ITC.'TT & GO., GifccJnnatl, Ohio. r-jrAaLISHED 1872. yvd a Jcx-L" • Is a chwiu* blend ef frne. high-pad* Chi­ nese Tea. Pat up I* attractive a«d orig­ inal package* and packed In handsomo counter dieptoy be*e* of six pounds *ach (eitkor slae); a oaly add In packages, at a raacooaM* and BUICII lower price to th* consumer than any other package te* on tl>e mark«t of any merit whatever and affords th* dealer a fair profit; Is a thor­ oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ lutely pure, alway* the same ; free froffl DEALERS JUST SAVANNAH. GA. will find th* Five and Ten Cent package* the cheapest and most salable package tea on the market and consumers pr<^ nounce it "the best and most economical.'* Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy to sell and has proved a big success wherever Introduced. We are extremely anxious to haye all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ quest that you Include a few boxes witb your next order to your wholesale housej or order direct of us, we will seo that yoo are supplied. For further Information address THE KIN-GO TEA Co., T PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER ENDORSED BV *• PROF A. L HETZ, P. H. 6, of Mfedlcal Repartmemt Tnlane TJnlvoralty of Loulslans, who, after a oarefal analysis, pronounoes It a pure Cream Tartar Fowvler, which he cheerfully recommends to the public. Kg 4" " ^9 K "-J-i**: .,1 "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"' P URE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. GULF MFG. CO., IIP -* hfc •* ' W ' * •- '•«" NTWO ^ TAM - -4— THE O of BKST Tel enropcA I II the world. unequalt d, and to Introduce our auperior gOi tl* we will aendFRRU to on F. I'RRSON in each locality, as abort Only (ho** who write to na at onee can make snr- of the chance. All you hare to do In return ia to show aur frond* to thoae who call—vour aeiahhon and those around you Th* be""amnina of this advertisement •hows the small end of the tele The following cat ftfres the appearance of it reduced t\ Sofof Ptwmp ftar fncstratod Prlco Lint* The SchBmncber G^nsaatsa MMM r, A Dins about the fiftieth part of its bulk Ft I* a grand, double tire telescope, a* largea* i* easy to carry We will also shnw you how you con make from t-> ^ Nt day at mast, from the start.with­ out experience Hotter write at onre We pa v all eipreaa charres Address, H HALLKTT A < G.. ilo* I'ou n M R r""^ 1^^', •" • • You Want iL Ask Grocer For IL if im MnUf from fit to fiC ' k itm iq-wncrtf ttnd mmv *fk*r * UrtU **toorloncF. W, «n fumfeh / ji» ihe CdTi**ai Mi l«uk jo® « RKK. No *p«ce t» explnm here. I A>mtoU»nn flSI. TKVIM C O.. AU4«kTA, PAPER CURE FOR Tetter, Ground Itch, Itching Piles, Ring Worm and all Itching Sfcln Diseases, iluNEYi A LAKUK EIGHT-PAGE Do you want a reliable paper giving you all the news of the world—a Democratic newspaper that equals the best— has the largest circulation, and lias lor twenty-one years been i pari and factorin thegrowth anddevvelopment of the Old North State? Then suhscrbe for NATURE'S 5 YEARS BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR HAR\'ESC- Ace 011 hand, which will be sold 011 reasonable terms. If we have not got what ,\on want, we will take pleasure in getting any It you hove TETTER, It matl. ra r»(»l hew long H ha* existed, TETTCRINE will as oertalftly oura thing for you in our line. We buy you as you use IL direct from manufacturers nnd can, therefore, give you viry Harmless, Painless and Fragrant MflPlTV Refunded if yon are dissatisfied lilUluC. T tvlkk the results—References— close prices. Ronthern Rank of theSkitc of Oeorfcta, ChatWe have a full line of new liar 1-vm Rank, and National Rank of Savannah. preacher who, in spite of an HENKEL, CIIAIG Jt ( O. Denoir N. C. irritating pomposity of man­ ner, enjoyed a fair degree of popularity, that, havingfore sworn the use of tobacco, he made the announcement to his congregation wbh theutmost gravity as follows: "My ONE DOLLAR respected hearers will excuse me this morning if they ob­ serve that I do not speak Is easily earned by anv one of either sex in nny part of the country, who Is willing to work Indus with my usual coherency; for triously a; the employment which we furnish The labor is light and pleasant, nnd you run no whatever. out so that I have been trying to aban­ risk can give the We tit you trial complete,expense you business a without to yont'elf. For those willing to don the use of tobacco—a fil­ this Is the grandest offer made. d.> ft little work, Yon can work or the evening only. If you are thy practice taught me by all dar, andinhare a few spare hours "at your em­ ployed, dis­ posal, utilise them, and add to your 111 v venerable father, who di­ our business will not interfere at all. Income, You will be on the start at the and ed and went to heaven a by amnxrdyou amass dollar upon rapiditydav inease which dollar. and dav out. Kvt-n beginners are successful from the great many years ago when first hour. Am one can run the business - none fail. You should try nothing else until ywu sr. do nt he aught to have been in bet­ for yourself what von can risked. the btvknes.i which ws offer. No" capital Wi. est are grand workers; nowadays they makt .•+« wucn ter business." Which, if a as men. Tliev should tr this business, .v it is so well adapted to them. and see moral is needed, may be us­ yourself. Address H Write at once .V CO.. ftft JlAI.I.KTT Box ttiiO. Cortland, Mt ed to illustrate the evil effect of totiacco upon a preacher given to personal reference, cm M tin ..S . r YOTll Myr r and to the pernicious use of K*Tl MIXN h e» trr*• WTHi, ih .lh»ir . •% o »•>« 'rt A ny long and involved sentences t« i^rnKh tttoftWuf. We tkirt ynn. N> tbh, Tgji , rr l vol. trm <1* ipiri tto*«Mtold.. «r «U ymr time to Ik* work. I hi t no in pulpit —Ex. •fotirr tlV VHtof* Wtotoflorful I• in rrerr ncikor The Wilmington Messenger CACTERINE WARRAKTEO We wish tocallotten<ioiitoour line of second-hand They are almost good ns new, and persons wishing to buy can secure bargains by e tiling on us. We have a big lot of NKW aroi WILMIKG'TON U f M l O Campaign luirtes: The "Daily Messenger," by i mail, 4 months 011 trial, for 12.00 Co., "'K"'! The weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger," (the largest and best paper in the State) 0 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 MESSEXOEU. Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. Drpotltcrtss; 34-1-2 W.AlnLttina fil., AtUnla. Oa. 610^b«llr Building, Omaha. Nab. 4:% It. NroaMway. Loulavlllo, Kf. MBBUHI - I in A POSTAL CARD addressed to us' ^xrlll Wi„r yon by return mall a eopv of our .. M an unl, explaining the treatmeatia fall. Bend - for if 7»ic p;ixe healthi 'ii f ho Faotory. Eiistlue Itunm. Machine Sliop, .'linolirm' isn't fotufecs* Shop*, nnd any W'.'.e fitly ».n#!'i! »>r clot Ilea are used, 'ti-yoyi.r ckninrte<lit« 'i . " U to lie the beat tiling for Ui« jojrp.-so ever inraateil. A ONOBL ATTENTION, BUYERS!! |ROYAE S. M. CO., Mford. III. i I Buggies, Carts, wagons, Hacks, Harness Etc, The Prideofthe North na PreHH." Do you want to aid iu huildiug up a paper that shall refle -t the greatest credit on North Parole M na, no matter where it may be seen ? Then patronize XYOXH U the Ilf# giving #1- J i_a ement of air aad water| without 2 it there oan b« ne life. SPECIFIC "J OXYOEW ia as speoial medigst- j ed Oxyyen treatmeat for diseao- — ee of the nose, ^ throat and lunge — The inhslatione 2 contain Oermi- s oides and Disia- 2 feotaats, in ad- s ditiontethe beet 4 known speeiflee 3 for these die~ aases,carrying the remedy by inhalation rieht to s the seat or the dieease, making it a POSITIVE ~ lliJKE. Separate Speoifica ueed in Catarrh aad — Hay-Fever. Not a patent medioine. Physloiaas ~ prescribe it in their practioe. •aiM v. Ui . t.'.r» u - NE WS \* A "BREATH OF LIFE."! .HFR/ i :5,"b fSPEM OXYGEN •PH , A COMBI.ETE PEH OVERMANS | CxaaJiw THE ROY ArL for points of ^ excellence, aisi yrc buy no alitor. ness—Collars, "bridles, etc.—ev­ erything in the harness line. Can beat the world 011 prices. 8*^ We will take in exchange, Lokt His Pipo an Popularity horses, mules, and also good bee It is 1 elated of a Methodist cattle. Give us a call. Raleigh Christian Advoeat": At the banquet given to the edilorsut New I- TT . N.' ... t the recent Press Convention no wine was served. This is to be highly commended We are glad that the cultured ed itors of the State have set such a fine example and we hope the day is not far dis­ The Philadelphia T i rn e s tant when th -^rvlec of wine •el!n this story of Dr. Adams, and all other in Qxicantsata of New York. A small girl C-EU-OLOSmG AN »». *IAE a fonle, or children who want build ing op. should tr.ke FtnOTVN'A IKOX aiTTKHS. T* l'« pihnsant to t i e, eurxs Malatia. Indl i.l,touiav*sand LiverCoiupia'-juLs. OATOAU, nni TraAs Not ohtftlnM. nnd all Fatrat Vnalivaca E <3*»d«ct»<J tar M »D <cnl* F MO. Onr OWt# fo U 9. Fafoni O^Sae. ACFI *« r«R. a#MFA watrot lis I»M LUM * too— ra«"ta frnn WaaklBglaeL TOO4a?. 4rnwtnc <-r »>>«*•., vrf.S inacds (dou. V ? Ml via*, if pntcninbfe or n*t, Na (rf Oar U* *ot d«a till MFont ia nwiad. A rtwpkfot, "*®w N Ola Lata ratimta," wlto r.;nM* ofactaal di*nt« to r«ur State, naaiy, tnwn, teat frac. lUrw, aknret. or C.A.GfJSOW&OCI. Opposite Patent WHefi. WaptoVnjton, 0. Ik. t J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 36 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0525_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: May 25, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-05-25 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/4842f1770acfaceac9498e3c880f5ea5.pdf 733a55bc33012c73a040af46f1f05823 PDF Text Text VOL 5 BOONE, COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, L E T T E B . s t a t e s a s he is by those from They Have Redi rected Virginia Dare. What is there, which pos­ his own s t a t e he would prob­ From our Regular Correspondent. ably secure the prize. There sesses such influence over the W . B. C0UNC1LL, J u . ATTORNEY AT LAY. President Cleveland ardent a r e a score of candidates the feelings as the work of from other sections, but it t h e h e a v e n - b o r n a r t i s t ? Boone, N. (>. l.y believes in maintniningthe dignity which which he thinks has leaked out that Presi­ Whether painting or sculp­ dent Cleveland has been en­ ture, it bends the mind t o W. B. COUNC1LL, M.I). belongs t o the President of quiring a b o u t men wno a r e the illustrious, as if by the the United States, and in ac­ Boone, N. C. cordance w ith t h a t belief he not candidates a t all. and witchery of enchantment, and Resident Physician. Office t h a t h a s prevented the friends surrounds it spell-bound with o n K i n g Street n o r t h of P o s t declined most positively t o of a n y of them feeling over­ any ileal creation, at its agree t o the suggestion of the Office. S p a n i s h m i n i s t e r t h a t h e confident. The term of tlie pleasure. In the service of should folllw European eti present public printer expir­ virtue it becomes a salutary Dli. L. C. BEEVES. incentive to all that is lovely qnett ' and return in person ed on the 1 3 t h inst. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON If there a r e a n y sinecures and exalting; and though its the official visit which t h e Cff.ce at Residence. attached t o t h e Washington delights are of the most ex­ Boone, N. ('. Spanish Infanta paid him on S a t u r d a y . Americanetiquett Navy Yard, which is in reali­ quisite character, they are is good enough for him and t y no longer a Navy Yard, never found to tire. Uprisen L . I). LOWE, also for the Infanta Etilalie, hut a gun shop, they have these words on a visit to the if her smiling and hands >me g o t t o go. Secretary Her­ home of Virginia Dare. We face is a n index of her feel­ bert h a s requested the com- need not say the reference is -ANDings. The Infanta was met mandent t o report a t once to Mrs. George Kilder a n d a t t h e depot bv Secretary whether any position o r posi Mrs. Robert Cotton, discov­ N O T A 11 y r u n u c , iresham, who a s the Presi tions now filled can he dis ering the marble of such exBAN NEB'S E L K . N. C: dent's personal representa­ penned with, a n d whether any quiste beauty so full of life tive welcomed the nation's person now employed is in­ that it seems as if the fire of gues« and her p a i t v and con­ competent o r inefficient from Pometheus had been applied, duct*! them under escort of any cause whatever. A sim­ and she would spesk to those A 1 1O l i S L Y A 7 J / A \ v , two troops of II. S. Caval­ ilar request will probably be two noble ladies whohave so MARION, - — N • C ry t o the elegant quarter* made of the coinmnndentsnt gracefully and overflowingly which had been prepared for all the govern met navy yards filled the task allotted to them. Mrs. Cleveland and the There is t o be a big dis­ them for the welfare and 'ion Will practice in the courts ocharge a t the end of the pres­ or of North Carolina, at the Wuhiugn. AHhe, Mitchell, McDow- c a b i n e t l a d i e s r e t u r n e d t h e M1 and nil other counties in the call which t h e Infanta n n d ent. fiscal year from the Gen­ greatest of all expositions, .vostrrn listrict larSpeciul ntten her p a r t y paid t o the White eral Land Office, owing t o and give the fullest history tien given to the collection of House, and to-morrow even the cut made in the.nppropri of the first horn off spring of claims, "-fr* ing the President and Mrs. a lion by Congress. S i x t.v English parents on this wes­ NOTICE. Cleveland will give a S t a t e eight clerks in the classified tern world. Hotel Properly toi Suit. After the depths of three dinner a t the White Hoiisein service and thirty-nine spec­ ial agents will sever theircon centuries thus by LouiseLan On account of fulling health her lienor, which will proba­ of mvscll and wife, 1 oiler for.safa nection with Uncle Sam's der was re-created Virginia my hotel project v it! the town of bly he Mr*. Cleveland's last Dare. And how can any one Bonne. North CaroJiua, and will public appearance until af­ business on the 30th of June, •irll low for '-."SHII mvl make tcrtlis t e r t h e i n t e r e s t i n g e v e n t unless they can before t h a t define the gratification com­ * suit the buy- r, and will uike time get transferred t o some municated l>y such a speci­ rc.tl o,* |>crso*»i) projierty in ex- which is expected in July. Tiiis week Prbtcc* Eulalie will other branch of thescrvice. In men of art? chhuil*. Apply soon. Being in Washington re­ W. L. B RYAN. go t o New York, ami from order t o avoid the pressure by the friends of the clerks in cently, with His Excellency, there dio-ct t o the World's Sol ire. t h a t bureau it has been deci­ Governor Carr, through his F o r sale. hot) to res of land. Fair. The Infanta comes t o o n Rich Mountain, A a t a u g n j Kmerica a s t h e p» rsonal and ded t h a t tin dismissals shall courtesy we visited together County, oil which fa asbestos, official representative of the be made solely on the rec­ Miss Lander. He had been es peciall.v commissioned to do a n d tine land for sheep ranch. QU«H»II Regent of Spain, who ords of t h e clerks. Sales private. L. 1). Lowe & Secretary Herbert has de­ so, relative to her statue of J. T . Furgerson, E x tra, of was invited by Congress t o prived tiie Nicarauga Canal Virginia Dare, by the North Mrs. A. P . Calloway, deed. visit t h e United Slates da­ Co. of its chief engineer bv or Carolina Lad.v Managers of Banner Elk. Nov. 1 ~ DO . ring the Columbian Exposi­ during Civil Engineer Meno- the World's Columbian Ex­ tion. The Infanta apparoniSOI K K. 1 r has none of the top-hftical cal, who has been working position. They had been con­ P a r t i e s p u t t i n g papers ill for the Canal Co. for a b o u t ferring with Miss Lander on mv hand for execution will notions which the Spanish four years, t o return t o du­ the subject, and were using please ndvatice the tees with minister has s o industriously every means to obtain this t h e paper* Mini they will re­ neen trying for several week** ty. ceive pro m p t attention, other to make Washington people The demand for gold for specimen of art for our own 1 wise they >n i 11 he returned believe were inoperable from export ha*again brought th State. Beaching the artist's not executed for t h e want of gold reserve fund very near residence a stormy afternoon, fees. I). F. BAIRD SHFF. Spanish royalty. On tlieeon- t o the $100,000,000 mark, not too much so, however, t r a r y she appears t o he a for the lovely circles of flow­ L . L . GREENE, A CO., very sensible little woman, h»it no uneasiness is felt b t > Secretary Carlisle a s offers of ers to attract constantly the and slm distinctly s a y s that REAL ESTATE AG'TS. she wishes TO be entertained gold a r e still freely coming attention of the Governor as one wheeled rapidly by them, 'tOOSL, A 7 . ( . in American style. She met in. After considering t h e mat­ we were met very courteous­ many old friends here, a m o n g Will giv° special attention ter from every point of view ly and cordially. The object t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale t hem Rev. Dr. Cut ry, who was the cabinet came t o the con­ of the visit was announced. of Real E s t a t e in W. N. C. minister t o Spain during the clusion t h a t the best thing Possess^ Fof natural ease of T h o s e he r i n g farms, timber first Cleveland administra­ a n d inineial lands for sale, tion, and his estimable wife the government cotlld d o in manners, cheetfulness in con­ will d o well t o call on said Co. whom the Princess met with c o n n e c t i o n w i t h t h e v e x e d versation, a captivating dis­ position a n d a frankness a t Boone. a n affectionate kiss on each Chinese question is t o devote L . L . G R E E / i & C O . cheek, a s is the custom in the money now on hand and that could not.be mistaken, March 16, 1898. Miss Lander won the most Spain a m o n g relatives and t h a t t o become available J il­ ly 1 s t , t o strictly enforcing exalted esteem of her visitors close friends. NOTICE. at once. She began in a most " I t seems a little queer," the provisions of the act of T h e laws of the S t a t e re­ 1884, leaving Congress t o charming way to describe the quire all weights and meas­ said one of a gr oup of demo­ creation of "My Virginia'" as ures t o be sealed, a n d 1 here­ c r a t s who weredisrussitig t h e say what is t o he done with she termed the statue. "Ob­ by notify t h e people t h a t 1 appiontment of a new public the Geary act. serving I was in London and a m prepared t o d o such work. printer, which is now daily A 3ijf IHaino Monument. You will find me in Boone a t seeing there relics of the 'Col­ t h e residence of D. B. Dough­ looked for, " t h a t the South It is proposed t o set up the onies,' the idea flashed across has only put forward one can h i g monolith quarried a t erty. J. II. COOK, my mind that I could re-cre­ didate for t h i s , position, Printice, Wis., a s a monu­ S t a n d a r d Keeper. ate Virginia Dare. I went to which is, in my estimation, ment t o J a m e s G. Blaine. It FOR SALE! Home and there began the the most, important place he- is the biggest stone ever q liar I n t h e town of Boone, acorn statue, which, in due time, fortnble dwelling house with low t h e cabinet under the ricd, I t is 1 1 5 feet long, 10 and 6 r o o m s and live fire places, government, and which has feet square a t the t base top, was cut in marble. The effort four fact square a the was to represent Virginia with nine acres of land, good never, I believe, been filled by a n d is 4 6 feet longer t h a n coining out of a bath, and on spring, some apple. pea«-h and a Southern m a n . " It isqueer Cleopatra's nedle. It c o st chestnut trees,situated some the edge of the shore turning but it is a fact, and if Mr. J . $12,000 t o cut it Put of its 4 3 0 0 y a r d s from Main street. P . Murphy, of Knoxville Ten bed, and it would "ost $22,- looking dreamily over the I t is a desiiable private resi­ sea for other lands. A fish d e n t . The place will he sold nessee, t h e sole Southern can 0 0 0 t o t r a n s p o r t it t o the World's Fair. There is some net is gracefully worked part cheap o n terms t o suit the didate, [Where is Broughton purchaser. F o r further par­ and Harrell, of North Caroli- doubt, however, a b o u t i t s e v ly around her. The statue er getting t o Chicago, a s the ticulars apply t o I . W. Thorn finished was sent to Palos, na? — DEMOCRART ] was a s expense of transportation a s , Hibriten, N. C\, o r W. B. Spain, from where it w a s strongly hocked by Congress­ would be so great.—.dinneap Council!, Boone, N. C. shipped to Boston. Unluckmen from the other southern olis Journal. 1VN0ISS3A0UJ Attorney at Law j. P30RPHKW. " -*<>)- WASHINGTON WATAUGA JUNE, 1, 1893, NO. = :i7. ilv the vessel was wrecked on pery, form and position to the coast of Spain with ma­ be whirled round and round, ny other works of art. My so arranged as to appear in Virginia was insured for ono endless flight in space. In an­ thousand dollars. Finally I swer to the question whether was told, perhaps a year af­ the brush was ever used as terward, that I must takein- well as the chisel, left fingers surance. My grief can he im­ pointed to pictures on I h e agined at the supposed final wall, whi?h were then exam­ loss of Virginia. These dates ined. The knowledge which are not remembered. 1 could Miss Lander passesses is cer­ not give them correctly with­ tainly from the inspiration out examining my papers. It of natural genius. It must must have been about 1855.' be inborn; it could not be of She continued: Theie tan law er vise. About to leave, after in Spain which prohibits the a most entertaining and,[in­ shipment of any cast away st motive hour, two photo­ articles on the coast, except, graphs were presented of Vir direct to the place first desig­ ginia Dare, from the statue nated. Thus, as before said, by Miss Lander, which could I thought Virginia gone from not have been placed in hands me, if safe on shore. But for­ more reluc tantly to be sur­ tunately there were such a rendered. quantity of works of art for The height of the original Boston, with Virginia, a ves­ statue is five feet, four inches. sel was sent for them, thus M i s s D i c k e n s w r i t e s o f h e r she reached this country; the great father that he would condition of the contents ol become so involved in his own the box unknown. Virginia characters as to be percept i­ had been sold once by me for bly affected by them. Miss $5,000, the highest price then Lander's attachment to Vir­ paid for such a work of art, ginia Dare nears that of ho hut in consequence of the pur affection of a mother for her chaser's inability to meet pay c h i l d . I t i s t h e j o y o f h e 1 ments due, Virginia came heart. Itwhouldbe.—J. >. back into my possession. In in News and Observer. Boston in a box, with my Vir ginia standing on her head, An Incident of the Frenldcnthi Rec< tlon. I was offered it foi three hun­ Near the end of the lino o! dred dollars. With head off callers came a poor woman* or head on I must pay the whose pinched face and shab­ amount. Finally I concluded by clothes indicated that she to risk it, and my joy can be was in distress. As she ap­ imagined when I discovered proached the President took Viiginin to be safe. Miss Lnn her hand and gave it a cor­ der now read some extracts dial shake, and her counte­ extolling the statue, by our nance lighted up with a ray most eminent writers. Con­ of hope that the request she tinuing again, Virginia had was about to make might be seemingly miraculously twice granted. Instead of passing escaped destruction b.y fire. on us the other visitors had We have followed MissLan done she paused in front of der's history of the statue as the President, and,still hold­ closly as possible and it real­ ing his hand, made a pitiful ly appears as will be shown appeal for his assistancs in presently, there is Divine in­ securing an appointment for terposition to get Virginia herself. A look of trouble Dare to this State. passed over the President's Governor Carr now asked face as he bent low to catch Miss Lander if she could be the faltering words of t li o induced to allow the statue poor woman who endeavor­ to go to Chicago. 8he said ed to tell her story without she could not, giving several b e t r a y i n g h e r s e c r e t t o t h e reasons why not. Then the large crowd standing near. interior of the Governor's Several times the President mansion was described to her shook his head negatively, and the request made that but the woman still clung to she would allow it to he set hi* hand. Then lie told her u p t h e r e , p r o m i s i n g t h a t as gen I ly as he could that when the Legislature conven she should state her case at ed to lis** his efforts for the some oiher time and p! purchase, but he could not and withdrew his hand froi positivei.y promise it. hers. It was a pathetic sc- s Tin ib ol no is now in N. Y., and tin' President seemed rt but not on exhibition, being licved when the public recep­ boxed for hasty removal a s tion was over.— Washington Kecinily against fire. I t s esti­ Special to N. Y. Sun. mated yalue is $3,000. Miss Lander stated t h a t The Great Southern Remedy. she expected to attend the People should n o t be de­ Exposition, and could not ceived into paying money for until early autumn under her trashy mixtures got t-eu up to own supervision comply with sell. Botanic Blood BaIm,fB. It. B.) which has been made the Governor's request, when in Atlanta for the paat fif­ she would do so, as she felt teen years, never fails t o give Virginia ought to lie in N. C. satisfaction as a superior Now we are shown some of building up tonic and blood her works of high merit, and purifier. It is made from the among them is the marble prescription of an eminent physician. The bottle is large bust of her own father, with and the doses small. S • featurs so resembling her own . their advertisements;!?!'' iv Governor Carr and the wri­ that irhich iw thorough.' ter simultaneously observed domed by thousands of g e fill patients whom it has the facL ed. A trial bo file w A little gem was held up to its merits. the light, worked with the voire iicK Acnnfi, head of a pin. It was a cir­ Of you rv all worn tout, really go*-' t— ar^ Ip it is general rtebilfty. Tr. cle eight inches in diameter. nito IllOIf HITTEF cleanee your In this was a figure with dra It will ouro you, good appetite.liver, t. £ a �1 ... - — SUBSCRIPTION RATE S —We called to see Major James Brown and family the other d a y while in Johnson Co., and found the Maj. suf­ fering intensely with a can­ cer. Dr. Folsom, his physi­ cian, tells him t h a t he can relieve him of the trouble. Foolishness Y». Common Sense. we will frown and say t h a t we never had anv chance t o arc , COM'till luhcsspf tho into cir,r tjf. i.l GOHOR RHtP A.-tudGLF »- f r , ' >4. K ™ .... 11 ii'r R. jri-'-tji ' . 'i-v ruem • . ^ . I t used t o be t h a t a fellow he educated and t h a t we had b ' :*opy 1 year $1.00 HOOD could g o t o see his girl with­ t o work vvlien we were hoys. " G months J30 out a n y special comment or, Farming will then be a sci­ " 3 months 35 a t least, flume wouldn't be ence, and it will be more hon­ ADVERTISING RATES. much said only what he'd orable, 1 hope, t h a n it is to­ 1 inch 1 week $ .75 tell himself, for he was the one day. The man who manages 1 " 1 month 1.75 1 " 3 " 3.00 —J. S. Williams has "been who was anxious t o talk on his farm will be more highly 1 " 6 " 5.00 the nubject, telling of his nar­ appreciated than a t present. 1 " 1 year 7.00 appointed townmaishal a n d row risks and g r e a t adven­ It is now believed t h a t the 1 column 1 week 9.00 he is being assisted bv Wal­ 1 " 1 month 13.50 ter Councill, who will 'ketch* tures. But now in these mod­ time will come when the far­ 1 " 3 " 25.00 ern times let a youngster g e t mer may have a chance t o 1 " 6 " 37.50 a h o g t v e i y time. Hope he on his father's horse with his g e t a n a p p o i n t m e n t i n t h e 1 " 1 year 50 00 will d o his duty well, a n d IVe"will spin i t for ten centafpor pound, o r make it into t h a t our streets will he kept uncle J o h n ' s new saddle a n d Civil Servicedepartment. Of goods if you prefer! We have a large and varied line of our red blanket and s t a r t off t o course a lawyer would d o Entered a t t h e Postofficeat clear of stock this summer. own goods, and also of see the lass t h a t looked across better, but it is hard t o get Boone, N. 0., a s second-class —Mrs. W. C. Coff-y is still mail m a t t e r . the church t o see his huge one t o t a k e a n office, espec­ suffering and does n o t im- pair of leggins 011 a hot sum­ ially when his practice is si/ pi ove a s rapidly a s her ma­ LOCAL NEWS. mer day, and see it it doesn't heavy. Farmers, take cour­ WHICH WE WILL S E L L TO YOU.VEH Y LOW. ny friends hoped she would. give ample room for all t h e age, for a man who is too la­ T o parties who will gather loads of wool in 'their neigh­ —Seethe professional card Much sympathy and anxiety jealous-hearted peoplein the zy t o work can never he tir­ borhoods a n d bring t o us, we will offer special inducements of l)rs. Butlerand Blackburn. are manifested for her. and it community t o talk. And I he- ed enough t o enjoy pleasant and we h o p e T HIS YEAR t o trade with every wool-grower in is sincerely hoped by all t h a t lie ve t h a t she who has a viv­ sleep and the warm rains t h a t . —The small grain crops a r e she may soon recover from id imagination could write a visit y o u r fresh hoed corn WATAUGA COUNTY. looking better now than last her illness. Our a g e n t will soon call t o see .you with samples of our novel on such a trip t h a t ma­ bears no glad tidings t o himyear. The man who makes a good goods, a n d we hope you will give him y o u r orders. —All admit t h a t the men ny of the town girls would —Mrs. Dr. Co unci 11 returned 7 hanking you for past fa VOKS we are truly yours, e r pressure in Watauga is the sit till 1 2 o'clock a t night t o living a t home is a king un­ Teusday from an extended vis hardest e**er known. No one read when her mother thinks der his own roof. He happi­ THE ELKIN WOOLLEN MILLS. i t t o Elk Pai k. seems t o have any, but t h e she is in bed. Novel reading ly rules his own affairs and April 13, 1893. —T. J . Coffey & Bro. want a d v a n t a g e we people have is is a necessary evil while cour­ never think t o ask, hut even all the fresh butter you can t h a t we can d o with less mon ting is a luxury. However, believes t h a t the metropolis furnish them. ey than most people. A man they both run close together, of his county is the capital of in Watauga o u t of debt does yet they a r e n o t insep<ruble, the world. Knowledge a n d —Dr. L. C. Reeves, wife and little daughter, Ruth, are on not care for hard times. for many ha ve courted t o a contentment never travel the a visit t o Alleghany county. —The report is current in g r e a t a d v a n t a g e whojnever same road. The boy who in­ —Prof. I). 1). Doughrrty is Watauga t h a t Itoby Moody, spent their sleeping hourri rea­ tends t o be a sage in his old 1 owe a lot of money and for the next thirty d a y s you a t home for a weeks v i s i l while on his way t o Butler, ding foolish novels. 1 here days has b u t little time t o can buy goods a wful cheap for BASH. Now is the time from Holly Spring College. Tenn., some days since, scar­ may be some excuse for cour­ keep t h e tally stick for t, h e t o secure some rare bargains in spring goods. ting, b u t who can furnish one idle boys who pitch h o r s e —Attorney W. B. Council I ed a negro so badly t h a t he I have the largest lot of fine and coarse shoes of any­ for reading a. trashy novel? shoes in the mill yard on Sun has returned from his courts died aim >st immediately. I t Courting leads t o marriage, day evenings. The man who body—men's and women's. Also a lot of clothing at low rates. Men's and boy's h a t s d i r t cheap. Ladies' finedress i n t h e w e s t e r n p a i t o f t h e is needless for us t o say t h a t this is * ruse, for negroes arc- and marriage is a marvelous intends t o be rich must al­ goods low. Ladies' untrimmed hats low down. All kinds State. not s o easily scared a s all of affair. It sweeps like a cy­ ways look o u t for himself, of shelf hardware cheap I keep all repairs for t h e Farm­ —J. F . Spainhour is atten­ t h a t . clone through every vicinity, and sell all the cigarettes pos er's Friend plow. You will find a good lino of groceries on hand, sugar, ding Wake Forest commence K/ and spares not even the cit­ Bible t o the juveniles which —Borne days since Center burn their very lives away. coffee, soda, white fish, etc., etc. Everybody come and get meat. He is booked for a n ies and towns. I t causes ma Younee, while 1 mining a saw But t o he happy,you must goods while they a r e cheap. address. tiy a poor dude t o get a nice TFFLTNO GOODS SOLD ON T I M E . mill in Johnson County, was —.Ice Winkler s a y s that seriously h u r t . „The saw was supper who never could have n o t only marry a woman I must again request evervboby who a r e due me to the indications now are t h a t running a t full speed a « d gotten it a n y other way. The t h a t you love, but one who come and pay their accounts and save cost. I want your he will be forced t o " b a t c h " caught a loose plank a n d X roads merchant delights loves you. Next t r y for a trade and will d o you right every time, and will highly ap­ t o hear of a wedding, for he pension, a s t o you having preciate the same. I will just say here, that I want all the for some t irae yet. threw it against him striking knows he can sell all of his been in the war will have b u t roots and herbs there is in the mountains this season. Bo, —T. V. IIenkie passed hack him on the side. Reports say 'ast year butter anil u lot of little t o d o with t h a t . After remember me. through this wn-k w h b a fine 1 list Mr. Younee isdoingwell Yours Anxious to dense. his new dishes. And then mar­ you have kiucceeded in this, drove of hordes for their live- and will recover. riage is contagious for it runs then live a t your ease, spend WILL W. HOLSCLAW. ery a t Lenoir. your money free, and a s far through a neighborhood like Trusts au Coiiibinatloi s T M 1 I •ir— m •rsmnsiM — L S. Mast and wife have a s it will g o pay y o u r money Are u n p o p u l a r , hut there is one wild fire, educating the chil­ b o t h somew hat improved, form of trust against which no dren and paying the preach­ on your debts. raooKurr, eSTABUSMXD tas -5. and we hope tasee them soon one has anything to say. That er. It t a k e s money t o buy Any one finding a subject able t o be a m o n g us a s of is t h e trust which t h e public re­ license which goes into the t o this epistle will be reward­ poses in Hood's Sursaprilla, and •ore. ed with a free sample copy the best ol it is the trust is fully free school funds. He who of Nonsense, price 2 5 cts. —Mr. M. B. Blackburn h a s justified by the merit otthe med­ doesn't hand the preacher his I ?a S-, 178 liay -irooi, KfiOSCVl UJS, TKSW? FISH HOOK. again resumed work on his icine. For, remember, Hood's well earned fees is meaner Bursaparilla cures. HARDWASL 'iS. than a man who speaks ill t o property in tow n, and when Hood's Pills are purely vegeta­ his dear wife who has loved Cutlery , Axes, Li/ills. Lc k •>, Hf r.gos, To©tf s Mora* ( V i t is completed will be very ble, an I do not purge, pain or Liule b/hoes, &c , Ac. and pra.\ed for him for years handsome indeed. gripe. Bold by all druggists. AGRICULTURAL 8l&PLEW!E!OT8. t o s a y nothing of her untir­ Gon'iiine OJiverChiHid Ptows, S yracu*wr f-fdls'itfe —E. S. Coff-v. Misses Car­ Bro wn's Double Shovol Plows, C1<*er W His. Straw Ou*ing kindness in trying t o hu­ The Odd Fellows' Orphan's rie Bryan, Maggie Coffey and tera. Lawn Mowers. Corn Shell© rs, Hay Tories,Scythes, Cr adle and Snatbs. Ba. bed Wlr a, &c- 4 dt c. Annie Parks, attended t h e Home in Goldsboro has 2 5 mor him in all his eccentric ways But, really, I intend­ CONT RACTORS SUPPLIES. Decoration day of the Gratal inmates. ed t o speak of olden times, Dynamite, Blasting Powder, St* -el, Iron .iStvovete, Pick*, Army a t Butler, Pent). Mattocks, Sen; pore, Sledge and Drill Ha rnrners, Bfetotefor old people always love t o smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, &o. —The citizens of Valle Cru- Found—the reason for the great talk about what they used popularity of Hood's BarsapaA M ftlUNETIOft, S P O R T I N G G O O D & cis are preparing t o build a rilla—simply this: Hood's cures. t o do. Everybody k n o \v s Parker's Shot Guns, rtemingtc n, r and Enrrlwh m a g n i f i c e n t c h u r c h o n t h e Be sure to get Hood's. hot Guns, Winchester and Coirs 'Rifles, Loaded they didlots. But now did hells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead , Fish Hooks ar»d Unes. site w here t h e old Methodist y;>_ s. j.-.A Fishing Rods, &c. you ever see n n a n but who church now stands. TWENTY five thousand peo­ was very lobiist in his young ZTrs. A. A. WilUame SPECIALTIES. Lynn, Mass. ple reeently celebrated t h e o- d a y s ? T h a t is*, he could lift —J.M.Dougherty and I) Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubb er and Leather Bolting, Circular Saws, Window Glass, Flre-pr.>of Safes, Wl-re B. Mast passed through this pening of navigation of Trin­ more a t a log rolling than For tt.9 Gesd of Others Screen Doors and Window Fra mes, Pa'por Bogs, &o. week on their way t o Cataw­ ity River t o Dallas, Texas. any of his neghbors, a 11 d Rev. Mr. 7vv.£tam8 Heartily En- EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. dortr>'» Hood'* Sarsapartlla. ba county t o look after so me could jump farther on a moon Buggie3, Ph£ctons. Carriages, Spring V Vacons, Moun­ We aft pleased to present this from tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wagons, Two Wheel Carts. THE World's F a i r commis­ shiny night than a n y / > t h e r Rev. A. A. Williams, of the Sillsbee gold propei t y . Sond for Catalogue and prices. sioners a r e jubilant over the fellow on the ground. E \ - .str.et Christian Church, Lynn, Mass.: —Read the town ordinan­ " I at e no reason why a clergyman, more than Special attention given to order© by mall, We respecta layman, who knows whereol lie speaks, ces t o be found on the fourth receipts, which a r e about erybod.v used to a s be g r e a t should hes ltato to approve an fully eolicit your patronage. page of this paper. They a r e 110,000 per d a y, $5,000 in their estimation a s a hoy ArticJ© of l\?orlt with his first striped breech­ and worth, from w!i?> h he cr his family have W. W. WOODRUFF & .CO. a good code, and the author­ more t h a n expenses. been signally bcncfltu*.!, ruid whoso commenda­ es. Oh! now how changed. tion may serve to A.-, lend those benefits to 176 & 178 Cay Street, ities say they must Unenforc­ KliOXVi LLE, TEmi. others by Increasing tiifeir conftdenee. My wife THE last session of the Do­ We are living in a late day, has for many yuai 9ocen a sufferer from severe ed t o the letter this year. Nervous Headache minion Parliament of ('ana- and t i tn e i t sel f a ccoi ding r o for which she llttlfi holp. Sho —We received t o o late for da passed the old cuifevr law. some will soon have passed many tliiriRS found promised well lias tried that hut per little. Last fall a Hlend insertion in this issue, an ar­ A t 9 O ' C I O C K a t n i g h t t h e away, and o u r existence will formedHood's Sarsaparllla. It gave her a bot­ tle of seems surpris­ X ing what simply one Lottie cou'.d and dia ticle of much interest from hells a r e rung, which means then be a t a n end. Can this for her. The ottAcks of headache decreaseddo SO, EV ERY-ONE should save nil they' can a n d YOIJ in number and v,ere less should begin by buying your the Rev. E. F . Jones, who is for all persons under seven­ be true? Time is the only sity, while her perioral violent In their Inten­ health lias been Im­ proved. Her appetite also been better. now in Woodland, Cal. He teen years ot age t o get t o solution of the problem. I be­ From our experience with Hood's Sarsaparil!a is well pleased with the west. iheir homes o r be imprison­ lieve young men, t h a t when And not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for $50 or $G0 I have no hesitation in endorsing it« merit*." A. A. WILLIAMS. I will sell you as good for $25. Machine needles that "will fit any, —Hon Kerr Craig, of Salis­ ed. we get old we can tell great machine, a t 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. I have a good stoc^' bury, h a s been appointed t al cs co ncer n i n g our boy 11 ood HOOD'8 PILLS a of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 1 5 cts to $1.50 Trout, flies GO cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per Third Assistant Postmaster Dr. J..C* Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. days. A 'possum hunt fifty , Notice. A(l1ninistrat^ix 7Aonville, N. C. Trade, Tenn. dozen, sent by mail. Netting for Heins, and seins of any length General, chiefly through the years from now will sound The undersigned having quali­ complete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail. influence of Senator Ransom. Butler & Blackburn, more romantic than a bear fied as administratrix on the es­ Do not fail to write tor in ires. Respectfully, The office is worth $4,000 hunt does to-day. These d a y s tate of C M. Hodgts, ded, hereby per year. will some time be called the notifies all person owing said es­ tate to come forward and make May 2 1 , 9 1 . KNOX 7E.VN. primeval days, and we will settlements within 12 months, —We a r e informed t h a t Calls promtly attended be. the old ignorant people and all persons holding claims Messrs. r o x and Blair on the a t all hours. m strength of some stock trades who will s a y "fetch them there against the same are notified t o June 1 , '93. present their claims dnlv authen­ recently made, will, in t h e shoes here," and then the or­ ticated by law, or this notice will near future, enter the mer­ suiiscni ax to the democra t. si yeah. dinary school hoy will step be plead cantile business a t Blowing tGTOne dollar pays for the' n . j M t l ( j display his talents by This Mayin bar of their recovery. 15, 1893. Rock Democrat one year. ! offering some criticism when Sot'iiK Hopoi-.s, Vministratrix. TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT For The Democrat. • ni.erabrt.re m ;i 1 ; * WOOL! ~ WOOLS Bring Us Your Wool Ibis Tsar, GENERAL mshhimhm; W, W. WOODRHff § 88. • t THESE ARE HARD TMES SKWINti MACHINES OF ME. arothe best family cathartle, gentle and effective. Physicians & Surgeons. Try bor, Trice j'Vs S. P ANGEL, i u«.X ••'wum * * �TheW atauga Deraoorat CO CC O C CO c o o © c not d o it, and if this course j THE Southern PresbyteriNOTICE. 18 kept u p for the next four a n s in their session a t Ma- : By virtue of Dower of sale con­ year®, the gulf betweenClev »- con, Ga.\ passed a resolution tained in a certain mortgage deed B. B. Dougherty, Editor. land and the American peo-; in reference t o young people's 'executed to me on tlie 10th day R. C. Rivers, Pnblikher of May, 181)2, by Joseph Dishpie will be a s wide and a s societies, b u t asked them t o man and wife, 1 will on the first -()deep a s t h a t between Dives consider carefully t h e follovv- I Monday in July. 1893, at 1 he 7 hursday June 1st, 1893. an i Lazarus in Abraham's ing passages of.Scripturecon 1 court house door in the town of j Boone, proceed to sell to 1 h e bosom. Do you think i t will cerning t h e place of wo- j highest bidder for cash in hand From Baucer Elk, Jf. C. not ? just wait and see. man's work: 1 s t Cor. 14-34: a certain tract of land conveyed to mo by said mortgage, lying Editor Democrat: PHANTOM. and Cor. 11-13. on the waters of Brushy Cork ad in your issue of the 18th joining the lands of F. P. Mast, A SSOCIATE .Justice Walter T. C. MeBride ami others, con ult. >ou penned a short edi­ How a Gronud-Hog Lot Even with Three D ok*. Clark, has taken up the com­ taining 5 3-4 acres more or loss, torial to the President and I a m reliably informed t h a t piling of the Colonial Record and for a more particular de­ cabinet, hut did not go far the following incident actu­ is her by given where Co). Saunders left off. scription referencesaid mortgage enough, drover has commit­ to the record of ally occurred near Shell Creek Co). Saunders put the records in book UD, 'page 187 of t h e ted the foolish act of shut­ Term: Three dogs chased a up t o 1 7 7 0 in the proper con mortgages in the office of the ting the door of the White ground-hog into t h e hollow dition for publication and Register of Deeedsfor Watauga House against his people who county. Said mortgage being giv of a log which Inj on a steep the S t a t e had them .publish­ en to secure the payment of $32. want and are entitled to of­ mountain side. T h e tree had ed a r quite a n expense. and costs, with interest from the fice. He said in an interview fallen lown hill, and the hol­ JOth day of May, 1892, which awith Congressman Oats the mount is due and unpnid. This low, which was in t h e upper A False Report Corrected. other day, that to make too May 25th 1893. end, tapered t o a point about Joel Moody came t o my W . R . MOODY , Mortgagee, many changes in office Was twelve feet from the b r e a k store a n d asked me t o credit Lovill and Fletcher Attvs. for bad politics, and that remo­ that severed the log from the him for nails and other arMortgagee. ving too many the other time s Gimp. 1 he flogs were nil of | t o make a coffin for his was the cause of his defeat by NOTICE. a different size. Guinea was deceused sister, Nancy LnwHarrison; ami further that By virtue of a deed of trust exa small fiee, Drum.was a com dermilk. I said t o Mr. Moo­ "offensive partizenship" did ecu tod to me by A. 1). Cow leu, and inon sized hound and Tige dy t h a t it would ue a poor wife, Amelia Cowles, on t he 8th not constitute cause for re­ was n large cur. Guinea was man who would n o t d o such day of September, 1888; and in moval, or words to that ef­ in front, a n d pursuing t h e for the dead, and also said obedience to a decree of the Su­ fect. Now what have the peo ground-hog into t h e log, im­ t h a t under such a circum­ perior Court of V\h1io c< un bv made at spring term, 1893,1 will pie to expect from such ru­ mediately sk ited down t h e stance t h a t he might have H " l l t o t h e h i g h e s t b i d d e r t h e ling as that? Hf has no hope slick hollow and jammed a- them. About t h a t time Win. lands b longing to the said A. 1). of a re-nomination,and there gainst the prey. Drum fol­ I)anncr, son-iti law of the de­ Cowles ia the counties of Ashe. Wilkes and Watauga, at the fore has shown himself to be lowed Guinea and ^Tige fol­ ceased. was seen approaching following times and placesinsaid more of an autocrat than a lowed Drum, all eager t o g e t my father's s h o p where the counties; democrat. 1 do not believe a shake a t the musty enemy coffin was being made, and At the court house in Jefferson, TPIS NO :vi in crossing the bridge before of t h e bean vine. The hog some one said t h a t m a y b e N. C., on Monday, June the 5th, 1893, the following tracts of land we get to it, but "coming DUG TO DRAW being before am) the large he had brought the needed lying in Ashe county; events cast their shadows hedog behind, the four animals a r t i c l e s . M r . M o o d y t h e n 1 Ht tract—known as the Wiley TRADE! fare." The people want free tapered from the rear to the stepped o u t , and 1 was "not Presnell lauds on (lap creek, a i-()silver and u graded income front like a s h a r p stick, s o afterwards called on by any joining Jacob Setzer, C.J. Cowles and others, con turn tiling 50 atax payable in gold; they al­ t h a t they fit t h e hollow of I .Sa so want, among other things, the log t o perfection. After one for the goods. But the cres. report h a s been circulated far 2nd tract—the Lark in Phillips the ten percent. taxonState the dogs had been missing —oand wide by Mr. Moody him­ hind, on Pine Swamp, adjoining banks of issue repealed. But for three day®, Guinea s mis self t h a t I refused t o credit e. J. CowJes and William Phillips ontaining 20 acres. 1 rom uovv until the first day th<?se three things they will tress got s o uneasy t h a t she him for said goods. Hoping 3rd tract—known as the Hop­ not get under this adminis­ kins land • adjoinining Calvin .1. ol Apiil I will sell my stock a went in search of her pet, a n d tration, for the simple rea­ while prying through t h e t h a t t h e people in general Cowles, Jacob Setzer and others, son that the monev kings do woods where she l a s t heard will read the followingaffida- containing 150 acres. not want them. Will you tell h i m b a r k i n g , s h e p e e p e d vits and convince themselves 4th tract—on the South Fork of Mr. Moody's error o r false ol New River, at the mouth of —ANIL the people why the Secretary cranberry creek, adjoining .fas. though a knot-hole i n t h e l o g hood, T a m respectfully, of the Treasury pays off sil­ and espied hi® brindle hair. Scott, Jacob Setzer and oth« rs, W. V. CALLOWAY. containing some 30 or 40 acres. ver certificates in gold ? Well, She called him by name, b u t 5th tract—the lands purchased that is because thegold-liugs from his pulseless form there S t a t e of North Carolina, from C. M. HUNT, near Philips' At 1 0 per cent, above want it that way, and a gold came n o reply. Sim then took Watauga county. Personal­ Gap on the Blue Ridge. bug President and cubinet c u t her handkerchief a n d ly appeared before me, an ac­ At the court house door in are there to humor them. Do wiped t h e tears from her eyes ting J . P . in a n d for said coun Willcesboro, N. C., on Wednesday you think that is putting it and returned t o convey t h e ty, Timothy Townsend and June 7th, 1893, the following too strong? The reason an sad new® t o the remaining J . M. Porch, who being duly lands lying iu the county ot Wilkes: early extra session of Con- friends of the departed. Her sworn depose and s a y t h a t 1st tract—on the waters *fLew If you uon't think T mean it gTees has not been called, is husband with a few friends they were present when Joel is' Fork, adjoining the old Mar­ come a n d look through my to allow the money kings r e p a i r e d t o t h e p l a c e a n d M o o d y c a l l e d f o r t h e s a i d tin Lipp tract and Hie Joel Fer­ time to make all arrange chopped o u t the mortal re­ goods a t the stor e of W. V. guson tract and others, contain­ ing 42 acres. mentsfor dictating what that mains of the deceased. They Calloway, and t h a t the above 2nd tract—on the South side Congress shall do in a finan­ held a post-mortem examin­ s t a t e m e n t s m a d e b y s a i d of the Blue Ridge, adjoining J. C. I t wont cost yoH one cent if you d o n t purchase. cial way. Have the people ation and decided t h a t t h e Calloway a r e true. Sworn t o Harton. chap Green and others containing 25 acres. \ h a r e a large sG>ck and any reason to export | g r o u n ( ] hog died of compound and subscribed beforemethis 3rd tract on Meadow nranch, from that Congress ? ( ei tain-1 a m j t h a t t h e dogs May 29th, 1 8 9 3 . waters of Lewis' Fork, adjoining want t o get rid of it before c. J. cowles. A. M. church and oth ly not. Wall Street and t h^ reci because thev could spring. JOSERN PHIPPS. J. P. ers containing 50 acres. protected manufacturers w i l l | n o t « . c r a w . f i H h » u p t l l 6 e l i c k . 4th tract— JII the south side -ohave an able lobby there with est of all slick things, a t a n of the nine nidge, adjoining wm. millions behind it. Do you angle of forty five degrees. Blackburn, Joseph CALL AND LOOK! OWE DOLLAR others, containing calloway and doubt the result? Why you 250 acres. S. M. DUO GEH . -o 5th tract—the J.ordon church might select the very best THE New York Sun makes tr STfi f fall Lea lands, on the waters of Lewis' 1 would call y o u r attention man in a n y Congressional U ea*ily earned b? #nv one Of either aex in ;mj Fork, adjoining the lands of c J. district, one with a sufficient the following estimate of the I art of the C 'nntry, who i* willing to work Ini'u- cowles and others,*containing to t h e big cut in prices in my trlou«l* at the employment which we furnish. Inltor is iigh; ami nnd you oo nam bur of blue streaks of'cost of the Civil war in mon- The whatever. We fit pleasant,complete, runthat 100 acres. riik you out so other lires. Oth tract—on the nine nidge, primnive PreHbyterinnisinltaie.v and men: Officers und men you can give therlll0W a trial without expense r „ business IIUYAWS SAY! rs nu MEAN BtJSII!IE CLOTHING CUTTING AFi:AIR AT KLOWIXfi IS0(h! In ord M' t o make room for our large und completestcck —OF— SPRING AN I) SUMM E R G O O l )S W E AH E M A K I X G A D I G CUT II PRICES For the next SIXTY DAYS. Many Goods Will bo So Id for Loss than OOSTOF Manufacture. Call early to serais we can show yon better than we can tell you. Very Respectfully, H . ( . M A R T I . \ Jt C o . Blowing Rock. March 1 s t '93, OVERCOATS LOOK OUT! COST! STOCK near Philips' nap, adjoining the present the appearance of a of the 1 mon armies killed,j T£%SrH?%XSSS£lands of c. N. nnut. lorimundBlack colossal theological sebrnJOO.OOO; died from wounds, b- n and othors, containing 200 bu»inr«* at oil. You will and before he had s e r v e d 35,000; died f r o m disease, ouraniased onwill not interfere rajildfty and ease acres. be the start at the by which you amass dollar npol dollar."day in and arc successful from through his second term in contracted 185,000. T o these d.\v cut. JCver> br;rinner«run the buaiacs» n<the At the con 4 house in noonc, fr<t hour. Any one can >»e fail. Yon should try nothing else ue*i. roe. •... Congress, he would prove him 24,000 who disappeared ma for yourself what yoa can no at f. fca?.»• -• N u. >n c.vturday. JUu» the 10th, which risked. *'• ova » self a full-fledged J u d a s Iscar king 304,000. The actual cm ml we offer. No can'tul tK- • mah- u* -•»>. 1893, the following lands lying workers; nowarays in the county of Watuugn: ftica !'hc\ should i rv tb' oi:eiiw*e, as vt I ,.•> tot to his constituency. That war expenses on t h e Union well adapted to tiirm W Itc at ae.ee see for 1st trod—known ns the Dark UAI.M7TT a CO.. was proven by t h e failure t o s i d e were $3,144,9 < J ,6N\ p u r f l t " Address tl Jiojt FdO, Tortlnnd, X ui'lgc tract on, nccch Mountain, containing 100 acres. pass a free silver bill in t h e 8ince t h e war f 1,431..103,2nd tract—km wn as the Lam­ last Congress. T h e whole peo 5 0 0 have been paid in pen-j bert lands, on (itassy creek, ad­ pie a r e growing morerestless sions. T h e pensions tUisyenr UNIVERSITY OF XORTH CAROLINE joining rieorgo Phillips nnd oth­ and titiCMy day after day on are §146,737,850. _ Instruction in offered in four, ers, containing 20 acres. account of the financial un- QUITE T little controversy -general courses of study, s i x | 3rd tract—in the Deep cap o f certainty of the near future; has arisen between K. G. H a r brief courses, e large number the Mine nidge, containing 30 fi­ eri s. and Grover is going t o krep rell, edit.oi of the North Car- of special courses, a n d in law, 4th tract—on Elk creek (iK>g u^ republicans in 1office when he o l i n a 7 eucher, and ( . D. Mc- medicine a n d engineering, Elk), known as the Carrol lands, " i IV , 1 , 1 r i ' ' | " " liver, president of the Nor- The Faculty includes twenty containing 50 acres. knows, u . .. P e o f \ e mnl and industrial school ufciteachers. Scholarships and thnt^a republican has no Greensboro. Mr. Hnrrell Ac- loan funds a r e available for Said lands to be sold to satisfy more right to an office under cuses Mr. Mclver of Charging! needy y o u n g men of talent various outstanding c 1 n i m h against the said A. 1). cowles and this administration than sn- the school, a s the S t a t e in-j nml character. The next ses- eer.iimj hv said deed of trust. T::R,\|8 OF SALE. tan has to a front seat in the tended it, from a Normal foi sion begins Sept, 1 . For cat-, tbe training of teachers t o a ! ulogne with full information, One fo:r th cash on day ol sale New Jerusalem. But this is female college, in opposition 1 address President Winston, and the balance on a credit of not near all of it. The lack t o twe o t h e r colleges of the!Cliupel Hill, N. C. three month, purchaser giving of adequate reform during S t a t e . b o n <1 with approved security. i Tliiis April the 24th. 1893. this administration will be H O V& RNOR Tillman oLS C Many Persons are car-??. ;K> or hou^bold broken W. H. GEN TRY, TRUSTEE. very (lisnatrons the demo lias ordered 1.050 barrels ot down from overworkBitters Rebuild!*tbe Brown's Iron r iv ii iialr «• t TT |1(]up t h#» nnw luuBystem. elds diRostion. removes excess of bile. eratic party i the ftiture. illsK- T . lull ; 11 li. m l«l\. ana cures malaria. Get the genuine. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS The people want financial re t h e S t a t e gets the profit on i „ cures Dyspepsia, In­ li»f, but tile gold-bugs, with the sale of this whiskey which digestion & Debility. the President a n d cabinet in IS 1 llOUg: »!in«-.a«.iil » 5 0 , - ** 1'UV your BUbscriplion front, will see that they d o 000. ;o: I have just receive! u nice line of Dress Gooda consist­ ing of White a n d Black Kiwbroided S k i r l i n g . A big lot of White Goods, Worsted* and etc. A nice line of ladies' Trimmed a n d Grit rimmed i l ATS Also Trimming*. Tips MIKI Flowf rs for Hare. A mc* lin" of ladies and Gent's Shoes. Big lot,of Tin-ware Glass-ware a n d Qnecns-war?- A good line of Notions. \ big lot of J cams atid ('ottona'len. Just come In 5 0 0 gnlons of GVockeryware. We a r e Agent for Helton Woollen Miils. A big lot of Uloth now on hand. J u s t received a nice lot of SUGAR -o Brown nnd Granulated, and Coffee. A big l o t ( f Hoes, Nails, Horse shoes, Ox shoes etc. No goods sold on time, un­ less secured by mortgage. Recollect t h a t I will sell you good goods and will n o t misrepresent my wares. Come and see my stock whether you buy o r not. RESPECTFULLY, w.L Most Respect hilly, G D. TAYLOR April 27, 93. • » �f he Watauga Democrat A DBMocitATicfamily newspaper devoted to the interest of Ooun ty, State and Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga County. N. C. TOWN ORDINANCES. Green Woods Gang B.okeu Up. and 10 cts. each for hogs, Anthony Comstock has un­ sheep, goats and geese, and and cost for feeding the same. earthed a nest of "green If stock be impounded bv the goods" men at Bridgeport, marshal and not redeemed Con., and seized their plant, within three days, the same which was of the most elaboshall be advertised for ten r a t e and valuable nature. days and sold at public out­ There weie about 500,000 circulars, 25,000 of the frau­ cry to pay fines and costs. X I I . A n y p e r s o n o r p e r ­ dulent newspaper slips telling sons who shall remove, or of the theft of the currency c a u s e t o b e r e m o v e d , a n y plates from theUnited States stock or geese, from the im­ Treasury, and as many en­ pounding lot without first velopes, many addressed and having paid all charges or stamped. There were booKs having obtained leave of the in which the record of all tl e keeper of the impounding lot business which the gang had shall, upon conviction, be fin­ done and had underway was ed not less than $1 nor more f u l l y s h o w n . T h e r e w e r e books in which were kept the than $5. X I I I . I t s h a l l b e u n l a w ­ names of all the gullible far­ ful to^sell spirituous or malt mers who had been robbed, liquors or any intoxicating with the amount of the "rob­ di inks within the corporate bery, the name of the stecrer limits of the town of Boone. who had worked him and the Any person so offending shall manner in which the proceeds upon conviction, be fined $5 of the robbery had been divi­ ded. Pome idea of the busi­ for each offence. X I V . I t s h a l l b e u n l a w ­ ness which the'gunghad been ful to rock or in anv way de- carrying on may be gained face or injure any buildings, | h' ( m the fart that partofthc occupied or unoccupied, or books seized showed t h a t fence within the corporation. since April 1st, 1893, they Any person so offending shall, had robbed countrymen of upon conviction, be fined $1 $40,000.—La ndma rk. and costs for each offence. X V . Any person failingt o pay the fines or costs shall be imprisoned or put to work on the streets of said town v i n 3 3 fkf urPil he works out the value -Jof said fines or costs. : tfuwuufchiy toste-d Worrody X V I. The mayor shall -.00 mTSUYD&EASES, have the right to remit fines • st„9<t.->rd ii i iinrity t-hs been tried, y . i n „ t u m i d w j t nun.. ., lor forty vem.* Ly (•) iii i»i part under certain circum­ U It .i.1'i r.wut HI Ulivt.1 \ iItij; fuOCCrii*used nil ptiynicii.il. w In, 'h»s u •• tain wulc.'i il In roCoiutlit di-d. it stances. ftl tolls u- tii-Uftit from 1L0 flint dose, lor o»*v<-r Aiilek.y i'iuiiii flJtvm..• iy 0/ntt; i thrvllph >ut The above ordinances are rl • mi' liiiei <ifIroni tlie drivlu^ani Knil rt'm xuc ii , hxivi t .• DU i *ny wot)leu MIliver Injurious kIin force and effect after their *v tit or id.VlN. ll Is D'.l tl- : i li.ll cf Icii-THIIIK or supomt" ou. '-'lit thorough k no vletlee ratification. Ratified this the I'lunam.i seimiMind u "li Is fououwl ii|inn o. ni'Wiorn medico) m lenoo. Ji efl'ectuftlly 29th day of May '93. nor .n* slid fnr : -;i"« the blot.i slid brlnus In ii; o i., iIn* suit, i<• . n x snslyslsof .• U with out * r: •»!. nridAIns|r\ 'rural tonfo J. D. COUNCILL , Mayor. I: -ilih wt*i;iorlsui» properties It is absolutely IiiyoisogivingputiUe \\ Jttiii#uu\i kim-eii for all DR. L. (J. REEVES 1 i - rt d to O jc from lcipurv Mid luipontrk rtrc-dy ever his r.'onltiOff M. B. BLACKBURN , > M oiu'a. ls|- •:* olnof!— U,*ti cuirnit fr-cmf na quickly •i iii Vi-terrs. of life; Klsln E. 8. COFFEY, :,.i-or vuirt faikrrlr. fill* * I drier us d S •" I;• r 0;t..-itt>i*i'0. 5\ mod*- H>itk« Cl.iuese Currency. . i. t-JMVk. vie. vv* fiOATE I \OUP SELF. It is strange indeed that ~f \ufuikhU • fin our H wu'iiiurnr. ettt ii• . tru .m»v.mm k with four thousand years of iibv iiiih® n.mpli-it t ooJtie nwmt.»l>lc .-ure« tivra ulwr «J1 ksiiwj vlrauthentic history behind her •' ujert dib.w,*oi3*iiV tbat JSO'.knlc Hlooit J.-'luin>.*ruilnTben® ;-»nlDoatc» tusllfjr with ik* China has never developed a I'.i • r •i.'tnu )•*to tin-powi»i-'vil island i'lirifliT avor -<l and ioi ati>e i.nli"r.oei!l, nuli*kf8l.Bri:*ktsystem of currency. The on­ >, k inj*i! warld. i'nicM—V.ou p* r bailie ; ts.or. for 6 bottles. ly coin with the Imperial -""orn^le by !rokk*!-tr; if not, send to UB. Addrau bCOOO SAL* CO , AII BHU , (is. stamp upon it and universal­ if ly current over the Empire is the copper "cash" equivalent to one-tenth of a cent in Mexi­ can silver or about one-fif­ teenth American gold. Think of the business of America be ing transacted with one-tent h cent, pieces! The "cash" are about the size of a silver quae ter of a dollar, with a hole We wish to call attend ion to our through the center—they are line of second-hand strung on a stringand bunch Euggies, Carts, wagons, ed off in lots of one hundred Hacks, Harness Etc, for convenience in counting. A "string" contains one thou They are almost good as new. sand and in transacting bus- and persons wishing to buy can iiuss, payments are made by secure bargains by calling on us. We have a bi<r lot of N B W so many "strings" without 1. It is unlawful to use any boisterous or profane lan­ guage, 01 to engage in any kind of an affray or fight in the corporate limits of the town of Boone, and any personconvicted of such, shall be subject to a fine of not less than $1 nor more than $5. I I. It is unlawful for any person or persons to put up­ on the streets, crossings or sidewalks of said town any obstruction to public pas­ sage, or to put upon the streets any filth, or to other­ wise injure or impair t h e streets or sidewalks,and any person or persons so offend­ ing, upon conviction, shall be subject to a fine of $2. I I I . It is unlawful t o dis­ charge any fire arms or fire­ works in the corporate lim­ its of the town, except as it is necessary in butchering, and any person or persons so offending shall, upon convic­ tion, be fined $1 for each of­ fense, and costs.I Y\ That all menlivingin thecorporate limits of t h e town of Boone between the age of 18 and 45 years shad be required to work on the streets of the town, upon no­ tice by the street overaeer, ten days in each year, a n d any person failing or refusing to work as required by this ordinance shall, upon con­ viction, be fined ft and cost for each day he shall fail to work. V. That all peddlers or salesmen shall, before selling or offering to sell any goods, wares or merchandise, ob­ tain from the mayor license to exercise their trade in said incorporation, and for said license they shall be required to pay the sum of |5forea<-h day or parts of day that they may engage in their business Persons violating this ordi­ nance shall, upon conviction, he fined $10 and costs. V I. It shall be unlawful ^to hitch, ride or drive on the udewalks or hitch to the made trees and plank fences. | vn.v person so offending shall e fined $1 for each offense 1 V I I. It shall he unlawful n deface or mutilate a a $ jgns or legal notices or street imps in said town. Any per |>n who shall be convicted of iesame shul 1 be fined $1 nd costs. V I I I . A l l privies and hog the necessity of counting ev- i BUGGIES, WAGONS, CART8, 1 ens shall be kept c-lean and ery "cash.!' Some of these on hand, HARNES' Ac sold on 4,' 11 -it «... which will be cash are very old. Lo niul / . . -V •>: 111 ATTENTION, BUYERS! ! I ' II garbage, tilt h or offal shall mmQ "SPECIRC OXYGEN! IS THE !"BHOHTH OF LIFE."1 iA '*• : r-mm •" ,r' ' t,. •^ • ' - i •y'wi ''•••..* QXVQKHUtb«r life giving «1- J, 5PH??BULB-wat«r>ofwithout ^ snient air and t — i t there can be ne s MOUTMUfe. BPEOIFIOS HUCtOXYOKN la a a ipooial medioat- ; cd Oxygvn treat- s ment for dloeaaei of the noae, throat and lunfiThe inhalations J contain Oorml* cidesand Diein -^.y^r,fi 8UMP TiQN feotanta,tViA ad- a in •Pi, JMBREJNRHITIS iblinn in ditiontothebeit - ?. ii'AY FEVEP known speeifles for these dia- * emcs,e6.n-yinjthf,ramedybylnhalfttioBrl»-ht to ; . h it P0BITIVB • of tha diseaso, makingb a P06ITIVK r•• •.I or the disease, It 2 CUTIS. Separata Specifics used in Catarrh and t fX* pariito CpeciSca s Hay-Feo'or. Hct a patent medicine. Fhyaioiant j - proscribe It ia their praotico. EOGLY "SFF IN USE.! "" i\ ' £ L, R R-1-JT./.lkbamaBl.. Atlanta. Os. 11 Uv^o>lti>rkc« _ 2 if |il0Bb.lly BolWIor, Oniklia. KKeb. 1 1 :8 V Brntl»«T, fimlrvllle, P. -FOR A POSTAL CARS addressed to us! ; v'ibriar von by r-turn maii a oopv of our; lim-;.-1, erpl,lining the. troatment la fall. Send ; 1 or 1'. l,f j caf-izeher.lthi ;Th. Specific Oxygen Co., -* -Mom I •VF FL»S PRECAUTION a Rzcr.wrv ' . .*. * I . .. IKIU. I),XlnohineNbO|l, : ... . f r . ».-M.-e* vhojpa, anil I my *•••• * I > I ' /• .*.-•« « r ciotlv-ii are need. -«ta- i-'iAifJ i,*7 nil te bo thebeit • it.* rr.\ v treated. VS'I> kiJ.- ,- •;*••? it* tVWCfB. '•;ip!yCo„ . tnii,iisiiii:i;;.iii:>:i.iiiiiii>]iiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiini ^iiiiiiiiiiiitm>iiiiiiiiijiiii !»iiitt5.?;iiiiiii:»i»!t-i*siiiti!t »«tiH3 I ROYAL 1 5ui!!iiiiiiiiiuirmiMi«w»i»iM»rinDW!iHiwi»ttis»tfiii«iiiS CACTERINE . .k k k k. a a 1a.<a ^ <a At ^ , NATURE'S CATARRH | ^ W ^ ^ IF ^ V —QP—1|—G|—U— EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. r.-;-m-I. 11! to This new treatment for Catarrh and diseases of the respiratory organs Is one of the most important discoveries in medical science and possesses th© following advantages 1 1. The patient can cure himself at a small expense anil without outside assistance, KlIIIIIIWIflflWtWeillfllWMfJtltmMltlWWWIMttWIlB 2. No change of diet or pursolt of Ute to moessarf during treatment. 5 fairia Ya»r>-y© Iklffti A.rri*. ts 3. The remedlos are In no wise offensive to the 5 HMaMf wtiiac!H*«N'l«. td atlent and = H h/ i a. Rf»f t3v>MviHjr^; Hh-atJo. reaches toe seat fhee c roraedyentail. no dlscomlort.<A to* .treuMe •• line I*i> Sqnnl ixa *0>J»a!roi.tU/lv. dir tly. . . . 2 Hao n aiogntit ir'Jet-.e' Apt B. The reniodlss and means of applianoo ooo h# 5 H»e rtn carried In tho pooket without Inooorenloaoe. 2 11M A FERF */<IL ADLTWHARAL IT11EK Tit MATXJBXX al any drug •• UAS H m Tahe-up. . CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00, 2 Has iKrltit. t* aratt-UT*^. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. - tint Were lined Sewing .. _ _ 2 de w a fjujfM* n" « wnernl Work s ~ ifcas MDJ- He wlnj Mivnoir-e/ in Hie WorM. — Caoterine Medicine Co., Waco, Texas, 1 Ex&aAw THE ROYAL ?br jjcirts of | : "ivtfj >C«J v.«51 a bay i>o otiwf. C- >'S -.1! |ROYAE S, M. SO., Mtvil ill.| CURE > Boardhig, Paint8^ Hi trea BOOSBQ, TNmgtoi GfttteM aud Spoujaag, QfM RECEIPT CF 59 CEI3T8 i>f WC WILL MAIL A BOX OF Aftetaf for BttRdfi»g * CMSWPLSTIE A « D READY \ *TO AFfTV WHEN SHIPPED./ The Prideof the North na Press." a i oi Do you want to aid in building up a paper that shall reflect the greatest credit on North Carol© na, 110 matter where it may be seen? Then patronize 1110 11 ilmington Ales senger A'LARCrE EIGHT-PAGE PAPElt Do you want a reliable puper 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 1 part and factorin thegrowth and devvelopment of the Old North State? Then subscrbe for Til WILMIKGTflN } J M ) I « I Campaign R a r t e s : Phe "Daily Messenger," h.y mail, 4 months 011 trial, for $2.00 The weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger," (the largest a n d best paper in t h e S t a t e ) 9 months on trial for $ 1 . 0 0 Cash in advance. Roth papers a r e large Eight-Page sheets. Send Postal Card with t h e address of five per­ sons a n d receive sample cop­ ies of THE MESSENGEU. Oct. 1 s t . 1888. tf. TAKE THE jiiicago and Alien R, R, GOING West anfl Northwest, Emigrants going to any of the Wysteni States or Territories will save time and money going via. Chicago and Alton route. I'-1* the quickest route to K A N S A S C I T Y , P E N Y E it, i 1 }1 f Vnd all points in Idaho, Wash ington, Oregon, Utah and California. h i n e s t a m i Host L f j u i f j p c i Road in the West. Only line running Solid Ye.-tri hud trains between St. Loi:i» and Kaunas City. Reclining Chair care and Tour ist Sleepers free of extra charge. I will meet parti.)* at any rail­ road *tn tion with through tickets md baggage checks. For full informatioi,, maps and lescrip-ive pamphlets of the VVe.it write to or call on B. A. NtiWLAVD. Traveling Pus.scng.M* A-gt.. I A Patton Ay**., Asheville, N. C. J. CMAULTO.N, G. P. A Chicago, fll. WE WANT TKB ONLY INFALLIBLE CUK3 a FOB Tetter, Grouiad Itch, Itching Piles, Ring Worm and all ItcMag SMn Diseases. Mywi hovs TETTER, H mBttera tvS hem long It Eta existed, TETTEBiNE will a« eertaJo'jr cure yon cia 70 j u«$ !L Hirrilosa, Palnlsas and Fragrant !i3 n M p 1 *y RsAndsd r-.vialto— Iteforonoes— itivfi t..... T \yjai the If yor. are dLwatlaflod n 8otithom Tlnnh uf theStuteof Goorgln, Chat.nk, huoi iUnk and Nodosal Hunhcf Snvaumvh. Mb Winaesptlo W(,rl<innn to 1 ml to Mil Al'•FLY > r»-> .ttsnofe'Liidit. Cx. y» .. 1.1 tmiw vottcited * • •; -i s.: rv tH.-«JWak , $T.\' Ti % m.t Chictenati, Ohio. e ..era oil SHED 1372. 1 '•'* .-VVikli.-1/.VvVl.VV J. T. SHUPTRINE & BRG. KiH-Oo 1IEA" Is a choice bleu© ef few, high-grade Chi­ nese Tea. Pat up in attractive and orig­ inal packages and packed in handsome counter display boxes of six pounds each (either siae); w only sold In packages, at a reasonable and much lower price to tlie consumer than any other package tea on the market of any merit whatever and affords the dealer a fair profit; is a thor­ oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ lutely pure, always the same ; free from DUST SAVANNAH, GA. DEALERS will find the Five and Ten Cent package© the cheapest and most salable package tea on the market and consumers pro­ nounce it "the best and most economical.' Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy to sell and has proved a big success wherever introduced. We are extremely anxious to have all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ quest that you include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house ) or order direct of us, we will see that you are supplied. For further Information address reaaonable terms. If we have not hundred turned or buried Any per­ them toui or five got what you want, we will vears old is nothing uncomson failing to comply with take pleasure in getting any jot. yOU j,, olll* |jnPi \\e buy fie requirements of this or­ mon, and we have or.eot two j dinance shah, upon convic­ in our possession that he- direct from manufacturers and long to the time of Christ or can, therefore, give you vt ry tion, be fined $2 and costs. 1 X. Any person f o u n d thereabout. What an enor­ close prices. We have a full line of new liar drunk within the corporate mous number of these ,'cash' must be required to transact ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ limits of the town of Boone, shall, upon conviction be fin­ the business of three or four erything in the harness line. Can hundred million people! The beat tin1 world on prices. ed $2 and costs. X. All shows or sleigh t-of- great inconvenience of hand- K3T We will take in exchange, f : hand performances, or other ling lnrge a m o u n t s hnsgiven m n !lMj ,lml alsogooil l,e< rise to various devices. The cattle. Give us a call. entertainments for reward as taxed by the laws of the State banks to be found in all the t i L N K L L , C R A I G & ( ( ) . Lenoir ;N. (-. shall pay a tax of $5 for each larger towns issue notes that have a local circulation; the •rformauce. X I. That no stock or geese Mexican dollar is coming be permitted to run at large largely into use at the ports and up the large rivers and within the corporate limits of I canals, and las'ly pure silver b^wSHH, • ti': A' Y.v* 75* . + s-.- .• VL. TXS ORSAT < GT E">.£CT>!Ig!TY said town; all stock and geese in the shape of a shoe and X33S., fe'S running at large within said valued by weight is frequent­ for the Tro»!rr>oc; af< incorporation on or after the ly used in traveling in the S«r»»n»,Yeus.» SI Prlrate, PessiKi.}, t. -i fi day of May, 1893,shall interior.—Ex. finrsiml IMawK-**. Cl'RK aUARANTKXD lo Sendense* errmi -reil end tftk^r. all fnr ! be impounded by the mar­ FOIL DYSPEPSIA, cenls In iStomps for book on above (tlse.orcs, and how t< Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, take shal and shall ne released on­ .cure Vliem. Cull or addri sa. BROWN S IRON RITTERS. A l l d e a l e r s k e e p I t , S I p e r b o t t l e . G e n u i n e hai DF KLBERT f. SSStiL a CO., ly on the payment of 25 cts. trade mark ana crowed red lines on wrapper. JUtnUrm thin rltpor. HSMlflif, T«in. each for horses and cattle, msmsmssssmmsmsmsi N E W SPA CURE FOR BOTANIC . ^ - wi car. * * . V. jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij A COMPLETE OVERMAN'S PER THE Km-Go TEA Co., T 6h \,.'0 '-Hy • / o '- • ; ENDORSED BY ): M PROF A. L W£TZ,P. H.0, fib f V'A. V of Medical Deportment Tulane University of LoulnUuia, who, after a cmrefill nnalyhis, prononnoea It a pviro Cream Tartar Powder, which ho cheerfully reoomoMuda to the public. "T HE S OUTHERN F AVORITE W ^ mkM. a 'iV .ii ; AS . •v Wi . P U R E , W H O L E S O M E AND POWERFUL. Yoa Want If. Ask Grooet* For It. GULF MFG. CO, wurtscwnai RJS MANY Till BEST I »» dwopeiH tfw world. MILES unoquklod, aw.I Oorintrndnro our lo dicIliHu raprriorgon!* mtnwill oondrnns I00W rKK*<>* th,-.»o who writo owoh locoIIty, •0 kbovw.onco r«n DMk* ran- of ro uiohflwonOnly you hHve lo do In thr »t!• lo All our flood i to return nhow thooothooo coll—your neiuhhon and who thin ndvortUatn-nt 1 fltnniUfl ofaround yon Tho bo•hows the otnall of roduoed is jcope. The follotvinfl on, flbroo the oppoornnco endItof the tol» ©krvnt Hio flfilcth pnrt of Its hulk. If in a crRud, flouhlo ©ite t©le©oo)>e,M largel(t enxy tocerry Wo will nlro ©how you how you can mtkr from to A1O 1 dey at Icwil, ft- >m tho «rart,wlt)«Ovloiparlenc© Bettor write at * ?'» nay nl» xpreM chary*-# •ddreM.U UALLE1 ! AGO., Du* - PofttLAfVU, SlAfKS. Osv«>»U>, »o4 Trads-Msrks oMslm«A. imd *11 ToXr oat Vrifbicw# e«id*et«4 Rw 3Use te e?p*wF« U. S. Fstenl 0»«K Mvl wc ca s-sr-nr* )-art«wt t* lass Uvm mw Naolo fYort TTssklnptiw,. feoii*4 druwlDC ct fhcto., trltk ©watrte* For Malaria, Liver Trou­ ble, or Indigestion, use BROWN'S IRON BITTERS 4'w>. If t ,v'o la*, tf chaw. C>*r f»« »<H A r :>R*!ihkrt, miArs (if sclusl pr.t«r tobla or w»V froo bf till Is -omrfnL t« OVi*i* Psfoat*," vS® C JImU to jrattrMate, rujiwly. «r ttnvu, esnt ft^e. AA4r««9, G.A.S^lOW&OC^ Onjwstto Patent B. ftk ¥ M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0601_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: June 1, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-06-01 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/d79db0024ba30b653d1b6a1bc3e04a08.pdf d012969c9725e3c6de7f609701b6e0be PDF Text Text t ' k * >#• VOL 5 BOONE, CROFESSIONA I. v;. li. COUNC1LL, JR. A TTORNEY AT L AY . Boone, N. C. A . B. COUNOILL, M. I). Boone, N. C. .esideiT Physician. Office >11 King Street north of Post Office. iil{. L. C. REEVES. LILIAN AND SURGEON Cffce at Residence. Boone, N. C. L. 9 . LOWE, Attorney at Law AND 1RY PUBLIC, :sKR\S ELK. X. C. J. F noiipiiEW. ATTORNEY A 7 MIL, N. C -(O)- Wi'i i). i -tii-f iii tlie courts oA iitaiitra. Ashe, Mitchell, McDowtt„d ell other coui-tieH in the a-iii listrict •WSpecinl atten j m -i'veu to the colleiiion of t lui^M, D,. J. ('• Buticr. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. I' Trua. Zionrillr, !t. C. Butler & Flackburn, & OUI&GJI..* mjoiutans» Surgeons ITE? V VJ //A prom t ly at t en Jed nt all ho ins .hoe 1 , 93. NOTICE. iiotel Property lot Stiie. On nccount oi failing health of ir.VHclt and wife, 1 offer for Bute rov hotel twofiei'tv in the town ol ioonr. North Carolina, and will ,-U low for eash and make tcriiiH o suit the buyer, and will take real <>;' personal property m exchance. Apply ^ ^ I,. L. GREENE, & CO., REAL. ESTATE AG'TS. UOONE, N. (.. Will give special attention I n abstracts of title, the sale Real Estate in W. N. t'. Those he vine: farms, timber and mine!al lands for sale, will d o well t o call on said Co. a t Boone. L. L. GREEN k CO. M injli 16, 1893. Notice. sale. 900 acresof land, Mountain, Wataugu »n which is asbestos, land for sheep ranch, private. L. D. Lowe & I. 1 . Furgerson, L x trs. c»I Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. Banner Elk, Nov. l c . '90 . NOTICE. Parties putting papers in my hand for execution will pie ise advance the fees with the papers and they will rereive prompt attention, other­ wise they will be returned not executed for the want of IPPS. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. FOR SALE! 11) t he town of Boone, a com fort-able dwelling house with 6 rooms and five fire places, with nine acres of land, good spring, some apple, peach and chestnut tree*,situated some BOO yards from Main street, lr is a desirable private resiT h e place will be sold -non terms to suit the • b a s e r . For further parrs apply to I. W. Thorn as, Hibriten, N. C., or W. B. Conncill, Boou'v N. C. WASHINGTON WATAUGA COUNTY, LETTER. to earn a lining because of his disability of a pension. From aur Regular Correspondent. Senator Voorhees, who has Why should democratic Sen just returned from his con­ a tors and Representatives in stituents, says there is no sist upon ha ving republicans complaint among the demo­ retained in office? That is a crats of Indiana because of question that has puzzled the the slowness of Pres. ClevePresident, the members of l<a n r] In making appoint­ the cabinet and the heads of ments; they are perfectly sat­ the important bureaus of the isfied that he is doing his full g o v e r n m e n t , a n d a l s o a t duty in a w ise and patriotic times very much embai rhss- manner, recognizing the fact pil them. For instance a dem­ that there are other things ocratic Senator or Represen­ requiring his attention be­ tative goes to the head of a sides patronage. d e p a r t m e n t o r b u r e a u a n d Sec. La moil t, Attorney Gen ask that a republican chief of oral Olney and Postmaster a division he asked to resign, General Rissell left Washing­ and one of his constituents, ton on flying visits to their a democrat, be appointed to respective homes on Satur­ the place. He is confronted day, but they will all he back with a let ter from a demo­ at. their desks early this week. The trial of Prof, briggs cratic Senator or Represent a five, sometimes with letters for heresy, which is now go­ from several of each, insist­ ing on before the General As­ ing. and in some instancesac sembly of the Presbyterian t u a l l y d e m a n d i n g t h a t t h e church, in session here, is at­ republican rlih'f be kept in of­ tracting the greatest public fice. You may imagine•heem interest. I t seems to lie gen­ bnrrnsemen.t . h a t follows. If erally believed that lie will this practice is kept up some be found guilty, but there is sensationai disclosures may much doubt as to the punish be made when C o n g r e s s meat the assembly will inflict meets, bv •hose democrats upon him. who bebeve that positions as Ambassador Bayard has important as chief* of divis­ received his last instructions ions ought to be liehl by dam from Sec. Ores ham and he oerais, if democrat!*! ideas of will s t a r t from New York on economy and reform arc to 8atill day lor London. Among the new democratic be thoroughly carried out. in officials who will assume their the work of the government m all its branch**. They duties this week are Solicitor claim that democrat it* Sena­ General Maxwell, U. S. Trens tor* and Represntnfives Imve urer Morgan, and Commis­ no light, t o allow personal sioner of Customs Pugli. friendship for republican offi­ The demand for gold f o r cials, which is supposed to be g o l d for export hits again the reason for their endorse­ D r o u g h t thegold reserve fund ment, to stand in the way of several millions below t li e tilling the important offices $100,000,000 line, b u t Secre­ with democrats, to say noth­ tary Carlisle is serene A n d ing of the bad effect thereten says h e sees not the slightest tion of these republicans will indication of any financial lm v e on the working demo­ breakers ahead, a t least not crats who have applied for for the immediate future. these places, believing them­ Fearful Ue*n1ts of Xlaaiasippi Flood*. selves entitled to them. These VIOKSBURG, Miss., May 29, men makenocoinplaint when —There are a t least 10,000 the place they aie after is giv homeless and hungry people en t o another democrat, but in East Carroll, Moorhoutoe. they do not like to see repub­ West Carroll and Madison licans retained in the places parishes, Louisiana, and the they think ought to be filled suffering and privations they by democrats. are undergoing is appalling. Is a man who is able to With the exception of a few earn a living a t manual la­ small elevations the whole of bor and who suffers from no the northern portion of the wound or disability incurred State is under water. Fortywhile iu actual service enti­ four negroes were rescued tled to a. pension from t. li e from a perilous position near government 9 See. Smith lias Swan Lake, East Carrolton decided by repealing a ruling parish, Sunday night. They *>f the last administration as were almost insane from bun to the construction that the ger, ha ring been without food Pension Office shall put upon four days. Two children di­ the 4 disability not of service ed Friday f r o m exposure. origin" clause of the pension Their bodies were wrapped act of 1890, that he Is not, in blankets and thrown into and common sense w o u I d the raging waters, there be­ seem to t>e on t he Secretary's ing no dry ground in which side. In the future no man to bury tliein or implements will be granted a pension un­ with which to dig graves. An der that law unless he estab­ old hermit was rescued four lishes the fact that he is una­ miles from Swan Lake, who ble by reason of his disabili­ had been without food for ty to earn a suppoit by man three days. Whm found he ual labor. There w i 11, of was sitting astride the root course, be a concerted howl of his house munching meat from the pension sharps over from the bones of his dog, •his ruling because it will re­ which he had been compelled duce the pension payments t o kill. Governor Foster sent something like f20,000,000 a all the tents a t his command year, and their fees in a cor­ to the sufferers a t Lake Prov responding ratio; but the tax i deuce. payers will not object t o this LADIKS who saving, particularly when it Heeding a tonic, or childrentake want build­ ing up, ihould BHOWS'S IRON BITTKRS. is made without depriving it U pleasant; corea Malaria, Indigeitlon, any old soldier who is unable Biliousness. fiver Complaints and Neuralgia, N. C., T1LU11SDAY, From Baud#, N. C. Editor I)%niocmt\ Will you allow me space in your paper to B a y a few words relative t o the greatest evil of our land; t h a t which is catling down our young men who are just in the prime of life; on whom the moral des­ tiny of the world depends;up on whose shoulders the ark of reform is hence to rest and in whose hands the torch of human progress is to he borne onward? It is intoxicating drinks. Yes, this evil which is invading oni country, and being handled and sold by our neighbors who claim t o be honest, truthful and promi nent citizens of our country, and who are able to be, but to the contrary they are rob­ bing themselves of their char­ acters and influence a s true citizens. Of course we do not deny their influence as in be­ half of the evil, for their influ ence is great in that respect. They wield so great an influ­ ence over the young men of our country as to lead them from the royal path of duty and honor to destroy their pence and happiness togeth­ er with that of their parents arid friends. And not only the young men are they brea ding to shame and disgrace, but causing the husbands and fathers to forget the duthey once delighted to ful­ fill. Here devoted wo mar. bend a t o her direst afflictions, the measures of her woe are in truth full, when her hun­ ban I is a drunkard. Who shall protect her when he is her insulter and her oppress­ or? When her bruised heart bleeds in secret and while the cruel author of her distress is drowned in revelry, H h e holds her solitary vigil, waiting, yet dreading his return. She recalls the ardent lover, whose graces won her from the home of her childhood, and she asks if this can real­ ly be he, this sunken being, who now has nothing for her but the sot's disgusting bru­ tality? Had he died in the light of his goodness, bequea­ thing to bis family the inheri t a n c e of an untarnished name, then her tears of grief would not also have been tears of shame. Wretched man I lie has placed him­ self in the hands of one who never pities. Then lost! lost! may be inscribed on the door posts of bis dwelling. Then we see the evil effects of this indulgence, and we ask ifthis question must still go un jecided. and whether the inher­ itance of our fathers must, be preserved or thrown away? Whether the churches on the holy Sabbath day shall be crowded w i t h drunkards? Whether profanity shall fill our streets and poverty our dwellings, convicts our pris­ ons and violence our land, or whether industry and tem­ perance shall be the stability of our times? Then I ask you my honorable neighbors and countrymen, shall wedestroy the traftc of intoxicating poi­ sons, or shall they destroy ns? Must we send liquor t o his grave, or permit bi n t o end a myriad of our com­ rades t o theirs? Shall we permit the fair brifle of to­ JUNE 8, L893, day t o become the desolate widow of to-morrow? Shall we stand idly by and see the nobles of our brotherhood go down to darkness and dis grace? Shall ive suffer this monster t o reign and dwell henceforth with us, or shall we join in a solid phalanx hand in hand and struggle against it? Friends, the (Jos tiny of millions lmng upon our answer. The determinat i o n of this question de­ mands great plainness of speech, a s well as earnestness in action. Let us learn t o speak right out. The press that is s'lenton this topic de­ serves n place equal to that of the drukard. The legisla­ tor who has not studied it is unworthy of the seat he in­ cumbers. Comrades in this sublime warfare, let us press forward wit h our age, let us wear a bright link in the his tory of our country. Fur­ thermore, L wish t o tender my respects to my neighbor­ hood, and I think all I have said will meet with their ap­ probation, with a very few exceptions. But theseexceptians who do engage or aid in the sale of blockade whis­ key, who are destroying the morals and blighting t h e prospects of our young men and who are trampling the laws undtr which we find pro­ tection, and which every good citizen should respect, arenot worthy of praise in the least. We hope they will soon reflect and meditate upon the past and allow the remainder of their lives to be spent in the defense of the cause of tem­ perance and morality. Young men, one word to you before I close. I hope you may con sider this diligently and turn your backs upon these blockaders who are leading you t o disgrace and ruin. THO'S. GREER. The Wftldei.scr, A car load of these immi­ grants passed here last Mon­ day, p. m., enroute to t h e new homes provided for them in Burke comity. Itisreported t h a t twenty houses have been prepared and are ready for occupancy near theSouth Mountain. We look forward to great improvements to be set on To >t and carried out by these hard working a n d sturdy children of the Alps. The hills will no doubt be covered with vines and the valleys blossom aw the rose. Wonder if they will voce our ticket ? The S o u t. h Moun­ tains has generally neon a re­ publican strong hold.—Caro­ linian. May Kiss the Ilia, ney Stonf.* The Irish village and Blar­ ney castle is one of the most unique attractions a t t h e fair. Visitors who care to go t o a little trouble may kiss the reproduced Blarney stone but, a s a t the original castle, it is no easy feat to reach the magic rock. A winding stair­ way leads t o the roof of the castle and from there the ad­ venturers may be lowered un til their lips press against the famous slab that h a s been located in an almost in­ accessible place on the side of the building.—Ex, NO. B8. "I cannot Take Your Money.*' The following touching sto ry is told by Mrs. VV. T. Sutli erliri, of Danville,, where Pre* ident Davis' last headquar­ ters were last located. She said! "When Mr. Davis had been a t our hoiise for three days he said that lie could not impose on our hospitali­ ty longer, and made arrange ments t o establish his head­ quarters a t the old Benedict lie use, on Wilson street. 1 told him lie might take his cabinet t o anv place he pleas­ ed, but a s for himself he must be our guest so long as be re­ mained in the city, and he yielded tu the request. He re­ mained here five days after that time, and was, of course in a most anxious frame of mind, but was always pleas­ ant and agreeable. One mor­ ning he and Mr. Sutherlin went down town and soon re turned in an excited manner and I knew something had happened. I met them a t the door, and Mr. Davis told me almost in a whisper t h a t Lee had surrendered and t h a t he must leave town as soon as possible. "Making a few hurried ar­ rangements, he offered h i s hand to me to say good-by and I asked him the ques­ tion: "Mr. Davis, have you any Funds other than confed­ erate money?" and he repli­ ed in the negative. "Then," said I, offering him a bag of gold, containing a thousand dollars, "take this from me.'' I offered the money without having consulted Mr.Suther­ lin, but knew it would be all right with him. "Mr. Davis took my hand and the tears streamed down his face. "No," said h«, 'lean not take your money. You and your husband areyoung and will need your money, while I am an old man, 'nnd, f adding, after a pause, ' I do not think I shall need anyvery long." "He then put his hand in his pocket and took out a lit tie gold pencil, which he ask­ ed me t o keep for his sake, and I ha ve the little memen­ to now." New Source of Paper. A com pan v for the manu­ facture of paper from t h e contents of the stomachs of slaughtered cattle in Chica­ go, says the Journal of Com­ merce, of that city, Mr. J . II. Bird has patented a process for the conversion of this ma ferial iu^o straw board. Vast quantities of this stuff now go t o waste a t the stock yards. The supply in theopin ion of Mr. Bird, from the Chi­ cago stock yards alone issuf ficient to keep a large facto­ ry in operation. The plant which will cost in the neighhood of $250,000, will be lo­ cated under the Union 8tock Yards.—Ex. . Rutherford Banner: "We have never missed an oppor­ tunity t o yote for prohibi­ tion in whatever form it has been before the people. We aided once in trying t o dis­ pose of the stuff by consum­ ing it„ but our capacity was a failure so we will hencefor­ ward resort to outside meth­ ods for suppressing theevib" �A COMPLETE N WSl* A 'hiiLr -^LOSIMQ OVERMAN'S i T h e W a t a u g a D e m o c r a t most every other door in ma and that eternal honor that ny of the western towns leads a w a i t s t h e r e d e e m e d a n d WASTE ISPECIFIC OXYGEN! The Lhideofthe North ami to a saloon or grog shop. blood-washed in Glory-Land. na Press." IS THE A DEMOCKATiofamily newspaper There is no Sunday law here, Let North Carolina stand to­ devoted to the interest of Coun I "BREATH OF LIFE." = Do .you want to aid in building • V- •' V" ' " ..fflS ty, State auo Nation, Published and many work on Sunday, day in the presence of t li e uj) a paper that shall reflect the every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ and the grog shop is kept o- dead with uncovered head. SPHAYj BULB em#nto/«ir and = greatest credit on North Carole — f A-—--Awutor; •without ua, no matter where it may be tauga County. N. C. pen on Sunday, and it is a there can be no — ' B F E C X F I O S seen? Then patronize great day t o drink and loaf. jiiiu PltCtOXTOEN i« a" apeoial medicat- -* I he Wilmington Messenger From Woodland, California. od Oxyiyen treat- 3 The rail roads apparently do mcnt for diseae- s ... | HE of the nose, E DoA-LARGE KIG11T-PAGI0 J'APKR Editor Democrat: as much business on Sunday you want a reliable paper throat and lungs is J CURE8 The inhalatiene " giving you all the news of the *ip| BOTANIC I reached this place on Sun a s any other day. Those eor contain Germi- — »RRH ASTHM' tides and Dijin- " ''ONSlik'iPTlON world—a Deniociatic newsjiaper day evening, May 21st, and porations do not have any feotanti, in ad- -<m . •, BRONCHITIS dition to the best s 1 hat equals the best--has the HAY FEVER known specifics Z found all our North Carolina pity, soul or heart and the c . mm tor these die- <s largest circulation, and has for A thoroughly tested Hemedy ; eflspi.carrying the remedy by inhalation riyht to Z t.wenty-one years been i part people well. I will give your members bury their responsi Si •? I •'•t,r sk'i.M J9BU '' the seat of iho disease, making it a POSITIVE a FOR ALL ; OUItk. Separate Speoiflco used in Catarrh and .; and factorin thegrowth and dev• • ":y'Uf^S¥ .n.- J " readers some of my impres­ bility in those corporations. Hay-Veysr. Not a patent medicine. Phyeioianc s! BLOOD ard SKifl DISEASES. North prcetribo it iu their practioe. g| velopment of the Old sions ol California. Tills standard remedy has been tried, While hundreds of poor men State? Then s.ubscrbe for andeminent physician, for forly years by not found wuninn,, who bus used it 'reAj Fm H:ECAUTIOM ]O^LY ^OXYGEN° IN USE.| an certain and unvarying MICCOSS for all Sunday we passed through work on Sunday to make with for which TH WILHIKG'JON l i q i l l ) DapoAitoi le»: A NECESSITY diseases it recommended. It snow on the Sierra Nevada money for millionaires, those u>- »" ioio,y '••»i,»s:.w.»rt, riiiolilne Shop, never fails hem-litistroui the lirst dose, .2%C« fl 3L1-2Y7.iUr.bamaSt.OiniUia, Neb. m si ft;o Khali . Pailding, Atlanta, Gu. IE «• amptiigii ttarten quickly andto cflectuully driving out all i'l.-illiM ; SI c( I ;») >LI»P«, HIKI any ^ i!. Broadway, Loulsvlllo, Ky. disease semisoffrom shin,system and kid»a. •«6 W 'l'.'i r <411- ;s »t ->».• otothefk MV UHist Mountains for 30 miles that honorable members ofoorpothe medium any un|.ie...vnt or injurious the the liver through he Daily Messetigei by eat rw i i,y jvli In l>o flio bckt F. A POSTAL CARD addressed to ns 2 novs witli >nt it; f tl.M. < >n . was from three t o four feet rations a r e on cushioned effects. It I < not the unlit of iKUorance mail months on trial for or supcrsiltioii, but toon tikli knowleilao it is FAIT A'X ON OK. 32.()o common sense nhd science. foul! led upon deep, and in the evening we seats i n some fashionable of modern medical a the blood and brings It effectually Supply Co., M Fi'li isTg nur.iliMt" the sufferer. As t. general tonic and enriches leached this (Sacramento) church listening to some lec­ health T" 7H F'-',./• Cosion. ..MiritiiiLllllMirflitllll.tllllUllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIFIlB I ho weekly "Transcript Mes­ It is without a rival, and inItIts analysis of senger,' (the largest and health-givttig propertiesanyis absolutely Valley—a '.and o f flowers, ture on moral science. beyond comparison with remedy ever offered to the public.Impurepanacea for all It isa and impover­ best paper in the State) 0 wheat-fields, fruit, dust and ills result I oar 'rom When the judgment d a y ished blood—the current of life; quickly months on trial for 31.00 eiir.-m NcraiuUl, *H'uyiican, t'nlarrli. wind. This is a beautiful vol comes, each man must ap­ \f t. iM-:ui<>,i :,usl rvera, fii'ienin, Aialn ('ash in advance. Both Uti«um.di,u% Liver. bitelciv? »«u<J l R O Y A L 1 ley and the towns along the pear before tne judgment seat lllaildn' f'Krxie't. I'Oltt.d a Weak, papers are large Eight-Page utuu, Nervous etc. | SESS8530 K A C t l l B E | sheets. Send Postal Card rail roads all have city styles. of Christ, not t o hear a lec­ INVESTIGATE FOP YOURSELF. with the address of live per­ The gold mining on the west ture but to receive a reward Hen t for our IK'f 9.i OF ValnaUe f'nfurnMtlui<. i ftr.ucs ...Iuremarkable wonder­ sons and receive sample cop­ ful array ,.fthe simplest to the amost vir­ cert i or sideof theSierra Nevadashas or to hear his doom. WARRANTED I cures from after all known remedies ies of TUB MESSENCJEH. ulent disease, seriously damaged this val­ I have met. many people had failed. These certlllcates testily with NATURE'S 5 YEARS Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. no uncertain sound, that quickest, grentBotanic lilouu lialm In the best,cheapest, ley . The dirt has been wash­ from the South, and they all est and most pow erful Blood Purifier ever CURE FOR know n to the world. ed from tilt mountain a n d have a warm heart for a BRICK—?1.00 per bottle ; •5.00 for fl hottlea. For sale by druggists; If not, send to ua. TAKE THE lodged in the river bed until Southerner. At Ogden,Utah, Address BLOOD BALM CO , AilanSa, Gn. CATARRH thousands of acres of fine I stepped into a barber shop SiiloBEo and Allan R. fruit and grain lands are now to get a shave. I asked the under back water from t h e barber his bill, and he said All mini strut rix' Notice. West and Northwest. Sacramento River. Even the "two bits." I asked how much The undersigne 1 having quali­ This new treatment for Catarrh and diseases of the respiratory organs Is beautiful town of Woodland is that? and he answered "25 fied as administratrix on the es­ one of tho most important discoveries in medical science and possesses the Kmigmnttf going to any of thv is iu danger of an overflow. cents." 1 asked him where he tate of(\ M. Hodges, ddd, hereby following advantages i , notifies all person owing said es­ 1. Th« patlont con euro hlm*atf at a small expense ^nHitern 8tat.« s or Territories' I think that this oveiflovv got the phrase, and he said tate to come forward and make end without outside assistance. will tsu vt) lime and money going causes malaria and will cause "it is western." He s a y s settlements within 12 months, s:l!tl»»irPI|irvttimi2l»i!»IFa.t*r»k">«i>t4l»l>lt'tllli)HI»»<tiir 2. No change of diet or pursuittot life Is oeoessary via. ( iiietigo and Alton route, during treatment. 2 Ann. In no wise offensive to the the valley to become sickly. "where are you from"? I an­ and all persons holding claims ; II:4« sl^vrxo t in the quickest route to HmiarWf MiKlia, « 3. The remedies are no discomfort, fntlent and entail ^ 'C Mlirr.Hln. against the same are notified to - 'ItM H liqu.ki->7 Obuetnimlon. ho remedy reaches tl»a seat of tho trouble Thousands of acres of land swered from North Carolina. present their claims dulv authen­ if No in KANSAS CITY, DBNVbfi directly. Z SI t»n lo>i 1 A ^ 3 B. Tho refnedlos and mesne of aoptanoo can be have been washed away to a Alter a moment he said: "1 ticated by law, or this notice will - ttna n rort'^l fitflalnii. 3 I 1 I f carried In tho pocket without Inoonvenlenoe. 2 Hflf FJtJSJS TREATMENT at any dni^f ntorh And all points in Itlaluq \V;tNii V. ^ CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. depth of from three t o one think North Carolina is the he plead in bar of their recovery. u iiua PoaIUVM TiM:o-ni>. Fiimltura. ington, Oregon, Ctali CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. •; Morfi Good SHiwUir; flrniriei Ami j hundred feet hunting gold by tad-poke nd of God's crea­ This May 15, 1893. 3 dooa u TU^ri^r Work SOPHIA HODGKS, Aministratrix. - Ihcc any Sovrlaa >IaoMia)C»«v>«dWorld. S Caoterlno Medioine Go., Waoo, Texasy and California. 1» Ww streams of water turned from tion." He asked me how far Finest and Rest Etgtippen gulches or canons for that I lived from Bull's Gap, and UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. Z ExaflDi3« THE ROYALymt jwlftts of ; excellent, s<K1 Road in the West. buy tk> o&wr. purpose. The section where I told him a hundred miles or Instruction is offered in four Only line running Solid V'esti the gold is obtained is much s o . H e s a i d : " I W U H i n t h e general courses of ntud.v, six hud trainH between St. I.otii* and Kaiiwait City. like, in natural formation, Federal army there in time brief courses, i» large number Reclining timber and soil, the west of the war." I then knew he of special courses, and in law, | ROOFING. intSleeperei Chair carw and Tour free of extra charge. medicine a d engineering. s le of the Blue Ridge be­ had met with uon.e of North 'Idle Faculty nincludes twenty c tedn&fo leather Boarding, I will meet partieH at any railroafl etation with through tickets tween Blowing Rock and Le­ Carolina's Rebel soldiery and teanher&. Scholarships and \ Cafihtga, CURE and baggage eluyks. noir. or Globe. perhaps had a sad experience loan funds are available for Sheeting^ For full information,maps MIKI The rail road runs through with them in battle and that needy young men of talent $ Boofing Paints, I . h'Hcrij) ive pamjihltrtw of the West write to or call on place- hke you see when you was the reason he did not and character. Tile next ses­ I & I r o oR&ofmg, sion begins Sept.1 . For cat­ B A. Nawnvn, look west from Blowir> gRoek like North Carolina.. ? alogue with full information, OM RECEIPT OF 6G CENT0 { Rn>\> Tfoo?^»a, Gcitsss and Smmanj, Traveling I'acsenger Agt.. towards John's Hiier. I t is In conclusion 1 will say, we address President Winsoon, S Bbeot Metei for RuOdlng 19 Patton Ave., Asherille, N. C. WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF > i COfWIPX-CTS AND READY \ dry and warm her3 now, and have the purest and most no Chapel Hill. N. C. J. CHARLTON, G. F. A ; *TO AFTPLY WHIN 3HIPFID./ Chicago, III. the dry weather is just begin­ ble people in North Carolina WE WANT ning. The north wind blows I have met, and I believe as -AN*— to-day and drives the dust good as there are this side of ATTENTION, BUYERS!! U TV!2 01M.Y IRFALLIGLS (HST& FOR mound in a hurry. From heaven. Yours truly, l A G E N T what I have seen there is much Tetter, Grasnd Itch, Itching Piles, Ring E. F. JONES. ^!H-@0 T EA" niiPiMiia r ww 'nubTDflix to wealth here, in fact it takes • •" >t>w rmil A1TI.Y nor ii-atorliUs Worm and all Itching Skin Diseases. J * if ~T |2IMCM "-WW '»<; •XSesv.'.vTHtSyenough money t o give a man The Burial of the South's President. '•* <" esxifiofted• rvrlto for is n rhoioo wf §ae, hWi-gradc Chi­ Hyou havo TITTER, K watlois Ml fc<>» long It luw • iWV. TOBMBML nese Tea. Pat up in *ttrnctJre a»<l orig­ an easy living in North Car­ Wilmington Messenger. Oklsted, TETTERINE will &3 certainly euro We wish tocallattonHontoour inal and packad in handsome , 'iSST* & -28., Cfeshmat}, Ohio. you as you u»« It olina to'even s t a r t in busi­ To-day is a solemn day for line of second-hand six pounds each ; countsa display boww RASAALTSHCO 1072. (either siee); k only ^okl In p«cknges, ness. The foreign element, North Carolina. After sepul­ Karmiass, PaklGes and Fragrant^ at a rrswonabte .-xwi much lower price to , ttve consumer than any ether package tea the Chinese, the Paps, the I- ture a t New Orleans for ma­ Buggies, Carts, wagons, BS fl P V with tho if yoa nsn di vatlaflcd ™US?E. I Kofaudad Refrreuooe— on the market of auy merit whatever and SunUiern Ea.nit el' tfifHUi-Ut ->f O«,orjflr», Chnttalons, or Dagoes, are crowd ny months the remains of Hacks, Harness Etc, affords the deader a fair profit; is a thor­ luua Bank, and Natioat.1 r^uikof MVADDOIi, A" oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ ing out the white laboringel- President Jefferson Davis are They are almost, good as new. v C J lutely pure, always the same ; free from %u? " H? 7; • J. T. SHUPTRiNS & BfiQ. being borne t o their final res­ and persons wishing to buy can ement till in a few years these F^ YCC'M ^ST DEALERS SAVANNAH, OA. will be the master land own­ ting place until the Resurrec­ secure bargains by c tiling on us. will find the Five and Ten Cent packages We have a big lot of NEW the cheapest and most salable package er and his land slaves while tion Morn shall dawn. Thef Mi C • V tea on tne market and consumers pro­ the man brings up his chil­ will be to-day for a few hours, BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, nounce it "the best and most economical/ Kin-Go Tea Is convenient to handle, easy HARNESS&c under the rotunda of the sim­ dren in idleness and crime. to sell and has proved a big success on hand, which will be sold o' wherever Introduced. This is an easy place t o live ple. massive capitol of North ' I $\*m reasonable terms. If we hnvonol We are extremely anxious to have all •H •• Ji y-s i I if a man has money, and wa­ Carolina, where becoming so­ got what .you want, we Will dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re* quest that you include a few boxes with ges a n good if a man can get lemnities will be observed and take pleasure in getting any f* "i S * your next order to. your wholesale house; -• -f 4> JJ or order direct of us, we will see that yoa employment. Three of our where many a heart will be thing for you in our line. We buy are supplied. For further Information profoundly touched. Thence direct from manufacturers and Watauga boys are working address n ^f-* v Baltimore hi 3 "7 X together in bay harvest a t the> will be borne to Virgin­ can, therefore, give you very lS • HE IN- O EA Co., #1,25 per day and board. ia's capital to receive atHol- close pi i'vs. H' & v: * A* 0 They have blankets of their ywood the last sepulture We have a full lino of new liar S'S o -1 0 f a ti own and sleep in the hay a t From one end of North Caro­ ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ S W -f night. The hay iu barb»y, lina t o the other—from tens erything in the harness line. Can URE REAM ARTAR POWDER ENDORSED BV oats, wheat, etc., not much of thousands of homos and; beat t he world on ju ices. 1 in -,3 •* '• . -2 <>--• hundreds of thousands o I grass. The wheat will be PROF A. L. 8iETZ,P.H.G, WaT" We will take in exchange, * A • hearts prayers for God 's bless hotS H, amies, and also good her of Medical Department Tnlane University C\ S -? IS % w ripe in June, and there are of lA>til«tnnn, wbo, after a careful analysis, 'j ' - g F A4 +' pronounces It a pure Cream Tartar rowiw, thousands of acres in wheat ings upon the bereaved wife cattle. Give us a call. * V" "A: vklch lie cheerfully recommends to the Util 6 f a and daughters of the depart­ tlhSKKU CRAIG d- <<). public. A * •• ,«4« -Wvu..*'•># li - A < '*»•-• in this valley. Jjcuoir .\. ('. The most lovely flowers I ed statesman, orator and pa "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" In A v)- -A $ vl have ever seen are about the triot will be offered to t h o FUHE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL residences here. The people King of kings and Lord of -iv. . • • s' ' £ S 4-s i 3 rill You Want It Ask Grocer For It lords. North Carolina who 1 {i'7i | water their flowers every day. NEitf ORLRAN8, ULF KFG. GA •I i'ir: "i -0 V LA. The water for the town con­ stood by the cradle of t h e vm&mm 1 ME GRS-4T PT, OGROS3 or t.-tSrf.iCITY p^il sumption is furnished froir. young puissant Confederacy S_>SF?U fssisa aar&ftSLs'&s of the and was among the few that ilia HR»T TH Mfcl & Viiglvftl InflltsT £S$ large wells. The water is not VfifopCR i Our farilitlBfi nr« _ for Ihf Tra.tttitf at of f 'fi*•«»»!11 mi tho w orld. \o introduce our facilities arc was present, a t the closingRtn»>a»,Vcn?tfo . ffijt.viol inicquAlod, ami near so good the Watau­ Frtr^rc, Vv'niOi • »• .1 a'' superiorFBhtONw ewrflt MndPRRS each to ONIt food* those who writ® fi'nreSea" ?• * I 51' ga water. You can not look scene when the remorseless P.s above once caninmake lomlitv «VAStAKTKSia-r In Pond f->v all jI to ns at Only yon have to do of itrrfliinrfff stamps lc,r hook or. find r,k- . the chance show onr go ids ?o in Caroote, ani Tr«(^0-l*ftr7i oM*l*«d. and ail faton any of the main streets grave devoured all our hopes, V ' ; Y com* Indiseases. nod how t>returnwho All HONIAUSS t*JWLACTOA nl»o\o :I' and thosetorail—your B«The bethose 5 around you iyhbort j e dozens of buggies. will know how to pay fitting euro them. Call address, 0'd*a fo S. C-Sra, Is SGte'Slisi gfaaraia Se. ?«*• C-AT Carrr* recTtroCfj«»*FaforU. lensPaten)FOES,MON but you s. 'gtnniny of thipend of 1t«om<*ni advet the twits and we Watcat ia Urue )U« DR. ALBERT F. MZII Z CO.. showsappearance of St reduced t\ the small remote frun honors to the noble dead, lf«tNwi (Ml Krmulllf, TfSli. The town and county people The following rut fives the t-iodsl. irawlHg or pLwia., with «!e«!Wtwf8i£> ,ion. W o ten, If nate*lAkl« or mrt, foew if all ride in buggies. Religious­ who deserves so well to he ok.v<rc. Oar foe set iae till satoat i» SUCKTOIL FOR DVSPFPSIA, rt Krapfctet. "Maw bo OhLala Fiteata," wtcft ly, socially, uioiahr,you find c owned with the immortelles BROWN'S IRON BITTERS about as fiftieth -> easy its hulk We will grand, you how you e also show Bojacs ofarixal alleafo ,e / jar Sw-te, oe^atf, <•> IfldigCHtion, and Stomach disorder?, take aoopc.the Urgea* ipart of•ocniTydayftatis least, fromdouble Mac teieDROWNS IUO.V HITTEnS. town, free. can makeft-oiii Better write at the every faith, belief and ism prefiguring lame and glory curefl Dyspepsia, In­ All dealers keep It, 81 per bottle. Genuine has ciueaperien^e lljlil toU#1a once «SO, .'\>rirxpn sfart,withtrade mark ana cTo&v.d red lines on wrapper. Adtiroat * H. HALLETT 4 4.O., Box Wo pay al) es chargea Haim here, blluifiiia some noble among all who revere virtue d i g e s t i o n & D e b i l i t y . christian peopie here. Al­ 'and honor true greitness, PER % (' 1 " ,4 : *," , CACTERINE • : EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. I ROYAE S. N. C3., Iteds&ri 18.| PAY 5 TETTERINE! P G C -T lU'J T K G T u„ ' �The Watauga Democrat D. B. Dwgherty, Editor. R. C. Rivers, Publisher 1 hurstlay June 8th, /803. „ The Wuhleuscs. The first enstaIImerit of Wal lensian immigrants reached Burke county a few days ngo, while several hundred will arrive in the near future. They have located on a 1,200 acre tract of land lying in part between Morganton and Donnelly Spring. They will establish a town a t some point on the W. N. C. It. R between these two p l a c e s which they will cab Valdese. They are from the table­ lands of the Alps. They will probably make the cultiva­ tion of the vine their leading industry. N o r t h Carolina may be justly proud of their settling here for we don't suppose that there is a place on the Globe where their pure historic fame and name are known but they would be met with a hearty wel­ come. During the churches long and dreary night of per­ secution, they kept "their lamps trimmed and burning" and were never suppressed, but kept themselves a free and independent people up to the present da.y. They defied the power of the Pope a n d were found hidden away nmong the m o u n t a i n s and cayes of the earth, and when the light a t 1 e n g t h dawned these dwellers among the rocks and caves came out pure and unsullied a s those who never bowed the knee to Baal, although they had en­ dured persecution indescriba­ ble. From Hibriter, N. C. Hon. "Buck" Kitchen, ofN. NOTICE. ('., has received the appoint­ By virtue of nower of Halo con­ Editor Democrat'. For some time the .veath- ment of Inspector of Customs tained in a certain mortgage!lend executed to me on the loth day ei has been cowl and dry with in this State. of May, 1892, by Joseph Dishus, but the past week gave man and wife, 1 will on the first Mitchel county lias let out M o n d a y i n J u l y . 1 8 9 3 , a t t h e us very warm weather, and now wearehavinggood show a contract to build a £4,000 court house door in the town of Boone, proceed t o sell t o t h e ers. It affords us a favora­ bridge across Toe river. highest bidder for cash in hand ble time for setting potato a certain tract of laud conveyed slips, cabbage plants, et?. A posse of seven revenue of to me by said mortgage, lying Fork ad The present rains vri'l almost fleers.recently destroyed 13 on the waters of BrushyP. Mast, illicit distilleries in Wilkes joining the lumls of F. insure a good oat crop. The T. C. McBride arid others, con wheat crop is in bloom, but county. tabling 5 3-4 acres more or less, and for a more particular de­ is not altogether at* promis­ scription reference is herby given The Grout Southern Remedy. ing as last year. There is to the record of said mortgage some well-grown wheat, while People should not be de­ i n b o o k " D , " p a g e 1 8 7 o f t h e ceived into paying money for there is much that is low and trashy mixtures gotten up to mortgages in the office of the Register of Deeeds for Watauga short headed and thin on the sell. Botanic Blood Balm,(B. county. Said mortgage being giv ground, but if it fills w e l l , B. B.) which has been made en to secure the payment of $32. there will be a fair yield, as in Atlanta for the past fif­ and costs, with interest from the of May, there was a large acreage teen years, never fails t o give 16th day due and 1892, which aunpaid. This satisfaction as a superior mount is sown. The corn crop is ta­ building up tonic and blood May 25th 1893. W. R. MOODY, Mortgagee, king a good start, having purifier. I t iH made from the been worked over once", and prescription of an eminent Lovill and Fletcher Attys. for Mortgagee. much of it a second time. The physician. The bottle is large fruit is almost an entire fail­ and the doses small. See NOTICE. their advertisements and buy ure in this section, though that which is thoroughly en­ Bv virtue of a deed of trust ex­ ths black berry crop promis­ dorsed by thousands of grate ecuted to me by A. D. Bowles, and es well notwithstanding-some ful patients whom ii has cur­ vile, Amelia Bowles, on llie 8th day of September, 1888; and in people declared they were all ed. A trial bottle will test obedience to a decree of the Suits merits. killed in January. peiior Court of Ashe ccuiDv made at spring term, 1893,1 w ill The closing exercises of Flisell to the highest bidder t ii e briten Academy weie a pro­ lands belonging to the said A. 1). nounced success, except that Bowles in the counties of Ashe, Wilkes and Watauga, at the there WHS too much of the following times and places in said minstrel or negro in the con­ co unties: :o:cert a t night. The crowd was At the court house in Jefferson, large and orderly. Maj. Bing­ N. C„ on Monday, June the 5th, 1893, the fallowing tracts of land ham, of Statesville delivered, I ha ve just received a nice n •/ or rather read, a fine litera­ line of Dress Goods consist­ 1 tving in Ashe county: 1st tract—known as the Wiley ry address, but some of us, ing of Presnell lands on Gap creek, a Iwho know Maj. Bingham's joiuiug Jacob Setzer, C. J. Bowles White and Black Em­ and others, contuiuining 50 apower as an extemporaneous broider] Skirting. A cres. speaker, could not help wish­ big lot of White 2nd tract—the Larkin Phillips ing that he had turned him­ Goods, Worsteds hind, on Pine Swamp, adjoining self loose in an extemporane­ c. J. Bowles and William Phillips nnd etc. A nice outnining 20 acres. ous manner on some practi­ line of ladies' 3rd tract—known as the Hop­ cal subject, nevertheless we Trimmed a n d Untrimmeri kins land adjoininiug Calvin J. all appreciated his effort and Bowles, Jacob Setzer and others, ilATS visit among us. The next ses Also Trimmings, Tips and containing 150 acres. 4th tract—on the South Fork sion will open first Monday Flowers for Hats. of New River, at the mouth jf in August next. I understand cranberry creek, adjoining Jus. A nice line of ladies Prof. Phillips has engaged and Gent's Shoos. Scott, Jacob Setzer and otln rs, containing some 30 or 40 acres. the assistance of a worthy Big lot of Tin-ware 5th tract—the lands purchased OlaHH-waro a n <1 and competent young man from C. M. HUNT, near Philips' for the next session, and he Queens-ware- A good Gap on the Blue Ridge. lino of Notions. A big hopes lora larger s c h o o l lot, of Jeans and Cot- At the court house door in than ever heretofore. tonades. Just come Wilkesboro, N. C., on Wednesday June 7th. 1893. thf following I do most earnestly hope lands lying in the county ot you may succeed in making In 500 galons of Crockery- Wilkes: wa r». those good roads and turn­ waters Lew We are Agent for Helton is'1st tract—on the the old ®fMar­ pikes through Watauga, of Fork, adjoining Woollen Mills. tin Lipp tract and the Joel Per which you spoke in a former A big lot of Cloth now on guson tract and others, contain issue of the DEMOCRAT. They ing 42 acres. ha rid. would help your county won­ 2nd tract—on the South side derfully. and I wish all the Just received a nice lot of of the Blue Ridge, adjoining J. C. Harton, chap Green and others people could realize the tru« SUGAR containing 25 acres. value of such roads. I do not Granulated, and 3rd tract on Meadow Branch, think there is a particle of Brown and Coffee. wntcra of Lewis' Fork, adjoining doubt about the new r a i l C. J. cow lea, A. M. church and ot ii A big lot c f Hoes, ers. containing 50 acres. road reaching Patterson by Nails, 4th tract—jn the south side fall. Then with a good, first Horse shoes, of the nine nidge, adjoining wm. Ox shoes class turn-pike road f r o m Blackburn, Joseph calloway and etc. others, containing 250 acres. Boone to Patterson, the peo­ 5th tract—the Jordon church ple of Watauga ought to feel No goods sold on time, un­ lands, on the waters of Lewis' almost like they were living less secured by mortgage. Fork, adjoining the lands of c. J. on or near a rail road. cowles and others, containing Recollect that 1 will sell 100 acres. I sympathize with you in the loss of two such citizens you good goods and will not 6th tract—on the Blue Ridge, misrepresent a s C a p t . E . F . L o v i l l a n d arid see m.v my wares. Come near Phillips' Gap, adjoining the stock whether lands of c. N. Hunt, Edmund alack Rev. E. F. Jones. Both are you buy or not. burn a n d o t h e r s , c o n t a i n i n g 200 among the excellent of earth, acres. Most Respect hilly, and will be greatly missed, At the court house in noone, n. c. on Saturday, June the 10th, but a desire to better their C. D. TAYLOR 1893, the following lands lying conditions in life, no doubt, in the county of Watauga: April 27, !KJ. prompted their action, and 1st tract—known as the Dark let us hope that both may re Ridge tract on, Beech Mountain, containing L00 acres. alize their largest, expecta 2nd tract—kr»Lwn ns the Lnintions. Fraternally, liert lands, on orassy creek, ad­ May 28. I. W. THOMAS. joining George Phillips and oth­ OftSE DOLLAR ers, containing 20 acres. U e? 3rd tract—in the Deep Gap of Triniiy College had seven­ the nine nidge, containing 30 ateen, Chapel Hill twenty-fo.ir 1b easily earned by any one of either sex In anj part of the country, who Is willing to work Indue cr< a. and Wake Forest twenty- trloiMly :iii< the employment which we furnish. I'iir labor light and pleasant, and von run no 4th tract—on Elk creek (Hog whatever. out three graduates a t their com risk can give the Wa lit you trial complete,so that Gk), known as the Carrol lands, you business n without expense to yourself. For those willing lo do a little work containing 50 acres. mencements this year. this Is the grandest oiT*r made. Yon can work THE County Commissioners and magistratea of Watauga county met in joint session on Monday last for the purpose of levying the annual taxes of the county. The levy was 63% cents for all purposes on the £100 valuation, making the poll tax f l . 9 0 T h i s •peaks well for Watauga Co. We doubt if there is a county around us but that will have levied the full constitutional tax of 66% cents on the hun­ dred dollars valuation. A full Board of Education waselec ted, to wit: A. H. Davis, T P. Adams, and Alexnder Hagaman, and D. F. Horton was re-elected road sui veyor. On the first Monday of June of last year, at the regular meeting of the joint boards to elect county commission ers resulted in the election of W. C. Coffey, J. C. Horton and W. H. Farthing, Mr. Coffey was duly inducted in­ to the office, but Messrs. Far thing and Horton being at the time of their election jus­ tices of the peace,und remain ed as such until the next De­ cember, a t which time t h e statute was construed to mean that they were inelegil»le and they did not qualify. Whereupon W. W. Presnell and J. II. Mast, who were members of the old Board, THE papers of the South are agreed to hold over until the full of the proceedings and first Monday in June when ceremonies of the Jefferson said FarthiLg and Horton Davis cortege through sever­ were duly elected, they hav­ al of the Southern States to ing resigned the office of jus­ the final resting place of the tice last December. Messrs. remains in Richmond, Virgin Mast and Presnell retire from ia. Some severe criticisms are the Board of County CommU b e i n g i n d u l g e d i n b y s u e h sioners after a long and faith men as Mr. Foraker, of the ful term, conscious of t h e North, in regand t o the much fact that they have done ado the Southern people have their full duty. Likewise Mr. exhibited for the memory of J. H. Taylor, who has been their once great leader, but one of the Board of Educa­ in the face of all this many of tion for a long tirue, retires, the old soldiers of the Union A. H. Davis having been elec­ Army have spoken kindly, ex ted in his place. Mr. Taylor pressed sympathy and atten­ has made us a faithful officer ded the ceremonies a t Rich­ and has, with his colleagues, mond. done well with the school sys­ tem of the county. Watauga THE General Assembly of has been fortunate in select­ the Presbyterian church in N. ing good, true and safe men Y. has disposed of the famous for her officers. Briggs trial for heresy. This case was brought up from How much damage will be an appeal from a former tri­ •ustained by Watauga coun­ al by the church in which it ty in the loss of birch tim­ was decided that Dr. Briggs ber ^ Hundreds of fine trees was not guilty, but the As­ are being cut every day; the sembly has found him guilty bark pealed and the trees left and excommunicated him. to decay in the forest. It is It is probable that this will estimated that the banc on cause trouble and will divide average is worth 25cts. This the denomination. bark is distilled and the oil THE latest advice* indicate is sold for $1.50 per pound. You will find these distiller­ that Kope Elias will be ap­ ies in almostevery hollow and pointed Collector and R. B. on every branch where there Glenn District Attorney, in a are birch trees growing. The few days. It may be that we saw mills and distilleries will will know this week how it is. soon destroy the forests,and those who engage in these THE applicants for Deputy pursuits make but little raon Collectors, St ore Keepers and e y , t o s a y n o t h i n g o f t h e Gaugers will soon know their hard labor it takes. Owing succes or defeat, as the Col­ to the hard times in money lector will be appointed in a matters, the people are forc­ few days. ed to do something to make CHARI.ES Foster, ex-Secreta Rev. (). M. Gaddy, a room money, if it. iw hard and rath­ ry of the United StatesTreas mate for a while of D. Dough er unprofitable business. ury, has failed. Liabilities sta erty's a t Wake Forest, died ted to be about £60,000. recently a t that place on the FOURTH Assistant P o s t day of his graduation. master General Maxwell is E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. cutting off the official heads Wake Forest is to have a of fourth-clasfc post masters law school and chair of The­ a t a rate t h a t is very satis­ ology. factory t o the democracy of A T l O R N h Y S A T L A W , the country. About onehun BOONE, N. C. The Bakersville .Yewe is a drtd new postmasters are be­ \8pecia1 at ten lion g i ven sprightly paper and is a wel­ ing appointed every day. to the collet ion ofcla irnsyWi come visitor to our table. LOVILL & FLETCHER, * -H' O O OO C 1 — oo oc YS a u n v -0~ SAY! LOOK OUT! TILLS r s NO HUM HUG TO DRAW TRADE! -o- I MEAN BtJSINES?. -o- 1 rom now until the first (lav of April L will sell my stock d CLOTHING —AND— OVERCOATS At 10 percent above If yon don't think I mean it come and look through my STOCK Ife wont cost yon one cent, if yon dont purchase. I hare a large steck «nd want to get rid of it before spring. «T CALL AND LOOK!"Wtk o— I would rail your attention t o the big rut in prices in my other Iircs. o nil day, or in the evening only. If you are em­ ployed, and have a few spare hours at your dis­ posal, utilize them, and add to yonr income,— our business will not interfere n't all. Yon will be amazed on the stnrt at the rapidity and ease by which you ainass dollar upon dollar,'day In and day ont. F.vrn beginner* are successful from the tlr•*t hoar. Aov one enn rnr» the ht»*ine*.< - none fail. T>'« shot*!-! try nothing el's until rem see for yours*.' what yon can do at the fatsinesi which we oifer. Xo"capital risked. >7,:men are grind wo kcrs; nowadays they s» «ke rte much ;* raen. Thev slionl i trv this business, «» it Is so well adapted to tlirm. Write at o-ice und see for yourst if. Address II. HAI.I.ICTT At CO., Said lands to be sold to satisfy various outstanding c 1 a i in s against the said A. I), cowles and sci fired bv said deed of trust. TERMS OF SALE. One-four th cash on day ot sale and the balance on a credit of three month, purchaser giving b o n d with approved security. ttox 8P0, Cortland, )to Thiis April the 24th. 1893. W. II. GENTRY, TRUSTEE. SH3III9 N0HI S.NM0H9 osn'uoi'L.eaSipuixo'axq -noxx J9AT1 'DXJ'BX'BM JCOj IF rom HACK ACnKS. Or you arc all worn ont, really good for noth­ ing, It is general debility. Try RDHPECTTULLF, W. L. BRYAN. nsbwfrs inox niTTicns. It will cure you, cleanse yonr liver, and giv# a good appetite, o oo CO p Op CO OO CO �X — SUBSCRIPTION R ATE S Sky land S.iteit a'anient. —Di. R. D. Jennings, of Relieves all soreness of the mucous i-'cojl.rao© a.rl Edit or Dein oci a t: It was the writer's pleasure cureGONOKKIURA audGLEUTin » »o$dayg. N" To T HE W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT Rutherford College, requests other treatment necessary, Ncrrrcauses stricture or By your permission, I will t o attend the closing exerci­ leaves any injurious alter eifccts. Price, f t . Sold us to say that owing to a by druggists. I ropy 1 year $1.00 press of work he will not be ! tell your readers more about ses of Skyland Institute at BLOOD BALM CO., Pro's, Atlanta. Ga" 0 months 50 California. This, I find, is a Blowing Rock. Sunday after­ " 3 months 35 able to reach Watauga us early a s he had hoped, hut land subject toearth-qunkes. noon we spent in Viewing ADVERTISING KATES. will be here in about 2 weeks. Nearly every house in Wood­ some of the majestic beauty 1 inch 1 week I .75 —Do you wish to buy bar­ land and Dixon, as well as of this lovely land, the scene­ 1 " 1 month 1.75 1 « 3 " 3.00 gains in hats, shoes,clothing other towns I have noticed, ry of which beggars descrip­ 1 " G " 5.00 dry goods, or hardware? If is built of wood. Framed tion by pen or tongue, and i k< 1 year 7.00 buildings are not so badljr ot which no adequate idea 1 column 1 week 9.00 so, remember 1 am a t the old 1 " 1 month 13.50 stand dealing out goods to damaged by earth-quakes as can be conveyed until it is 1 " 3 " 25.00 my customers as cheap fin those built of brick. seen in person. There a r e 1 " 6 " 37.50 The Baptist church a t Dix­ many points of interest and 1 " 1 year 50 00 they can be sold in this coun­ on is a brick building a n d We.will spirt it for ten centa'per pound, or rrmke it into beauty prominent, a in o n g ty W. L. BRYAN. two or three years ago was which are Grand View, Fair- goods if you prefer. We have a large and varied line'of our Entered a t the Postofflceat —On the evening of June damaged some three*or four own goods, and also of View, Green Hill, the Rock Boone, N. C. % * a s second-class the 4th Mr. Virgil Callaway thousand dollars. The hous­ and others. The Rock is one mail p a t t e r . and Miss Stella Shull, both es are nearly all plastered on of nature's wonders, rearing of Watauga county, were u- the inside and the plastered its granite head far above LOCAL NEWS. WHICH WE WILL SELL TO YOtfiVERY LOW. nited in marriage by the Rev. ceiling is generally cracked the surrounding hill-tops pen To parties who will gather b a d s of wool in their neigh­ G. W. Osborn a t his residence and marred by earth-quakes, etrating the eternal breeze —A. M. Dougherty of Tenn., on Cove Creek. The D EMO­ The buildings of this town that constantly sweeps over borhoods .and bring to us, we will offer special inducements is in town on business. and we hopeTHIS YEAR to trade wit he very wool-grower in CRAT extends congra tuitions. are very nice; some three sto­ it. Upon the top of this rock —\V. L. Bryan, Esq. has re WATAUGA CO NTY. you look down into the gafl­ turned from a business trip --Will VV. Holsclaw, of Vi­ ries high and some higher. las, has completed his black­ The water is mixed with al­ ing chastus below you, send­ Our agent will soon call to see you with samples of our t o Hickory. smith shop, employed a first kali; the fact is itisso strong ing up their oaken and piney goods, and we hope you will give him your orders. —Sheriff Baird held an elec­ class smith and now asks for that a man from the East arms t o meet you should you 7 hanking you for past favors we are truly yours, tion for town officials a t Blow your work and promises that don't like t o drink it. The over-ballance t h e precipice THE ELKIN WOOLLEN MILLS, ing Rock yesterday. a l l w o r k i n b o t h w o o d a n d people use oranges instead of and fall into the gorge below. April 13,1893. —Joseph Hagaman. ofBea iron shall be promptly execu­ w a t e r . W h i l e c r o s s i n g t h e H e r e is an awe-inspiring Ver Dams, hail a horse killed ted, and a t a reasonable price. plains I saw great lakes cov scene t h a t is better dwelt up­ by lightning last week. —F. M. Holsclaw has pur­ ering thousands of acres of on in reverie than with the — Wiley Sv\ift, of Cove Creek, chased the boarding house a t a l k a l i . T h e s u r f a c e o f t h e pen. In dwelling upon this has opened school a t Lin- Cove Creek Academy and is ground where such large q nan beauty 1 had almost forgot­ preparing it for boarding pu- tities are deposited look very ten to say any thingabout the Ville. Success to him. much like our country does Columbian entertainment the —Hardy Mast caught a pils. The people will employ I owe a lot of money and for the next thirty days yotl when there is a heavy sleet subject of which was "Our fish in Cove Creek recentiy a live and energetic teacher, can buy goods awful cheap for CASH. Now is the time and will, no doubt, have a on the ground. Here in Cal­ Country." The hall was dec­ which weighed 8% pounds. to secure some rare bargains in spring goods. prosperous school the com­ ifornia L notice, in places, a- orated with flags and flow­ —I. N. Corpentng. of Blow­ ing session. I have the largest lot of fine an j coarse shoes of any* cres of alkali. The towns here ers, and the songs, accompa­ ing Rock has rented the Blow body—men's and women's. Also a lot of clothing a t low are supplied with water from nied b.j the organ the dia­ —Mr. (5. W. Jenkins, of Sa­ ing Rock Hotel for the sum­ deey wells. I t is lifted froir logues and recitations, were rates. Men's and boy's hats dirt cheap. Ladies'fine dress goods low. Ladies' nut rim med hats low down. All kinds vannah, Mo., is stopping a t mer, says the 7 opic. the wells hy an engine to the all expressive of patriotic e- of shelf hardware cheap I keep all repairs for the Farm­ the Coffey House. He is se­ height of fifty or one hundred motion, and were interspers­ er's Friend plow. —The henyj and continued verely afflicted with asthma, You will find a good line of groceries on hand, sugar, feet and emptied into a large ed with readings from the Bi­ rains for the past ten days but he thinks, so fai, that tank. Then thereftre metal ble. To say the least, the coffee, soda, white fish, etc., etc. Everybody come and get have greatly retarded theiai our climate is the best he has pipes running t o every house entertainment wasasucccess. goods while they are cheap. rners in their work. tried for hia trouble, uud he During my brief stay 1 was Iter NO GOODS SOLD ON TIME.*Wt —The potato bugs are do­ has tried most places of note. in the city. So yon have an hospitably entertained a t the I inusl again request every b.oby who are due me to 1 i n g g r e a t d a m a g e i < > t h e It seems that his only relief abundance af water in yon * VWed en house. come and pay their accounts and save cost. I want your own house, but this costssev May this little town a n d trade and will do you right every time, and will highly ap­ vonng potato vines in manv is in the climate. era! dollars per month. In school prosper and increase preciate the same. 1 will just say here, that I want all the sections of Watauga —The fish ponds on Cove every yard voU see rubber u n t i l t h e y l i v e t o b l e s s t h e roots and herbs there is in the mountains this season. So, —'The cnudit ion <»f M r s . Creek are mostly abandoned. hose and little fountains of country in which they are sit remember me. Frank Wikestill remains eriti A. J . McBride still keeps up water play ing every evening ua ted. Yours Anxious to Please. WILL H. MCGUIRE. cal, and it is feared that her his large ponds. He is one t o water the grass and flow­ WILL W. HOLSCLAW. illness will prove fatal. of onr moot enterpr/sing far­ ers. E. "LibRl! g-YHI —Thus. Coffev and wife, of mers, and perhaps has done The north wind has b e e n more than any other citizen blowing ever since 1 came Patterson, avid Miss Mattie f B9TAAJuftHKD Curtice, of Wilkesboro, are in introducing new varieties here. The people complain visiting Mrs. W. C. Coffey in of grain, grasses ami vegeta­ of it as much a s we do in Wa fa * bles. He also tak?s a great tauga when the cold, damp her illness. —The Methodists and Bap­ interest in introducing im­ east wind blows. The north 176 & 178 Cay St root, KtmXVl U»£, TEff&Jt tists are arranging to build proved stocks of hogs, cattle wind drives thedustnndsand HARDWARE. in the eyes and through ev­ l a r g e c h u r c h e s o n S h a r p s poultry, etc. Cutlery , Axes, Nails, Looks, Ht bg>ee, To Horeo arW T h e Turnpike meeting ery ornek. and makes a per­ Creek in the Smith settle­ Mule S hoes, Ac , &c. held in Boone on last Mon­ son feel dull stupid and sleepy. ment. t AGRICULTURAL MERITS. I visited Dixie, Cal., l a s t Gervjlne Oliver Chiltad Plows, 9yvacnx&o HfWoiiSe PHovrs*, •—The people are h i g h l y d a y e v e n i n g , o r g a n i z e d t h e week in company with t h e Bro wn's Double Shovel Plows, Cither I% ? Uts. Straw Cvt>pleaded with the s c h o o 1 Co. br electing J . F. Spaintera, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shelle rs, I -erks, Scythes* hour President, W. C. Coffey Rev. Mr. Pulliam. We stayed Cr adle and Snaths, Ba.t>ed Wlr ©, &c_, & a. taught ny A. J . Flether a t Treasurer and T. H. Coffey all night with a man that we cofrrRACTORa' SUPPLIES. Cove Creek Academy which Worst Cass of Scrofula the Secretary. The directors of would call a farmer, but west Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Stteel, Iron,lSbeverts, Picks* closed a few days ago. Doctors Ever Saw Mattocks, Scrapers, Sledge and Drill Ha minors, Btaokthe road were elected as fol­ he is called a ranchman. He smlth Tools, Wheelbarrows, &o. —Mr. F. P. Curtice a n d lows: G. H, Blair, J . F.Spain owns 1,200 acres of land all Completely CVrrd by HOOD'S AMMUNITION, SPORTING ClMD6. SARSAPARILLA. Mrs Farthing, both of But­ hour, T H.Coffey. J.B.Clark in a body and as level as a " When I ^vas 4 or 5 years old I had a scrof­ Parker's Shot Guns, /temington, Baker EogtVsh ler, Tenn., are visiting Mrs. and I. N. Corpening. Work house floor. I saw on his ulous soio on tho iriddle flneer of my left hand, Shot Guns, Winchester and CoM"s 'ftOTes, Loaded which got so hid that the doctors cut tho jot I n tho Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead , Fhsh Hoicks arid Linos* W. 0. Coffey, whose health is is to begin June 2Uth on the farm as much as six r r seven finger on. and laicri torn. off more than half my Fishing Rods, &c. hand. Then Co soru broke out on my arm, still unimproved. Booneend. Stockholders may hundren acres of asfine wheat came out on my neck and face on both sides, 6PE CIALTIES. nearly destroy the sluht of one eye, also —Miss Cora Hagaman, of furnish hands witli tools a t a s I evet saw growing. The on my right, mi. Doctors said It was tho Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and L-eather Belting* of Scrofula Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-proof Safes, Wire w h e a t h e a d s a i e f l a t a n d theyWorst Case ettuply awful! Flva Holly Springs College has o- 75 cents per day. ever aw. It was Screen Doors and Window Frames, Pa»per Bags, &o. years ago I brgau to take Hood's Sarsaparilla. pened a subscription school —On last Saturday Beaver short, in shape reminds one Gradually I found that the sores wore begin­ EVE RTTHINC ON WHEELS. a t the Phillips school house Dams was visited by one jf of r a 1 1 1 e snake's rattles. ning to heel. T kept on till I had taken ten Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages, Pprlng V Vagons, Moors bottles, ~S8r r« Just think tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wa rone. Two Wheel Carts. That man will harvest his return I tr«i lor that! investment! ofAwhat a got. th«n. on Cove Creek. the most terrific storms of »»-r cfr.i? Yes, many thousand. For Send for Catalogue and prices. have bad —Deputy Sheriff A, S. Ad­ rain that has been known in wheat with a machine drawn the past 4 vnars Iail thoho sores. I Work Time. Special attention given to We re spectams has collected the taxes that section for many years. by 30 mules or Worses. The Before, I eoala 4® wo work. I know not fully solicit your patronage machine will cut, thresh and what to say strong enough to express my grat in Cove Creek township with We are told that the crops of ltude to Rood's S .rsnpartlla for my perfect W. W. WOODRUFF & .CO. the exception of two remov­ corn belonging to some of the sack his wheat all a t t h e cure." GBORO* W. turnbk, Farmer, Galsame time. He treated us as way, Saratoga county, N. Y. als. Abner is a hustler to get farmers were entirely swept HOOD'S PILLS * weaken, bnt aid 176 & 178 Cay Street, M.OXVi LLE, TEMN. kindly as he could. His land digestion ftiid toue tlie atnmaeh. Try them. " t h a t little tax." from the face of the earth. would bring him $200 per NOTICE. —The Rev. Mr. Pell preach­ Two cows, the property of acre. E. F. J ONES. By virtue of a decree issued ed a t Henson's Chapel last Mat. McElyen, were washed To (yrt at tlic Facts from the Superior Court at Sabbath. He is preparing to down and drowned in Beaver SO, EVERY-ONE should save all they can and YOU Spring Term, 1893, I will soil should begin bv buying your have a church erected on the Dam creek. It was thought Regarding Hood's Sarsaparilla, for cash a t the court house ask the people whotnkethis med site given by Rev. (jr. W. Os­ t o have been a cloud burst or icine, or read the testimonials of­ door in the town of Boone, water spoilt. ten published in this paper. They on the 3rd day of July '93, it And not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for $50 or $00 tium for that purpose. will certainly convince you that being t he tirst Moildav in said I will sell you as good for $25. Machine needles that, will fit any. From Friend to Friend —Rev. R. P. Pell, who has Hood's Sarsapari11a possesses un month, the following<kscrib­ machine, at 2 5 cts per doz., sent out by nail. I have a good stock just returned from a visit to Goes the story of the excellence eqalled merit, and that HOOD'S ed real estate to wit: A 3-5 of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 75 cts to $1.50 ot Hood's Sarsaparilla and what interest in a tract of land ly­ Trout Hies 00 cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 1 0 to 25 cts per his wife in Fayetteville, N. C., it has accomplished, and this is CURES. Hood,H Pills cure constipation ing on the waters of Yadkin dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and scins of any length is wearing a pleasunt smile the strongest advertieng which Elk in Watauga county,con­ Rase-balls of for $1 each sent by resoring the peristolic and seems to he happy over is done in behalf of this medicine. of the alimentary canal. action taining 136 acres known as complete. fail t o write the very best , Respectfully, by mail. They Do not tor viices. We to teil honestly the arrival of a bau.y boy a t whatendeavorSarsaparilla is and aie the best lamtlv cathartic. the Jesse O. Triplett lands, Hood's his home. adjoining the lands of John what it will do. but what it has Johnson county, Tenn., will done is far more May 21, 91. KNOXVILLE, 7 /LVN. —Mr. W. L. Bryan reports far more potent. important and build a $10,000 court house- R . H o d g e s a n d o t h e r s * t h e Its unequalled property of J . N. Simmons t h a t four people have beer record of course is sure to con­ The contract WHS let on the dee'd., to satisfy a debt of bitten by copper head snakes vince those who have never tried 5th, says the Tomahawk. $800 due T. J . Griffey & Bro. recently on the east side of Hood's Sarsaparilla that it is an After the grip, when you are with interest and cost. This sum HIDE 70 Tilh DEMOtEA I. SI PER YEAH. the Blue Ridge, in Caldwell excellent medicine. weak and "pkived out. Hood's June 1, 1893. county. Noneof theb i t e s J . F. SPAINHOUR, "One dollar pays for the Haifviparilla. will reston your proved fatal, however. Commissioner. health aud strength. Democrat one year. Ai;other Letter from Wooi lain!, Cat. WOOL! WOOLS Bring TJs Your Wool This Year. (SUNKHAL MERCHANDISE o 1 W. W. WQODRUfF 1 do ea. no TIIUSE ARE HARD TMESj SEWING MACHINES OF IE. ANGEL, % % � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/09c471a9dfb15aff1909e4b0aec70ac4.pdf 0b9e5e87ea765474ec16781817ca6618 PDF Text Text VOL 5 BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., TTIU11SDAY, JUNE 15, 1893, NO. 39, Spoke Tweuty-SIx Hours. all over that county, in my California Letter. LETTER. portion of these old soldiers PROFESSIONAL. judgment, would b e worth The lo agest speech on record is who went to war in 1801, Editor Democrat'. believed by the "Pall Mall Bud­ From our Regular Correspondent. when the question of pen­ There is trluch live-oak in more than a rail road a t the get" to have been that made by W. B. COUNCILL, Jit. C a l i f o r n i a , e s p e c i a l l y i n t h e present time. Suppose we had President Cleveland enjoy­ sions was not in the remo­ foot-hills of the Sierra Neva­ a good graded road on a lev­ VIr. DeCosmos when the measure ATTORNEY AT LAV. test thought of by any of was pending, the passage of ed if is fishing trip immensely Boone, N. C. and returned to the h a r d theitl, Were democrats. Even da Mountains and in the Sac el grade from Blowing Rock Which would take from a great democrats themselves forget rn men to valley. It does not to Mountain City. A read many settlers their land!. Deworn wliich still lies before W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). to make answer that a great grow very large. The leaf has such as they have in Califor­ Cosmos was in a hopeless mlndtlirn in tip-top condition. He company of the leading cap­ a dark green appearance, nia, a man can drive 10 miles ity. The job had been held back Boone, N. C. jresided over a special cabi­ an hour with a good span of till the eve of the close of the ses­ Resident Physician. Office net meeting to-day, which tains of the Union h o s t s - arid it is an evergreen—nev­ er sheds its leaves. I notice horses, or draw from three sion. Unless legislation was ta­ on King Street north of Post was called to consider ways Grant, Sherman, Buell, Rosken before noon of a given day encrans, Thomas, McClellan, in the town of Woodland a to four thousand pounds on Office. and means for replenishing a wagon with two good hor­ the act of confiscation would fail. Logan, Butler, Franklin, Slo great many varieties of trees The day before the expiration of the gold reserve fund, which DR. L. C. REEVES. cum, Sickles—a n unending grown for ornament and ses, you see t h a t distance the limitation DeCosmos got the lias been encroached on to a PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON column of such men and their shade. Vv'e see the cot ton- would be shortened a t least floor about 10 a. m. and begari greater extent than ever bewood; different varieties of ac one half. Office at Residence. foie, in order to meet the de­ followers — were democrats. casia, the fig, different vari­ Much love t o nil my Wat­ a speech against the bill. Its Boone, N. C. mand for gold forexport. No The reputation and honor of eties of cedar, all growing to­ auga friends. The city clock friend# cared little, for they sup­ danger is apprehended f o r the G. A. R. are now a t stake gether in the same yard or is striking eleven now and I posed that by one or two o'clock L. I). LOWE, lie wbuld be through and t h e tlie present, and it.was t o ciis in this mat ter. By the ac­ park. We also see the com­ remember it is 2 o'clock in bill could be put on its paSshge. tion of its highest officers it cuss plans for the future t h a t Attorney at has been committed to the mon locust growing beside Boone. You are three hours One o'clock came and DeCosmos the cabinet meeting was held. the palm and century plants earlier than we are. Some of was speaking still—had not m are -ANDIt is claimed by some, but. remarkable proposition t h a t blooming near. The palm a t our Watauga boys are work­ than entered upon his subject. not by the Treasury officials, grand army posts shall not tains the size of two feet in ing on a much some five Then 2 o'clock came—he was say notary public, openly discuss and uphold that under the act of March diameter and twelve or fif­ miles below us near the back ing: "In the second place." Three, BANNER'S ELK. N. C. 17, 18(>2, which good law­ pension reform. It is idle to teen feet high. Lumber for water from the Sacramento o'clock—he produced a fearful make answer to this charge yers who have made a care­ building purposes is high, cos ltiyer, and they complain of bundle of evidence and insisted by pleading technicalities. on reading it. The majority be­ ful examination say has nev­ The G. A. II. now owes it t i n g f r o m $ 2 4 t o $ 3 6 p e r the black gnats a# being a gan to have a suspicion of the er been repealed, the Secret a thousand feet. terrible'pest there. They are ATTORNEY A1 LAW, ry of the Treasury is author­ to itself to support a search­ There is a fox-tail grass hen a t work with two men who truth, he was going to speak un­ N-c MAIUON, ing examination of the pen­ til next lf©on and kill the bill. ized t o issue legal tender sion rolls. And whenthecoun that grows in the field#, by have 16,000 acres of land in For a while they made merry o-(o)notes for Hie purchase of gold the streets and everywhere it one body in thin valley. They Will practice in the court* o- " a t such rates and upon such try is satisfied that the roll can get a hold. Itgrowsfrom have 200 yoilng mule# and ver it, bu? as it came on to dusk they began to get ala rmed. They is a worthy one, and not un­ Wataugft. Ashe, Mitchell, My Dow *11 aiulTill other counties in the term# as he may deem most til then, will the feeling pas# t h r e e i n c h e s t o t h r e e f e e t six or seven hundred hoad of tried interruption# but soon awestern district.^Special atten advantageous t o the public high and each stalk has a lorses. Ittake#twenty hand# bandoned them, because each one lion given to the collection of interests." Secretary Carlisle away t h a t pension expendi­ h«ad. When these head# get some three week# to cut their afforded him a chance to digress ture is in considerable part claims.^®* think# he would ha v e no dif­ dry they are troublesome, a# hay, which consist# of oats, and gain time. They tried to nn unjust burden." shout him down, but that gave ficulty in getfhig all the gold Dr. J..C* Butler. Dr. T. C. BJactob»rn Comptroller of currency,- they are very much like bar­ barley, wheat, etc. Yours tru him a breathing space and final­ needed in exchange for legal Trade, Tcim. /ioiirillo, 5. C. E. F. JONES. Eckles, is detei mined that.no ley having very stiff beards. l v , ly they settled down to watch tender notes if it were legal Those heads and beard# will Woodland May 29. Butler & Blackburn, to issue them; but no final do national bank director shall work themselves through the the combat between strength of plead ignorance of tlip lawns will and weakness ofbody. Thfy The Bright Side of It. cision of the matter is likely clothing and throuhg the gave him no mere}—no adjourn­ Pipslans & Sarggop.s, to be made until the gold re­ an excuse for having neglec­ nHeaps' wool and make the Rural California^. ted his duty. II:-? has had a 1tGF<Alls attended fit fill Work on the farm need not ment for dinner, chance to do s e r v e in tlm Treasury shall circular prepared, a copy of sheep#' back sore. When they be a drudgery; it should not more than wet his lips with wa­ hoitrs.^&h l a v e been red need to what which e ill he forwarded t o start up a man'# pants they be. Good management i s ter, no wandering from hts sub­ Secretary Carlisle consider# Jt?m 1, 93. each director ot every newnn just go on foe you can t pull quite a# necessary in this line ject, no sitting down. Twilight dangerous Tow amount tional bank, containing the them out without t e a r i ng of woik a# in the office or in darkened; the gas was lit, num­ E F. LOVILL .1. C. FLETCHER. and that niw.v never occur. bers slipped out to dinner in re­ laws defining the duties and them to piece#. hern Having sent a trustworthy Everybody goes in a hurry the store, or in the affairs of lays and returned t# sleep in* j h A*A obligations of bank direc­ p. EI State. After all, we t h i n k squads, but DeCosmos went on. UIUM lgwnt to Hawaii to learn the 0* tors, and the penalties pre­ here. It, i# a rare sight to see sentiment of the Hawaiian#. scribed for neglect of duty. a person on horse-back. It there i# more real pleasura­ The speaker, to whom he was ad ATTORNEYS AT LAW, President Cleveland now pro He tsays lie wishes to impress is not tin unusual sight to see ble hope in the heart# of the dressing himself was alternately BOONE, N. C. aose« to ascertain the senti­ upon H I P minds of bank in­ men and women riding on bi­ husbandman than there can dozing, snoring and trying to near.SV teem I a f i fmtion i>i vea ment of our own people to­ spectors that they are liable cycle# on the streets, in fact, possibly be'in that ofthemer look wide awake. Day dawned to the collet ion of claims. and the majority slipped out in wards Hawaii, before fully under the law for the fulfill­ more people ride them ttian chant or lawyer. Each mor­ squads tc. wash and breakfast JL. L. GREENE, & CO., making up his own mind, hy­ ment of their duty to slock ide on horse back. I t i# not ning as he opens his door and and the speaker still held on. It mn king public all the report# common to see men and wo­ looks over his acres he sees cannot be said that, it was avfry REAL ESTATE AG'TS. made by Commissioner and holders and depositors. the beauty of his 1 a b o r s logical, eloquent or sustained According to the reports re men riding together in bug fiOONE, N. (.—* Minister Blount. These re ceivid a t the Treasury the gies. The men drive by them­ spread out before hi in like a speech. There were digressions ports'will he published just selves and women by them great panorama, and every in it, repetitions also. But still Will give spetAn! at fentron as soon as they are comple­ Chinese are making nseofthe sel^eer as a rule. Every horse evening as the sunset glow the speaker Jtept on; and at last "underground railroad" to 1 <> abstracts of t itl<\ the sale g i l d s d e l i c a t e e d g e s o n h i s noon came to baffled majority, «>f Real Estate in W. N. C. ted, which will probably be come from Canada to the U. is a trotter here. Some.- it is grain, he cannot but be hap­ livid with rage and impatience, true, do not t r o t very fast, Those he virtsffurmw, timber in a few week*. S., in considerable numbers. py. Then when the skiesdar and a Single man who was triunr and mineral lands for sale, The one question which i# S e v e r a l V e r m o u t e r s h a v e iv cause they have trotted ken with clouds be does not pliant, thoughhirvoicehad sunk will do well to rah on said Co. everywhere dismissed is that been arrested for running one t o o long. The roads are all a t Boone. gravelled and hard as a floor. think of the mud on his new­ to a husky whisper, his eyes were of pensions, which seeir s to L. L. OR EE A & CO. grow in importance. As might of these lines. ly polished #hobs, but. of the almost shut and were bleared Those near to President When the air is still you can and blood-shot, his legstottered March 10, 1803. be expected there is any quail Cleveland and hiscabinet say iear horses' feet on the roads freshening sowers, and 'cwon under him, his blackened lips titv of fool talk on the sub­ that they are now confident ind streets for a long dis­ ders jin-t how. urutfh t b corn were cracked and smeared with NOTICE. will giow < 1 iiriitv: he night. lood. DeCosmos had spoken j e c t , and it is the exception that Congress will repeal the tance. Hotel Property for Sale. to find a republican who will Silver Sherman law soon af­ Many of the side-walks are Even when H i e .ydayscome twenty-six hours .and saved tlcOn account of failing health he does-no? gnaw wildly dis­ settler# their land. of rnvself and wife, 1 offer for sale calmly discuss the matter; ter it meets. The doubt has paved w i t h nice, smooth c o u r a g e ! , for he sees h is work my hotel property in the town of they seem t o think that the been as to the Senate, but it stones. The stone is acornpo Messenger: Mr. Itliyne, whose Boone, North Carolina, and will argument is entirely closed goin; perhaps slowly, but store w-i: burning at Shelby,ran 1 fvrtd- make terms is now claimed that it. has wition of cement and gravel. 8<dl low for cash he knows that when he puts to the safe, took out all the sil­ o suit the buyer, and will take when they charge the admin­ been removed by assurance I noticeThat they are water­ ed to keep them from g r o w the seed hi to 1,1;e ground he ver and damped it! into a water real or personal property in ex istration with being antago­ from Senators. change. Apply soon. ing soft and disintegrating. made ' n o ' r i s k ^Jnvestment bucket, f hat recalls an incident nistic to the Union veterans. W. L. B RYAN. w® witnessed in 1851 at Oxford. A striking exception is Gen. California boasts of her fine that may eau-o mA ruin. Charlotte Observer: Sever­ One ot the building^ (tnree sto* i •' H. V. Boynton, whose radi­ al d a j s since a gentleman horses and cattle, and, in Notice. ries) of the Baptist College was Piig-ht School* of Crime p o r sale. 900 acres of land, cal republicanism is widely from an adjoining town who fact,- they are like other peo­ on fire. D was just at dark. We On Rich Mountain, Watauga known, and who earned his had not seen his brother foi ple, they think they have the »t. Paul Globe. saw the venerable President, the County, on which is asbestos, title bravely on the field of 20 years, came over t o meet best of everything, but the in theold time parents kept find fine land for sheep ranch. battle. He handles the pen­ him, expecting him in from " s Mt-foot," as the easterner their young children off the late Rev. Dr. White, come out of st reets a t night time . hoy his study in govn and slippers Sales private. L. P. Lowe & sion question without gloves the South on the evening is called here, .don't believe was not permitted t*> 1*- \o holding in his hand ft candleJ. T. Kuruerson, Ex trs. oi and among other striking train. During the day he everything he hears,especial­ after dark until he was Stick with a number rixadamanMrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. towards 20 years old. i • ne burning to enable bim to Banner Elk, Nov. L '90 . truths says: "While, in its es­ went into McAden's d ru g ly until lie stays awhile. sence, the pension question is store, and to his surprise There are two daily papers day the strn-tH of «verVcit> .. s where the tire iel non-partisan, it is such an ea found his brother, as he sup in Woodland. These papers are filled at night with boys I r' NOIRE. VUA sy one' to conjure with a- posed, aproaching him from issue on Sunday a s well as under ten'years. The major- srnnc oi.the Parties putting papers in it.v of these youths are con­ the rear end of the store. He my hand for execution w i l l g a i n s t t h e d e m o c r a t s t h a t marched quickly lorward, th anv other day. The Salva­ stantly schooling in crime, ry down the flight# p l e a se ad va nee the lees wi th t h e m o m e n t a n y o n e o f t h i s brother still coming towarc tion Army parades the streets and very many of them are met rt« - tV^ud bed clothing '„nd t h e papers and they will re­ party undertake# to correct hbiL until he ran square u with drums, bunjosflags and growing up to follow crimi­ throVv t ho bowls aad pitchers ceive prompt attention, other the abuses which every fair against the big mirror in the singing on Sunday. They do nal careers. Many of these out ot the window. We Recall wise t h e y will be returnee man sees and admits, a gen­ back of the store, and found this t o draw a crowd; I am little fellows do not consider this most vividly as one pitcher not executed for the want of a fruit eral hue and cry is raised a t that the brother was he, but thoroughly convinced that it wrong toif steal frofncaught struck us on the arm and came fbes. I). F BAIRD SHFF. stand and they are he was not the brother. He once t h a t the democrat's are turned off qtaiekly, looking what Wataufca county needs at it the chances are about near tracturing it. LA DISS . a t last wreaking their spite and feeling cheap. as much or more than any 100 to 1 that they will not Needing a tonic, or children who want build­ wn nT»picr»tA, ing np, »hould take InaiffMtion, and Stomach diaordor*. and their vengeance on t h e thing else, is public roads. A b e p u n i s h e d e i t h e r b y t h e It 1*BROWN'S IRON BITTKR#. pleasant; enree Malaria, Indigestion, liJi I'.VA'I IRON B1TTERI. old soldiers. No one stop# to tt1ST One dodar patvs for the jyorvd system of public road# courts <>»• their parents. NUtougnex* Liver Comnlaint* and Neuralgia All dealers keep It, $1 per bottle. OTVilreha Diiifiri-'xt nno ye»v~ VnArf -TNARK aodoroesod red iincs OE vmppe think.that a very large uro- WASHINGTON & t �I), li. l>vug tierty, Editor, K. C. River*, Publisher Thursday Juno J5th, 1808. inn v be instituted. I desire the responsibility for any delay in filling the postoffices toremain where it justly belongs. It is not with me." It. li. Glenn, of Winston, will be absurd. There is not an ele District Attorney lor the Western ment of reason in the whole District, and it in also given out practice. That old reliable that Ko'pe Elias, of Franklin, Ma rule of "cause and effect" will con county, will be the Collector not apply to any part of ot Internal Revenues. This ap-j their relic of black supersti­ pears t o be the compromise made. tion. But there is a meansofn nIt is farther stated that Mr. ching the ends sought by the Gudger whom Senator Vance has conjurers. More substantial been pressing tor the Collector- methods; remedies t h a t will ship, will also get an appoint­ remove the causes of these ment, but it is not yet stated evils are accessible, and must what it will be. be employed before any sub­ W. W. Scott, the gifted and able editor of the Lenoir 'Topic/ Bier, has been appointed Chief of J)ivis k!Oin the Treasury Department 'nirtor a v ill Washington. This appoint­ with nearly 500 persons in ment can es us to again ask why it and a l a r g e number w a s there in so much criticism on Mr. Modem Conj .ring*. killed and injured. This old Cleveland's administration. He has done well HO tar and we are For The Democrat: building has become historic It seems that OUT genera­ in calamities. In it J o h n ol the opinion that our State in being well recognized, for nearly tion ought to be sufficiently Wilkes Booth killed President Lincoln in 1865. On the 10 every day brings information of ntelligent a t this, the closing inst. near five hundred ppr the appointment of our friendH. period of the nineteenth cen­ To mention a few that we now sons, mostly employees of recollect, we can name Kitchen, tury, to abandon the conju­ the government," were engag­ Craig, Sanderlin, Lovill, Bell, rer's art for the much more ed in their duties. The top Bobbins, and last, but nit least, practical methods of science floor gave way, or half of it, Brother Scott. These appoint­ of agriculture, medicine, etc. and with a sudden crash all ments have recently been made, In the old Gypsy days of for­ went down together. Those and others are on the slate and tune telling and witchcraft, who were on this part of the will soon be reported, and who superstition s w a y e d the floor were either killed or in­ knows but what official lightning minds of the people, and the jured. This building was us­ may strike us before long. The conjurer revelled in the satis­ ed in connection with the of­ only question is, will we be able faction ot knowing t h a t the fice of the Surgeon General. to stand it? We believe, as we people weie grossly deceived have heretofore expressed, that while his whole study was Di­ It was condemned years a go, Prescient Cleveland will do right bnt had been repaired, prop­ i f h e i s g i v e n t i m e , a n d e v e r y rected cowards forming plans ped up and renovated from thing will work out finely. It to keep them in ignorance of year to year. This is a most takes time to appoint 180,000 of the truth. The old conjurer a p p a l l i n g d i s a s t e r a n d h a s flee holders, and at the same time knew well e n o u g h that brought great grief t o many run such a country as these Uni­ if the truth was known his homes, and besides it will ted States. Be patient, for the profession would be scoffed cost the government a vast day of your appointment is near a t , and himself obliged to amount of money t o pay for at hand, provided you are to get seek honest employment. It was not a bigjob a t t h a t the lives lost and the injuries any, otherwise you will he left. stantial results can be hoped for. Take science and it will guide you aright, for it ap­ peals to reason. Take the conjurer's courseandyou will be led astray and tangled in the intricate unreasonable­ ness of superstition. WILLET S. MILLER. The Great Southern Remedy People should not be de­ ceived into paying money for trashy mixturesgotten up to sell. Botanic Blood Balm,(B. B. B.) which has been made in Atlanta for the past fiftee n years, never fails to give satisfaction as a superior building up tonic and blood purifier. It is made from the prescription of an eminent physician. The bottle is large and the doses small. See their ud vertisementsand buy that which is thoroughly en­ dorsed h.v thousa nds pf gra te fill patients whom ii Htiseured. A trial bottle will test its merits. ATTENTION, BUfERS!! CO o c o o o o c o o o o o BRYAN'S (OITKY —0- SAY! We wish toeallattenHon toour line of second-hand Euggies, Carts, wagons, Ha^ks, Harness Etc. They are almost good as new, and persons wishing to buy can secure bargains by e tiling on us. \\ e have a big lot of .N KVY Mrs. Elizabeth Measer Baltimore, Md. Rescued from Death All Now Said She Could Not Live a Month Alive and. Well — Thanks to Hood's Sarsapartlla. BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, HAHXES® Ac on hand, which will be Hold on reasonable toniiH. If we have not got what >011 want, vre will take pleasure in getting any thing for you in our line. We buy direct from manufacturers and can, therefore, give you very eloHe prices. We have a full line of new Hnr THIS IS NO HUM DUG TO DRAW TRADE! time t o keep the populace " I must praise Ilood's Sarsaparllla, for It Is There is a paragraph in the blindfolded because every one wonderful medicine. I suffered 10 years with Neuralgia and Dyspepsia National Democratic PI a t - was well charged with super­ and fainting spell*. Sometimes I would form favoring the repeal of stition and regarded the mat be almost stiff with cold perspiration. I spent a great deal of money for medical attendance, but I "* ' i benefit until my daughter the ten per cent tax on State ter as a reality, but thanks ' " did not got any-D bridles, etc.—ev­ I MEAN BUSINESS. told mo about Hood's Sarsaparllla, and I began ness—Collars, bank notes. Now the ques­ to science, it has gradually to take It I weighed loss than 100 lbs. and was erything in the harness (inc. Can A Picture of Misery tion arises will thedemocrats shown in upon the minds of Every one who saw me thought I eould not beat the world tin prices. in Congress carry out this by mankind and dispelled most lire another month. But I began to Improve W" We will take in exchange, 1 rom uow until the first thiv at onco After beginning with Hood's Sarsapa­ until am voting to have the tax taken of the dark mists of supersti­ rllla, and have gradually gainedsleop Iwell,now horses, mules, and also good bee of April I will sell my stock o perfectly cured. I eat well, and am In perfect health. I owe all to — ------- cattle. Give us a call. off? Some, we are norry t o tion. Yet Iatn a sorry to say learn, are opposed t o taking it is not entirely banished Hood's Sarsaparilla HLNKEL, OR A10 A CO. Instead of being dead now, I am alive and Jvenoir iN. C. off this tax, and in all proba­ from our midat. weigh 144 Iba." MRS. KMIAKKTH MIMKB, 1» Kant Barney Street, Baltimore, Md. Not long ago an old wo­ bility there will be enough of —AND— HOOD'S PILLS ere purely TagaUbls, per­ the Northern democrats who man gave advice t o some fectly harmless, always reliable and beneflolal. will vote against it, with the boys who had purchased a NOTICE. combined republicans both dog. She told them t o take By virtue of a decree issuer] North and South t o defeat a measure of the dog's tail from the Superior Court at At 1 0 per ceat above t h e b i l l . T h e W e s t e r n a n d and put it under the door­ vSpring Term, 1893, I will sell :o:Southern democrats are all step, and then the dog would for cash a t the court house door in the town of Boone, for the repeal of the law tax­ be sure to stay with them. on the 3rd day of July '93, it 1 ha ve just received a nice Some people advise to sow ing State banks. -o— cabbage seeds a t evening af being the first Monday in said line of Dress Goods consist­ If yot) don't think I mean it month, the following The Sheriff o f Forsytht ter sun down or in the mor­ ed real estate to wit:describ­ ing of A 3-5 come and look through my White and Black Emcounty, N. C,, and the editor ning before sun up in order interest in a tract of land ly­ broided Hkirting. A of the Republican a t Wins to keep bugs, etc., from eat­ ing on the waters of Yadkin Elk in Watauga county,con­ big lot of White ton had a fight a few days ing them. Some are very par taining 136 acres known as Goods, Worsteds ago and the editor got the ticular to keep the cobs of It wo»fc cost jo® one cent if the Jesse find etc. A nice worst of it. Editors ought their seed corn from being adjoining O. Triplett lands, the lands of John JOB dont purchase. line of ladies' not t o fight unless they are burned. They say if the cobs R . H o d g e s a n d o t h e r s , t h e I h*r* a large e f ock end v ri. Bower sends able t o whip,for if it is found are burned the corn will "fire property of ,T. N. Simmons Trimmed a n d U n t r i m m e d want to get rid of it before j1 ATS dee'd., to satisfy a debt of us ih( flowing from Wash out that they are easily whip up" in the fall. spring. $800 due T. J . Goffey & Bro. Also Trimmings, Tips and ington, bearing the date o fj ped many of them will get it. Various means of conjuring with interest and cost. This Flowers for Hats. June the 9th, and we give itj We wish t o state, however, diseases are still resorted to, June 1,1893. to our readers, hoping that! t h a t our fighting weight is though the practice is not re­ A me© line of ladies J . F. SPAINHOUR, CALL AND LOOK! Commissioner. and Gent's Shoes. no blame may rest on Air.! on an average 240 pounds. ceiving much support a t this Big lot of Tin-ware day. Some pretend t o swap Administratrix' Notice. Bower for not having fourth-oIt is now belived t h a t the warts and corns for thorns, The undersigned having quali­ Glass-ware a, 11 d class postmasters appointed Queens-ware- A good I would call your attention with greater dispatch He Rev. Dr. Briggs will set up a though they have t o be par­ fied as administratrix on the es­ line of Notions. A big church of his own. He has ticular and go t o the thorn tate of!' M ilodgt-s, ded,hereby says: "1 have just had an in lot of Jeans and Cot- to the big cut in prices in my notifies all person owing said es­ tonades. Just come terview with Mr. Maxwell, many able men who will hush the first thing in t h r tate to come forward and make other hi es. Fourth Assistant Posmaster follow him, and no doubt the morning before they speak settlements within 12 months, In 500 galons of CrockeryGeneral, and he adheres to name of Briggsisin w ill often to any one and say to the and all t persons holding claims ware. ngainst he sa me are notified to the rule established some be referred t o bfora the pul­ thorn bush, " I want to swap present their claims dulv authen­ W T e are Agent for Helton you a corn for a thorn," and ticated by law, or this notice will time since, t o wit: Toremove pit and by the! press. Woollen Mills. then they must break off a be pLn.d in bar of their recovery. no fourth-class postmasters A big lot of Cloth now on 15, 1893. t h a t Presi- thorn far every corn t h e y This MayHODGES , Aministratrix. except for cause and upon hand. SOPHIA. rill appoint wish to swap, and stick the charges preferred. T o this Just received a nice lot of FOR SALE! M. Robbins, of thorns under thelapel of their rule there has been and will 11) the town of Boone, n corn SUGAR t o be Consul Gen- coat where it will be out of be no exception. Congregsion fnrtnblw dwelling house with i a v a n a . We are iri- sight, then turn their backs 6 rooms and five fire places, Brown and Granulated, and al influence amounts to noth-j f i d t o h e a r t h i s a n d on the hush and go a way. be­ with nine acres of land, g ood Coffee. ing whatever towards mocJi-j ing careful not to look bark. spring,someapple. peach and A big lot tflloes, i s true. f.ying or suspending it, all re­ Nails, Phthisic, or asthma, iH cured chestnut trees,situated some ports t o the contrary not­ E r T h e Federal Court a t Chi­ by getting n sowerwood stick 300 yards from Main street. Horse si) OPS, withstanding. There has nof c a g o h a s d e c i d e d t h a t , t h e It is a desirable private resi­ Ox shoes been a single exception toy ft the gates of the Word's Fair and measuring the sufferer dence. The place will be sold etc. in our State, if Mr. M^ W ell must be closed on Sundays. with it, then lay the stick cheap on terms t o suit the purchaser. For ii tn In frliared^t* e<>n (|„ A n a p p e a l h a s b e e n t a k e n where it will keep dry; also ticulars apply tofurther par­ No goods sold on time, un­ I. W.Thorn less secured by mortgage. by measuring the child to a nan call upon from this decision. very thrifty bush. These and as, Hihriten, N. 'J., or W. B. u-atic Executive Recollect t h a t I will sell many other conjuring tricks Council), Boone, N. C. ... littees and democrats Fargo, North Dakota, has are secretly practiced to-day. you good goods and will not PRCGR2S5 OF CLKCTRICITV. misrepresent my wares. Come generally of t^ie various coun had a very destructive flie. The people are a little a sham IMC rojti. mxtrj&cx&S+'&i The losses are reported to ed to practice such absurdi­ and see my stock whether ties t o prefer charges against KetSicsl & tarsal instlfafs reach the enormous sum of ties openy, out if they hap­ for tbo 'Pront-uont Kfbroalp, you buy or not. those who are obnoxious and Iketx rn-ri>-il,*i)orlftl, pen t o attain their object, B*5rivRt*>. etirt all Most Respectfully, whom they may wish t o re­ $5,300,000. Enfxlwl (TUB then they exultantly t e l l «l IWAJfTBrn In All cssr* place with democrats. I am Cadet Howell, ofNorth Car their friends of their good nrrnnfrfMi nnd tAkr>n. *rnrt frnr rpnts tn stamps for book on C. D. TAYLOR above fllSeaeSM, ftrid how to anxious t o serve my constit­ olina, graduated a t West luck. In my opinion there is RESPECTFULLY, euro the*'!. Cull or uddroft*. April 27, 93. DR. ALBERT F. SNELL X CO., uents in this regard and will Point first in his class. A no virtue in a sowerwood I Mmtinn Knnuille, Tnn. remain i r Washington some very high distinction and one stick, though it is laid awayj very carefully Many Persons aw broken tbne, ready and willing t o of which the State should be all the balance in the dry .arid down from overwork or household cares. of — — (he conjuOne dolla r puye for the Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuild* the probeeute any charges t h a t justly proud. system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile, p o p ^ 00 0 0 00 Off rer's artifices are equally as 1 Democrat one year. and cures malaria. Get the genu Lou. received by these unfortu­ nate government employees. On account of the history connected with this old buil­ ding it has been spared more a s a relic than utility, and by this many more lives were lost. It appears that a great deal of carelessness has been manifested in occupying this hull of a building. T here is another coincidence brought t o mind by this tragedy. The great tragedian Booth, broth er to John Wilkes Booth, the man who killed Lincoln, died near the time of this second great calamity of the Ford theater. A great number of the war records on both sides a s well as many of the pen­ sion records were stored away in this old Building and much loss in these records is anticipated. There has been already twenty-four bodies taken out of the ruins man­ gled in a terrible manner. CLOTHING LOOK OUT! OVERCOATS COST I STOCK W. L. BRYAN, �Tha Watauja Denmark A DBMocKATK'faiiiily newspaper devoted to the interest of Coun ty, State ano Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga County. N.C. Pensioned Because He Had Corns. The work of re-examining all the pensions issued under the act of 1890 will begin soon, and it isoxpected some queer cases will be unearth­ ed. There is one case t h a t has come to the attention of the officials accidentally, in which Assistant Sec. Bussey had reversed the action of the pension office and granted a pension of six dollars p e r month to a man whose most severe disability, a s shown by the medical examination, was the presence oftwocorns on his great toes. There was ho evidence of his inability t o perform manuel labor, and it is probable t h a t his case will be one of the first to be taken up by the depart­ ment and re-examined. Theie will be no stoppagof pensions without a re-exa mi nation of the case and no man will he done any injustice, but it is probable t h a t j when the deparment has looked into the case of the man with corns on his toes his pension will be stop}>ed.— Washington Spec­ ial to Baltimore Sun. tUforn In tbt Treasury Department. like him and his writing but all should support a local pa per because it is the best in­ vestment a community can make. It may not be brill­ iantly edited orcrowded witli thought, but financially it is more benefit to the people than the teacher or preacher. Understand me, I do n o t mean morally or intellectu­ ally, but financially; and yet on the right side. To-day the editors of the home pa­ pers do the most tor the least money of any men on earth.' In Lore, but Without Tact. Washington Post. Most persons will ogre? that before proposing persis­ tent young men should take lessons in tact and avoid seeming too certain of their object. A very dignified and indignant young girl uttered the other day a long wail of wounded pride. I t seems that during the inauguration she met an enterprising; young business man from Ohio who proposed to her two days af­ ter he met her and was reject­ ed promptly. "But. i t didn't make any difference. He kept <>ri writing and sending me photographs of all his fami­ ly, though I didn't take the slightest notice. Then he sent me a ten pound box of choc­ olate drops. The horrid old things weie pink and green inside and made the cook's child, to whom 1 gave them, sick. Then he wrote me a let ter: "Dear Ida—Back your trunk and come to Toledo. I mean business. I really love you. Be mine, and the eter­ nal sunshine of love shall en­ velop you, and I shall be as generous in all things a s with the chocolate drops, in return lor which I only ask y o u r heart and hand." I wrote him two lines that if he has any sense will stop him. You see he is a wild Republican, so 1 ju6t wrote: 4 'Consistanc.v is a jewel, but you. put too high a tariff on your choco­ late drops." Now, don't you think he will stop being so conceited a s t o think H i k e him?" New York Sun. Mr. Carlisle said yesterday t h a t no head of a bureau who was a republican would be re tained in his departmentanv longer than it would take to find a competent democrat t o fill his place nor would the civil service classification nec essarily protect any one in his place if he (if she wan not up to the Secretary's stan­ dard of qualifications. that in filling vacancies thus created the rule of superior qualifica­ tions would prevail, anddetn ocrats would always have the preference. There is no authority for saying t h a t the Secretary's intention is t o elevate the character of t. h e service b y constant changes. The implication, not Changed His Mind. t o say the explicit statement, A man named McConaghy, is that democrats who apply residing in the mom tains of will stand the better chance Huntington county deliberof being appointed. This will a t e 1 y mur jered his wife's take some time, for t o ascer­ mother and five or six sisters tain the true valueof persons and brothers. He was con­ on the roll will be a slow pi o- victed on circumstantial evi­ cess. It is known t h a t al­ dence and sentenced t o death. ready persons who, for one He solemnly declared his in reason or another, have re­ nocenee just before the noose garded themselves a s 'solid,' was placed about his neck, have neen marked for dismis­ and was swung off. The rope sal as soon as others ofhigh- broke-a m| he. fell withoutdiserqualificatior.scan boi mnd. loeatiag hjs neck, and when The purpose of the Secretary revived and nix alt to be cov­ is in make thorough work. ered with the death-cap aI t has been committed large­ gain, he begged permission ly t o Chief Clerk Logan Car­ to speak. The request was lisle, the Secretary's son, who granted, and he » IMUI gave a is enthusiastic in the perfor­ frank confessi guilt. mance o | every duty of this - E x . kind. Not only barnacles but Why Hi y Were There. undesirable persons are t o give place t o others in the in­ " I am here, gentleman,'exclaiinjd the pick-pocket to terest of democracy. his fell >w prisoners, " a s the result of a moment of abstract Value of Keirspnpcra, We commend the following tion." from the pen of Governor "And I," said the incendia­ Francis, of AJivsoui i, to those ry, '^because 6f an unfortu­ who <J<a not renliae tlie value nate habit. of making light eir Ideal prtpers to their of things." "And 1," chimed the forger or section: "on account ol a simple de­ "Kaeh year the local paper ^ v e s from $100 t o f t ,000 in sire to make a name for my­ fiee lines to the community self." in which rt is located. No "And 1." added the bur­ ©th#r agency can or will do glar, "through nothing hut this. The editor, in propor­ taking an advantage of a n tion t o his means, does more opening." But here the war­ for his country than any oth­ den seperaied them.—Ex. er ten men. He ought t o bo Every idleyoungfelluw who supported,.not because you goes to- work Joes thnt much JIi:ill!lt4ililtlllll!l!tt|!iritlllll!ltllllltll«LIIIIIIIlliaill|l|lIIIIII|f A COMPLETE NEWSPA OVERMAN'S PER « riie l'rideoftho North aroi PECIFIC O X Y G E N na Press." IS THE BiREATH OF LIFE.": Do you wairt to aid in building towards keeping this ?ountry rich, and making it indepen­ dent of foreign labor. *»5 Dyiiur By the Thousands. XYa2iristbe« life giving el- 2 SPRAYQUI.B *inent of air and — water; withont2 • 'it there canbe DO « MOUTH life. SPI0IFIC2 PltCE. OXYGEN is sS speoial modioat- 2 cd Oxygen treat- 4 ment for diseaa- * es of the nose,' throat and lungs! The inhalations' oontain Gonnioideeand Disin­ fectants, In ad­ dition to the best] known specifics! for th.ao die- j J eases,carrying the remedy by inhalation riirht to| « '.he seat of tho disease, making it a POSITIVE ; _ OURE. Separate SpeoiflcBused In Catarrh and i ilay-Fcver. Wot a patent medicine. Physicians; ' prescribe it in their praotioe. C OSTANTINOP. E , June 4.— ; y '• i Reports from several cities of Asiatic Turkey say t h e cholera has appeared in ma­ '-i f. V, ' ny districts, and is spreading rapidly. Along the lowerTi"i griss and the Shut-El-Arab v-jj, p. n ; }J ...•' , •'•>%$%., -» § V'.. ' .'I.™ /"tSSBi River people are dying o y thousands. Whole yillages C":* have been deserted by those •I fleeing from the pest. The :BE » » i< rrsECAUTION panic bus become so great A NECSriSUTY that few families wait to bury - *', f V '-t in c.e r.i,nte, T:Iuclilno Shop, .i •».! > iV.lnf.wR' Shops, and anv their dead, or even n n r s e -c.« ivin.i r -.Liy wiiHin or ofo>!»<•« are used, »o n 'nliwil o- i,?l e,o i,<, their sick, but flee to t. h e n sw t,i i. poi'ttob.v nvec tit souted.the host • »e.ii icr lr>) SKN'B l o". CUlC.iVv AT ONCK. next towns to escape the iniee tion. The fugitives f r o m v L fit'i & 5 «jip!]f CG„ P i.| Boston* stricken towns are spreading the epidemic with appalling flllJlllllllllllitlllllll(lllti<IIIIIIII.M,«tll{,t.l:J • ilMilntUIfc. rapidity. Letters from Ibis Q V t sura City say t h a t 70,000 h v i Hi persons have fled from tin | SE11NSI 1 Bassora province alone. SiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiMimiitititiijifift'rttJiiSiRrraiGiitHitsfj.yiitr; SOTANIC CACTERINE TAKE THE EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. This new treatment for Catarrh and diseases of the respiratory organs Is one of the most Important discoveries in medical science and possesses tha following advantages i 1. The patlont can euro himself at a small expense and without outsldo assistance. 2. No chnngo of diet or pursuit ot lite Is necessary during treatment. 8, The romedles are In no wise offensive le 0* atlent and entail no dlsoomtorL he remody roaches tha seat ot tha trooM* , directly. K. The romodlas and means ot appltanco can M carried In the pocket without Inconvanleaoa. ^ r2 — 2 » Ilna a l.Hras Ulflt A rm. H M * Self thw«ii»n3 <xllo. N. tfhet'le, Ilia a IS OIC lias No Kiautl lit Omistreohm. I I m a S£ool >un)cnl Atrjx.1tc.4i.00. » HlMon Flefnat Clnlvh. fllass a I'csfeaO A^jusfDM'ttt. flaw a PosfUvi. Tolie-up. HsaStyltsli lTnruiUrvo. 5 HMWyitsiiOnoil (ha'Anc 'YarJltSosniw' 3 — lltiA Mmv irnviuuito. 2 does u hirjer Itntnjn of leictiximt Work j — than amy Huartjg Iilitchtne rn the tVorh) Excftttoe TH€ Rffr'AL for p of oxoetfencn, and yea v.- £j buy no otiter. I = ROYAE S. M. 0 9 . , Recirfofl ID. CURE Till* found wmim*, h»4 been tried, remedy undi notdlnti'lunl Vkicluii, for forty yearn by anilborTtuhi NOD itn-ai YTNIJ MICCO*"u.ford nJi uii »'i>t pt< rvho h.jj < It » iJi-.ou>wn for vrhloii It I* lecvtunurxlod. It nrrrr falls to botn-iit from tlio flrat dore. o-iVt'kly and offoctuoSlj driving cot K.I f JTR It K TUJCATitJEHT a* any drufj K CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00, CORRESPONDCNCB SOLICITED. Caotorlne Mediolne Go., Waoo, Texts, OK RKCEiPT OF eO CERTS WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF (i Boarding, PseftwB Faints^ > T > ^ tverfK* ««A»O O«T SPWUESC, Sitect Bctsl for A D " Rbaoy \ C ^ S J SvcT ik CO., CJccinuati, Ohio. EFL«ABLI9HED 1872. ?! 7 -pr ; ... •-• ' - -»"= -V *' jS V,'•? '.V.. V > .'4 TUrXlJr It, -/ € FCfLY^if* «OL*£. ' -rL., ? - il IB jr. HI T ARTAR POWDER PROF A. L METZ,P.H.G, orjs DOLLAR •f Medical Deportment Tnlmm University of UouUiana, who, after a oarelnl nnalyalfl, pronounc«s it. a puro Cream Tartar Powder, which tveIII siUill! public. he cheerfully recommends to the Is easily i'«mcd by sm one of either sex in ant part of the country, who 1» willing to work Indus "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" PURE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. M FG. IL A Is a clwice Wend ef i»»e, high-grade Chit»ese Tea. Pat up in attractive and orig­ inal packages and pacUed in handsome counter display boxes of six pounds each (either siae); is only sokl in packnge«t at a reasonable and much lower price to the consumer than any other package tea on the market of any merit whatever and affords the daaler a fair profit; Is a thor­ oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ lutely pure, always the same ; free from o DEALERS will find the Five and Ten Cent packages the cheapest and most salable package tea on the market and consumers pro­ nounce It "the best and most economical." Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy to sell and has provod a big success wherever introduced. We are extremely anxious to have all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ quest that you Include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house i or order direct of us, we will see that you are supplied. For further information address THE KIN-GO TEA CO, "ST I i. „ « B C5 r-y 1 LiJ ENDORSED BY GULF CHARLTON, 0 . DUST ' You Want IL J J < Wairah.-aa em rnrth) workman t« . fce»3*60iw*wSalSjp. lsUa , t**ll /IPl'tY OBU I .ulvl O^ivmmjVirh'JMO soltctoed* wrtte for 5 T*F#3e-» l«asa DUMA ft I REAM- J I And all points in Idaho, Wash ington, Oregon, ft,ah and California. Chicago, II!. fA ^ If | C ^Emigrants going to any of the V. cHteni States or l\;ri'itori«ff will save time and money going via. Chicago and Alton route, t is the quickest route to | K A N S A S CITY, I) E N V E K, WE WANT -AN— ry" ' URE West and Northwest, J. VFOAPPIV WHSN SHIPPSD./ SAVANNAH, OA. P GOING Only line running Solid Vesti !>ud trains between St. Louis and Kansas,! ity. Kecliuing Chair cars and Tour ist Sleepers free of extra charge. I will meet parties at any rail­ road station with t hrough tickets and baggage checks. for full information,maps MI 'IQ d'scrij) ive pamphlets of the Went write to or call on IL A. N v.VGA.sn. Traveling Passenger Ae;t.. J 1.9 I'atton Ave., Asheville, N.C. ; ROOFING THE 0MLY INFALLI&LE CURE FOfi Tetter, GfGQDd Itch, ItcMnK PIIm, Ring Worm and all Itching SRIa Diseases. Myou hove TETTER, U mallars bow long It h»ra existed, TETTERiNE will a; acft&htly oure you as ysu uee it Harmless, Painless and Fragrant. MflMF V Refunded Kyon iwe dlssnltsfled IllUlih i with Hut res. a Its—Rofcrcnces— H o u t l i n m P>uik n f IheiKiite o f G o e r d a , Chat­ ham Rank, and N a t i o n a l l t a a k o f Havauuah. J. T. SHUPTfilEaE & BRO. alicago and Alton R, R. Finest nnrl Best fwpiippeti Bond in the I f p . s t . PAY UNIVFJtSlTV OF NORTH CAR>L1N1. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS cures Dyapepeia, In­ digestion & Debility. a W W W W W w w w w w w w w w- BLOOD and SKiK DISEASES. trkHifIv at tlie oiiiployinent which we furnifh liibor is light arid pleasant, and voti run no risk wlinicver. We tit you out complete,so that you can Kive the business a trial withont expoust to your—If. For those WtlHnjrto do a little work, this 1* the grandest oiler marie. You ran work all day, or in the evening only, ff you are em ployed, and have a few spare hours at your (lisDO"*!, utilise the in, and add to your Income, our business will not interfere n't all. You wil' he untaxed on the start at the rapidity and en., be which you amass dollar upon dollar,'day in and da. out. Kven beginneri are stfcessful froai the Hrst hour. Any one c;nvrun the business none fail. You should try nothing else until yon sv for vmrrxlf what you can do at the buiirtf. which *e infer. No cai.ital rifkml. "tVf r.en ai itrand workers; tiowadays (bey make as myo is men. They should tfv this bn«lttess, e.« it is well adapted to them. Write at #ttc< tttd see foi yourselt. Additss il. fIAf.l.KTT .V CO., Box XiK), I 'ortland, iUe ;? t Spjc!2c Cxygen Co., llill.iiillilililii .i i:;:ii iiii:jii ;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiii The weekly "Trnnscript Mes­ senger," (the largest and best paper in the State) 9 months on trial for $1.00 Cash in advance. Both papers are 1 arg< 4 Eigl11-1hig? 'sheets. Send Postal Cai'd with the address of iive p< rv):is and receive sample cop­ ies of T HE M ESSENGER. NATURE'S Oct, 1st, 1888. tf. CATARRH FOR ALU Instruction is offered infour general courses of study, six brief courses, a large number of special courses, and in law medicine a n d engineering The Faculty includes t.went\ teachers. Scholarships anri loan funds are av.iil.ilile lo? needy young men of talcni and charaerer. The next ses si«»n U'gins Scpr. 1. Foicatuldgue with full information, address President Wins,on Clmpcl Hill. N. C. rhe "Daily Messenger," by ; vi.l brintr ycu by return mail a copy of our % mail, 4 months on trial, for , uuil. oapiaining the treatment in full. Bond j fr r it i f you prise health. $2.00 CURE FOR A thoroughly toetod Remedy uKMvuu- rorin«t fioin flu; oyr-.tom through to- niolinm of the e„in, lifer HO J kidn«'« H without any u.iplc«ar,tit or ti jiuiouH o/leol-i. I'll not till ll-fcUlt Of IrUorAllC* or «*n orml! ton, but It 1,. touuuVd upon . <mi i.o i M*<l. •• olid n tt.criMifil: knowledge) Oi •'rr'i nrrrii-at k.'iooe*. It eftbrtuuTy Rod oiiririit-H tin1 blood nod bring* '• ,li.i v.'tto BilfuTf j. A 'i o irouci'Hl tonic I. If svii' out •% 11 vai. end In It* anolynu of <•::>.ih-ir*.vine proper:'.* It in absolutely . -.or 'I i otnj.i i ;<on with any remedy ever i iVvrod n. tLe tubiio. It uu t'.anncna for nil 11 * resulUtir, from Impure end Impovnr1*1 , ! !'iot,.l - Iho "tttfVut Of life; rjtiicltly CHI «rn*i toxt ffj-r »i«iii»w«. t V lni'i I>, X tfwctie, Akin J . ' S .Vrvus'i *dver. ft idocj j-.nil •1 :• •. itFemale vltoitic* (v«, btrtaM i. etc. INVESTIGATE , :--ea YOUPCSLF. - > I t 'or M>r f"Tt-«• Hirf-'i of lilynklfi » .1JWsMUllVil. '• lleatoR Wof.thrcmprkuhlo ,» nrr iy oi cor; ' *• ,I' • II ttolldrrror •••» from liionfiei Hll known mobt -,{;•• ii:p|rit to ifce remedies U'.'t tln.rartp. Li'jul fail. !. These t priiilcr.tes testify with TJ U'Hii'.inin sound. th..t Botanic R'.ood liHlm if tr.intt>»*jhivvi tfui lUood Purl flue ever 'he T.rhr 'port. qulrl :rfi,grenl.<ritf known to the world. ruiCB-Sl.'O per bottle : JS.Qp for S bottles. »'or fnvir by dnutrl ts; If not, sc.id to ui. '.dcira*-' 3L00C BAC'iA CO., Atlanta, Oa, m:.r:jszL tisnammnm . • F O R A POSTAL CARD addressed to „. WAfiRAIiiB cuiiitiii):iir.ci!;jii!iitiitiii!iiiiiiii;tt<t!bty:ii;ftiiiieiiiitiiii3 IV *'iS' The Wilmington Ales senger A LAJtGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER Do you want a reliable 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 i part and f'actorin thegi'owth and devvelopment of the Old North State? Then subscrbe for ONLY I USE.i ' ff TH WlLMIKtiTOK IlfMlO i).!|iosUtirl»«: M gn• I St*MW.Alabama8(. Atlanta, Oa. : JLfi Campaign liartes: J 610 fihtlly BUII'MIIK, Omaha, Nfli. ijO K. llrr-ailway, LouShVlUo. Kv. % Abingdon Virginian: The following conundrum w a s asked a t a church festival a short time ago: "Why is tin wind blind?" A Heyter'sGap girl instantly replied: "The wind is a breeze; the breeze L a zephyr; a zephyr is a yarn; a yarn is a tale; a tale is an attachment; an attahment is 'ove; and love is blind; there­ fore wind is blind." She got half a dozen invitations to supper that night, and five youi.g men wanted to walkhome witli such a bright girl. up a paper that shall reflect the greatest credit on North Carole 11a, no matter where it may be seen ? Then patronize Ask Grocer For IL C O., 4«5 y a :? d 5; . „ mi m %%%& ft IkS ,-s 1 P» f V J: « i.0 If: P S f f A$U fl S r %i AcV ' 'vi n 'it}. • fit *.*/.- p r * *V"*: 1 : ... 'v.:,! •; i'p I vv . . » »A!*.. .i -.V Mi.Vf :u; . ! ' M vt,. •2tp W* »r -S-.+W. I 0 , ' jit'/ t. ' •». k pr k e, ». ^ hm O % ft r~. S One of ft BENT the ! the world,w(,Br f.rhUtM.r. rwo|H>*Tel , I nnequAlod, lo raprrior .nd in fntrodnro our toOSK pon.l« ira will sonitFKRR T t Bto« o» »tPIMOI ihtdA who wrll., Only «ach lo.«iitof |the^)o*oours ran to.kr todo In >11111 Bcnfl Ptemp ftrr ! Prio« f H, I rhnnoe All jou b.ie to i« ehnw :'j return who etoond onr nelfrhbnti jhe S t e a c t e Gpwasia fe. tboeethoseto cell—your rood*beMid of this Advertisement 70a The '^tnnlnirthe smeJI shows 1 following ent (tree the nppe«nuioe codItofred need t\ of the tels about th'k flffiofb to carry It willgrand, double how ynu <\ also *l»ow •copo, «• larproaa ispart ofltabnlk.Woatlalaaat, from th'ryouaizt toleorni axporianre Bettar «*rlte at oi»r« W'r pnv nil expfas churirrs make from to % t O « day start,wifh9tit II 11ALLKT1 A C(L, Dos ftM4l, Fullm.ANI>, MAINE ATTDREM, p n:: VOn DTSPFPSIA, IndlgOBtion, and Stomach (Unorders, tako BROWN'S IllOiV lUTTKHS. All dealers keep It, f 1 per bottle. Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. OaTeate, and Trade-Morks obtained, nnd &U Pafc. ent HusliHss eendactod fee Watwotr; teas. and Oar CMS isacaro te U.S. Patent wo CT.ce la »j le>» tinscttvui reoiulo From VTRfli!rnfVN>. Aatid *-iodc], draving or Fh<H<v, wttt> rflon. We advise, tf patentabl* or r>«|, churac. Onr foe net till patent U e A T.-M''!nkt, "B OY -' *• Obta'a l'atewta,' .. ef aetnal el!•>.** to jwu/HtMe, eewntp,nr town, ao«t froe. O.A.9KOW&OCS# Oupoafle Potent Cf?nc#,«#oSK)»glcn. OrtkY �Another Correction Prom FOKCOC. bright and happy as was the Relieve alls'jreni*«iof the mucotu r.uuBbtioe *n<l cures GONORRHOEA *n<1GLEIiT In , No day on which they were made Editor Democrat! other treatment necessary. Nerercauies strlctUrs .'r ON THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT loaves any injurious after effects. Trice, |i. Uola 1 wish t o utiawet a charge one. m>.ca.<»ua made against me by W. V. -opyl year $1.00 " 6 months 50 tetter from Thief Itlver Falls, Minn. Callaway by giving a t r u e " 3 months 35 statement of the facts. 1 went Editor Democrat: A DVERTISING R ATES. I will drop you a line from to said Callaway to get nails 1 inch 1 week , .75 this far away place, which, to nail up the coffin of my 1 " 1 month 1.75 u from the name, might be ta­ deceased sister and asked him 1 « 3 3.00 ken for a very tough locality, if he would credit me for t hem. 1 " 6 " 5.00 1 *' 1 year...., 7.00 but I assure you t h a t it is a He was very slow in answer­ 1 column 1 week 9.00 very pleasant little town, con ing me. When he did answer 1 " 1 month 13.50 taining a kind and hospita­ me he said me he said under 1 " 8 " 25.00 1 " 6 " 87.50 ble people. 1 arrrived here the circumstances he reckonWe vVill spin i t fot J tell ceutefper pound, or make it into 1 " 1 year 50 00 oned he could do so or ought goods if you prefer. We have a large and variedHine.of our v i a . Washington, Chicago JAMES H. BRYAN. and St. Paul. I had only one to do so. Ho I told him if he own goods, and also of Entered at the Postoffi.eeat —Mrs. Frank Wike still re­ day a t the World's Fair,and did not want to let me have Boone, N. C., as second-class mains unimproved, and con­ I will not attempt to describe them he need not for I could mail matter. tinues to suffer beyond any it for it is indescribable, and make other arrangements, WHICH WE WILL SELL TO,VOL|VELY LOW. description. Her physicians so vast that 1 could o n 1 y T h e n I s t e p p e d o u t o f t h e LOCAL NEWS. have decided t h a t the forma­ glance a t it. I will say, how­ store house. If he ever said I To parties who will gather L a d s of wool in their neigh' —Mrs. James P. Taylor, of tion in her head is of a can­ ever, t h a t North Carolina's couldjhave them I never heard borhoods and bring to us, we will offer special inducements Elk Park is on a visit to her cerous nature, and this being exhibit is very creditable a- him. So I sent immediately and we hope THIS YEAR to trade with every wool-grower in the case no ho peg are enter­ mong the State exhibits, and to J . C. Shull's store two parents in Boone. WATAUGA CO NTY, our agents, Messrs. Wilson miles distant and got them, —The usual large crowd of sum tained for her recovery. Our agent will soon call to see you with samples of oui' JOEL MOODY. mer hoarders is expected at Blow —Mrs. W. C. Coffey contin­ and Brunei*, deserve a great goods, and we hope you will give him your orders. ing Iioek this season. ues quite ill. All t h a t medi­ deal of credit for the manner State of North Carolina, 1 hanking von foi past favors We are truly,fours, in which they are showing off — W. L. Bryan is on the cal skill, kind friends and rel­ the Old North State. Watauga county. Personally THE ELKIN WOOLLEn MJLLS. market for birch oil, and will atives can do, is being done appeared before an acting J. If you will look on the map pay good prices for the same. for her, and it is hoped t h a t April 13,1893. you will find t h a t 1 am onlv P. in and for said county, W. —The crop reports from most she may recover. This good about forty miles from the R . B a n n e r w h o b e i n g d u l y sections of this State are favora­ woman is much loved by all sworn depose and say that ble, and wheat is said to be unu­ who know her and all sympa 49th parallel of latitude, a- the statement in the above sually good. thize deeply with her in her way North of Lake Itasca, article made by Joel Moody the head waters of the Mi&sissi —We are having fine grow­ sufferings. ppi River, in the valley of the is the same statement made Shrewd buyers are always after good bargains, and ing weather now; gentle show —There has been a fourth- Red River of the North, that by him when he returned t o this leads that class of our citizens to inspect my display ers interspersed with balmy class s h o w on exhibition in flows northward into Hud­ the shop where the coffin was of NEW GOODS. sunshine. different" parts of Watauga son Bay We are fitting up being made. He also called I receive new goods,every weetf which I am selling a t —W. 0. Todd has recently add­ for some days. They made camp equippageand supplies on Timothy Townsend who bargains that will save you money. Just received a lot of ed much to the appearance ot his the attempt in Boone, but a t this place and will start was present when he called ladies' low-cut shoes or slippers in black and tan colors. A property by erecting a nice job when our worthy officers de­ tomorrow on a little steam f o r t h e n a i l s t o r e l a t e t h e beautiful line of wide ribbons and flowers for hat trim­ of paillng around his lot. manded from them a tax boat up the Red River into f a c t s , a n d T o w n s e n d s a i d ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions very cheap. —Oar iriend L. W. Estes, for­ they slowly and sadly depar­ Red Luke, on the e ft s t e r n that the statement made by Come to see me when in need of goods. I will sell you very merly of this county, lias pur­ ted from among us to find a shore of which we will go in­ Mr. Moody was true. Sworn low. I have just received a large lot of Mason's Fruit jars chased a farm near Oakland,Cal. people who weie more anx- to camp and commence our and subscribed t o before me that I will sell cheap. I want a lot of young chickens, eggs for which he payed $12,000, ius for a show than were ours. duties. That will tie about this June 3, '93. JOSEPH PHIPPS , J . P. etc., for which I will pay good prices; aiso roots and herbs. —Just received a large lot —T. Fin Coffey and B. J . the center ot the Chippewa Give me your trade and I will do you right every time, of Mason's fruit jarsat $1.50 Councill returned Monday I n d i a n r e s e r v a t i o n , a v a s t tffi$~NOrlICE\ I have just completed a black smith shop State of N. Watauga per doz. Ladies goat slippers n i g h t f r o m C a l i f o r n i a s a f e tract of country lying south county, Personally appeared and have secured the services of a first-class workman in a t | 1 . 5 0 per pair. Will W. and sound. The extreme ill­ of the Canadian boundary. before an acting J. P. in and both wood and iron, and I ask you to bring'me yoUr work, ness of Mr. Coffey's mother The ice only broke up in flolvla w. for said county, C. S. Byrd, or I will have yoU a new wagon built on short notice. Give —Some davs since .Messrs. caused him to return much the Red Lake on the 17th of and made oath to the follow­ mt a call when ia need of work, and 1 will give you low pri­ C. 1). Ta\ lor a ad Wm. B. earlier than he had anticipa­ Mav, and spring is just here ing statement: On the day of ces, Baird, ol Vale Oucis, ship­ ted. We hope the boys will now. The straw berries are YoVrs Anxious to Please. ped $5245 worth of birch oil now stay with us and go to beginning t o bloom, and the the burial Mr. Moody was re­ lating the above facts t o to the northern markets. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. work and build up our own little wild plain bushes, the me in the presence of Timo­ —Miss Jennie Councill has section. We need you all, only fruit trees I have seen in thy Townsend and said Town returned from a rather pro­ stay and help make our sec­ this country, are just bloom­ WOODRUFF. send fully coroborated t h e ESTABLISHED *80 S. tracted visit to friends and tion better. ing. The farmers are begin­ statement made by Mr. Moo­ * relatives in Elk Park and —Tuesday's Richmond Time's ning to sow wheat, barley dy. Sworn and subscribed t o Johnson City, Tenn. Washington correspondent su,ys: and oats. No corn is produc­ before me t his June 3rd '93. —Mrs. T. J . Coffey, we are "Congressman W. H. Bower, of e d h e r e . I t s e e m s a l i t t l e KflOXVlUULlQUl JOSEPH PHIPPS , J . P. 170 & 178 Cay Street, sorry to state, i« quite un­ the Eighth North Carolina dis­ strange to a North Carolini­ ~ well, but we trust that she trict* who is in the city, met with an to see the sun linger in State of N. C., Watauga, HARDWARE. Cutlery . Axes, Nails, L.ostee. Ml nflM, TX see. ttome (M will very soon he restored to an accident last night which, the west until 9 o'clock, and countj. Personally appear­ Mule Sitoe*, Ac , Ao. while it did not disable, consider­ be able to read by daylight ed before me, an acting J . P. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT*. her usual health. ably bruiafd him up. He w a s Gemjilne Oliver ChlBed Rtows, 9 yraowe HflfeWo rVWA —Revs. D. C. Harman and getting off one of the cable cars, until nearly 10, the twilight in and for said county, M. F. Bro*wn*8 Doubly SboveJ Ptowa, CWw fit Ula. f&Ct»w Cws is so long and bright. This P r e s n e l l , w h o b e i n g d u l y J . H. Farthing held a meet­ and is said to have stepped in the terA, Lawn Mowers, Corn Sheila rs. Hoy fbnca,6qyO»«>) I did last night, and just sworn, depose and say that Cr adle and Snaths, Barbed Wlf a, & o. ing a t Howard's Creek chur?h wrong direction, was thrown to about 1 1 o'clock we saw the the above statement made CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES. on Sunday last, and ordain­ the ground and his side so bruis­ he a u t i f u 1 aurora boreal is by Joel Moody is the same Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Sta»©L hxm,IBtwwols,Jp"*o*c©# ed deacons for t h a t church. ed that he had to be assisted to Mattocks, Scrapers, Sledge and Drill Ha nuners, Blaokhis hotel. He is out and around shoot up in the north. They statement he made when he smlth Tools, Wheelbarrows, &o. —Read Will W. Holsraw's to-day, but limping somewhat.' say these northern lights aie returned from the store to AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS. the shop where thecofflin was new hid' in this issue. He is Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, Baton r and EngftelJ —In another column is t o much more beautiful in the being made. But in regard one of our best merchants Shot Guns, Winchester and Coifs 'Rifles, Leaded winter. to Timothy Townsend when Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead, Fish He ©*cs end Lioocj and believes in the free use of be found an article from the I will not tuke any more of called on t o correct said Moo Fishing Rods, Ac. Hon. W. H. Bower concern­ printer's ink. your space a t this time, nut dy's statement, I do not rec­ SPECIALTIES. ing the appointment of fourth ollect hearing him say t h a t Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and Leather —J. F. Spainhour, president of class postmasters, which we will probably write you again it was true. Svyorn and sub Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-pr*sof Safes, Wirfl 1 lie Turn-pike Co. is busily engag invite you to read, and then when I get t o ray final desti­ scribed to before me this June Screen Doors and Window Fra mee, Pa'per Bags, fee. ed in gett ing people to take stock act. To be sure the offb-es nation and enter oponactive 3. '93. J OSEPH PHIHFS , J. P. EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. in the road. He has now near E. F. LOVILL. Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages, Spring V V i should be filled by democrats duty. W ITCE! tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wa <one,Twx> $2,000, or half the amount re­ June 4th, 1893. but there must be charges Send for Catalogue and prices. By virtue of power of sale con­ quired for its completion. preferred by the people be" tained in a certain mortgage deed Special attention given to orders by rotdi. We reepDOt" —The Rev. Mr. McNair, a Pres­ fore Mr. Bower can have the In view of what Hood 's Sarsa- executed to me on the 16th day parilla lias done for others, is it of May, 1892, by Joseph Dish- fully elicit your patronage. byterian minister, will preach in appointments made. We are not reasonable to believe that it man and wife, I will on the first Boone on the fourth Sunday night f VtyW. WOODRUFF & strictly of the opinion that will also be a benefit to you? Monday in July. 1893, at t h e in this month, and the Rev. Mr. court house door in the town of 176 A 178 Cay Street, Kf JOXVt'LLE, TENN. Pell on the Friday night follow­ the radicals ought to be put Boone, to sell t he out, but under the ruling of The Catawba gold mine near highest proceedfor cash to hand ing. bidder in the Postmaster General char­ King's Mountain, has been sold a certain tract of land conveyed —Persons having wagons ges must be preferred. to Mr. F. C, Dempsey, of Boston, to me by said mortgage, lying ~T x for $100,000. It will be opera­ on the waters of Brushy Fork ad and buggies that are under re SO, EVERY-ONE should save all they can and YOU —On Wednesday, the 7th ted on a larger scale than ever. joining the lands of F. P. Mast, pair, or in need of any kind should b> gin bv buying your T . C. McBrideand o t h e r s , con of shop work, horre shoeing, inst. a t 2 o'clock p. m. a mar taining 5 3-4 acres more or less, Are You Nervous, etc. are asked t o call a t my riage took place a t the resi­ and for a more particular de­ dence of Mr. D. Norris ofthis Are you all tired out, do y o u scription reference is herby given And not of the man who runs the wagon and Sells for $50 or $60 shop. Will W. Holsclaw. have*that, tired feeling or sick to the record of said mortgage I will sell you a s g o o d for $25. Machine needles t h a t JJwill fit any/ —Some of the teachers at Skv- place, the contracting par­ headache? You can be relieved i n b o o k " D , " p H|| 7 o f t h| machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by uaail. I hate a goo<l stock" age 18 e land Institute. Blowing Rock, ties being Mr. McCoy Moretz of all these symptoms b^ taking mortgages in^the office of theTof fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 15 cts (o $1.50 Norris, both of Hood's Sarsaparilla, which gives Register of Deeeds for Watauga Trout flies 00 cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts p<uf have gone to the World's Fair. and Miss Meat Camp. The ceremony nerve, mental and physical county. Said mortgage being giv dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and sefns of any length Miss Lizzie Heed accompanies strength; and "thoroughly puri­ complete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail. them. These are the only ladies was performed by the Rev. fies the blood. It also creates a en to secure the payment of $82. Do not fall t o write for mices. Respectfully, and costs, with interest from the we know of so far, whohavegone Mr. Cherry, immediately af­ good appetite, cures indigestion, 16t,h day of May, 1892, which ato the Fair tr'om this county. ter which the happy couple heart burn any dyspepsia. mount is due and unpaid. This "Slay 21,91. KNOX 7/LVN. —Mr! Jont H.Horton, who left for'- their future home. Hood's Pills are easy to take, May 25th 1893. W. K. This worthy couple has a easy in action and sure in effect. Lovill andM OODY , Mortgagee, has been engaged in railroad Fletcher Attys. for 25 eents a box. ing in Va. is at home on H host of friends in Watauga Mortgagee. visit, and gave our office a who wish them we 1 !, and the Hon. Henry Waterson will vis­ SUBSCRIBE TO TUB DEMOCRT, ft YEAR. call on Monday. He is look­ D EMOCRAT offers its congrat­ it Raleigh this week and deliver For Malaria, Liver Trou­ ing well,,making some mon­ ulations, and hopes that their an address at the A. ami M. Cob ble, or Indigestion, use BROWN' S IRON BITTERS ey, and will return t o Va. in lives throughout may be as S UBSCRIPTION H ATE S 9 few days. —Rev. Calvin Farthing has been called to the pastorate of Cool Springs church on Flat Top, and preached there on Sunday last. Ilehasalso been elected pastor of the Zionville church. — Farmer, if you intend to buy a mowing machine or rake this season, remember I am agent for the McCormick mower and rake, the best on earth, and can give them to you a t lowest prices. WOOL! WOOL? Bring. Us Vow Wool This Tear. tiKNBKAL MERCHANDISE W. W. W000RU5F & CO. THESE AJiK HARD TMES SEWING MACHINES OF ME. S. P. ANGEL, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 39 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0615_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: June 15, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-06-15 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/5482d7bc86dd5f6a183c25eeb4712f02.pdf f064f230f1c5a055a9ddd63ed25e1b9d PDF Text Text VOL 5 BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1893, NO. 40. North Carolina^ Exhibit)) at Chicago, Although Secretary Gresh- nv, one t o 2,600 in France, Fredrick B. Loftus. "And we, the jurors afore­ Mr. T . K . Bruner, who with a m will neither affirm nor de­ one t o 1.000 in England and From our Regular Correspondent. ny the statement t h a t Minis­ one t o 6 0 0 in the U. S. We said, d o further say t h a t the Mr. P . M. Wilson is in charge W . B. C0UNC1LL, J u . ailure of the Government of of North Carolina's exhibit The President has been suf­ ter Blount has resigned those l e a r n f u r t h e r t h a t i n t h i s ATTORNEY AT LA ,V. lie United States t o provide a t the World's Fair, was iil fering Ironi a n attack ofrheu who know the intentions of blessed land there a r e now o r skil'ed superintendence of (aleigh last week and gave Boone, N. C. matism f o r several days, Mr. Blount say i t is true, and a b o u t 20,000 medical stu­ work of repair and alteration lol. Olds, the well knowri which, taken in connection the presence of Hon. Proctor dents, including dental, phnr of its buildings in charge of n e w s paper Correspondent, W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). with the knowledge t h a t he K n o t t , of Kentucky, in Wash mnceutical and veterinary. the War Department is most some points a b o u t t h e S t a t e s • Boone, N. C. h a s been dieting himself for ington, h a s caused the belief All of o u r doctors makealiv­ unbusiness like and reprehen­ exhibit. A g r e a t deal of IvOtk Resident Physician. Office some time t o reduce his flesh, t h a t he will he his successor. ing, a good proportion of sible, a n d we are of the opin­ ins been done, anil practicalo n K i n g Street n o r t h of P o s t which, notwithstanding the Twenty army officers have them grow wealthy, and we ion t h a t if such superinten­ y all of i t by Messrs. P . M. Office. enormous quantity of t h e been detailed, under the a c t are assured t h a t there a r e six dence had been provided in Wilson, Bruner, Geo. Greene; hardest s o r t of work he con- of July 1892, to net a s Indi­ o r seven medical millionaires case of work on Ford's then 1)R. L . C. REEVES. Herbert Brimley and Joseph H tantly does, h as been increa a n agents. There was con­ of the regular faculty in this PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON siderable difficulty in finding city alone. Yet we live in a ter building the awful trage­ Gill. Literally speaking, the sing, was made the founda­ Office a t Residence. d y might ha ve been a verted.' arrangement, beautiful a s i t tion for numerous sensation­ officers willing t o serve and tolerably healthy country. Boone, N. C. At t h e request of the coro­ is, is the work of their own al rumors concerning his gen the President did not care t o CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE. ner, Mr. Thomas, District At hands. In accumulating t h e eral health. Your correspon detail men for the JiPy nL . D. LOWE, torney, read the verdict a- g r e a t mass of articles, of dent is assured by those who gainst their wishes. WASHINGTON , J u n e 18.—It loud. Not a sound disturbed course these gentlemen had When the next pension d a y know t h a t Mr. Cleveland's Attorney at Law comes around there will be was decided by Coroner P a t ­ him. At the end of the read­ a n i d e a t h a t t h e exhibits general health, barring the some disagreeably surprised terson t o d a y not t o summon ing there was a n oppressive would be fine, but t h e tesiiit AND rheumatism, is excellent. He men, among those who will Col. Ainsworth a s a witness silence for a moment a n d a s things stand complete, fat* XOTAItY PUHUC, expects in company with Mrs apply for their checks a t sev­ before t h e coroner's jury in­ then i h e vobeof Lieut. Amiss surpasses their expectations; Cleveland and Baby Ruth, t o II.\NSI;KS ici,K. N. (0. vestigating the cause of the requesting the assemblage t o Never has the S t a t e had such leave Washington tomorrow eral of t be Pension agencies Ford's theater disaster. Col- tile o u t quietly was heard. a display. They a r e d a i 1 y o r next day for his Buzzard throughout thecountry. The Ainsworth was willing t o ap­ His instiuctior.s were obeyed told t h a t the exhibits a r e su­ failure t o receive the custom­ J. ¥HiHlPHKW, Bay cottage, where Mrs. C. pear a s chief of the record t o t h e letter. perior, and wonder is express and Uutli will spend the sum­ a r y check will be The first no­ and pension division and a n ATTORNEYAT LAW, Coroner Patterson h a s de­ ed by all t h a t s o much h a s tice these men will have t h a t mer. Mr. Cleveland will re­ N( M ALTLON, they have been dropped from a r m y officer, but n o t a s a n cided n o t t o issue warrants heen accomplished with s o turn t o Washington within a ordinary witness. T h e coro­ f >r t h e commitment of Ains little money. In the agricul­ _(o)week o r ten days, possibly the pension roll a s a lesult. ner believed nothing could be w o r t h , C o v e r t , D a n t a n d tural building t h e grains, \V ill practice in ttiP courts o- sooner, and will remain, ma­ of the examination now be­ gained by summoning him Sasse until tomorrow mor­ grass, etc., a r e shown in a Watauga. Ashe, Mitchell, McDowing conducted by u select com Ml and all other counties in the king occasional visitsto Buz mittee of examiners, of a I 1 in his official capacity and a s ning in order t o give them a n unique manner under glass .vcster.n liHtrict.»®"Speeial atteii zard's Bnv until the last of he was not willing t o appear opportunity t o obtain bail and arranged in atisticforms, lion given to the collection of J u l y when he expects t o g o the pensions granted under Kama's construction of the a s a n orninary citizen i t was Col. Ainsworth h a s already Rising t o a height of twentyclaims."NW for a t least n months s l a y . act of 1890. Although this t h o u g h t nothing could be secured bondsmen. Dant is seven feet no less t h a n 3 6 0 Dr. J. C* Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. The fact t h a t he expects t o very ill a t his residence suf­ glass cases a r e used and these work has* just commenced gained by calling him. Trade, T*nn. Zlonrillc, N. C. spend the month of August The testimony this morn­ fering from a nervous a t t a c k lorrn a wall of the office. One many name* have already away from Washington effec­ b«»en dropped ami m a n y ing was principally in refer­ brought on by accusations side is composed of peanuts tually disposed of thernmormore will follow. T h e m e n ence t o the character of t h e made against him in connec­ a n d rice, another of beans, < H ! earlier calling of the extra pens, etc., another of wheat, Physicians & Susans. session of Congress, n rumor who H re being dropped b y material used by Contractor tion with the disaster. this committee are not strict­ Bant in.doing the work be­ How 'Hold the Fort' cans to be Writ o a t s , buckwheat, etc. The 8 C a l l s a t t e n d e d a t n 1 1 • h a t probably had i t s only ten. exhibit of woods is fine, a n d ly speaking fraudulent pen- neath the old theater build­ honrs.isA . origin in the wishes of those I t is well known t h a t t h e in the beauty of "mstalla* ing. Goners, although they have J u n e 1 , '93. who have been here clamor­ T h e j t i i y wei* o u t nearly hymn "Hold the F o r t " was t i o n " none approaches it, drawn public money t o which ing for an immediate extra two hours. The verdict, with inspired by the story of the T h e specimens a r e shown in they were'not entitled. The E. F. LOVIEL J. C. FLETCHER. session. wrong was committed b y much surplus verbiage, says signals exchanged by Gener­ racks of antique oak cases T h e coroner's jnrv h a s near Ranm in s o constructing the t h a t Dant excavated t h e als Sherman and Corse when twelve feet high. A t the f o o t L8VILI & FLETGiiES, ly completed its task ofinves law a s t o make them eligible e a r t h beneath one of flu the latter.was besieged a t Al- of these are sections of logs ATTORNEYS AT LA"', l i g a t i n g t h e Ford's* theatre for pensions, and for t h a t rea brick pillars which supportec l a t o o n a , Gu., b u t few knew half polished, with the name . BOONE, N. C. catastrophe, and its v?rdiet son i t is n o t probable t h a t the floors above, without in how the idea was brought t o of the wood aild a m a p sho\V Mr Special attention given is looked forward t o with the a n y a t t e m p t will he made t o a n y way shoring o r protec­ Mr. Moody's mind. Once when ing i t s location and a m o u n t , greatest interest. It is wel' recover the money already ting the pillar, and thiseaus- General and Mrs. Corse lived with very largephotoaabov* to the collet ion of claims nigh certain t h a t it will blame paid t o those who have been ed the pillar t o fall, bringing m Chicago xMr. Moody called. showing the trunk a n d a l s o T,. L. GREENE, & CO., Col. Ainsworth for contribu­ o r will be dropped, a s will be down the floors above with While there he took up a hook t h e entire tree a s i t stood. lit t o r y neglinence, if for noth­ t h a t told the s t o r y of t h a t fa­ t h e mining exhibit there is a the results known. R E A L E S T A T E A G ' T S . ing worse. In t h a t case the done in cases where the pen­ " T h a t Fredrick C. Ains mous conflict in which Corse center of attraction a twen­ sioners g o t on the roll by 1<00.Xk, N. grand jury will probnly indict fraudulent acts o* his own. worth vv a s the officer in had been so badly wounded, ty-four foot show case in Ainsworth for manslaughter, Congressman Tucker, of Va,, charge of said building, and and seeing the message from which are gems, gem stones Will giv*? special attention t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale a n d i t s finding will also nec says: "If Mr. Carlisle keeps of t h e said clerks, a n d t h a t Geneial Sherman, "Hold the and gold nuggets. Before of Real Estate in W. N. 0 . essnril.v carry Home weight on t h e way lie has begun he Win. G. Covert was the su­ fort, for I a m coming!" cx- this there is always a n admi­ Those he r i n g farms, timber with the Army Court of Inqui will be the ideal of democra­ perintendent of said building c 1 a i m e d enthusiastically, ring crowd, Back of these a n d mineral lands for sale, r.v which will look into t h e and t h a t Francis Sasse was " W h a t a magnificent m o t t o show cases are othar gems will d o well t o call on said Co. maDcr this week. Col. Ains cy and their candidate I o r the mechanical engineer and t h a t would be foramarching and minerals, and also buil­ the Presidency in 1896. He a t Boone. worth isHtill a t the head of h a s done two things t h a t firman of said building. And s o n g for the a r m y of Christ!' ding stones superbly polish­ L. L. OR EE A & CO. t h e Records and Pension Of­ commend him mightily t o t he the latter, although n o t a n And the dav alter the famous e d . O n a t a b l e f o r t y f e e t March 16, 1893. fice of the War Department, popular favor--The replacing architect o r civil engineer, hymn was written beginning long are t h e gold ores a r ­ a n d , owing t o the peculiar o f r e p u b l i c a n o f f i c i a l s w i t h prepared the plans and speci­ with "Hold the fort, for I a m ranged according t o theirgeNOTICE. conditions surrounding t h e democrats and his refusing fications for the enlargement coming; Jesus signals still," ogra phical distribution.Then Hotel Property for Sale. On account of failing health position, would siill be the le t o b e b u l l i e d i n t o i s s u i n g of said "ellar; and t h a t said a hymn t h a t has been sung there a r e fine specimens of of myself and wife, 1 otfer for sale gal head of the office and con Ainsworth, Sasse and Covert, in almost every hamlet on coal, in a large heap. T h e mv hotel property in the town of tinue t o draw his^alary,even bonds." and each of them, knew, o r t h e c o n t i n e n t , a n d w h o s e fish and fisheries exhibit itf Boone, North Carolina, and will if he were suspended by t h e o u g h t t o have known, t h a t s t r a i n s across the ocean have unique. The thatched h u t of Masonic Emblems. 4P11 low for eash and make terms President, a s lie may be he- Masonic badges and emblems said Dant was engaged in ex­ become famjjiar t o the ears a mullet flshertr a n is a cen­ o suit the buyer, and will take real or personal property in ex­ fore tlie end of this week. He are not wora by Masons of the c a v a t i n g a cellar and under­ of m«m who never heard of ter. This is lined with fish­ change. Apply soon. is n Colonel in the Army, but highest rank. You see the sym­ pinning said piers, and t h a t General Corse or the belea­ ing appliances and will con­ W. L. B RYAN. he h a s neither regiment nor bols of the order worn plentifully lie had not shored the col­ guered men of Allatoona.— tain several people. Near by command; he in not in t h e but the wearers are usually new umns and beams of said buil­ Boston Globe. Notice. a r e all kinds of fishing gear, men in the secret order business, ding o r taken a n y other pre­ F o r sale. 9 0 0 acres of land, line of promotion and cannot Wilkesboro Chronicle: Quite a n d eight cases, 8 x 1 0 feet, o n Rich Mountain, W a t a u g a be transferred t o other du­ who think the exhibit?.)!) of these caution t o prevent the bill a remarkable phenomenon f i l l e d w i t h f i s h a n d g a m e County, on which is asbestos, ties by the President, and he articles on their person makes thereof o r of said floors. Nor birds and fur-bearing mam­ and fine land for sheep ranch. is the only ma4i in the a r m y them important and gives them di«l Ainsworth, Basse,.Covert has been brought t o o u r a t ­ tention. It is a colored man mals, all handsomely moun­ Sales private. L. I). Lowe A who c a n n o t be. Col. Ains- standing in the brotherhood. o r either of them, take a n y who h a s the appearances of ted a n d life-like. Ousters, live They wore never more mistaken J. T . Furgerson, E x ' t r s . of Mrs. A. P . Calloway, deed. woith can only be removed in their lives. Influential Masons precaution t o prevent t h e u n d e r g o i n g a c h a n g e a n d terrapins and clams a r e o n Banner Elk, Nov. 1?, ' 9 0 from t h e army by court mar­ pay no attention to badges. fall of said floors while said turning white. His name is show. All these specimens tial, and s o long a s he re­ They not only do not wear them, D a n t was engaged in under­ Locke Barber and lives near w e r e p u r c h a s e d ; n o n e w e r e mains in the army it is very but they do not countenance the pinning said piers o r columns NOTICE. three miles from Wilkesboro. contributed, I t is n o won­ P a r t i e s putting papers in doubtful whether the Presi­ wearing of thorn. Why, any man s o a s t o protect the clerks The first indication of i t no­ der t h a t s o many compli­ my hand for execution will dent. h a s authority t o a p who has the price Can buy o, Ma­ from loss of life or limb, by ticed was last fall when small ments a r e paid North Caroli­ pfcise adva nee the fees wi th point a n y other man*chief of sonic badge and wear it. The lact reason thereof, butsaid Ains­ na. For once the S t a t e i s t h e papers and they will re­ t h e Records and Pension Of of the matter is that the most in­ worth, Covert, Sasse a n d white spots began t o appear " r i g h t u p with the proces­ in lbs hands, face, neck and sion." ceive prom p t a ttentiori, other flee, although he can desig fluential Masons not only do not Dant, a n d each of them, is limbs. These spots have been wise they will be returned wear such things. /but are n o t. guilty of criminal negligence gradually getting larger un­ F o r M a l a r i a , L i v e r T r o u ­ not executed for the want of n a t e another army officer t o known at all as Masons.—Ex.. perform the duties tempora­ fees. D. F. IU iru HUFF. and we further find that; Fred til thev nre of considerable b l e , o r I n d i g e a t i o n , u s e rily. A little political tinge N. Y Sun: We learn from rick C. Ainsworth, William G. size now, and they still ap­ BROWN 'S IRON BITTERS has been given the m a t t e r b> a medical contemporary t h a t Covert, Francis Sasse and roR nT»pi<nr»iA, pear t o grow. He thinks if Isdlfttttion. M>d Stomach flltordwi, n* the. appearance of Senator BHfiWF'' TOON B1TTKRS. t here is one doctor to every George W. Dant a r e responsi nothing happens t h a t he will WSTOne doilm pays for the All dwiDr* Va#r> it. $1 per bottU. 0«*olnrh» P r o c t o r a s the special cham­ Democrat one year. »nA omMd red lifiM o»i » rurf-e pion of Ainsworth. 2,800 inhabitants in Germa- h i e f o r t h e k i l l i n g o f s a i d be n full Hedged white man. PROFESSIONAL. WASHINGTON LETTER. Butte: & Blackburn, A �SUBSCRIPTION HATE S TO THE WAT A UUA DEMOCRAT I c.opy1 year " 6 months " 3 months fl.OO 50 35 ADVERTISING RATES. 1 inch 1 week 1 " 1 month 1 " 3 " 1 " 6 " 1 " 1 year 1 column 1 week 1 " 1 month 1 " 3 " 1 " 6 " 1 " 1 year $ .75 L.75 3.00 5.00 7.00 0.00 13.50 25.00 37.50 50 00 tors place. —Maj. James Brown a n d wife, of Roan's Creek, John­ son county, nre in very feeble health and fears are enter­ tained by their many friends t h a t Mrs. Brown will not re­ cover. This is very sad news t o us all. —Mrs. Bennetand Mrs/Ro­ land, of Statesville, mother and sister of Mrs. James L. YV inkier, are with her and ex­ pect to remain during t h e summer.. They were accom­ Entered a t t h e Poatofficeat panied here by Mr. Roland, Boone, N. C., a s second-class who has returned t o his busi­ mail m a t t e r . ness. LOCAL NEWS. —'Flowers a r e God's smiles.' —Read notice of seisure in another column. —A wedding' is reported for to-day in the ccunty. Will give the fa::ts later. —Little Zeb, the five-year ohi son of J . W. Farthing, while playing on a sand b a r near his father's house a lew days ago, espied a fish t h a t weigh­ ed 3% pounds floundering near the e i g e of the water. He found it t o o hard a task t o hold the fish, and had t o call for help t o land him. —Mis. Frank Wike still suf fers and there is apparently —Master Tommy Hine has no improvement. proved himself quite an effi­ —Cherries a r e ripe, much cient young Niirrod. The t o the delight of the robins long looked for d a y arrived and small boys. when he was permitted t o —Times are hard, therefore fire his first gun. Behold the 1 a a m offering my goods u t result! The first five shots he reduced prices.- YV. L. BRYAN. brought down four ground squirrels and a weasel. Of —M. F . Hodges has a se­ course he is very much pleas­ vere a t t a c k of flux, Out he is ed over his success, which is thought t o be doing well. wonderful for s o small a boy. —Mrs. Brickie, of Foscoe, —James H. Brvan spent remains critically ill. Last Sunday in town, and told us reports say she is a little bet­ t h a t while he was crossing a ter. mountain in Viitchel county —Mr. Bob Hackler, of Alle­ a few d a y s a g o , he came near ghany, is the only remaining being killed by lightning. A candidate in t h a t county for tree was torn i n t o splinters Deputy Collector. near him, and the current —G. W. Councill who 1ms was so s t r o n g t h a t his horse been in Winston for the past was knocked t o his knees un­ six months has returned t o der him, b u t fortunately he sustained no serious injuries his home in Boone. —Mr. Sloan, of Statesville. aside from being badly frigh­ who for a week o r more was tened. stopping a t Mr. Winklers, has returned t o his home. —A. M. Dougherty and D. B. Must., of Slioun's X Roads Tenn., wereintown this week on a business trip. —Mrs. J a n e L . Rivers who h a s been very ill for the pas t week h a s lufficicntly recov­ ered t o be up again. —Cool moon-light nights, warm days, fanned by gentle breezes, such is the s t a t e of t h e wea ther in the mountains now. —It was estimated t h a t there were between four and five hundred people attended t h e funeral of Mrs. YV. C. Cof. fey last Sunday. --There will be services a t the M. E . church next Sun­ d a y conducted by the Rev. Mr. Cherry a t 1 1 , a . m., and a t night by Rev. Mr. Pell. —Markus Miller, of Stony F o r k , fell from a cherry tree some d a y s ago, a nd was se­ verely bruised a n d shocked b u t no bones were broken. Dr. Reeves attended him and thinks he will recover. —B. J . Councill, who recent \ j returned fiom California, h a s again entered the em ploy of lienkles Craig & Co., and h a s taken charge ot their liv­ ery stock and stables a t Linville. —On Thursday, the 27th day of July, there will be of fered for sale in t h e town of P a t t e r o n 312% shares in the Caldwell and Watauga Turn­ pike. See notice of sale. —Capt. Williamson and J . Z. Neal, both of Jefferson, spent S a t u r d a y night a t the Bryan House, o n their way t o visit CollectorElias. They both want the Deputy Collec­ —Some days a g o dining a heavy thunder storm Jerry Lenoir (col) who lives near t h e residence of Mr. J . F. Spninhour, had two fine hogs killed by lightning. Du­ ring t h e same storm a teleph one post near M. B. Black­ burn's was t o r n t o pieces, and the widow Moody, who Iters two miles west of town, lost a cow from the s a m e cause. —Messrs. B. L. Councill, .J. R. Hodges, A. J . Critcher. C. P. Todd, J . W. Horton, Will W. Holsclaw, and perhaps others in Watauga have very sti'ong endorsements for Dep uty Collector, and no doubt each of their claims will be presented and their respective friends will urge their ap­ pointments. YVe a r e a friend t o each and all of them', and we do n o t want t o make a personal fight one against the other. —It h a s been predicted by a great many people t h a t the number of summer visit­ ors a t Blowing Rock this sea son would be greatly reduced on account of the World's Fair, b u t t o their surprise, there a r e more visitors there now t h a n has been for years, s o early in the season. The people can n o t afford t o give up the magnificent scenery, the exhilarating atmosphere, the unsurpassed drives and u n eq a 1ed a ceo m m o d a t i o n s.o f Blowing Rock, for even the privilege of visiting the hust­ ling Lake City a n d World's Fair. Bo you rea l the testimonials published in behalf of Hood's Sar saparilla? They are thorughly reliable and worthy your confi­ dence. P a y your subscription. A C»rd of Thanks. IN ME10R1O. RslJero* »!( iotnurn cf 111 We, the surviving members Died a t her home in Boone cureoGONOKKtUHA <ndthoHeratUmet J dtyl.<u other treatment iteeetMry, GLKi.r I* I to ttrietHtaj a t 4 o'clock S a t u r d a y mor­ of the family, desire through BLOOa Milt CO., Pro I. ning June24, 1893, Mrs.Car­ these columns t o express our rie L. Coffey, wifeof W.C.Cof­ most sincere and heart-felt fey Esq. Mrs. Coffey was a thanks t o those of Iter rela­ daughter of II. Curtis, of tives, friends a n d physicians Wilkehboro, N. 0., and a sis­ who s o kindly, sympathetic­ ter of F . P . Curtis, of Butler, ally and patiently waited up­ Tenn. She was born in Cald­ on Mrs. Carrie L. Coffey, de­ well county, N. C., Nov. 24, ceased, during her illness. YVe 1843, and was therefore 4 9 will ever remembei thein with gratitude. years and 7 months old. Her father moved t o YVilkesWd Will spin i t for ten ccnts-per pound, o r make i t i n t o boro during her childhood I t is now confidently believ goods if yoh prefer. Y\ r e have a large and varied line of o u t where she resided until her cd t h a t the dreaded cholera own goods, and also o f marriage, May 10,1866. She will be kept from o u r shores, professed faith in Christ and owing to the s a n i t a r y condi­ joined the Baptist church at tion of Europe. YVIIICH WE WIEE S E L L T0.Y<>U,VEUY E(»W; Fishing Creek, Wilkes coun­ ty, in the year 1 8 5 9 and liv­ Notice to Disabled Confederate 8ol« T o parties who will gather O n d s of wool if! llleit neighdiers or Their Widow*. ed a consistent and active borhoods and bring t o us, we will offer special inducements member Up t o her death. W. The Count.} Board .of Pen­ and we hopeT H I S YEAR t o trade with every wool-growerirt C. Coffey settled in Boone in sions will meet a t the court YVATAUGR V C O U N T Y . 18G9, since which time Mrs. house in Boone on Monday, Coffey h a s been one of the July 3rd, 1893, for the pur­ Our agent will soon call t o see .you with samples of o u r most devoted and useful mem pose of examining pension­ goods, and we hope you will give him your orders. 1 hanking you for past favors we are truly yorirs, hers of the church a s well a s ers. All persons expecting a pension under the S t a t e law one of the most esteemed and THE ELKIN WOOLLEN MILLS. popular ladies of the town. ot 1 8 8 9 are requested t o file April 13, 1893, She was a kind and loving their applications with the wife, a devoted and indulgent Clerk of the Superior Court mother. She was unselfish in on o r before J u l y 3rd, 1893. her na ture, finding her great­ YV. C. COFFEY, Chm. Rd. Co. Coins. est happiness in making oth­ ers happy. She leaves a hus­ Shrewd buyers are always after good bargains, and! band a no two sons with a this leads t h a t class of our citizens t o inspect my display host of other relatives to of NEW GOODS. mourn their loss. She died I receive new goods every ween which I a m celling a t from cancerous tumor, from b argains that will save you money. Just received a lot ot which she suffered intensely ladies' low-cut shoes o r slippers in black and t a n colors. A for some months, but which beautiful line of wide ribbons and flowers for h a t trim­ suffering she bore with the ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions very cheap.* most wonderful patience. Come t'> see me when in need of goods. I will sell you very The most touching scene low. I have just received a large lot of Mason's F r u i t jars we ever witnessed was around t h a t I will sell cheap. I want a lot of young chickens,eggs her death bed. When she re­ etc., for which I will pay good prices; also r o o t s a n d herbtf. alized t h a t she wasdying, she Give me your t n d e and I will d o you right eyery time. called her friends around her J$&*N01ICEl I have just completed n black smith shop and told them that, she was and have secured t h e services of a first-class workman in going home t o heaven, t h a t Clifford. BUvcJemati both wood and iron, and I ask you t o bring!meyoUr work, she was ready a n I willing t o A Boston Boy's Eyesight o r I will have you a n^w wagon built on short notice. Give go, t h a t death had no terrors Saved—Perhaps His Life me a call when in need of work, and I will give you low prb for her. She took h«rfriends By Hood's Sftniaporllla—HIocxl Poi­ cos. by t h e hand, one by one,and soner! by Cooker. Yours Anxious to Please. plead with them, with such Read the following from a grateful mother? "My llttlo boy had Scarlet Fovor when 4 years earnestness a s we have never old, and It left him very weak and with blood WILL W. HOLSCLAW. 1 poisoned with rnnker. Ills eyes became J J •!! • I1 -LLJ—IB— HL!.L_U* IBF seen manifested before, t o so Inflamed that his sufferings wefo Intense, and meet her in heaven, assuring for seven weeks ho WOODmjpp. ESTABLISHED IBB S. them t h a t it was sweet, t o Could Not Open His Eyes. I took him twlco during that time to tho Eye die and go t o Jesus. Shesta- and Ear Infirmary on Charles street, but their ted t o them t h a t she was n o t remedies failed to do lilm the faintest shadow of good. I oommencod giving him Hood's excited, fndeed she seemed 8arsaparllla and It aoon cured him. I have 176 & 178 Gay Street, tO 3 Q X W U J E , never doubted that, it *«rrj hi, night, even if not very life. t o be t h e only one in the room timonialhi*any way youYou may use tills tes­ In choose. I am always who was not. Sheseemed per­ ready to sound the praise of HARDWARE. Cutlery , Axes, Neils. Looks, Ht Wi Bfe Hood's Sarsaparilla fectly cool and supremely Mule S,hoee, Ac , Ac. because of the wonderful good It did my son." happy. It is worth living a AIIHIE F. BLACKMAN, 2888 Washington St, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Get HOOD'S. whole life of sacrifice t o die Boston, Mass. Gerujlhe Oliver Chilled Plows, B yr«totase flffteKte HOOD'8 PlLLS are hand a s she died. YVe have never fect In composition, proportionmade, and are per­ Bro wn's Double Shovel Plows, CWer M His, Straw Cut­ and appearance. ter-a, Lawn Mowers, Com Sheila rs. Hay I -k>r4ca,ScyttveSi seen the town s o wrought up­ Cr adle and Snaths, Barbed Wlr e, Ac., & o. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. on. I t embraced all classes. CONT RACTORS' SUPPLIES. It was very touching t o see EQUIPMENT:—Faculty of twen­ Dynamite, Blasting Powder, StAei. Iron. iShovetd, Ptokft, ty-five teachers, eleven buildings, Mattocks, Scrapers, Sledge and Drill Ha mmots. Black­ with what sincere regret ma­ seven scientific laboratories, li­ smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, &o* ny of the colored servants of brary of 30,000 volumes and 316 AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS, students. the family gave her up. Parker's Shot Guns, /Remington, r and Engflett Aftei a very touching and INSTRUCTION".—F i v e general Shot Guns, Winchester and Coifs 'Rlflos, Loaded courses; six brief courses, profes­ Shells, Rif lo Powder, Shot, Load , Fish Ho oke and Unes, able funeral service i.i the sional courses in law, medicine, Fishing Rods,-Ac. Baptist church, eon ducted by engineering and chemistry; op­ SPECIALTIES. Rev. J . J . L. Sherwood, she tional courses. Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubb sr find L -father betting, Circular Saws, Window Glass, Flre-pnsof Setes, Wire was laid to rest in t h e grave EXPENSES:—Tuition, #60 per Screen Doors and Window Fra mes, Fn'per Sage, *koyear. Scholarships ami loans for yard east of Boone, Sunday the needy. EVE RYTHINC ON WHEELS. a t 1 o'clock, p. m., in the Address PRESIDENT YYYNSTON, Buggies, Phaetons. Carriages, Spring V Vagons, WtotmChapel Hill, N. C. presence of t h e largest con­ taln Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wa ons, Twc > Wheel Carts, Send for Catalogue and prices. course of people t h a t has as­ NOTICE. sembled in Boone for many Special attention given to orders bv mall. We resoent* —'* ™ years. The bereaved family State of North Carolina, Wa- fully solicit your patronage. tauga county, in the Sup. c.mrt has tho sympathy of the en­ before the clerk. C. A. Grubb vs. W. W. WOODRUFF & .OO. tire community. the heirs of John Grubb deceased. WOOL 1 WOOL? Bring tJs Your Wool This Tear. MElltHAIYlHSE W. W. W0QDRU5F & CO. By virtue of a decree of the Su pe­ rnor court of Watauga county made in the above named cause, I, as commissioner appointed by said court, will on the 7th day of Aug., 1893, offer for sale to the highest bidder on 0 and 12 mos. time with approved* security a 1-8 interst in a nine acre tract of land lying on the head waters ot Laxton's creek, in thiscounty ad joining the lands of Thos. John­ son and others. Also a 1-8 inter­ est in a 25 acre tract of land ly­ ing on New River adjoining the lands ot L. Morphew and others. Said lands being the undivided in terest belonging to the heirs of M ary YV i nel larger deed. The n ature of whfeli action will more ful ly appear in said proceeding held before the clerk of said county. This June 20, 1893. C. A. Oitf/Ttn, Com. —Some d a y s since IJ. G. Porch and Win, Reed, both of upper YVatauga River, were lodged in jail here for coun­ terfeiting birch oil. They in­ vested in a lot of castor oil and p u t it in the birch oil, and they being r e a r the same consistency, readily mixed. The deception was s o perfect t h a t they readily obtained sale for it, and t h e fraud was not detected until the oil was shipped to New York a n d was pronounced worthless by the assayors. The man who sold these unsuspecting boys the receipt for tins spurious mixture, was arrested, but L o VII,I.#& FLETCHER Atty's. unfortunately made his es­ cape. He must he the most One dollar pays for the guilty one of the three. Democrat one year. 176 & 178 Cay Street, THESE ARE Kf JOXVI'LLE, TENN. IIARI) TMES X SO, EVERY-ONE should save all they ran a n d YOU should begin bv buVing your SKWIMi MACHINES O F ME. And not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for #50 or $60 will sell you as good for #25. Machine needles that 'will fit any/ machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. have good stock of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to #1. Joint rods 15 cts to $1.50 Trout Hies 60 cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per dozen, sent by mail. Netting for scins, and seins of any length complete. Rase-balls of the very best, for #1 each sent by mail. Do not fail to. write for Dikes, Respectfull v, I I 8. P. ANtiEL, May 21, 9 1 . KKOXVILLE, 7E.VN. SUBSCltlblS 10 1HL DEMOCRAT, 91 PER YEAH, �The Watauga Damocr at D. It. Uwu^kierty, Editor. K. C. Bivrrs, Publisher 1 huvsdnj June 29th, 1898. h a t 8usjtended. This wn« a great surprise in financial eir cles, a s it wai t h o u g h t t o he on a Bound basis and w a• n considered a substantial af­ fair. NOTICE. NOTICE. pence t o the government will North caroliua. Watauga coun By virtue of power of sale, con­ be saved. I t is high time t o y. S erio co rt befo begin t o economize, the way tclerk.u pMaryr andu Blancher e t h e tained in a certain mortgage deed H.Ira­ executed to me on the Ibth day things are financially. nian vs. J, It. Hagaman. of May, 1892, by Joseph DishThe defendant ub-ove named will take notice that a motion has been made before me h.v the plaintiffs in this action, to revive a judgment which elands in the name of the plaintiffs and against the defendants on the judgment docket of the Superior court of this county, fcr the sum of $500 as principle, with interest o n same from the 22nd day of J lily, 1884, and for cost of action. Said noticemn.de returnable hefore me at my offiee at the court house in the town of Boone, N.O. on the 14th day of August, 1803 BOONE. when and where the defendant is Editor Democrn t: required to appear and sh o w I t seems t o me t h a t t h e cause if any he has, why w a i d judgment shall not be revived as town of Boone has more fea­ prayed fcr by plaintiffs. This the tures of notice than a n y town 27th day of June, 1,893. A H we intimated in our last issue, K. B. Glenn, of Wins­ ton, has been appointed Dis­ trict Attorney and Kope Elia s Collector of Internal Reve­ nue for the Western District. Now for the many applicants t o obtain the Deputy Collec­ t o r ' s place. Also clerks, store keeper, gangers all come un­ der Mr. Elias. man and wife, I will on the first Monday in July. 1893, at t h e court house door in the tow n of Boone, proceed t o sell t o t h e highest bidder for cash in hand a certain tract of land conveyed to me by said mortgage, lying on the waters of Brushy Fork ad joining the lands of F. P. Mart, CO OC O O OO C O CO o © BRYAN'S (MIMA —0- Oil the 23rd inst., a most At no time in the history of terrible calamity befell t h e W a t a u g a c o u n t y s i n c e t h e British battle ship Victoria, late war 1ms the circulation a flag ship of of the Mediter­ of money among our people ranean squadron. This ship T . C. McBndeand others,con tabling 5 3-4 acres more or less, been so meagre as it is at this flew the flag of Vice Admiral and for a more particular de­ time. Our business men are Sir George Tryon, wus run scription reference is herby given much oppressed for the want into off the coast of Tripoli, to the record oi said mortgage of money, and a hard strug­ b y t h e B r i t i s h b a t t l e s h i p in book"D," page 187 of t h e mortgages in the office of the gle is going on between cred­ Camperdown of t h e H a m e Register of Deeeds for Watauga itor and debtor. Our best squadron, under t h e com­ county. Said mortgage being giv business men need more mon­ mand ofCapt.Chas. Johnson. en to secure the payment of $32. and costs, with interest from the ey than they can get. to pay The Victoria had a n enor­ 16th day of May, 1892, Which atheir debts and carry on their mous hole made in her side, rnount is due and unpaid. This business. It is easy to dis­ through which t h e w a t e r o f l i k e d i m e n s i o n s i n t h e JOE B. TODD, C. S. C. May 25th 1893. W. R. M OODY , Mortgagee, cover a downcast, dejected, poured in floods and from mountain count ies of North Notce of Seizure. Lovill and Fletcher Attys. for discouraged, and we might which she soon sank carrying Carolina. She makes no pre­ United States Internal Revenue Mortgagee. say a disgusted appearance, four hundred of the six hun- tentions whatever t o be a Collector's office, Aslieville, N. C. in the faces of men all over (1 r e (1 passenger on board, city and is n o t envious of Notice is hereby given ol the seiz­ ure.of the following porperty tor the county who are trying to with her t o the bottom. S o m e (such a n honor. But of h e r violation of the Internal Revenue tide their business over the of t h e officei s managed t o get population she has ever boas laws of the United States: Two sea of "hard times." There o u t of the suction caused by ted. I t is t o o well known t o barrels of corn whiskey contain­ ing about 75 gallons, seized nearseems to be a sufficiency of the sinking of the yessel and again repeat t h a t the Boone Sugar Grove, N. C. Any person everything elsj but money. were saved. Vice Admiral T r y people have more more nobis )i- persons claiming'said proper­ We wish to call attention to our Our people ha ve a plenty of on was a m o n g the lost. T h e t r a i t s than almost a n y peo­ ty are hereby notified to appear line of second-hand bet the undersigned stock, horses, mules, cattle, Victoria was a tw in screw b a t ple living. The troubles a r e ficeore Asheville, within at his of­ Euggies Carts, wagons, in 30 days sheep, hogs, etc; plenty of tie ship, 10,470 t o n s a n d so'fow t h a t occur within her from date and make such claim, H a c k s , H a r n e s s E t c , grain and vegetables, milk 14,000 horse power. borders t h a t we might say or the property will bo declared They arc almost good as new, the property of the United States. and honey for the physical there a r e really none. and persons wishing to buy can This June 19th 1893. The North Carolina S t a t e man. Yet in the "midst of Mr. Editor, your town is W. W. ROLLINS , Collector5fh secure bargains by calling on us. We have a big lot of NEW plenty we are starving for the Weather Service for the week­ kind and generous. T h e peo­ THIS IS NO HUM D i s t r i c t of N. (J. ending the 1 9 t h inst. s t a l e s ple will always d o their p a r t I. G. HARDIN, D. C. BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, one thing needful—theloveof HUG TO DRAW which is the root of all evd, t h a t in sections of the S t a t e of benevolent work. Watau­ BARNES-- Arc NOTICE. TILA HE! and without which all busi­ the crops have been injured g a should ever be proud of Sale of the State's Interest In the Cald on hand, which will be sold on reasonable terms. If we have not well and Watauga Tuiu-pike ness prosperity would come by the excess of rain fall, her town, for t h a t means t o -oRoad Com any. got what vou want, we will though on a general ayerage be proud of herself. 1 d o n ' t to an end. What is the cause In pursuance of the provisions of this great money dearth, i t s t a t e s t h a t the crops a r e mean t o say t h u t Boone is a of the act of the General Assem­ take pleasure in getting any thing for you in our line. We buy who knows or who can tell fairly good. In the western g r e a t , flourishing, booming, bly of the State of North Caroli­ direct from manufacturers and -ous? It seems to be a myste­ p a r t of the S t a t e a g r e a t deal thriving town of several thou na to sell the State's interest in the Caldwell and Watauga Turn­ can, therefore, give you very 1 rom now until the first d a y r y , a g r e a t p r o b l e m n o t of rain h a s fallen a n d farm sand inhabitants, b u t think pike Road Go., ratified the 6th wholly solved by the pressor work h a s been greatly retar­ for a moment. Did you know day of March, 1893, the under­ close prices. of April I will sell my stock o We have a full line of new liar by our law makers or politi­ ded. In Watauga we have t h a t Boone 1ms a better signed commissioners appointed cians. A brief resume of the had a v a s t a m o u n t of rain c o u r t h o u s e a n d j a i l t h a n under s thei saidr act wills sell tot the ness—Collars, "bridles, etc.—ev­ highe t b dde for ca h a t h e causes are as follows: A reck t h u s far this month and some any county touching her and post office door at Patterson, N. erything in the harness line. Can —AND— less and extravagant admin­ think t h a t wheat a n d rye will t h a t the financial condition C , on Thursday, the 27th day of beat the world on prices. istration of the government not fill well. Corn is rather of the county could he no bet July, 1893, the State's interest 8®"* We will take in exchange, in said Turn pike Road Company, horses, mules, and also good bee for more than a quarter of a smaller than i t usually is a t ter? The Bryan and Coffey it being 312 1-2 shares of stock cattle. (Jive us a call. century; an overplus of office this time of year, b u t o a t s H o t e l s a r e t h e b e s t i n t h e at the par value of $20 pershare. ii ENK EL, CRAIG & CO. At "'O per cent above country, and a r e the only h o The stock will he sold in lots of holders, receiving high sala­ and grass a r e extra fine. Lenoir A. C. ten shares, excepting one lot of The Great Southern Remedy. tels in the S t a t e t h a t a r e ad­ 2 1-2 shares. 4 he sale will com­ ries; liberul and extravagant appropriations; p e n s i o n People should not be de­ vertisements within t h e in - mence at 12 o'clock, M. This frauds; a corrupt revenue sys ceived into paying money for selves. And of Boone's tal­ June 27th, 1893. j. B. CLARKE, ) -otern, and the high protective trashy mixtures gotten up t o ent n o one can speak t o o G. W. F . HARPER , > Corns. sell. Botanic Blood Balm,IB. highly. The President o f this tariff system which has rob­ B. B.) which h a s been made If yon don't think I mean it S. L . PATTERSON 1 :o: bed the toiling millions of in Atlanta for the p a s t fif­ Union, in scanning over for­ come and look through my NOTICE. their hard earnings to fill the teen years, never fails t o give ty-four s t a t e s had t o come I have just received » nice By virtue of a decree issued pockets of millionaire manu­ satisfaction a s a superior i n t o our midst t o find talent. from th<> Superior Court a t line of Dross Goods consist­ Boone h a s plenty of Con­ facturers all oyer this broad building up tonic a n d blood ing of purifier. I t is made from t h e gressional timber, and I be­ Spring Term, 1893, I willsell It wont cost jo» one rent if land. All of which is a reck­ for cash a t the c o u r t house White and Black Emprescription of a n eminent yon dont pnrehase. l e s s d e p a r t u r e f r o m t h e o l d physician. The bottle is large lieve t h a t t h e next J u d g e in d o o r in the town of Boone, broided Skirting. A landmarks of democratic e- and the doses small. See o u r district will come from oil the 3rd d a y of J u l y '93, it I h.*ve a large irto< k and big l o t of White conorny, frugality and hones their advertisementsnnd buy this town. The doctors have being the first Monday in said Goods, Worsteds want t o get rid of it. before ty. The sooner we re-trace t h a t which is thoroughly en­ long since proven themselves month, the following; dtscrib­ spring. and etc. A nice ed real estate t o w t : A 3-5 our steps back to those har­ dorsed by thousands of g r a t e t o be men of very high stand interest iu a tract of land line of ladies' fnl patients whom ii h a s cur­ bors of safety, the better it ed. A trial bottle will test ing and skilled in their pro­ itig- on the waters of Yadkin Trimmed a n <1 Un trim rued fession. Now, I wouldn't fail Elk in Watauga county,con­ will be for the American peo­ its merits. jl.ATS CALL AND LOOK J - M t o speak of the DEMOCRAT for taining 236 acres known a s ple. Also Trimmings, Tips and A most horrible cyclone is it speaks tor the people a n d t h e Jesse O. Triplett lands, Flowers for H a t s . reported t o have swept over the people should speak for adjoining the lands of J o h n The rapid and wholesome R . H o d g e s a n d o t h e r s , t h e A nice line of ladies I would'all y o u r attention K a n s a s on the night of t h e it. However there is o n e growth of the University is property of J . N. Simmons and Gent's Shoes. to the big cut in prices in my 21st inst., t h a t demolished very strange thing and t h a t m a t t e r for S t a t e pride and re dee'd., t o satisfy a debt of Big lot of Tin-wal e property a t a fearful rate, i? why such a paper h a s not $ 8 0 0 due T . J . Loffey & Bro. G l a s s - w a r e a n d other lines. joicing. In two years t h e Over 2 5 lives were lost, and g o t two thousand subscri­ with interest and cost. This student roll has grown trom Queens-ware- A good 1 9 8 t o 316. Twenty thou­ many other people sustained bers instead of only one thon .June 1 , 1893. line of Notions. A big J . F. S PAIN 11 OUR, • lot of Jeans and Cotsand dollars worth of repairs serious injuries, Many hors­ sand. 1 a m sure t h a t it is Commissioner. tonades. Just come is being made on t h e build­ es, cattle and other stock one of the most neatly prin­ ~~ Administratrix' Notice. i n g s t h i s s u m m e r ; w a t e r were destroyed.• K a n s a s is ted and best gotten up small The undersigne 1 having quali­ In 500 galons of Crockerywa re. works, baths, etc., a r e being much t o be "dreaded on ac­ papers we see. Every entoi- fied us administratrix on the es­ We are Agent for Helton supplied. The scholarship of count of these destructive cy­ prising citizen should send it tate of G. M. Hodges, (led. hereby notifies all person owing said es­ Woollen Mills. t h e institution is being recog clones, and if we were there one dollar every year. tate to come forward and make we would move o u t o r g o in­ A big lot of Cloth now o n nized everywhere a s equal t o FISH HOOK. settlements within 12 months, hand. and all persons holding claims t h a t of t h e leading Universi­ t o the a r m y for safety. against the same are notified to Don't You Know J u s t received a nice lot of ties, and soon we shall have The trial of Lizzie Borden their claims dulv authen­ That to have perfect health you present by law, or this notice will in North Carolina thej g r e a t for t h e murder of her father ticated SUGAR ha ep b od, e Southern University. See ad- and step-mother, resulted in m u s twayv to u r eye l opurea n d t h is be plead in bar of their recovery. o best ha blood This May 15, 1 893. Brown and Granulated, a n d vertismement. her acquittal. This trial was to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, the SOPHIA HODOKS , Aminlstratrix. Coffee. i n t h e s t a t e o f M a s s . , a n d best blood purifier find strength The Teacher's Assembly is A big lot (. f Hoes, 10it SALE! builder. It expels nil taint o f Nails, having a delightful time a t h a s attracted more attention scrofula, salt rheum and all oth­ In t he town of Boone, n corn Horse shoes, Morehead City. Many fine thon any such case of recent er humors, and at the same time fortnhie dwelling house wit b builds up the whole system and 6 rooms and live fire places, Ox shoes addresses a r e being made a n d date. I t is generally believ­ gives nerve and strength. etc. with nine acres of land, good ed t h a t Lizzie Borden did t h e a very large attendance of Hood's Pills may he had by spring, s o me apple, peaeh and teachers a r e assembled. The inhuman act, but no proof mail for 2 5 cts. of C. I. Hood chestnut Irecs,situated some No goods sold on time, un­ school interests of North Car­ could be had sufficient t o con and Co. Lowell, Mass. 3U0 yards from Main street. l e s s secured by mortgage. olina a r e a t t r a c t i n g the a t ­ vict her. It is a desirable private resiRecollect t h a t I will sell nu... - . i — :11 deuce. The place wi he sold tention of many of o u r most isiagiK Many of the surplus clerks THE r.BE*T PROGRESS Of ELECTRICITY. cheap on terms t o suit t h e you good goods and will n o t influential citizens. We a r e in t h e various departments misrepresent proud t o note the g r e a t im­ MEAL & SURGICALChronic. purchaser. For Further par­ and see my my wares. Come INSTITSFA stock whether of the government a t Wash­ for tbo Tre-nt.msnt of ticulars apply to !. W.Thorn provement in our school sys­ RESPECTFULLY, you buy o r not. ington will soon be dismissed Private, aiul all a s . Hibriten, N. C., o r W. B. tem. Our Governor is t a k i n g &iu*gTral EJIseiner*. CI Council];* Boone, N. (). U V A R A I T T R E n In nil fu much interest in t h e Teach­ f r o m t h e i r s e r v i c e a s t h e r e Most Respect hilly, nrrnnged ntnmps for Fend fnnr seems t o be no earthly use renin In nnd tak*n. LOOK OTI poo8 v er's Assembly. fthoV' .lltefcKe*. or how 'noA OJMO for them. A general clean­ ouxo thoin. Civil nodadrtre?"',to OA'3 pa* 'JOAJI moA ESN.APKtMMOHUNJM JI ' 'SHUMirU KOHI 8| II '»UI DR. ALBERT F. SNEll * CO., The New Hanover Bank of ing up of hangers on is rigid­ lax •Ajmqop OOQ Mmho» this PW Knetvillc, Tenn. •moa JOJ pooS AU*«J jno DJ. >M U* MW noA JO April 27, 93, Wilmington, North Carolina, ly going on, and a heavy ex'sauov xzva uuos dt SAY! I MEAN BUSINESS. CLOTHING OVERCOATS LOOK OUT! COST! STOCK ttr-' C. D. TAYLOR f W. L. BRYAN, �The Watauga Democrat A DKMocKATicfamily newspaper devoted to the interest ot Coun ty, State and Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wataugu County.'N. C. taneously a s does Western Noith Carolina. Everything must be planted a n d cul­ tivated, even t o black ber­ ries, and nearly every varie­ t y of fruit must be irrigated t o d o any good. The straw berries and raspberries, and, in fact, none of the berries I have eaten a r e a s good a s those grown in North Caroli­ na. Very few apples here. N. C. beats the world for apples. My respects t o the Editor and Publisher of the D EMO­ CRAT , and a full share of love t o all my friends in'Watauga. E. F. J ONES. From Woodland, California. JEditor Democrat: The air is s o dry in the Sac ramento Valley t h a t there appears t o be no moisture in i t and every d a y is sunshine and every breeze drives the clouds of dust in the eyes and through the crevices of A Legend of Solomon. buildings. Often when the There is a Turkish legend to housewife p u t s the plates on the following effect: When Solo­ the table in preparing a meal HISTORIC BLUNDER. mon was ruling on earth, the an­ t h e pla tes will have enough Jefferson Davis Was Arrested once In gel Gabriel was sent to him one dust on them before dinner Atlanta. is ready t o write your name I t is n o t generally known day with a goblet filled with the on them, but this is only the t h a t ex-President Jefferson water of life and bearing from on high the message that if he chose case when the north wind Davis was once arrested and he might drink of the water and blows hard. Yet the farmers h e l d prisoner in Atlanta, become immortal. Callingtogeth rejoice in this dry weather. charged with being a pick­ er all his wise counselors, he ask­ When there is neither rain pocket. ed their advice. They, with one nor dew for months, the hay, In 1857 o r 1 8 5 9 Mr. Da­ consent, advised him to drink which is alfalfia, wheat and vis, who was then Secretary and live forever. Then he sum­ volunteer o a t s , is cut, cured of War, was travelling from m o n e d t h e b i r d s o f t h e a i r a n d a n d s h o c k e d , a n d o f t e n Richmond t o Mississippi. On the beasts ot the field, and all of s t a n d s in the fi »lds months the same t r a i n was Mr. Sam them gave the same advice, with before it is hauled t o barns Noble, the founder of the big one solitary exception. This was o r put in stacks o r ricks. I iron works in Rome and An- the hedge-hog. Approaching the throne, and bending its brow to have seen three o r four hun­ niston. the ground, thus did it speak: dred acres of land in one field Mr. Noble had b u t recently "If this water may be shared by covered VN ith shocks of hay come over from England and thee with thy kith and kin, then and none hauled o u t . I a m was on a prospecting tour. drink and enjoy the blis of living. of 1 he opinion t h a t t h e hay He had with him a small va­ But if it is intended for thee alone, damages from exposure t o line containiningone hundred then do not drink. Forsad w ould t h e heat of the sun s o long. dollars in gold. When Atlan­ it be for thee to live on but to see The straw-hay, a s I call it, ta was reached the dismay of thy kinsman and friends one af­ sells for from five t o eight Air. Noble may be imagined ter another disappear." ' True dollars per t o n . when he found his satchel are thy words, 0 hedge-hog," re­ Farmers usually cut a s t r i p gone. He gave thealarm and plied the king. "To me alone has of wheat when iu a green City Marshal, E. T . Hunni- the water been sent. As thou s t a t e for hay. The strip is c u t t , and hU deputy, Ben hast counseled, so will I decide.' Thus spoke Solomon: and thewa generally a b o u t twenty-five Wilford, responded a t once. ter of life did he not drink. y a r d s wide. This is done in They learned t h a t a quiet, un order t o give room t o run the assuming man had occupied combined harvester, which is the seat with Noble, and af­ usually drawn by from twen­ ter a s h o r t search they found ty-four t o thirty head of hor­ him, put him U I H W arrest, s e s o r m u l e s . S o m e t i m e s and carried him t o Washing these trains run away, and ton Hall, a hotel. A thoroughly tosted ftemsdy then there is a lively time! The stranger took his nrroe ALL Think of thirty large horses rebt very quietly and said: BLOOD an* SKIM DISEASES. running with a machine a s " I s not Allison Nelson t. h e Thin standard remedy ha* been tried, and not found wanting, for forty years by large a s u half dozen thrash­ mayor of y o u r town? Well, an eminent physician, who has used II with certain ami unvarying success for all disc.teea for which It Is recommended. It ing machines! The land is I think if you will bring him never falls to benefit from the first dose, quickly and effectually driving out all level and smooth, no rocks, here \ can be identified." disease germs from the system through the medium of the skin, liver and kid­ neys without any unpleasant or Injurious n o banks, no stumps, and in The arrest of a person char­ effects. It is not the result of ignorance or superstition, hut It Is founded upon a field of from three t o five ged with picking pockets was common sense and u thorough knowledge of modern medical science. It effectually purilles an.1 enriches the blood and brings thousand acres, and you may unusual in Atlanta, and the health to the sufferer. As n general tonic it is without a rival, nnd in Its analysis of know t h a t people d o n ' t care prisoner was surrounded by health-giving properties It is absolutely beyond comparison with nny remedy ever nfiered to the public. It Is a panacea for all s o miWi for their running a s a gapping crowd. Ills resulting from Impure nnd Impover­ ished blood—the current of life; quickly we would a run-away team cures Nceefula, I'leer*. Kraesia Bkla The mayor came, and a s Ihwases and Krnptlsaa, Calarrb, liiM-utmnliniaa, Urtr. Kldnrr and of two oxen. he crossed the threshold he Hlodtler hisess**. 1'raaalc Weakiteak. Ncrvona Diwufa etc. The wheat ripens and i s h a r glanced around the room un­ INVESTIGATE FCR YOURSELF. vested in this d r y weather. til his eyes rested on the pris­ Send for our SVcof Yalunhto luforHuitiun. together With a wonder­ No use of hurrying, i t won't oner. ful array of certificates of remarkable cures from the simplest to the most vir­ ulent disease after all known remedies rain until November, Some­ With a s hout of joy, h i s had failed. These certificates testify With no uncertain sound, that Botanic 'Blood times when t h e wheat is ripe a r m s outstetched, he sprang Balm is the best,cheapest, quickest.great­ est and most powerful Blood Purifier ever known to the world. and dry there comes one of forward. PRICK—(1.00 per bottle ; $5.00 for A bottles. For sale hy druggists; If not, send to us. those north winds and thresh "Jeff Davis, God blessyour Address BLOOD BALM CO , Atlanta, Qs. «s o u t the wheat in t h e field, soul! Where did you come and maybe t w o thirds of i t from? Gentlemen, I fought is lost. I notice the land is under this man in t h e Mexi­ UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. full of filth, oats, etc. There can war. H e is the Secreta­ Instruction is offered in four is no freeze t o kill it o u t , and ry of War." general courses of study, six if men wish t o cleanse their "Introducing and explana­ brief courses, p large number land of filth they must plow tions followed. The officers of special courses, and in law, it several times in dry weath­ began nnotherinvestigation, medicine a n d engineering. er. The nicest, cleanest grow­ a n d f i n a l l y r e c o v e r e d t h e The Faculty includes twenty teabbms. Scholarships and ing wheat I have seen since I money from the negro train loan funds a r e available for left home was in Catawba and porter. needy young men of talent and character. The next ses­ Lincoln counties, North Car­ M essrs. Hupnicutt and Wili olina. ford are still alive, Mr. Noble sion begins Sept.1 . Fm cat­ The fruit is ripening now. and Mayor Nelson are dead, alogue with full information, address President Winston, The apricots a r e selling here but there are many old men Chapel Hill, N. F. a t three pounds for twenty- in Atlanta to-day who were five cents. They a r e a b o u t present in Washington Hall the size of a small peach and when the affa:r occurred. Q UDOLLAR E resemble in color and taste. The fig tree is pretty. The What an Ox Found in a Bale of IIay. bark resembles o u r wahoo, A few days since E. I). Smith turned hy of either sex and the leaves a r e thick on killed an ox that had been stall is ensilythe country,any one willing to work In any part of who is indus­ triously at the employment which we furnish. •he branches and a r e in the fed for some weeks past, and when The labor is light and pleasant, and you run no risk whatever. We tit you out complete, so that can give mpe of a Concord grape its stomach was cat open 7 1-2 youyourself. the business a trial without expense to For those willing to do a little work, o u n c e s o f f o r e i g n m a t t e r w e r e this is the grandest offer made. You can work ie The fruit appears with­ all day, or iu the evening only. If you are em­ ployed, and have a hours a your dis­ out blossom a R the oloom is found inside. The stuff cousin posal, utilize thorn,few spare to your t Income, — and add i t"(l of half dozen pebbles; several our business will not interfere nf all. You will ih the fruit. T h e orange trees be amaxed on the start at the rapidity and ease several pFees of wire, copper riv- by which you amass dollar upon dollar, day in and a r e nice. In shape they a r e <lay out. Even beginners are successful from the i els. one piece of a file and fifty first hour. Any one can run the business — none fail. You should else von see n o t unlike o u r apple trees, nails and pieces of nails. Thenails for yourself whattry nothingdo at until bu.finev von can th« which we offer. No capital risked. Wttuen a n a n d the leaves a r e small be­ | were of all sizes, from the small grand workers; nowadays they make a* ieue> •is men. ThCy r this business, a it sr ing of a bright green ?olor. j shingle to the 8-penny, both cut Well adapted ?0should t rWrite at once ands «eei« for them. yourself. Address I I . H A M . K T T * CO., I notice some oranges on the I and wire. The metallic dainties Hog S AO , F o r U P n d , Wtre^s yet. California produ­ ; evidently passed into the stomces no fruit o r berries spon­ ' ach along •with the other lood. •,* W Ao It t ?Tf ISPECIFIC OXYGEN! IS THC m • • -v BOSSSl \:f"- 'iw R.EAT FIRE PRECAUTION A NECESSITY the Factory, Ru^iiin llnem, machine Shop, leu are aid bast ever umbrnV noil Ihtiuivrw' Shops, and niif wnore ohy wuat-a or clothes are useJ. my by So h e Uie niif for the jMirpouo Invented. SF.NIS FOR ITtlCbMi AT ONOK. silk E. fills B'fg & Supply CoH F'o;;rl Stro&t. Boston. g?iiIIIIII minimi• IIII:II iu :II i!i;i rimmiiimi - lijiiimiiiiii^ I ROYAL | SEPSIS The Prideof the North ria Press." aroi XYQElf Uthc <? up a paper t h a t shall reflet;t tha ^ Ufa giving at-^ 5PRAYBULB water| without 2 greatest credit on North Carole anient of air and t* be ittharaoanbe no 4 11a, 110 matter where it may MOUTH Ufa. SPECIFICS seen? Then patronize Pttct OXYGEN is a § .y.'vioas •' •••»''g;y>Y.| • i'l'iili ••'V 1 NEW8PA "BREATH OF LIFE."; Do you want t o aid in building J 1 ES2ACE-3 iiSEf •hnmiiiiMiiiiiiihhtinnHiitfmriikJttiiirstrftiTiimiiii" apaoial medicat­ ed Oxygen treat­ ment for diaaaa- i aa of the noaa, j threat and lungs • The inhalation*; oontain Germi- • aides and Dials- * fectnnts, In ad- B ditien to the bast 3 known specific* 2 tor thesa dli- r ~ eaiei,carrying theremedy by inhalation right to; - the seat of th* disease, making it a POSITIVE i ~ CORE. Sej '.rate Specifics used in Catarrh and ! — Hay-Fovcr. Not a patent medicine. Phyaioiane j s prescribe it in their practice. The Wilmington Mes senger A LAItGE EIGHT-I'AGE PAPEIl I)o you want a reliable paper giving you all the news of the world—a Democratic newspaper that equals the best— has the I largest circulation, and has for twenty-one years been a part and factorin thecrowth anddevNorth velopment of the Old « State? Then subscrbe for l O N L Y MEDICATED I USE. OXYGEN TH WILMINUTON H I H I U Dvpo*lterle«c I 54-1-1W.Alabama St. Atlanta, Ga. lie. 510 Hlit lly Rnlldtng, Oiualia, Neb. Campaign I t a r t e s : I 429 K. Broadway, LouisvlUo, Ky. The "Daily Messenger," by ^FPR A POSTAL CARD addreaeed to us j ^ will hrinp yon hy return mail a eopv of ourj mail, 4 months o n trial, for — Hanunl, explaining the treatment in falL Send) = for it if you prize hoalthi 12.00 1 Tht Specific Oxygen Co., -tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiT The weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger," ( t h e largest a n d best paper in t h e S t a t e ) 9 months on trial for f 1 . 0 0 Cash in advance. B o t h papers a r e large Eight-Page sheets. Send Postal Card tJI At A A N Mb At A Ik A N with the address of five per­ sons a n d receive sample cop­ ies of THE MESSENGER. NATURE'S Oct. 1 s t . 1888. tf. CACTERINE CURE FOR CATARRH 4rwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwvr TAKE THE Gliicago and Aifon R. R. -GOING- EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. West and Northwest. This new treatment for Catarrh and diseases of the respiratory organs is one of the most important discoveries in medical science and possesses the following advantages t L The patient can cure hlmsetf at a small expense slllllWMff'WMrFWIJIItlttTltt'littlrtlKltMllllteiWWrtlsa Has a fjurxe Itlfjh Arm. flu a Hedf- Mstttng Needle. Hst a SMf UwensHng; Shot tie. Kit* No Eeua" fcn Construsrtloti. H m a Mesaoalcal Apiwajraaoa. < Has an Elegnut Flnlan. lias a Perfect Adjustment. Haa a I'osltlva Take-up. Has Stylloh Furniture. Haa Mare Good Sewing Qvj'.Mtloe nnd d o e s a l a r g e r K o n g o of G « d c » i i 1 Work t h a n a n y H e w i n g M a c h i n e i n Use World. 2. 8, •. Emigrants going to any of the Western States or Territories and without outside asslstanoe. will save time and money going No change of diet or pursuit ot HI# Is nsoessary via. Chicago and Alton route, during treatment. The remedies sre In no wise offensive to the t is the quickest route to patient and entail no discomfort. The remedy reaches tba seat ©I tka trouble KANSAS CITY, DENVER, directly. . , . B. The remedies end mesne ef appliance CM St carried In the pocket without Inoonverfenee. a y du n r g , CACTERINE $2.0Ql 111] ( JFREIS TREATMENT at atorOk A n d a l l p o i n t s i n I d a h o , W a s h AND INSUFFLATOR, ington, Oregon. Utah ^ CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Csoterlne Finest nnd liest Equipped Road in the West. buy n« other. ROYAE S. H. CO., Boskfori HI. 1 7 SltaJlllIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIimillllillNltlllllftJVIIlDllMIIIIIIKftill* BLOOD BALM CURE PAY ON RECEIPT OF BO CENTO ROOFING. BSata&fc Weather Boarding, Kasspfote Cailtog8t Cprrngat&d Sfeet;Hpg, re®* Roofing Pahrta, Iron Roofing, E**» Treegbo, Outtwe end Speuttug, AS forms of Sheet Metal for BuMIng WC WILL MAIL A BOX Of and California. Medloins Co., Wace, Tex«^ Examine THE ROYAL tor points of * excellence, aiwi yea BOTANIC EVERY HOUR !ll8illlil !!llllllll!l!|llillll|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||t§ A COMPLETE OVERMAN'S PER ^:illllllll The wire was of the kind always used in binding baled hay on which he had been fed recently. He had not been treated to the luxury of a keg of nuils, and no theory is advanced to account for how this job stock of hard ware had been accumulated. The pro­ cess of digestion was necessarily slow, and none of the articles showed any signs of decomposi­ tion, The ox was in excellent condition, showing that j,lie had suffered no inconvenience from carrying around this cargo ot rock and iron.—Everett (Wash.) News. Only line running Solid Vesti hud trains between St. Louis and KansasJ-ity. Reclining Chair care 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 ths West write to or cad on B. A. N EWLAND, Traveling Passenger Agt.. lfi Button Ave., Aslieville, N. C. J. CHAULTOM, 0. P. A Chicago, III. TETTERINE! AGENT KIN-SO TEA" F COMPLETE AND READY \ 'TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./ VS/E WAPTT™" —AN— TMI ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOB Tetter, Ground Itei, Itching Piles, Blnj Worm and all Itching Skin Diseases. Nyeo have TITTER, H matters not how long K has existed. TETTERINE will as certainly core you M you use It I Ml MMWde workman to ' VxsLa nxl APPLY our msterlsb > fenejc audBWC Mlieited mite for i iprifcaa cajii tonzsa. i SCOfO" & CO., C&dnnatJ, Ohio. } ESTABLISHED 1872. Harmless, Painless and Fragrant MHMrV Befunded If yoti nrc dlmatlsfled mURC.1 wli.li the results—References— Southern Bank of the Mate of Georgia, Chat­ ham Bank, and National Bank of Savannah. J. T. SHUPTRIKE & BRO. 44 1 DEALERS dust SAVANNAH, GA. EL L is a choice bta»4 of 9m, high-grade Chi* nese Tea. Prt up In attractive aod orlf* inai packages aad packed LB handsome counter display boxes 0/ six pounds each (either sim); ks only sokl Ln packages, at a reasonable and much lower price to the consumer thaa any other package ten on the market of any merit whatever and affords the dealer a fair profit; is a thor­ oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ lutely pure, always the same ; free from will find the Five and Ten Cent package# the cheapest and most salable package tea on the market and consumers pro­ nounce it "the best and mosteconomlcaL" Kin-Go Tea Is convenient to handle, easy to sell and has proved a big success wherever Introduced. We are extremely anxious to havs all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ quest that you Include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house | or order direct of us, we will see that yoo are supplied. For further Information address _ B*ltimo*« THE KIN-GO TEA CO. ipg®if®ai© PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER ENDORSED BY PROF A. L METZ, p. H. 6, of Medical Department Tulnne University of Louisiana, who, after a careful analyaM, pronounces It a pure Cream Tartar Powder, which he cheerfully recommends to the public. K "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"1 mots com on FMUMY NEW A *t w an«l •>»: ' '>TV »O ' '"i. U ^ iii CO. y^y. '. £***-& "SNgp" " v i^vik<!^iiy, 0"' f%v i-VY Y 01L. . y ' 'j ORLEANS, Onf of thf I o"ur facilitiesere _ racTlitir* ar« FREE the world.nOurintroduce our tmequAled, end to BEST Tel MILES •aperior good* we will aendFRRB to OH E F1EAON in each locality. M above. Only thoee who write to At once can ifeaka tare of the chance All yon hare to do In return ia to show our goods to thoae who call —your neighbora and thoae around yon The be­ ginning of thia ^deertiaeaiant shows the small end of the tela glees the sppearnnca of it reduced ua Tba following r ~ N>4 v »«> t *, wtikte.'n ' n PURE , WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. _ You Want It. Ask Qrooer For It. GULF MFG. CO. """"" ai 0tFttap for The Schuisacher Prkio GymnasiuER Ge. %%!• t« about the flf>!«th part of It# hulk. It Is a grand, double aire tela, erope.as large AS IS easy to carry We will also show yon how rou eon make from #3 to #10 a day AI least, from the start,with­ out experience Better write At once We pay all express chargae Address,H HALLETT A CO,, B< * KWO, Town AND, MAIICE Fon r»YSPET»RIA, indigestion, and Stomaeh disorders, take BROWN'S IROIV BITTERS. All dealers keep It, ?1 per bottle. Genuine hu trade mark ana crossed red lines on wrapper. Caveats, and Trado-Tfiarks obtainod, »»<1 ail PnS» Wilt )>v,r inove conducted tor Moderate Fe>M. Our OJfice Is U. S. Patent Cfffce. and we can nocviro pntewt Hi lews ttsoe Sttaoi nioee remote from WanklcgtoaL £cn<J uodol, drawing or ebot®., wttk fl*M dott. \Te sdvlee, 1f pntonwthle or noL charge. Our fee not ««o till patent Is ee A Pamphlet. "Ho* to ObUla Patenta, hamae ofactnat nllcn'e In your State, cow t*WM, seat free. Addreaa, C.A.SNOW&OqL av. Onpostto f'eteal 0.^,V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 40 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0620_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: June 20, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-06-20 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/5c50305970eebe47fbf582515feec37e.pdf 350ad2f00a6b1023f516d1d08f1bf075 PDF Text Text r VOL 5 PROFESSIONAL. rzj BOONE, COUNTY, L E T T E R. the sequal : This Week quite accidentl.v a case was discov­ From our Regular Correspondent. W. B. COUNC1LL, Jit. ered t h a t proved Mr. T a rs­ ATTORNEY AT LAY. President Cleveland hopes ney'H statemen t o have been strictly true and the dismis­ Boone, N. C. t o join Mrs. Cleveland a n d Ruth a t their Buzzard Bay sal of I)r. Holt t o have been W. IS. COUNC1LL, M. I). c o t t a g e the latter part of this unjust—he has been reinsta­ week, although he has s c ted. The case is t h a t of Al­ ISoone, N. 0. len G. Peek, of Co. H. 1 s t R. Resident Physician. Office much t<» d o t h a t he cannot I. Light Artillery, who was on King Street north of Post make the trip one of rest and recreation. He will simply allowed a pension Oct. 1 9 t h , * Office. transfer the executive office 1891, t o he dated from the PR. L. C. REEVES. from the White Mouse t o his first of March, 1884, of #4- n PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON seaside cottage, in order t h a t month, the only disability a] Office a t Residence. he may work wit'i more com­ leged being loss of hair result Boone, N. C. f o r t a p d fewer interruptions of typhod fever. Wheher t here at d a I tile same time be with a r e other men drawing pen­ L . P . LOWE, Mrs. Cleveland during the pe­ sions for baldness remains t o riod that a very affectionate he seen, but Mr. Peck IV i 1 I husband likes t o be with his draw no more money on t h a t account. wife. •AND He told Rep. Richardson, See. Morton says his recent NOTARY PUIiLIC, of Tennessee, who was chair­ trip t o Nebraska convinced BANNER'S ELK. N. C. man of the committee on him thai, t h a t the populist Printing in the last House party is rapidly disintegra­ and \v! o probably will occupy t i n g i n t h e n o r t h w e s t a n d the same posit ion when the t h a t the democrats of t h a t ATTORNEY AT LAW, present House is organized, section w ill never consent t o M ARION, N . C t h a t he would not appoint a fusion with such a party, the new Public Printer f o r l i e thinks t h a t if any party -<«H combines with the populists W}|| practice in flic courts o- sometime. The delay in the it will be the republicans in a \V utauga, Ashe. Mitchell, Mellow* appointment of this official "»11 and all other counties in the is believed to be largely due few of the Souther States. .vestern liatrict •®rSj>eeial atten Next Friday will close t h e t o a desire t o perfect a plan tion given to the collet-ion of present fiscal year and in­ for t h e entire reorganization I'hiilHH. of t h e Government Printing stead of the eight o r ten mill­ Dr. J. O Butler. Dr. T. C. BUckbnrn. office a s soon a s the change ion deficiency which was esti­ Trrtdo, TFOA. Zioimllo, 5* C. mated by Raum therowill ICis made. Rep. Patchings, of Missis­ main unexpended more than sippi, who was a member of one hundred millions of dol­ t he Ilouse conninB tceou rales lars of the pension appropri­ ation. BRTCv lis atten(led at all i n t h e l a s t C o n g r e s s , s a y s I t is understood t h a t Sec. s o m e radical changes w i l l homs.'^A have t o he made in the House L a m o n t ' s action in revoking June 1, '93. rules if difficult V is t o he es­ his recent order appointing a n a r m y Court of Inquiry t o E. F. LoVILL. 4. FLETCHER. caped in carrying o u t the inquire into Col. Ainsworth's pledges of the party. Rules t h a t will prevent more than connection with the accident a reasonable time being con­ a t Ford's old theatre was t he ATTORNEYS A 7 L t d , s u m e d i n f i l i b u s t e r i n g a r e lesult of a conference with President Cleveland, and t hat ISOONE, N. what will tic needed t o carry i t had been definitely decided I ttfTSpecin 1 a I tendon g i veil o u t the democratic legisla­ n o t t o suspend Col. Ainsto'the eolletion ofclnims.^* tive programme. worth until the courts deci­ Rep. Tarsney, of Missouri, ded whether he is guilty o r L . L . G B E E N E , & C O . , created a sensation in t h e not. He will be indicted by REAL ESTATE AG'TS. House a few weeks before th ihe g i a n d iurv this week. adjournment of the last ses­ 1<00.\% N. f. There is nothing mugwump sion of Congress by declaring ish a b o u t Mr. Dayton, t h e Will giv? special attention that tinder RauuCs adminis­ new postmaster of Now York t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale tration of the Pension Office City, who has been in Wash­ o f Real E s t a t e in W. N. V. pensions have been granted Those he ri n g farms, timber for n o other disabilities than ington several days attend­ ing t o the filling of his bond a n d mineial hums for sale, will d o well t o call mi said Co. the loss of hair. Republican nil J other official matters. members of the House bit tel­ a t Boone. Speaking of t h e appoint 1 ly denied the statement npd L. L. GREES & CO. meats t o he made, in his of­ called upon Mr. Xarsney t o March 10, 1893. fice outshie the classified ser­ if • i> give rhe name of his inform­ vice, heso?n: 'In mukingapNOTICE. a n t , and the next day Raum pointment t o these places 1 Hotel Property toi Sate. s e n t a letter t o Rep. Grout, shall p u t : n democrats a s u On account of failing health of Vermont, officially deny­ >f myself mid wife, I offer for sale ing t h a t a pension had ever ma*ter of course. Mr. Cleve­ ny hotel propertv in the town of land did not appoint me with Soone, North Carolina, and will been allowed for baldness, the idea lh-.it I would ap­ tell low for cash and make terms and again Mr. Ta rsney re­ o suit the buyer, and will take plied by saving that Ins in- point republicans." eal or personal property in exformant was a n employee of hangc. Apply soon. Greensboro Record: N o t the Pension Office and would W . L . B RYAN. many people know it but the a t once h e dismissed if h i s railroad companies, or many Notice. name were mentioned. - He of them, never lose mu'di by F o r sale. BOO acres of land, added hovtcver t h a t heheliev o n Rieh Mountain, Watauga ed t h e statement t o he accidents where lives are lost. County, on which is asbestos, t r u e and said: " I uiakethisj 4 hey carry insurance a gainst a n d fine land for sheep ranch. such things. F o r instance, Hales private. L. I). Lowe & pledge t o the House; t h a t a t they t a k e o u t a general policy I . T . Furgerson, Ex'trS. of t h e very first, opportune mo­ Mrs. A. P . Calloway, deed. ment i t can safely be done, 1 hi a good company for a spec ISanner Elk, Nov. f 5, ' 9 0 . shall, by the files and records ified amount, insuring them of t h a t office, prove the t r u t h a g a i n s t los* of life. It is said of my informants statement, the Bostian bridge cases nev­ NOTICE. P a r t i e s potting papers in o r hold him up t o the scorn er cost the railroad anything m y hand for execution will of t h e House an d t h e conn try over arid above the premium please advance the fees with a s a falsifier, a character I on the insurance carried. In­ t h e papers a n d the.v will re­ surance companies a r e never ceive prompt attention, o t h e r d o not believe he deserves." known in a suit, however, a s wise they will he returned T w o days before the inaugu not executed for the want of ration of President Cleveland i t is a p a r t of the agreement fees. I). F. JS AIRD H HFF. Dr. Warren Hurt, of Missou­ t h a t t h e railroad us t o main­ ri, a medical examiner in the tain all suits for damages. Pension Office, was dismiss­ S R 3 I I I 9 M0HI S.NM0H9 ed under the charge of hav­ BROWN'S IRON BITTERS © a n ' u o t ^ B Q S i p u i a o ' o x q ing given false information cures Dyspepsia, In­ J9AT1 "BT JBi-ew J O j t o Rep. T a rsney. Now for digestion & Debility. Attorns/ at Law j. IHIMPIIKW, Butler & Blackburn, Physicians & Surgeons. LOVILl & FLETGHEB, W A SUING T() N WATAUGA N. (!., TIIUBSDAV, Curious Niiinea on Peufliou Cheeks. New Yprk Sun. JULY 0, 1893, Senaea Sly and Betsy Bump. Ripus Uptheback should run no danger of having his mail delivered t o some one else. J a m e s Necessary, J . VValkingstick, L. W. Cashdollar, Peggy Way, Mary Tickle, E lizabeth Scalp, Hugh Hash, Simon Pure, Edward Daddysman, Diamond Stone, Pe­ ter Pence and John Unsold a r e certainly names far from common. Madison S q u a r e a n d Ashhury Park should he well known ami popular. This is a big country, and there is a big variety in rhe names its residents c a r r.v through life with them. No better opportunity t o get a n idea, of the oddities in family and given names can be had than a t one of the treasury branches, where checks from all p a r t s of the country come in, and none of thesr offices gets a wider range of novel­ ty in nomenclature tban the subtreasury in this city. State lVide< The suhtrensury does a t r e melidoUs business in pension News a n d Observer. A perfple without pride nry checks, and some very curb ous indorsements appear up­ generally held in pooresteem on these hits of paper, which, by others. North Carolini­ a s a matter of fact, gives a n s for one cause o r anoth­ m o r e conclusive evidence er have been lacking in pride than d o the majority of the a n d o u r neighbors in Virginia o t h e r financial documents and Sout h Carolina look up­ sent, in t h a t the ways of the on us with a s o r t of complac­ A inericfiii christenersifpr past e n t contempt. The other day a gentleman finding o u t . A collection of soni" of the ctirioti.i names of education and manners under which no doubt per­ came i n t o our office and in­ sons manage t.o lead respec­ quired for a Carolina paper. table lives lias t o include Knowing what he meant, we those of a good many Indi­ handed him two from South ans, hut. the most novel of Carolina without comment. their lilies are fully matched But t h a t is a, fair index of b.v some of t he appellations how people outside of North of whites. The colored broth­ Carolina think of us and our er, too. is no doubt responsi­ St a t e . IT is habitual with ble for his share of the queer them. And we contribute t o foster the habit. We never names. As t o t he pious antecedents assert ourselves. We never of Christian Scripture, there stand before the world and should he no doubt andCliris assort t h a t we take pride in tian Bible should be equally North Carolina products. We never proclaim t h a t o u r above reproach. John t h e Baptist TheophilusBloolcan most i m p o r t a n t North Caro. d o no less than live u p t o his linn product—our. men—are name, while Anna Katchn- the eijvial of other men. We baptist may find in hers a re­ never a c t oil t h a t assump minder of some old family ro­ tion. We do not think it. We mance. Abel Cain h a s t o belittle ourselves. We play thank Biblical sources evi« the roll of Uriah Heep in o u r dentl.v from the way ho writes miserable humility. Wecourt contempt a n d we receive it. his autograph. Christian is a. fa vorite it a p T h a t is the t r u t h of the ir af­ pears. There a r e Christian ter. And still North Caroli­ Bannr.v and Christian Gall, na has iiiuoli t > b e p r o id o f . while Christian Finger also She h a s a r i g h t to he >rou i figures iii thelisC Lizzie Bare of her soldiers, her states­ fool , Charity Tom, Peter Me­ men, her orators, her schol­ nagerie, (Jean Berry, BriZil ars, her preachers. Let us fos­ Pepper. John Puck, Millie ter S t a t e pride. Let uscultiDrake, John Chicken, Rose vatc it L<»t us a t least cease Cardinal, Winter Green, J o h n being a collection of Uriah Itoselrp. Joseph Goodpasture Heeps. Eliza Stonecipher, Amelia A. Tiro Wftldotseft. Turnipseed, Sandy B e a r d, The coining of the WaldcnB i d Temper, Adam Apple and Pleasant Ladd offer ex­ sians is a n accomplished fact. amples of rather curious com A colony of these primitive protestants has been estab­ binations. * lished in i h e magnitfeent There are others which a r e still more unusual. Lone Li­ mountain region of North a r , for instance, is certainly Carolina. T h a t the.v selected a n oddity. George Washing­ such a spot is an evidence of ton Annanias suggests a n in­ their sound judgment, divine congruity. Ho does Temper­ guidance, o r Doth, for n o o t b ance Kmii.v, while Day Night cr p a r t of North America ap­ and August Blizzard a r e not- pears t o possess more a t t r a c far behind. Smith Corns, Lean tive surroundings for a band Redman, C. W. IleaVystride, of home seekers. The mountains of N o r t h Daniel Death, Henrj FiveCarolina may n o t remind coats, Birdsong Crow, Hen­ ry Pancake and Fred Cold- them of the Alpine scenery of snow a r c all names t o a t t r a c t their old homes, b u t on t h e other hand, the fertility of attention on a sign Board, fieography was evidently the land is incomparably repoetrd in the family of Ten­ greater, and will serve t o rec­ nessee Texas Bowman while o n c i l e t h e m t o t h e g r e n t patriotism must have assist­ change experienced in their ed in the selection ot Ameri­ efforts t o better their lot. ca Cannon, America England They a r e welcome, thrice wel­ and America Patrick. Adam come to A inerica .- T incin na t Skunk would naturally ask ti Tribune. t o have hisyintnespoken with He Made Allowance. tiie accents in the right place. Boston T r a n s c r i p t . Welcome Home is a pleasing A certain eminent clergy­ title, while thereissoinethmg man, who is greatly loved for curious about the sound of j his gentleness a n d forebear* NO; 1L ance with offenders; recently said t h a t a n experience of hid own in years long gone by; t a u g h t him t h e grace of rea­ dy excusing. When he was a hoy he was a very poor boy b u t he had already a s t r o n g theological bent, and Wa4 studying hard during the win ter and working even harder during the summer, trying t o get a, preparation for col­ lege. He wanted t o be a preach­ er and the fact hedidn'tseeiu t o be good for anything else tended id convince him t h a t he had n o t mistaken his call­ ing. One spring he was en­ tirely o u t of money unci had t o get o u t of school a n d g o t o work. Not being able t o find anything t o d o in the v small college town where he had been studying,theyouth —call him Richard Vernon— went out among the.farmers t o sec if he could get work from them. He found a man who was very busy with his spring work and in u hfirry t o get the furrows ploughed in a big field for p o t a t o plan­ ting. Tho weather was favorable for planting; t h e Dinner's boys would he home f r o m school the next day, which was Saturday, t o d 6 drop­ ping and covering. He told Richard t h a t he might mark o u t the field with the plow for t h e planting, nnd if he suited he might be hired for two o r thiee months. Mean­ time the farmer saw t h a t the boy was very anxious t o s t a y a n d t h a t he had evidently a good position. Ho the young theologian went f o work with tremen­ dous vigor. He did r o t stop' t o t a k e breath until he lm<4 marked off a large t r a c t of ground with deep furrows. Th< n came his employer from his work in'another p a r t of Hie farm and looked a t the hoy's work, and leaned u p against the fence and laugh­ ed until he shook. The pota­ t o field had been serappc a n d scalloped all over vviih the rid icrflousl.V i rregula r a n d wabbly liitie ditches which' Richard turned. There was n o t a clean, o r s t r a i g h t furrow in the lot? the ground looked a s if a n ir sain- elephant had tossed up the earth; the fun owe were of nfi depths and u t all dis­ tances from one another, for Richard had driven thehorsc most of the time a t a s m a r t waik, and had been toomneb occupied in keeping up a n d maintaining a precarious g r a s p upon the plow handles t o be able t o pay a n y a t t e n , tion t o the evenness o r reiru hirity of his work. Richard Vernon laughed, too, ae be s t o o d and looked over t h e field, H e wiped the sweat fro* • his brow and looked very a n iousl.v at. his employer. Ther was no chance for regain work there, t,hatwnseviden* His laughter faded away a there was a certain f a i n twitch in the corner o j n mouth a s the boy said: " I guess you don't wtu a n y more of mv work, ki ?' " O h , yes-—yes, 1 d o , " said the farmer. "Maybe ' t a m t y o u r fault the furiowH a : crooked. You sec, the su t . pretty hot today, and I reck­ on the heat waipcd tlnm �''jUs"#** * • « Jilt From Kiltie, N. C. nit.y is good a t present. visitors a t the Rock t h i s m Kellcvti--n soreness of th«i mucous neubrsns and " • »I1 *— Editc r Democrat: Miss Mariah Farthing is cures GONORRHOEA an,l GINerer causes stricturebo ; .F .BT To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT summer. other trratuit ill necessary. ellocu. to1 to* Jr. Sold of teres any Injurious after Price, by druggists. —Miss Smith of High Point, Ouch! how these hard times teaching school a t the Tim­ C 00 BALM CO., t Jopy 1 year $1.00 d o pinch! I tell you i t makes bered Ridge school house " 6 months 50 is t h e gut si of lliss Afir.ie n fellow " g i t up and sift" t o and Miss Ida A. F a r t h i n g is " 3 months 35 Parks. keep ends together. Butnev teaching a t t h e head of Bea­ ADVERTISING RATES. —Rev. David 'Green h a s er mind, it makes but little v e r Dams. We e r e glad t o 1 inch 1 week $ .75 been re-elected a s pastor of difference what you need or know they both have good 1 " 1 month 1.75 Meat Camp church. what you o u g h t t o d o there schools and a r e giving s a t i s 1 " 3 " 3.00 1 " 6 " 5.00 —We are sorry t o find t h a t is one thing t h a t will be done. faction. L. C. Wit,SON. 1 *' 1 year 7.00 in transcribing our books a By and by the sheriff will be 1 column 1 week 0.00 1 " 1 month 13.50 few d a y s a g o , we failed t o around whether you a r e rea­ 1 " 3 " 25.00 get the name of o u r friend 1. dy o r not, s o just keep a git1 " 6 " 37.50 N. Corpening, of Blowing ting. We will Spin It for ten Rents:;per pound, o r m a t e i t int*/ 1 " 1 year 50 00 Rock, which caused him t o Why man, we live under a goods if yoa prefer. We hn ve a large a n d varied line of o u r think strange of us. If your democratic administration, own goods, and also of" Enter**! a t t h e Postofficeat Boone. N. C., a s second-class paper fails t o reach you, let with Grover Cleveland Presi­ us hear from you on P. card dent. The U. S. wentafmoHt mail m a t t e r . and call our attention t o it. solid for democracy. A n d WHICH WE WILL SELL TO YOtJ VEKY LOVT: LOCAL NEWS. —Rab Wood ring, of Meat then tlie Old North State— vvhn t a political cyclone swept T o ]>-! 1'tien who will gather L a d s of wool ih their neighCamp, was brought before a —The Board of Education J . P . on Tuesday charged her in favor of the democrat­ borboods and bring t o lis, we will offer special inducements was i r > session Monday. and we hope T H I S YEAR t o trade with every wool-grower iri with shooting a t some other ic party, which gave us an —Harvesting: is on hand in young men last. Christmas. overwhelming majority in the WATAUGA COUNTY. Watauga, and the crop is Neither party being ready for legislature. Ah/yes, what a Mr. David M. Jordan Our agent will soon call t o see you with samples of otrf of Ednicst m, N. Y. trial, t h e case was continued beautiful picture when we thought t o be good. { 1 ^ this side, but will we Colorless, E m a c i a t e d , Helpless goods, and we hope you will give him your orders. until Monday next, arid t h e ' ' ° ° k —These h o t d a y s will cause 1 bunking you for past fn vors we are truly yOurSj defendant was placed in jail dare t o turn the picture and A Complete Cure by HOOD'S numbers of summer visitors SAJISAPA TIILLA. For the lack of bond. h>ok thereon? Can weasdemN t o flock t o the mountains. This is from Mr. D M. Jordan, a re­ ocrats lift the veil and behold tired farmer, and one of the most re-4 April 13,1803. —This week's l o p i c con­ —You can get a Golden the a c t s of the l a s t legisla­ fipected citizens of Otsego Co., N. Y. tains a n excellent letter from "Fourteen years ago I had an attack of tho (dipper scythe f »r 5 0 cts. a t ture with t h a t degree of com­ gravel, and have since been troubled with mjt Bro. Scott a t Washington. Will \V. Holsclaw's. Liver a n d Kidneys placency t h a t we view t h e The letter is a very instructive gradually growing worse. Three years ago I —-The Rev. R. M. Iloyle, one on the financial condi­ other picture? Are you all got down so low that E could scarcely wnlk. corpso P . E., will preach in Boone tion of our own country, and satisfied, and d o you feel I looked moro like aand for than a living being. I had no appetlto live weeks I mo nothing but gruel. I was hadlv emaciated Wednesday night, July 1 2 , also a s h o r t account, of t h e t h a t the men you stood by and had no more color than n nim ble Ntniuc. Shrewd buyers arc always after good bargain^, a n d was recommended and I and fought for in the heat Rood's Sarsaparilla it. Before 1 had finished this leads t h a t class of our citizens t o inspect my display a t 8, p. in. thought I Would try action o f the Government the first bottle I noticed that 1felt better, suf­ fered less, the iiiflmmnutiou of —Mr. J . G. Finlev, of the of India in regard t o the sil­ of t h e battle have been faith­ der had subsided, tho color began t (lie blad­ of NEW GOODS. > return to I begun to ful and have legislated t o my face, and three bottlesfeel hungry. After Watauga Hotel a t Blowing ver question. I nail taken 1 could eat anything I receive new goods eVery wees which f Urn selling a t . without hurting Why, I got your interest? And d o you that I had to eatme. limes a day. I so hungry bargains t h a t will save you money. J u s t received a l o t of ft have now Rock h a s sold his interest, in feel t h a t t h e interest of the fully recovered, thanks to ladies' low-cut shoes or slippers in black and tafl Colors. A the property t o Mr. Loflnnd NOTICE. Hood 's Sarsaparilla tax-ridden people of North I feci well nn«l nm vrell. All who know1 beautiful line of wide ribbons and flowers for hAt trim­ of Bristol, Tenn. The Board of commission­ Carolina have beer, looked af me marvel to see mo so well." D. M. Jordan. ming*. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions very 6h'£apf; —I will pay 12% cents per ers for Watauga county, will ter by this body .of law-ma­ HOOD'S PlLLS arc tho best nfter-dhincr l'llls, Come t o see me when in need of goods. I will sell you very dozen for eggs; 12% cts. each be in session a t the court kers. and have they been faith Assist digestion, cure headucho aud biliousness. low. I have just received a large lot. of Mason's Fruit jartf for large young chickens and house in Boone on Monday, f u l t o t h e p e o p l e a s t h e y UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. July, 1 0 , '93, for the pur­ t h a t I will sell cheap. I want a lot of young chickens,egg# 1 8 cts. for hams. Goods a t pose of revising the t a x lists should have been? 0 , yes, EQUIPM FAT;—Faculty of twen­ etc., for winch I will fray good prices; also roots and herbs. cash prices. W. \V. HOLSCLAW for 1893. All persons desiring we a r e inclined t o be satisfied ty-five teachers, eleven buildings, Give me your t r ide and I will d o you right eyery time. —The third Quarterly Meet­ a reduction on the assess­ with a n y condition in which seven scientific laboratories, li­ brary of 30,000 volumes and 316 &&~NOrlICE\ I have Just completed it black smith shop ment of t h t i r property a l e ing for the Boone circuit will requested t o appear on t h a t we a r e placed; ami in fact we students. : and ha ve secured the services of a ftrsi-ClnSs workman ill he held a t Cranberry on t h e d a y and show sufth-ient cause a r e sure the legislature has INSTRUCTION.—F i ve general both wood and iron, and I ask you to bringlmeyofif work, 8 t h and ninth inst. All offi­ for the same. July 10, 93. done the best i t could for us courses; six brief courses, profes­ or I will have you a new wagdn built on short notice. Giva sional courses in law, medicine, cial members a r e requested W C. COFFEY, in a great many instances, engineering and chemistry; op­ me a call when in need of work, and I will give you low prlk CBM. Bd. Co. Coins. but why is i t t h a t the differ­ tional courses. t o be present. ces. e n t institutions of the S t a t e EXPENSES:—Tuition, $60 per —Messrs. J . C. Hurt-on and Yours Anxious to Please. ran get anything and every year. Scholarships and loans for Big Show Coming. W.'H: Farthing, t h e new Co. the needy. WILL W. HOLSCLAW', thing they ask, when there is Commissioners, took t h e Address PRESIDENT WINSTON, J! LJW Chapel Mill. N. C. o a t h <»f office on l a s t Mon­ Teat's Bro's mammoth pa- so little done either directly 5WOODRUFF. d a y a n d e n t e r e d u p o n t h e villion shows will b e a t Boone o r indirectly in favor of the ESTABLISHED tstf 0. t NOTICE. Tuesday, July 1 1 . The fea­ public school system, when duties of their office. *•» tures of the show a r e too te­ this system of education must State of North Carolina, Wa­ —Miss Bina, t h e attractive dious t o mention. Yon can educate the masses if educa­ tauga county, in the Sup. cjurt daughter of o u r townsman, safely hrir.g y o u r wives and ted a t all? If the people a r e before the clerk. C. A. Grubb vs. KHOXVI LLE, TOUR the heirs of John Grubb deceased. 176 & 178 Cay Street, Mr. LHE*. Gieene, has returned children, a s nothing will be burdened with taxation a t By virtue of a decree of the Supe­ home from High Point, where * s a i d o r d o n e t o s h o c k t h e all let i t be for the education rior court of Watauga county HARDWARE. she has been in college during Cutlery , Axes, Nails. Locks, Hf nyos, To Bis, Ifcnst «m*9 of t h e rising generations. Con made in the above named cause, senses of the most scrupulous Mule S hoes, &c , &c. I, as commissioner appointed by the past session. sectarian. The performances sidering t h e importance of said court, will 011 the 7th day of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. —Our brother, J . M. Dough will begin a t 2 and 7:30, p. the subject there is hardly Aug., 1893, offer for sale to the Cerr jibe Oliver,Chilled Plows, 9 yracuse MtlfeHie Ptuwgk erty, of Baker's Gap, Tenn , ill. Come t o town early t o any question t h a t receives highest bidder 0.1 0 and 12 1110s. Bro wn's Double Shovel Plows, Cklor M Wis. Straw Gut* security a tera, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shelle rs. Hay I^orks,6oythe9y is e ver with us. He is well witness the series of outside less attention t h a n t h a t of time with approvedacre tract of Cr adle and Snaths, Barbed Wlr e, &c-, A O. 1-8 interst in a nine u p i n w e i g h t a n d t i p s t h e performances. A brass band public schools. Then will not land lying on the head waters of CONT RACTCRS' SUPPLIES. scales a t 240 and sees us a- will be in attendance. Popu­ our law-makers inaugurate Laxton's creek, in this count y ad Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Sts>eL, IroA.:Shoveie, Pfofc% joining the lands of Thus, John­ Mattocks, Scrapers, Sledge and Drill Ha mmere, Btaofebout five pounds belter. lar prices of admission. Prof. some system and devisegjme son and others. Also a 1-8 inter­ smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, AO. , i —We learn t h a t t h e Lum­ George D. Carlo, the serpen­ means t h a t will give us more est in a 25 acre tract of land ly­ AM MUNITION, SPORTING GOODS. ber Co. h a s resumed work on tine wonder, h a s been secured money, for without this the ing on New River adjoining the Parker's Shot Guns, Remingto n, Bake r »nd Engtlsfc lands^ot L. Morphew and others. Shot Guns, Winchester and Colt's Rifles, Loaded their d a m a t Cow Ford on by the Test's Bros, a t an en­ public school system in a Said la nds being the undivided in Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead, Fish Hooks and Limes* Fishing Rods, &c. tercet belonging to the heirs of the Watauga River with a o r m o u s s a l a i y . O n e o f t h e great, measure is a failure. features oi the big show is The time is yet t o be and Mary Wmebargev deed. The na­ SPE CIALTIES. considerable squad of hands. ture of which action will more ful Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and Leather Befttaffc The da:n has been built and the Indians in their wild west the legislature yet t o convene lv appear in said proceeding held Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-pr»^of Safes, WirO perfoi mance. Don't forget t h a t will chop off the heads before the clerk of said count v. washed o u t three times. Screen Doors and Window Frames, Pa'^er Bags, tax of t h e dogs, and for Vnr it This June 26, 1893. the date, July 1 1 . EVE RYTHING ON WHEELS* —Messrs. R. L. Council I and may never be, I propose t h a t C. A. GRUBB, Com. Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages, Spring V Vagona, MouiW J o h n R. Hodges have both LOVILL& FLETCHER Atty's. tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Waf rone, Twr > Wheel Cert®.' Hundreds of people write "It is we l a y t h a t question on the Send for Catalogue and prided. recently returned from Ashe- impossible to describe the good taole. Not because this is a ville, where they have heen that Hood's Sarsaparilla has NOTICE. Special attention given to orders by malt We reSpeet* matter of no importance, for fully Solicit your patronage. t o interview Collector Elias. done me." It will lie of equal had the legislature passed a North Carolina. Watauga coun Both a r e seeking theappoint help to you, law taxing these worthless tv. Superior court before t li e W. W. WOODRUFF & .CO. clerk. Mary and Blanche Ilagamenb of Deputy Collector. Maj. Bobbins has declined creatures and thereby freeing 111:111 vs. J, It. Hagamau. KfJOXVI LLE, TElM, —Our Congressman, W. H. the appointment t o Dundee, the country of the same, it The defendant ab-ove named 176 & 178 Cay Street, Bower, has g o t his man ap­ Scotland. The salary is near would have done a nobleact. will take notice that a motion has been made before me by the pointed posmaster a t Mt. Ai­ $4,000 a, year. But a t any r a t e let the sub­ plaintiffs in this action, to.revive ry and also a t Shelby; both .V...X ject of public schools be duly a judgment which stands in the Summci Weakneis SO, EYlvRY-()NE should save all they oafl and YOU name of the plaintiffs and against a r e Presidential offices. Mr. considered. should fregiu hv buying ymtr the defendants on the judgment Bower will work up matters And that tired feeling, loss of ap­ Mr. Editor, I s a t down t o docket of the Superior court of petite and nervous prostration Very soon we think. H U HI M A O K U K , are driven away by Hood's Sar- write a few locals for your this county, fcr the sum of $500 saparill •, like mist before the paper, and here I am writing as principle, with interest o 11 A n d not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for #50 or $60 —The Co. Supt. announces rising sun. To realize the bene­ same from the 22nd day of July, I will sell you as good needles fhat '\Vill fit anjw t h a t he will be in Boone July fit of this great medicine, give it a b o u t hard times, politics, 1884. and for cost of action. machine, nt 25 cts per for $25. Machinemail. I have a good stock" doz., sent out by 1 3 , t o examine applicants a trial and you will join the ar­ dogs, etc. So, for fear some Said notice made returnable be­ of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts bo $1. Joint rods 15 to $1.50 for teacher's certificates. The my of enthusiastic admirers of of y o u r readers conclude fore me at my offiee at the court Trout flies 60 cts per dozen'. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts pel/ Hood's Sftrsaparilla. t h a t times a r e hard and dogs house in the town of Boone, N.C. dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and seins of any length examination will be written, Sure, efficient, easy — Hood's a r e p l e n t i f u l , I ' l l s t o p a n d 011 the 14th day of August, 1893 complete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail. and will begin a t 9 o'clock, Pills. They should 1*; in every When and where the defendant is Do not fait to write tor mices. Respectfully, a . m. traveller's grip and every fami­ tell you t h a t Beaver Dams r e q u i r e d t o a p p e a r a n d s h o w 8. P. AMiEL, is a t peace with all men. The c a u s e i f a n y h e h a s , w h y s a i d —We were a t Blowing Rock ly medicine chest. judgment shall not be revived as heavy rains have been rath­ prayed fcr by plaintiffs. This the May 21, 91. KNOX VILLE, 7/LVN. last w<*ek and found every­ The Hawaiian Provincial er severe on steep corn land. 27th day of June, 1893. thing in order for the accom­ Government is doomed and . 1 imrtiHW JOE B. TODD, (J. S. C. Corn is late, b u t seems t o be modation of a large number will riot continue but. for a growing well now. Wheat is broken of visitors and fyuite a num­ short time. No annexation being harvested and is pretty down from Many Persons arecurds. overwork or household SVmil/HE70 7HE DEMOCRAT. $1 PER VEAH, Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the ber there. We hope they will with t h e United S t a t e s is the good a s far a s 1 know. system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile. h ive a good large crowd of word sent o u t by Uncle Sam The luivUU OK our COTWMHV Aud euros malaria. Get the genuloo. SUBSCRIPTION HATE 8 WOOL! WOOL? Bring Us Ysttr Wool This Year, (i KM HAL HMKIIVMHSK THE ELKIN W00LLE MILLS, w W. W. W00DRU5F & CO. T11 USE ARE II ARB Til ES m\mu �The Watausa Dasmurat I t may be well t h a t we have noon, t o the end t h a t the you can see how it is t h a t it 00 00 o o 00 0000 00NOTICE. n o t control oi a few thinj people may be relieved t h r o ' is hard t o live a christian Sale of the Stated Interest in the Calil BRYAN'S column. well and Watauga Tn n-pikc of o u r own. If we had we legislation from the present and why it is t h a t so many Road Company. I). R, Dougherty, Editor. E. C. Rivers, Publisher would d o away with the use and impending danger and people come here and drift In pursuance of the provisions less habit of swearing. If distress. All those entitled avva.v in vice. The fact is of the act of the General Assem­ obly of the State of North Caroli­ Thursday July 6th, I Si)J. everyone hated toheareither t o a c t a s members ot t h e strangers receive moreaMen­ na to sell the State's interest in young o r old men using pro­ fifty-third Congress a r e re­ tion in doggeries tha 11 in fash the Caldwell and Watauga Turn­ fane language in p r m i t e c o n quired t o t a k e notice of this ionable churches. Chui-hes pike Itoad Go., ratified the 0th T h e financial afiairs of o u r versation a s bad a s we d o proclamation tind attend a t a r e rented and used for the­ day of March, 1893, the under­ country a r e in a critical con­ rhe habit would soon stop. the time and place above sta atrical performances. A great signed commissioners appointed dition t o nay the least. Our Some of o u r kindest hearted ted. under the said act will sell to the portion of the money t h a t is highest bidder for cash at 1 he Houthern writers and ma 113' and most genial men get in Given under my hand and raised for religious work- is post office door at Patterson, N. of o u r ablestpoliticians have t h e habit of swearing a 11 d seal of the United States, a t raised by church fairs, ice C , on Thursday, the 27th day of predicted for a number of 1 hey keep it upcontinuully by July, 1893, the State's interest the city of Washington 011 cream suppers, and such en­ in said Tarn-pike Itoad Company, years the results t h a t n o w practice. Swearing does not the thirtieth day of June, in tertainments. All of this ap­ it being 312 1-2 shares of stock confront the American peo­ make anyone more impor­ t h e year of our Lord one pears right t o a Western at the par value of $20 per share. ple. T h a t the money power, t a n t o r respected. If they a r e stock in thousand eight hundred and man, but i t seems s o odd for Theshares,will he sold one lots of ten excepting lot of combines, trusts and l a s t b u t such persons, some o t h e r ninety-three, and of the inde­ a Southern man. 2 1-2 shares. The sale will com­ n o t least, the McKinley rob­ qualification has made them pendence of the United States Much of the preaching here mence at 12 o'clock, M. This ber tariff, have all conspired such. We submit t o those the one hundred and seven­ is on moral subjects. I t is June 27th, 1893. j. B. CLARKE, } t o bring ruin and general who indulge in the habit this teenth. [Signed,] n o t popular for a man t o G. W. F . HARPER, > Corns. bankruptcy upon the coun­ test: Suppose you g o into a GROVER CLEVELAND. preach Christ and Him cruci­ S. L. PATTERSON t r y . Now let us observe some place where there is compa­ main facts bearing upon o u r ny, and you hear somefelloiv OUR WOODLAND, CAL., LETTFR. fied, and denounce sin. The world d o n ' t like such preach­ financial condition. First we using horrid o a t h s in pres­ DEAR EDITOR:-! have writ­ ing and the church members notice the fact t h a t o u r coun ence of the company, would ten four letters for your pa­ try h a s been blessed continu he be the man you would sin­ per, but we d o not get i t here d o n ' t like it either. Now I have written this for ousl.y with fine food crops for gle o u t t o be the leading citi­ and 1 have not seen the ar­ t h e benefit of young men who both man and beast. No ca­ zen on account of his ingenu­ ticles. Of course I would like lamity in this regard h a s be­ ity in using profane lan­ t o see them, a s a man loves contemplate coming t o this. We wish foca.llntteiiGon toour S t a t e . Young men, if y o u fallen us, peace and plenty g u a g e ? The habit of swear­ t o see himself in print. line of second-luiml think .you can stand these in h a v e atttended us a s a na­ ing is undignified, immoral, California is a hard place Buggies. Carts, wagons, tion. We may urt her arid t h a t irreligious, blasphemous and f o r # christian t o keep on finerices and maintain your H a . k s , H a r n e s s Etc, there is more money per cap- a crime against,Go J. Friends hand even a small stock of integrity, your help is needed here, but if you have families They are almost good as new, ; <*ve~ before. Then quit the ugly habit. Be men devotion o r spirituality. He I s a y s t a y in North Carolina. and persons wishing to buy can of higher motives, and d o has b u t little t o encourage I t takes |10,()00 t o s t m t a secure bargains by c dling on us. )UH no 1 - set such a bad example him but his Bibleand hisSavWe have a big lot of NEW man here a s a renter, a n d h * ior. There is 110 Sabbath had better be dead t h a n t o I" Te'h.dng generation. BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, THIS rs NO HUM here. T h a t d a y ismorenoUy be here without money o r U ARXIW Ac RUG TO DRAW % . action t h e Govern­ than a n y other day. Danc­ friends, and he will not hjiv> on hand, which will be sold on „ money? Who can de­ m e n t o f I n d i a a g a i n s t t h e ing, horse racing, shooting TRADE! friends long unless he has reasonable terms. II we have not ny t h a t the legislation for further coinage of silver has matches, etc., a r e t h e pro­ got what you want, we will money. -othe past by the republican produced a big riffle in finan­ g r a m for Sunday. Saloons take pleasure in getting any Congress has brought all of cial circles throughout t h e and stores open on Sunday, I visited San Francisco,Oak thing for you in our line. We buy land and S a n t a Cruz. I vis direct from manufacturers and this trouble upon the coun­ world, and lias had smartly and b u t few people a t t e n d it.ed the Golden (Lite Park a t t r y . President Cleveland h a s t o d o with the early conven­ church. There a r e thirty sa­ can, therefore, give you very -oSan Francisco, and saw buf­ been forced t o call Congress ing of the Congress of the U. loons in Woodland, with a close prices. 1 roin now until the first d a y faloes, elk, deer, ostriches a mi together in extra session on S., t o t a k e action quickly in population of a o o u t 3,000. We have a full line of new liar e v e r y variety of tropical of April I will sell my stork 3 4 t h e 7th day of August next this matter . Silver matters Men visit those saloons on plants. The Park is said t o ness—Collars, 'bridles, etc.—ev­ t h a t this jiernicious legisla­ a r e i n a g r e a t m u d d l e a n d Sunday and Sunday nights contain 1,300 acres. I t is a erything in the harness line. Can tion may be righted a n d t h e metal is depreciating in more than a n y other time. beat the world on prices. beautiful place, with foun­ the country relieved a s much value. However we will t a k e If a poor fellow gets drunk We will take in exchange, -AND— tains, shady walks and beau­ a s possible from its strained the silver dollar if we can get he is t h r u s t o u t 011 the street horses, mules, and also good bee tiful drives. I saw the Gol­ cuttle. Gi ve us a call. * financial condition. Howev­ i t a s dues from o u r subscri­ and arretted and put in the den Gate through which the HENKEL, CRAIG & UJ. e r i t is understood t h a t ma­ bers and allow them one hun sweat-box until morning and vessels pass o u t t o sea. I lAmoir A. C. ny of the McKinleyites will dred cents for the same a s then tried by a (hristiau At 1 0 percent above spent a few d a y s on t h e sea oppose tariff reform. In fact heretofore. Bring i t 0 1 1 now. judge, fined and the fine goes coast a t S a n t a Cruz. The McKinley himself h a s been t o t h e support of the chris­ tides a r e ever ebbing a n d renominated for Governor of T h e Rev. Dr. J . B. Cheshire tian man and the christian flowing, and you o u g h t t o Ohio on the same old tariff J r . , h a s been chosen assist­ government. Yet some ot the have seen me running t o es­ ideas. a n t Bishop of North Caroli­ pastors at Woodlan J, 11 o X. cape some of those billows. If yon d o n ' t think I mean i l mi­ na by the Episcopal diocese. Baptists nor Methodist, have People a r e sometimes over­ come and look through my Congress will meet on t h e Bishop Lyman has become said tha t therenre more good taken by those tides,and m e lium* just, received a nice 7th d a y of August, t h i r t y unable t o d o the full work of people t o the square foot diawn o u t t o sea ar.ddrown­ line of Dress Goods consist­ d a y s frotn today, t h a t t h e the church, hence the necessi­ than a n y place on earth. The ed if they can not swim. Ma­ ing of g r e a t wrongs may be right­ ty of a n asssistant Bishop. saloon business is a concern White and Black EmI t wont cost yon one if ny fish a r e caught along the ed. The people a r e hopeful Dr. Cheshire is a man of fine t h a t politics and churches broided Skirting. A shore and they are very good. you d o n t purchase. t h a t relief may come t o them intellect a n d is favorably re­ bow t o here. In S i n Fran­ big lot of White The shore is strown a t times I have a large s f ock * n d through Congress, but we ceived a s a coadjutor Bishop. cisco there a r e 320,000 in­ Goods, Worsteds with dead fish t h a t a r e wash­ want t o get rid of it- before have doubts and fears t h a t He was a class m a t e of t h e habitants and 4,500 saloons. and etc. A nice ed out from the sea bv t h e spring. a great change will n o t be famous Lieut. Totten, IT. S. In San Francisco and Oak­ line of ladies' tide. effected. The probability of N., and they were devoted land there a r e thousands of Much love t o al 1 in.y Wa­ Trimmed a n d Untrimmer) t h e repeal of the Sherman sil­ friends. Vacant houses. I believe there t a u g a friends, and especially J 1ATS CALL AND LOOK ! ver low is favorable just now are enough vacant houses in t o some of the afflicted ones Also Trimmings, Tips and CONGRESS TO MEET. b u t what will i t be when t h e San Francisco t o accommo­ who a r e d e a r t o rr>e y made s o Flowers for H a t s . freecoinage advocates a r e d a t e everjr person in Watau­ b.y former associations. May A nice line of ladies I would 'nil your a t t e n t i o n marshaled? Both c a n n o t s u c WASHINGTON, J u n e 3 0 . - T h e g a county, and yet t h e peo­ the Lord bless the j>eople of and Gent's Shoes. President this evening issued ceed, a s one seems t o be an­ t o t h e big cut in prices in my Rig lot of Tin-ware ple say t h a t San Francisco is Watauga. Glass-ware a n d tagonistic t o the other. There the following proclamation: a g r e a t place t o invest monother l u e s . J u n e 17. . E.-F. JONES. Whereas, distrust and ap­ will in all probability be a *y. Queens-ware- A good line of Notions. A big j g r e a t wrangle and trouble prehension concerning the fi­ Another trouble here is if a There will he hut very few nancial situation which per­ lot of Jeans and Cot- \ over both measures. We can man promises you woi' >oaj appointments made by tonades. Just come! the n o t expect much tariff legis­ vade all business circles have donT know whether you will ( In 5 0 0 galons of Crockery-1 lation until later in t h e fall already caused great lessand get it o r not. Even the best d a m a g e t o o u r people, and ware. a n d winter. Much depends religious man don't caie for N«»tic3 of Seizure. threaten t o cripple o u r mer­ We a r e Agent for Helton upon Congress t o relieve the going back on his word. An­ Lulled States Internal Revenue Woollen. Mills. people, and wisdom and pru­ chants, and s t o p t h e wheels other trouble is the want of' Pol lector's office, AsheVille, N. P. of manufacture, bringing dis­ Kvmp.Mthy. A Southei n p is-! *<>«<* I* bweb.vsltr*. ••>! the m*. A big lot of Cloth now OR dence ought t o govern it. hand. . '. following property tor T h e trouble is t h a t t o o much tress and privation t o o u r toi stai\cs foi sympathy ,(! are of tlie of the Internal Ikavenue violation antagonistic interest exists farmers, and withhold from and he pines for the o p e n la ws of tin nited States: Two J u s t received a nrce lot of in this big country of ours. o u r working men the wages b e a n s of theSouthern homos. barrels of corn whiskey contain­ SUGAR ing a bout. 75 gallons, seized near T h e North and E a s t against of labor, and There is practically no hos­ Sugar Grove, N. C. Any person o Brown and Gran win ted, a n d Whereas, the present peril­ theSouth and West h a v e pitality a m o n g tHe people or persons claiming said proper­ Coffee. different ideas and policies fi­ ous condition is largely the here. If we attend a Baptist ty are hereby notified to appear A big lot i f Hoes, nancially, and a, general war result of a financial policy Convention, we have t o rp H v j j T T L ' " I n L ^ u ' ' V Z , Nails, * ; fire m Aslieville, within .30 days Lwill which the executive branch o u r board bills. And again from date and make such claim, Horse shoes, of the government finds cmOA' shoes I a m reminded of the Dutch- or the property will be declared bodied in unwise laws which etc. forfeited to the United States must. v execnted until r «,_ i man's idea of New York. II" This June 19th 1893. Congress; nowJ H ; , i ( 1 : "They g o apoiitscheat- W W ROLLINS, Collector 5 t h No goods sold on time, un­ District of N. C. less secured by mortgage. Grover C'evelnnd I i n £ e a ( h o d d e G a n d d w .Y d a * pi^sness." T h a t id a good I. G. HARDIN, 1). C. >r the U. IS. in peresKb Recollect t h a t I will sGl ; t - o r the various i r o r m a n c of a constitutional Ascription of California. All yon good goods and will not itficea t o be fiiied under him. d u t y , d o by this proclama­ people J o not cheat, but a SHE GREAT PROGRESS OF ELECTRICITY. misrepresent my wares. Come H e has t h e control of forty tion declare t h a t a n extraor­ man must watch o r all he h a s a n d see my stock whether toxical £ Sfttai five counties and the number forih-TrMtm-nt of fhrottle, you buy o r not. dinary occasion requires the will soon slip away from his RKSRECTFCLL tf of subordinate offices is near Prlriil*. I'nnaif. and all convening of both houses of Inands. I think eight o u t of SnritlMl I)l«rn,«cn. Most Respectfully, 5 0 0 The office of the Collec­ « r tlD»TKF.O in Hend fmr nil ensrs W. L. BltYAN, • nrmiiKCii t h e Congress of the U. S. a t cveiy ten men here a r e pror<-nts In mid fxlcon. Look on KtAm|.s aid how to lor t o r will remain a t Aslieville. t h e Capitol in the city a n e swearers. aborothorn. Call or address, rlNnasoH, C. D. TAYLOR j^ You hear it euro tffiTOne dollar pays for the Washington on the 7th ' d a y oil t h e streets and you hear DR. ALBERT F. SHELL A CO., April 27, OH. ifmtton nil jvw-w Knrtrillf. Tinn. Democrat one year. of August next a t 1 2 o'clock profanity everywhere* Now 1 SAT! / ATTENTION, OUTERS!! I MEAN BUSINESS. CLOTHING OVERCOATS LOOK OUT! COST! STOCK �?• •* -• .A . • . f . .1 Wtfl WM subs/,' nnti m the Tiifc Watauga Democrat !would ii,ti"ngood t o us a year •Argus State. by a ' be t\H ' Thetioldsboro blunder of t h e foreman, gives the following lience a s now. A DEMoruATicfaiiiilv newspaper It is a mistake to suppose a s part o v his prayer: devoted to Hie interest of Ooun ty, State and Nation. Published t h a t we would not be just a s " O Lord, o u r heavenly Fa­ every Thursday a t Boone, Wa­ thankful for a dollar now due ther, the high and mighty tauga Count v. N. C, us, o r a dollar for a renewal n i l o r o f t h e U n i v t i s e , w h o a s for a dollar for a new sub­ doth from Thy throne be­ He Was a llaggage Cat Itog. % hold all dwellers upon earth, scription. Vj New York Times. ; I t is a great mistaketosup Thou hast been our refuge WM'' Railroad .lack, one of Al- pose t h a t we d o n o t need ev­ from one generation t o an­ ; A&ggi b a r n y ' s two noted railroad ery cent t h a t is now due us, other. Before lite mountains dogs is dead. After thirteen and t h a t badly. were brought forth o r even years of active life, in which the world was made, Thou Now, dear reader if y o n he had earned an honorable have been guilty of a n y of a r t God frem everlasting arid reputation in all p a r t s of t h e these mistakes, letusbegyou The price of prime Irish po. United States, he died. rlhh f c ;<!& P r e c a u t i o n t o correct them a s soon a s tatoes is "looking up" on the f:: He had grown very s t o u t !•,{.!. £3® FT/ northern markets. They were possible.—Ex. •i ?":» .;•:>! y, i,^:« »•; v.'.v.. Ulaeliine Shop, i.'.il i'-ihUm*** and any of late and for weeks had t o quoted yesterday a t $4.10 v. / v. . . i. , • ,(S»3 are Ultfl, •«»o iU.K.- t ..,1 >,v ;-H t;» bo tho boat forego the pleasure of riding per barrel, The Great Southern Remedy. Cor ihn p"t >» v v i»>.ctwrtpd. SKXU : •>' • . AT CWCB. on baggage cars, remaining People should nut be de­ woi Id without end - ." 1 most a s badly a b o u t the baggage room, ceived into paying money for ailk E. Otis: Tg : Siipplf Oli., This is a ? t« 3oiton. of the Union station nearly trashy mixturesgotten up t o mixed a s t h e old minister's sell. Botanic Blood Baim,(B. description of Noah's wife, the entire time. jctllilllilltilitiiliilitiMiticctiiis l i e a t e of some food provi­ B. B.) which h a s been made whom he confounded with in Atlanta for the p a s t fif­ ded foi him the day of h i s teen years, never fails togive the a r k . In reading, he skip­ death, walked t o the d o o r of/. satisfaction a s a superioi ped a page and read " she was f S i t r i H O RHACISINEi the baggage room, looked a t | building up tonic, and blood, 3 0 0 cubits long, fifty cubits t h e moving cars and engines! purifier. It is made from tbe«| wide, thirty cubits deep, and #ARSAiJlED A for awhile, a n d then turned Prescript am of a n eminent pitched inside and o u t . " physician. The bottle is large 5 YEARS |j | | l : a b o u t t o return t o his bed. and the doses small. See Suddenly a dizzy spell over­ their advertisements and buy •y took him, and lie reeled over t h a t which is thoroughly en­ dorsed by thousands of g r a t e and died. ' id .'.,; .j'iiftaMla ful patients whom ii hascurBOTANIC fef ?•>> -1U» Jack was a wire-haired ter­ M i'i. Mi fei rV;= rier of humble birth, being ed. A trial bottle will test ? ! T I %% ?< its merits. • • a Imn «ai one of the litter which came A thoroughly teste Remedy .HI t o a poor Canal street fami­ An OI1I0 Pel t'u al Outrage. '• RB»7 ALL I.- - frrV- ••••:-:» p i 4 fgW+"< ly. He was presented t o M. VVilmington Mess*uiger. h1 • ~ 81.008 ar.il m DISEASES. This iitanfin w r'-iiiriiy bu boai Carroll, a n express wagon rj$ A disgrnceful story is told milem ii:j(,uud 1fin t.t!»»f forl.n h:w year." by mi 1101 9iit uphysician, ln« flirty sU«ed all driver. Carroll took him t o in the New York World. The tvtti certain wkicii itvarym i.iutniv.doil. It in ui: L, v. itic-.-.o ;.«• fl di:<e:lK.: fstiln in b< tn-vr s for ir.un tlit; (lest • i' .c, the station and lie soon be­ scene is laid in Ohio a t E a s t E A 2 qu'.^kly ri<r;,n ffl. c tnuily• system IhnuiiU r? Sulf./i-vifin^ Ficiiio, s disc lite Hum >fIr-im s. i'j,c*iiitfc outHils<! : :nl tlie il. )ivt-r mill nil came a fixture in t lie baggage Liverpool. Mr. Dedrickspent ~ M >* :> Vt'.i'-J'c;.. '..-Li,-; 'diuttlc. 5 tiic witii ••.it any iiii| ic..n, i.t m t'.joiluus :ii'\:< ~ H V . I .'ui !riu-'-K-.n, eiiccts. 1 1 'i.';i1 , hat il U ti.UiiOinl U.-dfl Is i-estilt of Ipr.ornnro V- '.!» « i -.M room. H e formed a great li­ thirty days in a "murder's lit sni. ndiise -ndUic(i.orotijsh kootvled^o V 2 IJ".- :ot. f.CLij'iu i - . - JT i .V « 5 — E I'l.ici.iii in.- iiua! c. 1 ... it ctiectually (P 2 Ho.-; >» Forftwt Art jusimcnt. : king for baggage men and cell" for the high crime of be­ o; ircideru d ciri.:ii(!!i the l.lood noil hrliiRg jj a Hbb «•. ['onltivc Takn-up. ho.i.i tMir'ilestu,i-the Hi'ilttiei - . s i r. pcneral tooTc V "2 Ha«9tylMk Curidtm«. nicittli could pick them out in a n y ing a democrat. Tho law was CAm Qi>illllf« tud It ;h witlioi'.t A jirooort cs init itn absolittoly \ and lieulth-plvii.fc rival, v.-it! ».«:•l«« anaiysl.i of C « .loor. iii.iro Oixxi StsivLiyf t./v.-wl Work 2 2 b I. ir or Rna.;c o>. -? crowd. He seemed t o know perverted and legal proceed­ l.t'v reo to tint pontic. !i • n (.kitiiceit for all - •>.) i'i.iiij>arl.i.iu mriy iv»r »! i5i-"kn aSy iX.-ici!j-.'. fa lJCc« YVoiiil. ~ ciA repnltiujr irom Itiipurv"and iu.povcr:, .l* them by instinct, and would ings were travestied in order "• Examise THE ROYAL f:r pc?_ i3 of ifclis.l „j : u curi'cril llfu; quickly CUr vr 'niu,i .'..Is.faii'UA^lltfoTcut, atia'.L, », Xj ys-a wiH follow no other persons. Lix .'V.l sudl I'llOCo. Jul-.«y*>v' KJkiu t o make a technical case ar bny rvo otb£F. f.ltntu.V'.tlUk, rijlkl, tl Ik^luo^ 1>i-<>i« 'atVlMiD t'l One day in his early l i f e gnin8t him. He was tried OlMkk, .furikbk 'J.c. 1 BQYAt S, li. 80., RoskfonL 18. Jack was missed, and t h e without indictment by a par­ v ir-2Vi9Ti?i%Tr ! YCWRCSi.r. mud.! fur our i-. next day he was found in a tisan prosecutor before a p a r • ui 1:. V*.Ju.T.ftfe jr) >. wo idorfuioruLi.S.kio,l !. I» v it! ,ul... i;.*rotuarkIltur- < ful ..II */..l * . tipi to t..» baggage car which ran t o tisuii judge and cheated o u t euros fr>" o it. /jtftcr?J e.i • known At out rMo tilrut oi'.uir. runtodloB I1H.1 !;vlit)d. Tl.Oft* eon!licet•'» twiti.'y wlt'i Troy. His journey awakened of a n appeal. And all this 1. a..i-s;-' kin B'lUiid, ills'. ouicici it. lliuo-J UotHtilc ile'lit it. tl)*/ It'-i ' ful a desire in the d o g t o travel, in a S t a t e boasting of public "o end to the;to1.vl i'iinii'i-.l, I'uriGar over i known an ..' wciriu. Iliac.! P.'titiii—(ft.00 rer l/otil® ; Of) for fi bottles. and a s the baggagemen liked' schools, churches, and some For MBI O by FIRORFIF."'.. if not, EC ,i to UA. his company i t was hard ev­ semblance of libei ty and deAddrcEw E-L000 G-* !.fS C-'l , Qi. er after t h a t t o keep Jack o u t centy. When Mr. Dedrick ob­ G® RSCEi^T OF &0 CENTS of the baggage c a r s. He jected t o the rascally proceed WE WILL MAIL A BOX Of would get on a n d off t r a i n s ings the rascally judge fined himself, and was allowed t o him for contempt of Court. QUE DOLLAR exercise his will either in go­ The World s a y s he is a man ing on a journey o r remain­ of culture, refinement a n d a» <st Satin a 69'« ing a t home. THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CORE FOR some wealth. His compan­ U easily carncil by anv one of oltUer sex in an) part of work Indus Upon the opening of t h e ion in the cell was a t r a m p . triouslythe country, wfio id willing to we furnish at tin- employment wlileh Tetter, Opened Iteh, Itching Tiles, Ring West Shore road hemndethe His diet was bread and wa­ The whatever. We tit pleasant,complete, so that risk labor is light and you out and vou ruu no you cun give the business a triui with. expense Worm and all Itching SSln Diseases. without trip t o Washington. T h i s ter. When he was finally re­ to yourself. For those wilting to do a little work, tbis is the grandest offer mala. You can work was his first long journey. leased after a month of op-1 all day, or in the evening only. If you are ein- If you havo TETTER, l> mattars »i/>j how long H hM> ployed, and haven few spare hours at your dis­ existed, TETTEIiiNE will as uorbJoiy cure tlietn, your L a s t summer he took a t r i p pression and persecution his posal, utilize will notand add to ut all. income, — yo-: as ycu use it. our business interfere You will amazed on the start at the and from Maine t o California and fellow citizens gave him a ban be which you amass dollar upon rapidityday iness. by dollar, auu Harmless, Painless and fragrant are successful from (lie Mexico. He returned loaded quet, and the member of Con day out. Even beginnersruu the business none first iiour. Any one can fail. You should try nothing else until you see MflTiPV vvith '.ic rBouitB—Roferencct— Icixjfiir. t ntfUBtlfdlfy/naw iliMntlsflad down with medals a n d trink­ gress from the District made for yourself what you can do at the business Boutlicro Ra/tlc of theSbitcof Qrorjln, Chntwhich risked. VY ets, including Bowie knives, a speech warmly denouncing grand we offer. No capital they maki: .•.;."ti .r Imn liunii, anil Kational UnBlcui'&ivanueh. workers, nowadays ./ uiu/ as tnen. They should trv this business, a« it I- << well adapted to them. ami tomahawks, skullsetc. While the Judge Jeffries of Ohio. yourself. Address H. Write at once A see lot J. T. SHUPTRiME L ilAI.T.KTT Itox btiO, HurLtnnd, Mc on this journey he was kid­ This was all well done. If SAVANNAH, QA. / 4 napped and exhibited a t Bos they would give all thescoun ton, Montreal and T o r o n t o , drels concerned in t h e brutal The only d o g Jack took a- outrage thirt.v-n i 11 e lashes ny notice of was Ovvney, the each it would be a s well done Going to Buy Albany post office dog. a s richly, deserved. Ohio is A Dictionory1| | ! Owney, too. is a great trav­ a great S t a t e to keep o u t of GET THE BEST, eller, but goes exclusively in if we want t o ei.jo.y the rights % Wei* '*-'sInterg&ticizal. % \ t h e mail car, and will affili­ and privileges of American citizenship. A Choice Gffi V V V V a t e with none but. the postal A Grand Family Educator clerks. Recently t h e Boston SPLICED. A Library in Itself v and Albany postal clerks p u t "Do you t a k e this woman The Standard Authority Owney off the c a r three times whose hand you're a squeezfearing t h a t he would get con in' t o be your lawful wife in Punt POWDER fiscated in Boston under the flush times a n ' skimp?' EN DO RGED BY clog law. Owney took pas-j " I reckon t h a t ' s a b o u t the PROF A. L. UIETZ,?. K. 6, sage t o Troy and proceeded j size of it, squire." of Medical DeparttJOTt Tulanr. University of Louisiana, nho,aft«r a careful analysis, east, over the Fitch burg road. j "Do you t a k e this man you it a pore Cream Tai-tar Powder, 'SXttr h pronounces clieferi'nUy recoteivendt to the ivliieh lie T o the surprise of the Bos­ havej'ined fists with t o he public. m t o n and Albany people he! your pare! through thick a n ' "T he southere^ F avorite" ; brushed up against them a t thin?" <r ?UHT, WHOLESOME ANO POWERFUL Albany station. "Well, you r about right You Want »L Ask Gpvcer Fur IL Stil.1) •: i ALL Jack's skin is t o be stuffed. for once, old man." TL/E Interu*U'n) .1 cover to -/over, in•• y GULF Urn. • S NEW OFtUCANb, LA. "All right then. Kiss in f.nd Is the s-i -f • : % Some 31 istakes. "UbsWWs . t\ revising 3 f/Or"; orcourt, a n ' I reckon you're $300,000 rrptxtiRirf One of t,l%' It is a g r e a t mistake t o s u p m a n ied a b o u t a s tight a s BUWT Tt!• L. •voa print t«C I n fAcilttief. «rn 1)0 !-o', t r-' pose t h a t the subscription ttie tvoi'ltl* Ourr.ifrodut c our fArilUirf,«rA co;r)p-T3,t x unequobd. -arittwe will frnrtFRFR law kin i'ineyou. I guess 4 Serd fcr ' - j, tdporiorgOt«N to e*ch lomlitv price of your paper is a clear toONF. W5KSON m cpecisaea r.t«-:c bits ill (to, Bill, if I don't An us at Only mfthe eure write to Above onc<' ranthose who do of G,StC.Tfi-h profit to its publisher. White therhUnee All youour fruwU to have to in have t o kiss the bride.—Ex. A SFET^T rriuiuieto show paper costs money, i t takes tho«ethose around ydu neighbors && i I and »flio call—TOUT The beA V K MCBE^r^ v '"" (rruninfr of this Hrlvertisumenf money t o pay printers, i t A Bud Mix. icope. 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'? © fa Ft f v „ y l»i 3© ^ d v£ •* r iL' h 6? • 5 tt H " ? j. i . •. •tt v: "• P nounce it "the best and most economical/* Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy to sell and has proved a big success wherever introduced. We are extremely anxious to have all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ quest that you include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house; or order direct of us, we will see that you are supplied. For further information address TheKIH-GOTEACO., ""ir " . ^ .^T r? Y r. 2* si im 4 K - -• - li jf, • ;>/>*;' '• : t- • w W~*L4 •' " ' "l~7 ' *3 V. iV-p'Q r'fr- - - B-v \ . t fl IA % / Co »«>« na Press. 1 CURE FOR CURE CREAM TARTAR NEWS PA EAGTIRINE VUJ I COMPLETE IU WBV • • • • • ROYAL ^ , A OVERMAN'S *.»«. il?< 4 •' id r, I, h W r. i 'A l 1 >4 l r. 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Oiipeaite Pcrteul Office, WashtsatoiwB.tity' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 41 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0706_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: July 6, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-07-06 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/1e23c48c4faf35be4830057ef3a1ce18.pdf 94e5e997ef5787de56be97b9cb7e5616 PDF Text Text VOL 5 PROFESSIONAL. BOONE, COUNTY, N. L E T T E R . Finance, who has a l w a y s vo­ ted for the free coinage of sil­ From otir Regular Correspondent. W. B . COUNCILL} JR. ver, is strongly in favor of President Cleveland never the repeal of the Sherman ATTORNEY AT LA A. did a. more universally popu­ law, and expresses t h e belief Boone* N; C: lar t hing than when he issu­ t h a t i t will be repealed. The ed his proclamation calling Senator is always a. power in W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). o n extra session of Congress Congress, and his aid will tinBoone, N. C. t o meet August 7, i t 1) e* i n g questionably he valuable in Resident Physician. Office generally conceded by every­ the Senate, where the strong­ o n K i n g Street north of P o s t body t h a t the financial situ, e s t opposition t o the repeal Office. a tion demands Congressional will be met. It seems t o be legislation, although there is settled m the minds of tho s e b i t . L. V, BEEVES. a difference of opinion a s t o who h a v e been s t u d y i n g the PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON the exact naxureof what that question t h a t the H o u s e will Office a t R e s i d e n c e . legislation o u g h t t o bo. U vote for repeal by a majority Boone, N . C: is well known that in calling of n o t less than 2 0 , a l t h o u g h the extra session for AgUgust it m a y take g o o d leadership L . I). LOWE, instead of September asorig­ and some hard fighting t o inally intended, the President g e t it t o a vote. deferred t o public opinion a s In view of the probability ANDrepresented by prominent in­ of a prolonged fight in which NOTAIIY PUBLIC) dividuals and business Organ r h e wtfiole silver question izations in e v e r y section. would be thoroughly stirred BANNER'S ELK. N. C. They stated t o him that, in up, and its probable bad ef­ their judgment a n e x t r a ses­ fect upon -financial affairs, sion would have a tendency t h e s u g g e s t i o n h a s b e e n of itself t o restore public con­ made t h a t it would b? g o o d ATTORNEY A1 LA W, MAIUON, N. C fidence and improve tlie fi­ policy for the e x t r a session nancial situation, and al­ t o pass a resolution authori­ -(o)though it greatly inconven­ zing the President t o sus­ Will practice in the courts o- ienced him pfiUtonally a n d pend the purchase of silver Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ ell and all other counties in the doubtless many of the Sena­ under the Sherman law and jester 11 ii strict.®®?"Special at ten t o r s and Represent -a t i ves who then a t once adjourn. It is tion given to the collection oi had made their arrangements claimed by t h e Udvoedtes of chiinis.*1®® for September he yielded, and the plan that it would dem­ a g o o d effect is air ready per­ o n s t r a t e before the opening Dr. J. C* Butkr. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. Trad?, Tenn. Zibiirillo* JU C. ceptible. of the regular session of Con­ Now t h a t tlie extra session gress whether the purchase h a s been called, the qu°s f ion of silver ivas a s largely re­ naturally arises, what will it sponsible for the financial do? Mr. Cleveland stated in stringency a s it is claimed t o at tended at all his proclamation t h a t " T h e be and would enable Con­ honrs.'^yi present perilous condition is gress t o legislate upon t h e June 1 , '93. largely the resn't of a finan­ subject with more intelli­ cial policy which the execu­ gence. On the o t h e r hand, E F. LOV1LL. J. C. FLETCHER. tive branch of tlm govern­ there are numbers of demo­ wm.i i o rr ment finds embodied in un­ crats who s a y the party is wise ' a w s which must- be exe­ pledged t o give t h e country cuted if ii t il repealed by Con­ financial and tariff reform A T l O U N h Y U A T L A if, gress," and it would seem and t h a t the work should be­ BOONE, N. t h a t b o t h Mouse and Senate gin with t h e e x t r a session >Special attention given b e i n g d e m o c r a t i c t h e r e and n o t end until i t h a s been to the colletion ntcl;iirns.~@A should.be n o difficulty i n h a v thoroughly completed. 1 . L. GREENE, & CO., ing those unwise laws repeal­ T h e c a n v a s s lor the officers ed a t the request of a demo­ of the House will necessarily REAL ESTATE AG"TS. cratic administration, partic hpve t o be short. Speaker noosti, (..—nfarl.y when the fact is re­ Crisp will be re-elected with­ membered t h a t the Chicago o u t opposition, and e 1 e' r k Will giv* special attention pla.tform, upon which t b e Kerr is H I T f a t the o n l y candi­ t o abstracts of title, t h e sale of Real E st at e in W. N. C. democratic party carried I he d a t e for his position. In ad­ Those' having farms, timber country by ah overwhelm­ dition t o the incumbents—-8. and mineral lahtffc For Hale, ing majority denounced t hose S. Yoder. of Ohio; Charles 11. will d o well t o call on said Co. laws and dernatided their re­ Turner,- of New York, and L.v a t Boone. peal; but there is a difficulty, curgus D a l t o n , ' o f Iniana— L. L. Gil EES & CO. and a doubt, although i t is there are a number of gentle March 10, 1893. growing less substantial, a s men who would like t o be t o the repeal of fife Shennan Sergean t-a t-arms, Doorkeep­ N OTICE. Silver la\v. er a m i Postmaster, and the Hotel Property for Sale. T h e absence of Mr. Cleve­ probabilities are t h a t they On account of failing health of myself and wife, 1 otter for sale land, who does n o t expect t o will make a very lively cam­ mv lintel property in the towrr of return t o Washington until paign with the chances slight n^nn , North Enrolinn. and Will just before the extra session !y in favor of the old officials. will Doone Carolina, wll lqw for cash and make terms meets, and the reticence of o suit the buyer, and will take Honors Won By Girl Students. the members" of the cabinet, real or personal property in ex­ change. Apply soon m o s t of whom expect; t o take T h e University of S + . An­ W. L. BRYAN. their vocations between this drew's, which o n e year a g o time and Aug. 7, indicates opened i t s g a t e s t o women, Notice. t h a t having done its duty the h a s now published the re­ F o r sale. 9 0 0 acres of land, on Kif'h Mountain, Watauga administration now proposes s ul ts of the first sessional ex­ County, o n which is asbestos, t o keej) its hands off and let amination in which women and fine land for sheep ranch. Congress d o its d u t y , believ­ h a v e taken part. A s yet t h e Sales private. L. I). Lcbve & i n g t h a t the business inter­ women students a r e very few J T. Furgerson, Ex'ti s, of e s t s of the Country will make b u t t h e y h a v e s e c u r e d t h e Mrs A. P. Calloway, deed. i t s influence sufficiently felt second place in English liter­ Banner Elk, Nov. 1?, ' 9 0 . in Congress t o make the re­ ature, the first in Latin, the peal of the Sherman law a first in Roman history, t h e NOTICE. certainty. A personal friend fourteenth in (Jreck, and the Parties putting papers in m y hand for execution will o f t h e P r e s i d e n t , s a r d t h i s seventh, t h e twelfth and the pie use advance the fees with morning: " I d o n o t believe fifteenth in first mathemat­ t h e papers a n d they will re- t h a t Mr. Cleveland will h a v e ics. As the classes consist of eei ve prompt a ttention, other another word t o s a y publicly seventy o r eighty students wise they will be returned Ion t h i s question until I each, the honor of being the not executed for the w a n t of sends his message t o Con-"^' , > * twelve o r sixteen is <>1 fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. . . . . s o m e v a l u e . — Asnevule Litigress, which fi 1 .mistake not!-,.., • .... Z o 11 will be a convincing docu­ n?5PK!PK»A t SH3III9 N0HI S.NM0H9 ment." Iucit .'loluu, oad Stomach fliswlers, use 9Bti'uoT^S92ipuiJ:o'9Tq BROW.V* IRON B1TTBRS. Senator Yorhces,chairman it, Si per bottie. Gefinlee -riOJX J9ATT <vjjnrp?w JOJ of t h e Senate committee o n All dealers keep cmemj rr-,» nrwt n, %, ror-o«» Sutler & Blackburn, Physicians & Surgeons, iil/ILL & FuiOffEJl, WASH INGTON WATAUGA C., TTitlllSDAY, Work fer the Extra Session. W i l m i n g t o n M e s s e n ge r. T h e calling of the extra ses­ sion of Congress meets with great favor. Sec. Gresham s a y s it was needed. S o said the more far-seeing newspa­ pers. It is p. pity t h a t it was n o t even called earlier. T h a t t h e Congress must first a t ­ tend t o the finances is appa­ rent. They are s o distressed a n d complicated, a n d require s u e h immediate doctoring t h a t they must fiist receive t h e undivided attention of b o t h Houses and both par­ ties. H i g h patriotism will dic­ t a t e t o all t h a t it is n o time for a display of mere paitisanship. It is an occasion de­ manding the greatest wis­ d o m and broadest possible patriotisirf,. Men should lift themselves a b o v e t h e mere dictates of party, and deal with the financial question t h a t concerns all parties a like and the whole country in a spirit of broadest na­ tionality and most conspicu­ o u s unselfishness and wis­ d o m . If this is d o n e it will be well a n d nobly done. T h e Congress will have t o grapple with questions other than t he finances. The dem­ ocratic party must t a k e hold in "dead earnest" of t h e huge tariff tax question. The democrat who shirks h e r e should die the death of a' po­ litical dodger and trickster. N o man may ever hereafter be trusted who faiU his par­ t y in this crisis and in tlu> very teeth of solemn pledge a n d reiterated asset tion t h a t the vile, unequal, unjust, un­ reasonable, unconstitutional MeKinley Republican Tariff t a x shall come down, and with a vengeance. T h e pledge of the democra­ cy t o the country is a tariff t a x for revenue only. T h a t and nothing else. T h e democracy h a v e sworn solemnly t h a t n o longer shall t h e country be handicapped, OUrdened, robbed by a mon­ s t r o u s system of T a x a t i o n t h a t is based upon the ab­ surd, unwise, unconstitution­ al principle of a tariff foi PRO TjfJUTioN w i t h only incidental revenue. It was sworn that all tiiis shall.' be reversed— t h a t the sound,constitution­ a l , just, fair tariff is only for REVENUE w ith such incidental protection ns ma.v be derived from if. This is the pledge of democracy- Stand by it. T h e people demand this o i the democratic Congress and their eyes will be upon every mother's son of them. If a n y democrat hedges, dodged, de­ ceives the "Messenger' w i l l t a k e very g r e a t pleasure in publishing him. Turn oil the light. Then there a?e the raseuly thieving pensions, a disgrace t o the county, and especially t o t h e North t h a t favored them—these must be reduced, razeed with heroic hand. There h plenty t o Jo, and if a n y of . t h e members a r e t o o lazy, or t o o delicate, o r t o o indifferent t o n o the need­ ed work, they should take a l o n g holiday. Let them dis­ appear from Washington.go t o their dWtr.Tts. resign a t 'Mice and net better men be JULY B3, 189B, NO. 42, elected t o d o the needed most urgent work. Do n o t forget that, the re­ publican Supreme Court de­ cided t h a t t a x e s laid for a n y purpose other than for re ve­ in:e - \a "ROBBERY ." T h a t is the very word it Used. And s o i l is. Hence the.republi­ can tariff is a Ilobhor a n d n o t h i n g else, and the worst of its kind. It is a n enemy t o the people. and reign with Thee in g l o r y everlasting. "In this, the hour of their freshly-awakened sorrow, 0 , Father, m o s t tender a n d lov­ ing, in t h e plentitude of T h y compassion remember a n d comfort thine handmaiden and all dear t o her. • Thou husband of the widow and father of the fatherless, be T h o u their strength, their s o n g and their salvation." A Memorable Piayer. Preferred Them Mixed. Yankee Blade; Messenger. Many interesting stories T h e prayer of Key. Dr. Mu­ se s J . Hoge, of Richmond, a t h a v e been told a b o u t t h e fa­ the grave of President Davis, vorite son of the South, Hen­ was peculiarly apposite, im­ ry YV. Grady. One t h a t was pressive and tasteful. It was heard a few evenings a g o a t in striking contrast t o the a n assemblage largele made bombast and infelicities of up of Presbyterian clergy­ Rev. Dr. Miluurn's prayer a t men, shows t h a t his colored the Chicago Show. We would coachman, who had n o t ap­ like t o copy all of the prayer peared prominently before of Dr. Hoge, for i t is memor­ the American public, w a s well able. I t was reverent, full of w o r t h y t o be in the service of p ' a c e a n d reconciliation, but such a master, Rev. Dr. Henry M 'Field there was n o betrayal of con­ science, n o confession of sor­ was the relater of this inci­ row and repentance over s i n s dent. Dr. Field wan visiting committed by the brave men Atlanta, and of course, met of t h e Confederacy who dared Mr. Grady. Mr. Grady plac­ t o fight for whac they held t o ed h i s eariiage a t Mr. Field's be sacred and righteous and disposal, and after driving dear t o their heart of hearts. a b o u t the city, o n being left Hear the venerable Presbyte­ a t Mr. Grady's office, the Di\ rian divine in the presence of rewarded the coachman with the v a s t assembly who s t o o d a big silver dollar. Later in with uncovered bended heads the d a y Mr. Grady remarked —as he offers up t o the Al- •to Dr. Fields that his coach­ migty God, most high, most m a n h a d t o l d h i m o f t h e holy, m o s t merciful his sup­ trip, and a t the s a m e time plications and prayer—hear had said that a certain Bap­ this devoted and aged ser­ t i s t clergyman whom he had driven a b o u t the city a short v a n t of Jehovah saying; " B y T h y help, L o r d God of time before ns Mr. Grady's truth and justice, we will be g u e s t lmd a t the end ot the faithful t o our t r u s t ! We will ride rewarded hiin with his perpetuate the s t o r y of all blessing, saying t h a t hecould who, by disinterested service g i v e him n o other reward. and heroic sacrifice, strug­ Mr. Grady asked him which gled t o maintain the empire he preferred, the dollar o r of principle in the world, and the blessing, and the coach­ who, with honor stainless man, scratching his head, re­ and conscience inviolate, ful­ plied t h a t both were good,^ filled their t a s k . Now num­ and rhht he thought be pre­ bered with the immortal dead ferred them mixed. And there they still live enshrined in are others of us, 1 think, con the souls of those who love eluded Dr. Field, who prefer them all the more for what them mixed. they suffered and who cher­ Ti ka Otir Own Medicine. ish their memories with un­ Springfield Republican. dying .devotion." Southern newspapers can Then hear him lifting his n o t fx 1 blamed for ringing the heart f i l l e d with gratitude changes o n the recent dis­ and adoring love t o the King' graceful outbreaks of m o b of kings •;s he refers t o t h e law in northern States. They noble d<*nd and husbandless are turning a g a i n s t t h e peo­ wife and devoted daughters: ple of Michigan and Illinois "Accept our thanks, g r a - all the severe things which cious Pa i her, t h a t we ha ve northVrn people have said aaccomplished the office o f g i v bonf southern lynching and ing o u r beloved and honored n o t h i n g can' be said in reply. chief his appropriate resting T h e frPih is that the north­ place a m o n g those who shar­ erners are by long o d d s ed wit h him I he t o y s of victo­ the worst offenders. Their ry and the sadness of defeat, outbreaks of brutality direct and who followed t h e banner, ed a g a i n s t a defenseless pris­ n o w forever furled, with a for oner m the hands of t h e law titude which no reverseconld are without shadow of justi­ shake and which n o disaster fication, and if the southern­ could daunt. ers can s t i n g t h e people of " H e r e o n this imperial hill Michigan and Illinoisintosuf we have laid him down be­ ticient indignation' t o make side the river whose waters them punish the crowds of sing their perpetual req-uitiin. ruffians that have digfaced arid amid the flowers which! them i hey will do' t h e whole speak of the resurrection of country a service. the just and of the land where i ( t i s irrti westing ;> know death never withers affec­ 1 1 a a t a siste r oi the v re ;ar tions, which bloom in beauty lisle [i ves in O'ntai o,{'••inada. and fragrance evermore. Shv was born T Scotland in "VVe look up from the open 1 8 1 2 , and v a s J a a e t t arlisle. g r a v e t o the open heavens, She m irried Robert Manning Her father was .las. Carlisle, where T h o u d o s t live a^n d of whom the great s o n wrote, reign, anil where all who h a v e He was the remarkabiest died in t h e true faith d o live m a n 1 ever knew,—Ex, �BUftMhr . A* •*«•»» •*-— feaiflS kMMffk crisis a The which the adminThe South The vV ^taiijd ftemoora!;t o a ssafe mooring.failed J legislationmust necessarily o- law is g e t t i n gCarolida liquor roundly abus­ party h never y e t istration t o restore confidence a n d ! bey until it is repealed. T h e ed by many of the people of D. JR. Dougherty, Editor. t h a t State, n s well a s «nUsi R . C. Riven* P u b l i s h e r prosperity when a n opportu- vaporings of demagogues of ders. Gov. Til man has mo­ nity w a s given, and we belieye i t will d o s o a g a i n . ' <et us all uphold and s u p p o r t the administration in i t s ef­ forts for the people, for ev­ erything h a n g s upon t h e par ty-oay. Let us h a v e faith in the party and throw n o ob­ stacles in i t s w a y . NOTICE. Sale of the State's Interest In the Cah! well and Watauga Tn n-pikc Road Company. CO OC OOOOCOO© CO BRYAN'S (JOIJJiTIN. In pursuance of the provisions the Jerry Simpson stripe will nopolized the whole traffic of of the act of the General Assem­ -0~ c u t n o f i g u r e i n t h e n e x t the State, for which he ex­ bly of the State of North Caroli­ IhursrJny July 13th , 1803. na to sell the State's interest in House. pects t o receive $50.01)0 an­ the Caldwell and Watauga Turn­ Senator Vorhees h a s n o t . nually in taxes. pike Iioad (Jo., ratified the (»th T h e people of t h e United a s h a s been repeatedly s t a President Cleveland is now < lay <>f March, 1893, the u 11derS t a t e s are anxiously looking: t e d in republican papers, a t Gray Gables with h i s f a m i signed commissioners appointed forward t o t h e incoming (Jon under the said act will sell to the changed his position o n the ly, suffering severely from a n highest bidder for cash at 1 h e gress for relief, and we A 'ish silver question. H e favors acute a t t a c k of rheumatism post office door at Patterson, N. The strain o n his nervous t o speak plainly o n this ques t h e repeal of t h e Sherman system caused by his ardu­ 0., on Thursday, the 27th day of tion. L a s t November t h e v o July, 1893, the law, but t h a t is n o change, o u s l a b o r h a s , i t i s s a i d , in said Turn-pike State's interest From our Washington Scribe. Road Company, ters of the country, a g o o d a s he voted against it in t h e brought on the a t t a c k . it being 312 1-2 shares of stock W ASHINGTON, D. C.July 1 0 . majority o f them a t least, at the par value of $20 pershare. Senate and told thefriendsof A. J . Drexel, the g r e a t ban­ had confidence in t h e demo­ —Speaker Crisp h a s g o n e stock in silver who voted for i t t h a t ker of the firm of Drexel, Mor Theshares,will he sold one lots of ten excepting lot of cratic party and voted them home t o g e t a s much rest they had made a mistake g a n and (Jo., of New York, 2 1-2 shares. The sale will com­ i n t o power. The President a s possible before t h e e x tr a which they would live t o re­ died s o m e d a y s since of apo­ mence at 12 o'clock, M. This h a s already exercised t h e p o w session, which public opinion plexy. H e was a phylantbro June 27th, 1893. gret. J. B. C LARKE, |, er conferred. When t h e Con­ here thinks will run i n t o t h e Sec. (Iresham s a y s t h a t the p i s t a n d did m any charita­ G. W. F. HARPER, > Corns. ble deeds. H i s wealth is es­ gress and Senate of this g r e a t regular session which prom­ administration a t n o time of timated a t $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . S. L. P ATTERSON country assembles o n t h e 7 t h ises t o be longer t h a n t h e uficially criticised a n y a c t of UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA* of next month, t h e democrat siini l o n g session, a n d t h o s e Minister Blount. T h u t o u g h t ic party will be in full control of his friends who are in Wash EQUIPMENT:—Faculty of twen­ t o put a s t o p t o the silly lie ty-five teachers, eleven buildings, in all t h e departments of t h e ington merely smile t o see the antics of t h e Jerry Simp­ apparently originated in Ha- seven scientific laboratories, li­ government, and then the jwaii t h a t Minister Blount brary of 30,000 volumes and 316 full and undisputed responsi­ son party, which is s o far on­ tfad been censured because of students. bility of t h e partyjbegins. All ly sure of o n e vote, a l t h o u g h I his preventing t h e arrest of INSTRUCTION.—F i v e general courses; six brief courses, profes­ fair-minded men agree t h a t i t m a y g e t t h o s e o f a l l t h e We wish t o call a tfenUoii to our populists. T h e Jerry S i m p Mr. Nordhoff, the correspon­ sional courses in law, medicine, line of second-hand t h e present universal hard dent, by the pinch back g o v ­ engineering and chemistry; op­ times h a v e grown o u t of vi­ sonites, or t o be correct Jer­ ernment of H awaii because of tional courses. Buggies Ccirts, wagons, cious and class legislation en ry Simpson, h a s hatched u p his letter criticising t h a t g o v EXPENSES:—Tuition, $00 per Ha^ks, Harness Etc, year. Scholarships ami loans for acted in the p a s t by t h e re­ a woneierful scheme for t h e e m i ne nt and i t s methods. the needy. They are almost good ns new, defeat of Mr. Crisp by a com­ publican party. These peril­ There is a class of writers Address PRESIDENT WINSTON, and persons wishing to buy can bination of populists, repub­ o u s times now upon u s h a v e Chapel Hill, N. C. secure bargains by calling on us. for the press who a l w a y s lose been slowly but surely tight­ licans and silver democrats, \V e have a big lot of N E \V their heads, entirely when a NOTICE. ening their grip a n d h a v e who are t o support Rep. Ju­ prominent person is the least North Carolina. Watauga coun BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTE. Tills IS NO HUM now reached their culmina­ lius C. Burrows, of Michigan, HARNESS Ac for Speaker. Jerry's whole u n well. N o t wi thsta nd i n g a 11 ty. Superior Court before t li e HUG TO DRAW tion. The money sharks h a v e the silly rot t h a t h a s been Clerk. Mac.v and Blanche IIaga­ on hand, which will be sold oil now full control of t h e v a s t structure is awry. H e s t a r t s reasonable terms. If we have not TRADE! printed a b o u t t h e serious ill­ in an vs. J. R. 1 Inguinale s u m s of the hundreds of o u t by assuming t h a t thesilThe defendant above naihed got what .you want, we will ness of Mr. Cleveland, i t c a n will take notice that a motion millions of the money justly ver democrats d o n o t wish be positively s ta te d t h a t t h e has been made before Yne by the take pleasure in getting any belonging t o all t h e people. Mr. Crisp re-elected Speaker, tvjoth ache and a slight a t ­ plaintiffs in this action, to revive filing for you in our line. We buy direct from manufacturers and They control t h e finances of a n assumption t h a t there a re tack of rheumatism w a s a s a judgment which s1 amis in Ihe name of the plaintiff?* and againsl can, therefore, give you very t h i s great country b y taking- absolutely n o facts t o sup­ -Onear "dangerous illness" a s the defendants on the judgment a d v a n t a g e of the nefarious port. N o Speaker ever pre­ close prices. he h a s been and further t h a t docket of the Superior court of 1 roin now until the first (lav l a w s enacted, seemingly, for sided over the house w i t h We have a full line of new. liar h e is daily attending t o his this county, ft.r the sum of $500 more fairness t h a n Mr. Crisp; of Apnl I will sell my stock a as principle, with interest o n ness—Collars, J bridles, etc.—ev­ their benefit. Thedemocratofficial duties, and in con­ ic party soon t o assemble in not once during t h e last Con­ s t a n t communication with same tron. the 22nd day of July, erything in tin1 harness liiie. Can 1884, and for cost of action. full power, p u t there b y a n gress was he ever accused of Private Secretary Therber, Said-notice made returnable he- heat the world on prices. e n r a g e d p e o p l e o v e r t h e making a decision o r ruling who remains a t the White fore me at my office at the court A®" We will take in exchange, —ANDhouse in the town of Boone. N.c. wrongs done them, are expec­ tinctured in t h e slightest de- fl H1SP. horses, mules, and also good bee on the 14th day of August, 1893 ted t o abolish such l a w s a s gree with prejudice for o r awhen and where the defendant is cattle. Give us a call. A Rattle for Hlood a , , y measure. h a v e s o nearly ruined t h e I hererequired to appear and s h o w tlLNKEL, CRAIG A CO. country, and restore theroun * ( ) , e ^ nonsense t o say Is what Hood's Sarsaparilla vig­ c a u s e i f a n y h e h a s , w h y s a i d Lenoir N. C. orously fights, and it is always judgment shall not be revived as At 1 0 per cent a b o v e , | n v o n o ' H opposed t o t r y again t o i t s natural pros victorious in expelling all t li e prayed for by plaintiffs. Thisthe periiy and confidence. Th is him o n aeceount of fear t h a t foul taints and giving the vital 27th day of June, 1893. JOE B. TODD, C. S. C. seems t o be t h e mission just he is unfair; he doesn't know- fluid the quality and quantity of perfect health. It cures scrof­ how t o be unfair. now of the democratic party. ula, salt rheum, boils and other NOTICE. Jerry s next assumption is trouble caused by impure blood. If t h e party f a d s t o accom­ :op I f y o n don't think I menu i t State of North Carolina, Wa­ plish t h i s end, n o o n e c a n a l s o wrong. N o democrat, Hood's Pills cure liver ills. 25c. tauga county, in the Sup. c:uirt whatever his individual opin­ Sent by mail on receipt of price come and look through iny boa&t a n y longer t h a t he is I hn ve just received a nice by o. I. Hood, Apothecarries, before the clerk. C. A. Grubb vs. a democrat, a n d Ben Harri­ ion o n the silver queslion, Lowell, Mass. the heirs of John Grubb deceased. line of Dress G o o d s consist­ By virtue of a decree of the Supe­ ing of s o n a n d his crew had just, a s would bolt his party caucus Dr. It. L. Aberneth.y, Presi­ rior court of Wataifga county t o v o t e for such a radical re­ well remained in power, for White and Black Emmade in the above named cause, It wont c o s t von o n e c e n t if unless a change for t h e bet­ publican a s Burrows during dent of Rutherford College, I, as commissioner appointed by broided Skirting. A y o n d o n t purchase. ter is s o o n m a d e o u r b o a s t ­ his l o n g Congressional ca­ will deliver a free lecture a t said court, will on t he 7t h day of big lot of White reer lias shown himself t o be, the court house in Boone o n Aug., 1893, offer for sale to the I h a v e n large tUock a n d ed government will be a g r e a t Goods, Worsteds even if Burrows could g e t t h e the evening of t h e 1 8 t h , be­ highest bhhb r on 0 and 12 rnos. want t o g e t rid of it before big nulity. Chaos, bloodshed, time with approved security a nnd etc. A nice ginning a t 8:30, p. in., o n 1-8 interst in a nine acre tract of spring. a n a r c h y , c o m m u n i s m a n d republican caucus nomina­ line of ladies' the human soul and mind. land lying on the head waters ot a ) 1 other "eussedness" will tion, which lie c a n n o t d o a s Dr. Abernethy will use a n o- Laxton's creek, in this county ad Trimmed a n d Untrimrfled run rain p e n t and t h e very l o n g a s T o m Reed maintains joining J I ATS riginal diagram showing all son andthe lands of Thos, John­ others. Also a 1-8 inter­ mud-sills of political d a m n a ­ his ascendency over t h e re­ CALL AND LOOK ! TSA the powers and faculties of est in a 25 acre tract of land ly­ Also Trimmings, Tips and t i o n will be reached. Will the publican Representatives a n d Flowers for H a t s . there is n o t h i n g t o indicate the human mind, and their ing on New River adjoining the democrats in Congress d o lands of L. Morphew and others. A nice line of ladies t h a t i t h a s been broken. S o operation in the production Said lands being the undivided in I would ' a l l y o u r a t t e n t i o n their d u t y ? Now is'the time the Jerry Simpson party m a y of thought, He will show the f orest belonging to the heirs of and Gent's Shoes. If y o u fail in this supreme Big lot of Tin-ware t o the big cut in prices in m y never grow beyond i t s origi­ distinction between t h e soul, Ma y Winellarger deed. The na- G l a s s - w a r e a n d hour, y o u will prove your­ other In es. nator, a s it is by n o means mind and spirit; a l s o t h e true ture of which action will more ful ly appear in said proceeding held selves t o be cowards and Queens-ware- A good certain t h a t t h e other popu­ cause of insanity, a s well a s before the clerk of said county. line of Notions. A big traitors. lists will follow his lead in the difference between conver This Jiiiie2(i 1893. lot. of Jeans and CotT h e First National Bank anything; t h o s e who were in sion and resurrection in reli­ C. A. Gurnu. (Join. tonades. Just come LOVILL& FLETCHER ATTV'S. of Winston h a s followed suit the last House didn't d o it gion. All thinking people a r e In 5 0 0 galoiis of Crockerya n d suspended. I t seems t h a t t o a n y extent. invited. They will be pleas­ ware. Notica of Seizure. there is a bad financial sys­ The re-election of Speaker ed and benefited. We are Agent for Helton United States Internal It'venue tem throughout thecountry, Crisp is, of course, a certain­ Woollen Mills. Collect or's office, Asheville, N. (J. The North Carolina exhibit a s banks are a l m o s t d a i l y t y , and it is extremely prob­ a t tli > World's Fair is said t o Notice is hereby given ol the seiz­ A big l o t of Cloth now o n ure of the following property [tor g o i n g under. T h e whole s y s able t h a t he will enjoy t h e ha nit. be a very creditable one. In violation of the Internal Revenue tern m u s t be changed. Ras­ unusual honor of receiving Just received a nice l o t of several instances our exhib­ laws of the United States: Two cality n o doubt h a s much t o the nomination by a unani barrels of corn whiskey contain­ its are adjacent t o tho s e of SUGAR d o with the failure of m a n y mous vote of t h e democratic ing about 75 griffons, seized near New York, and are said t o Sugar Grove, N. G. Any person banks throughout t h e coun­ caucus; and there will be n o , . o l n p n l v w e ) l w i t h t h e K m U or persons chaining snid proper-j Brown and Granulated, and Coffee. try. Some s a y i t i s t h e de­ split in the democratic p a r t y | E e x h i b i t s t v are hereby notified to appear ir(? S t a t ( 1 0|lr A big lot i f Hoes, positors who make a rush upon either of the speaker- L , ^ i n l n i n i n g > a p i c u l t u r e , before the undersigned at his of­ Nails, on the banks w h o are respon ships o r an.i o t h e r matter. | l ( ( l . t i p l l |ture, etc., Bud a r e un fice in Asheville, within 30 'lays from date and make such chum, Horse shoes, sihle, while others s a y t h a t The leaders of the p a r t y rec­ dor the direct care of Mr. T . or ihe property will he declared Ox shoes there i s n o t money enough t o ognize t h a t a wide difference etc. K . Bruner, Commissioner. It- forfeited t o t h e U nit ed Status. This J line I 9th 1893. run t h e business of t h e coun­ of opinion e x i s t s in t h e par­ is probable that n o S t a t e h a s W. W. ROLLINS , Collector 5 t h try. All we know a b o u t i t is ty a s t o w h a t financial legisNo g o o d s sold o n time, un­ succeeded in placing such a n D i s t r i c t of N. (J. less secured by mortgage. there i s something w r o n g l a tion is necessary, but they I. G. HARDIN, I). C. attractive display a t t h e t h a t m u s t be righted. Edi­ are certain t h a t after a care­ g r e a t Fair with a s little inon Recollect t h a t I will sell t o r s and politicians a r e ever ful and calm discussion of t h e e y a s North Carolina. Pru­ HE ORE AT l-KOORZSS OK CLECTRICITY. y o u g o o d g o o d s and will n o t ready t o gi ve n s 1 fie c a u s e s points ot difference a com­ misrepresent m y wares. Come dence nnd economy are char­ Mod & IrdiMe of t h e financial troubles, and mon ground will be reached for I bo 'Frontmenf r. Cii eBlr, and see my stock whether acteristics of o u r people in ,>«•« il, t h e m o s t of them have differ­ upon which every democrat Jl*rly;iic, I'riiinic, a- i r.li you buy or not. KEsI'EWmLV, all matters of public Rnr^lmi <. I RE ent views. T h e populists tell c a n s t a n d , a n d w h i c h w i l l (aiAHtmiKll/ In rll raxes Most Respectlully, •il ami trken. Send four in fit ain; * fi li«j<iH on The Treasury Department u s t h a t f r e e c o i n a g e i s t h e thoroughly restore public con (tlsiwHoi, find how to >ein. Call or address, remedy for all evils. We h a v e faience nnd restore the pros- resumed the purchase of si! DR. ALBERT F. SMELL & CO., i pnper. Knnvrillp, Tenn. faith in the democratic par­ peri t y of the county, n o vvsuf- ver on the 7th, pa y i ng 72% April 2 7 , 9 3 . ©c©c ©o OO CO, .©ssL t y t o engineer this financial fering because of republican c t s per ounce. SAT! BUYERS!! I MEAN BUSINESS. CLOTHING OVERCOATS LOOK OUT! COST! -O- STOCK C. D. TAYLOR W. L. HitYAY, 3 0 �I- I• Tii8 Watauga Democrat del me supremely gracefuldu ring the remainder of m y somewhat fo i tui to us exist­ A t)EMocuATiofaiiiily newspaper ence. Thanks. Canadian, I dfcvdted t o the interest of Coun ty, State ano Nation. Published perceive, hut i can muke use every Thursday a t Boone, Wa­ of it. I d o n o t labor. Good tauga County. N. C. night!" «CkM Senator Stanford's Will. T h e will of the l a t e Lelanri Stanford was filed for pro­ b a t e in this city yesterday. Mrs. Stanford is named a s sole executrix, and she peti­ tioned for probate of the will. A Mother's. Privilege. StoLewull Jackson. The petition s t a t e s the value a s unknown, but consists of After Stonewall Jackson's Ladies' Home Journal. If y o u allow y o u r duties t o stocks, bonds, and real prop­ death a New York merchant said of him, I never met Mr. run y o u like a machine y o u e r ty in the State. T h e will is Jackson but once, yet an in­ will s o o n break down in body a very voluminous document. cident in which he had part and mind, with n o chance t o Senator Stanford left f 2 , 5 0 0 , exerted a strong influence o- recuperate. It i s the con­ 0 0 0 t o the trustees of t h e ver my eaily life. I was a stant succession t h a t wears Stanforn University, $ 3 0 0 , boy in college, eager to be y o u r patience and strength, 0 0 0 t o T h o m a s W.Stanford, considered a man, but often especially if y o u have a large a brother; $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 t o Josinh Stanford, a brother,- a n d h e s i t a t i n g t o m a i n t a i n t h e family. If y o u are piessed forfunds $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 t o A. P. Stanford, principles taught me by my mother lest I should be call­ t he closest economy is neces­ another brother. The? house sary and right; if n o t , a jack­ and furniture on California ed weak and womanish. e t o r a shoe is of little value a n d Powell streets g o t o Mrs. I happened to he seated at Supper one night next to compared t o yourhealth and Stanford. 1 he will s e t s vtpart Jackson, who was a some­ h a p p i uess. E very v o man h a s $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 for the erection of what younger lad than I. tastes, wishes and preferenc­ a t o m b for the remains of While waiting to he served, es. She should require them the Senator, his wife and s o n one of the boys drew from t o he respected. If y o u c ho o s e and leaves $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 t o each his pocket an incident pic­ t o o m i t a small d u t y for a of the Senator's nephews a n d ture on a card, and passed it pleasure t h a t is more valua­ nieces, of whom there a r e a to his neighbor. It was sly­ ble t o y o u , t a k e the liberty number. The instilment w a s originally elated November ly circulated among the stu­ t o do s o . You o w e y o u r fa m 2 9 t h . 1 8 8 0 , but a number of dents near by with shouts of ily u bright face and well in­ codicils h a v e been a d d e d . laughter. When it came to formed mind, a s well a s but­ S o m e legatees have died since Jackson, he glanced ntitand t o n s and patches. J u s t a s t h e will was originally drawn. threw it down contemptuous y o u accustom them in this ly, saying: "That is silly and respect will i heir demand be. S o many mothers are (Burn­ beastly." The boys were silent. One ing their lives a w a y in little BOTANIC f them threw the card on steps and stitches? o If y o u have a distaste for the fire. I felt u sudden stiff­ a n y special work, there is ening of my whole moral na­ A thoroughly tested Remedy FOR ALL ture. It was so easy for him s o m e way o u t of i t without BLOOD and m DISEASES. neglecting o r hurting a n y to be decent and manly ! This r.tkndarri remedy has been tried, und not. (child wanting, for forty years by body. Teach a servant t o Why not for me ? iwi eminent physician, who has uaml ft with certain and un vary ini; success for all dinealien for wlil.tn It Ik recuDiuunidcd. It I can say candidly that d o it, o r exchange with n never Inlln to Mpfletit from the llmt dose, nUlc.Kly inul cilVclUulJy driving out nil that momentary touch of friend who likes it. F o r sever f?!>'.•»ado Borttis (Mm the system throtirh the medium or the rtkIn, liver :iiid kid­ ney:! wilhciil any unpleasant or injurious strong, bold nature put new al years o n e of my friends eflWl*. It ti not the result of Ignorance or superstition, but It Is founded upon did iny plain sewing, while I health and vigor into my common eon ii- ni't :i thorough knowledge or modern mbiliCa) science. It effectually did fanev work for her. Each own. parities .mil i-liflciic'H the blond ami brines Ii.-Mitii to this sufferer. Ah a general tonic It Is without, a rival, anil In Its analysis of There is no fact in human s e t a piece of her work and bnaMh-;rl vlug properties It is Absolutely beyond ct>rti,i.'i Uon w Itli r. ny remedy ever ofihresl to the public. It Isn panacea for nil experience more striking and kept a n account of it hue n o Ills reselling from Impure and Impover­ ish.d Mood 'he current of life; quickly significant than the impres­ money w a s paid; we o n 1 y ci i •••i me.-n I'lwrf. tlcwsa, MFiln J «;i'. (Mtnrrb. balanced accounts occasion­ "IK «,M. Liter, "-i.e3.ity r. ul sion that is often made upon tJI-.i titter ii)»ion.Tu«. X'enMtlo tVonLe.tak, ,H'-r»«>(.,- iiLj-cc.otc. one soul by another in mo­ ally. If y o u claim y o u r priv­ INVESTIGATE ROE >OUNA-LF. ileges they will be granted mentary contract. Send for our 7 r -e L »>r Vnluabte (a/w.-oMidul. to, .1.1 > i.iin s woudoryou, and vice versa. "Beware of me," says the fjl unr.y m cett.ticMicis uf rnmivrkublo Arab poet. "Within me is a Charlotte Observer: T h o s e God and a devil, giving out who h a v e watched the course life ano death to all who hear of t h e P o s t m a s t e r General me speak.—Youth's Compan­ and noted how he h a s shuffled ion. about; how he h a s made reg ulntions and g o n e back o n Not a Toiler. them and then c a m e back t o Tree Press. them; how h e promulgates "I'd like to ask you for a dime," he said as he stopped s o m e new order every f e w 0 belated pedestrian on (iris- days, each more foolish and wold street at midnight, 'but undemocratic than t h e last, will oe prepared t o s a y now you see I labor under—" whether the criticisms t h a t "Excus me, but you do not labor," interrupted the b. p. have been passed upon him "None of your kind ever la­ are deserved o r n o t . He is the o n e blister upon the ad­ bor." ministration. H i s vacillation "I stand corrected. We toil not neither do we spin. What and absence of a n y consis­ 1 meant was that the night tent purpose, moreeveil than his disregard for party inteiis half gone." ests, prove t h a t he is n o t "I see." "And it will naturally oc­ qualified for the place which cur to you that if a dime he holds. Cures from !'>.» simplest to the snout vir­ ulent dtseasn. after all known remedies hod fallod. Tiie«CcefllficaUa lostlfy with no uncertain •ound, that Kotanlc Blood Halm Ih the best, cheaHeet, quick out, ffreatcKi and most powerful Blood Purifier ever known to tbe tvorld. PBICX—<1.00 per bottle ; $.* 00 for <1 bett'ea. For sale by dray-glsts; If not, send to us. /lddresc HLOOI) BALM CO , Atlanta, Q», JEfig*. 4rs,,».v^'• #T • ^iii!iiiiiM>iiiiiii::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiii!iiiJiitii A .asiHQ SAN FRANCISCO , July 4.— I "d Z N T.Y.JPA- l'he Prideofthe North na. Press." |S?Ebino is THE drui BREATH OF LBFE. PP | Do you wahl to aiJ in building ST0£K isthe • up a paper that shall reflect the „ lifa giving el-' I 1EAI s-iiffi ?:: ESAUTION a r(2cscf2rsrrY r f'tn ' "• r • . Kt:j; >«•; . '.i •, t. Tflaohlim Sliop, r*' , Ii.VJM, and any iid. -... tx-M are usee try fill trt be the best •. • . : Ji-'Mlcd. £-CSi 1; t:=4 AT ONCB. I L TAG i 1} u«i| i* •"'ii,-rf H i?ocL Ztosiam t < I :-U .x SPRWp^BtJLQ cment of air and • water) without' • • it therecan be no <_ MOUTH life. SPB0LFIC S Pifcoa. OXYGEN is a; special raedleat- • eil Oxygen treat-! munt for dissas-' es of tho note, j. throatand lungs • The inhaiationa' contain Omni-. cides and Bisin-; fabtants, in ad­ dition to the best ' known specifics! for those dis- - josea,oarrjrir.g theremodybyinhalationright to • - the scat or the di?,ertse, making it a POSITIVE \ " C0H2, Separata GpociAcs utea in Oatarrh and I Srparata SpociAce used Hay-7over. ET. t a patent ntedioine. Physioians; prescribe it in their practice. £J),CA7 h• O N L Y r s 0XYCFME 0 USE.l •r v1 " VK llvpu«lt«'lei>: '• «S—1 » , IS Si-1-2 W.AbibumiiBl.. Atlanta, Oa. i;!|,|V Hull,nil*, Omul,a. Nob. s; i.J r. f!ro» «uy. Lonhvllli.. Kr. • c.: -j., -mrtf iii "iigiii miM' . Fl ?? A 4*031 CtL CARD ajilresaod to us " rriil l eg you by rnt jm mail a oopy of our 2 .. luai, uxpl,lining the treatment in full. Send« -.'or' it-ov.jrlsehoallhi 2 TH' S;:*ec?;*3 Oxygen Co., NA f H T E, l E N g3iiui!iiiinilitiiitilij(|li:si!iitt!j.ri!!:3;tiiifit t IIHIIIIII:u i La i & E m m & S9AGHENE1 miMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiMiiiwirMiWiiiiiHimiiiiiMiiiiiS WARRANTED 5 YEARS NATURE'S greatest credit on North Parole na, no matter where it may be seen? Then patronize The Wilmington Mes sen get A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER Do you want a reliable paper giving you all the news of the world—a Democratic neYTapa per that equale 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 subserbe for TM WILMINGTON I P M M I Campaign Itarbes: T h e "Daily Messenger," b.y mail, 4 m o n t h s o n trial, for $2.00 The weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger," ( t h e largest a m i b e s t paper in t h e S t a t e ) 9 m o n t h s o n trial for $ 1 . 0 0 Cash in advance. Both papers are large E i ght-P age sheets. Send Postal Card ! with the address of fiv< per­ s o n s and receive sample cop! ies of TIIE MESSENGER. i Oct. 1 s t , 1 8 8 8 . t b CURE; FOR CATARRH TAKE THE • Oliioaso and Alton k• ' • ; . [' 3, • , -i 1 <-> , .' f r:- -\ 15 V: [ I S EXTRACT II Kjj a ! A:.< ' •- ii &J&4 M.iifiiiiiiK'iBie^irriiifitiirrriiFi'aieisiiiMiffiiiiiiiriifKiu I In n I. Tnji ^.r, 11 '.qh A r»i'i. ilivn it r-.*rift' f oltltu; R.-cdbo. Hum* dolf-ibr«adlug M I .IM 'o, >; t.1 Ko Bqvutl In ii.ia a nkAt'/liaiifc.-il A(.iu-nrunso. IlKninii f lyg.-in l't.iljfl. M«? a A.'ju.'.lhif-nt. line a Cojltlfn Yn.lifi-::»>. id-til Sty Halt (-''.iri.itnrf*. liu.d uiirc <l.'tvl Sctvlny Qutlltics aml ^ ~ • M H Xiauue „.'(,«; 'nil Work •? a LHrgw* rl sj nay Sewing MachiTio in tho World. S s MEXICAN CACTUS. Fit ISE TREATMENT nt any drugstore. A n d a l l p o i n t s i n I d a h o , W a s h CAGTERIN E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00, CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Caoterine Medicine Go., Waco, Texa9* c,i:i'Lrii.i,tiii;iiiiiii;:iiiMiM;!ii:iit!!:iiiipiiiiciii»tciiiiiiiii^ I ?«3ta?Ho Weather Boarding, Cfc&plato Celling ) Sorrugated St^etir^ p^vh Patots, • f > Eavc Uv. Jku Outtws troa BoerSng? StHwrtToft TOtnaa of Sheet Metal for Bultding } / COD PLETR AND READY \ > \TO APPLY Vb'rlEN SHIPPED./ Worm and all Itching Skin Diseases. ff you have TETTER, II matters iffrt how long ft Uae existed, TETTEDINS will as cortalnly cure you S3 you ueo It tfarEstesa, PalrJass aad Fragrant j> ;p;a, &•..«>-#« oikrgrtio workman to / *':vrt • «v-i fi«ul Al*7LY our uitvtorlols ) IVi-v.<:--.yaKa5iMC«w floJkited- vrrito ftj»' f j , !«**;• liMUUSt & C0», Wfichinati, Ohio. } "TSpACLlOMED t972. mniY Il^Candocl If yon nro dlusaHeftod ft tlio rpawlta— Woforences-"— ""unthftro Hawk of IhoStofoof G*>orf.;ia, Cluvtbdai tfe.;tk, and National ^iciittx ;-(itvantiai<i j. r. sm?mm l mo. Chicago, 111. f l , . T—r . . . . is a choice blend of tine, high-grade Chi­ nese Tea. Put up in attractive aad orig­ inal packages and peeked in liandsoiuo counter disntoy boxes of six jxnuxds each (eittar ska); is etdy soid iu peck ages, at a reason aWe and ranch lower price to the consumer than any other package tea on the market of any merit whatever and affords the dealer a fair profit; Is a thor­ oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ lutely pure, always the same ; free from DEALERS SAVAif NAri, GA. would get :ue lodging for all Il -ai-ry BlofuiPg Kiss. night I should now reduce Wilson Mirror. Going to Buy my figure to a nickle." L o v e without a kiss would A Dictionary?| "Perfectly correct." be like t h e harp without t h e GET TNK EE8T, "I therefore labor—. Ex­ hand; t h e rainbow without t Wetw *'s mternational. \ cuse me, bur I do not labor. i t s hue; the brook without Haven't done a stroke of | Choice Gift A *.• V Y YX i t s babble; the landscape 4 wit h ENDORSED BY A Grand Family Educator V | work in ten years. The idea o u t i t s colors; t h e tube ruse | Library in Itself Y A ; is to claim your attention un PROF A. L. ^ETZ,P. H.G, without i t s odor; the borealJ The Standard Authority v| of Medical Department Tnlane University til 1 can explain that I am who, after a careful i s without its variations; po­ ? of I^jiilaiaim,t a pure Cream Tartaranalysts, pronounces i i'owder, perfectly willing to make a which he eheerfully recommends to the etry without r.vthm; spring I public. sacrifice for your sake. In without sunlight; a garden other words, I will use half "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" : I without foliage, o r marriage the dime to secure a bed un­ PURE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. without love. T h e y o u n g til morning and the other _ You Want It. Ask Grooer For It. tnoman, whose ideas teach NSW ORLEANS, half to secure a bed up to Tb= her t o recoil from a kiss, *1 LA. midnight to morrow night, cheats t h e l o v e r o f l o y i n g a n d ^\C^" f make nil the sacrifice, you /• Ml HIT ISMAMY^ ON One of »hf those g o o d old hours ni woo­ FOP GOING JBKHT Tel-I see. Sacrifice vs. cash. Cash In „ MIL the wmiil. to introduce trr ing and cooing would be r o b uneqiimlcd, end f»or fftcilltieRour vs. sacrifice. Breaks up rou­ SGLD BY AIL superior gt>»i'K we will rcndritRX V bed of thoii exquisite delight to OftE TKHSON in each locality, a« above Only those who write ? oo).'. fruRi ^ Tho Intarnation ! ;r. r. tine, hut I labor under the r, iu.iy *c,tfc to lis nt once run make sure of ' covor tocc. e r which makes earth wear for the chance All you have to do in 'and i^ Uo >-i cc. s ? of impression—" J return is to ohow oor goods to ' (Jnabridged." i'c fj, J : those who call—your neighbor# a timetbegloiioussembiance and those around you The be'revblr". 300 c "But you do not labor." 1 $300,000 rTpcndtd i - f ->r plnning of this advertisement of Heaven, and which makes shows the small end of the tele | was prinrad. joope. The following cat gives the appearance of it reduced (4 ••Correct. Excuse me. I am Do no' 1 •- -• -• m o r t a l dream of t h e rap­ comp%rii.'i"t . • r-'-. • simply placed in a painfnflyj S6rd for • , ture of Paradise fru-t. ] epacinif.a p tg' i! iv (bout #8 fiftieth of cnrr\ If n embarrassing situation from - / •cop#, thoInrgf a* ,iwrtay u-it. b ilk.WF i. 111ymnfl, double «ite tele •cop#,«» IIIRJRV AS is• o*%y TO curry Wc n ill nlso Mhow v<m how you OR nmo snow ,»««nuw TUB 3 »x • G. ?c C. foul-. • J ir roun H A C K A C K E A , can ni«ke from #3 to-S t O a <Uy »l ieaaf, fYntfi tho at#it,with­ worn crat. really good for out expericni # Buffer write it nnr# Wo pn v #11 «»x;>rftP# rh«rffe». which a temporary loan of a Or Ton are all is general debility. Try noth­ A SPRIJS"C(F.\E1 Addre**, 11 HALLE% V A CO.. l»or H*4$, VvH 1 J.A.ND, MAIIFM. ing, It 41 trifling amount woind exu-j nuoHirs IRON HITTER*. 1( will cure you. cleanse your liver, and give aci'uutly relieve me and rena good appetite. Only line running Solid Vesii bud bruins bet when St. LouD and Kansasl itv. Reclining Chair curs and Tour ist Sleepers fioe of extra charge. I will meet parties at any mil-' road station with through tickets and baggage checks. For full inform ttion.nisps aiat descrip ivo pafttjililci-jj of i l;t) West writ" to or cal! on B. A. N»> a. Traveling Passenger 19 l'attoil Are., Aaheville, N.'C. J. (hiAULTO.N, O. IV A WE WANT AWBP®* fl Tetter, Ground Itch, Itching Piles, Ring ington, Oregon, Utah and California. Finest nixl IFst Fquigiwi Honrl in the West. IROYAE S. B. D9„ Raekferd, HI. I WE WILL MAIL A BOX Of 'West and Northwest 2. S Examine Tilt ROYAL points of cxcallenfie, nnd ywi vviU bay r.o otiior. GE3 KEGESPT OF 50 CENTS 0, GOING This now treatment for Catarrh and diseases of the respiratory organs Is one of the most important discoveries In medical science and possesses the I EmigrautH going to nny of i lie following advantages i Wastern States <n* Territon'of? 1. Tho patient can euro himself at a small expense ! will SM ve time and money going and without outside assistance. No change of diet or pursuit el life Is naoessary via. (fliieago and Alton iot»"\ during treatment. 8, Tho remedies are In no wise olfonsive to the II is the quickest route to patient and entail no discomfort. 4, the remedy roaches the seat ot the trouble i KANSAS CITY, DENVER, directly. 5. The roniedles and means of appliance can be i I II J c . carried In tho pocket without ihconvenlenoe. THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR Is easily earned b} ant one of either »c.s in an> pnrl of the country, wfio is willing to work lhdu< triouslr at the employment which we furnish. The labor is light *ud'pleasant, Mid TOn run no risk wliaterer. We lit you out complete, »o that you can give the business h trial without expense to yourself. For those willing to do a little work, this is the grandest offer made. You can work nil dar, at in the evening only. If you rife em­ ployed, and hare a few spare hours at your dis­ posal, utilize them, and add to your Income, our business will not iuterfere at all. You wilt be amazed on the start at the rapidity and eu.n. by which you arnuss dollar upon dollar, day In and day out. Kveii bejrluuers are successful frowi the first hour. Any one can run lire business none fail. You should try nothing else until you ree for yourself what yod can do at the btisiiicaj which we offer. No capital risked. V/cmeu arc ghtud workers; nowadays they make as much as men. They should trc this business, as li ts ->o well adapted io tiiem. Write at once and see f •! yourself. Address II. HALLETT & CO., Box ttdO. IVtrtliuid, M •». COMPLETE PER OVERMAN'S will find the Five and Ten Cent packages the cheapest and most salable packag# tea on the market and consumers pro­ nounce it "the best and most economical." Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy to sell and has proved a big succes# wherever introduced. We are extremely anxious to have all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ quest that you Include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house ; or order direct of us, we will see that yoo are supplied. For further Information address THE KIN- GO TEA CO., ""ST* "t .1 ''1 s , 4-x V r- • b ' \ c '' >h-7 ' Y -v t'- • " A'', '\ l. -, . ,p;' ^ ' \ t" • - ' >; >'4 .• V«>A'T i V '; • *-•» , .->• **U f. •,.K( 4 SV.iiUAuT, . ' >•% F- * ; u-.Mi«... . J * fzgrf-r i $eud Stnmp for Iil«rirat<;1 Trlcl I.lsr*. lis! Caveat*, and Trade-Marks obtained, nnd sJl i'at- yfl.'Q. foil DYSPEPSIA, Lndifrcstion, and Stomach disorders, take BROWN'S IRON HITTERS. All dealers keen it, SI per bottle. Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. eut NtrtlnesS cowlueted fee N'odevale f eca. Cur C »t« is 0f.reSJ*e M. 5. Pcisnl and -re.en -or ire »-«test >a loss iuae ttose REMOTE P.-CIN WAEHITUGKFIU Send reotlcl, (L-n.wlig1 or pheto., with d<-»orte,lon. Y. e autifi*. if pui«»t»bl« or iwt, Ot-r; <,( chiuge. Our fee not (cio till patent is eSwM, A > . mpi.let, ' K "v <o Obtain lV.tenla," wM)| n»n»cB ofaciiial client.! in jrourBt&to, wnuity,ui town, sent £rcc. Addrusa, I A . smowaoq, fipposde Patent Ota«, * �SUBSCRIPTION HATE S Teacher's Institute. flne bronze turkeys t o Mrs. OUR WOODLAND, CAL. LETTER. ievea nil lorenesi of the mucolit tne«br»iik GONORRHOEA ttndCLEET In No IS To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT J. F . Hardin, and made her The weather is very warm There will he a Teacher's otliet treatment n<?c«tary. Nevrt csijsel Jtrlctura or 'V leaves iny liijiihuus after dffecil. PHCe, ft. *~,J a present of them, of which here now. The thermometer Institute held a t Boone, July by ariicghtj. 1 copy 1 year... ....$1,00 she is very proud. BLOOD_BA1M CO., Pro's, Atl.ntr.Git sta'nds a t a b o u t 1 0 0 each 2 2 , (Saturday) 1 8 9 3 . " G months.. ,,,, 50 1 s t quarry: Should teachers " 8 months 85 —We are pleased t o n o t e d a y for about four hours. I t is not s o h o t only in this, the v i s i t t h e p a t r o n s o f t h e i r ADVERTISING RATES. t h a t J. B. Clarke, h a s receiv­ ed the appointment of post Sacramento Valley. Ma n v schools? Speakers: Jeff Da­ 1 inch 1 week $ .75 1 " 1 month. 1.75 master a t Blowing Rock, and people h a v e g o n e o u t of the v i s , B . B . D o u g h e r t y u n d i « 8 " 8.00 congratulate him o n his suc­ towns t o the sea-side and Tho's Farthing. 1 " 0 " 5.00 many h a v e g o n e t o themoun 2nd. T o what extent should 1 " 1 year 7.00 cess. When will other badly whispering be allowed in.pub tains. 1 column 1 week 9.00 needed changes be made? People s a y the best land in lie schools? Speakers: L. ti. 1 " 1 month 18.50 —Miss Minnie Crayton, of the S t a t e is in the Sacramen­ Maxwell, L. 11. Michael and 1 " 3 " 25.00 1 " 6 " 37.50 Charlotte, is visiting a t E . H* t o Valley. The heat is very W. Y Perry. We will spin i t for ten centsjjper pound, o r make i t into 1 " 1 year 50 00 Dougherty's on Cove Creek. Should parsing be t a u g h t hard on horses and men, al­ •Some of our y o u n g men are though it is n o t s o oppres­ in the public schools, if so, t o g o o d s if y o u prefer. We h a v e a large and varied line of our Entered a t t h e P o s toffice a t becoming intensely interest­ o w n g o o d s , and a l s o o r Boone, N. C., a s second-class ed in this fair visitor t o the sive a s i t would be if the air what extent? Speakers: M. was damp. You c a n scarcely H. N o r n 's, H. C. Miller and mail matter. mountains. imagine how dry t h e fields, Robert Taylor. 4 . Essays by Misses Nannie WHICH WE WILL S E L L T O YOU V FRY LOW. —Mountain City Tenn. had buildings, fences, roads, arid LOCAL NEWS. a killing the other d a y . W. in fact, everything is, a n d Rivers, E m m a Horton and T o parties who will gather L a d s of wool in their neigh­ *-The President is reported C. Asberry was s h o t down there wiU be n o rain for three Vickie Baird. borhoods and bring t o us, we will offer special inducements 5 . Question b o x . a s improving from his a t t a c k o n the street by Charles Lnt- months y e t , The ni g hts af­ and we h o p e T H I S YEAR t o trade with every wool-grower in W. M. FRANCUM, Co. Supt. trell. The Tomahawk gives ter 1 2 o'clock are cool en­ of rheumatism. -*-Heud notice of Asll?viHe full particulars. It seems tha t ough t o be pleasant, but peo Our a g e n t will s o o n call t o see v o n with samples of our Eternal Vigilance 1 >le become stupid and are Female College in another it was a justifiable killing; is.the price of health. But with g o o d s , and wo liope y o u will g i v e him y o u r orders. —Miss Mattie Curtice, who n o t disposed t o work, except all precaution there are enemies column. rl hanking you foi past hi vors we are truly yours, has been spendingsorne weeks a few "rustlers," a s they a r e always always lurking about our —Miss Nora Elliott ofMoun called. 1 a m quite lazy here, systems, only waiting for a fa­ THE ELKIN WOOLLEM MILLS. t a i n City, is visiting her a u n t , in Boone, talks of returning t o her home in Wilkesboro but s o m e who h a v e been here vorable opportunity to assert April 1 3 , 1 8 9 3 . Mrs. T . J . Coffey. themselves. Impurities in t h e in the near future. S t a y and longer t h a n 1 h a v e can b e a t blood may be hidden for years mMm —You can g e t y o u r wagon or eVen for generations and sud­ enjoy the cool breezes of t h e me doing nothing. repaired and horses s h o d mountains, Miss Mattie. Woodland h a s m a n y shade denly break forth, iliiderrrnnding cheaply a t W. W. Holsclaw's. trees; in fact there is s o much health and hastening death. For all diseases arising from impure —The Teet'e B i o s . Show —Dr. P. C. Jurney and la­ was on exhibition here Tues­ timber in the city t h a t i t re­ blood Hood's Sarsaparilla is the d y , o* Olin, N. C.,are visiting d a y both d a y and night. L e a minds me of Raleigh, N. C. unequalled and unapproached Shrewd buyers arc a l w a y s after g o o d bargains, arid their daughter, Mrs. It. C. ving out t w o acrobatic per­ There h a v e been in s o m e remedy. It is King ot them all, this leads t h a t class of our citizens t o inspect my display for it conquers disease. parts of the S t a t e s o m e earth ltivers, in Boone. of NEW GOODS; formers on the trapeze,it w a s quake shocks felt within l a s t —The next session of Hol­ a huge failure. N o t much I receive new g o o d s every week which I a m selling a t Justice Hlantchford, of t h e ly Spring College a t Butler, money was made by the show week, Sometimes I think this United S t a t e s Supreme Court bargains t h a t will s a v e y o u money. J u s t received a l o t of country m a y be ruined by ladies" low-cut shoes o r slippers in black and tan colors. A. Tenn., will open o n the Tt.h men. died on the 7th inst. beautiful line of wide ribbons and flowers for h a t trim earth quakes. A man told of August next. —An excursion will be run me t h a t after a seveie earth ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of n o t i o n s very cheap. —The work o n t h e Boone from Marion N. C. t o Charles­ quake a t Dixon, Cal., a few Come t o see me when in need of g o o d s . I will sell y o u very a n d Blowing Rock Turn-pike t o n S. 0 . o n July 2 5 . T h e years a g o , he saw more drun­ Special Attractions: Matchless low. I h a v e just received a large l o t of Mason's Fruit jam W i l l n o t b e g i n u n t i l n e x t rates are very low, au.v one ken men o n the streets than climate. Wonderful health record. Delightful homelife. Well ordered t h a t I will sell cheap, i want a l o t of y o u n g chickens,eggs month. wishing a few d a y s recreation ever before. course of instructions. Thorough etc., for which I will pay g o o d prices; a l s o r o o t s nnd herbs One of our North Carolina lv equipped gymnasiums. Music Give me y o u r t r i d e and I will d o y o u right eyery time. Our old friend John A. Kirk should take a d v a n t a g e of this opportunity t o visit the boys, John Greer, was a t ­ under the celebrated Prof. Graman, of Greensboro, with his mrNOlICFA I halve just completed a black smith shop baU (German). Art under Miss tacked by a vicious laid l a s t Wythe (Paris). House in seven arid have secured t h e services of a first-class workman in elder brother is s t o p p i n g , o n sea shore. New River with Mr. Hirod. —Filmore Ragan b o a s t s of Saturday and came near be­ acres of wooded lawn in the heart both wood and iron, and I ask y o u t o bring m e y o u r work, ing killed. He h a s s o in e of a beautiful city. Roomsfinely o r I will have y o u a new wagon built on short notice. Give —Everybody come out and the largest coi n of which we finished. Steam heatirigand sun breaks of skin on his shoul­ itaiy plumbing throughout. The me a call when in need of work, a n d I will g i v e y o u low pri­ hear Dr. Abernethy oil the have yet heard. He slays the d e r a n d b a c k a n d i s v e r y charges as low as a fine school ces. night of the 1 8 t h . Free t o lightning bugs can be seen sore. He is s o he can walk can make them. Sen 3 for cata all through the d a y in his Yours Anxious to Please. all. logue. Address corn, owing t o the darkness now. The hull chased h i in REV. J a M E s ATKINS. —I have just received a l o t WILL W. HOLSCLAW. Ashe ville, N. c. caused by t he rapidly g l o w ­ through a field o n a raneh of Hood's rfarsaparilla, the where he was a t work, and ing crop. Fan y o u beat it? best blood medicine o n earth. Greer fled t o a post, but t h e IT WOODRUFF. 4j-4sroeii«""' T h e n'nvs from o u r exchan­ —The little pony belong­ beast put his horns a g a i n s t ESTABLISHED 184 S. Will W. Holscbiw. g e s is without much general ing t o the show was much a d the boy's back and shoulder interest, and we find V e r y lit—Mr. Duncan of K n o x ville, mired by Masters Steward and pressed his side a g a i n s t t F for our readers this week h a s been in town this week. Coffey, Barflet Bryan, Fred the sharp edge of the post. except some local matters. H e reports hard money in KMOXVI CLE, TEfcffe Parks and the other small Greer succeeded in g e t t i n g n- After Congress convenes the 176 & 178 Cay Street, K n o x ville and other places. news will be of rruitii interest. gentry of the town. It was way and crossing a fence 2 0 HARDWARE. ~ —J. F. Hardin and Dr. L. ii deed a pretty little animal, Cutlery , Axes, Nails Locks, HI nges, To Dts, Horeo cuvd steps a w a y just a s t h e bull Mule 8.hoes, &c , &c. C. Reeves h a v e returned from being n o t much larger t h a n oyertook him again, but the Tenn., where they b o u g h t s o m e of our dogs. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. fence saved him. Gen» jlne Oliver Chilled Plows, S yraouso Htffstdo Flows three tine saddle liorseH. —Paul Chatham, who h a s The h o p industry is con­ Bro wn's Double Shovel Plows, Cider M Ills. Straw Outter<3, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shell© rs, Hay f forks, Scythoe. —Mr. J. C. Hardin, with his been in Watauga for some siderable in some sections of Cr adlo and Snaths, Barbed Wir* e, &c., & m. daughter, Miss Lucy, of John­ t i m e in the interest of the El- this State. Some g o o d chris CONT RACTORS' SUPPLIES* s o n c i t y , Tenn., »s visiting kin Woollen Mills, h a s left tian men here e n g a g e in rais­ Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Stt*el, Iron.ljtvovete, Pick-; his brother, Mr. H. \V. Har­ for his home. He succeeded ing hop* t o sell t o brewers. Mattocks, Scrapers, Sledge and Drill Ha mihohs. BlackSmith Tools, Wheelbarrows, &o. din, near Boone. in buying near 3 0 , 0 0 0 pounds How they can reconcile this AM MUNITION, SPORTING GOODS. —The rye and hay crops of wool in this and adjoining business with their duties t o Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, Baker and Engf!©* Shot Guns, Winchester. and Cott*6 'Rifles, Loaded o r e now being harvested in counties, and we a g a i n ask their families, t o their God Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead , Fish Hooks and Ltneey t h i s section, and both crops it a woollen mill would n o t and t o their country, s o m e Fishing Rods, &o. of we thick skulls from the a r e g o o d , and the weather is pay here?. SPE CIALTIE3. propitious for the work. Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubb er and Loather Belting, —Our fri°nd Richard Green, S o u t h c a n n o t undrstand. Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-proof Safes, Wirt? There is nearly a s mueh beer Mr. iter*man hicks Screen Doors and Winoow Fra mes, Pa'per Bags, Ao, —Messrs. John Jones and of Gorillas, New Mexico, was Of Rochester, N. Y. T o m Behorn were in town o n thoughtful enough t o send us drank here a s there is water EVERYTHING ON WHEELS, Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages, Spring V Vagons, Moun­ Tuesday with s o m e fine hor­ what he was due us o n sub­ in the South. S o m e walking Caused by tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wa :ons, Twc > Wheel Carts ses, and went o n t o Blowing scription. He likes the DEM­ advertisements of beer sa­ Send for Catalogue and prices. Catarrh in t h e Head Rock on a trading expedi­ OCRAT and is wriling t o pay loons look amusing, but such Catarrh is a CoNsTiftmoNAL disease, Special attention given to orders by malt, for it. This is an example, men in connection with the and requires a CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY fully solicit your patronage. tion. brewer and the saloonist run like Hood's Sarsaparilla to cure it. Read i —Hon. W. H. Bower will which if followed u p by our the legislature of chis S t a t e "Three years ago, as a result of catarrh, I W, W. WOODRUFr & .CO. entirely lost nry hearing and was deaf for more* be a t home by the 1 5 t h of! numerous delinquent subset.tlian a V w n 11 i t tilings it, t o a large extent. It ' H"'1 p and had ear- f tried variousattempt to cure no 176 & 178 Cay Street, several physicians it, but Kf jOXVI'LLE, TEN* t h i s month. As many m e a n bers in the far awa v States, was'iitenK Jutting would very greatly relieve u s p o p u l a r t o drink beer here, leave their crops o u g h t t o nnd in s o m e instances, th« some one suggested that possibly Hood's Sar­ >»<»"« *"*„ financially. Help u s now. saparilla would do me some good. I began g o and see him and g e t a n taking It any m o r e a m a n d r i n k s t h e m o r e help. Towithout the expectation of joy Ilasting : my surprise nnd ci-ent found —The dam across the Wa­ office. X tyhen I had taken three bottles that my hear- ; p o p u l a r h e is. ing svns returning. I kept on till I had j t a u g a River a t the Cow ford, SO, EVERY-ONE should s a v e all they can arid YOU taken three more. It Is now over a year and I —We are glad t o h a v e L. I think from what 1 see of can henr perfectly well. I am troubled but should begin b v b u y i n g your very little with the G. Stoiie, of Kennedale, Tex­ is nearly completed. This Co- tl,u irrtii ii ii* inon tllKr 0O\ S 01 remarkable rn»e,"catarrh. 1 consider this a I lie Ollllg im n «»n.l K/mtu and cordially recommend NIGVIMJ HAHlims iW WK. a s , with u s again. Lee is look h a s spent a large a m o u n t of tiie t o w n and surrouningj Hood's Sarsaparilla i n g badly. The h o t s u n of money from first t o l a s t , and country, t h a t it is safe t o sa3 to all who have catarrh." HERMAN HICKS, SO And not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for $50 or $6r Carter Street, Rochester, N. Y. the people of t h a t vicinity 1 will sell y o u a s g o o d f o r $2"5. Machine needles t h a t [will f i t any T e x a s must n o t agree with t h a t four-fifths of them drink. ROOD'S I'lT.I.S are purely Vegetable, and dO machine, at 25 cts pei; doz., sent out by mail. I have a good stock h a v e done well in working him. Only a few y o u n g men a r e fttrt purge, pain or gripe. Sold by ait druggist*. ot fishing tackle. Reeds, 10 cts to ft., Joint rods 15 cts to $1.50 for them. It is intended for Trout flies 60 cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts seer, a t church. The Godly Administratrix' Notice. •—John Warren, the man a booming dam t o float l o g s dozen, sent by mail. Netting tof shins-,- and shins of ariV lengi h The undersigned having quali­ Complete. Base-Lulls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail. who killed R. A. T h o m a s in down the river. This Co. was y o u n g men of the E a s t will on the es­ l)o not fait to write for Duces. Respectfully, J o h n s o n county, Tenn. s o m e chartered b y t h e last Legis­ rule the nation in the n e x t fied as administratrixded,hereby tate of F. M. Hodges, generation. m o n t h s a g o was tried for his lature and h a s been opera­ notifies all person owing said es­ Many wishes for t h e success tate to come forward and make l i f e a t M o u n t a i n C i t y l a s t t i n g under the law charter­ May 2191. K N O X V I L L E , 7 / V\ ing it. On this d a m there of t h e DEMOCRAT. I a m g l a d settlements within 12 months, week and acquitted. t h a t i t ' s a clean sheet, a n d and all persons holding claims will be a bridge erected for Hipr— —Mr. B o b ( L a v a n d father, public use which will prove a n o t made u p of "blood fud­ against t he same are notified to present their claims dulv authen­ dling." Yours truly, of Clipp, V a . , were in town great convenience. ticated bv law, or this notice will J ul v & E. b\ JONES. SUB,SHU BE 'lO THE DEMOC-ft YEA'! t h i s week. Mr. Gray is o n e be plead in ljur ot their recovery. To gain strength—Hood's Sar This May 15, 1893. One doilai pays for the of the propritors of Blowing saparilla. For pure blood Hood's JL FEINI'IOV UMDGF/H, Ammistratrfx. I Democrat one year. Rock Hotel. He brought two j 8a rsa parilia. I WOOL 1 WOOL? Bring Us Tout Wool This Teat. GENERAL NE1MHAMHSE WATAUGA COUNTY* Ashevilla Female College. W. W. WOODRUa & CO. Deaf for a Year THESE ARE H A R D I'M i > S. P. ANGEL, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 42 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/c70bb3545e505aa42a1907036d8edad0.pdf f54a9d6a5cd29672366df5fd13a08461 PDF Text Text VOL o WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THUHSDAY, JULY 20, 1898, NO* 48, Mr. Cleveland Promised. "I have called before, but the creditor of the world; that simply making more cotton Wilmington Messenger. and tobacco? It is in diver­ Southern women are cele­ you declined to see me. That the sitigle standard made the M u ny of t he new spa pera a re sifying the crops—in multi­ W. B. COUNCILL, J it. brated for the demand they was more than Mr. Grantev- debts due it more Valuable* endeavoring to show why it plying the smaller industries make on the services of men; er did, and he was a republi­ so his government meant to ATTORNEY AT LA V. is the South is poor. The an­ —in raising all coys timed at maintain it. But this declar can." Boone, N. C. swer is not far to go it seems home—in manufacturing ev­ luit it is seldom t hat one car­ "The president smiled at ation was followed by t T ries her troubles to the white to lis. We would hi iefly state erything used in the South— h o u s e u n d a p p e a l s t o t h e the reference, but lie remark­ disasters in Australia and the VV. B. COUNCILL, M. I). the causes of Southern pover in keeping the money home. complaints of merchants and ed politely: chivalry of the president. Boone, N. C. ty to be these; But there is still another Mr. Cleveland has become "I did not hear of it or—" manufacturers in t li e India Resident Physician. Office 1. The great war, its losses, factor of recuperation, inde­ "Well, I am glad to hear trade. It was to be hoped on King Street north of Post it devastations. It bankrupt pendence and safety not to noted for withstanding the that; I did not suppose that that these events had modiassaults of senators, represeri Office. the rich South, deprived it of be overlooked in this hurried fled his views. They did not, tatives, politicians and ward you did," tens of thousand of best cit- review of causes. It is this: on the contrary with a bold' bummers, and refusing to "What can 1 do for you, I)R. L. C. REEVES. zens, and robbed it of its en­ The South must be more in­ meddle in their behalf with madam ?" said the President, mss that Bismarck mightenPHYSICIAN AND SURGEON tire basis of credits The South dustrious. Fact. There must vy r hc, in spite of every thing* • he members of his official growing a little irritated at Office at Residence. had to stqrt afresh in the bus he less idling. Men must work the quiet yet oppressive re­ keeps his position as dicta­ household. He is not a man Boone, N. C. inesa of life. Every thing was more. Let us illustrate. We tor of the World's policy in of weak nerve or faltering buke. a waste and poverty stalked use one used af u-etime: Mrs. Smith then told her this regard by the Napoleon- 1 backbone, but he went down L. I). LOWE, abroad. In the great war between like a lily of the valley be­ mission, she had been, ap­ ic stroke of the other day. 2. Then came the savag", the States the South had up­ The United States cannot fore the sun,.recently, when p o i n t e d b y t h e e n e m y a n d oppressive, ruinous Recon­ on an average 400,000 of its sustain silver, without t h e brought face to face with now her friends were going -ANDstruction Era, with all of its chief white la borers ami man­ uid of other commercial pow­ to discharge her. Mrs. F'llewellyn Smith. stealing, mountain debts fool agers in the armies. The ne­ "I have nothing to do with ers. The Sherman act dem­ NOTARY PUBLIC, Mrs, Smith is a Virginian, isb, sectional legislation. g r o e s , t h e w h i t e b o j s a n d and has all the quiet dignity that madam. Mr. Lamont onstrates this. Theothercom BANNER'S ELK. N. C. 3. The high tariff tax laws old men at home made am­ in orchil powers will not t is the one for you see." belongs to the south­ of the republican party that ple supplies forthosent home which - • "Do you know Mr. Laniotit? them. The Monetary made the rich North richer, and fed their own armies, al­ ern women of the old school. she asked in all simpleneas. V ence, and events si ce, and robbed the poor for the so often the Yankee armies, Though compelled to work "Certainly," with a smile. demonstrated this, l! folio a a ATTORNEY A 7 LAW, benefit, of the Plutocracy. The and that too after large sec­ for a living for over fifteen "And are yon acquainted thai the United Stat M ARION, N. C Money Devil has had a vast tions had been overrun and y e a r s , s h e p o s s e s s e s t h a t with Senator Daniel too?" for the present, con if -(o)deal to do with the poverty ravaged by ruthless invaders. hauteur, yet gentleness which "I have that honor also." self to the single fc 'Uv/f of t h e Now if this could be done in characterizes the historic wo­ Will practice in the courts o- ami prostration "Well, then you must see meet financial disaster. ....men of the old South. Wntauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ South. ver's usefulness, for the pres­ 1861-65, and in great abun­ ell and alt other counties in the Once hostess of p. southern them and tell them what 1 4. Then there is the wicked dance, why it is with peace ent, is to be found in its in.rentern district ••"Special atten manor, she beca rne nu m bered want. 1 am too old, Mr. lion given to the collection of and unfortunate demoentiza- for twenty-eight years, and Cleveland, to ask such favors tiinsic qualit.es. It cannot among Hie impoverished at claims. Atw tion of silver in 1873. all the men at home, the the close of the civil strife. of these young men. so you stand with gold. This is the 5. Now comes the other a- South can not raise all it con condition. II; is by no man­ must attend to it for me." Dr. J. (> Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. gents of injury. First in the sumen—all it eats, wears, etc? She struggled on until she "But madam—" Tiado, T*na. Zlourille, X. C. ner of means so promising as long continued policy of grow The one answer is—it does determined that the govern­ "Never mind, you will do many theories, but it holds Butler & Blackburn, iug one marketeropand buy­ not try to do it—it does not ment must provide for her. this I know, will you n o t, us, in its relentless clutch* ing every thing. The South work enough to do it. More inasmuch as it had been the and tell them not to increase and we must deal with it. has clung to cotton and to- industry—more well directed cause of her financial down­ my duties. The.y are light, The volume of currency is not attended fit nil oaeco and bought hay and industry is what is chiefly fall. but heavy enough for a wo­ sufficient. This, also, is neon eorn and wheat and bacon needed. Think on these things She sought President Grant man reared as I was. I may d i t i o n . After viewing t h e one day and, in her quiet and June 1, 93. •ind lard and vegetables and subject in every light, it seems courtly manner, asked to be d e p e n d o n y o u , " s h e s a i d fruits. It has acted like an Joan, ihf Female Pipe. this condition is fully a n d given a place in one of the w i t h c o n d e s c e n s i o n a s s h e K. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. overgrown simpleton in this One ot the most curious of started onward, 'may I not?' more practically met by the matter. It. has played the the mediaeval leg en 1s is that departments. She made her 'Oh yes, certainly, of course,' suggestion of Mr. P dvin ill part of a gambler, riskingnll which purports to give the request in a way that preclu­ s a i d M r . ' C l e v e l a n d , a l i r o s t your columns, with diis aon one doubtful rani. The history of Joan (some author ded the possibility of a deny- breathless with surprise. mendmcnt, that silver bull­ ATTORNEYS A T LA H' f world is over-stocked with ities give her name as Agnes al. and was sent to the wai True to his word the next ion may be substituted for BOONE, N. C. cotton and still the South and others as Gilberta), the department with a note to day the president made a per the bonds, at the option of Secretary of War Bell nap to WJ",S'/tecinl attention given has tried to overdo the busi­ "female pope." That su *h a Ronal appeal to his secretary the bank. Many suggestions to the collet ion of claims.""6s® ness of cotton production, person neverexisted and that make a place, if he hadn't of war, and Mrs. Smith still may be made upon the de­ one, for Mrs. Smith. She lias reigns queen of the confeder­ rails of the legislation neces­ Lu L. GREENE, A CO., and has made a splendid suc­ the story is a fiction invent­ been there ever since. cess. It has literally, in t-'ie ed by the reformers in order sary to perfect the National During that time her eyes ate record department. REAL ESTATE AG'TS. language of the Scriptures of to lower the Catholic church Banking system, but lack of Inspiration, been a hover of in the eyes of the common have grown weak and her HOONE, N. L. Some Fact#. space forbids. The plan of wood and a drawer of water people there is not the least hand faltering. Tor. News and Observer. Mr. Aver, in present condi­ Se?retary Lnmont found Wilt give special attention fo~ the rich, dominant, pro­ The United Slates have at­ tion, would be more effective doubt, yet the narrative, t o abstracts of title, the s a l e gressive North. So long as her almost incapacitated for tempted to sustain the value than Mr. Gladstone's in up­ from the standpoint of this of Real Estate in W. N. C. the foohnhness is persisted in department being a purvey­ her duties. In as quiet a way of silver and have failed. Che holding the commercial su­ Those he ving farms, timber as possible lie made known and mineral lands for sale, there will be n scarcity of or or curious and out of the Sherman act of 1890, and premacy of Great Britain. that she had better resign will do well to call on seid Co. money in the South. monetary conference of 1893 The only solution totheprob way information, is very in­ and lead a retired life. Mrs. at Boone. We have been long writing teresting. wer3 some o f the means used. lem presented to the world Smith, however, had no idea in the scarcity of gold is in in­ L. L. GREES & CO. in this strain. The othei day The monetary conference, the ternational agreement, with Joan is said to have been of quitting her post. March 16, 1896. a New York paper said very of English descent, but born only measure which, under s i l v e r p l a c e d u p o n a s o l i d Most of her con temporaries much this, as if it was a new in Ingelheim or Mainz, Ger­ the existing conditions could stable foundation as the re­ NOTICE. discovery, and the Southern many. She fell in love w ith ha ving gone, she decided to restore silver to its full use­ sult. The course of events Hotel Property for Sine. press take it up and enforce a young Benedictine monk appeal to the president to fulness as currency, failed be­ will force the world, in no On account of failing health interest himself in her behalf. cause men will not look fur­ great time, to this conclu­ of myself and wife, I otTer for sale it as if a "brand new thing." named Fulda, and in order sion. though it now refuses Never doubting her right, We could reproduce a doz­ to be near him dressed in my hotel property in the town of ther than their immediatein- to accept it at the sugges­ as she had done under Grant, Roone, North Carolina, and will en articles on this line which male attire and was admit­ she called at the white house terest. 1 had hoped, perhaps tion of the United States. *ell low for cash and make terms o suit the buyer, and will take we have written in the last ted to the monastery where i r r e s p e c t i v e o f h o a r s . O f on Insufficient information, Oter Eating;. real or personal property in ex­ decade. The Sout h buys all where her lover was cloister­ that the necessities of Eng­ A physician lately said: course, she met with the usu­ change. Apply soon. it uses of the North—its utcn ed. Together Joan and Ful­ lish trade ia India, and with "Mo-*t persons eat four times W . L . BRYAN. sils, its machinery, its furni­ da studied both in Athens al answer that the president the South American Repub­ as much as they should.'' ture, its musical instruments, and in Rome, and in the lat­ could not See her. lics, and Germany's coloni­ The proportion seemed pret­ Notice. Determined not to be baf ty large, but an eminent Brit For sale. 900 acres of land, its medicines, all that is made ter place, her sex being un­ fled in her efforts, shs learned zing schemes in Africa, might isb physician of a former gen on Rich Mountain, Watauga in workshops—all that is pro suspected, Joan was made a that she could see him on his cause these powers to thmk eration said almost thesame County, on which is asbestos, duced in looir. or upon anvil professor. When Leo IV died soberly about the convenien­ thing—that one-fourth < f and fine land for sheep ranch. and even in the fields. All the the cardinals, by general con reception day. Mrs. Smith ces of an international ratio what we eat goes to sustain Sales private. L. D. Lowe & money made in farm pro­ sent, elect >d the "professor" went to the white house a- between gold and silver. With life, while three-fourths go to gain. She waited to be the J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of ducts must go North to pay to the pontifical chair. Oth­ last in line in order not to be that established, tho finan­ imperil it. Another physi­ Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. cian writing remarked that Runner Elk, Nov. 15, '90 . for merchandise and so oil. er authorities say that she hurried when her turn should cial problem of the United the most people dig thei * This fact led the New York succeeded Adrian II, who di­ •States would ha ve been to a own graves with *beir teeth. come. paper to Hay the cause of a ed in the vear 872. Her sex great degree solved But the The foundation ot iT- > he!u NOTICE. Finally it did. Englishman, filled with exal­ of o ver-ait ing ) Parties putting papers in money famine in the South is said to have been discov­ When Mr. Cleveland obser­ < i. is that the South has so lit­ ered when, acting as pope, ted ideas of other men's du­ laid in childho< , • r 1 my hand for execution will tle to sell. It says it "needs she was leading a procession ved a woman with white hair ties, takes only a commer­ since t he stom please mlvnnee the fees wifch « < the papers and they will re­ more shops and more p a y to the Lateral! palace. Im­ and black bombazine approa cial view ofjhis own when his almost aide < Thing. Tlc-r< • ehing he at once thought of ceive prompt attention, other rolls." It tells this painful mediately upon discovery she the long line of women who pocket is interested. He is danger of eating *uo wise they will be returned truth, that "if a milion gold was stoned to death.—Repub not executed for the want of had preceded her, all asking not unlike other people, how­ the food were always plain dollars were taken into the lie. and simple; in that case the fees. D. F. RAIRD 8HFF. for executive clemency for fa­ ever in this regard. Mr. Glad­ natural appetite would he a South at any time, and sown stone frankly confessed in ther, sister, son or brother. safe and sufficient guide. The right and left, they would all Many Persons are broken On reaching the president, parliament last winter that trouble is that the natural BROWN'S IRON BITTERS down from overwork or household cares. start for the North in a week Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the Mrs. Smith said in her sweet the policy of England on the appetite is too often spoiled cures Dyspepsia, In­ system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile, or two." way that at once attracted currency question was dicta­ by cakes, p.os, condiments and cures malaria. Get the genuine. digestion & Debility. Where is the cure? Not in ttu> attention of tie- big man: ted by the fact that it was and highly seasoned food. PROFESSIONAL. Attorney at Law © BOONE, J. MiKtPIIKW, Physicians & Surgeons. LOVILL It FLETGHER, Why the South Keep* Poor. �•• • < .« .. . ....... .. K*MUm The Watauga Demur at porously,die and bo buried, Planning has made her home without even having a dollar in his hands or possession. A DEMocitATirfa.nil v newsnaper ' \ t i i ± ~ devoted to the in tercet ol (jiun N()bof^ can eat m o m 7' wear ty, State aik> Nation. Published money, or live in it. It is a every Thumlay at Boone, Wa­ representative of though tami tauga Countv. N. 0. muscle. An ounce of gold, for the last fifty years, has been Cheerful unrt Hopeful. worth #20.07 because it re­ quired that much labor to Rev. Sam Jones w rites somewhat like he talks, in a produce it. An ounce of sil­ homely fashion. In a recent ver has only been worth oneletter to the the Tennessee six tee rich as much, because Methodist, he closes with this it took only one-sixteenth the bit of humor and philosophy. capital and labor to produce The stringency of financial it. A greenback dollar is mere matters has become general. ly a representative of the gold I hope it may be no worse. I and silver bullion stored in sometimes think the South the government t r a s a r .v was never in better shape tor Vaults. Every dollar repre­ the crisis. We never owned sents value—an equivalent in more or had less, A great brain and muscle. The gov­ many are like old Btg JoeUn ernment could print a bill­ derwood, of Rome, Ga., when ion million dollar bills, and he said ho was "Ready to die except for the coin behind in the name of the Lord; he them they are worth no more owed about as many as he than the labor it takes to didn't owe, and had nothing produce them. The govern 1o pay with, and therefore ment has no right to make money; and if it made mon­ he was even with the world The New York banks nbso- ey certificates as plentiful as totely refuse to rediscount pa the leaves of the forests, some per for many southern banks body must do something to and the banks arn pressing get these certificates; must their customers. If times get render val lie recei ved-or stea 1 much tighter some men will them. Money is n vehicle of he like Dick's hat band—they exchange, not. a government will give away nnderthe pies fiat, nor an arbitrary stan­ sure. It is consolation, how­ dard.—Ex. ever, to know that "naked The Formation of Foieheatls. we came into this word and In a book on "Character in naked we will go hence." In fact dresoesand shrouds ha vt the Face," the writer, on the no pockets. Three square authority of Aristotle, says meals a day, with somebody that "men with small fore­ to patch for us and darn our heads are ungovernable and socks, and we will make th< like swine. Those with low landing to the graveyard. foreheads are ruminative like Nine-tenths of our wcrry is cows. Owneis of rounded fore about something we bought heads are irritational as don and didn't need, or we bonght keys. Somewhat flat fore­ on speculation and the bears heads might be held for wise have got us. Rut it will soon like dogs. Square, regularly be blackberrj* time and then proportioned foreheads are water melons, and then pea­ magnanimous, like the lion. ches and then'possums. We Low foreheads incline to pas­ Melan­ will last till Christmas any sion and flattery. choly foreheads tend to harsh how. I have been worried somewhat in the past, but if ness." More recent anthro­ a man can't do any better pologists, however, hold <1 ifbe can always come out at feieiit views. According to the hole he went in at. I want these, "a narrow, contracted to keep out of the jail here receding forehead is to be ac­ and perdition hernfter, and cepted as a feature of inferi­ thereby I will save my scalp. ority; an ample, well formed one as a token of superior Sam Jones' Notion. brain development. A very I never saw the day that I high and bulging forehead in would not lay my head on a deed suggests water on the ralroad track and let the en­ brain rather than any partic gine cut it off before I would ularly exalted mental power, b e u n t r u e t o m y v o w s a n d and, on the other hand, idi­ the purity of my home. Some ots, and more especially mitimes the homes of honor are crocephalcs, have flattened, invaded, but it is a fact that retreating forehends, plainly south of Mason and Dixon's showing their lack of intelli­ line a man knows that wnen gence. In the forehead, as in he inyades a pure home and most things, a happy medi­ crushes the viitneof a pure um is the best.—Ex. Southern woman, that the The Groat Southern Remedy. price of the virtue of a sweet girl in the South is tfie life of People should not be de­ the scoundrel who took it, ceived into paying money for and I never want that law trashy mixturesgotten upto sell. Botanic Blood Balm,IB. abrogated. Roys. I haven't B. B.) which has been made a word to say against those in Atlanta for the past fif­ pale, sad faces we often see teen years, never fails to give on the streets; I used to de­ satisfaction as a superior mand their arrest. When a building lip tonic and blood purifier. It is made from the poor girl has lost her virtue prescription of an eminent she has lost all, and any man physician. The bottle is large with a wife and a inotherora and the doses small. See sister ought to extend a hel­ their advertisements and buy ping hand; and i say this to that, vhich is thoroughly en­ you, no gentleman will do to dorsed bv thousands of grate fill patients whom ii hascuranother man's wife or da ugh ed. A trial bottle will test ter or sister that he would its merits. not have done toward his Carlyle'* Lore fo; hi» Sister. own. Ain't that right ?. Ev­ When Thomas Carlyle died ery poor girl in this country in 1881, lie left to Mrs. Ha li­ is somebody's daughter, sis­ ter, or somebody's mother. ning property sufficient to Giv#» me a pure man, a n d rentier her independent for boys, if you are nothing else. the remainder of her life. For Re pure in your life and char three year after her husbands ac ter. death Mrs. Ha lining retained A hotit Money. her home, but finally relin­ Money is a convenience not quished it to reside with her, a necessity. A man can be daughter, Mrs. Leslie. bovn, live \iap\»i\y and prosSince 1881, therefore, Mrs. : •a with her daughter and her laughter's husband in their delightful farm at Drumquin, Ont., which is named after "Comely Bank" at Craiginputtock. She has her own apartment and in it sits day in and day out with books and her thoughts. The books which form her library arc rrnujy and valua­ ble and in most cases have the added interest of being gifts from her brother. Her collection of Carlyle'spublish ed works is complete and was given her volume by volume uh published by Carlyle him­ self. On the title page of each is an autograph inscription, always breathing the affec­ tion which he bore and show­ ed the sister from whom ho was so widely separated "From h e r affectionate brother, T. Carlyle," is the usual form of signature.—La dies' Home Journal OVERMAN'3 Pt'GIFIC OXYGEN IS THE ... " i' ' ?S «•:" -raslft! vjk; • RE AT M V 400 FIR£ PRECAUTION A NECESSITY Mm Factory. ICngioo itoom. IMuclilnc Shop, .liiibcrs' "mil t*:il 111 eid* Simps, nml any '•I) wicrs oiiv ivitsts <>r clollicB ar« used. • ny Mctxuo)vlcdi;c't bv till to l>e tlie best •)£ for tlio piii |),)«o ever invented. 8KND Kbit ritlCKS AT ONCK. ;ik E. Fiiis & Supply Co., 7<5*73 Poar! Street. Ooston. nXYOEKistheU life givingel- 3 SPray'bulB ement of air and water; without2 it there oan be no •MOUTH life. SPECIFIC 1 PUCE. 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Ask Grocer For It NEW ORLEANS, U I • T"' : of n iml llnr - .!>* ll ah'H*! I 'nxiu«, Tr»<l' yn J * -Mrbt*. f'-tt) frrt. •:12i . 4 a VO.g Ikuuil i.T. V'^fV; -SRJ" c m '•H One of the BIVnTTel eaeopea the wortal. Our fa'iIi(i>4.r. I.I. 1 unequal.-!, and lo iu(ru4ureeur »u|>vrvuim<d. we will hMprii toONt rrn-nti in r+ch loeallty. *-• Only (hoe. who wH«. to abomonerAllyou har. .nr. of ua at can make Shi the vhxnce tudnln Send Plump f«r tna*ireted Price U< Urt, return l« to ahow our to tboAP who rail- your nrifhbofi •tid thoa« around you Th« boThe Schumacher Gpaasisa Co. oS5T' "iffnnina: of thia sdmtiikniirat ® atioura the atnal] otid of thn tula a Tb« followhig rnt ffvra thr ap^Htranc« of it rAdorad H ;HFRE£ efcmttv flftlxlh part of it* bulk ll I* • ,r*nd, double ei*» l-leerof)., *. hrro .. (..*««, to rant- W, will *]m> nbow vou how f<m can m«k. from Art SHI; .1*. *, lr«.i, ft„m ovl *ip*rixnr* It-'t-r V. r1lo«t one- IVr Itfly *11 .i|irr.. rliArr** SddrcH, H IIAI.I.K'I rilt),, II..* sou. Pnuri * SI), Ma)JVB FOR DYSWTSIA, Indfgovtion, and Stomach dlsordors, take BHDWN'S IRON BITTER*. All dealers keep it, 91 per bottle. Genuine ha* trade mark and crowed red lines on wrapper. Onvents, and TreiVs-Mnr't# obteineiL and nil Pettut buximss conducted for Moderate Fees. Our Ovflce is OpFosHe U. S. Patent Office. and v. e can aornre patent In leaf time foan fllioM rcmoto from Waahlncton. 8<:ik 1 iBorlcl, dratvlnff nr phnto., with dcaoelp«ton. We advise, If patentable or noL k*o of ch tr^e. Our fio not due till natotet is socarod. A Pamphlet. "How to Obtain Patents." vcttk Dames nfactnal clients ln your State, ctwnty.ee town, sent free. Addreee, C.A.SNOWA.OOL Opposite Patent Office, Washington, 1^,^/ •Mi m KANSAS oust FOR YOUR HOME. ft":-- % 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 ENT Tetter, Ground Itch, Itching Piles, Ring If you have TETTER, it matters not how long it has existed, TETTERINE will as certainly cure you as you use It West and Northwest. WE WANT —AN— THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR Worm and all Itching Skin Diseases. R. R. GOING Finest and Iiest Fqnippro Road in the West. CURE BT&Y;J3T<e-YBT B ^ aT2>T-3 Oiiicaio MAlton CITY, DENVER, I I J ) ( . FREE TREATMENT at any drug ator#. And all points in Idaho, Wash . CACTERIN E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. ington, Oregon, Utah CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Caoterloe Medicine Co., Waco, Texae, and California. III. | |ROYAE S. M. CO., Rcckford. C'litiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ Address BLOOD BALM CO , Atlsat*. Qs. Is easily earned by auv one of either sex in anj part of the country, wlto is willing to work Indus trlonsly at the employment which we furnish. The labor is light and pleasant, and yon run no risk whatever. We fit you ont complete, so that you can give the business a trial without expense to yourself. For those willing to do a Utile work, tills Is tilt grandest nffrr made. Yon can work nil day, or in the evening only. If you arc em­ ployed. and have a few spare hours "at your dis­ posal, utilise thnm, ami add to your income, — our business will not interfere at all. Yon will be amazed on the start at the rapidity and en«e by which you amass dollar upon dollar.'day In ana day out. Lven beginners are successful from the first hour. Any one can ran the business — uomfail. You should try nothing else until von see for yourself wlint voe can do at the tiusines; which we offer. No capital risked. Women agrand workers; nowadays they make ax mm.as men. They should try this business, u* it I, well adapted to tliern. Write at once and see for yourself. Address H. ItAI.I.K.TT A < <».. TAKE THE �The WatTija Democrat —in iMi r Watauga baptist Uuion. ticulars apply to I. W. Thorn NOTICE. CO OC O O CO c c o c c c The next seassion of t h as, Hibriten, N. 0., or W. B. Salo of the State's Irtoriwt in the Cabl Editor Democint: \7 A IWfjQ • • • ••••••• •» •• • - »•?•—. M.•«., — well and Watauga Tiiru-pikc . . "~7" "| Perhaps a lew lines about " atauga Baptist Union wiHI j Councill, Boone, N. C. 1 i>< "K»wrty, Editor. . Road Coiu|)ai>y. -n r s n u K. C. Rivers, Publisher I ^ prices f « goods, etc., will convene with Mt. Gilead Bap' a «s In pursuance of t h e provisions tist church at Beech Creek, j flSllSflliB FSOKliS interest your readers. o f t h e a c t o f t h e General A s s e m ­ ()N C., on Friday before the Special Attractions: Matchless bly of the State of North Caroli­ Grain is cheaper here than Ihur&day July 20 th, IS OS. in North Carolina, except fifth Sunday in Julv, 1893, climate. Wonderful health record na to sell the State's interest in Delightful hoinelife. Well ordered the Caldwell and Watauga Turn­ Hon. A. C. Avery, Associ­ corn, there being but little C. S. Farthing will preach the Course ofinstructions. Thorough pike Road Co., ratified the 6th ate .Justice of the Supreme grown here and it is small introductory sermon at 11, ly equipped gymnasiums. Music day of March, 1893, tlit> under Court o" North Carolina, and dwarfish. I have h a <1 o'clock, a. rn. Organization under the celebrated Prof. Gra- signed commissioners appointed bau (German). Art. under Miss under the said act will sell to the sends UH with his compli­ no corn bread such as we nt 1 o'clock. Blythe (Paris). House in seven highest bidder for cash at 1 h r ments, the memorial address have in the Emit since I left Questions for discussion. acres of wooded lawn in the heart post office door at Patterson, N. made by him on life and char N. C. Roasting ears sell at 1. Woman's rights in the of a beautiful city. Rooms finely 1 on Thursday, the 27th day of finished. Steam heating and sun July, 1893, the State's interest acter of Lieut. Hen. L). H. 15 cts. per dozen, and small church ? Speakers:—J. 11. Far itary plumbing throughout. The in said Tarn-pike Road Company, Hill, Ma.v 10, before the La­ at that; Irish potatoes, 1 ct. I thing 11. L. Palmer and Wm. charges as. low as a fine school it being 312 1-2 shares of stock can make them. Send for cata at the par value of $20 per share. dies' Memorial Association per pound; blackberries, 35 Cannon. The stock will be sold in lots of 2. Jinortance of f a m i 1 y logue. Address cts. per gal.; peaches, 5 cts. at Ruleigh. We thank Judge ten shares, excepting one lot of REV. JUMEH ATKINS, Avery kindly for this most per pound; apples, $1.50 per prayer. Speakers: — James 2 1-2 shares. The sale will com­ N. C. mence at 12 o'clock, M. This excellent address. Gen. 1). H bushel, a n =d sorry at that; Trivett, E. J. Norris and Da­ June 27th, 1898. Hill was a very conspicuous apricots, 5 cts per pound; on­ vid Green. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. •r. B. C LARKE, ) 3. Liqyor and religion. officer of the late war. He ions, 1% cts. per pound. Lin­ G. W. F. H ARPER , ! Coins. KQTJIPMFNT:—Faculty of twen­ was born in South Carolina er; collars such as you buy Speakers;-Jacob Youncdand ty-live teachers, eleven buildings, S. L. P ATTERSON seven scientific laboratories, li­ but lived in this State nt the East for 12% cts. sell here for Smith H again a n. 4. The work of the laity brary of 30,000 volumes and 316 time of the warandcomman- 20 cts. each. Beef, 15 'cts. students. dcd North Carolina trpope per pound; bacon hams, 18 in the church. Speakers':—1). INSTITUTION.—F i ve general at the outset of the war as to 20 cts. per pound. Cali­ C. llaiman and Abram Ho­ courses; six brief courses, •profes­ sional courses in law, medicine, Colonel. All confederate sol­ coes and goods in that line tel?. 5. Should we fear Roman engineering and chemistry;' op­ diers would be pleased to are about as they are jn Wa­ itional courses. read Judge Avery's address tauga. Board is $5.00 per Chit holier ascendency? Speak­ EXP IONS B8:—Tuition, $00 per V.> wi.h t o end a ft'IM;1 ion toonv on this brilliant Confederate week. Now you can see how ers—J. J. L. Sherwood and year. 'Scholarships and loans for line of second-hand the needy. General, as it calls up many it is that it costs so much to J. F. Spainhour. Luggies, Carts, wogons, It is desired that a repre- Address PRESIDENT WINSTON, reminiscences of the war in live here. A man must have Chapel Hill, N. (1 Hatks, Harness Etc, money or be a tramp (called sentation froth each Baptist ist which they took a part. a hobo here.) There arethou ejmreh in Watnug county be They are almost good as new, NOT ICC. Hunter L. H a r r i s . Prof. sands of tramps heie. The present and participate in the and'persons wishing (o buy can Geology in the T J Diversity North Carolina. Watauga coun town authorities have a live­ discussions. ty. Superior court before ( h e secure bargains by <• filing on us. North Carolina, was drown­ ly time with them. Each one We have a big lot of NBA' D AVID G REENE J clerk. Mary and Blanche Ilagned in Lower Little River, ir. of them has a blanket and \V. S"i F ARTHING, ) U()iu, man vs. ,J. R. Hagaman. i Harnett county, on th »14th goes out of town to sleep. As The defendant ab »vo named BUGGIES. WAC \ 2 TS. THIS J. J. T. R EESE , j H AR\'I>V Ac will lake notice that a motion inst.» He and Prof. Holmes, the air is dry and no dew nor The people quickly recognizt h a s been m a d e l>efne m e 1 >v th<» on hand, wldeh will be sold on State Geologist, were exam­ rain it is more pleasant to ; moot- and this is the reason that plaintiffs in this action, to revive reason.tllie terms If we havcuot ining the formation along sleep out of doorn tlmn in a ithe ssles of Hood's Sarsaparilla a judgment which elands in the gf-t w!mt von wart, we will 1 , , the river. After they had fin­ house. rhey collect . towns |j are coutinuallv increasing try it. name of the plaintiffs &utl against, take pleasure in getting any in -— r — on the ished their work Mr. Harris about saloons by dozens and ; Justice W alter ( bnk,Y»fthe the defendantsSuperior judgment thing lor you in our line. We buy docket of the court of went in bathing and not be­ they are arrested and put in ; khpnauc t <»urt of North (bli­ this county, f(.r the sum of $500 i.lk.eet from manufacturers find I MEAN BUSINESS. ing a good swimmer w nrs the sweat-box or run out of °''ua, lias hem \e?-v ill, but as principle, witeh interest o n can, therefore, give you vfry -<>same from the 22nd day of J uly, drowned. Mr. Harris was a town, to turn up of course ' s improving.!* < . 1884, and for cost of action. cinae prices. young man and was station­ Wo have a full line of new liar 1 rom now until the first day The Railroad Commission Said notice made returnable be­ fore me fit my office at the Court uess—Collars, "bridles, etc.—ev­ of Api il I will sell my stork .) ed in Ashe county two years There are hundreds of men has completed the uwsesment house in the town of Boone, N.C. ago. who have been allured here in North Carolina for taxa- on the 14th day of August, 1893 erything in the harness linei Can The ship Falcon, comman­ by the prospect of good wa­ on. The aggregate amount when and where the defendant is beat the world cfn prieefi. required to appear and sli o w WaS" We will t.gke in exchange, ded by Lieut. Penrv, on an ges who have become dis­ is near $25,000,000. * _ c a u s e i f a n y h e h a s , w h y s a i d horses, mules, and also good bee »•—ANI)— A diamond weighing near judgment shall not be revived as expedition to the north pole, couraged and turned tramps. safely passed St. John's, New The fact is that rich men's two ounces was recently ta­ prayed for byplaiitf iffs. This the cattle. Give us a call. U EMC EE, CRAIG & CO. Foudlarul, where it took on sons are the city tramps. The ken out of a corundum mtlie •27th day of June, 1893. JoE B. T ODD, G. S< C. Lenoir A. C. coal and general supplies. worst element in society here in Macon county, The own­ At '0 percent itboftf L'eut. Peary returned about i s n o t t h e C h i n e s e , b u t t h e er was offered $10,000 for it. NOTICE. s year ago from a similar ex­ wicked, profane, gambling, Mr. M. D. Miller, ofCataw State of North Carolina, Wa­ pedition, having gone further pleasure-seeking sons of rich ha county, raised from one tauga county, in t he Sup, court than any other explorer. We men in California, f walked grain of wheat tweritd-one before the clerk. C. A. Grubb. vs. heirs h ope. t b a11 h i s 1 aft t m o rem en t i n t o a p r a y e r m e e t i n g t h e stniks, which contained 1,- the virtueof John Grubb deceased. By of a decree of t he Supe­ If you don't thifrk I mean it will succeed, *&is many lives other night and out of eighty 90 grains of wheat. rior court of Watauga county made in the above named cause, I have just received a nice come and look through have been lost and much suf­ persons in the meeting sixty K o l l y S p r i n g C o l l e g e . !, a commissioner appointed by line of Dress Go'odft cofirlfttfering endured by former ef­ of them were women and on­ said court, will on the 7th day of ing of Br.tier, Johnson, Co., Tom. forts made to reach the north ly three young men. That Aug., 1893, offer for sale to the Beautifully and accessibly highest bidder on 6 and 12 mo?, White and Black Urnwas in a church that boasts pole. located. broided Skirting. A time with approved security a The papers have reported ! of six-hundred members. Last Ample boarding accommo­ 1-8 interst in a nine acre tract of J oil dontt f»nrrhase. big lot of White land lying on the head wtiters of that the cholera has been ra­ night 1 was in a prayer meet­ dations. Goods, Worsteds 7 ^ I hate a largo *oork pud Lax urn's creek, in this county ad Faculty of six teachers. ging in Northhampton Cod ing with thirty persons and and etc. A nice want to get rid of it before Two hundred and eighty joining the lauds of Thos. John­ this State, and that Reveral there WUR not a single young son and others. Also a 1-8 inter­ line of ladies' Spring: man present. We have in Wa five students last year. est in a 25mere tract of land ly­ deaths have occurred from Both sexes admitted. Trimmed a n d Untrimmed the disease. Dr. II. R. Lew­ tauga some worthless young Thorough work, done in all ing on New River adjoining the. oHATS lands of L. Morpnew and others. is. Superintendent of Board men, morally, but few ever branches. Said lands being the undivided in CA X JJ AND LOOK ! "Ti Next session begins Aug.. terest belonging to the heirs of Also Trimmings, Tips and of Health, states there is no sink so low in the scale as the Mowers for Hats. average young man of Cali­ 7. 1893. " Mary Wtnebarger deed. The na­ foundation for the report, W ri te fo r od t a Togi i p / ture of which action will more ful A nice lino of Indies fornia. The rich young man whatever, that the disease is J AS . H . S MITH, P BES'T. ly appear in said proceeding held unci Gent's Shoes. is to he pitied anywhere and 1 would -all yonr attention only a severe form oF dysen­ hefore the clerk of said eountv. Big lot of Tin-ware especially here, As a rule if tO 1 he lag cut in prices iii my THE MIRTH CAROLINA This June 20 1898. ' , Glass-ware a n rl tery. a young man knews his pa­ College of Agriculture and Mechanic­ U. A. Grubb. Corn. Other hTf'5. Queens-ware- A good The officials of the govern­ rents have enough to back al Arts. J/OVILL& FLETCHER Attv's. line of Notions. A big ment are now taking a rest him in laziness and idleness, Will begin its Fifth Sesssion lot of Jeans and CottTotlc^ of Seizure. from their labors preparing|i ie becomes a pest, and here Sep. 7,1893. Tlris Cvdlege is tonados. Just comef for to enter in their duties j Hie young men are hardly now well equipped for iUsspc- United States Internal Revenue cial work, having extensive In 500 gahms of CroekoryAsheviile, at the convening of Congress, worth attention for they are wood and iron shops, Cfruvful Collector's office,given ol the N. C. ware. Notice is hereby seiz­ in extra session on the 7th ; j one r in morals than the hea ly fitted up drawing rooms, ure of the following property lor We are Agent for Helton day of August, ne\'t. Much j then. I know of good chris- chemical, botanical andHor- viida.fi MI ofthe^'InternalRevenue Woollen Mills. tire'"United St aTes: Two wiTl then be expected oi 1 he Han tnen whose sons tramp t icult ural hi horn buries, green la,'w.s 'of of corn whiskey contain­ A big lot of Cloth now on barrels faw-mnkers mid they ought around at night, never al­ house and barn. i n g a b o u t 7 5 g a l l o n s , seised n e a r hand. The (caching force for t h e t o rest, for it wi" be mighty j tending church or S u n d a v next year consists of 15 num. Sugar Gro\*e, N. C. Any person Just received a nice lot of hot both ais to the weather j School, visit saloons, go1.1 The two courses lead to grad or persons claiming said proper­ ty are hereby notified to appear! and legislative matter. I drunk, yisit houses of ill nation in Agriculture mid in Udore 1 he undersigned at his ol-; Sbcretary Hoke Smith has j fame, gamble, attend horse Mechanical and Civil Engin­ fiee in Asheviile, within 30 days Brown and Granulated, and eering, from date and make s?reh rlalirf;, j -© ( offre. visited the" Pot ten Indian a-1 races and shooting matches Total cost a year, including or ilie property will be declared A big lot c !' Hoes, gency in North Dakota, and on Sunday, swear and blackforfeited to the United States. board; Nails, This Juiie 19th 1898. was met by n band of two!guard on the streets. These County students, $93.50 Horse shnesv hundred Indians from the In- are sons of christian parents, Day students, $123.50. \V. \V. ROLLINS,Collector5th O . Y shoes Dist rict of N. C. For catalogues apply to dustrial school, which was h ou say they ought to be re etc. G, HARDIN, D. C. A Q II OLEADY , Pres., led by a brass band. Chief j formed? Yes, but if you could Raleigh, N. C. W o o n a t a n p r e s e n t e d t h e p ip e j c o m e i n c o n t a c t w i t h t h e i n ROaB'BH OF r .tCCTRIClTY. No goods snR oh time, un­ less secured by mortgage. JrJLfi. T.c'TJ of peace to the Secretary. j.vou would think it a hard FOR SALE! f,f n»cj Nil h SU .. iRsllfBld task. They n re not of ten (> ri for; ?,<> Tr.'-n tntent oi ."tis'otslr, in the town of Boone, a com The steamer Ardangarm is Recollect: that I will sell r'c-fs -tcis','V ,-•« j. ri .f;;> eo'rj, the street* only on Sundays fori aide dwelling house with rrhafe, »Vfa-iie, bi.d all you good goods and will not quarantined in New York OMflriral Ba^oanen. i'X'RR and at nights. 6 rooms and five fire places, «ICA».DnrSED In nil rase* misrepresent my wares. Come harbor on account of yellow nrrnnxo'' anrt tnlteti. fend Mttf with nine acres of land, good cents in stamps ft.r Koolt ot, and E. F. J ONES. see my stock whether above discuses, svd hau to I fever, of which disease one of 'etire them. Cull or nddresa. j spring, somenppie, peach and you buy or not. Julv 7, 1893. 1 ,fBR. ALBERT F. Sit'ELL & CO., the officers is said t o h a v e j chestnut trees,situated some ' ' ^ ti r-tion t\ii fyrr.p4t. KnhXVlik, TfWfi* ] PESRECTFULI/^ Most Respect lully, aster and 1300 yards from Main st reet died f ,'ne wadding from Fort' occurred a ! It is a desirable private resi priva f For Bfcilaria^ Liver Trou.<> enlH stn will , ifi i^c) i ble.orTndlgeetion^use \m i! 27, BROWN'S IRON BITTERS P CX I' oiu Woodlan , California. Asheviile, SAY I of is NO L M niJG TO I Hi AW TRADE! somewhere else. CLOTHWi OVERCOATS ^ LOOK OUT! > COST! my STOCK It wont cor4 vow nue cent if SUGAR . : - ice C, D. TAYLOR W. I, l»5VA\ �SUBSCRIPTION RATE S To T HE W ATA UGA DEMOCRAT t ciopyl ye&r... " 6 months " 8 months •....$1.00 50 85 you to biing it to 1iirn. lines. It gradualod its first —II. H. Purkw, of lOli Zfl ; oi»s»in June, but til: once bethton, Tt'ttn., writes ua lma!1 J' of t l i m ! *<>»"« tlnit the fit J block owned bv ,Bte Pl >ed l n t o lucrative busi. it. T. Pinker, of Washington I l,ww - P" a »nouiiceinmit. apCit.y, was destroyed by fire this issue, on the morning of the 13th —Dr. U I.. Aboniel h,v. Pre.-c A I ) V E R T I 8 I N G It A T E 8 . $ .75 i inch 1 week. 1.75 in St. " 1 month " 3 6 " 8.00 CUurcli Resolutions, Whereas as our pastor has res gtied to take charge of another church, and whereas he has so long been with us. Be it Resolved: 1st. That it is with regret that we part with ident. of Rutherford College, him. delivered his famous lecture —Messrs. Munlock, Cooue, 2. That we held him in 5.00 " 0 " 7.00 White and others, of Ktates- on the ' Mind and Soul" to a j high esteem, as a defender of '' 1 year ....... 9.00 vilie. spent Inst week in VYa- large audience in the court column 1 week | our faith, and would recom­ " 1 month..;. >.....18.50 house in Boone on last Tues­ u << tauga. They were out for mend him to tlie confidence 25.00 day night. At the close of 6 " *>7.501 reurenliQii aud pleasure and of any and ail churches, and 1 year 50 00 H A J ( ] 0](] Watauga w a H the! the lecture .he gave a~ short the brotherhood generally. . , .. , / 4 1 t , s k e t c h o f h i s l i l e , . J . P w ^n g t i n sho i place to hud an abundance of 3. That our prayers and disadvantages under whhdi input hies go with him. Entered at the Post-office at both. he has labored, and still b.v Adopted in Church Conl'ei Boone, N. 0., as second-class —Little Blanche, the three his indefatigableeffort, helms ence, this June 10, 1893. in ail matter. r i his doiie by order of the year old daughter of Mr. and proven to a clear demonstra Mrs. J. 0. Horton, of New tioti what a young man can church at Brushy Fork June LOCAL NEWS. [B. B. DOtlGHERTY. P RINCIPAL.] U'Ver, died on thy evening of do, and make of himself by 30, 3893 J. A. 1' RESNELL , Clerk. ' —Thfi fanners are busy in (he 15th inst. The little girl close application to study. [MISS MART MOORE, Music..] w a s s e v e r e l y b u r n e d s o m e He stated that he had been Located in one of the most moral and healthful com­ their bay and rye harvests. munities in N. 0. Eight we)larranged buildings. Tho board­ —David Horton of \ ilus, weeks ago by upsetting e ket teaching for 56 years' com­ tie of boiling water upon-hefi- menced without any educa­ ing- facilities are thcjjiicKt. The cheapest good school in is erecting: a handsome new self from which she suffered tion, applied himself to study our country. Opens August 34, 93. For other informa­ residence. until her death. and finally graduated at Trin tion address the Principal, or Mr. F. P. Moore, Globe. N.C. —Mastei Jake Hhuford. of —Col. D. C. Dagger tells us it.v, wit iiout ever ha vinggone Hickory* is visiting Master of a jrliff on Braver Dams in to school. Hi 1 has made a Bieward Coffey. which a skeleton of a man veritable Eiihu Burnett of —Elbert Vaiuioy, of Lenoir, and also a. dog were found. himself. Has been leaching is very sick with fever nt his T h e old hunter's butcher six distinct languages forthe brother's in Bit Hie. knife was also found. Other past fifteen years. We think Shrewd buyers are always after good bargains, and this lends that, class of our citizens to inspect mv display —flew R. P. Pell will prendi developments will be made his life is worthy the emula­ of NEW GOODS. in tile Methodist church in soon, and other things may tion of all young men. He AZrs. Mrtrv E. O'Fallon Boone on. next Sunday night. be found but nothing to hhm has been teaching at Ruther­ I receive new goods every vveei< which I am selling at of J'l.jua; ()., Ely a tho I'hybargains that will save you money. Just received a lot of ftlctnria arc Astonished, tify the lost man wi'l proba­ ford for forty-two years, and — Many of Our Voiing peo­ oml look nt her like one ladies' low-cut shoes or slippers in black and tan colors. A during that, time has given ple attended Quarterly Meet­ bly evet- be found. boautiiul line of wide ribbons and flowers for hat trim­ ing; at Benson's Chapel last — L. L. Oreefie has room to gratuitous education totwen ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions very cheap. Sunday. be justly proud of the ad ty-two hundred pupils. He Long aod Terrible illness Come t-j see me when in need of goods'. I will sell you very is a remarkably well preserv­ from Blood Poisoning —Macon f>. Shout-, of Lit vHneements made his daugli- ed man, being now seventylow. 1 have just received a large lot of Mason's Fruit jars tie Doe, Term., was in town tei', Miss Biti i, who lias re­ two years old, and seems to that I will sell cheap. I want a lot of young chickens,eggs Completely Cured by Hood's Sarsaparllla. last week on his way to Globe cently returned from High retain the zeal and energy etc.-, for wInch i will pay good prices: n'.so roots and herbs. Mrs. Mary S. O'Fallon, a very Intelligent Point College. Judging from to visit relatives. lady of PI,qtta. Ohio, was poisoned while as­ Give me your tr >de and I will do y >u right eyery time. what we saw of her work in that must ha ve characterized sisting physicians at nn autopsy 5 years ago, —til a HI'flier coldrritl will no &&~N07ICE\ 1 have just completed a black smith shop and soon terrible ulcers broke out on her Art; her advancements have his youthful da vs. head, arms, tongue and throat. Iler hair all and ha ve secured the services of a first-class workman in found the announcement of came, out. She weighed but 78 Jbs., and saw been rapid. Her work is most no prospect of help. At last she began to both wood and iron, and 1 ask you to bring mey our work, lloliev Spring College. Read Superb, and shows the care­ NOTICE. take Rood's Sarsaparllla and at once lmit. I hereby give notice that [ [ proved; cculd soon get out of bed and walk. or 1 will have you a new wagon built on short notice"!" Give ful training that she has had, She says: "I became perfectly curod by me a call when in need of work, and I will give you low pri —Dev. J. F. Davis will mid close application on her have sold my entire interest Hood's Sarsaparilla in tli** Watauga Hotel (Jo. to ces; piVJcli in the Baptist church own part. Mr. D. I) Lofiand and will af and am now a well woman. I weigh 128 lbs., Yours Anxious to Please. eat well and do the work for a large family. in Ro me on the flth Sui —Thr? Mt. Airy District Con ter this date have no further My cose seems a wonderful recovery and day, at 11. a. m. at ino in astonishment, WILL W. HOLSCLAW. feivnee of the M. E. Church interest in the debts due, Jor physicians look ralKrit from the dend."as ftlmost like one payable to said Co.. and will ^Mr. D. B. .1 anii"v. of Phil South, will convene at SparHOOD'S PlLLS Should be in every family --.J1L.ULJJ1 be responsible for no eon- medicine chest. Once naed, Always preferred. Hdefptfia, lias arr^ejl and we t.'a, N. on Thursday- the tracts made after June 28th, LAND SALE; WOODRUFF. are glad to liatfe him among 27th inst. Following n»-e the 3.893, by or with said Co. I FSTA55USHED Y. Superior Courts Watauga eountis again. delegates from Boonecircuit: cordially recommend the new ry. James G. Rose vs. Tho's. A. -2-Miss Mattie Must h n s J II. Taylor, L. II. Mk'hcel, firm to the public, and hope Dagamau and wile, Jan. V. Hamy friends will give t h„c m gaman and wife and Sarah flaheetf appointed post master L. D Cole and LM), Graham.'} their support. Very truly, gh'man, Oommiassioners. 176 & 173 Cay Street, KFJOXV3 ULE, TUIHfc at Sugar drove. A good ap­ The alternates are R. L. Bing J. G EO. F IN LEY. • As ccinmissfoner appointed by h im and J. F. Hardin. All pointment;Y •' the court in case of J as, G. Rose HARDWARE. the delegates are respectlull.v against Thomas A. Hagaman Cutlery , Axes, NeBa Looks, HI r»^aa. To Ota, Korea av»d 0DITUARY. — Rev. Mr. Miller, Episco­ IVIule j.hoes, &c , &c. requested to ue present at Sarah. Jas. pal minister,-will preach at Died on Cove Creek, July a id wife wife Nannie C.P. Haga­ man aud and Sa­ A€>RfCULTURAL gf^PL^WEHTSthe opening of Conference at St. Luke's church in Boone 30,1883 little T illie Dale, rah Hagaman. widow ol Thomas Cemalne Oliver Chiliad Plows, S yracue© HUtstde 1 Of o'clock Thursday morn­ at "11. a. in. next Sunday . daghter of Emma and Lar- Hagaman, deck. I will Hell to the Bro-wn's Double Shovel Ptows, Cidor M Ills, Straw Cut­ ing. ter's, Lawn P</!ovvers, Corn Shelle rs, Hay I^Qrks, Scythes, highest bidder lor li e kin Pinion, aged two months court house door incash at f the —Mrs. David Norris, who Cr adle and Snaths, Barbed Wlr e, &c-, & c. Boone011 —Some days ago IIamp and 21 days. On Monday 4th day of Sept., 1893, it being has been living in Boone this COH1'RACTOR3' CUPRUE8. Dynamite, Blasting Powder, S^e-ol, Iron.:Shovels. Plcfcasummer, lias moved back to Saunders, who lives on the about noon the pearly gates the first Monday in said month, Mattocks, Scrapers, Sledge and Drill Ha mmers, BkickRich Mountain west of town, of lieaveil swung open on ghg? following valuable tracts of her old home on meat Camp. smith Tools, Whoolbarrows, &o. land lying and being in swore out a warrant for his their golden hinges and the county. 1st tract lvingWatauga on YVa- AS^ mUU'iYlOK, SPORTING G TCOS. —Prof. Era ileum cordially father and had him arrested, angels marched in and claim­ lauga River adjoining the lands Parker's-t-hot Guns, Remington, Baker and Ervgrllsrt ftrHteS all who are interested charging that he had made Shot Guns, Winchester and Colt's 'Rlfle^, i^oaded ed little Lillje Dale as their of A. B. "vUist, Jacob Wagner and others, known as the Thomas A. in education to be present an assault, upon him with a Shells, Rifio Powder, Shot, Load , Fish Hooks and Lmes, own. While the angels are Hagaman farm, the same con­ Fishing Rods, &c. at the Teacher's Institute at stick, nn <T had also assaulted rejoicing over the new flower taining 284 acres more or 1 i-v. SPECIALTIES. ' v the (*>urt house on Satur­ the wife of said Hump, with that has bloomed in the con For the bounds ot this land r< I'mSash, Doors and Blinds, Rubb ar and Loather Belting day. Circular Saws, Window Glass, Fire-proof Safes, Wire his fist. The father was ar- servatory of theeteriml King ence is hereby made to book ot Screen Doors and Window Fra mes, Pa»p©r Bags, &©. mortgages, pages 540-41-42 reg­ ' —We are indeed sorry to rained before a justice for the the parents are almost heart ister's office Watauga county. EVERYTMIWG ON WHEELS. learn that James P. Taylor, offense, but as there was no broken over t he loss of one 2nd track lying on waters of Buggies, Pnaetons, Carriages, Spring V Vagons, Moun­ tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wa :ons, Two Wheel Carts. of Elk Park, iaquite sick. Dr. proof, to criminate him, he so dear. Sweet mother, do Brushy Fork creek being lot No. Send for Catalogue and prices. 2, as allotted to J. P. Hagaman (Tpuneill, of our town, is at­ waS released, and theson'was not grieve for your darling- out of the real estate o! Thomas Special attention given to orders by mall. We rasDecfY tending him and we trust he taxed with the cost, little Liilie, for ere long you Hagaman. sr.. dcd., as one of the li irs of said Hagaman, the same fully solicit your patronage. may soon recover. — We have a private letter will clasp her where all is adjoiuingthe lauds of J. L. Hayes W. W. WOODRUFr & .CO. -MY B. Dougherty has been from Rev. E. F. Jones, of friendship, joy and peace. /.•Ada.u.y and others containing employed lo take charge of Woodland, Cub He informs "The little crib is empty- 75 acres more Or less. 3rd tract 173 & 173 Gay Street, KfrOXVl LLE, TENK lying ofi Waters of Brushy Fork the school at Globe Academy us that he will be stationed now, the lit. le cloths laid by, creek, beirig lot No. 1 as allotted ] find thenext session will begin at Dixon, Cab, until the last a mother's hope a father's to 8arah Haganiau out of t li e Aug. 34. See large add else- of August, where he will sup­ jo.v in death's cold arms doth real estate of Tlios. Hagamaif. part of his X ply the church of Rev. Jor­ lie, Go, little pilgrim, to t hy deed, as her the same estate as his widow, adjoining »S(), EVERY-ONE should save all they can and TOO home on yonder blissful shore should begin bv buvirig your -Mr. A. R. Vale, the urbane dan, who comes to North Car we miss thee here, but soon t h e l a n d s o f Z . A d a m s , J . R , H a ­ gaman and others and contain­ olina, his native State, on a travelling salesman for J. C. w i l l c o m e w h e r e t h o u h a s t ing 75 acres more or less. For Ayer & Co., with his w.fe and furlough. We have received, calls of the last two mentioned And not of' the man who runs the wagon and sells for .f50 or ^60 gone before." sister-in-law, Miss Gentiy, of published, from time to time • rat! sol au*J refer n e is hci-ebv } will sell you as good for $25. Machine needles that Iwil fit any/ E LLA G REENE. a number of letters from liitn - }A 1°. T0'". n! |M<'': pages machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. 1 have a good stock" Jefferson, s p e n t Tuesday r tO-41-42 Registers office watan- of fishing tackle. Reeds, 4 0 cts to $3. Joint rods 75 cts to $1.50, and they have been rea'd with What I)o Yon Take night at the Bryan House. ga county. Sab- of the aforesaid much interest by our people, Medici ne for ? Because you a re lands will be made to satisfy a Trout flics 60 els per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per —Our friend Damp Taylor, and we appreciate his kind­ sick and want to get well, nr be­ judgment in favor of Hie plaintiff dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and seins of any lengtlv complete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent b'y mail. o Watauga boy, writes ITS ness in sending them. cause you wish to prevent illness. James G. Rose against tin defen­ Do not fail to write tor viices. Respectful! v., Then remember that Hood's Sar- dants thomas A Hagaman, J P.. from Jacobia, Texas, t h a t -The growth the North sn pari 11 v CURES all disease caused Hagaman nnd Others obtained hereafter lie will be located Carolina College of Agricul­ by impure blood*and debility of ; at spring term of Superior court at Cottonwood, Idaho, where M ay 21,91. KNOX VILLE, 7 ENN. the system. It is not what its pro- j of Watauga county 3 791 lor the he will practice law. We wish ture and Mechanic Arts has prietors say but what Hood's 8ai sum of .^4,000 as principal with been very remarkable. Start­ saparilla does, thai tells the sto- interest on same from 2nd day of Hatnp much success. ing four years ago with one ry of its merit, Be sure to g e r A p r i l 1889 u n t i l paid, and cost Relicrp* all soreiiMS of the mucous (nenbrkna tnd curesGONORRHCEA AndGLHET in I to(lays. No —Dr. R. D. Jennings has ar building and five professors liood's and only Hood's. of action. Said judgment subject other treatment necessary. Never causes stricture or leaves any Injurious alter cdectt. Price, ft. Sold by druggists. rived in the county and will present, and with little equip Purelv vegetable—Hood's rills, to credits as follows: Jan. 26th, BLOOo BALM C0.,P:j'>, Atlanta, 6aI '92, $625; April 28, '98, $286.59. be in Boone durinttneit week m e o t i i t n o w h n g s i x bnik |. 25 ct«." Title in fee simple will he made to payment of the pr?pp.red t o d o yonr dental ings^ fifteen professors a n d Tho locusts have put in + he purchaser work. If you wish to have| teachers, and a complete e- appearance in Mitchell eoun- purchase money, t v Sr * lA'Tfm'n. PottiThiwsioueiL SUBSCRIBE r JO THt DEMOCRAT.. $1 PER YEAR' TV loncst work done v * edvlsr nirnmefit b? ,ri! \nv GLOBE ACADliMY. iaisei from the f? W. W. W0Q08IUF & ce. - :SK ARE H A R D I'MES SEW1NCIHACHIKE8 M 3IK. %. l\ ANGEL, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 43 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/860d13d553977a5fe5ab51392cb4c289.pdf b203dd3582e693bdbd5db046979e0001 PDF Text Text VOL 5 PROFESSIONAL. BOONE, COUNTY, N. C., TIIUI18DA1\ LETTER. in some particulars the peers The Wife of the Fi st Governor of Tennessee. of any men who have ever From our Regular Correspondent. W. B. C0UNC1LL, Jit. served therein, hut if there iH One day in Juiri 1776, there War talk is again heard in any one of them who possess came to Watauga Fort,Ten­ ATTORNEY AT LAV. preeminently nil the qualities nessee, for protection from Boone, N. C. Washington und, as usual, of a good leader he is not the Indians, a part)* of set­ the naval officers are hoping that there may besomething known a t •his time. It may tlers, among whom wasCath W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). in it. It is not complimenta­ be because there are so ir any erine Sherrill, a young girl Boone, N. C. ry to the British government able democrats in the House distinguished for nerve and Resident Physician. Office that no one of them has dis­ fleet ness. She was a daring on King Street north of Post which is pledged by formal tinguished himself above a and graceful rider on horse treaty t o abide l>y the decis­ Office. ion of the arbitrators in the score of his colleagues, thus back, and could outrun or .'till ing Sea dispute, t h a t so making it appear that t h e out leap most of the men of DR. L. C. REEVES. many people should he wil­ party lacked a leader, such her acquaintance. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ling to believe that the mass­ a s Sam Randall or Orpheus The day after their arrival, Office at Residence. ing of war ships and troops Kerr was. Whatever the cause a group of women had stroll­ Boone, N. C. in the Pacific indicates a dis­ b f this condition of affairs ed out a little way .from the position t o dispute by force may he it offers a splendid fort, when they were surpris­ L. I). LOWE, the decision of the arbitra­ opportunity to the new mem ed by a party of savages, who killed one woman and endea­ tors, should it be against bers to come to the front. Rep. Gatehings, of Missis­ vored t o take the otherspris Englaiivf, as it is generally AND b e l i e v e d i t w i l l b e , b u t t h e sippi, who was a member of oners. The Indians cut off NOTARY PUBLIC, British government has up committee on Rules of the the direct passage to the gate BANNER'S ELK. N. C. on more than one occasion last. House, and who will, it of the fort, and the women in the past displayed some is believed, occupy a similar were obliged t o take a eiivery qrner ideas of the mean­ position in the next House, euitous path, hoping to be ing of international honor. has arrived, and, and as lie able to climb the palisades. .17 lORNLY A1 LAW, It has been suggested here expects to stay a long time Miss Sherrill reached the M A IRON, N. C that the talk about the Eng­ he brought his family along. walls in safetv, nnd was be­ lish not. accepting the decis­ Mr. Gatehings has the same ing helped over by some per­ -(o)ion »all originated b,v the idea that mo.it of the demo­ son on the inside, when his Will practice in the courts oWahuiga, Ashe, Mite:hell, McDow­ English, for the purposeof in crats who served in the last foot slipped and she fell to ell and all other counties in the fluencing tlie arbitrators in House have about the neces­ the ground. .vestern listriet 8tt^SjH»cial atten their decision. If so it is a sity for the adoption of a rule The Indians avere rapidly lion given to the collection of by the next House thf^k will approaching. It was well for very foolish proceeding, cer­ tainly as far a s the American prevent a few men tiem* the her t h a t she had prided her­ I)r. J. O Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. arbitrators a r c concerned. House up whenever they are self on her leaping, and had Zionvillc, X. C. Trad*, Teua. One of them—Senator Mor­ so inclined, and he agrees p r a c t i c e d i t d a i l y , f o r s h e gan. of Alabama—has more with Speaker Crisp in think must depend upon t h a t than once expressed the be­ ing that the proper way t o means alone for entering the lief that another war between do this is to adopt a rule giv fort, or remain outside and ing the majority of t he House he taken captive. It was in­ tkir Calls attended at nl I the United States and Eng­ the right to decide when a deed a leap tor life, and a suc­ land was inevitable,ami that hours vote shall he taken on any cessful one. She was over in I lie sooner it came the better June 1, 93. measure. That such a rule a moment, and caught in the for this country. Notwithstanding all t h e would expedite business can arms of a soldierly looking E. F LOV1LL. J. V . FLETCHER. sentimental talk ahdho the not be doubted, and it would man in uniform who was none increasing brotherly r o I a - not he open to theohjcctions other tlmn Captain John Se­ tiotis between the great Eng. raised against the obnoxious vier, th • commander of the A T ?U R N » A ' S A T L A W , iish-sfleaking nations, no well Reed rules, because it would fort. BOONE, N. TnTormed man will deny that place the authority for shut­ Captain Sevier was a mar­ 'Specia I attention given there is great i ivolry between t i n g o f f f i * p s t e r i n g i n t h e ried man and the father of to the colletion ol claims."19® the U. S. and Great Britain hands of a najorit.y of the ten children when Catherine to-da.v than ever before, and House, ilisten 1 of the com­ Sherrill first met him; but his L. L. GllEENE, & CO., it is the rivalry of commer­ mittee on Rules, which was wife dying a few months after but another name for Reed this, he married Catherine a REAL ESTATE AG'TS. cial traffic, which has drawn England into more wars than in the last republican Hmise. year later. HOOSL, N. ( . The manner of their first a n y o t h e r o n e t h i n g . T h e No democrat wishes to cur­ tail full and tree debate, but meeting was the subiect of Will givsapeeia! attention commercial supremacy of the t o abstracts of title, the sale world lies between the two filibustering in u s t, be put many jokes between them; of Ren I Estate in W. N. P. nations, and that either of down, or there will he no leg­ and Catharine Sevier said Those he ving farms, timber them will surrender the field islation by the House. many times t h a t she would and mineral lands for sale, peacahly to the other is not Secretnrf Morton is deter­ undergo the peril and effort will do well to call on said Co. probable. No man can min­ mined that the seeds seat out of t h a t time to again fall in­ a t Boone. gle with the prominent and by the Deparment of Agricul­ to his arms, and feel so out L. L. GREES & CO. representative men from nil ture shall he what they pur­ of danger. March 16,1893. sections of the countiy who p o r t t o b e , b o t h a s t o t h e In after-life she used to say NOTICE. come to Washington without name printed on the package that first introduction w a s Hotel Property for Sine. becoming convinced t h a t a and the glowing qualities, emblematic of their adaption On account of failing health war with England would be and in accordance with that to each other; that they were of myself and wife, 1 oiTer for sale very popular, particularly if determination he has issued destined to lie of mutual help my hotel property in the town of a n o r d e r d i r e c t i n g t h a t t h e in future dangers, and to <>Boone, North Carolina, and will England should he the ag­ gressor. Nothing w o u 1 d sellers of seeds to the Depart­ vercome obstacles together. nell low for cash and make terms o suit the buyer, and will take please the American people ment be required to guaran­ Not long after marriage real or personal property in ex­ more than for England tore tee both in all future pur­ John Sevier was made a nolo change. Apply soon. nel and called to g j into N. W. L. BRYAN. fuse t o abide by the decision chases. C t o meet the invasion of the of the Behring Sea arbitra­ N. Y. Press: The ready gush British. Notice. tion. Such a course would F o r sale. 900 acres of land, justify war and the Ameri­ of tears which accompanies Mrs. Sevier used to state, on Rich Mountain, Wataugu cans would so accept, it. the plant of the sane women with much pride, that among County, on which is asbestos, Secretary Herbert left here contrasts strangely with the the first work she did after and fine land for sheep ranch. Sales private. L. I). Lowe & to-day on the Dolphin, to dry-eyed appeal of the talka­ marriage, was to make the T. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of make a visit of inspection to tive lunatic. It would indeed, clothes worn by her husband Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. all the Atlantic coast n a v y seem t h a t tears give relief and his three sonsin the mem Banner Elk, Nov. 1£ '90 . yards. He expects to beg rne to feelings, which, when pent oroble battle of King'sMoun up, leads to madness. It is lain. These sons ranged in about two weeks. A contest over the House one of the privileges of rea­ «' i ge from s i x teen to t iven tyNOTICE. Parties putting papers in doorkeepership and sergeant son t o be able t o weep. Amid one. my hand for execution will a t arms is beginning to get the misery of the insane they The life of Colonel Sevier please advnnee the lees wi th find no relief in tears. was oneof adventure. He was the papers and they will re- quite spirited. Strongclaims away from homen great part an 1 being made by the friends cei ve prom pt attention, other A Ticture from Life. of the time, and thusthecare wise they will he returned of several candidates for both Store is vacant. not executed for the want of position^. There are also sev­ of domestic matters devolv­ Sign < l To Let ! " fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. eral candidates for post mas­ ed upon his wife. She hovvev Former tenant Had to get. er, v\as equal t o the task, ter of the House, but only one for the clerkship, and so brave and energetic, it was Many Per»ons in broken He in sorrow down from overwork or houaehold cares. Sits nnd sighs, true that sh« said of herself: Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the tar none for chaplain. eystciu, aids digestion, removes excess of bile, There are a number of dem 'Cause he didn't " I neither skulk from duty and cures malaria. Get the genuine. ocrats in the House who are nor from danger." Advertise. Attorney at Law J. KUOltPHKW, Butler & Blackburn, Physicians & Surgeons. LOVILL & FLETGHE3, WASHINGTON WATAUGA JULY 27, L893, NO. 44. A biographer thus describes he filled the office acceptably. her: "Tall in st atue, erect in A more delightful home it person, stately in walk, with would be difficult to find. I t piercing blue eyes, raven locks was known a s the "hospita­ a Roman nose, and a mouth ble mansion of the first Gov­ showing unmistakable firm­ ernor of Tennessee, the peo­ ness. Shewasabloto teach ple's favorite." All who met her children in the exercise Mrs. Sevier a t this time, were con Jucive of health and use­ impressed by her dignity and fulness, to strength of nerve gracious manner, as well as and of action. None could by her wise counsel and judi­ with equal grace and facility, cious advise on matters of placing the hand upon the importance. 1 mane of a spirited horse and Her education was the re­ standing by his side,seat hei sult of observing the ways of self upon his back. She had men and nature rather than the appearance and used the from the study of books. She language of independence, au was a fluent talker, and had thority nnd haughtiness and a good command of English. she never entirely layed these After the death of her hus­ aside. Yet her pride was not band, in the early part of the offensive, nor her words in­ present century Mrs. Sevier re tended heedlessly to wound. moved to another part of the 11 could be said of her that Slate, near "where many of she 'reverenced her husband,' her children resided. She re­ a n d s h e i n s t i l l e d t h e s a m e fused to make her home with Scriptural sentiment into the any of them, choosing a Very minds of her children. The retired spot, upon which t o very high respect and defer­ build her home. This was a ence which one of her digni­ log cabin with bedrooms, di­ fied appearance ever paid to ning room Jand kitchen. It him, no doubt, had a favor­ was on a mountain side near able influence upon others: a clear spring of living water. for though he was a man of High mountains rose on all remarkable elegance of per­ s i d e s o f t h e d w e l l i n g , a n d son and address, and of pop­ hack of it stood a dense wood. ular attraction, yet it must Here she lived for many years be confessed that she contrib attended b.v four old servants uted much t o all these traits, and seldom leaving the spot and to his usefulness a n d even t o visit her children. zeal in public service. She re­ One who visited her there lieved him ol his cares a t s a y s s h e n e v e r f o r g o t t h a t home, and applauded his de­ she was the widow of General votion to the service of the and Governor Sevier. Who­ people." ever saw her would not be Mrs. Sevier usually remain­ satisfied with a singleglancef ed a t the farm with her chil­ but would look again. Her dren, refusing to take refuge conversation was most in­ a t the block house. She could teresting; full of anecdotes not make it seem right to and incidents of her pioneer take shelter from danger In life. She would he sure to this way while her husband show to all visitors an im­ and other brave men were p o r t a n t c a r p e t t h a t w a s obliged to go out and face brought from Scotland and presented to the first Govern the foe. And that her valor was not. or of Tennessee, and the first in words alone, many inci­ article of the kind ever seen west of the Alleghany Moun­ dents will prove. One day the Biitish came tains. It was about twelve to the house, thinking Colo­ by fifteen feet in size, and af­ nel Sevier was in hiding, and ter being spread out during demanded of her to tell then: a visitor's stay was carefully where he was, saying they dusted by tiie servants, be­ would Ining him to the high­ fore being folded up and put est tree they could find, but a w a y . A t o t h e r t i m e s t h e if she would reveal her hus­ well-scrubbed floor served ev­ band's whereabout, she and ery purpose. In her own room her children should he safe. she had a hearth rug t h a t Of course she refused to tell was presented t o her while thein, when one of the sol­ she was the governor's wife. diers threatened to shoot her. Near this she sat, with her "Shorn!'' she exclaimed, " I knitting always in her hands am not afraid to die. But and her Bible close by, while remember that while there is Governor Sevier's hat worn a Sevier on earth, my blood so often during thelast years of his life, adorned the wall. will not he unavenged." The man did notshont. He If seems almost like a sac­ said she was too brave a wo­ rilege to depose such a state­ man to kill, but no doubt he ly bird from her lonely nest; thought of the 1 8 young pea but a s her children mo fed away one after another, she pie of whom sue was mother consented to accompany her and step-mother, had some­ youngest son into Alabama, thing to do with his good in whose family she passed the last years of her life, dy­ resolution. ing in 1836, a t the age of Another time they came eighty-two.— Kate H. West. to her smokehouse to carry FOR SALE! off meat. Pointing her trusty In the town of Boone, a com rifle a t them, she threatened to shoot the first man w ho fortnble dwelling house with 6 rooms and five fire places, took down a piece ci meat, with nine acres of land, good and her voice and expression spring, someapple, peach nnd showed plainly shatsheinten chestnut trees,situated some ded to carry out her threat. It 300 yards from Main street. is needless to add that t 'i e It is a. desirable private resi­ dence. The place will be sold meat was left untouched. cheap on terms to suit the After long years of faithful purchaser. For further par­ service to his State, Colonel ticulars apply to I. W. Thorn Sevier was made her first gov as, Hibriten, N. G., or W. B. ernor, and for twelve years Council!, Boone, N. C. �wra—i »•> i The Watauga Democrat A DKMOCHATicfamily newspaper devoted to the interest of Coun ty, State arm Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga County. N. C. Mr. Cleveland's Rheumatism Danger­ ous. New York Press. Mr. Cleveland's rheumatism, said a leading Washington physician t o me yesterday, is really a serious matter. With a man of his size and weight rheumatism4s a very dangerous malady. It is like­ ly a t any time to reach a vi­ tal point. Mr. Cleveland is himself responsible for h i s rheumatic trouble. He has not taken proper care of him­ self. H i s exposure o n t h e 4th of March wassimply fool­ hardy. Then he has on sever a! occasions remained out in an open boat all day in hit­ ter weather. No man can do such things without paying the penalty sooner or later. Mr. Cleveland may have a strong constitution, and I presume he has to have stood what, he has gone through; but he is composed of ordi­ nary flesh and blood, and he cannot violate the laws of health with any more impu­ nity than any other man. He must Ue more careful if he wishes to serve out h i s term. Rheumatism is always more dangerous with m e n who are inclined to be fleshy. Just a Hiut. A Hrig lit 'Morrow. What an appalling stateof affairs is represented to the reader of the telegraphic col­ umns of our daily papers! All the nations of the earth seem involved in ceaseless tur moil and strife. England grap p>ling with the Irish, the so­ cial and financial questions; France threatened by Paris­ ian rioters and anarchists; Germany ruled by an emper­ or whom she cannot, trust, and oppressed to despera­ tion by grinding laws; Rus­ sia. as ever, filled by nihilists; Italy in the midst of fingncinJ embarrassment.and bank scandals; Australia and America in the throes of dan­ gerous money crises and la­ bor agitation, not to sp?ak of the petty revolutions of our vaiious Southern repub­ lics, and the thousand and one minor evils t h a t infest our civilization everywhere! Verily, this is a day of wars and rumors of wars, and no man knows what a day will bring forth. What a change would be wrought could the people the world over emulate the life and simple faith of the Nazarene! What a day that would he! But, my friend, thai, day is coming. To-day is God's crucible, a brighter 'morrow shall dawn, and it is not far off. Be faithful and trust and hope, the brighter 'mor­ row shall come, for God hath promised it.—Biblical Recor­ der. Mmaams_ac*-'.; physician. The boitle is large and the doses small. See their advertisementsand buy that which is thoroughly endo rsed • by 111 ou sa n d s of gra t e fill patients whom ii hascured. A trial bottle will test its merits. : 0 . . r «t2L0SINQ >• AUAO '•it ttifi < '.*1 A COMPLETE N 0W8 PEL ;Jlil 11 kil! :11I I111 IIIt :III.1;1:1,11 III:I LI T 11 III1111! I i I i j| U 1 : ! | OVERMAN'S ISPEGIFIC OXYGEN! ii IS THE The Prideofthe North aroi na PresH." 3 !" BREATH' OF LIFE-"! r V. I M ­ Do you want to aid in building up a paper that whall reflect the greatest credit 011 North Carole na, no matter where it may be seen? Then patronize QXYGBHiathe' * ma ti life giving tl- 2 j emcnt of sir and e water withoat2 | it there can be no * MOUTH life. SPECIFIC 3 pact OXYGEN is | a special mediest- 2 ed Oxygen treat- ment for dieeas- 4 ee of the noeo, E t hroat and lunge -• The inhalations 2 oontsin Germi- «• cidei end Duin- 2 feetante, in ad- — dition to the beet 2 known epecitlcs1 for theaa die- 2 ea»e»,carrying tho remedy by inhalation right to .j ~ the seat of the diseo.ee, making it s P08ITIVE 3 2 CUKE. Separata Specifics used in Catarrh and a - Hay-Fever. Not a patent medicine. Phyeieiane ~ 2 prescribe it in their practioe. Thought the Catholicx Had Come. : T-lVn* - - W M The Wilmington Mes sengei A LAIIUE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER The report that has been Do you want a reliable paper going around in the papers :/ - S giving you all the news of the t h a t the Catholics were arm­ world—a Democratic newspaper ing themselves, etc., has cre­ - 3 ! i. • that equals the best— has the largest circulation, and has for ated a great deal of excite­ iiW ; ii twenty-one years been 1 part '<4. »p ment in some of the rural (lis *aC I and factorin thegrowth and devtricts. Quite an amusing in­ velopinent of the Old North HEAT IRE RECAUTION EOFILY "Sg1 IN USE.f State? Then subscrbe for cident occurred a t the depot Til VVILMIKUTCN H 1} f) M 1 A NECESSITY last Monday afternoon when • the Factory, Kaglne lloom, liiacldne Shop, Campaign llarteH: lumber*' i i -;' Shops, and any the Burlington Light Infan­ iwi v/lmrnhoiiv I'almoior clothes are used. Wast" r riie "Daily Messenger," b y bey all to ho t try arrived. An old man who Itii'ig are acknowledged by invented.the best - • ' ii A POSTAL CARD addreseed to uaj for thu piirposo over 2 will biing you by return mail a copy of our! mail, 4 months on trial, for skni> For. rurciss at once. -. Manual, explaining the treatment in fall. Send 3 was on the lumber yard and 2 for it it you prt30 heeltli; a $2 .00 who lives way back up in the ftiBk fc. Fills M'fg a Supply Co., ITU Specific Oxygen Co., The weekly "Transcript Mes­ 75-7H P«nr! Strap'.. Ooston. -tifliailuiMi.i.iiMiiilildiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii: mountains, saw them a n d senger," (the largest and hurriedly yoked up his oxen best paper in the State) 9 and started off in a trot; re­ <1- months on trial for $1.00 I/I Cash in advance. Both marking to some of the by papers are large Eight-Page standees that "if the d d 1 S E I i i S S Bi&eifiiSSE | sheets. Send Postal Card Catholic* will only wait till I with the address of five per­ get a little strict they w i l l sons and receive sample cop­ never have a chance to git WARRANTED ies of THE MESSENGEU. NATURE'S Oct. 1st. "1888. tf. me, and, by gosh! when I git 5 YEARS | CURE FOR theother side of the B l u e Ridge, I 'll never come here CATARRH any more." He really thought t h a t the V w w v r w w w w w w w w w w ' w w a r ^ w Catholics had come and were -GOINGgoing to take tiling by storm. West and Northwest. This new treatment for Catarrh and —North Wiikesboio News. diseases of the respiratory organs is F P CACTERINE Oiilcap anil EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. THE NORTH CAROLINA College of Agriculture and Mechanic­ al Arts. one of the most important discoveries in medical science and possesses tho following advantages1 •lililllltlllRlllillllHUHIIIt'MIJimillHltlllllllllMlllllllllw Kmfgraiits going to any of 1 fie Western States or Territories, will save time and money going via. Chicago and Alton route, t is the quickest route to KANSAS CITY, D LN V IS It, PCKBLO, And all points in Idaho, Wash ington, Oregon, Utah and California. Finest and Best E Q U I P P E D Road in the W e s t . Only line running Solid Vesti bud trains between St. Louis and Kansas f'ity. Heclining Chair ears and Tour ist Sleepers free of extra charge. 1 will meet parties at any rail­ road station with through tickets and baggage checks. Kor full information, maps nod descHp'iive pamphlets of the West write to or call on B. A. NB VLANP, Traveling Ibissenger Agt.. 19 Ba.tton Ave., Asheville, N C. J. CHARLTON, (i. B. A It The patient can cure himself at a amall axpanse and without outside assistance. 2. No change of diet or pursuit of lite la Moessary during treatment. 8, The remedies are In no wise offentlva to the atlent and antall no discomfort, he remedy reaches the seat ot tha trouble directly. . „ . 8. The remedies and means of appliance can be carried In the pocket without Inconvenleeoe. Arm. 2 Will begin its Fifth Sesssion 2 linn a L.uvo lil;;li >i« e<llo. — Ilaa n Noli aottlnu ltss« Sep. 7, 1893. This College is 2 lt»s a Self-threading NhttlHo. f ^ No ICqurvl In CoiiatructioM. * now well equipped for its spe­ 2 ILutaMeehaiitcKl Aptwanuioe. £ - lion an Klr-^ont finish. 5e cial work, having extensive 2 Has » rerfi-et Adjiistiw^nt. If11KK TREATMENT at any dntff afore. wood and iron shops, careful ^ II an 11 t'enlslvn f'akr-np. 2 UaoHtylliui Furuitiwe. ; . ' CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. • CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Km (jnallUesinid ly fitted up drawing rooms, ; does Moro'Onod Sewingf>««eial Work 5 Caoterlne Medloine Co., Waco, Texaa, 2 a larger lleign <>( — ~ bljan any Hevrlng PLschhte la tho World. 2 chemical, botanical and Hor­ ticultural laboratories, green 1 Examine THE ROYAL for pol.ita of| exooilenco, a»<l ; wW 2 house and barn. buy reo other. The teaching force for the next year canswts oF 1 5 men. | ROYAE S. K. CO., Roskforj . 111.| The two courses lead to giad BlllllltllllllllillJIIIIIIIIIIIIII'lltltllllllllMliliUllllllllllllllllS nation in Agriculture and in Mechanical and Civil Engin­ •v' Mallte Weather Boarding, eering. CeUing8? Total cost a year, including Ccrrugatetl Shooting, hoard: County students, $93 50. Roofing Paints^ Pay students, $123 50. t Iron Roofing, For catalogues apply t o OH RECEIPT OF OO CENTS Ecvft Troughs, Gutters and Spouting, A Q . H o l l a d y , Pres., i^AtJtorma of Sheet IWetat for BuHding WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF _ Raleigh, N. C. / COMPLETE AMD READY \ How Animals Bear Cain. Arc the waters of Buzzard's Florida Times Union. Bay clear enough t o permit of the Western North Caroli­ One of the most pathetic na situation being seen there t h i n g s c o n n e c t e d w i t h t h e in? Do the fish of B. B. bite kaleidoscope nonsense people in our favor, or are they still call life is the ma tier in which nibbling a t the Raleigh bait ? the animal kingdom endures As the President of the Uni­ suffering. Take horses, for ted States sits in his cat- instance, in battle, and after boat with his feet out of the the first shock of a wound bilge water t o avoid aggra­ they make no sound. They vating his rheumatism, does bear the pain with a mute, he reflect that W. N. C. is not wondering endurance, and if yet represented abroad as a t night you hear a wild her ability and claims- would groan from the battle field it suggest? The whole lot of comes Irom their loneliness, foreign appointments so far their loss of t hat human com THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR BOTANIC S made from North Carolina panionship which seems ab­ Tetter, Ground Itch, Itdilng Plies, Ring swing around Raleigh. Has solutely indispensable to the Worm and all Itcliing Skin Diseases. Raleigh and vicinity a mo­ comfort of domesticated ani­ A thoroughly tested Remedy 0 nopoly of the North Carolina mals. FOR ALL # Hyou have TETTER, It matters not how long It has existed, TETTERINE will as certainly ours material that goes to make The dog will carry a bro­ BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES. you as you uso it This standard remedy has been tried, first-rate foreign consuls and ken leg for days wistfully but and not found wanting, for forty years bv an eminent physician, who has used it Harmless, Painless and Fragrant with certain and unvarying success for all ministers? No one will pre­ u n c o m p l a i n i n g l y . 1 h e c a t , diseases for which It is recommended. It M fl M C V Itefonded if you are dissatisfied never falls to benpfit from the first dose, rciurac. T with the resulte— Reforcnoea— stricken with club or stone, tend that such is the fact. Quickly and effectually driving out all Southern Ranh of the Shite of Georgia, Chat­ disease germs from the system through ham liauk, and National llimkof Savauczli. the medium of the skin, liver and kid­ or caught in some trap from We may hope, then, t h a t neys without any unpleusnnt or Injurious efleets. It is not the result of Ignorance President Cleveland will re­ which it gnaws its way to or superstition, but It Is founded upon J. T. SHUPTRIKE &. C550. common sense and a thorough knowledge of modern medical science. It effectually turn to Washington f r o m freedom, crawls t o some se­ SAVANNAH, GA. purifies and enriches the blood and brings health to the sufferer. Asa general tonic cret place and bears in silence Buzzard's Bay, not only reju It Is without a rival, and in lis analysis of health-giving properties it Is absolutely beyond comparison with any remedy ever vena ted in body, but with a pain which we could not en­ ottered to the public. It Isa panacea tor all ills resulting from impure and impover­ determination in mind to re­ dure. Sheep and other cattle ished b.ood—the current of life; quickly cures Scrofulas lllcers. Ilnesin, Mkln ilaease* asiai Eruptions. 4'ntari'Si. member the mountain dis­ meet, the thiust, of the butch, KiiPaiuatisni, Liver. Kidney nmd Hlisider l>i« a»ra. Fcauiie W< »ktrict of North Carolina in his e r ' s knife without a sound, •teas, Xertoni hlxrnscs, etc. n e x t granting of favors. and even common poultry en INVESTIGATE TOP YOURSELF. S'-nd for our Free 7u of Valuable There are plenty of Cleveland dure intense agony without HiifwruiMlion. l.,.:< ioci wltli a V»ondrrfill array of certificates of remarkable cures from the simpler.! to Ibo moHt vir­ men in this vicinity, more to complaint. ulent disease, after nil known remedies had failed. These certificates testify with the acre, than Eastei n North The dove, shot nntodeath, no uncertain sound, that llotanlc Itlood Balm is the best.cheapest, quickest,greatesi and most powerful Blood Purifier ever Carolina, and the character flies to some far off bough, known to the world. rtucK--|1.00 per bottle ; *5.00 for 6 bottles. of their democracy cannot be and as it dies the silence ; s For sale by druggists; If not, send to us. Address BLOOD QALM CO., Atlanta, Qa. impeached. It has been pro­ unbroken save by the patter ven by good works.—Ashe- on the leaves of its own lifeURE REAM- ARTAR POWDER blood. The wounded d e e r ville Citizen. ENDORSED BY speeds to some thick brake PROF A. L. METZ.P.H.G, Landmark: An Iredell boy and in pitiful submission aof Medical Department Tulane University who is only fourteen years waits death. Theeaglestruck ONE DOLLAR of Uouiaiana, who, after a careful analysis, pronounoea If a pure Cream Tartar Powder, old nns, since January 1st, in midair, fights to the last, which he cheerfully recommends to the public. bought and sold all by him­ against the fatal summons. earned by of either sex "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" '1 self and entirely on his own There is no moan nor sound is easilyi he country,anv onewilling to work in any part of who is indus ( trlously nt the employment which we furnish judgment, 37 mules and 23 of pain, and the defiant look! The labor !.« light ami pleasant, and vou run no ?URE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. wiiaterer. out You Wont It. Ask Grocer For It horses. He also made 21 ex never fades from its eyes un­ risk can give the We tit you trialeoinplctt^so that *m business a without expenseto yourself. For those willing to do a little work, changes, and has made seven til the lids close over them this is ttie grandest offer made. Vou can work all day, or ill the evening only. If you are emULF FG. O, ployed, and have a few spare hours "at your dis­ trips 25 and 35 miles from never to uncover again. posal, utilize them, and add to your income,our business will not interfere at all. You wl!" home, carrying each t r i p be amazed on the start at the rapidity and ease One of the BEST Tel by which you amass dollar upon dollar, day in and The Great Southern Remedy. from three t o seven lfhad of raropr. I n . dav out. Kveti beginners are successful from the the world. Our fcilitieft art Our f—rllitt-n am Any one HHV nnequalMi, And to inlrodorr our stock which he sold and ex­ People should not lie de­ ties; hour. should trycan run the businessyounone Ali M kw mHi fail. Vou nothing else until see ihiil - Wi eapwiorgocKUweWIII nendrsss do nt kltHuf I tooaa rx««o* in each lorallty, above. Only lbos« who writ, changed. In addition he has ceived into paying money For for yourself what you can risked. the husinr;which we offer. No"capital Wcmea artto un nt oner r«n make aur. of grand workers; nowadays they make as much — n—r- 1 th« rhnnct All you h»»e to do in bought, sold, and exchanged trashy mixturesgotten up to as men. They should ifv this business, as ii i- so CVE v -t. MlMhiS 'ltl,ni 11" "how °"r k',nd" t« Well adapted 'o them. Write at ourt and see fcr Lit., tboa. who call—your nrlghbora those around you Tha bai.H.I.UTT A CO., 1 7 head of cattle and four sell. Botanic Blood Balm, ( B. yourself. Addicts II. tlox Atl), Portland, M: ' ginning of thia advrrtisamenl B. B.) which has been made ahnws the amall end of the tela aoope. The following cut pirea the appearance of it redncad I, wagons. Along with all this in Atlanta for the past fif­ trading he is doing some far­ teen years, never fails to give ming and has 14 acres of satisfaction as a superior about the part ofltehulk It » « , doable aire teleif Yorrn P A K A H F . . aeope.as »• l« ca«» carry elro you how you can make t , |O a ilsy at least, fr»rm start,with­ corn in fine condition. InaP building up toniennd blood Or you are all worn out. CreallyCgoodSfor noth­ out We chargea. ing, It is general debility. Try Addresa.il HAI.I.KTT kl'O,, sap.ll, I' I l.aNI'. Maiaa t h e s e t r a d e s t h e b o y h a s purifier. It is made from the FLKOHX'S IRON HTTTKRS. It will cure you, cleanse your liver, and g,ve made a good profit. prescription of an eminent a good appetite. ROOFING. CURE PAY BLOOD BALM P C M Chicago. 111. WE WANT —AN— In ' -o ENT K. • ^ -• " -y; onorgotlo workman to oad Al'l'LY our materials —hu Oolvt j?wndk-nco yvL.'t.s. ajogi iormzk oolloltod* write for f-COIT & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. E&TA3LISHED 1072. l 230ST w >• FOR YOUR HOW; • • . .. . O ' & T ^ Idu5tfind the Five and Ten Cent packages DEALERS will iXFF ^ ' • c u i - is a choice blend of fine, high-grade Chi­ nese Tea. Put up In attractive and orig­ inal packages and packed in handsome : counter display boxes of six pounds each (either siite); is only sold In packages, at a reasonable and much lower price to tlw consumer than any other package tea on the market of any merit whatever and ; affords the dealer a fair profit; is a thor­ oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ lutely pure, always the same ; free 1rom a o the cheapest and most salable package tea on the nwrket and consumers pro­ nounce It "the best and most economical.' Kin-Go Tea Is convenient to handle, easy to sell and has proved a big success wherever introduced. We are extremely anxious to have all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ quest that you include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house t or order direct of us, we will see that you are supplied. For further Information address THE KIH-GO TEA CO., ""ST* T G \TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./ C FREE flftlelh i grand large to We will show from the experience Hotter write at once pay all eapresa Una lltl Band Btfc'Op tot Illaftffrt&d I'rtoc J#lsk The Schumacher 6pusitHa So.S• FOR DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, take BROWN S IRON BITTERS. All dealers keep it, 81 per bottle. Genuine baa trade mark and crossed red line* on wrapper. Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Par­ ent kuslucas conducted for Modern's Fees. Oar 0 "ice is OfiynsPe U. 9. Patent OtHca, and we rim secure i ntent In leas thus than tboao remote fccmi Washington. Beud model, drawing or photo., deaoftytflon. VTc advlne, tf pate»t*We or not, ttce of charge. Our foe not dae till patent is secured. A KmpMet. "Hotv to-Obtain Patents,^ vllb names of actual clients In yourStato, couetf,** town, scat free. Addroee, C.A.SPiOW&OQ* Opposite Patent OtiUV. �• The Watauga Democrat T he new comet recently legislation which will be fair discovered. need not frighten to this metal and a t the same B. ft. ltonffherty, Editor. ! any one, as it is over twenty time relieve the fear that u.Y. ill vers, Publisher 'W'llions of miles from t h i s the country may be event > : terrestrial ball, and will not I uall.y brought t o a single sil1 1 hursdny July 27th, *J803. reach us during the money | ver standard. The platform panic, nor before the free and has pledged the party t o a, unlimited coinage of silver policy under which gold and Our idea of the fiqpncinl ail ver shall be coined on an question is, like many oth­ goes into effect. equality as t o value and t o ers, very much mixed. In the The annv of EJprope now first place we contend that numbers22,248,000. Germa­ maintain a l l the different the depreciation of sil>er was ny alone has five millions, kinds of currency a t an equal caused bv faulty legislation. while Frunze and Russia have exehangable value, one dol­ The great trouble commenc­ four millions each. Think of lar being as good as another. ed in 1873 by the republican such a vast armj , and then It will be for the wisdom of Congress, when it demonetiz­ think of the wars and i umois the party t o ascertain what f ed silver. Ever since then, of wars among the countries -amount o silver may b e coined during a month or a legislation on the matter has of Europe/ year, regard being had t o been t o enable the gold stan­ North Carolina is attract­ the promise to maintain the dard advocates to keep sil­ ing much attention a t t h e purity of the metals. But the ver in the background. Then World's Fair in her rich min­ platform promises must be the free coinage advocates eral resources displayed. It made good, a s to tariff, sil­ have waged an earnest war is the finest and most exten­ ver "and all other matters of against the single gold stan­ sive on exhibition. legislation, and this done the dard idea. In order to pre­ vent the free coinage party The Sheriff of Crittenden financial situation w'll he im­ from succeeding in 1890, the ^county, Ark was shot in the proved or it will be demon­ Sherman act was passed, re­ arm and robbed of $12,090 strated that the democratic quiring the Secretary of the last week. The robber es­ party is wrong in its theory a s t o the depression of the Treasury t o purchase month caped. ly $-1,500,000 worth of silver There have been already t i m e s . W e i n s i s t t h a t t h e bullion, for which silver cer­ 2,5G0 fraudulent pensioners party must nottrifle with the tificates were issued. Since dropped from the pension list people in the matter of the July, 1891, the coinage of sil and many others will follow performance of pledges. They have trusted it,upon definite v e r d o l l a r s l i a s c e a s e d , a n d suit. promise made, and it must the bullion has been piling up Associate Justice Clark, of he true to them now as it has in the vaults of the Treasury until tons upon tons have ac the Supreme Court of North been always in the past. To cumulated. The free coinage Curolna, is improving from promise them one thing and give them another will cause men want this huge pile of his illness. a withdrawal of their confi­ bullion coined into dollars Corbett and Jackson haye and have it circulated, there­ agreed to fight in June next. dence and leave the party a t the next election defeated and by increasing the circulating Quite a long resting spell. disgraced. We have no ap­ medium, and also to ha ve the From Clifton, N. C. prehensions of any exhibi­ free and unlimited eojnngefor Editor Democrat: nil bullion presented t o the As it has been some time tion of bad faith, but, on the mints. The gold standard since I visited the columns of contrary, every confidence in advocates say, thntfreecoin- your paper, I will now give the fidelity of the democracy age of silver will drive all the you a few items, if you will t o the pledges made, a n d t h a t the observance of these gold out of the country and ullow ni3 space. that great calamities in the The business portion of our pledges will surely usher in financial affairs of the coun­ people are complaining of upon the country a new era try would be the result. Our hard times, but the farmers of prosperity. Mr. Llunoy and the Bull. Idea is that both of these po-* in general seem to be conten­ nitidis ore on the extremes, ted and happy. The wheat Newton Enterprise. and would neither giveusthe harvest is over, the crop be­ They are having a good relief we so much need. The ing much better than usual. joke on Mi. R. Z. Linneyovcr old democratic policy of the The threshing machines will in Taylorsville. His political double standard is the only sta r t in this part of the conn friend, Dr. Mott, some time remedy. Why not go back ty next week. Corn is grow ago made him a present of u t o this old constitutional pol ing nicely and is looking Jersey bull. On the day of icy. and coin both silver and well. Oat harvest is near a t the county Alliance meeting gold and make them equal hand, and the crop is good. the bull happened to hear a in value? Do away with all Vegetables are plentiful. The group of "Refaiviners" ex­ this bickering about silver, Irish potato crop is much bet plaining the financial situa­ and let it bear its equal bur­ ter than usual. Some have tion. Taurus got so mad den with gold. Is there not a good ciop of apples while t h a t he determined t o put the advice of the Governor of wisdom and honesty enough others have scarcely any. Colorado into execution on in our present Congress to Quite a large crowd of our legislate on this important people attended the show a t the spot. He was far away subject and bring relief to this place on the 17th inst. right then and there. And the country by restoring con Messrs. Dougherty and El- the first man to cross his fidence among the people? ler are still running their path was his master, who is sometimes called ''the hull of Why should our mountain steam saw mill. The lumber the brushy mountains." He section be discouraged ? We trade has been quite dull for made a t him with a rush and have a fine crop of all kinds a few days, but is thought to knocked him out on the first of grain and grosses; plenty be better now. We have had much hot, round. The lawyer, a s soon of cattle, sheep, horses and a s he got the dust wiped out mules. We have but little dry weather through July, of his eyes sufficiently to dis­ money, but we will get along but rain is plentiful now. An infant son of Noah Mil­ cover "where he was a t , " saw someway, and still live ns t h a t he was minus one of his long as the good Lord will ler died last Monday and was trouser's legs which the hull allow us. We wojild like t o buried Tuesday. The health w a s triumphantly waving say, however, that we will of this community is good. from the point of one of his July 22. L. E. still take silver on subscrip­ horns. Tlte Platform and it* Promises, tion, and allow one hundred The Taylorsville boys have cents to the dollar, if the bull Statesville Landmark. written mi account of the bat ion is depreciating. Bring it The impression seems tobe| tie in verse, and if they will in before it gets any lower, t h a t the session of Congress furnish the Enterprise a copy end before we are ''busted'' which is to begin on the 7th we will publish it next week. and can use it. Now is the of August will becontinuou#y time for you t o get rid of not adjourning until perhaps a year hence. It has a mo­ Special Attractions: Matchless your bad money. mentous question t o d e a l record, Senator Vance is out in a with and it needs to bring de climate. Wonderful healthordered Delightful homelife. Well letter on the silver con trover liberation and wisdom t o course of instructions. 1 horouah ly equipped gymnasiums. Music sy. He is opposed to the re­ peal of the Sherman law and their consideration. Chief n- under the celebrated Prof. (Ira­ bu u (German). Art under Miss endorses the resolutions of m o n g these questions, of Blythe (Paris). House in seven course, are those of the tariff acres of wooded lawn in the heart the Mecklenburg Alliame, re­ cently adopted, urging* Sena­ and the finances. The Con­ of a beautiful city. Rooms finely finished. Steam heating and sun tors and Representatives to gress before it adjourns must itary plumbing throughout. The reduce the tariff in pursu­ charges as low as a fine school stand by the silver-purchas­ ing law until some satisfacto ance of the policy announced can make them. Sen! for cata ry substitute shall be adop­ in the national democratic Iogue. Address REV. JOMES ATKINS. ted. platform. I t must also, if it Ashevilie, N. O. A man on whom the Judge be true to the just expecta­ AIR NTJPKP*!*, was passing sentence in Mex- tions of the people, repeal the Itwilpwtion, and 3tom*rh dlvmlom, ase BKfUVK'H IROItf BITTKC'S. >o recently, shot the Judge Sherman silver purchase a r t All f?M»h>rs K'3"p it. IT pcr bottle. flefctrtw band killed him instantly. and enact some other silver, Vbde-iuark and ctwea cud Hue* on vrtii^a / Ashevilie Female College. LAND SALE. Superior Court, W atauga coun­ ty. James G. Rose vs, Tlios. A. Iiugaman and wife, J as. P. Hagaman and wife and Saruh inigantan, Commisssioners. As commissioner appointed by the court in case of Jas. G. Lose against Thomas A. Iiugaman and wife Sarah, Jas. J*, iiuga­ man and wife Nannie C. and Su­ rah Ilagaman. widow of Thomas Iiugaman, dcd., I will sell to Hie highest bidder tor cash at 1 h e court house door in Boone on the 4t.h day of Sept., 1893, it being the first Monday in said month, the following valuable tracts of land lying and being in Watauga, county. 1st tract lving on Wa­ tauga River adjoining the lands of A. B. Mast, Jacob Wagner and others, known as the Thomas A. Ilagaman farm, the same con­ taining 284 acres more or less. For t lie bounds oi this land refer ence is hereby made to book ot mortgages, pages 540-41-42 reg­ ister's office Watauga county. 2nd track lying on waters of Brushy Fork creek being lot No. 2, as allotted to J. P. Ilagaman out of the real estate of Thomas Ha gain a n, sr., dcd., as one of the heirs of said Ilagaman, the same adjoining the lands of J. L. Hayes Z. Adams and others containing 75 acres more or less. 3rd tract lying on waters of Brushy Fork creek, being lot No. 1 as allotted toSarah Ilagaman out of t h e real estate of Thos. Ilagaman, deed, as her part of his estate UH his widow, the same adjoining the lands of Z. Adams, J. R. Ila­ gaman and others and contain­ ing 75 acres more or less. For calls of the last two mentioned tracts of land reference is hereby had to book of mortgages pages 540-41-42 Registers office Watau­ ga county. Sale of the aforesaid lands will l>e made to satisfy a, judgment in favor of the plaintiff James G. Rose against tin defen­ dants thomas A Ilagaman, J P. Ilagaman and others obtained at spring term of Superior court of Watauga county 1891 lor the sum of $4,000 as principal with interest on same from 2nd day of April 1889 until paid, and cost of action. Said judgment, subject to credits as follows: Jan. 20th, '92, $025; April 28, '93, $280.59. Title in fee simple will be made to the purchaser mi payment of the purchase money. J. F. SPAINHOUR , Commissioner. NOTICE. State of North Carolina, Wa­ tauga county, in the Sup. cjtirt before the clerk. C. A. Grubb vs. the heirs of John Grubbdeceased. By virtue of a decree of the Supe­ rior court of Watauga county made in the above named cause, I, as commissioner appointed by said court, will on the 7th day of Aug., 1893, offer for sale to the highest biddt r on (5 and 12 moe. time with approved security a 1-8 inters! in a nine acre tract of land lying on the head waters of Laxton's creek, in thiscounty ad joining the lands of Thos, John­ son and others. Also a 1-8 inter­ est in a 25 acre tract of land ly­ ing on New River adjoining the lands ot L. Morphew and others. Said lands being the undivided in terest belonging to the heirs of Mary Wmebarger deed. The na­ ture of which action will more fill ly appear in said proceeding held before the clerk of said countv. This June 2b, 1893. C. A. OiiCJBB-, Com. L OVILL & F LETCHER Atty's. North Carolina. Watauga conn ty. Superior court before t h e clerk. Mary and Blanche Ilaga­ man vs. J, R. H againan. The defendant above named will take notice that a motion has been made before me by the plaintiffs in this action, to revive a judgment which si ends in the name of the plaintiffs and against the defendants on the judgment docket of the Superior court of this county, f< r the sum of $500 as principle, with interest o n same from the 22nd day of July, 1884, and for cost of action. Said notice made returnable be­ fore me at my office at the court house in the town of Boone, N.C. on the 14th day ot August, 1893 when and where the defendant is required t o appear and s h o w cause ifany he has, why s a i d judgment shall not be revived as prayed for by plaintiffs. This the 27th day of June, 1893. J OE B. T ODD , G. S. C. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. EQUIPMENT:—Faculty of twen­ ty-five teachers, eleven buildings, seven scientific laboratories, li­ brary of 30,000 volumcsand 31 (> students. INSTRUCTION.—F i v e general courses; six brief courses, profes­ sional courses in law, medicine, engineering and chemistry; op­ tional courses. EXPENSES:—Tuition, $00 per year. Scholarships and loans for the needy. Address L'UKSIDENT WINSTON, Chapel Hill, N. C. BRYAN'S C0HJ1IA —0- SAY! ATTENTION, BUYERS!! We wish f oca1] atfonHon to out­ line of second-hand Buggies Carts, wagons, Hacks, Harness Etc. They are almost good as new, and persons wishing to buy can secure bargains by c tiling on ns. We have a big lot of NEW BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, TIllS IS NO 1IUM HARNESS" Ac liUG TO DRAW * on hand, which will be sold on reasonable terms. If we have not TRADE! got what you want, we will -()take pleasure in getting any thing for you in our line. We buy direct from manufacturers and can, therefore, give you very -oclose prices. We have a full line of new liar 1 rom now until the first day £ I MEAN BUSINESS. ness—Collars, jbridles, etc.—ev­ of April I will sell my stock o erything in the harness line. Can beat, the world on prices. We will take in exchange, —ANI>— horses. mules, and also good bee cattle, (iive us a call. CLOTHING HRNKEL, CRAIG & CO. Lenoir A. C. LOOK OUT! OVERCOATS At 1 0 percent above f§ COST! 'o:- If yon don't think I mean it come and look through my I ha vh just received a nice line of Dress Goods consist­ ing of White and Black Emv It wont cost you one cent if broided 8ki i t ing. A you dont purchase. big lot of White Goods, Worsteds I hare a large s f ock »nd and etc, A nice want to get rid of it before line of ladies' spring. Trimmed a n d Untrimmed o ft jIATS Also Trimmings, Tips and CALL AND LOOK f Flowers for Hats. ST( )C'K A nice line of ladies and (rent's Shoes, Big lot of Tin-ware Glass-ware a h d Queens-ware- A good line of Not ions. A big lot of Jeans and Cottonades. Just come Notice of Seizure. United States Internal Revenue Collector's office, Ashevilie, N, C. Notice is hereby given ol the seiz­ ure of the following property JJor violation of the Internal Revenue laws of t he United St a tes: Two barrels of coin whiskey contain­ ing about 75 gallons, seized near Sugar Grove, N. C. Any person or persons claiming said proper­ ty are hereby notified to appear before the undersigned at his of­ fice in Ashevilie, within 30 days from date and make such claim,, or 1 he property will be declared forfeited to the United Stabs. This J line 19th 1893. W. W. ROLLINS,Collector5(4? District, of N. C. J. G. HARDIN, I). C, CO CC O © CC C C O O CO HOTK In • I would rail your attention t o t h e big c u t in price* in my other 11rLB. 500 galons of Crockery- ware. ' We are Agent for Helton Woollen Mills. A big lot of Cloth now on hand. Just received a nice lot of SUGAR Brown and Granulated, and Coffee. A big lot i ? Hoes, Nails, Horse shoes, Ox shoes etc. o No goods sold on time, i>nIess secured by mortgage. Recollect t h a t I will sell you good goods and will not misrepresent my wares. Come and see my stock whether you buy or not. Most Respect hilly, C, D. TAYLOR April 27, 93, RESPECTFULLY, W. L. BRYAN, © C C CC CO CO OO CO 0 �is A TRIBUTE. OBITUARY. uring trouble upon, their pa­ Nancy, wife of M. P. Can­ rents and friends, for which Editor Democrat T O T HE W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT Allow me in the columns of ter, was born Oct. 24th, A. they ought to be ashamed, 1 :*opyl year $1.00 your paper to offer a tribute D., 1821, died July 12 1893. —The Ba k c I'M v i 11e No a VI ias " 0 months 50 Shrewd buyers arc always alter good Iial'gains, and t o t h e m e m o r y o f M r s . W . (J. aged 72 years, eight months " 3 months 85 suspended on account of the this lends that, class of our citizens to inspect my display., and eighteen days. of NEW GOO DA hard times, we suppose. It Coffey. Since 1 heard of her ADVERTISING RATES. She was converted t o the only lived a short time, and death, I never think of Boone 1 inch 1 week $ .75 I receive new goods every weeu which I am selling at, christian faith while young, 4< 1 month 1.75 perhaps never learned how without feeling a sense of bargains that will save you money. Just received a. lot of 8.00 to run a paper without mon­ loneliness. Mrs. Coffey was joined the Methodist church ladies' low-cut shoes of slippers in black and tan colors. A " .3 " " (i " 5.00 one of my best earthly friends and lived a eonsistant chris­ beautiful line of wide ribbons and flowers for lint trim­ v< 1 year 7.00 ey. Some of us are having —one of the choice ones of tian life up to the time of her ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions very cheap. 9.00 some sad experience in this column 1 week... earth. I had the privilege of death. She leaves a husband Come t > see me when in need of goods. I will sell you very 1 month 18.50 kind of business these days. being her pastor for several and two children to mourn low. F have just received a large lot of Mason's Fruit jars 8 " 25.00 — We will not call his name years. She was always a t their loss. Two of her chil­ 6 " 37.50 that I will sell cheap. I want a lot of young chickens,eggrt 1 year 50 00 h?re, but.we are reliably in­ church a t her meetings, un­ dren preceded her to the Bet­ etc., for which I will pay good prices; a'.sj, roots and herbs* formed that there is a cer­ less unavoidably kept away. ter Land. The night before Give me your t r *de and I will do you right every time. Entered a t the Post-office a t tain post muster in Watau­ Her home was her pastor's her death she said to her son: Boone, N. C., a s second-class ga who uses the D EMOCRATS tfclTNOi It E\ I have just completed a black smith shop home, and her pastor was re­ '•.Do you think I can live un mail matter. and have secured the services of a first-class workman in that are sent to his office for garded as one of her best til morning?" To which he distribution, for wrapping friends. replied, " I do not know." both wood and iron, and I ask you to bring'me.yourwof'kj LOCAL NEWS. or I will have you a new wagon built on short notice. Giv* paper, and the guilty one As I left my county for the Then sh • said: ''Well, if ican me u call when in need of work, and I will give you low pri­ —ElOert Vannoy is slowly will readily know to whom West, I took dinner with her. not, I will be in heaven with ces. improving Irom an attack of we refer. This must be stop­ She was complaining some, my children.". May God give Yours Anxious to Idea.sc. ped, and t h a t a t once, or we but, cheerful. I little thought us all such a happy passage fever. are sure to expose him. it was the last time I should to the home of the blessed. W I L L W. HOLSCLAW. —I)r. Jnrney and lady have —In another column may ever see her. If I had known Then she fell asleep about 4. returned to their home in Ire A. J. B URRUH. be found the ad. of Ruther­ it was the last time 1 should a. in. dell county. ford College. The pupils who see her on earth, I would have —Hew J . F. Da vis will preach ha ve graduated a t this insti­ entrusted some message of in the Baptist church next tution of learning are scat­ love to her to give to son e Sunday. tered from Maine to Califor­ dear ones who have gone be­ —Miss Maggie Coffev is vis­ nia,and shoul beadvertising fore. When I look aeross the iting friends and relatives in enough within themselves. dark river of death, 1 can see During the past 40 years, un so many who have prayed Mountain City, Tenn. —Mrs, Naomi Morton, of der the management of the for me and ha ve rejoiced with Lenoir, is visiting friends in present Piesident, the college me and ha ve held me up by has matriculated 10,000 stu their counsel and sympathy, Boone. dents, 2,200 of whom have that I feel like there are more —You can get home-made received gratuitous in*true- on the other side of the river flour for 2% to 2% cts. per lb. tons. who love me than there are ut Will VY. Holsclaw s. on this side. —The stock-holders in the —Fred Hyanis, thejollyest Boone and Blowing II o c k Mr. Harvey Heed Good-b.v. dear friend. Rest Laceyvlllo, O. drummer t hat vistsour town, Turnpike had a meeting a t from sorrow and pain. Rest Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pa­ spent Tuesday night a t the the court house in Boone on thy spirit in the Paradise of ralysis of the Throat Bryan House. last Monday. O p t . Tho's. God where Jesus hides not " I Titanic God and Hood's Sarsaparilla for Perfect Health.» —The chestnut crop prom­ .). Coffey has taken the con­ His smiles from H is redeemed " Gentlemen: benefit of i s e s t o b e abundant, but the tract to complete the entire ones. May God comfort the manity I wish to For the few facts:suffering hu­ state a For several [B. !». DOUGHERTY. P RINCIPAL] years I have suffered h o g s io profit thereby are road from point to point, husband and bless her boys failure, getting so badfrom catarrh and heart I could not work and for whom she often prayed. [M 188 M A R Y MOORE. Music..] unusually scarce. and will begin work on same Could Scarcely Walk May the Lord bVss us all. I had a very bad spell of paralysis of the throat Located in one of ! lie most moral and healthful com­ —Will W. Holsclaw hasjust early in August, it will be and may we meet the dear some time ago. My throat seemed closed and I could no, MWIIIIOW. Tho doctors said it munities in N. C. Eight well arranged buildings. The board­ receive 1,()()() yards of henv.v built on the survey made by ones again where partings was caused by heart failure, and gave medicine, which I took according to directions, but It did not seem to do My urged domestic that, lie will sell at Mr. Kelsey. The State's iii- are unknown. May the Lord me to try Hood'sme any good. tellingwifesj Sir. ing facilities are thejbcjit. 1 lie cheapest, good school in Sarsaparllla, me our country. Opens August 14, 9 3 For other informa­ 7% cts. per yard by the bolt. terst in the Caldwell and Wa­ bless all the people of Boone, Joseph C. Smith, who had been tion address the Principal, or Mr. F. P. Moore, Globe,N.C, At Death's Door tauga Turn-pike will be sold —Now is the time that the to-day at Patterson, and we for I think I know something but was entirely cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. After talking with Mr. Smith, I concluded to wheat and rye should b e hope to get enough means of your loneliness. try Hood's Sarsaparllla. When I had takeu two bo»tle« I felt very much better. I have vrooomurw. housed or stacked, lor much therefrom t o assist us mate Continued taking It, and am now feeling excel­ E F. J ONES. , u ESTABLISHED *86 5. lent. I thank God, and rain is almost sure to come rial'v in building our line. Dixon, Gal., July 18, 1893. Hood's Sarsaparilla soon. and my wife for my restoration to perfect , , ! —Mr. II. L. Councils of our h<• »iith." HAKVKY HERD, Laceyville, O. In Memory of f; ^ "; | r v n ' town, has been appointed HOOD'S PILLS do not purge, pain at Helen May, who was born but act promptly, easily and efficiently. 85e. gripe, 1 7 6 & 1 7 8 Gay S t r e e t , KNOXVt ULE. TENNk Mr. I). Taylor has been ap p,, r 0 l | , e t o r „f l n t e, nal Aug. 22nd, 1891, and died pointed post master at Val- Revenues for this District, em HARDWARE. le Cruris. Let the good work- bracing Watauga. Caldwril, Sept.. 27th, 1891. aged one The Rutherford College, Cutlery , Axes, Nails. Looks, HI n*j°ee, To Ola, Horse aftd month and tive days, a n d Burke County, N. C., Mule o hoes, <Stc , Ac. go on. Ashe, and Mitchell counties. Bessie Lola Anna, who was Will open its Fall Term, AGRICU LTURAL IMPLEMENTS. —T ittle Grace, daughter of We congratulate Dick on his born Nov: 6th, 1892, and di­ Aug. 3, '93, under very prom Gen-jine Oliver Chillod Plows, 9 yracuse WTtlskte f*lows, Mr. and Mrs. J . H. Cook, of success, and hope that Collee ed July 21s f .1893. These are ising prospects, h is ton miles Bro wn's Double Shovel Plows, Cider Wl Ills, Straw Cut­ ter's, Lawn Mowers, Corn Shelie rs, Hey I o r K S , Scythes, Boone, is sick, threatened tor Eh as may find ns good children of Willie W.and Mol- west of Hi -kory, N. ('., near Cr adle and Snaths, Barbed Wlr e, Ac., & o. with.Jevri*. Hope she may men all over his District to lie Holsclaw, of Vilas, Watau­ the noted Connelly Springs, CONT RACTORS' SUPPLIES. •oor. recover. fill the offices as he. High ga. connt.>. We attended the whose waters are being- ship­ Dynamite, Blasting Powder, SU-tH, Iron. t3tiovete, Pick*, ped to Europe almost every Mattocks, Scrapers, Sledge and Drill Ha mmers, Black­ —Miss Smith, who has been moral character, strict a t tea funeral of these children on day. Board, including every smith Tools, Wheelbarrows, Act* spending some time visiting tion to. business, soberness, Sunday, July 23, a t 1 1 a. m. expense, is from $5. t o f 9. per AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS. Miss Annie Parks, in Boone, etc. are some of the attributes and buried Bessie in the grave month. Tuition ranges from Parker's Shot Guns, Remington, Baker and English Shot Guns, Winchester and Colt's Rifles, Loaded left Tuesday for her home a t in his make-up, that fit him yard HI the Cove Creek Bap­ $1. to $4. per month. No Shells, Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead , Fish Ho oks and Lines* to fill ihe responsible office tist church in the midst of a healthier, happier and more Fishing Rods, &c. High Point. to which he has been appoin­ large and sympathizing con­ moral plaee eaiube found in SPECIALTIES. —J. B. Clarke, of Blowing America. A complete busi­ ted. Again we offercongrat- gregation. Sash, Doors and Blinds, Rubber and L father Belting* ness co u rse a tt ache 1. Ad < 1 less Bock, has his bond made for Circular Saws, Window Class, Fire-proof Safes, Wire ulat ions. "When we see a tender blos­ DR . ILL ABKRNETHY,PRESIDENT, Screen Doors and Window Fra mes, Pa'per Bags, Ac. post master a t that place, som, RutherfordCollege, N. C. EVERYTHING ON WHEELS. and will soon go to ''licking —We were shocked to hear That we tended with s u c h Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages, Spring V Vagons, Moun­ of the almost sudden death of stamps." care, tain Hacks, Mitchell Farm Wa :ons, Twc > wheel Carts* our nephew, Raleigh E. Ha- Rudely taken from our bo­ H o l l y S p r i n g C o l l e g e . Send for Catalogue and prices. —I will pay 1 0 ct s cash per gainan, which occurred on Bettor* Jolinson, Co., Tenn. som, doz. for all the fresh eggs you Special attention given to orders by mall. We respect­ Wednesday of last week a t his How our aching hearts de­ Beautifully and accessibly fully solicit your patronage. can furnish me; and will also spair. located. pay cash for sweet, fresh but­ home a t Baker's Gap,Tenn. W. W. WOODRUFF & .CO. Reports say, t h a t on Satur­ Round their little graves we Ample boarding accommo ter. J. S. W INKLER. dations. linger, day before he drank too much 1 7 6 & 1 7 8 Cay S t r e e t , Kf JOXVI'LLE, TENN. Faculty of six teachers. —We are pleased to leain water while unusually warm. Till the setting sun is law, t h a t Mrs. Eola Rivers, wid­ He complained of a dull slug­ Feeling all our hopes have Two hundred and eighty fiv^fstudents last year. perished jj ± ow of the late Dr. J. J . Riv­ gish feeling, but continued to Both sexes admitted. With the flowers we cherished X ers, of Taylorsville, has been knock around until Wednes­ Thorough work done in all so. SO, EVEIIY-ONE should save all they fan and YOU appointed post master a t day when he died suddenly. We shall aleep, but not for­ branches. should begin bv buving your Next session begins Aug. that place. Raleigh was a noble boy, re­ ever, 7. 1893. - C a p t . T. .1. Coffey, Sheriff ligious and moral. He was In the lone and silent grave; Write for catalogue. And not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for $50 or $(»0 Bail d and others, are atten­ the only child of his widowed Blessed be the Lord t h a t taJ AS. H. S MITH, PUES' T. I will sell you as good for $25. Machine needles that "will fit any. keth, ding the sale of the State's mother, and-his death h a s Blessed be the Lord t h a t machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. I have a good stock FOR SALE! of fishing tackle. Reeds, 49 cts to $1. Joint rods 7 5 cts to $1.50 interest in the Caldwell and caused deep sorrow among gave." In the town of Boone, a com Trout flies 00 clis per dozen. Limerick hooks, L(> to 25 cts }kt Watauga Turn-pike, a t Pat­ his numerous relatives and J . A. B URRUH. for table dwelling house with dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins. and seins of any length friends. He was eighteen or terson to-day. 6 rooms and five fire places, complete. Base halls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail. After Breakfast » with nine acres of land, good twenty years of age, a bright Do not fair to write for in ices, llespciftfully, —There are now prospects To purify, vitalize and enrich the spring, some a pple, peach and active young man. His death for an abundant corn crop blood, and give nerve, bodily chestnut trees,situated some in Watauga. Corn has done is a sad thing t o us, a s he a n d d i g e s t i v e s t r e n g t h , t a k e 300 yards from Main street. May 21, 91. KNOX VILLEs 1 LAN. the best growing for the last was a favorite nephew, and Hood's Sarsaparida. continue It is a desirable private resi­ the medicine for few weeksever known almost. we thought a great deal of a month or after every meal will dence. The place will be sold two and you him. He was so bright and cheap on terms to suit the Relieves all soreness of the mucous mcmVan.am! —Our old friend John Ra- cheerful and kind in his na­ feel "like a new man." The merit purchaser. For further par­ enres GONORRHCRA and GL.HET in I tos day*. No other treatment necessary. Nevercauses stricture or of Hood's Sa.rsanarilla is proven leaves any Injurious after effects. Price, fi. Sold gan, is in trouble, not on his ture. by druggists. by its thousands of wonderful ticulars apply to 1. W.Thorn BLOOD BAIM CO., Pro's, fltlaMa, 8j as, Hibriten, N. C., or W. B. own account, however. We Strong nerves,sweet sleepgood cures. Try it. sympathize with him for he appetite, healthy digestion, and Hood'r rills cure constipation. Council!, Boone, N. C. is an excellent and honora­ best of all, PURE BLOOD, are giv- They are the best after-dinner pill One doilat pays for the and himilv cathartic. Democrat one year. ble man. Rude boys often en by Hood's Sarsaparilln SDH SCR I Ilti 10 THE DEMOCRAT. PER YEAR SUBSCRIPTION RATE S GLOBE ACADEMY. W. W. WOODRUFF & CO. c r iE8 VRE H A R D T M E S SEWINCI fl M IJiM'N OF ME. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895 Description An account of the resource <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.&nbsp;<br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a> Publication Volume 5 Issue 44 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_0727_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: July 27, 1893] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Watauga Democrat Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893-07-27 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/"> <img style="height:31px;width:144px;" src="http://rightsstatements.org/files/buttons/InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" alt="InC-EDU.dark-white-interior.png" /></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Newspapers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Watauga County (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4497707/watauga-county.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1890s