13 50 15792 https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/655168868280992b9543d6583e06b424.pdf 5448b379b962f3959b713bf3a28c992b PDF Text Text BOONE, VOL 5 W. B. C0UNC1LL, J R. ATTORNEY AT LA A. Boone, N. C. W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). Boone, N. C. Resident Physician. Office King Street north of Post Office. DR. L. Or "HELVES. I PHYSICIAN AND SlTRGEON Office at Residence. >orte, N. (J. L. 1). LOWE, Aiioraay ai Law •AND- NOTARY PUBLIC, BANNER'S ELK, N. 0.1 liiviaa uili if, ATTORNEY AT LAW, N AlUON, V —(o)— Will practice in the courts futaiigii, Ashe, Mitchell, McDoi II and nil other commies in t! estern district B^Spwial att«l ion given to the collection Ittiins,"^* r. J. V' Baflcr. Traile, Tom. Dr. T. C. Blackbnij ZiOiivilte, S« C. Butler & Blackburn, Piiysieians & Surgeons Ca Us .it ten tied at a hours. June 1, '93. K F. LOV1LL. J. (.'• KIjETCHt LOVILl & FLEfGHER ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BOONE, N. 0. P&r Special attention giv\ t o the rolletion of claims. \ LTL. GREENE, & C( REAL ESTATE AG'T: t\OONL,N. (.. Will give special attenti<| to abstracts of title, the sa of Real Estate in W. N, Those he ving farms, tinibl and minetnl lands for sail will do well to call on said Of at Boone. L. L. GREEA & CO. March 1G, 1893. NOTICE. Hotel Property for iSaie. On account of-failing heal myself and wife, 1 offer for s;J ny hotel property in the town j loone, North Carolina, and wl iell low for cash and make ternl o suit the buyer, and \vi 1.1 |talj •eal or personal property in c :hange. Apnlv soon/J W. L. I'll VAN Notice, For sale. 900 acres of land, n Rich Mountain, Watauga ounty, on which is asbestos, nd fine land for sheep ranch, ales private. L D. Lowe & . V. Furgersoti, Ex'trs. of Irs. A. P. CAMIway, deed. Banner Elk, Nov. 1?. '90 . ... NOTICE. Parties putting papers in y hand for execution will |neise advance the fees with the pajiers and they will recei ve prom pt a tten tion, other wise they will bo returned not executed for the want of fees. D. F. BAIKD SHFF. Many Persons Are brok*n Drown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the down from overwork or household cares. system, sd.ls digestion, removes excess of bile, and cures mnlaria. Get the genuine. COUNTY, N. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3 1833, NO* 45, Not Due to Democracy. Honor thy Mother. Time's Healing Power. LETTER. that is being made because Augusta Evening News. It may be of interest to of the suspension of the pen­ Baltimore Sun. From our Regular Correspondent. Here is an extract found on those of our readers who can Life would soon become in­ sion of Justice Charles Long, r The old story, started in of the Supreme Court of Mich tolerable but for the healing- the desk o Editor William IT. see no other cause th an those the first month of the admin­ igan. He says he has no apol powers of time. When a great Moore after his heath, faded of politics or the present busi­ istration, about there being og.v to make and that Judge grief comes upon us, such as and worn, but where he could ness depression depression of a disagreement bet ween Pres Long in making application the loss by death of a dear see it every day. We do not the country to look hack just ident Cleveland and Secreta­ for his pension alleged that com pinion, relative or friend know that he did it, but it twenty years* They will find ry Carlisle as to the financial he was totally helpless, and we seem to be inconsolable; reads like him. At any rate the country at that time suf­ policy of the administration, that lie is now drawing a sal­ even the church prayers and lie fi It that way, and he kept fering under a worse business has been revived and given a ary of $7,000 a year, which the lessons from the Bible this little piece of paper al­ depression than exists now new dress, it being stated shows that he is a long ways Fall upon (leaf ears. But time, ways in sight. Read it, young —in fact in one of the mem­ now that the President in­ from being totally helpless, the great healer, comes to man, and if you have a moth orable panics of our nation­ tends to use the vacancy in and that the case is a proper our relief. The poignanee of er love and honor her as he al history. They will find, too, that this state of affairs our grief fades away and in did. Here is the extract; the Supreme Court to get rid one for investigation. Honor the dear old mother. followed the most stunning its place comes the sweet con­ Secretary Carlisle nailed an of Secretary Carlisle. Your correspondent can state cm other misstatement when ho solation of having been per­ Time has scattered the snowy defeat the democratic party the aut hority of one w li o maid that neither himselt nor mitted for a time to live in flakes on her brow, plowed has sustained for a genera* . , k no ws w li * re< >f he spen fes th;11 any official_of the Treasury street communion with the deep furrows on her cheeks, tion before or since. Under Department was engaged ifl 'Hii |»arted. Sorrow for t he loss but is she not sweet and beau such a condition of affairs it the preparation of a tariff of one dearly loved will nev­ tiful now? The lips are thin would seem that the most bilh'and that neither he nor er cease, but the active af­ and shrunken, hut those arc obtuse might begin to sus­ the President had ever con­ fairs of life permit no brood­ the lips which have kissed pect that there is something templated such a thing. The ing over grief and as time many a hot tear from t h e more than democratic suc­ Treasury officials are prepar­ passes the sorrow becomes childish ehesk. They are the cess in politics in one finan­ ing information on the sub­ less obstrusively present. The sweetest lips in all the world. cial crisis.—Boston Herald. ject, which will be placed at passion of grief yields to phi­ The eye is dim, yet it glows Fa.yetteville Gazette: It is the disposal of the commit tee losophy, fait not until it has with the soft radiance of ho­ a little unfortunate for the on Ways and Means when it spent its force. All who have ly love which can never fade. begins work on the tni iff bill. known grief or have witness­ Ah! .yes, she is a dear old democratic party that its pub An attempt was made to ed it knows its history. The mother. Tne sands cf life a re lie servants in high places at make it appear that the ac­ wounds of the soul heal as nearly run out, but feeble as Washington are So far re­ ting Director of the Mint had do the wounds of the body. she is, she will go further, moved from the people as to done somethingextra ordina­ There may be much pain at and reach down lower fjryou afford them hardly the remo" ry in refusing to pay more first, which gradually disap­ than any ether person upon test conception of the feeling than the London price f o r pears, but the scar remains. earth. You cannot walk in­ of public sentiment that ob­ silver bullion and there was As.one can scarcely realize to a midnight where she can tains throughout the coun­ for a while a lot of wild talk when looking at a b o d i 1 y not see you; cannot enter a t r y o n p u b l i c m a t t e r s a n d about brii ging ''the usurpa­ wound how nature can recoil prison whose bars will keep questions touching the affairs tion of authority*' to the at­ struct the torn fibres, so to her out; you can never mount of the administration. In our tention of Congress, indulged the man or woman bowed a scaffold too high for her to opinion the environments of in most ly by republicans who down with the sudden loss of reach, that she may kiss and Washington to-day are most didn't care a rap about sil­ a loved friend recovery seeins bless you in evidence of her deceptive and treacherous, ver, but thought they saw in to lie impossible. The pros­ d e a t h l e s s l o v e . W h e n t h e and offer none of the incen­ the incident an opportunity pect is altogether dark, yet world shall despise and for­ tives to party work and zeal to embarrass the admimstra we know from analogy that sake you, when it leaves you for future success. Ninetytion. The talk was stopped tune will bring relief. And by the way-side to die unno­ nine out of every one hun­ as suddenly as it began, foi when relief comes the chief ticed, the dear old mother dred of the public officials are ^i little investigation brought consolation will be reflection will gather you in her feeble r publicans or civil service out. the fact that in 1878, upon the goodness of the de­ arms atid carry you home, "heelers," and it matters not when John Sherman was Sec­ parted friend. One incentive and tell you of your virtues, how good and true a party retary of the Treasury nnrj to goodness, loan avoidance until you almost feel t h a t man rrny be when he first en­ under t he Bland act, t h e n of even temporary estrange­ our soul is disfigured by h.y- ters the service there he learns just gone into effect, was com ments, to a cultivation of pocracy. Love her tenderly, by association and imagina­ polled to b u y $2,000,000 kindly manners, should be ami cheer her closing years tion bo IT . of his surround­ ings, that the whole country worth of silver a month, for the thought of their effect af­ with holv devotion. ter one's death. The man The Farmer and the Newspaper Man. is in hearty accord vnth the coinage, he not only refused condition And modus opemn to pay more than the Lon­ whose mourners can truth­ National Labor Tribune. don price, but when Ameri­ fully Yecull his gentle spirit, Many men think that news di of conducting the "affairs can holders of silver refused kindly manner, his upright paper men are persistant dun of State" with which becomes to sell at that price, he actu­ character, has left them a leg ners. By the way of compari­ in daily contact, whereas in ally bought more than five aey to comfort them duiing son, let us suppose a farmer not a few instances such a million dollars worth of sil­ all their days upon earth. raises one thousand bushels policy is almost directly the ver in London and had it Bitter mu^t be the anguish of wheat a year, and sells it opposite of the wishes and shipped to the Philadelphia of the survivor who has par­ to one thousand persons in preference of the great mass ted in anger from a loved one all parts of the country, a of the people. mint. suddenly stricken down and great portion of them say­ DRY RAIN. The Number of Pensioners Suspended. A peculiarity common to W ASHINGTON , J ul.y 25.-—The to whom earthly forgiveness ing, "I will band you a dol­ .total number of pensioners has become impossible. Yet lar in a short time.*' The far­ rain in the Bermudas, the with life as unceitain as we mer dors in>t want to be Bermudas, the Windward ubder act of June 27, 1890, who have been notified -since know it to be, this anguish small, and says all right. island*, the Hawaiin group the incoming of the present may come upon any one who Soon the one thousand bush­ and the Alaskan waters is administration that p a y - fails to guard his tern per and els are gone, but he has notli that it isn't very wet. In uient of their pensions has his tongue. A happy life and ing to show for it, and then none of these regions do the beep suspended, is approxi­ a peaceful death can come he realizes that lie has fooled natives fear the rain, and bars of his cabinet, and that mated 5,250. The whole nam only to those who are up away his whole crop, and its even foreigners soon come to each member was selected ber of pensions granted un­ right, sympathetic, consider­ value is due to him in a thou know that they take no harm wjth special reference to the der this act is ascertained to ate and loving. Wiiile they sand little driblets, conse­ from being caught out in the work that Mr. Cleveland ex­ be *170,000. Of this number live they will have the good quently he isseriously embar storms. rassed in his business, be­ It was noted by the men on pected that particular depart 70,000 were to widows, mi­ will of all whom they meet cause his debtors, each ow­ the ships lately patrolling and consobng recollections merit over which he presides nors and dependent relatives ing liitn one dollar, treats it Behring sea that a portion to do towards making his ad leaving 300,000 to be inves­ of the friends who pass away as a small matter and think of the deck slightly protected ministration a success. Now tigated. Up to this time a- before them, and when they it would not help much. Con dried out white, even in the then, is it a reasonable sup­ bout 25 per cent of the num­ die they will be sincerely tinue this kind of* business midst of a shower, and that position that before the new ber being paid to soldics mourned, yet leave a legacy year in and year out as the wet clothing hung under a p u b l i s h e r d o e s , h o w l o n g slight shelter on deck dried machine has fairly got to go themselves are being suspen- of consolation behind them. would lie stand it? A mo­ in an atmosphere apparently ing Mr. Cleveland would even ded, pending the receipt of It is something to have ment's thought would con­ saturated by a Imrd rain. entertain the idea of chang­ satisfactory proof of inabili­ known and loved a great, vince any one that a publish­ Winston Republican: A son ing any one of the men he ty to perform mnnuel labor. masterful man of simple man er has cause for persistent of the Emerald Isle was stan­ had so carefully selected to If the same ratio is maintain ner and kindly heart. These dunning. ding upon the sidewalk at another position, hoivever ed through the entire list, a- qualities all may cultivate; After Breakfast the court house square quite much honor there might be boufc 75,000 have been sus­ they bring happiness to the To purify, vitalize and enrich the recently, when a funeral pro­ blood, and give nerve, bodily for the individual in t h o pended. it in stated at the man while living aud when 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 cession passed. A party stan­ change? I think not. I should pension office that in none of is dead they afford endur­ Hood's Sarsapari'la, continue ding near asked Pat who was jdead, and to which he remuch«gouner expect to see the these cases is fraud charged, ing consolation to his sor­ the medicine after every meal for I ..l.wl- "Faith, the one within : a month or two and you will pled: Senate invaded than the cab­ the suspension being based rowing friends and relatives feel "like n new man." The merit the coffin, L should suppose,' and all who have known birr. inet, to fill the vacancy." upon an error of the pension of Hood's Sarsaparilla is proven and proceeded to puff his pipe Commissioner Loch rein is o f f i c e i n m i s c o n s t r u i n g t h e tbsff'One doilm pays for the by its thousands of wonderful regardless of the chagrin of cures. Trv it. his interrogator. not worrying over the fuss law. Democrat one i ear. WASH INGTON PROFESSIONAL. WATA UGA k . �MM8w&^rr x.rru-ji+.rv. :-xM'• The Watauga Democrat A DEMOTRATiffaxni^v newspaper devoted to the intfU'eet of Conn fy, State and Nation. Pubiwhed every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga County. N. C, Helling Old Gold. A ValuabU Lantern. A will written with a pen­ cil on a shingle was once ad­ mitted to probate in the Uni­ ted States. The author of "Gossip of the Century" tells a story still more curious. Two British soldiers, com­ rades. while talking over the chances of war ori the eve of a battle agreed that whiclmv er of them survived the oth­ er should inherit nil his pos­ sesions. To insure the car­ rying tint o f their agreement, they made their wills. As pa per and pens were not at hand, they scratched their "last will and testament" on a horn lantern with a rusty nail. The battle wasfought, aqd one of the comrades was killed. The other man, in course of time, returned to England, carrying with him the singular document. lit? took it to Doctors' Commons, where it was approved and allowed. Then it appeared that the poor fellow who had died in battle livid, without hearing of it, inherited prop­ erty yielding two hundred pounds a year, and the lega­ tee under the horn-lantern will received the inheritance. j*. X mewed operating for gold. If gob I is adopted as n single standard of money value, we shall start our gold 'mines at once, and be right in t h e swim. ./•••CLOSING V f A S Tf - In tlie face of the rnueh prophesied gold famine, old gold is in great demand. It is bought by the refiners for mechanical purposes a r »d is pa : d for with spot cash of the greenback variety. Old gold is very rich, not only iu monetary value, but in strange and interesting suggestion. Most of it is in the shape of dilapidated jew­ elry. A worn bund of gold eome in. It was once a wed­ ding ring and must have been held precious beyond all price by the bri Je who wore it du­ Ashevilis Fomaie College. ring the honeymoon. In af­ Special Attractions: Matchless ter years it was worn and climate. Wonderful health record. worn until it was almost worn Deliglitfuriionielife. Well ordered away, it must have fluctua­ course ofinstruct.ions. Thorough ly equipped gymnasiums. Music ted many times in value. under the celebrated Prof. GraThe ring does not say wheth bau (German). Art under Miss er its owner was happy or Blytlie (Paris). House in seven acres of wooded lawn in the heart not. The link of gold may of a beautiful city. Rooms finely1, have bound together ii lov­ finished. Steam heating and san ing husband and wife, or it ita.ry plumbing throughout. The charges as low as a fine school may huve connected a wid­ can make them.' Sen J for catft ow with heaven or with the Press and Carolinian: If logue. Address eoldiioss of a steel it may any Congressman is in doubt R EV . JaMEs A TKINS, Aslieville, N. C. have held her like a galley about his yote in the extra •la ve chained to a compan­ session, or about what is the THE NORTH CAROLINA ion that she hated. position of the democratic College of Agriculture and Mechanic­ The ring tells none of these party on the Sherman act, al Arts. things. It is old fashioned lie has only to turn to the plat Will begin its Fifth Sesssion and worn, and that shows form and read it. How any. Sep. 7,1893. This College is that it has seen long service. democrat can w a v e r and now well equipped for its spe­ lVrhaps it was worn by stran doubt for a minute we can't cial work, having extensive gers, being superseded by an­ see He has simply to stand wood and iron shops, careful other wedding ring, or per­ on the party's platform and ly fitted up drawing rooms, haps it was a precious fami­ vote accordingly. And here chemical, botanical and Hor­ ticultural laboratories, green ly heirloom handed down is what the Chicago plat foi m house and barn. from generation to genera­ says The teaching force for the tion. 44 We denounce the icpubli- next year consists of 15 men. Tht purchaser rubs it on a can legislation known as the The two courses lead to grad smooth stone until it leaves Sherman act of 1880 as a nation in Agriculture and in Mechanical and Civil Engin­ a yellow mark. A drop of ni­ cowardly makeshift, fraught eering. tric or compound acid dis- with possibilities, of danger Total cost a year, including colers this mark mi that the in the future, which should boa rd: $93.50 exf>ert assnyor can tell the make uli of its supporters as County students, $123 50 purity of the gold. Then it well as its author, anxious Pay students, For catalogues apply to is carefully weighed and paid for its speedy repeal." A. Q. IloLLAUV, Pres., for at ths rate of three or lialeigh, N. 0. four cents a curet.— lioston How to Tvll a P o l i t i c i a n . Herald. Chaunoey Depew tells this story: I once asked a New Pajiug Yonr Small kills. England Clergyman, a class Philadelphia Record. BOTANIC mate of mine, who was sta­ It would be impossible to tioned at Peekskill, w h a t PO disturb credit and confi­ were his intentions for the fudence as to bring on condi­ A thoroughly teatod Remedy tur? of a vigorous youngster FOR ALL tions of stagnation and pan­ who was playing on thelawn. BLOOD and SKIil DISEASES. ic il every man and woman "Well," said he, "my wife and Thin standard remedy has been tried, and not found wanting, for forty years hy owing small bills to the gro­ an eminent physician, who has used ft I believe in natural selection, with ce:tr.in and unvarying succoss for all cer, the doctor, the milliner, dlMMM ior which It Is recommended. It and letting boy follow the never fallo to benefit from the first done, auickly and eQ'ecluully driving out ail the baker, the butcher, the iseaxe germs from the system through bend of his mind. To find out t h e medium of trie Hkin, liver ami hidcarpenter, and the hundreds neys without any unpleasant or Injurious what that was, we left him in effects, i t Is not the result of ignoranco or superstition, hut it Is founded upon of persons in other callings common sense and a thorough knowledge I the sitting- room one d a y of modem medical science. I t effectually who minister to our d a i ) y purifies and enriches t he blood and brings with a Bible, a silver dollar health 10 the sufferer. As a general tonic it is without ft rival, and in its analysis of wants, should make prompt health-k-lving properties It is absolutely and an apple. I said: "If beyond comparison with any remedy ever payment. If the ten dollai 1 offered to the public. Iti.ia panacea for all when we come hack he is rea­ Ills resulting from Impure and impover­ ished blood-the current of life; quickly debt owing to the grocer cures SIROFAL*. ULCERE. FERRSUT, XBT -» ding the Bible, I shall train MsoukN ai»rl tlonm. Ciittfrri*. should lie jwiid |to him h P C i l t r u i n u l i s m , L l t i t r . 5, iduejr * « 4 jfeatv.fe n «'aL> .. . . . , , . , . him to follow ine as a preach nc .a, Nrrtons O l s r a s f t . etc. could settle Ins debt with the or; if he has pocketed t he dol­ INVESTIGATE rcn YOUPSELF. ooetor. and tl>e doctor's wife lar 1 will make a banker of fiend fur i.or P*. •-<ef t i M f i i r a t t t l c r . . ' • iiMo -i with a wonder­ eonld settle with the milli- him; if he is playing with the ful r-u i-'-rt :! •''.»« or rrrutrkablo cure - from tbn simplest to t he most vir­ ulent ill -•-use, after all known remedies ner, and the baker r and so I apple I will put him on a bad I ad It Those certificate# testify With no uncertain sound, thai Untanie Wood on. farm." When we returned, Calm Is the heat, cheapen, quickest,greateat and most powerful Illood Purifier ever The ten dollars once start­ he was sitting on the Bible, known to t he world. Pnicis—$1.00 per bottle : £5.00 for fi bottles. ed on its errand of liquida­ e a t i n g t h e a p p l e f r o m o n e >\»f saie by drttjpglsts; If not, Peed to us. Address BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga. tion might satisfy hundreds hand and cluthmg the dollar of dollars of indebtedness as in the other. 1 remarked: fast as it could be passed "Wife,' this boy is a hog; we from debtor to creditor. The must make a politician out of man who thrusts it in his him." pocket, and lets his creditors OWE DOLLAR Press and Carolinian: Anil, wait, contributes his share ElfCBV toward augmenting business as for North Carolina, we are -rue.I by of either sex distress. When thousands of heeled and in the ring. If Is easilytin- country,am "tiewilliue to work in any part of who is iiniiitrionslv they will have a gold stan­ The Inhorat the einploviuent wlilcli we furnish. men, actuated bj fearorcare l« light mid pleasant, and you run no WiiHlerer. out less disregard of ohvions du­ dard, why just let ns have i f , risk can give the W'e fit you trial compete,so that you business a without expense to yourself. For those willing tu do a little work, ty, begin to hoard money, m that's all. We've got more thh is the grandest offer made. Von can work trot ail (lav, or in the evening only. If you are omph> i d. ami have a hours at your dis­ stead of paying their debts, gold than we know what to posal, utilize them,few spare to your income, — and add our business will not Interfere at all. You will distress must result. When do with, and have preciou.i he .-in> azed on Hie start at the rapidity tind ease hv upon dollar, millions lose conftdenee and little silver—in the ground, diivwhich you amass dollar are successfulday in and oni. F.rin beginners from the firsi hour. Any one can run the business only pn,y as they are forced j There is gold in the ground fail. You should try nothing else until younone see do at to do it, other business is im­ ali over Western North Car­ for yourself what you can risked. the bu'lues which we offer. Ni cnnital Wciien :uv grand workers^ nowadays thc/ nie.e a- mucc possible. All the wealth of olina. We have only been as no n. 't'liev simifl i ;r. this biisitu *», H I- <o well adapted to theirt. Write a; once nnd ho iAM,KIT •^he millionaires thrust in*o waiting for an opportunity— y>u..*e.i. Aik'.ri -s It. Itsr v K.fO. .V CO.."f .; tU'iui, breach could not make good for gold to beofMime service, I popular default. in demand—-before we com • JllililllllililllllilllllilillllfllllltllllllllllliillllMllltllllilllirq *\ COMl'lvFTF N'OW.^F AOVERMAN'S PFIt The Brideoftbo North ami SPECIFIC OXYGEN: na ProHS." IS T H E BREATH OF LIFE."| The Great Southern Remedy. People should not be de­ ceived into paying money for trashy mixtures got ten up to sell. Botanic Blood Balm, IB. B. B.) which has been made iu Atlanta for the past fif­ teen years, never fails to give satisfaction as a superior building up tonic nnd blood purifier. It is made from the prescription of tin eminent physician. The bottle it*large and the doses small. See their advertisement-sand buy that which is thoroughly en­ dorsed h.v thousands of grate fill patients whom il has cur­ ed. A trial bottle will test its merits. Maoatsrr*r*r tun* : '(M .V N r " d) $8$ Li'iT-i ' t. • V uv s; i OuT. 0 .^'! 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The remedies are In no wlso oflenslve lo the he remedy reaches the seat fatient and entail no discomfort,of the trouble directly. . „ A. Tho remedies and means of apptlanco can be carried In tho pocket without Inconvenienoe. % TAKE TI1E CATARRH EXTRACT 9 yiiioago and Alton B, B, GOING West and Northwest. Emigrants going to any of the Western States or Territories w ill save time and money going via. Chicago and Alton route, t is the quickest route 1<) H:\g a Holf aetiitig Ei eille. Hit# n Helf-thiomniiK Sluilllo. KANSAS CITY, DENVER, Has No t>!uui In Ci'iiaii-aciion. II:vt -a MecliiMilail A}>;M iiranco. PUEBLO, IIIMI »;i ICl.-go 11I li'inieli. lias a Ai1jnofmf>nt. Flu: E TREATMENT at any drugstore. And all points in Idaho, Wash Han a i'oultiv.t Twkc>ui>. CACTERINE AND IN8UFFLAT0R, $2.00. 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Nht-vnvso, OSS RECEIPT GF 30 CENTS Traveling Passenger Agt.. Ehve 'l Gutfete wxf Spouting, 19'Pattern Ave., Aslieville, X. C. ^AMfbtT.i3»-rSh§&! Wetef for BuHdlng WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF / COIft»LITE AND READY \ J . CllAllLTON, fl. P. A XTO APPLY WHEN8H I PPK D./ BF-dO Ov-^S Chicago, 111. WANT WE •AN— TMI ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR Tetter, Ground Itch, Itching Plies, Ring Worm and all Itching Skin Dboases. If you hove fETTEfl, II moHers no! hcr» long M haft exieled, TETTERINE will tt (.ertciely euro you GO ycu use it. H&rsai088, Pai»iQ88 ai'«d Fragrant Refunded 5f you arvi »1 RsnUsfUxl iHUfibl x/it.h tho i-c.-tulie—Rt.foi'ances— Sout hern Rank of the State of Georgia, Cl.athjuu Hunk, nnd JlaLloneilinnitof Bevanaaiff * ft ti-4#k,wn—»u KDcrgdle workaian to and Al'l'I.Y our inaterlftk 4« CVVtioAtwuiilftjr. Cm- reoe solicited I f H CO., CincinKatl, Ohio. KfcTABLISHED 1872. ,.vi>w<eiwwviAei 685 r *K *' £ '< f'P 'i*' *•;? -m v • »i 1 '>> if' J. T. 8HUPTRINS & BHO. SAVANNAH, GA, •ov : ' « i t Cn s t1 ? . % > .c . The Kin- Go Tea Co., i I fi <1. PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER I si ? ENDORSED BY i PROF A . L. PfSETZ, P. H.S, Is a choice blervd of fina, high-grade Chb oese Tea. Put up in attractive a«d orig­ inal packages and packed iu handsome counter display boxes of six pounds each (either size); Is only sold In packages, 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 dealer a fair proit; Is a thor­ oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ lutely pure, always the same; free from JUST DEALERS will find the Five and Ten Cent packages the cheapest and most salable package tea on tne market and consumers pro­ nounce it "the best and mosteconomical.'" 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 i'4 • r: of Medical Department Tnlane University of Irfmlidnnn, who, after » oarel'ul analysis, pronounces it a poro Cream Tartar Powder, •tvliloli lie clieorfully rooomniemlr to the S'ft O |1| ^ "T he S outhern favorite" : •t yH 7f , I? % V,- '.V O public. K'-.Sv kni h'f.t •W-'" 7»URE, WHOLESOME and POWERFUL. > . V" You Wani It. Ask Graoer For It. G ulf M fg. C o., n €W ORLCANQf /.^ .-vpa• . , t' .-i.*.-. v .v ... , •* - "-T• arftiifi-., 'I'-niliW*, ' •«.**. .... ... t*K^ ^ ii nt-r-O. .-. y . • ;. . .v . • T K , 1 v , - I ;S i (! % LA. „ On<*of the " eicop<*fiT#IBT8T I n th«* world. Ourintroduce our unequtled, nnd to facilities ar« cupcnorTERSONwe will SfindrrtRH toON* Mods in each locality, B>gbore. Only those who write ' to us at once rnn make sure of I the chenee All you hare to do in j return is to show our goods to , those whoaround you neighbors end those call --your The bo" fanning of this advertisement shows the small end of the tel* The following cut ffi*e* th" appearance of it reduced tt •bout the fiftieth part of its hulk If Is R grand, double sire tele•rope,as lsi'irens iseasy to rnrrv We u ill also show you how you can axpari(Yonr Better Writetl.» out s!Weiwivel' etpfoan charges. out make rtnre to j|Lt at day least, from the start,with­ Address. 11 lfALLK I AIlO\, >b<t » aNi». MAISE f?en4 StAmp for ll«usf>PKk)(l 1'rlue Llrt. Tho Sshumaeher Gpnasiuia Us, ml"/ FOR DYSPEPSIA, Stomach disorders, take BROWN'S I ROM BTTTKKS. All dealers keep It, SI per bottle. Genuine has trade mark aifd creased red lines on wrapper. Indigestion, and (Invents, r.nd Traoo-Mar'.ts obtained, nnd all Pot­ ent business c-orriacted for Moderate Fee*. Our Otfice is Opaesite U.S. Patent Office, nnd v.'e enn sc-arc. patent in ICBS time ihur» those remote model,Washington. photo., with de^r-rip' Send from drawing or .ion. Wo advise, if patent able or not, fi-ea of charge. Our foe not nxc till patent is secured. A Pamphlet. "How to Obtain Patents," with names of actual cli-ots iu yonrState, conftty, of town, sent free. Address, C.A.SNGW&CQ, Opposite Patent Office. Washington, �The Watauga Democrat O. R. Doiig-heftjr, Editor. K. Ihnisday Kiv<M*Sf Publisher Aug. 3, 1803. Suppose Congress, during the extra session, should repeal the Sherman act, requiring the Secretary of the Treasu­ ry to purchase 4.500,000 ounces of silver every month, and then stop, would this re­ lieve the money panic? Let some level headed man give his view* on this point. If this repeal would not give reMef, then what should be done? Suppose Congress does not repeal the Sherman law, then what ought to be done? We need light on these ques­ tions. Who will come to our relief? Who are in favor of the single gold standard? The plutocrats and million­ aires, of course. Give us both gold and silver, and more of it is the cry and the great need of the people. There are m i 11 i o n s of both. Let it fi o w untrammeled among the people and prosperity will follow. A* the eon veiling- of the extra session is near at hand much silver talk is indulged in and the Sherman act, es­ pecially in the Senate. Sena­ tor Vance's letter defining his position in regard to the re­ peal of the Sherman purchas­ ing act has caused much com rnent by our Norch Carolina papers. We are not able to see anything in the Sen a tor's letter referred to tocausean.v criticism from the democrat­ ic papers, or to cause Marion Butlar to eulogize the Sena­ tor so enthusiastically. If we understand Senator Vance, he simply means that he is opposed to the repeal of the Sherman law unless there is a[ proper substitute inducted Fires, floods and cyJones in its stead to maintain the have been getting in t h e i r silver dollar on unequal foot work lately, and much prop­ ing with gold. We believe erty has been destroyed and this is democratic doctrine— many lives lost. The .year first the repeal of the act then 1893 has been one of more restore silver. The Senatordisasters, failures and disap­ means to stand by and main point men t s t h a n a n y per ha ps tain "the dollar of our dad­ for our country. The loss of dies." We think this is the property and life by accident only proper legislation to re never has been so great as store the confidence in our fi­ the present year, and add to nancial affairs, and so far as this the financial disorgani­ we can see Senator Vance is zation, it makes a gloomy right. We believe that the picture. We believe, however, Sherman law ought to be re­ that a greater prosperity apealed, but at the sarre time waits us in the near future. silver must be restored on a parity with gold. Thisseems The State Board of Agri­ to be the only right course to culture announces that the pursue by Congress. Unless cotton crop is not an aver­ this is done, what effect can age; whsat crop not as good legislation have on the finan­ as it wan thought to have ces of the country ? Let us been, but that the corn crop not be too rash in our views, will probably be the largest but let wise heads legislate ever produced in the State. for us and we believe every The fruit crop in sections is thing will work right. very fine and abundant. Gar­ dens and truckings are gener Every week banks, busi­ ally very fine. The tobacco ness firms and railroads are crop of the State is uniform, going into bankruptcy or ma some sections good other sec king assignments. Business tions poor. The average to­ firms of all kinds that have bacco crop is only 87. hundreds of employees have closed business and turned There is said to be now on out all of those men w h o foot a bigconspiracy against have no means of support left the people, known as the Na­ them and hundrds of thou­ tional Bank Syndicate and sands of men are thus left Great Gold Trust Combina­ destitute all over the North tion. and West. Many uninform­ ed charge the democratic ad­ The State pension fund will ministration with the hard reach one hundred thousand times and sft>' "this is what dollars this year. your low tariff and free trade ideas have done." The hard We Are Used to it. times are due mainly to the News and Observer. rascally tariff of McKinley It hardly admits of ques­ and the republican party. tion that the South is less af­ This high tariff is still the fected by the prevailing con­ l a w , . a n d w i l l b e u n t i l t h e ditions than any other sec­ democratic Congress repeals tion. the cause being that we it or reforms it, which will "are used to it." During the not be done until this winter past quarter of a century we at the regular session. Much have lived in aconstantstate legls'ation has to be done to of money stringency, and es­ undo the many bad acts of pecially ha8 this been the the republicans, and these case within the last t h r e e changes must be made grad­ years. Such indeed is our ually and in conformity with normal condition and our the state of the country in people have adapted them­ regard to revenue and finan­ selves to their circumstances. ces. Rapid changes would The result is that they are disorganize and it must be not suffering so much now, sure and slow. and will not, no matter what President Cleveland w ill not leave Gray Gables until the 6th. His message is looked lor with unusual interest, which will show the drift of legislation on the vexed fi­ nancial question. Tariff leg­ islation will not come in be>fore the regular term in De­ cember, any way that is the general opinion. There will be no more open ing of the World's Fair at Chicago on Snoday. Inter-State commerce a c t, travel dead head, even with­ out free passes. The situa­ tion reminds us of the period twenty years ago when there were about cne million of men tra m ping over the North and West, out of wcrk. They took possession of all t h e smaller railroad depots and hamlets, and indeed the conn try was largely at their mer­ cy. We do not have such tilings at the South. The North is just enteringon this phase of the trouble, and no one can see yet how great its development will be. Fiom Greene Park, N. C. Editor Democrat: Col. Boat, proprietor of the Greene Park Hotel, tells the writer that he has about 90 guests, among whom, per­ sons of prominence may be mentioned, viz: Mrs. Mat. Ransom and daughter, Miss Essie. Mr. and Mis. Griffeth and daughter, of Pha.; t h e latter confessedly the graceful dancer seen by the writer here this season. Mrs. Gen. Hoke, son and daugh­ ter are also here. The Gen. himself left u few days since. Col. Post is a genial host, and makes all who come about him feel at home. He looks for double his number of guests before the 10th of August. Col. Williams, of the Blow­ ing Rock hotel reports thirty three guests, among whom, are Miss Beulah Moore, the artist of Salisbury; Col. Lou­ is Sanders and daughters, ot Charlotte; .Miss Helrnbeck, of Washington City; Mrs. Liv­ ingston and little son, of New Orleans, and Judges Banks and Wilkerson, of Birming­ ham, Ala. The former has his little son with him, while the latter has his whole family. Col. Williams looks for a large crowd within the next, ten days. There are sixty boarders at the Brady House, a rn o n g whom are Prof. Mell and Dr. Ross, of Auburn University, N. Y. Mrs. Brady tells me that she has had at her house this season, .Tell, Pell and Mell. Her house is nearly al­ ways full at this season of the year. There are only twenty-two guests at the Skyland House but Mrs. Stuart expects a large increase soon. The buil­ ding is new, neat and clean, and Mrs. Stuart knows ex­ actly how to set tempting vi­ ands before her patrons. Among her guests I will note the beautiful and fascinating Mrs. Cunningham and h e r winsome daughter, of Colum­ bia, S. C.; Col. Rhodes a n d wife, of Flu.; Col. Shuford, President of the bank of Hick ory: the Misses Schappe and Cook, of N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Gatt, of N. Y , and what is a little strange, Miss M a u d Bowel, Of Asheville, is here, enjoying much cooler breezes than her home city evm blows. The Grand View Housenuin bers somewhere from thirteen to sixteen visitors, among comes, "in the East the mills whom the writer may be al­ are closing and men are being lowed to mention Lieut. Mur thrown out of work. ray, of the U. 8. Army, with At the West, the mines ha ve his charming and accom­ shut down, and idle men ha ve plished wife and family. taken possession of thecounThe Watauga. Hotel has try. At Denver, Colorado, eighteen boarders. Among military companies guard the them wre James Carson, Sr., bank buildings, and the may of Charlotte, and Mr. dim or is afraid of the rabble. Our Hill, of Salisbury. The for­ dispatches, however, i n d i - mer's family are expected to cate that some of these men join him before the end of the are coming east. They have week. Mr. and Mrs. dm Id, taken possession of the trains of London, England, now ocand in total disregard of th« icupy the Boydon cottage. where they expect to entertain special friends, one of whom is Miss FannieShober, Salisbury's pride and most beautiful woman. Miss Shobei is a daughter of Col. F. E. Shober, Ex member of Congress, an J later Secreta­ ry ot the United States Sen­ ate when David Davis wn.Jts presiding officer. The contractors are run­ ning a construction engine over the new R. It. from Le­ noir hauling iron and cross ties a distance of three miles or over. This road will stop for the present at John's Itiv er Store. JOHN A. BOYDEN. duly 2G, '93. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. EQUIBMENT:—Faculty of twen­ ty-five teachers, eleven buildings, seven scientific laboratories, li­ brary of 30,000 volumes and 316 students. INSTRUCTION.—F i v e gemmd 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 PRESIDENT WINSTON, Chapel Hill, N. C. NOTICE. NorthCarolina. Watauga coun tj. Superior court before t h e clerk. Mary arid Blanche Haga­ in an vs. J, R. Hagaman. The defendant ab*ve named will take notice that a motion has been made before ine by 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, fir the sum of #560 as principle, with interest o n same from the 22nd day of duly, 1884, and for cost of action. Said notice made returnable be­ fore ine at my office at the court house in the town of Boone, N.C. on the 14th day of August, 1893 when and where the defendant is required to appear and s h o >v 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. TODD, C. S. C. The Rutherford College, Burke County, N. C., Will open its Fall Term, A ug. 3, '93, under very prom ising prospects. It is ten miles west of Hickory, N. C., near the noted Connelly Springs, whose waters are being ship­ ped to Europe almost every day. Board, includinge»*ery expense, is from #5. to #9. per month. Tuition ranges from •If 1. to .$4. per month. No healthier, happier and more noral place can be found in America. A complete busi­ ness eon rse a ft ache I. Address We wish tocallntteid ion tootir I)w. It. L AH lUlNUTHY, PRESIDENT, line of second-hand Rutherford College, X. C. Buggies, Carts, wagons, Hacks, Harness Etc, ATTENTION, BUYERS', They are almost good as new, and persons wishing to buy can [secure bargains by calling on us. We have u big lot of NEW Mr Geo. IF. Coo to Ol St. Jolinsbury, Vt BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, Like a Waterfall After the Crip HARNESS JTC on hand, which will he sold on reasonable terms. If we have not got what you want, we will take pleasure in getting any thing for you in our line. We buy direct from manufacturers nud can, therefore, give you very close prices. We have a full line of new liar Great Suffering •Tremendous Roaring in the Bead — I*«tu in the Stomach. " To C. I. Hood St Co., Lowell, Mass. i " Two years ago I had a severe attack of thS Grip, which left me In a terribly weak and de­ bilitated condition. Last winter I had another attack and was again very badly off, my health nearly wrecked. My appetite was all gone, I had no strength, felt tired nil the time, had disagreeable roaring noises In my head, like ft waterfall. I also had severe headaches and ness—Collars, bridles, ete.-H erything in the harness line. Can beat the world on prices. «*r>Ye will take .in exchange, fibises. mules, and also good bee cattle. Give us a call. Severe Sinking Paine tn my stomach. I took medicines without ben­ efit, until, having heard so much about Hood's Barsnparllla, I concluded to try It. and the re­ sult Is very gratifying. All the disagreable effects of the Grip are gono, 1 am free from palus and aches, and believe Hood'ft Sarsaparilla Is surely curing my catarrh. I recommend It to all." GEO. W COOK, St. Johnsbury, VT H E N K E l , CRAIG & t O . HOOD'S PILLS cure Nausea. Sick Headache, Iadlgeettoo, Blllouaoeee. 89id by all Arngglets. • . . Jyenoir/iN, C*. Asheville Female College. 00K OUT! Special Attractions: Matchless, climate. Wonderful health record Delightful homelife. Well orderedl course ofinstrucf.ions. Tborougl ly equipped gymnasiums. MUHIC under the celebrated Prof. Gra bau (German). Art under Mis BIythe (Paris). House in sevei acres of wooded lawn in the hear of a beautiful city. Rooms finel finished. Steam heatingand sa itary plumbing throughout. Th charges as low as a fine schot can make them. Senj for catf logue. Address I have just received « nicer ine of Dress Goods consist-' ng of • "" 7 • 1 REV. J a M K s ATKINS. Asheville, N. c. White and Black Km'bfoided Skirting. A big lot of White Goods, Worsted* nnd etc. A nice . line of ladies' rimmed a n d Untnirirned HATS Also Trimmings, Tips and Fiona is for Hats. HollySprlng CoTIeg Butler, Johnson, Co., Tenn. Beautifully and accessible located. Ample boarding accommo dations. Faculty of six teachers. Two hundred and eight five students last year. Bot h sexes admitted. Thon ugh work done in al bra m-hes. Next session begins Aug. 7 1893. • Write for catalogue. J AS. H. SMITH, P RES'T. V nice line of fndics Jnd (rent's 8hoes, tig lot of Tin-ware 3lass-ware a n d Qurens-wnre- A go« (I line of Not ions. A big lot of Jea ns mid ('<>ttonades. Just come n 500 gnhms of Crockeryware. We are Agent for IIJ tort Woollen Mills. A big lot of Cloth now oi> FOR SALE! State of North Carolina, Wa­ hand. In the town of Boone, a com tauga county, in the Sup. court Just received a nice lot of fortablo dwelling house with before the clerk. C. A. Grubb vs. 0 rooms and five fire places, the heirs of John Grubb deceased. with nine nves of land, good By virtue of a decree of the Supe­ spring, some apple, peach and rior court of Watauga county Biown and Granulated, and chestnut trees,situated soac made in the above named cause, Coffee. 300 yards from Main street. I, as commissioner appointed by A big lot l f Hoes, saiel court, will on the 7th day of It is a desirable private resi Nails, Aug., 1893, sale the deuce. The place will he sold i highest biddioffer forand 12tomoe. r on 0 Horse shoes, cheap on terms to suit the time with approved security a Ox sliocs purchaser. For further par­ 1-8 iliterst in a nine acre tract of etc. ticulars apply to I. W.Thorn land lying on the head waters ot as, Hibriten, N. V., or W. B Uaxton's creek, in thiscounty ad No goods sold on time, W'* Council!, Boone, N. (J. joining the lands of Thos. John­ less secured by mortgage. son nnd others. Also a 1-8 inter­ N PROGRESS O F ELECTRICITY. UJII. fisxsraaxjZj'isi Medical & Ssrgics! Institute for 11n- Twstnunt of C1ir«»fiI«N NfrTO«!»,Vri.' rcal.Kpwbkl, Erhalf, bin! all Hui'K'i'ul ('('RE 1* (' A K ANTKI'.U IN iiU fasrs nrrunci'il arid tnkoti. Spnrl fior cents In Mnnipa for book on nbox 11 diseases, n: d how to euro them. Cull or uddross, 1 DR. ALBERT F. SNci.L A CO., Mention thi 4 ptfw. KVfOXVfllt, TfRH. r ME. G R E A T Bay your &ub.*critij.L. est in a 25 acre tract of land ly­ ing on New River adjoining the lands ot L. M orphew and others. Said lands being the undivided in terest belonging to the heirs of Mary Winebarger deed. The na­ ture of which action will more ful ly appear in said proceeding held before the clerk of said county. This June 26, 1893. C. A. GRUTTO , Corn. LOVILL & FLETCHER Atty SUGAR > Recollect that I will seir you good goods nnd will not misrepresent, my wares. Come* and see my stock whether vou buy or not. Most IiespectluUy, C. D. TAYLOR April 27, 93. �* i Sulisciti PTION K ATE H From Zionsrille, !t. C. the people of Watauga. We are glad the line* have fallen Editor Democrat: FOTIIE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT I desire to say a few Words to him in so pleasant a n d t ^opylyear ft 1.00 nice a place. to the young men of ourcoun 44 0 months 50 " 8 months 85 —On last Sunday at 12, m, try iu regard to going west, atValleCrucis, Mr. John Pear If you will giye me space in A DVERTISING R ATES. | your paper. I believe we have 1 inch 1 week............;... ft .75 son and Miss Julia Sifford I 44 1 month... 1.75 were united in marriage by the best country on earth, t '« 3 '• ii 8.00 C. I). Taylor, J. P. TheDEM and why? Because we have 1 44 6 " 5.oo the best morals, the most re­ 1 44 1 year,...,................. 7.00 oca AT extends congratula­ ligion and the most sociabil­ • 1 column 1 week...... 0.00 tions. 44 ity and the best people on 1 1 month..............13.50 44 1 3 44 ......23,00 —Mr. Frnss and wife, of the earth. I do not. mean to 44 3 6 44 37.50 Wilmington, are stopping at say that we have the best 44 1 1 year 50 00 the Coffey House. They aircountry in which to make two excellent old people, and money, but the best country Entered at the Poatofflceat have summered here before. Boone, N. C., us second-/,-lass We all lo>e them for their fine In which to enjoy lite. The rich is not above the poor thai! matter. associations. only in point of wealth, and LOCAL M£YiS. —Yesterday was the day the poor is not beholding to for the Medical Board to ex­ the rich; you meet all alike. ^ • Vjiffer (Opened school a m i n e a p p l i c a n t s f o r p e n - The people meet around the sions, but for the first time stores and othei public pla­ 63, Aug. 1st. since the Hoard has been here, ces and talk and tell yarns —The Board of County Com inissioners will he in session not an applicant apfieared and'enjoy life and then say for examination. they cannot enjoy life. Men next Monday. r>r t> have more to eat and wear —Rev. Edmond Greene is —Attorney W. B. Couucill according to the labor done, f rom Newton conducting an interesting 8.« has returned S. at Doe Ridge school house than any other country, yet court. where he is making an ear­ young Inen will say they can — Attorney J. ('. Fletcher nest effort against intemper­ not live here but when they is spending this week at his ance, and his labor# appear go west they soon change home on Cove Creek. to be meet ing with fan 4 suc­ their minds and leturn like the prodigal sort. Young man — 4 * Whenever we try to make cess. stay at home and help build others happy, we get paid for —We are pained to hear of up the Old North 8tate wheie it in Heaven's money." the extreme illness of Maj. Q. you don't have to work 12 —Blowing Hock is alive F. Neal. of Jefferson. There or 16 hours per day and then with boarders, and all are is no hope of his' recovery. sleep iu the field or barn. If having a jolly time, money The Maj. has ueen a promi­ we would work in this coun­ or no money. nent man in his section and try as hard as they do in the —There is hut little change will be sadly missed from the west, we would have plenty lii the condition of Mrs. F. walks of life. of money, but the trouble is II. WiWe. Her sufferings ore —Miss Minnie Howell, of we only work about one-third still intense. Roomer, Wilkes county, has of the time arid we see no beg been on A visit to her sistei, gars or tramps like there are — We lmve before lis the pro ceeding* of the last filth Sun­ Mrs. L. L. Critener, of this in the west. We live more in day Meeting, which will ap­ county, and spent la®t Sun­ this "ountry in one.\ ear than day in Boone at Mr. Cook's. you can in the west in five pear in our next issue. She is a nice intelligent young years. M#U go west and slay —The Scale's interest in the lady. a while; their morals become Caldwell and Watauga uirncoirupted, and when they re­ piker will be re-sold at'Patter­ —J. C. Hardin, a prominent son to-day. ;J citizen of Johnson Cit.v Tenn. turn they corrupt the mor­ --•Mrs. J. E. Font or. wife of has been visiting his brother, als of our country. If all the Muj. Foster, of Jefferson, died H. W. Hardin, for quite a money that has been taken at her home last week, after number' of days. He was ac­ o u t o f o u r c o u n t r y t o t h e an illness of several months. companied by his interesting west was back here we would not hear so much complaint —Miss Maggie McNeely, of daughter, Miss Lucie. They about money. 1 have been Salisbury, is visiting Miss Jen have left us. Mi\ J,F. Har­ watching the emigration for nie Council!. Mis* MeNeely is din and wife accompanied twenty-five years, and find a young lady of tine accom­ thein home by way of Blow­ that it only brings discon­ ing Rock, Linville and Cran­ plishments. tentment to the most of peo­ berry. ' —The text from ^liich the ple. John Robinson, Commis­ Young men, be contented, Itev, J. F. Davis preached on last Sunday is, the middle sioner of Agriculture, for the stay at home whereyouhave verse of the middle chapter State of North Carolina, wiP g e n t l e h a n d s a n d l o v i n g hold a Farmer's Institute in hearts to administer to your of the Bible. What is it? Boone on the lltli and 12th r-Nathan Harrison on the of this mont h, and it is im­ wants in sickness and tnm Blue Kidge near the VS'atauga portant that our farmers hie. With the best wishesfor and Caldwell line, was bitten should attend this Institute. the young men of our coun on the hand by a copper­ It will not cost any thing, so try, 1 am respectfully, A. ROTEN. head snake a few days ago. all come out and get all the Are You Nervous* —Reports say that Allen information on you can. This Are you all tired out, do yon W. Holsclaw and Miss Institute was organize J uy Proftit are to be married at the l egislature especially for have that tired leeling or sick head ache? You can be relieved Vilas to-day. Here goes con the farmers. Do not fail to from all tbtse symptoms by ta­ gratulations and best wishes be here on the 11th and 12th king Mood's Sarsaparilia, which gives nerye, mental and bodily in udvauee. inst. strength and thoroughly purifies - • the blood. It also creates a good As an after dinner pill tostyen- appetite, cures indigestion, heart then the stomach, aid digestion, burn and dyspepsia. and correct any bilhous tenden­ Hood's Pills are easy to take, cies, Ayer's Pi'ls are consider* d easy in action and sure in effect. the best. Being sugar-coated, 25 cents a box. they are as agreeable as any con fection, and may be taken by fcl»€ The negro population of —Head the advertisement most delicate. Winston have become dis­ —Miss —- Grimes, of High Point, is visiting Miss Annie Parkes, She is a pretty yc mg iaay and will no doubt b£the cause of some of ourboy'sliearts aching. -N. N. Col yard, U. &D.-M. who hue been in Ashe couuty for the past week on official business, returned yesterday, He reports a good deal of work done for Uncle Sam. —The Baptist church in Statesville has called as its pastor Rev. G. II. Church, Hio i* well remembered by cc:o ccccccooc-4) SfcYAN'S -renin. A Weil-known Lowed Grocer Debilitated by over­ work, makes use of AyeR's Sarsaparilia and soon feels Strong and Well. 4,A year ago, my partner died, and the whole burden and responsi­ bility of a large grocery business fell upon me. The increased carfc and hard work, in connection with the low state of my blood, so severely taxed my strength that I became all run down, bad no appe­ tite, was weak, nervous, and endured all the torments which headache, indigestion, general debility, and total loss of energy could possibly in* flict, The medicine recommended me by my physicians did no more good than so milch water, AYER'S Sarsaparilia being favorably brought to my attention, I tried It, and, in a short time, began to feel better. 1 continued to take this medicine for two months, at the end of Which time I felt like a new man. My appetite, energy, and strength returned, my fooil digested perfectly, and all traces of headache and nervonshesir disappeared. I am convinced that if 1 had not taken AYEIt'S Satsdpariila, instead of being strong and well, when the warm Weather set in, I should have been confined to my bed, under the doctor's care, and totally unable to attend to business, 1 am a thorough believer in the merits of AYER'S Sarsaparilia for restoring to healthy, vigorous ac­ tion, the vital organs of the body, when they have become weakened or exhausted."—WILLIAM H. BIIOWN, 33 Gorham St., Lowell, Mass. Ayer's Sarsaparilia " i Prepared by Dr. J. 0. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mate. Has cured others, will cure you a 'O Shrewd buyers M IT: ill way* after good bargains, and thi* load* that class of our citizens to inspect my display of NEW GOODS. Tills IS NO HUM HUG TO DRAW TRADE 1 O- I MEAN BUSINESS, -o— I receive new goods every week which I am selling fit 1 ro'rti now until the first daf bargains that will save you money. Just received a lot of ladies' low-cut shoes or slippers in black and tan colors. A of April I will sell my stock a beautiful line i,f wide ribbons and flowers for hat trim­ ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions very cheap. Come to see me when in need of goods. I will sell you very low. I have just received a large lot of Mason's Fruit jars that I will sell cheap. I want a lot of young chickens, eggs for which I will pay good prices; also roots and herbs. Give me your trade and I will do you right cyery time. At 1 0 per cent Aborfc NOlICE] I have just completed a black smith shop find have secured the services of a first-class workman in both wood and iron, and I ask you to bringfmeyour work, or I will have you a new wagon built on short notice. Givte -ome a call when in need of work, and I will give you low pri­ If you don't think mean ces. ^ come and look through nay Yours AnxioiJs to Please. CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST! 1 WILL W. HOLSCLAW. ii STOCK It wont cost you one csnt if you dont purchase. 1 have a large s f oek and want to get rid of it before spring. «*r CALL AND LOOK i -im« I would 'nil yotir nttentioii to the big cut in prices in my other lire*/ ' GLOBE ACADEMY. [B. B. DOUGHERTY. PRINCIPAL.} [MISS MARY MOORE, Music..] Located in one of the most moral and healthful com­ To cure nervousness your munities in N. C. Eight well arranged buildings. The board* nerves must be fed by pure blood. ing facilities are the hirst. The cheapest goad school in Hood's Saraparflla makes pure our country. Opens August 14, '98. For other informa­ blood. Take it now. tion address the Principal, or Mr. F. P. Moore, Globe, N. C'/ During the dog day season, the EDUCATE Y0UH GIRLS of the Claremont College to be found iu another column. It is reported that the yel­ It, will tell you what the school low fever ha* broken out in is. and it is just what your Brunswick, 3a., caused by local negligence. girls need. —A few days since our com munity was shocked by the report that Key. E. F. Jones had been shot at Dixon, Cal. We are glad iudeed to say that the report is false. LIKE A NEW MAN l drain of nervous and vital ener­ gy may be counteracted by the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilia. In pu­ rifying the blood, it acts as a su­ perb corrective and tonic, a n d enables the system to defy mala­ rial and other climate influences. satisfied and many of them are leaving. AT — — Claremont Female Col lege, HICIWltY, N. 0 . Unsurpassed for location, thor­ oughness and cheapness. Charlotte has had a terrific Christian, hut not sectarian. storm of wind and considera­ Faculty able and painstaking. ble damage was done to buil­ Special advantages in Music. Send for Catalogue, dings, etc. A I>D HESS THESE ARE HARD I'M KS ,x 80, EY ERY-ONF should save all they °rtn and YOU should begin bv buying your SEWING MACHINES OF HE. And not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for ft50 or ftOO I will sell yon as good for ft25. Machine needles that Jjivill fit any. machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. I have a good stock­ ed fishing tackle. Heetfo, 40 cts to ft 1. Joint rods 75 cts to ftl.50 R EV. J. LV M URPHY, President. Trout flies-00 cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and seftis of £my length Within the past th ree years Complete. Raw-balls of the very best, for ftY each sent by mail. Do not fail to write tor vnces. RespcctfUll v, English ea [vital rats have in­ Dandruff is due to the enfeebled state of the skin, nail's Hair Renewer quickens the the nutrative functions of the skin, healing and preventing the formation of dan­ vested forty-five millions of druff. dollars-in America,, May 21,9*. S. P. ANGEL, KMXVILLE< l E m . llEsrummLY, W. L. BUY AN, � 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 45 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_0803_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: August 3, 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 1893-08-03 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/a545808044b5f191a4c2bb22b9b02f67.pdf 6ed7a236c31cd5e13b9ac8ea939e20c9 PDF Text Text BOONE, VOL 5 PROFESSIONAL. W. B . C0UNC1LL, Jit. WASHINGTON From our f— W. T AUGA LETTER. ulous statement made by a Regular Correspondent. President Cleveland, all his Boone, N. C. cabinet, Speaker Crisp and most of the members of Con­ gress will return to Washing­ VV. B. COUNCILL, M. I). ton this week, prepared to Boone, N. C. grapple with the most seri­ Resident Physician. Office on King Street north of Post ous condition of affairs this country has known tor years, Office. and that democratic states­ manship and wisdom will find DR. L. C. REEVES. a way out that will he safe, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON if it does not at first meet Office at Residence. Boone, N. 0. with the approval of every­ body, is as certain as t h a t Congress will meet next Mon­ L. D. LOWE, day. It is particularly no• icable that this is the pre­ dominatings e n t i m e n t a AND mong democratic Congress­ • NOTARY PUBLIC,„ men already in Washington. However wide apart they BANNER'S ELK. N. 0. may now be they are all cer­ tain that some way will he T F JIOKPIIKW, found for getting together in A110RNEY-.il t fie end. Among the compromises MARION, N.C already suggested isonethnt 1-(•V appears to he rapidly gain­ Will practice in the courts oWatauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ ing ground. It is simply fo ell and all other counties in ttie repeal that clause of theSher .vestern Ji strict iraJr* Special at.ten man law which compels the (ion «(iv(3ii to the collection of purchase of 4,500,000 oun­ claims."1©* ces of silver bullion a month Dr. J. (> Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. by the Treasury, or to mere­ Trade, Teun. Zionrille, X. C. ly adopt an amendment to Butler & Blackburn, the law authorizing the puiehaso of silver to he made or not made in the direction of the President, ami to let it S3T Calls attended sit sill go at that for a few months, Jioiirs.~*£& in order to determine what June 1, '93. other silver legislation may A number of E. F. LOVILL. J. U. FLETCHER. lie necessary democrats who favor thefrec coinage of silver have an­ i, nounced their willingness to ATTORNEYS AT LAW, support this compromise at BOONE, N. C. the extra session, lea ving the question of further silver leg­ tQFSpecial attention given to the colletion ofclsiims."^k islation to be deiermined at the regular session. There are L L. GREENE, & CO., not enough members of Con­ REAL ESTATE AG'TS. gress in Washington yet to hazard a prediction as to —ROONE, N. C. evun the probability they pre Will give special attention fer awaiting therecommendn to abstracts of title, the sale tions to be made by Presi­ of Real Estate in W. N. P. dent Cleveland's message be­ Those he ving farms, timber fore committing themselves. and mineral lands for sale, Representative Neill, o f Ar­ will do well to coll on said Co. kansas. says: "The Sherman at Boone. silver law is vicious a 11 d L. L. GREES & CO. ought to be repealed, but had March 1G, 1893. , as it is it is not responsibleNOTICE.. in my opimon, to any thing Hotel Property for S H I P . like as great an extent for the On account of failing health financial stringency as Mcof myself and wife, 1 offer for sale Kinleyism is. McKinleyism my hotel property in the town of Boone, North Carolina, and will musi be wiped out before the *ell low for cash and make terms country can get all right ao suit the buyer, and will take gam." real or personal property in ex­ The financial system is change. Apply soon. quite had enough without ex­ W. L. BRYAN. aggerating it, and the state­ Notice. ment that two bund red Na­ For sale. 900 acres of land, tional hanks have failed since on Rich Motintain, Watauga the first of January, which County, on which is asbestos, has been widely published, is and fine land for sheep ranch. Sales private. L D. Lowe & a gross exaggeration. The J. T. Fnrgerson, Ex'trs. of total number of suspensions Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. has been 105—two in New Banner Elk, Nov. 1?, '90 . England, two in the Eastern states, fifteen in Middle and Mississippi Valley states, six NOTICE. Parties putting papers in, in Northwestern states and my hand for execution will twenty-five in the Southern please advance the fees with the pa pens and they will re­ states—and of this number ceive prompt attention, other only thirty-seven have actu­ wise they will be returned ally gone into the hundH of not executed for the want of receivers. Of the remainder fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. a number have resumed bus­ iness and more have good 1W *11 worn ant, mally good for noth­ prospects for doing the same TOTTR nACK Aenn*. Or yon \n ing, shortly. R tIt U goners! debility. Trr M O V MYTBfiS. ?l *1U cnr» yon. clean** yout liver, and S't« Mr. Logan Carlisle prope­ a food ^ppftK9. rly takes issue with the ridicATTORNEY AT LA V. Attorney at Law Physicians & Surgeons, LOVILl FLETGHER, COUNTY, Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt as to the govern­ ment clerks beingnbout even ly divided between the politi­ cal parties. Mr. Carlisle is chief clerk of the Treasury and he says the statement of Roosevelt : s worse than ri­ diculous when applied to that department. He says further "To say that ten per cent of the classified clerks in t h n Treasury were democrats at the beginning of thendministration would be puttting the percentage too high. In some large bureaus there was not a single democrat.' Roose velt's statement was made because of Secretary Carlisle having stated it to he his in­ dention to give the democrats a show b.j dismissing the in­ efficient clerks in his depart­ ment. Deputy Commissioner Bell sa.va that less than 20 per cent of theclassified clerks in the Pension Office are dein ocrats, and it would be safe to say that the percentage will not run over that in any of the departments. "Republicans," said a mem her of Tammany, "are talk­ ing nonsense when they say that President Cleveland's a p pointment of two democrats not members of Tammany to be Collector an 1 Appraiser respectively of the port of N. Y. is a slap at Senators Hill and Murphy, and their only object is to create dissencion in the democratic party. Al­ ter givingTammany the post mastership it was perfectly natural that Mr. Cleveland should reward the wing of the party that worked for his nomination. As a Tammany man 1 should, of course, have been glad to have seen all the federal offices in New York City given to Tammanj' men, but I did note, pect it, and, while I have no authority to speak for either of them, I am satisfied that neither ^11 a tor Hill nor Senator Mur­ phy expected it. They always take cjireof their friend s when they have an opportunity and they both have too much manhood to attempt to make a fuss because Mr. Cleveland has exercised the same privi­ lege. I ft el certain that no objection will be heard when those nominations come up for confirmation in the Sen­ ate." Had I but saved the boodle I in the other years h a y e blown, to-day I might ha>© had a little nest egg of my own; I might be now well heel ed enough to join the happy throng, to spend a mcnth at Jackson's park and take my folks along. 0 poverty/ thou art indeed a ragged man's distressl the robber thief of human hopes and earthly happiness and countless thou sands mourn to-day the fate one BO abhors—but s o m e have fun while others stay at home and do the chores. So must I stay and toil for bread and miss the great world's show, but what a motley ero.v.J tbere'd if every one should go, and in a few days at the most. I'm bound to quit the fight and visit lands beyond that beat this World's Fair out of sight. -• Nebrnskti State Journal. . C„ FILUIISDAY, Oaa Yievr of the Fntre. AUGUST 10 1893* the heiresses of wealthy, men of mixed blood, will not be sought in the next century by impecunious thriftless and idle young men of the white 1 ace? The negro maidens are seen a t ceitain colleges f o r women of high degree in the N.?rth. Where unto will this grow? Consider the future of the friendless and fatherless hoy of the white race in the South. Can he pay $500 to attend the Stevens Institute of New York? Can he command mon­ ey for board and raiment while a student at any State school, with a small annex, tools and a shop? He hasn't even money enough to buy a railroad ticket to su ffi a college. The grandchildren of war­ like men with historic names, who made the Southern army a HJ nonyrrt of dauntless courage, are drifting toward the helot class and in the cen tury dawning there will come to pass social conditions that will stir t h e corpses in t h e jackets of gray. No man has seen the har­ vest from the sowing at Ap­ pomattox. The 'statesmen' among us robbed the ex-sol­ dier of Lee to educate black competitors of his children. Then Northern millionaires, in hatred of the paroled citi­ zens, have endowed colleges of tools and machines to equip the ex slave to surpass and subjugate tliQ sons of the Confederate veteran in t h e struggle for the bent pay and position in the skilled trades. It is a condition and not a theory that confronts us. Thoughtful men do not con test the fact. NO, A.;. District Attorney Glenn Keitly or Buslufefts, Capt. R. B. Glenn, of Wins-' A special from Richmond to ton, United States attorney the Washington Post says: for the western district df N. The negro question is dealt C., has issued a circular to with in a most striking man­ United States commissioners ner in an editorial in the cur­ In which he says.' rent number of the Richmond "I a iri rfoW ready to pass Christian Advocate from the upon all accounts, and ap­ pen of its gifted editor, Rev. prove or reject all warrants Dr. J. J. Lafferty. The ar­ that you may forward to' me. ticle is attracting general at­ It is my earnest desire to sup tention here, and is destined press all violations of the to produce a great sensation. Federal laws, and to see that The writer says: the guilty are punished; still A Southern Methodist Ad­ I do not wish the U. S. Dis­ vocate lias this incident: In trict arid Circuit Courts to btf a village of the cotton belt a considered courts of Oppres­ big, bnr'y b'ack rode up to a sion and therefore ask yoU store and said to the owner: to comply with the following "Let this man [pointing to a requests: Do not isstie any poor white laborer] have $2 warrants unless upon the af­ worth of goods and charge fidavits of deputy collectors it to nie." This transaction and agents, upon informal may fret the reader, but it tfon or personal knowledge, has wide significance, or upon the personal knowb The Northern people during edge of private individuals. I the war were drawn toward will order no warrants to is­ the plantation' peasantry of sue unless you shall certify the South. The lot of the fat tnat in your opinion the case' and lun-l jving negro, the liar should be prosecuted. Don't dest working class on earth, issue warrants on frivolous; was for years pictured as a cases, or where malice a n d bitter bondage; the slave was not merit is the cause of the represented a s longing f o r prosecution. In small cases, freedom, and during the war unless for good reasons, nev­ praying through the nignts er bind over more than two for the coining of the nation­ witnesses for thegovernment al troops. and do not bind over at all This moving, though mis­ unless yon are satisfied that taken fancies, and much more the case is such a one as of the same sort, stirred the would warrant a jury Iu find­ philanthropic heart of t h e ing a verdict of guilty. In all cotton-thread millionaires, respects save all the costs and the rich army contrac­ that you can, and let your tors turned virtuous. A great object always be simply to sum was sent South for tlw suppress crime. I will gladly education of the negro. Its give yon all the information expenditures, in the in v 1 n, I can and hope you will aid helped the negro. me in my effortsjto justly and It was wisely directed that economically dispose of the tlmse donations should hav e business that, accumulates in a practical turn. What was the western district." the outcome? We findlnnear Goot And Bad Mothers. ly every Southern Stat6 the Bine Blond And Monoj. negro boys of the blighter On this subject Amelia E. A blue Borghese is to get Burr writes in the North A- married to Miss Vanibcbilt, sort in training schools. In the meanwhile thenegro rierican review: dowrj f 15,000,Ci00. T ief reported in the census is grow "Tfie difference between good ily is of J old I stock ing rapidly as a citizen, with and bod mothers is so vast bluest blood of Europe. They a home and decent income; a and HO far-reaching that if. is became prominent at Siena thrifty member of society. no exaggeration to say that in 1450, and were made prin Moreover, the Southern com­ the good mothers of this gen ces of Huimona under Tope monwealth began after the e r a t i o n a r e b u i l d i n g t h e Fatll V. in 1605, a title which war to tax the white proper­ homes (if the next genera­ they still retain. ty-holders heavily toedueate tion, and that the bad moth­ The lucky man is Hcipo the sons of the non-tax-pay­ ers are building the prisons. Louis Marc Antion Fruncis For out <>f families nations Rudolph Borghese, aLieiiten ing imgro. are made; and if the father ant in the Italian army and The negro laborer received as much money for his coarse be head or the hands of a eldest son of the Prince Sub work as the ex-soldier of Lee. f a m i l y , t h e m o t h e r i s t h e moiin. He is twenty - two The white man consumed heart. No office in the worlYh ygnrs old and of attractive more of his earnings in house is so honorable as hers. 110' tfppoarance. The fi^^lv debt rent, clothing and food, hence priesthood so holy, no influ­ of the-Wbrghese is^Rit[)0,. fie could not sp ire his son at ence so sweet and strong and 000, which the bride, gan' ea­ theschool. lie needed the boy lasting. sily redeem. Their places and at the plow to aid in bring­ "How, to manage young domains are many and will ing up the family. The negro children, how tc strengthen be put in shape now. This boy first learned in the "free them physically; how best to trumps the Princess Colonna schools" to read and write, awaken their intellects, en­ Mackay's daughter.—Obser­ then he learned in these tech­ gage their affections and win ver. nical schools how to make their confidence; how to make Christian Leader: The most fine shoes, buggies, saddles, home the sweetest spot on disgusting of the many forms enrth, a place of love, order etc. in which the infirmity of good The papers recently report­ and repose, a temple of puri­ people manifest itself is jeal­ ed that the private secretary ty where innocence is respec­ ousy. It is not coarse and to Hon. Mr. Blount, of aeor- ted, and where no one is per­ vulgar and brutal; it is just gia, representing the United mitted to talk of indecent small. In religious and so­ States in the Hawaiian subjects or read indecent cial circles this petty vice lias Islands, would shortly mar­ books; these are the duties of p e c u l i a r s c o p e . M e n w h o ry 1 he daughter of a rich Chi­ a go 3d mother, and her posi­ would shrink from open vio­ naman of Honolulu. Thised- tion, if so filled, is one of dig­ lence or even incility, do most uented young gentleman and nity and grave importance. impolite and silly things by of social standing, seeks an For it is on the hearth stone indirection, the explanation alliance with an ex-coolie, a she gives fine healthy initial of which is jealousy; both are pig-eyed pagan. Who will touch to her sons anddaugh utterly unmanly and absurd. dare to say that the olive- ters that is not affected thro' To a large and noble nature, or one pcuet rated b,y efinscolored octoroons and quad­ life, and that makes them | tiau graces they aret impossi­ roons, the bright mnlattoes, [blessed in their generation." ble. �The Watauga Democrat NOTICE. T«-tn™«d t>>,> oHer to 1 the court with the endorse­ North Carolina. Watauga coun ment "Not complied with for ty. Superior court before t li e clerk. Mary and Blanche HagaA D HMOOUATH Ja.nily newspaper devoted to the interest ot Colin the reason that I was unable maii vs. J. K. Hagaman. ty, State ano Nation. Published to do so, as the property! The defendant above named every Thursday at Boone, Wa- mentioned was not then and : will take notice that a motion has been made before me by the tuuga Count v. N . C. never had been in my custo­ plaintiff's in this action, to revive dy. I also notified Col. Cork a judgment which elands in the A Itomantir Marriage. hill that I had returned his name of the plaintiff's and against JYilmipgton Messenger. the defendants on the receipt to the court, as I docket ot the Superior judgment court of Dr. WilliamT. Hoiva1*d f tbe could not accept the receipt this county, ft. r the sum of #500 greatest doctor, but one, we for property never in my cus­ as principle, with interest o n ever saw, who made a distin­ tody. That closed my effort same from the 22nd day of July, 1884, and for cost of action. guished name by some twen­ to get charge of the revolver. Said notice made returnable be­ ty-five years practice in N. C., fore me at my office at the court and has been since 1867 Pro­ The Scriptures were writ­ house in the town of Boone, N.c. on the 14th day ot August, 1893 fessor of the University of ten on skins, linen cloth or when and where the defendant is Maryland, has recently mar­ papyrus, and rolled up as we r e q u i r e d t o a p p e a r a n d s h o w ried a third time. He is now do engravings. The Old Tes­ c a u s e i f a n y h e h a s , w h y s a i d some 74 years of age. He is judgment shall not be revived as tament was written in the a native of Mecklenburg, Ya. Hebrew character—anoffshot prayed for bv plaintiffs. This the 27th day of June, 1893. His first two wives wereN. C. JOE B. TODD, C. S. C. of the Phoenician. It was a ladies, and one a great beau­ H) moo! language as written, EDUCATE YOUR UIRLS ty, the other of marked intel­ —A T— ha ving no vowels. The conso ligence and accom plish men ts. nants only were written and Claremont Female ColHis last wife is beautiful and the vowel sound supplied by lQS®j young, worth u million. She the voice. The words ''an H I C K O R Y , N . C. hail been long ill and the em- together in a continuous line. Unsurpassed tor location, thor­ eminent, aged professor cur­ After the Hebrew became a oughness and cheapness. ed her. Gratitude produced dead language vowels were Christian, but not sectarian. l o v e a n d s h e m a r r i e d t h e supplied to preserve usage, Faculty able and painstaking. man who s a v e d her life. which was passing away. Af­ Special advantages in Music. Send for Catalogue. Quite romantic. Here is the ter the Babylonish captivity A I) I) R ESS romance of her own life—Miss the written Hebrew was mod R EV. J. L. M URPHY, President. Rebecca Williams. She was ified by the Aramaic, a n d THE NORTH CAROLINA to have married Henry Her­ schools of reading taught the College of Agriculture ami Mechanic­ al Arts. bert, of Muckross, Abbey, Ire accent and emphasis. Then Will begin its Fifth Sesssion land. The day had been set came separation of words for the marriage to the weal­ from each other, then divis­ 8ep. 7, 1893. This College is now well equipped for its spe­ thy irishman, but within a ion into verses.—Ex. cial work, having extensive few days of the time she wood and iron shops, careful changed her mind and the en l.v fitted up drawing rooms, A special from Asheville, gagement was broken off on N. 0., to the Richmond Dis­ chemical, botanical and Hor­ account of her ill health. Her patch, July 28th, says: "A ticultural laboratories, green illness was raused by a fall E. Cochran, n prominent law house and barn. The teaching force for the from a horse while following yer of Sundiego, Cal., former­ next year consists of 15 men. the hounds. For a time her ly of Georgia, has brought The two courses lead to grad life was despaired o f ; the best suit in the U. S. Court for the nation in Agriculture and in medical talent was invoked possession of over 100,000 Mechanical and Civil Engin­ but without avail, until Dr. acres of lund in the counties eering. Total cost a year, including Howard declared he could of Watauga, Mitchell, a n d boa rd: cure her. She has fully re­ Caldwell. He is a grand son County students, $93.50 covered under his treatment. of Wm. Cochran, to whom Pay students, $123.50. The fun of the thing is that with Wm. Tate, the tract was For catalogues applv to A Q H OLLADY, Pres., the venerable and very emi­ granted by theStatein 1795. Raleigh, N. C. nent physician is desciibed in There are sixty-one respond­ a Northern newspaper as'the ents. Ex-Attorney General young* doctor.' We heard the Davidson and Ex-Governor late Bishop Atkins say he Jams are Cochran's attor­ BOTANIC was the greatest doctor he neys. The tract now includes had ever known. We heard several towns, and is very an excellent North Carolina valuable. Grundiathei is in­ A thoroughly tested Remedy I'h vsicion say within a year cluded in it." FOR ALL or two that he regarded Him BLOOD 3rd SKIS! DISEASES. This standard remedy hae been tried, as the greatest of his profes and not found wanting, for forty years b* "We all do fade as a leaf. 1 nn eminent physician, who hue Hied ft si on in this country. with certain and unvarying succoea for all Some leaves in fading become oImmm. s for which it la recommended. It never falls to beneilt froui the (Irr.t dose, quickly and effectually driving out all more beautiful, and w h i 1 e discuss germs from the system through Oaitfnu'8 1'istol. the medium of the skin, liver and kidtinged with hues of rarest IICVS without any unpleiin.vnt or Injurious eff-ets. It Is not the result of Ignorance A dispatch from Washing­ loveliness, fall to the ground or superstition, hut It Is founded upon common sense aud u thorough knovrh .'.t« ton says: "The police depart­ and carpet its green with a of modern medical science. It effectually purifies and enriches the blood and brings health to the sufferer. As n general tonic ment officials are Dying to gorgeous robe. Others, with It Is without a rival, and In Its analysis of health-giving properties It Is absolutely get possession of the pistol beyouil comparison with any remedy ever the first touch of autumn's offered to the public. It Is a panacea for all Ills resulting from Impure and impover­ with which Guiteau shot Gar­ ished blood—the current of life; quickly frosts, part with their rich enr.'fiHrreruSa, FrMjsHer.lL (VUrrh, field to add to the museum of green and become seared and 1/1WSMA litid lileer*. I>*emat Rklit i;n< uui.o inin, Liver. KWnev and such articles already collect­ withered. Crisp and shriveled, S.iatfder El I'ta-sie Yit'cjtls* lies', ilenoos iipeuKs, etc. ed and on exhibition. INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF. they still cling to their bran Seu-1 for our Fere of I aluulitA Mr. Donovan, who wa s together with a wonder­ ches until compelled to re­ ful array of certificates of remarkable property clerk of the depart­ oukv! from the simplest to the most vir­ lease their hold by the rough ulent disease, after all known remedies bad .'ailed. These certificates testify with ment at the time of the winds of winter. So there are p.> uncertain sound, that Botanic Blood Balm la the best.cheapest-, quickest.great­ tragedy, says that the Dis­ some christi ans whose loveli­ est n:id most powerful Blood Purifier ever known to the world. trict A toiney carried it a- ness of character attains its PaiCK-fl.OO per bottle ; $5.00 for « bottles. For sale by druggists: If not, se« d to us. way from the station house Address BLOOD BALM CO , Atlanta, Gs. full development, when they ufter Guiteau's arrest, a n d are in "the sere and yellow the clerk could never get him leaf." But others, like au­ to surrender it. He called on tumn leaves which have be­ Col. Corkhill the following come brown and scraggy and ONE DOLLAR da * and several times after­ yet refuse to fall totheeartb, ward, but the Colonel stated chug tolife and cleave to ea rt h that it would remain in his without even the beauty of Is easily earned by anv one of either sex in anj pnrt of the country, wiio is willing to work Indus safe until after the trial, and triouslv youth or the yellow ripeness The laborat the employment which we furnish. i« light and pleasant, and von run no that then it would be return­ risk whatever. We lit you out commote,so.that of old age.—Ex. you can give the business a trial without expense ed to the police department; to your'elf. For those willing to do a little work, this is the grandest offer made. Yott enn work but afrer the trial and con­ all dav, or in the evening only. If you are em­ The Great Southern Remedy. ployed, and have a few spare hours at your disviction Col. Corkhill stated posal, utilUe them, and add to your income,— People should not be de­ our business will not Interfere at all. You will hat for the present it would ceived into paying money for be amazed on the start at the rapidity ar.d eese by which you amass dollar upon dollar, day in und are successful from the reinai « in his office. Donovan trashy mixtures gotten up to dav out. F.ven beginnersrun lite business none tirst hour. Altv one can sell. Botanic Blood Balm, (lb fail. You should try nothing else until you sn then reported the matter to for vourself what you can ho a t the busit.cf which risked. H'cuten nr Commissioner T. F. Morgan, B. Ib) which has been made grand we offer. No' capital they make ar. much in Atlanta for the past fif­ aa men.workers; ttowanavs business, as ii is .« They should :rv this then in charge of the police teen years, never fails to give well adapted in them. Write at once aim see fof ilAI.I.KTT A' CO., department, and he under­ satisfaction as a superior yourscit. Address II. Box ABO. I'oetliMul, .11: stood that his report was re­ building up tonic and blood ferred to the Chief .Jutice of purifier. It is made from the the District Supreme Court. prescription of an eminent THE QREAT PROfiRLl-J OF El.~CTRICITY physician. The " About u week afterward,'' and the dosesbottle is large small. 8ee Meal ft. SurgicalVl'i'SRi' Institute continued Donovan. " I re- their advertisements and buy for ih«Treatment rff 'IVsri .rtn 1I'M r-3»i..H|>« eial reived an order of the court that vhich is thoroughly en­ ri'itnlc, (Vuuiii', »i"i s'.. K»irsrJi*aI S:ise;tav-.. < I'iT? to turn the pistol over to Col. dorsed i) v thousands of grate i: jr i t r.l! rsse* Corkhill, and on the back of ful patients whom ii has cur­ the order was Col. Corkhill s led. Atrial bottle will test ' C: V - I • CO f its iiJ Tits. rtc .ot for the same. I respect 1 jMiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiii!i!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiitiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiii:ii<i« A COMDFETE OVERMAN'S PER 1 full >- ISPECIFICTHE OXYGEN! The | XE\\ r 8 ' A- Prideofthe North 11a, Presw." IS a;oi !" BREATH OF LIFE."! Do you want to aid in building )XTOEKUth«| up a paper that Hliall reflect the _ lif# giving oUen | SPWvUbulb *ni t Of air and r? greatest credit on North Carole, .water; without ~ be HLxJit there oan bo no a na, 110 matter where it may Esi! ln>S mhm ' SPEClhC u ' OXYGfjNj * BOSftHj mm iRFAT F ire P recaution A NECESSITY 1 the Fiiotocy, i'ni(!iie lt»o>n. Maehlno flhop, 'Unnbers' mi i 1'iiliil.ers' Shops, mikI txnv !*n« oily wiwhw or elothoa »r« used. •,»y scknoiviedu'ed by all ti» be the beak iugfor tli. |inrjiivst over invented. .;r;x seen? Then patronize The Wilmington Mcs senget A LA KG K EIUHT-PAUfi PAI'K'll Do you want a reliable paper giving you all the news of the world—a Democratic newspaper that equals the best— has the HAY FEVEB' •— h :i largest circulation, and has for twenty-one years been a part at and factorin thegrowth and devvelopment of the Old North State? Then subscrbe tor |ONLY IN USE. wammmmmmmaammm TH WILMIKGTON J l i M I t l llfpokUorle*: II 94-1 -MY.Alabama St.. AtUnU. Ot. MOMh' llv BaiMtng, Ouialia. Ntb. Campaign Rartes: 4:9 K, Rroatlwav. LOUIHVUIC, KJ CURES' J iY-.' bHf-- /sin sk'-'V (Maimtlifo. bPEOITIOrj PIECE. 0XYQEN is t S speoial medioat- V •d Oxygen treat- 2 meat for disoas- — ea of the aose, 2 throatand lungs •» The inhalations 2 contain Germi- J ^TARRH ASTHf' , eldes and Disin- 3 3NSUMPTI0N! feotants, in ad- s BRONCMlTlS " * st? ditiontothebsst; 1,1 known specifics these dis _ L* eisos,carrying thoremedy by inhalation riyht to \ " lha seat tha disease, making it a POSITIVE ; CTIP.E. ueparate Rpeoifica used in Catarrh and 2 Hay-Fever. Not a patent medioine. Physician* ; — prescribe it in their praotioe. ntn j-kicks AT ONCK. ur.k E, nits KTg\ Supply Co., 76*78 Pearl Str^e*. Bottbn. iSEtWIBie .RSACHiHEi 5iiii,iiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiib»iiiiiit»iiiniiMni»ijiH»i»tiiiittniiiiS WARRANTED 5 YEARS R A POSTAL CARD addressed to us] The "Daily Messenger," by mail, 4 months on trial, for 12.00 |Tlif Specific Oxygen Co., NAf"NN:lc-i The weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger," (the largest and best paper in the State) 9 months on trial for $1.00 Cash in advance. Both papers are large Eight-Page sheets. Send Postal Card with the address of five per­ sons and receive sample cop­ ies of T HE M ESSENGEU. NATURE'S Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. ^wiil bring you by return mail a copy of our' fiUnual, explaining the troatment in full. Bend; for it if you prise health; CACTERINE .CURE FOR TAKE THE CATARRH oeooooovoo Yeov o w~w Ghicap and Allan it. R. •UHflllwk m 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 i ii - 1 Examine THE ROYAL for points of axceilence, QIK! you will buy f>o otter. Emigrants going to any of the Wowtern States or Territoriee It Ths patlsnt can cura hlmsell at a small axpinii will save time and money going and without outside assistance. X. No change of diet or pursuit el Ufa la a erf via. Chicago and Alton route, during treatment. A The remedies art tn no arise affMwhra te the t is the quickest route to he remedy rsachea the seat fsilent and entail no dlscomlort.at the trewMe K A N S A S C I T Y , D E N V K It, directly. . „ _ •. The remedies and means of appliance caa he P U KB DP, carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience. TREK TREATMENT at any drug Her* And ull points in Idaho, Wash TERINE AMD INSUFFLATOR, $2.°9. w C/S£ V. 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SHUPTBIfSE &. Bfli). ^ fl * A «• FOR YOUR HO; SAVANNAH, GA. F' : vlr. V '•< ; lv ' •• Is n clx>ke biend of fine, high-grade Chi ncse Tea. Put up In attractive and orig­ inal packages and packed In handsome counter display boxes of six pounds each (either size); is only sold in packages, at a reasonable and much lower price to the consumer than any other package tea on the market of any merit whatever ana affords the dealer a fair profit; Is a thor­ oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ lutely pure, always the same ; free from DU,T 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 seli and has proved a big success wherever Introduced. We are extremely anxious to have all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly r^ 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 yovi are supplied. For further Information address The Kin-Go Tea Co., "iT* . ffptSt PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER ENDORSED BY PROF A. L. BIETZ, P. H. G, Ki</ . t* of Medical tlppartmont Tulane University of Louisiana, who, after oarefnl analysis, pronounces K a pure Cream Tartar Powder, which he cheerfully recommends to tho pnbllo. a "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" "'.*V *' % •* • *- '"'-V-i'- *" ' ' V / PURE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. • t' 15 .• • "•.- -. • You Want It. Ask Grooer For It. NEW OFlLIANS, Onp of I ho BKSTTH - i v ' FffEE PKCopPR i n _ t he world. <>ur fftcTlitUfi art anrquAlfd, und to inlrodurr our Mp^rior go. -D mr0 will to in otrh lorAlltf, abovR Onlj thoa* who wrlto to u« at once < an make aurr tha chance AII you have to do in return in to ahow our fooda to tltoaa who t all—rour neiVhbora and thoaa a round you The be'ftnninfr of thia adverliaemant ahowyg tha atnAll end of the tel» aeope. Tha following rut prWea thr appearance of if reduced U Oar faeilitU* art m out rtH-AOfl arndrRSB of AtMMit the ffffieth t>nrt of it* bulk. It i* a grand, double aire tela•cop". Af Mr pro, an mtr will nMoehuw ton how you fan make fr.ui> ioD I <» a day n Irear, from th'o et»rt,with0t»t eipeiioc '< D- 'f-i w 11»«« et once »Vi» pay all cxpreee r bat»ea We Addjre<»;H. HALLKT1 k CO., Box l\ :c.«n. M aihr fteixl fof IIUutrai»A r»f»70 I»!l4. The Schiiin'ohei By'.iiasiiiin Co.®* FOR BYSPEPSIA, IndlRCftion. and Ptftnqoh fkVw XFWS'S I RUN LTITTKKSALL DFSJP.RS KPEP it , JFL per bottle . Genuine hne ft. trudc mark aud crowed rod tinea ou vrappi r OttTint*. r.nd TraBo-Mr.rks obtained, and all Palcut biiBinesa conducted for Moderate Feot. Our O ficB -3 OooorFe I) S. Patent Otftca Mid we PRO •Tcuru pa tout in less tiir^ tiiiUi tw>w remote modrl, drawing or photo., with dr^ewftp* Solid from Wx«biiict'>n^ don. Wi(Mir fee not dno till patwntT* BcimrojL advlnn, or nuL chari/e., ..sipf, "l> ,if nntunUble Patetstn,^ wwo ^>p IV to Ob faro named oi aciua' clierdd inyowhtvile, county,Of town, sent free. >Mro**, C.A.SMOW& • i * 0t <X-•• Slj a �be Watauga jJemaorat CONGRESS* STOMACH TROUBLES Asheville Female Celiag:. 1 lie ivuuicnuiu Burke County, N. C,, Will open its Fall Term, Aug. 3, '93, under very prom ising prospects. It is ten miles est of Hickory, N. C., near he noted Connelly Springs, hose waters are being ship>ed to Europe almost every ay. Board, includinge»-ery expense, is from #5. to #9. per month. Tuition ra nges from #1. to #4. per month. No lealthier, happier and more moral place can be found in America. A complete busi­ ness course a f Inched. Address DR. R. L ABEKNETHY, PRESIDENT, Rutherford College, N. C. The democrntieeaucusheld | Special Ittraction*: Matchless by the members of Congress j climate. Wonderful healt h r* cord. it. It. Dougherty, Editor. on Saturday nominated Mr. Liver Complaint, Constipation, Delightful homelif'c. Well ordered It. C, Hirers, Publisher Crisp, of Georgia, for re-elec­ course ofiimtructions. Thorough and Biliousness i ly equipped gymnasiums. Music tion as Speaker by neclamn under the celebrated Prof. GraARE SPEEDILY CURED 1 hujxln \ 1 i;g. W, I SOS. Hon, Mr. ( risp maden short j hnu (German). Art under Miss By the use of Hl.vthe (Paris). House in seven speeelr outlining- the policy acres of wooded lawn in the heart There SWIIIH to bo A consid­ tod»e pursued by the demo­ ! of a beautiful city, (looms finely erable muddle >ver the sal* cratic Congress, and advised I finished. Steam heatinguud sail ol the State's interest in the Congress to redeem the prom itary plumbing throughout. The charges as low as a fine school Caldwell and Watauga turn­ ises made to the people, and can make them. Sen 1 for cata pike. Maj. Harper, Hon. S. restore confidence and pros­ A friend speaks through the Boothlogue. Address L. Patterson and E«q. JoeB. p e r i t y t o a l l c l a s s e s o f t h e bay (Me.) Register, of the beneficial R EV. J UMUS A TKINS. results he has received from a regular Asheville. N. C . Clarke were appointed com- citizens. use of AYER'S Pills. He says: "I was feeling sick and tired and my inissioners to sell said inter­ Mr. Kerr, of Pennsylvania, stomach seemed all out of order. I tried a number of remedies, but UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAR0L1N est, the money accruing to be was re-nominated for Clerk none seemed to give me any relief until I was induced to try the old EQIJIPM ENT:—Faculty of twen­ reliable AYER'S Pills. I have taken only one box, but I feel like a transferred to the treasurer by acclamation. ty-five teachers, eleven buildings, new man. I think they are the most pleasant and easy to take of any­ of the Boone and Blowing Mr. Voder, of Ohio, was re­ thing I ever used, being so finely sugar-coated that even a child will take seven scientific laboratories, li­ brary of 30,000 volumesaad 316 Rock Co., for the purpose of nominated for Sergeant-at- them, I urge upon all who are in need of a laxative to try A\ ER S students. aiding in the building of a arms, beating Mr. Snow, of Pills. They will do good." "For four years, I was afflicted with liver complaint. The best physi­ INSTRUCTION.—F i v e geimr.d turnpike from Boone to Blow Illinois, only one vote. cians in the country being unable to relieve me, 1 was advised to try courses; six brief courses, profes­ pig Bock. The sale was well Mr. tyurgus Dal ton, of In AYER'S Pills. I did so, and believe my liver is now in a perfectly sional courses in law, medicine, engineering and chemistry; opadvertised, and was sold at diana, was nominated for healthy condition."—M. JARRELL, Proprietor of Jarrell's Hotel, High We wish to call attention to our Point, Guilford Co., N. C. t ional courses. public outcry at Patterson post master. line of second-hand "I have been the victim of dyspepsia and rheumatism for years, so bad EXPENSES:—Tuition, #60 per on the 27th ult., and was bid Rbv. S. W. Hadaway, of that my hands are crippled, and I suffer periodically, from severe Euggies, Carts, wagons, year. .Scholarships ami loans for off by Capt. T. J. Coffey, of Maryland, [Methodist] was/ headaches. Until lately when these headaches came on, I was obliged to the needy. riacks, Harness Etc, give up work. I have tried many medicines, but without any benefit, Boone, for thesuir of#2,950, nominated for Chaplain. Address PHESLBEXT W IXHT ON, until about a year ago, I began taking AYER'S Cathartic Pills regularly, Chapel Hill, N. C. They are almost good as new, thereby securing the control I The republicans caucused and now my digestion is greatly improved, the headaches virtually cured, and persons wishing to buy can ing interest in the Caldwell a n d n o m i n a t e d t h e i r i d o l and my general health better than for years."— Mrs. EMMA M CCAKTY, NOTICE. secure bargains by calling on us. Joseph Co., Mich. and Watauga road. A major Tom Heed, for Speaker as a Colon, St.relieved of sick headache in a very short time after having taken We have a big lot of NEW North Carolina, Watauga conn "I was ity of the Commissioners re­ compliment, of eoure. as he AYER'S Cathartic Pills." — ERNEST GUILLOUD, 21 South street, San ty, in the Supoi i n- court. GoulBUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, ler llaiman vs E II. Miller. Antonio, Texas. fused to accept the check ten­ has no chance for election. HARNESS Ac By virtue of an execution dime dered for the purchase neither The above is our latest to ted to the undersign'**! from the on hand, which will be sold on would they receive the treas­ day we will get lui tlier partic Superior Court of wptniign cani­ easonable terms. If we have not Prepared by Dr. J. O, Ayer A Co., Lowell, Mail. ty in the above entitled ucHiui, 1 jot what )Oii want, w£ will urer's receipt of the Boone ulars, but too late for this is­ will on Monday, the 4th day of take pleasure in getting any and Blowing Roclt Co., but sue. For the next few months S 1893. at 12. m. at t in Every Dose Effective demanded that all the cash the news will be of great imcourt house door in said count \ thing for you in our line. We buy sell to the highest biddei forcasfi direct from manufacturers and be paid by the purchaser thai portanae to everybody. You to take up the third .ques­ our pledges. Let us begin the in hand all the right, title and in can, therefore, give you very it might be handed .back to all should take your county tion, "Liqpor and religion," work at once. Let us lay a- terest which the said E. It. Mii- lose prices. the Co's. Treasurer. h ey paper and read. ler haw in the following described same .opened by J. Younce Hide every other considera­ tract of land, lying on the wa­ We have a full line of new Har would not agree to go with tion than the public good, ters of Beech creek, Laurel week the president of the Boone Like a ship without a rudder is and followed by Smith Haga and endeavor to so discharge township, this county, adjoining ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ and Blowing Hock road to a man or a woman without man and others. Took .up the the duties assigned us so as the lands of Jurdoii Oaks. Wiley erything in the harness line. Can health and ths necessary strength Hickory to receive the mon­ to perform the ordinary duties of ourth question, "Work of to restore confidence, pro­ Harman and others, containing beat the world on prices. ey, but continued the sale un life. When the appetite tails, the laity," discussed by D. C. mote prosperity and udvu :»ce twenty acres more or less. Said WW e will take in exchange, execution being raised to satisfy hoises. mules, and also good bee til the next Thursday, when when debility, and a disordered Harman. the general welfare of all class a judgment for #7.43 with inter­ cattle. Give us a cull. of stamach, kid­ the #2,950 was tendered to conditionbowels assail liver, take Committee on religious ex­ es of our people. est and cost of this action. This ney, and you, ercises report J. H. Farthing tihKKEL, CllAlG £ ( O. Aug. 7th 1898. the Commissioners by t h e Ayer's Sarsuprilla. I). F. B AIRD, Sheriff, .iAuioir C. and D. C. Harman to preach Sincerely grateful for your president of the B. and B. per M. P.E DMIMTE/N . f>. S confidence and esteem, I now Proceedings of Fifth Sunday Meeting. on Sunday. The clerk was road and by T. J. Coffey, the pledge myself to devote to LAND SALE. c o n t r a c t o r t o b u i l d s a i d The Fifth Sunday Union requested to have the pro­ the discharge of the duties of ceedings of this meeting publ­ Superior Court, Watauga conn road. The Commissioner de­ Meeting of the Baptists of Wa the responsible position yon tv. James G. Rose vs. Thos. A tauga county met with Mt. ished in the Watauga DEMO manded that the money be have assigned ine all the en­ f'l ngaman and wife, JHM. Ify Ha counted, and Mr. Barnhardt Gillead church on Friday at CRAT. gamun and wife and Sarah Ha :o:The next meeting to be ergy and ability I possess." gaman, CommisHsionsrs. was appointed todothecoun 11, a. m. As commissioner appointed by ting, which ho did and repor­ The introductory sermon held with the Brushy Fork I have just received a nice the court in case of Jus. G. R ON* line of Dress Goods consist­ ted the.full amount tendered. was preached by the Hev. J. church, to begin on Friday against Thomas A. Haga man ing of They still refused to accept F. Davis from St. John 8 32, before the 5th Sunday in Oc­ and wife Sarah, Jas. P. Haga White and Black Emman and wife Nannie C. and Sa the money, and ordered the —"What is truth?," after tober, with Rev. It. L. Palmer rah Haganiati. widow of Thomas broided Skirting. A sale to proceed, nud Colonel which we adjourned to meet to preach the introductory ffaganjun, dcd.. I will sell to tht big lot of White Ed. Jones bid in the stock again at the appointed hour, sermon. highest bidder for rush at 1 h Goods, WOrKtcds when we were called to order On motion resolved that court house door in Boone on th for about #1,500. This mon­ 4th day of Sept., 1893, it being and etc. A nice ey was offered to the treasu­ by C. S. Farthing, former we return thanks to the sis­ the first Monday in said month ters, brethren and friends of line of ladies' rer of the Boone and Blow­ moderator, with Smith Ilathe following valuable tracts of this settlement for their kind gaman leading in prayer. ing Co * and was refused by land lying and being in Watauga Trimmed a n d Untrimnied county. 1st tract hing on Wa We then organized by elect ness during the meeting. The 11 ATS him. These proceedings show tauga River adjoining the land business of a high order, to ing C. S. Farthing moderator meeting was largely at lead­ Also Trimmings. Tips and of A. B. Mast, Jacob Wagner ant ed, after the first day, with Flow* rs for Hals. say the least. The State's »n and J Younce clerk. Mrs. A. A. Williams others, known as the Thomas A Lynn, Mass. On motion agreed to take much interest, and we trust 11again an farm, the same con terest brought #3,408 at the taining 284 acres more or less A nice line of ladies first sale and #1,500 the last. up the program as it stands great good was accomplish­ For the bounds of this land refei and Gent's Shoes. Big lot of Tin-ware Proceedings will be immedi­ unless otherwise changed. On ed. Rev. Mr. Williams Heartily En­ ence is hereby made to book ot Glass-ware a n d A motion to adjourn with dorses Hood's Sarsaparilla. mortgages, pages 540-41-42 reg ately taken by the first pur­ motiDn appointed the pastor We are pleased to present this from inters office Watauga county Queens-ware- A good and officers of Mt. Gillead prayer by W. II. Farthing. chasers against the commis­ Rev. A. A. Williams, of the Sillsbee 2nd track lying on waters line of Notions. A big church a committee on reli C. 8. FARTHING . Moderator street Christian Church, Lynn, Mass.: sioners appointed to sell the Brushy Fork creek being lot No lot of .Joans and CotJACOB YOUNCE , Clerk. " I see no reason w hy a clergyman, more than road,for the possession of the gious exercises. Then on mo ton Odes. .Just come a layman, -who knows whereof he speaks, 2, as allotted to J. P. Haga man out of the real estate of Thonia stock bought by them. The tion appointed J. F. Davis. The many Truthful testimoni­ should hesitate to approve an Haga man; sr., dcd., as one of the In 500 gab ills of ('rockeryArticle of money has been tendered and D. C. Harman and L. W.Fai als in behalf of Hood's Sarsapa- and worth, from which he Merit ware. rilla prove that Hood's Cures, e- been signally benefited, and or his family have heirs of said Haga map, the sam* whose commenda­ refused, and, of course, the thing to arrange the pro­ ven when all others fail. Try it. tion may serve to extend those benefits to adjoining the lands of J. L. Hayes We are Agent for Helton others by Increasing their confidence. My wife Z. Adams and others containing gram, time and placefornext matter will be litigated. has for many years been a sufferer from severe Woollen Mills. 75 acres more or less. 3rd tract Mr. Crisp's Speech. meeting of this body. Nervous Headache ly ig on waters of Brushy Fork A big lot of Moth now oil It the democratic Congress On motion changed thereg When Mr. Crisp was nomi­ for which she found little help. She has tried creek, being lot No. 1 as allotted many tilings that promised well but per­ ha no. little. Last fall a friend by their wise legislation re­ ular order of program and nated on last Saturday by formedHood's Sarsaparilla. It gave her a bot­ t o S a r a h H n g n a i a u o u t o f t h e tle of seeins surpris­ ing what simply one bottle could and dla stores th e country to prosper­ took up the second question. the democratic caucus for for her. The attacks of headache decreaseddo real estate of Thos. llngaman, Just received a nice lot of In number and were less ity and happiness, what will Subject, "Family prayer, the Speakership of the pres sity, while her general violent In their Inten­ deed, as her part of his est ate as SUGAR health has been Im­ his widow, the same adjoining proved. our republican and third pat­ opened by J. F. Davis, follow ant House, be spoke as fol From our Her appetite has also been better. the lands of Z. Adams, J. It. I!aexperience with ty friends have to say, after ed by J. H. Farthingand otli lows: 'Theextraordinnry con gamon and others and contain­ Brown and Granulated, and Hood's Sarsaparilla Coffee. I have no hesitation In endorsing i»« mrrii-." ing 75 acres more or less. For denouncing Cleveland a n d ers. dition of affairs throughout A. A. WILLIAMS. A big lot i f Hoes, calls of the last two mentioned his cabinet and the democrat Committee on religious ex the country lias necessita­ HOOD'S PlLLS »r»the best family cathartic, tracts of lan 1 reference is hereby Nails, gentle and effective. Try a bat Price 2.1c i?party k> bitterly? Won't ercises reported C. S. Far­ ted our me ting in extraordi had to book of mortgages pages Horse shoes, 540-41-42 Registers officewatanOx shoes they feel like "taking a tree. thing to preach tomorrow at nary session. In so far as H o l l y S p r i n g C o l l e g e . ga county. Sale of the aforesaid etc. We have faith that this grefit 11, a.m. A motion to ad that condition is attributa­ lands will be made to satisfy a Bi tle", Johnson, Co., Tenn. financial trouble and general journ until tomorrow anc ble to existing law we are in judgment in favor of the plaintiff No goods sold on time, un­ unrest and demoralization of spend half an hour in prayer no wise responsible therefor. Beautifully and accessibly J nines OK Itose against th* defen­ less secured by mortgage. dants thomas A Haganran, J P. t h e p e o p l e w i l l s o o n c a l m to be conducted b> I). C. Hai Now, for the first time in located. Ample boarding accommo­ Hngamnn and others obtained dowrt, and new life will take Recollect that I will sell more than thirty years, we dations. at spring term of Superior court hold of tl.e country. As Mr. man. ot Watauga county 1891 for the you good goods and will not are in full power. We can re­ Faculty of six teachers. Crisp said in his speech on Saturday morning met a sum of #4.000 as principal with misrepresent my wares. Come Saturday in the caucus, "the 9 o'clock. After devotional peal bad lawsand makegood Two hundred and eighty interest on same from 2nd day of and see my stock whether democrats are now in power exercises the house was called ones. • The people have en­ five students last year. April 1889 until paid, and cost you buy or not. Both sexes admitted. to repeal bad laws and enact to order oy the moderator, trusted us with that power, Said judgment, Thorough work done in all of action. as follows: Jan.subject Most Respectfully, good ones." This can and to credits 26th, and expect us to exercise it branches. will be done, we have but lit­ and the first question, "Wo­ '92, #625; April 28,'93, #286.59. Next session bfgins Aug. Title in fee simple will be made to tle doubt. Let the people be man's rights in the church," for their benefit. Our finan cinl system should be revised 7 1893. the purchaser mi payment of the of good cheer, use economy, was taken up. The subject April 27, 93. Write for catalogue, purchase money. stay near the shore in finan­ was opened by J. H. Farthing and reformed. The strictest JAH. H. SMITH, PRF.S'T. J. F. Si'Al.YHotJit,"Commissioner. cial affairs, and we predict and followed by H. L. Pal­ economy in public expendi­ that all will work out well. mer, Win. Cannon and oth­ tures should be observed, an 1 BROWN* S IRON BITTERS broken For Malaria, Liver Trou­ should be equaliz d down from Mnny Persons arecares. II affected with scalp diseases, ers. Sermon by 0. S. Far­ taxation . , . , . overwork or household cures Dyspepsia, Inble,or Indigestion, use hair tailing out, and premature thing. Motion to adjourn one and greatly reduced. l o these Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the .. , , system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile. bald »iS 'S8, do not use grease or al digestiori& Debility. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS purposes we are thoroughly so* euros msUri*. Get the genuine. coholic preparations, but use hour. Reassembled at 1 o'clock • committed. We must redeem nail 's aair tteuewer. AYER'S Cathartic Pills ATTENTION. OUTERS!! Ayer's Cathartic Pills LOOK OUT! For the Good of Others C. D. TAYLOR �i .I> J iON lvATE 8 To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT " " 6 months 3 months 35 ADVERTISING RATES. 1 inch 1week 1 '• 1 month I " 3 " 1 " 0 " 1 '' 1 year J column 1 week 1 " 1 month 1 " 3 " 1 " 6 " 3 " 1 year .# .75 1.75 3.00 5.00 7.00 9.00 13.50 25.00 87.50 50 00 Entered nt the Postofflceat Boone, N. C., as second-class mail matter. LOCAL NEWS. —"Whenever a kind word is spoken, a flower bloom*." —The visitors increase in number at Blowing Rock dai hv. —Miss Shuford, of Hickory, is visiting Miss Bettie Cof­ fey. — Lenoir and othc parts of Caldwell county, have ty­ phoid fever. —A fre-ih supply of toilet soaps, perfumes, cigars, ci­ garettes, etc. at Bryan's. —I. L. Council! ol Elk Park, has been spending some days with his parents in Boo'»e. —See if you can fir.<1 any­ thing peculiar in the words 'abstemious' and 'facetious'? — L. B. Lenoir, of Lenoir, and .). Me I). Michael,of Hick ory, were in Boone Tuesday and Wednesday. —I. I*. Bobbins presented UH with some of the most delicious plums we have ever eaien. They grew on his fa­ ther's land. — J. P. Bobbins will open the free school at New River Academy on Monday the 21st iriHt. We hope the school will prosper. —'Granville Hagaman who lias been in Tacoma, Wash­ ington. for the past sixteen years, has returned to h i s family and friends in Watau­ ga.' —Rev. J. D. Miller, Episco­ pal minister, will preach in St. Luke's church in Boone, at 11, a. ni. next-Sunday and at Valle Crucis at 4, p. m. the same day. —E. D. Moore, of Granite Falls, died at his home on 1 »st Tuesday of typhoid fever. He was a son of Capt. M. V. Moore. He was an excellent young man, and his death w ill he a severe shock to his many friends and relatives. —The new railroad from Lenoir to John's River has been graded and the rolling stock is in operation four noles from Lenoir. The Co. has located their manufactu ring plant on G. R. Clark's land 1% miles from Lenoir. —We are indeed sorry to note that friend John F. Har din is confined to his room suffering from an attack of pneumonia fever. We do hope that the disease may deal gently with him, and that he may soon be out among us again. —On last Tuesday a num­ ber of our young people spent the evening on Howard's Knob. They came down late trimmed in ferns and flow­ ers, looking very much like veritable wood-nymphs. The girls we mean, of course. The boys weie ugly because they couldn't help it. —Misses Nellie and Tate Blair, of North Wilkesboro, are visiting relatives on New From Dixor, California. TIIENOEMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTI­ River. Miss Mary Cameron, of the same place, accompa­ Editor Democrat: TUTE, FOE Y OU NG WOMEN. nied them. Capt. E. S. Blair There is evidence of wealth A S H E V f L C E , /V. C , brought them up. He spent one every side in this coun­ Monday in Boone, and saw try. There are two cemeteries Second session begin* September Id, 18OR. many of his old friends, and \ in this town, one managed left for home on Wednesday. by the Odd Fellows and the The institution is located in the most beautiful suburb of Ashe­ ville, N. C. The spacious building, recently completed for its use —The second session of the other o.v the Masonic Frater­ at a cost of #00,000 Is furnished with pure wnter from springs on Normal and CoMegiate Insti­ nity. There are eight or ten the premises, is lighted with gas, heated by hot water and provided tute at Asheville, N. C., wi'l acres in each. They sell lots with hot and cold baths. The health and habits of pupils are carefully open Sept. 13. The enroll­ of about sixteen feet square sides the ample space giventhe outdoor exercise, a guarded. Be­ to well equipped for #20, and the one w h o ment during the past session gymnasium will he fitted up within doors. No expense has l>eeii was 138, and of that number buys the lot encloses it and spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perlecL 123 were boarders. I'hose de­ beautifies it according to Each pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as a part of her practical training for lite, and whilstaindng at thoroughness in siring to give their daughters taste and wealth. The latter every department, the management will strive to provide for those a thorough, practical educa­ generally prevails. Granite committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian tion, can do no better than blocks nrs generally used to school, but a christian home. No pupil will be admitted who is not in reasonable to sen J them to this school. enclose those small family mt ral character. health, or who cannot furnish credentials ns to lots. The blocks aie from six See large raid elsewhere. to ten f«-et long, about six­ Four Separate Courses of Study are Offered to the Student. —On Tuesday evening as teen inches wide and eight 1 THE NORM AL COURSE, for the thorough training Atty. W. 15. Councill was dri- inches thick. The parts ex­ of teachers under instructors from the best Normal schools. 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE, including ) ing one of his fast horses posed to view are beautifully ancient and modern languages, science, music,drawingeic. through the streets of Blow­ polished. The granite used 3. COMMERCIALCOURSE, includingstenography, type­ ing Rock at full speed, by ac­ is of a gray color. After the writing, bookkeeping, etc. cident he was thrown from small family graveyard is en 4. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC' SCIENCE, (n) Scien­ his buggy, and in falling le- closed t h e inside iH filled tific cooking, the study of the production and manufacture ceived a painful though not w i t h d i r t , a n d s t o n e s t e p s cf food, etc, (b) Sewing—embracing the cutting and fitting very serious hurt. His wrist take,you into this bed of of garments, millinery, etc. The was dislocated and hand con grass or flowers. There is Pratt teach ersat the head of this department are from the famous School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the best insti­ siderahly bruised. some Scotch Granite used for tutions in the country, chosen with reference to christian character —$j0'Reward!! Some per­ monuments. It is very pret­ experience and abilty as teachers. A,thoroughly organized Preparatory department has been, fur­ sons are in the ha bit of throw ty, and I am told that some nished for all such as are not prepared tor the higher classes. i n g d o w n m y f e n c e o n t h e of the monuments cost five The school year is divided into two terms; cost to pupil #50 per term, or bourd, Iiine place, near Holland thousand dollars. I don't of­ the school#100 per year, which barely covers the expense ofby a few being practically free, having been provided for Hodges, t hereby exposing my ten see a slab at a grave as frie nds to female education. For further particulars applv 'to entire crop of corn, grass, we have In North Carolina, REV. THOMAS LAWRENCE, A SHEVILLE', N. C. etc., to the stock running at but usually monuments, and large. 1 will pay the above some of them 15 f eet high. reward for information that The earth quake a few years will lead to the detection of ago damaged those inonu the guilty parties. ments. Nearly all of t h e m W. L. BRYAN. were thrown from their bases —A rumor was afloat two and some were broken and weeks ago that Rev. E. F. others defaced. I notice that Jones had been shot and kill­ one man is having graves ed in Dixon, California. We dug in his lot for all his fam­ are glad to state that it is a ily. The graves are dug amistake, and that he is alive bout one foot apart,and will and well. It is amusing to be cemented and covered with see in some of the State pi­ a stone slab until needed. A pers quite a lengthy obituary monument will be erected in of this good man. Mr. Jones the center, and t he inserip will enjoy the pleasure, that tions will be placed upon it few men ever have, o r reading I noticed that one was bur the post mor f eai praise that ied in this lot. The grave was open to the coflin or box. is bestowed too late. This work will cost the owner —Following is the list of ju #5,000. It costs a great deal [15. B. DOUGHERTY. PRINCIPAL ] rorw drawn for fall term Wa­ to bury here. Usually #100 [MISS MARY MOORE, Music..] tauga Superior Court: D. A. and upwards. The friendsof Located in one of the most moral and healthful com­ Trivett, W. II. Horton, J. C. the dead have a hearse and Green, A. W. Beach,Tllo's L. munities in N. C. Eight well arranged buildings. The board­ pall-benreis and many things Critehsr, J. W. Harrison, W. ing facilities are the best. The cheapest good school in that appear unnecessary to our country. Opens August 14,'93. For other informa­ S. Upchuich, J. M. Hamlet, lis, hut the undei takers must tion address the Principal, or Mr. F. P. Moore, Globe. N.C. Thos. F. Greer, J. E. Green, live, and such is the fashion Richard Isaacs, John Green, of this country. The ceme­ Sr., J. K. Perry, 11. H.Castle. teries are beautifully orna­ J. A. Denny,G. W. Lawrence, mented with evergreens, such Phillip Greer, A. J. Wilson, as cedar, cypress, etc. There John F. Eggars, J. W. Phil­ Shrewd buyers are always after good bargains, and are hut few flowers now, as lips, R. L. Green, Jas. R.Phil this leads that class of our citizens to inspect my disnlav it costs a great deal to culti­ of NEW GOODS. lips, R. F. Billings, J. C. Norvate them in the summer. I ris, N. W. Stansbur.y. Austin I receive new goods every week which I am selling at don't see many flowers now, Miller, Roby Thomas, Alabargains that will save you money. Just received a lot of only a few geraniums. The ladies' low-cut shoes or slippers in black and tan colors. A way Main, John Miller, J. C. roses are gone. The time for beautiful line of wide ribbons and flowers for hat trim­ Green, Isaac Norris, Alfred flowers here is in the latter ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions very cheap. Yates, J. C. Baliff, W.H. Cal- part of the winter and in the away, John PhippsandS. W. spring. The fields are all dry Come t > see me when in need of goods. I will sell you very Coffey. and brown. I have not seen low. 1 have just received a large lot of Mason's Fruit jars one drop rain since I left Cin- that I will sell cheap. I want a lot of young chickens,eggs cinatti, Ohio, except a little etc., for which I will pay good prices; also roots nnd herbs. Ask Your Friend* Who have taken Hood's Sarsapa ocean mist at Santa Ornz. Give me your tr »de and I will do you right every time. rilla what they think ot it, and No rain, no thunder, no light­ JfteS~A T G7 H E\ I have just completed a black smith shop the replies will be positive in its ning rods. About once a week fayor One has been cured of in­ I see a fleecy cloud floating and have secured the services of a first-class workman in digestion and dyspepsia,another in the South from the bay both wood and iron, and I ask you to bringjmeyour work, f i n d s i t i n d i s p e n s i b l e f o r s i c k and that breaks thej monotor I will have you a nMv wagon built on short notice? Grv® head ache, others report remark­ ny. Yours fryternally, able cures from scrofula s a l t me a call when in need of work, and I will give you low pri­ E. F. JONES. rheum and other blood diseases, July 29, 1893. ces. still others will tell you that it oYours Anxious to Please. GLOBE ACADEMY. vercomes that tired feeling and so on. Truly, the best advertis­ ing which Hood's Sarsaparilla receives is the hearty endorse­ ment of the army offriends it has won by its positive medical merit As a hair dressing and and for the prevention of baldness Ayer's sair Vigor has no equal in merit and efficiency. It eradicates dan­ druff. keeps the scalp moist, clean and healthy, and gives vitality and color t o weak, fadea, a n d The President's message will gray hair. The most, popular of treat on tiie financial affairs toilet articles. and also the tariff. Dou't You Know That to have perfect health you must have pure blood, and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, the best blood purifier and strength builder. It expells all taint ot scrofula,, salt rheum and all other humors, and at the same time builds ID the whole system and gives nerve strength. Hood's pills may be had by mail for 25c. of c. I. Hood and co. Lowell, Mass. FORSALTI In the town of Boone, a com fortable dwelling house with 6 rooms and five fire places, with nine acres of land, good spring, someapple, peach and chestnut trees,situated some 300 yards from Main street. It is a desirable private resi­ dence. The place will he sold cheap on terms to suit the purchaser. For further par­ ticulars apply to I. W. Thorn as, Hibriten, N. U., or VV. B. Councill, Boone, N. C. SAY! THIS IS NO HUM 1JUG TO DRAW TRADE! I MEAN BUSINESS, -O- 1 rom now until tho first day of April 1 will sell my stock o CLOTHING —AND— OVERCOATS At "*0 per cent above COST 1 If you don't think I mean it 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. PuT CALL AND LOOK1 "•« I would call your attention to the big cut in prices in my other lires. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. THESE ARE HARD TMES X SO, EVERY-ONE should save all they can and YOU should begin hv buving your SEWINC MACHINES OF ME, 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. machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. I have a good stock of fishing tackle. Heeds, 40 cts to #1. Joint rods 75. cts to #1.50 Trout fiies 00 cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts pier dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and seins of any length complete. Base-halls of the very best, for #1 each sent by mail. Do not fair to write for mices. Respectful] v, May 21, 91 KINCHB r S. P. A MI EL KNOX VI EL E, 7ZLVN. Relieves *11 soreness of the aucoo* eaenbraM cnrraGOMORRHOiA and GREET In I «oj <1*ys. No olhee treatment accessary. Nevefcatawa Stricture o* I LT-I.1 leaves any Injurious after effects, rrlcs, Jr. gold -* M by druggists. B1000 BALI CO., PtVi, RESPECTFULLY, W. L BBYAN, OO O O CC CO c"o GO � 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 46 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/92bcd783c3109dca15e3557dded7d303.pdf 5d513bea3362c4179bbcd17c97c2c4fd PDF Text Text BOONE. VOL 5 WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1893* NO, 47. Across the Plains In Fortyiiinfc; "Do you know how the In­ pei day while we worked it.'' received. Our people feel The old gentleman took a dians bury their dead,young much outraged by (heaction Communicated. long yawn and intimated it Editor Democrat: 1 had the pleasure ol spend man?" 1 told him I had nev of the commissioners, in ac­ W. B. COUNCILL, Jit. The writer attended the sale cepting $1,800 less than they ing a night not long since at er seen an Indian's grave. was bed time. I, of CottrSej ATTORNEY AT 1 jA A. at Patterson, N. C., on July were offered for the property the hospitable home of Alex. "Well, they sometimes burn had to consent, but not un­ Boone, N. C. the 27th of the State's inter­ and are not disposed to sub­ Thomas, Esq., of Watauga them, sometimes throw in the til I had heard some more of est in "the Caldw dl and Wa­ mit to the proceeding, so we river. Mr, Thomas is well- body and cover thein witli the exploits of his return trip tauga turn-pike road, and may expect some litigation to-do farmer, owning fine rocks and sometimes bury w h i c h w a s d o w n t h e g o l d W. B. COUNCILL, M.I). there are some things in con­ to grow out of their action. lands on the river, herds of them in trees." The latter coast in a ship to Central ABoone, N. C. Resident Physician. Office nection with said sale that As we of the mountains see it, cattle, sheep,..hogs. He also method seemed to me to be a mcrica. then overland to New on King Street north of Post our people want explained. ihere is no legitimate excuse boasts of driving the host peculiar way to bury a dead Orleans, where he tind his The aet authorizing the sale, for accepting the last bid, team and drawing the heav­ Indian, so I asked hi in to ex­ comrades exchanged their Office. requires that it be sold for which was much lower, and iest loads of any man in the plain. "We had not been trav gold dust for U. S. coin, and cash and to the HIGHEST DID­ refusing the other. The only country. I)R. L. C. REEVES. eling very long before 1 no- then back home richer and DER , and the proceeds to go result of their action, if sus­ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON "How did I get my start?" t i < red s o me t h i n g s t r a n g e h a n g wiser but unknown by their to aid in constructing t h e tained b.v the courts, is to de After repeating ir.v question, ing in a tree near our trail* nearest friends and kinsmen. Office at Residence. Boone and Blowing Rock prive the Slate of nearly $1,- tie began: "I dug gold hi s o I g o e s over and climbs t h e 1 lay awake for some time af­ Boone, N. (J. turnpike. 800 worth of turn-pike stock C a l i f o r n i a , a n d w i t h t h a t t ree and foilrid a trough ha ng ter being shown to bed by The bidding on the stock in the Boone and Blowing bought my first farm on the ing in the tree with a raw my host, and thought of the L. I). LOWE, on the 27th, date of the first Rock road, retard the build­ river, and since then h a v e hide tied with sinews over it. great change that has taken sale, was spirited and the ing of said road ana keep, been digging corn, wheat and 1 took my hunting knife and place in the west during the stock brought from $6.-30 to perhaps, the Caldwell a n d oats from the giound, and gaye a cut or two and to my life time of my friend, and AND $15 10 per share, bringing in Watauga from being improv­ raising stock on the grass horror there was a dead In­ with how much more ease he ROTARY rUIlLIC, all $3,408.75. Mr. T.J. Cof­ ed as it might be by Mr. Cof­ that grows so well on my dian in the trough. Down could now cross ths plains. The rain, which had been BANNEK'S ELK, N. 0. fey of Boone, and his friends, fey and his associates. The farm." After supper 1 asked the tree I came and by the b o u g h t 2 7 2 % s h a r e s o f t h e technical excuse they f1 r s t him to tell me something of advice of the Cuptain of our coming down all day kept up stock for him. His brother, claimed was, that Mr. Cof­ his gold diggings in the west squad joined another squad a continuous musical patter VV. C. Coffey Esq., is the treas­ fey's check was not money, and his perilous trip across in front for fear of the Indi on the roof above me, and AllOIINEY A1 LAW, urer of the Bonne and Blow­ but when it came tocounting th«* plains. ans who might have seen me, the god of sleep soon folded N L : ing Rock Turn-pike Co., and MARION, 1 left home when a boy and would if they got a chance me to hibbosom, and I dream out the other man's purchase as the proceeds of this sale price, they accepted quite a and went to Missouri. After with splinters and fire make ed of nilggets of geld atidth* —(o)— exchange of them for t h C Will practice i" the courts o- were to go immediately into number oF silvei certificates working there f a* two years me a dead man. "No, there were seme fel­ much coveted yellow coin, Wnlxiuga. Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ his, VV. C. Coffey's hands (nil which on the same technical the great gold excitement ell nml all other counties in the t he conditions of the act ap­ ground are not money. broke out in California and 1 lows from Canada who had till my kind host called me .vestern listriet wrSiMH-ial atten plying thereto being complied D. D. I). The whole affair indicated, joined 1 he great, train of 1,- fine Canadian ponies." replied for breakfast. lion given to the colltH'tlon of with), Mr. T. J. Coffey, being as we see it, a disposition to 200 teams which left St. Jo­ Mr. Thomas to the query clainiH. A justice of thepencein Sail dnl.v authorized so todo, ten keep Mr. Coffey from getting seph during the summer of whether or not all drove po­ Dr. J. (!* Butler. Dr. T. 0. Blackburn. dered to the commissioners n '49. My train, composed of nies. "They could out drive dersville, Ga., being called Up possesion of his rightful pur­ Trade* Touo* /ilonrillo, It. C. receipt signed by his brother chase, and to keep by all twenty-one wagons, left the u s o n t h e s t a r t , a n d s o o n on to perform a marriage cer W.C. loffey. treasurer, for means, fair or foul, the con­ 1st of May. Each wagon was passed u s driving in fast emony, is accused of conclu­ Butler St Blackburn, the amount of his purchase. trol '>1 the Caldwell and \N a- drawn by six yoke oF oxen style, much to our sorrow ding with/ "By the authority The commissioners decided tauga Turn-pike where it is and loaded with mining tools, and humiliation, but before vested in me as ail officer of t&rCvlls attended at all t his was not cash and refused There were even propositions camp equipments and pro­ many weeks we passed them the State of Georgia, which to accept It. Mr. T. J. Coffey made, 1 am reliably informed, visions. Four persons went starving on the way, a n d is sometimes called the Em-« hours then off-red them a cheek for to Mr. CofLv's representa­ with my team—Alux. Wilson then they begged us for food pire State ot the Soilthj by J nnc 1, '93. fh- amount of his purchase; tives by parties interested in and his brother, o r Beaver a nd wa ter. Their ponies had the fields of cotton that liU E P. LoVlLG. .1. c. FLETCHER this they refused on the same keeping the control in Cald­ Dams, and n man from Mis­ died on the way for the want spread out on snowy white­ grounds, lie then offered to well, to set a price or form a souri. We had six yoke of of water, and these poor fel­ ness around us; by the how' pay the expenses of any one combine on the stock before cattle drawing our wagon lows were eating the flesh of of the coon .dog, and the of the commissioners and go the hour of sale, and agree to and drove two milk cows the dead ponies. Did you ev gonrd vine whose clinging A T I U R S K Y S A T L A If, with him to Hickory, the near not run it over a c e r t a i n which were of great service to er hear of Hum bolt desert, tendrils will shade the e n BOONE, N. 'J. est ha ilk, and got the Money. price., thus defrauding the us, ns they gave all the milk young man? I replied in the trance to your humble dwell­ 9?rSpecial attention given This they also refused, n n d State out of afairsale. These we wanted to use. We soon negative. "It is a sand desert ing pbice; by the red and lus­ to the colletion of claims gave notice that the sale propsitions always carried got tired of th*»m and hitched He vent.) -five miles long with cious heart of th# watermel­ would be continued until Au­ with thorn th*»understanding them to our wagon. The not a drop of water in it. In on; by the heavens and earth, L. L. GREENE, <& CO., gust the 3rd. that the control should re­ t r a i n followed Freemont's this desert there were enough in the presence of these wit­ On August the 3rd Mr. Cof­ main in Caldwell. trail across the plains which wagons, dead horses, a n d nesses, I pronounce you man REAL ESTATE AG'TS. fey tendered to the commis­ These are facts that oui wus shown by a guide who dead men to haVe made a and wife." H O O N E , X (-. sioners the amount ofhispnr people ol Watauga want to was with Freemont, and al­ foot way clear a cross iL We the Last Strriw. Will givs special attention chase in cash before the hour be made known, and we also so a guide from the Mormons had been traveling for foui Lctuiston Journal. to abstracts of title, the sale of sale. This they refused and want the commissioners to who were then at Salt Lake months and had not seen a A girl in n Maine village, .)f Real Estate in W. N. C. proceeded to sell the stock oexplain their action. We also City. Our provisions were house where a meals victuals Those he ving farms, timber mould be bought, when thosi who made her home with her and mineral lands for sale, ver again, regardless of his want to know how muehdiv prepaied at night by means aunt, was often disturbed by will do well to call on said Co. protest and objection, and idend Mr. Patterson has turn of a wood lire, if we could get in front returned saying that the stock was kn »cked off to ed over the State, on the half it, if not, we made a fire of just ahead was a, town where evidences of the old lady's in­ ut Boone. L. L. GREEN & CO. Edmond Jones, Esq.. at $5. interest held by him in the buffalo chips. The traveling potatoes, peas and b e a n s difference to everything but per share, he being the only road as State proxy? Pri­ was very slow, only about could be bought for one dol­ the welfare of her own mate­ March 16, 1893. b i d d e r , a n d b r o u g h t o n l y vate stock-holders, some of ten or fifteen miles per day, lar per bushel. Baskets and rial possessions. One day in NOTICE. $1,562.50. The commission­ them, have received $2. per and often not so far. At night sacks wer» sent forward to be gowing down cellar for some Hotel Property foi Sine. ers promptly accepted his ten share dividend, since the road about twenty wagons would f i l l e d a n d r e a d y w h e n t h e butter, she tripped and fell On account of failing health der jf $1,562.50 and I sup­ has been allowed to strike be driven into a semicircle teams arrived, but when the heavily quite a distance. Tim dividends, and at the shine of myself and wife, 1 otfer for sale teams did arrive the vegeta­ maiden aunt rushed to the my hotel property in the town of pose issued to him cer tiflcetes rate the State should have and the hind wheel of t h e received $625, or it should be front wagon be chained to bles were one dollar a pound. door, nr.d peering down into Boone, North Carolina, and will of purchase for the stock. 4cll low for cash and make terms Now, what we people of Wa in the hands of the treasurer the front wheel of the one This was Hang town. From the darkness, called out sharp o suit the buyer, and will take tauga want to know is, how- of the road to the State's next behind, and the cattle the Pacific spi ing on the top 1 y : "D 'ye break the dish?" real or personal property in ex­ credit. We simply ask these turned into this oponening of the R >cky Mountains, we "No!" thundered back the Mr. Patterson and Mr. Har­ change. Apply *oon. \V. Li. BRYAN. per (for Mr. Clarke, the oth­ explanations for information and guarded on the open wrote letters home and gave, niece, for once thoroughly aand not to disparage Mr. a dollar each to have them I roused, "no, but I will," and er commissioner was, I afn Patterson, State proxy, or side. Notice. "There were plenty of Indi­ carried t o F o r t Lev en w o r t h she shivered it with a hearty told, opposed to the proceed­ the commissioners. For sale. 900 acres of land, ings) can say they are serv­ Very respectfully, ans, as fifteen tribes bothered where they went through the good will against the cellar on Rich Mountain, Watauga "WATAUGA." us more or less. The Indian mails to our friends all over wall. The old lady was shock County, oil which is asbestos, ing the best interests of the Blowing Rock, Aug. 15. is a cunning fellow. There the east. My letter was the ed by this dramatic exhibi­ and fine land for sheep ranch. people of the State br ac­ The Grout Southern Remedy. were a great many wolves on only tidings my North Caro­ tion of malice that she took Sales private. L I). Lowe &. cepting $1,800 less for prop­ T. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of erty they are selling to best People should not be de­ the plains and they would lina friends ever had from me her bed and kept it for a Mrs A. P. Calloway, deed. advantage for the State from ceived into paying money foi often come to our camp. during my lour years stay on week. Banner Elk, Nov. lc. '90 . one party, when they are ten trashy mixtures go tten lip to They have a peculiar way of the golden const. FOR SALEI sell. Botanic Blood Balm, f B. dercd and urged to accept, the B. B.) which has been made throwing up their bushy tails "We hod no trouble to lo­ In the town of Boone, a com NOUCE. larger amount from another in, Atlanta for the past fif­ a s t h e y c o m e t h r o u g h t h e cate and work a gold claim Parties putting papers in part.>. We of Watauga are teen years, never fails to give tall prairie grass. The Indi­ then, for the lands had no for table dwelling house with 6 rooms and five fire places, my hand for execution will especially interested because, satisfaction as a superior ans soon learned we did not owners. A man could layoff with nine acres of land, good please advance the fees wi th building up tonic and blood the papers and they will, re- as said above, the money purifier. It is made from the care for the wolves, so they a claim of 30 feet along a spring, some apple, peach a nd cei ve prom pt a tten tioti, other goes to aid in the construc­ prescription of an eminent would get the wolve's tails branch and work it unmoles­ chestnut tret ,situated som# wise they will be returned tion of a much-needed road physician. The bottle is large and tie them to their heels ted, but if he laid off more, 300 yards from Main street. not executed for the want of in our county, and the largei and the doses small. See and crawl through the grass, say 60 feet, if it was rich, the It is a desirable private resi­ PPH dents/ The place will be sold fees. * I). F. BAIRD SHFF. the amount realized the bet- their advertisements and buy every now and then throw other miners would cut down chfrnp on terms to suit the ter for us and also for the that \:hieh is thoroughly en- i n g u p t h e i r h e e l s l i k e t h e his claim to 15 feet on the purchaser. For further par­ ir roun BACK AM**, whole State, for the Boone dorsed by thoUsandsofgrate wolves. In this manner they account of his acting "hog­ ticulars apply to I. W.Thorn S3y5SS31WTnoa" and Blowing Rock rood must fnl patients whom ii has curor W. B. as, Hibriten, N. Bttowtrs IBOJT nrYTKAH. Atrial bottle will test got to put many an arrow gish." The claim we took up Councill, Boone, N. C, It trill cure you. cWti«a yror rtver. and g/Tft issue to the State stock to ed. a good appetite. jand worked ayerhgcd$23.50 through our men. the full amount of the money its merits. PROFESSIONAL. Attorney at Law J 5», Physicians it Surgeons. LOVILl & FLETSHEii, Salo of The Caldwell aiid Wntaiiya Tnrn>Pike. �— SUBSCRIPTION RATE B $25 HE W AUD\ FO CHE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT On the night of the 14th inst. some thieves entered my 1 j o p y l year $1.00 " (i months f>0 bed room and stole my gold " 3 months 85 watch and chain, open face, one pair of striped pants, one ADVERTISING RATES. t inch 1 week $ .75 pocket knife, one pair of scis­ 1 " 1 month 1.75 s o r s and s o m e money. Also I " -3 " 8.00 my wife's silver watch and 1 " 0 " 5.00 1 1 year 7.00 chain, her purse containing 1 col m a i l 1 week 9.00! 9100 in gold and a lot of 1month 13.50 o t h e r t h i n g s . I will p a y $ 2 5 " q << oft on I • ,< J. ( ( «7ft!»i , n ^ n v t h e c a p t u r e of t h e (> ...87.50 1 1 year ....50 00 thieves and return of t h e property. WILL W. HOLWCLAW. Entered at the Postofficeat Boone, N. C., as second-class —Last week t hrough mis­ hi a il matter. take, we reported that friend »J. F. Hardin had pneumonia LOCAL NEWS. lever. We are glad to say he has only had sornesymptoms —Our friend John Hodges, of typhoid fever and is now . is in bad health. rapidly improving. —Mrs. Dr. Reeves has fully —Our old friend Joshua recovered from her recent ill­ Winkler tells us that he has ness. now reached his four-score —Miss AI ice Hodges, of years, and we were much sur­ Middle Cane, is visiting her prised to learn that he was sister Mrs. W. G. Todd. so old. There are but few men —Miss Maggie, daughter of of Mr. Winkler's age who look Capt. E. F. Lovill, is visiting so young, or can get about so well. friends in Watauga. —All the members of Boone — W. K. Councill, Jr. is n fcoveringfrom his painful hurt Lodge, No 5,1.0.0. F., are and is around .as usual. earnestly requested to meet —Several very pretty young in the Masonic Hall in Boone Indies are visiting in Boone. on Friday r veiling, Aug. 25 th 1893. at 2 o'clock P. M., in Sorry we are getting old. , „ ri , , order to transact important w —Mr. Jus, P. I uylor ami , )U8in „ S(i . l\ife, o:\Elk, Park, a re on a visit 0. .J. COTTIIELL, SECTY. for several days at Dr. Coilti—Joe Dougherty, Esq!, of cill's. Clifton, Ashe county, wit h Ca —Married on last Sunday, via Miller, is in Watauga Mr. John Henderson, of Cove looking after walnut timber Creek, to Miss Johnson, Dougherty and Miller have ot Beaver Dams. men backing them and sonic —Mr. Clay of Hickory, pass cash can he had for walnut ed through town this week trees. They are Dow on Yad­ With some fat.cattle for the kin Elk. Hickory market. —Yesterday morning there 1 riends 11 \ Pay lor, and j were about a dozen buggies, Net. Me. II iry, both of Lenoir j hacks, phiBton.*»,et<\, left lie it Were in town yesterday and loaded down wit h our young gave our office a call. people, bound for a drive o—The deputy marshals are ver the famous Ycnahlossee how very busy b r i n g i n g u p road to L'nville City. The fnist offenders a ; d h a v i n g day was fine arid we hope the them tried before the com in is ' Young people had a. delight ful trip. Blotters. —Mr. Ed. Reeves, Attorney Blackburn, and Mr Johnson, of the Western Citizen, all of Jefferson, were in town this Week. ---D. Millard Norris, of this county, lias been appointed biandy gauger fcr Watauga and other counties. Good ap­ pointment. —What better advertise­ ment does any country need than the following from the hps of the learned Prof. Holladay, of Raleigh. He said to us on last Friday: "I have travelled all over Europeand nearly all over the United States, and I have never found any country to equal Watauga County." —All that I have room to —We are again forced to say in this issue is, come to ask .our subscribers for a rhy store and see the large little financial aid. We have stock of goods I am now oat last learned to do almost ppningup. W. L. BRYAN. without money for common —The threshing machines use, but when paper bills fall are at work in different parts due, the cash must come to of the county, and we uie in­ pay them, and this is why we formed that the crops are make this call for help. Each threshing out very well. one send us a dollar next week —Mr. George Gragg will o- and help us out, for we sore­ f)en school in Dist. No. 2, on ly need it. Do not disappoint Monday, Aug. 21. The peo­ us this time if you owe us. ple of that district have done —On last Thursday night well by securing the services some parties entered the res­ of Mr. Gragg. idence of Mr. I). F. Mast, of snake almost in two. To his surprise little snakes com­ menced e- rging from the wound jrmother sttake, and the great numer of 104 made their appearance, were killed and counted by Mr. Walls. Wonder if lie got 'em a 1 ! ? port watch, with doublestran silver chain, with slide in con ter; three coats, two vests, one pair of pants, one hat some syrup and bacon. The rogues ought to be caught, and it is the duty of every good citizen to look out for the stolen property. —The largest snake tale we have heard is written by Mr. M. M. Walls, of Sutherland. He said that some days ago he found a large and peculiar looking snake m the road, and proceeded to dispatch it in short order. The second stone he threw h« cut the : — - — —«-• <«—v-fr THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTI­ The farmcrr* failed to attend TUTE, FOR Y DUNG WOMEN. the Institute held hereon last Friday, by John Robinson, ASHkrtUlE; A t: Commissioner of Agriculture of North Carolina. Mr Rob­ Secdnd session begin# September Id, inson was accompanied by Tlie Institution is located in the most beautiful subiirb of Abhe' A. Q. Hollnday, President of ville, N. C. The spacious building, recently completed for its use the North Carolina College of w t a cost of $00,000 is furnished With pure Vviiter from springs ori —On the first: page ot this the promises, is lighted with gns, hedted by hot water and provided issue we publish a lengthy Agriculture and Mechanical with hot and cold baths. and somewhat pointed com­ Arts, at Raleigh, and Mr. The health and habits of the pupffo are CM refill I y guarded. Re­ 64 a Well equipped munication on the saleof the Massey, one of the professor sides the ample space given td outdoor exercise,exfiehfce has been in the same institution. So gymnasium will be fitted up within doors. No CiMdwell and Watauga turn­ spared to make the Sewerage and sanitary arrangements perfect, bach pupil will have her shrire in the domestic work, as ii part oi pike stock, from a man who few attended that the gentle­ men all left early en Satur­ practical training for life, and whilst.aiming at thorougline^sfn ought to know all about the day morning. We had the every department-, the management will strive to provide for those' matter. We think an amica­ committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian ble settlement of this matter p l e a s u r e o f b o a t i n g t h e i r school, but a* christian iiomC. No pupil will be admitted who is hot in reasonable ought to be had, and we hope speeches, and was much im­ mcral character. health, or Who caimot furnish credentials us to' pressed with many things the parties interested will get Eour Separate Courses of Study are Offered to the Student; together and come to an hon that were said. We think the 1 i HL NORMAL COURSE, for the thorough training farmers of Watauga should orable agreement, without have come out and heard the ot teachers under instructors from the best, Normal schools farther litigation, Would the a, SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE, in eluding Lenoir topic please copy* the speeches, and- not have re­ ancient and modern languages, science, music, drawitu>-e,c mained dead to their own in­ article referred to? 3. COM M E K( J A L COU RSE, includ ing stenogra phy, cvpeterests. Butter-ma king, stock writing, bookkeeping, etc. ' raising, the best grasses to 4. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a) Scien­ You don't know how much bet ter you will feel if you will take /grow, etc., were some of rile tific cooking, the Httfd.y of the production and manufacture Hood's Sareaparilla. It will drive I most important subjects dis­ cf food, etc, (b) Sewing—embracing the cutting and fitting of garments, millinery, etc. off that tired feeling' and make cussed. Mr. Massey scolded you strong. i/1Jle,1lche1rM»t Die head of t his depart/iieiM affe from the famornf our people for r.ot raising rai t School, Brooklyn, N. 7 ., and the others from the best insti­ more clover, and spoke of tutions m the country, chosen with reference th ehtfteffatiCharacter A Card of Vindication. experience and abilt.y as teachers. I have just leceived infor­ Watauga as being a great ^thoroughly organized Prepare Lay department has been fur-' mation of a report that is be country for dairying purpos­ nished for all such ns are not prepared tor the higher classes. 1 he school year is divided int o two terms; cost to pupil $50 per mg circulated over the coun­ es. He said that our butter could be made to bring 40 term, or $100 per yeah, which barely covers the ex pen fie 6f board, try that I was a party to the the school being practically free, having been provided for hv e few wholesale sheep and money cts. per pound. friends to female education. For further particulars annlv to stealing that has recently come to light on Meat Camp, and take this method of de­ nouncing the sanie as false and slanderous out and out, instigated by no well mean­ ing person. 1 have yet to he lieve tint any one connected with that infamous c r i m e would be mean enough to gi\\> currency to any such re­ port. J . F. B ROWN. RE \ . R HO MAS LAWRENCE, A SHEVILLE, N. C. Children of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Boiler Altoona, Pa. Both Had Eczema Ifthahair is falling out and In Its Worst Form turning gray, the glands ot the skin need stimulating and color- After Physicians Failed, Hood's food, and the best remedy and Smrsapa rllla Perfectly Cured. stimulant is Hall's Hair lienewer. Great mental agofcy Is endured by parents who see their children suffering from diseases caused by impure blood, ana Techer'i luftitute. for which there seems no cure. This is turned to joy when Hood's Sarsaparilla is Editor Demount: fesorted to, for It expels the foul humors There will be an Institute from the blood, and restores the dis­ for teachers in Boone, begin- eased skin to fresh, healthy brightness. Read the following from grateful parents: ing Aug. 28, 1893. T h e School Law requires all teachers to attend. Ifany of the public schools are in session, the School Law re­ quires that they be suspended tor a week. 1 want all the teachers in Watauga Fo. to attend. Teachers, you who are teaching suspend your schools, come to Boone and spend a week, there are no teachers who know so much but that they can be benefit­ ted by assembling together. There will he a competent In­ stitute Instructor in charge of the work. Prof. P. P. Flaxton, Supt. of Asheville Gra­ ded School. W. M. FIIANCUM, CO. Supt. Summer Weakness And that tired feeling, loss of ap­ petite and nervous prostration are driven away by Hood's Sarsaparilla, like mist before the mor ning sun To realize the benefit of this great medicine, giye it a trial and you will join that army of enthusiastic admirers of Hoods sarsaparilla. Sure, efficient, easy-Hoods rills. They should be in every travel­ —Can there not be something Valle Crucis, and took there­ ler's grip and every family medi­ done with this whole-sale from one open faced Bridge­ cine chest. 25c. a box. stealing in Watauga? It is a shame for this paper to go to press with the account of so much stealing in it. --TheRev. Mr. Miller preach­ ed Bunday at the Episcopal church. Mr. Miller is well re­ ceived by all our people. He is a very pleasant and social gentleman and all think well oftiitu — B. B. Dougherty of Boone, left on last Saturday for the Globe, N. C. to take charge of the school at that place. He took four Watauga boys with him, and quite a num­ ber of other boys will follow fcoon. Tlie Farmers'# Institute. President Cleveland li » s gone to Buzzard's Bay to join his family, and will re­ main until the first of 8eptember. Congress will, b.> that time, get through with the silver fight. Ike Presi­ dent needs further rest, as he has not. yet fully recovered from his rheumatic troubles. The Chinese pay t heir doctor only S3 long as he keeps them in health. They believe in prevent­ ing rather than curing disease. This is sound sense,- and one ot the strongest recommendations of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, A medi­ cine which not only cures diseases but prevent# them* I " To C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, : "We think Hood's Snrsftparllla Is the most valuable medicine on the market for blood and skin diseases. Our two children suffered terri­ bly with tlie Worst Porm of Eczema tor two years. We had three physicians in that time, but neither of them succeeded In curing thefn or even In giving them a little relief. At last we tried liooa's Sarsaparllla and in a month both children were per* (eetly cured. We recommend GLOBE ACADEMY. [lb B. DOUGHERTY. PRLVCIPAL ] [MI88 MARY MOORE. Music..] Located in one of the most moral etui healthful com­ munities in N. C. Eight well H rranged building*. The board­ ing facilities me the best. The cheapest, good tfrhool in our country. Opens August 14, '93. For other informa­ tion address tlie Principal, or Mr. F. V. Moore, Globe N 0, Hood's Sarsaparilla &S3IB as a standard family medicine, and would not be without It." Mxt. and Mutt. M. M. SOLLF.R, 1412 2nd Avenue. Altoona, Pa. HOOD'8 PILLS Cttro liver Big, constipation* trillousnggg. Jaundice, sick liBivuche, indigestion* NOTICE. North Carolina, Watauga court ty, in the Superior court. Goulder Barman vs. F. B. Miller. By virtue of an execution direc ted to the undersigned from t he Superior court of wataugn coun­ ty in the above entitled action, 1 will on Monday, the 4th day of St pi ., 1898, at 12, m. at the court house door in said county , sell to the highest bidder forcnslt in hand all the right, title and in terest which the said F. B. Mil* ler lias in the following described tract of land. lying oil the wa­ fers of. iteecli creek, Laurel Creek township, this county, adjoining the lands of Jordon Oaks, Wiley Barman and others, containing twenty acres more or less. Said execution being raised to satisfy d judgment for $7.48 with inter­ est aud cost of this action. This Aug. 7th 1893. D. F. BAIRD, Sheriff, per M. P. EDMISTEN. I).8, HollySprfng College* Butler* Johnson, Co.* Teno, Beautifully and accessibly located. Ample boarding accommo­ dations. Faculty of six teachers. Two hundred and eighty five students last year. Both sexes admitted. Thorough work done in all branches. . Next session begins Aug. 7 1893. Write for catalogue. J AS. II. SMITH, PRES'T. LA DIF.fi NMdtfig ft Ionic, or children who want hnilding ut>, nhould take BROWN'S IRON BITTKR8. it i* ple'MAnt; enren Malaria, Indirection, #Uiou«o«aa, Mvir LowplftiaU aud Neurftlgift. 'o I Or Shrewd buyers ate always after good bargains, and of NEW GOODS' !,ssoluur< ' i,i5 * w * < > inspect '"<1 'iiaplay \ receive Hew goods every Weetf which t am selling at bargaBis (hat will save you inoi/ey. Just received a. lot of adi^ row-cut sbq*j or slippers In black and fan colors. A beaut ntfl hue of wale ribbons and flowers for hat trim­ ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions very cheap; Come t 1 see me' when in need of goods. I will self voir very low. } have just received a large lot of Mason's Frhit jars that 1 will sell cheap. \ want a lot of young chickens, eggs ef<., foi which I will pay £ood prices; joso roots and herbs/ Give me your t r »de and f wf]F do you right eyery time. r n S o t K E \ 1 have just comfylefed a blank smith shop and ha Ve secured the services of a first-class workman in both wood and iron, and 1 ask yon fo bringjmeyotfr work, or I will have you a new wagon built on short f/atrreT GTvi me a call When iir Heed of work, and I will give you hut pro COS.- Tours Anxious to Please. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. THESE ARE HARD T'MES ,wX...v 80, EVERY-ONE should save all they can and YOU should begin bv buying yoUr SEWING MACMS OF M : And not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for $50 ot $00 I will sell you a.s good for $25. Machine needles that will fit an v. machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent put by mail. I have a good stock of fishing tackle. Uewls, TO cts to $1. Joint rods 7 5 cts to f!.50 T r o u t Hies GO c t s per dozen. Limerick hooks, 1 0 i n ° 5 r 1>er dozen, sent by mail. Nettingfor seins, and s- 'us < • ' complete. Base* balls of the very best, for $1 en L sein oy i Do not fail to write tor niices. Respect fail v S. MAV 21, 91. KINCHt P. Af KXOX Yil.I.k, //.AN. " Relieve* fel'l lorpnfss find oiucout metubramB infT of pj cures treatment necestftry.theNerercAuses strictureNo other GONORRHOEA,after GLEET In t to 5 dsys. or leaves an j injurious effects. Frioe, Is. Sold by druggists. �M-juiiujl—u.iirj,:?- :JJ F r o m ( J r e e i i P a r k , N . C» trons. The Watauga Dsimurat, ! 8,1,1 nntimited ooiniige of silc o o c o o o o c o o© The Rutherford College, Col. Williams, of the Blow­ . ver, but is conservative in Editor Democrat: Burke County, N. C.^ This mountain is thorough ing Rock, last night gave an BRYAN'S COllJ views DII thin point and simD. It. Dougherty* Editor. elegant German, which was Will open its Fall Term, K. (\ Hirers, Publisher ply favors the double stan­ ly alive with people, and by participated in by all the Aug. 3, '93, under very prom actual count there are now gay yout hs of both sexes now dard. If Mr. Cleveland proves * ising prospects. Ii is ten miles •0to be a gold-bug and favors here more than 450 strang- here on pleasure bent, and Ihursday Aug. It, 1803. west of Hivkor.y, N. (*., near vv honi the Ore* n Park, "Eli got there" sure enough. the single gold standard, we e r s ' the noted Connelly Springs* whose waters are being ship­ are against him and will has 125, the Blowing Hock, Everyone likes Col. Williams, It is somewhat strange that but his guests love him. ped to Europe almost every wi t hd ra w ou r a 1 leg 1 a nee f rom 110, the Brady House some­ the North Carolina papers X. X d«ay. Board, inrludinge'-ery him, and say that he has be­ where from 82 to 85, the Wa are so divided on the Presi­ expense, is from $5. to $9. per trayed his friends and jump­ tauga 45, the Skybind, own­ month. Tuition ranges from dent's message. All of them ed and kept by Mrs. Stewart, ed the Chicago platform. $1. to $4. per morith. No stand on the Chicago plat­ Special Attractions: Matchless from 30 to 35, the Grand healthier, happier and more CONGRESSi climate. Wonderful health record. form and on the same plat­ View 20, Mrs Martin 12 to Delightful homelife. Well ordered moral place can be found in The silver fight began on form stands President ClevAmerica. A complete busi­ course ofinstructions. Thorough the 11th in the House imme­ 14, Mrs, Orr, occupying the l.v equipped gymnasiums. Music land, chen why so much difness co u rsc a tt ache 4. A d d ress Rumple cottage from 11 to under the celebrated Prof. Grafeience in regard to the mes­ diately after the appoval of DR. R. L ABKRNETHY. PRESIDENT, 1 5 a n d t h e b a l a n c e o f t h e buu (German). Art under .Miss sage? President Cleveland the journal. Rutherford College, N. C. 450 are distributed among Blythe (Paris). House in seven The silver and anti-silver urges the repeal of the Sher­ cottages and boarding hous­ acres of wooded lawn in the heart of a beautiful city. Rooms finely man purchasing act. and so men opened their batteries es. This is about half the finished. Steam heating and son does the Chicago platform, and the debate began. A few number here at any time du­ itary plumbing-throughout. The which calls it a "cowardly days discussion was agreed charges as low as a fine school ring the season of 1801. makeshift." Cleveland says upon. ran make them. Sen j for cata There is much gayety here, logue. Add l ess Wilson, of West Virginia, that this measure has caused REV. JaMEs ATKINS, the financial disorganization offered for present considera­ and almost every night there Asheville, N. C. We wish t ocall atten' ion to oilr is a German, Mask Ball or an and lias wrecked tliebusiness tion, a bill to repeal part of line of second-hand UNIVERSITY 0E NORTH CAROLINA* of the country, broken and the Sherman act. It repeals entertainment of some kind. Euggies, Carts, wagons, EC) I I suspended many banks and the siver purchase act, with On last Friday night there ty-fiveI'MENT:—Faculty of twen­ teachers, eleven buildings, Hacks, Harness Etc. filled the country aith wretch a proviso that it shall not was a masquerade at t h seven scientific laboratories, li­ Green Park, followed on Sat­ brary of :J0,000 volumes and 31 (i They are almost good as new, edness and general stagna­ impair nor in any manner af­ and persons wishing to buy can fect the legal tender quality urday by a tableaux and a students. tion. Coupled with the tariff INSTRUCTION.—F i v e general Secure bargains by calling on us< It has brought about all this of the standard silver dollar comedy entitled "The Sleep­ courses; six brief courses, profes ­ We have a big lot of NEW ing Car." Messrs. Taylor and trouble. Cleveland urges Con h e r e t o f o r e c o i n e d a n d t h e sional courses in law, medicine, Griffeth, of New York, acted engineering and chemistry; op­ BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, gress to first repeal the Sher­ faith and credit of the United HARNESS Ac State*, hereby pledged to as stage-managers. Mrs. Gait tional courses. man act, and then move out 011 hand, which will be sold on was costuiner and Mr. Dan- EXPENSES:—Tuition, $60 per speedily on other things and maintain the parity of the year. Scholarships and loans for reasonable terms. If we have not gei field, the New Yorkaitist, the needy. relieve the country as soon gold and silver dollar of the got what you want, we will as possible. He is for a don United States at the present might he style the poser. Miss Address PRESIDENT WINSTON, bukc pleasure in getting any Chapel Hill, N. C. T f l l S I S N O l i t : 3 1 thing for you in our line. We buy ble standard of both gold legal ratio as may he estab­ Ramsourand Mrs. Gait, the widow of an eminent physi­ and silver, and desires that lished by law. LAND SALE* direct from manufacturers and HUGTO DRAW cian and surgeon of N. Y., A number of bills introduc­ each be made of equal value; Superior Court, Watauga coun­ Can, therefore, give you very TRADES that silver be restored to its ed for the unconditional re­ were genera I managers. Parts ty. James G. Rose vs. Thos. A. close prices. -opar value before it was de­ peal of the Sherman law. Al were acted by Miss Essie Ran Hagaman and wife, Jas. P. HaWe have a full line of new Hai' gamaii and wife and Sarah Hamonetized by the" republican so bills by the silver advo­ sorn who so successfully dis­ gain an, Com misssi oners. lions—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ ean business. Congress in 1873. Now, if cates, to substitute free coin­ guised her faceand voicetliat As commissioner appointed hy erything in the harness lin(L Can most intimate acquain­ the court In case of Jas. O. Rose this is not the true doctrine age in place of the Sherman her beat, the world on prices. tances were barely able to against Thomas A. Hagaman of the democratic party, wt act. ••"We will take jfi exchange, and wife Sarah, Jas. p. HugaThe fight is between the guess who she was. Miss man and wife Nannie C. and Sa­ 1 roni iiow U n t i l the first d a y horses, mules, and also good bee confees that we do not kr.ow two factions of the democrats Ransom's acting in the rah Haganiaii, widow of Thomas of Apiil I Will sell fny stock o cattle. Give us a call. what the true doctrine is. character Df a cross, untrnv- Hagaman, dcd., I will sell to the Why not repeal the Sher­ on the silverquestion. Most HLSKEL, CRAIG A ((), eled old woman and aunt of highest bidder for c-ash at t h e Renoir .N. (' man law and all other laws of the republicans are with court house door in Boone on the a y o u n g m o t h e r w i t h h e r 4th day of Sept., 1893, it being effecting the par value of sil the unconditional repeal dem infant, was quite up to that, the first Monday in said month, —AND— ver, and then silver will take ocrats, while the populists are the following valuable tracts of wilh the silverites. We will witnessed by your correspon­ land lying and being in Watnugi care of itself, as ourconstitudent on the Boards of the county. 1st tract Ding on Wa­ tion recognizes both the met­ have to rest about a week or Broadway TheatreN. Y.,last tauga River adjoining" the lands als as the only basis of cur­ more before we can tell what :o:summer. The young mother, of A. 13. Must, Jacob Wagner and A t 0 p e r cent a h o v e rency. This bickering with tl\p result will be. It is al­ Miss S*ann, of Florida, did others, known ns the Thomas A. silver by legislation may ha ve most certain that the Sher­ Hagaman farm, the same con­ I have just received n nice her port admirably and in taining 284 acres more or less. caused all the trouble. The man act will he repealed but line of Dress Goods consist­ such a natural and realistic For the bounds oi this land refer idea of the fathers appears what will be the condition of ing of manner that many of the au­ ence is hereby made to book ot to be sound, Restore finan­ the silver law, whether it will mortgages, pages 540-41-42 reg­ White and Black Emdience doubtless took moth­ ister's office Watauga county. ces as the constitution per­ be free coinage or a ratio of broided Skirting. A If yon don't think I mean it er find child to he just what 2nd track lying on waters of mits and silver will soon be 16 of silver to one of gold. big lot of White they seemed. Taylor Jr. pln.v- Brushy Fork creek being lob No. come and look through my an good as it ever was. Then No One can now tell. Howev­ Goods, Woisteds 2, as allotted to J. P. Hagaman er we believe that free and ed well the part of a traveler out ot the real estate of Thomas give us more of it. and etc. A nine unlimited coinage of silver mercilessly disturbed trying Hagaman, sr.. dcd., ns oneof the line of hit'jes' We may not understand w i l l n o t b e t h e r e s u l t , b u t t o c a t c h n a p s b e t w e e n t h e heirs of said Hagaman, the same It wont cost you one cent if adjoining the lands of J. I*. Hayes 1 rimmed a n d Fiitiininiet the President's message, but there will he an increase of many interruptions and dis­ Z. Adams an 1 others containingyou dont purchase. HATS rf he had had gone on and c u r r e n c y b y a l l o w i n g t h e turbing calii to which he was 75 acres ruore or less. 3rd tract I have a large stock and Also Trimmings. Tips una suggested further legislation banks to issue more paper subjected by the a n x i o u s y gon waters of Brushy Fork Flovvt i s for Hats. on silver after the repeal of currency. joung mother and heryoung creek, being lot No. 1 as allotted want to get rid of it before t oHarah Hagaman out of t h e spring. A nice line of ladies the Sherman law, in accord­ husband, who unknown to real estate of Thos. Hagaman, and Gent's Shoes. a n c e w i t h t h e v i e w s o f o u r The republicans are urging her had come come on from deed, as her part of his es1 a te as Big lot of Tin-ware Southern and Western pol­ the democrats to let the tar­ Boston and boarded t h o his.widow, the same adjoining Glass-ware a a d the lands of Z. Adams, J. R. Ha­ icy T then the message would iff alone. The high ta? iff will- sleepingcar with the purpose gaman and others and contain­ « " CALL AND LOOK ! Queens-wave. A gondf hove met with general appro be lowered, and expenses cut of surprising her after all had ing 75 acres more or less. For line of Notions. .\ Big val, but many of the papers down in every branch of the retired to their berths, po­ calls of the last two mentioned lot of Jeans and Cotgovernment. T h e pension tracts of lan 1 reference is hereby toiiadcs. Jlist come take it for granted that as rauds will be cut off. The king his nose in one,drawing had to book of mortgages pages 1 would call your attention he did notextend his message country will he saved mill­ the curtain of another. Mr. 540-4 1 42 Registers office watnu- to the big cut in prices in 1113 In •»00 galoiis uf (Yoekerv-* on the further legislation on ions of dollars of needless ex­ played the green horn ga county. Sale of the aforesaid ware. other hi es. the silver question that the penses, and new hopes will and anxious husband, and lands will be made to satisfy a W are Agent for Helton! judgment in favor of the plaintiff' M oollcn Mills. President is a gold-bug and take hold of thepeople. Mon­ played it well too. Miss 8bo- James G. Rose against thi defen­ ey will be easy and people is in accord with Wall street ber, as Issatiellu receiving Co dants Thomas A Hagaman, J P. A bin lot of 'loth r»v>\v en? will move out onalargerand hand. and the' republican policy. grander scale than ever lie- lumbus, looked every whit a Hagaman and others obtained ... . at spring teini of Superior court Well, if this is his policy, we ore. Peace and prosperity queen Miss Gibson, a beau-! of Watauga county 1801 lor the Jlist l*ee, ived a pice lot of are against him. We are not will again come forth and tiIn 1 blonde, ot Wilmington. I ?um of $4,000 as principal with SUGAR • yet prepared to believe that our country will out strip all | N. (J., as Galated, presented il,te . reston Manie h-om 2nd day of I April 1881) ®° Hf President Cleveland is an (ag­ ?^An ^^! a L» r o w :. f . h |n HtHtuPHqe"and Brown and Granulated, mid Said judgment subje -t a n d general p r o s p e r i t y . We . , ~ ., Coffee. onistic to the Chicago plat­ predict that the fir'mnei.il wpoctnele, which her wster.ns. to cre.hu 4.u>. 20th, A big lot c ? Hoes, - April 28, form upon which he wasrrom muddle will be amicably set Lady Macbeth, with glitter-j^r; Nails, nt te i.• 1 fee simple will bo made to mated and so triumphantly tied. The silver advocates in I ing dagger drawn, startled the purchaser rn payment of the Horse shoes, e l e c t e d . I n h i s m e s s a g e Congress, will as a rule, act and thrilled her audience with purchase money. O. Y shoes President Cleveland urges conservatively, and a com­ the fierceness of her fixed, de­ J. F. Si'AiNHorit, Commissioner etc. promise will be affected and o strongly that the gold arid general legislation will relieve termined face and glaring No goods sold on time, un­ silver standard be adopted the present embarrassment. eyes on foul murder bent. less secured by mortgage. ami the parity of the two Thin entertainment w a s OFTFE DOLLAR Be sure and put a box of Ay- given to raise funds lor the Si"! metals lie equal. Then why Recollect: that I will self •! er's Pills in your satchel before should men say that Cleve­ traveling, either by land or sea, Episcopal church near Mrs, you good goods and will not of either sex land is a gold-hug and has You will find them eonvenient, ef­ Brady'H. The receipts, all Is easily earned by nnv onewilling Kr work In any misrepresent my wares. Come' part of the country, who t» indue ficacious a no safe. The best rem told, r netted therru snug • little ' triously HI the employment which we furnish. arid see rtiy stock whether Ignored the Chicago plat­ The labor is ugnt and peasant, and you Irun no r.r\ *'"»*'«w>r is lijjhtjind pleasant, and you edy for costiveness, indigestion, «•'«* wtiaiever. rml 1 you buy or not. r form? <?nr Southern mem and Hick head ache, and adapted SllUl Of •IpDU.UU. , 1 fie price of 1 you can give the We lit yon trialcomplete,expense I ". business a without cso that £-»r admiSHlOtl, CIS., was just I Eur those wiilinytodo&iittk work, B L JB „ ..ML little this is grandest offer made. bers in Congress are agreed to any climate. Most Respect hilly, half what itshould havebeer». 1 all di«v, the in the evening only. IfYou can work m .. HR or you are e*nPn Mr Po«t t'lo m.ninl I l ga. * have a few spare honrs at your di«to the repeal of the Sherman 1 O tVl I . I osr, T le genial nost imsal, utilize tliom, anil add to your income,C. D. TAYLOR of ( tlCPll o i l U'ni'ir business at all. YouwlH purchasing act, but at t h e T M t O S C A T P R O Q R C a S O F E L E C T R I C I T Y . OI t> h p VII cril Pflpt . ail W 01 a | be amazed onwill not Interfere rapldftv and rase «J" L aI K the start at the 13H. MEIV7 EXjLi'fcJ lly *li'.Ch "^""r tlollarday In April 27, 93. • • same time they want the full .. ^ ,1 the Medical & Surgical Institute indebted for ,the sucessof this way oat. bven be»lnner* are sneirssltil from and f for Ihs Treatment of Chramie. delightful entertainment •and 1 ' ^ *A,,.v °"tryc"" "m the businessvotinone restoration of silver pn the U,. «^7 ., .1 1 wh1 nothing else until see HESF15CTKULLY, FrlTeie, remain, and all Ue W«1S called up J| lit! received <" yourself what vou can d.» at the business same basis as gold. This, is •aitrltw Mwawa. CI' R I) (he thanks of the manage ! UCARANTf-.ED In Aendcages all Har the right idea y and we are un armnged and taken. For Malaria, Liver Trou-* L. ItII VAN itnti fliMNi. for boar to ment in appropriate and fit--; abovo In stamps and book on tiny langoaiw by Mr. Ta.vha-. able to see where Mr, Here­ ble,or Indigestion, use ear* them. Call or addrem, in nd disagrees with this idea. OR. ALBERT F. SNELL I CO., amid the plaudits of more' BROWN 'S IRON BITTBR* krwMa thU pa|Mr. Kaetvlllt, T«on. . 3Ku5T, i)C course he opposes the free than 2()0 spectators an-d pa-1 Asheville Female Collega. SAT! ATTENTION, EUYEES!! iM CLOTHING OVERCOATS LOOK OUT! COST! STOCK ,lo 1 ,|J our lil r <,,t h VI. �«ViaMNirwi. The Watauga Bemocra;' .«** -.x-v-i »nA.re«iuu:. znaku..,.-, cm^ •>•., ONLY THE A DiiMotitATictiiiuily newspaper devoted to tie1 interest (»1 C:>un ty, State ano Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Watauiiu ('ount v. N . 0. SCABS REMAIN AND OF THE HORRIBLE SORES Which Caused Them. era Travels? TLirj Hudson's Exwisnce "Anions Hie many testimonials which I see in regard to certain medicines performing cures, cleansing the blood, etc., none impress me more than my own case, and 1 conscientiously be­ lieve it to be my duty to let people know it. Twenty years ago, at the age of 18 years, I had swellings on my legs, which broke and became running sores. Our f.umly physician could do me no good, and it was feared that the bones would be affected. At last, my - Ayer's ——4 <y» -o E O rn . • V .'I ™ . T# •i !??« 1 HECAUTION i: w A I'-ssc.'X.irY l.iix, t- . i-'v, Heo.ri. Mnohtno MiOp, : Cb. • ' it i I t 11 1n: i d aitJT • io vrb. >•» i.jv ->'»•)<» rtiitltm lire used. "i • to f'-n-'v: ic.>qfsr.{ • i ,ii( t -be tbebMt • . jn -e .•»'. r iiiv.int.eil. . I • <tf i-W.V'.K vr ONOB. •pfj|V L p[.{« <•/':; ff 2.J C , i.lti it r, X \A!«si1* S*n UMa| Vf" '3 F v».r! EiotlOIlt •v " Good Oiid Mother urged me to try AVER'S Sarsaparilla. I took three bottles, the sores healed, and 1 have not been troubled since. Only the scars remain, and the memory of the past, to remind me of the good AVER'S Sarsaparilla has done me. I now weigh two hundred and twenty pounds, and am in the best of health. I have been on the road for the past twelve years, have noticed AYER'S Sarsaparilla advertised in all parts of the United States, and al­ ways take pleasure in telling what good it did for me."—-HENRY HUDSON, of the James Smith Woolen Machinery Co., Philadelphia, Pa. • fiilil!lilllillllli|iiu;]i!;i;t I:IIM r.-it'Miiiiu- - . 'ivtj D ^ <-*uZr' B k' Si &BW 2 1 SEWBS9JQ EI WARRANTED 5 YEARS f I s ft 1w OVERMAN'S sKr IS rhe Prideoftho North na PrtuHH." | THE aroi 1" BREATH OF LIFE."! Do you want to ;iitl in building ii]i a paper that .shall reflect the life Riving alEP^Y LtuLB sweat of air and -u greatest credit on North Parole ' water; without2 be it there oanbe no — nn, no matter where it niav MUUTHlife. BI'EOIFIGS seen? Then patronize PIECE. OXYOEN ia a 2 speaial medir.at- 2 td Oxygen treat- 3 meat for diaeat- 2 es of the nose, 3 throat and lungs -f Tho iuhalations ^ oontain Oormi-•§ oidcaand Disin- ~ l'ectanti, in ad- ~ ditiontotheb»3t 2 known speeiBcs iX for thene dis- 9 inhalation rieht to it a POSITIVE in Catarrh and Physioians The Wilmington Mes sengei A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER Do .you want a reliable paper •A \ \ B CUrtE9 giving you all the ne\ts of the ... asthm ^yPNSiiiviPTieNj world—a Democratic newspaper ^CKOMJLTLTIS that equals the best— has the 2 HAY FEVER j largest circulation, and ims for * liases o':.rry:a5' tha remedy by twenty-one years been \ port I the ssat cf the diassae, making 2 Ob'RE. Serarata Sperufics neeo and factorin thegrowth and devr Hay-Psror". Not a patent medicine, velopment of the Old North prraertba it in thair practice. State? Then subserbe for • ONLY UXYCCN IN USE. OBH TH VYILMIKOTON 3* ] f M f < I ixnltorle.: Atlanta. Oe. - Ac A 31-1-1 tY.tlut.amaSt.Oiuaha, Neb. Ha MO Hln-lly t.uiMlng, Campaign itartes: K. llroailwrar. Loiii.riU.. .z&mmasr&BmBmmmKy. r rhe "Daily MosHengpi 4 ,'' by r ! . - fS A PQ3 I ilSL CARD addressed to ue 2 r: .11 hr'-i? yon by return mail ft copy of our a mail, 4 months on trial, for t •"» tjual, sxplsintng the treatment in full. Bends - fe- y.-,n j riso hesiih. I2.0D |T'ai SpectOc Oxygen Co., NASHVILLE, S j The weekly "Transcript Mes•• tenn,k1i tiju!:.i:i!::iii;i.!;iit:ii(!iii:2iiiiii::ii;iiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitti: isengor," (the largest and. best paper in the State) 9 'months on trial for $1.00 j Cash in advance. Both I papers are large Eight-Page sheets. Send Postal Card with the address of five per­ sons and receive sample cop­ ies of THE MESHENGBR. Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. C1CTERINE TAKE THE Ghicago and Alton R. R. -GOING Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Qo., Lowell, Mass. Has cured others, wiii cure you Au Eulogy on Tance. few moments his eatship was Charlotte Democrat. writhing in agony, and soon We print an extract from gave up every one o p his nine a letter just received from a dives. Tim bov experienced friend, a stanch democrat, a n o furthei inconvenience o n loyal North Carolinian: a c c o u n t of t h w b i t e a n d went "I have no words of cen­ a b o u t m o u r n i n g t h e u n t i m e ­ sure for Senator Vance in ly f a t e of his c a t . view of his recent remnrkaole - THE NORTH CAROLINA letter to the Mecklenburg Al­ College of Airrlcullura and Mechanic­ al Arts. liance. With a heart full of affection I forbear a syllable Will begin i t s Fifth Sesssion of reproach. I share with 4Sep. 7 , 1 8 9 3 . T h i s College is now well equipped f o r i t s spe­ North Carolinians, in t h e cial work, h a v i n g e x t e n s i v e pride with which one volume wood a n d i r o n s h o p s , careful of its history, is treasured, ly fitted u p d r a w i n g r o o m s , every page imperishable with chemical, b o t a n i c a l a n d H o r ­ his record ns the "war Gov­ t i c u l t u r a l l a b o r a t o r i e s , green ernor of the South." Who h o u s e a n d b a r n . T h e t e a c h i n g force f o r t h e that followed him through n e x t y e a r c o n s i s t s of 1 5 men. thosedaysof humiliation and T h e t w o c o u r s e s lead t o g r a d trial can forget the heroic fig­ n a t i o n in Agriculture a n d in ure which towered above the Mechanical arid Civil Engin­ inurkiness of Reconstruction, eering. T o t a l cost a y e a r , including braving the mailed hand of board: military rule, which would County students, $9-3 50. have blotted out each pic­ Pay students, $123 50. ture of returning peace, until For catalogues apply to A Q. 11 OLLAl.iV, Pres., in 187G, by the most brill­ Raleigh, N. C. iant campaign which has ev­ er illustrated {he political an EDUCATE YOUR OIRLS —A r— rials of North Carolina, and in a contest where a Titan Claremont Female Col­ wrestled with a giant, he re­ lege, deemed the democracy of his H I C K O R Y . N . C. native State. [jriHiirpassed for location, thor­ "In the evening of his life oughness and cheapness. Christian, but not sectarian. lie approaches the summit of Faculty able and painstaking. his career, bearing his shea ves Special advantages in Music. Send (or Catalogue. with him. nT.d not the weight of years only, but God's A DDTTKSS II15V. J. L. MURPHY. President rhorny crown of (Affliction has bowed his form and silvered | m s his hair. It is not that I now love Vance less, but more, BOTANIC " that my heart is very heavy, it feels as if it were loose from i BLOOD BALM its moorings, as it shudders A thorough ly tested Remedy to hear the shout of triumph i FOR ALL go up from the Thitd partyBL0G8 and SKlii DISEASES. This standard remedy has been tried, ism over this last utterance and not found w.intinj?, for forty yenrs by on eminent physician, who has used it of the great Tribune of ihe with certain and unvarying success for all diaeusoe for which it is recommended. It never fails to benefit from the tlr3t dose, people." quickly and effectually driving out all disease germs Irom the system through the medium of the s':ia, liver and kiuA Piece of the Snake was Good for the IICVH without any un plessntt or ir.juriotis Kite. effects. It Is not the result of Ignorance or superstition, but thorough knowledge common sense and a ; is founded upon Sampson Democrat. of modern medical science. It effectually I and •Just over in Bladen county, » h ir.fle,to tl"-vnri. hes the blood and brings alth aufferer A ; a central tome It n w.ti .nt t rival, and In Its analysis of health-irlVIng properties it absolutely a, colored lad named Win. ^ beyond comparisori w ith anyiaremedy ever it is a Melviu was bitten by a small * offer-u to the public,Impure panacea for all 'lis mnlUrix from and Impover­ ished Mood—tho current of life; quickly rattle snake last week. lie ? our .'ierofi'la, I'lrC!-*. f'MMn. Skin hisviwts ;.rs»j lirMptiens, tittlsrrh, hlnnuaiitli'in, Dvcr. Kiiner aw«1 bruised the serpent's head, Itlndder l*l*ei»"ien. Ft'mais tl'fals'" iww, fiertoas etc. then cut it off, and cut the IMVE9TIOATC FCIT YOURSELF. body into pieces, n number of Send for our Fee.' vt •* N -sf 1 nluniilf Ini'orataUen. Unwlo r .-'ith wonderIm nrroy of tvrt ,ii'\ ieJ of remarkable which he applied as a poul­ • i res Iro n tin simplest to til# most vlrUL»R!. C'.UHSO. niter ail known r'-medies tice to the bite. He I hen went had fain d. These cert!Boates testify with no 01 'Retain sound, that. Polanie Blood I.air.l is l be best.Cher.pest,quicke-t.greathome. His mother had him •Hi' id most pov.ei fcl Illiaai Vttnliur t \ IT jfc to take off the snake plas­ I * n>w:i -to tilt w-o?id. ; V> <i for 6 bottles, K'.i tcti Ji. <i? V-e-. hot tie Vor: lie bv ffrncgistu: If not, t : d to tta. ter in order that, another Si 03 WRLV. CO.. Atiar.is. Q». Your everlasting rivers spenk remedy might be applied. The d'alect ot yore. . . , t neir memory liveth on yourhil's 1 ho no'ue e.ut seiJ Their baptism on your share " of the lattler ami ate it. ill a i \ COMPijIOTli Ntr.V8PA- |I) U1' - ^ i/i/ A Lively Remembrance Stand by Your Colors Newborn Journal. If there ever was n 1 i in e when democratsshould stand 1)3' their colors now is t h e time. Nothing has occurred since the sweeping victory in 1892 to discourage democrats. Mr. Cleveland in his inau­ gural address met the expec­ tations of hiR part.v and leceived the applause of the people. The President is an execu­ tive officer, and there is no intimation that Mi. Cleve­ land has not administ ratered the government according to law. But, they tell us that there is dissatisfaction in tne land, and that we have narrowly escaped a most disasterous panic, and this is charged to the democrats. The demon atic party had nothing- to do with it, except to check its progress and span the brow of the tempest with the bow of promise. Theproe lamat ion of the President call ing an extra session of Con­ gress, in effect aaid t o t h e warring elements Peace, be still, and billow rolled back upon bdlow, until the storm king retreated with hisbatulions of cloud, thunder and tempejt. The most disgusting sight of the present day is the as­ sembling of gangs of politi­ cal nondescripts on the Hanks of the democracy trying to stamped* the grand old par­ ty with idiotic shouts of "We told yon *o! We told you so!' The democratic party has carried the flag of the Con­ stitution through a hundred battles, and it is not to be stampeded by the rattle of pans nor the braying of ass­ es. It is an old saying "Don't cross muddy Creek until you get to it." "Sufficientto the day is the evil thereof." • Wait patiently the fullness of time. Wait until Congress is in session, Wait for t h e President's message and the organization of both houses. Wait until study, reflection, debate and conferences have developed right lines of ac­ tion, and then, if the demo­ cratic party fails to advo­ cate any reform to which it is committed by the Chicago platform, it will be right to condemn it and hold its lend­ ers to the strictest responsi­ bility. "The wayfaring man, tho' a fool," knows that the Pres ident can do nothing wit hout the co-operat ion of Congress. 1 .uiguago of tlio Indian, Recorder. The difficulties of tho lan­ guage of the Indian tribes have prevented many of our missionaries from mastering it. English is rapidly beeoin ing the national language. But they have left the impress of their poetic tongue ou our hills and waters. "Their name is on o.rr waters, Ye may not wash it out, Tis where Ontario's billow Like ocean's surge is curled. Where strong Niagra's thunders wake The echoes of the world, Where red Missouri brings us Rich trophies from the West And Rappahannock s w e e t ! y sleeps On green Virginia's breast. tjn3iiigiiiiiS!iiiiaii:t's;a:;iiii:iiiiiiiii:i!iiiiiii!i!ijt)i!iii!i;i!i:tv •<: 1.131N6 >!*X "ST* f~n* ^ •. _ ir'A V fc This new treatment for Catarrh and diseases of the respiratory organs is one of the most important discoveries i-i medical science and possesses the following advantages i Eiiiigraiits going to any of the W«Htern States or Territories will save time and nioiipy going 2. via. Chicago and Alton route, 3. t is the quickest route to 4. KANSAS CITY, DENVER, 6. riJERLc, FMEJB TREATMENT at any druy ntoi%> And all points in Idaho, Wash NUF A O , T CACTERINE AND I S F L T R $2.00, ington, Oregon, Utah CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. and California. Caoterlne Mcdiolna Co., Waco, Texts, I* OLLLLLLHRRKWIHRFLNRLLWIFFWHWIIMHINTTTILLNMHIA 2 Ha"BLj«rg» IIAm. K MM >S«irt«tii»K Niwlio. 2 IliisNc Rqual in Condnicitosi. ILm R — 2 r3e,» r>i Appniuasioe, ; l(m »n ltlep^ct flalnh, 2 Una a Pn ibcl .Adjvitmcaf, 2 v IlM S PuKitivn lakii.ap. 2 II»e Sfarilnh I'ngiiltaro. r- Ificrt iVIoi'e fJrxxl Sflwiwff 2 Aoob a Lnvtfor •; than 2 ~ 2 \ :i S ~d y* r-.vtl 2 of Work oay S«ivlng Ai«o)»li»n Lsa U-.o World. ej ^ The patlont can cure himself a! a email expense and without outside assistance. No chango of diet or pursuit tf life la aeeeaaery during treatmentThe remedies are In no wl3e offensive t® tha nationt and entail no discomfort. tho, romedj reaches the seat of the trouhfa directly. The remedies and means of aopttance can be carried In tho pocket without Inconvonlonoe. Finest and Rest Kquipp&i Road in the West. ? ExainiRO THE ROYAL far pebua of| exceffcREie, yea wi.il | 2 buy tic other. I ROYAE S.«. DO,, PkM IS. 1 t *5 S'Sll'lifillfiaiflVllllJ'liHIlMHHIi'tlFMihktiWiSJJilillliUllS* PAY CURE 0E3 RECEIPT OP GO QEMT9 , ..OOFING. 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Put up In attractive and orig­ inal packages and packed in handsome counter display boxes of six pounds each (either size); is only scld In packages, at a reasonable and much lower price to the consumer than any otiier 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 FO.Tt YLH ri > -e "i j •Only line running Solid Vcsti bud trains etwee u St. Louis and Kansas itv. Reclining ic.ir car* and Tour ist Sleepers ee of extra charge. I will moo parties at any rail­ .... road station with through tickets and.hiiggago c 1 reckw For fall iafoi'inatioii,maps uml descri;i"ive pamphlets of the West write to or call on ii. A. NK'.VLAXT), Tra vi'1ing-l'a^senger Agt.. 19 Patton Ave., Ashcvillc, N. C. J. CLIARLTO.N, (|. P. A Chicasro, til. WE WANT 1 THE ONLY West and Northwest. DEALERS will find the Five and Ten Cent packages the cheapest and most salable packags 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 au dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re* quest that you include a few boxe3 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., e,:r X b -• | hi *s Ii If* H it'­ ll ? r JPZwr W-&V *V—v f; W s • «ut- • k fL i i I'; \«v I O lO . t & fe.: if-:£frr • ^ ••*£ r.r.(i Vll a V I' .v: to WVL ,7 *• tu I>4* I b*«;. • V'" •Jiviv /« f' •y- li LA. Oni> of tho •iMopei) in. f*cilItT«tar« the world. Oar unequaled, and to Introduce oar superior goo(L wo will aandrHRR to ONR rBRftON in aach locality. aAfthora. Only thoaa who write to nachance All you have to do of at once run make an re In the IPS " BIOTTH return IF fo show our food* to thoae who call—vour neighbor* aid thoae around you The bofffnuing of this adverti«..meat shotva the small end of the tela aeope. The following ctst (rives the appearance of it reduced t% C CTXS FLFAMP for TNTSTDTOD PRK? LBL. tiw Sriiumaclier fjmatiiia Co.S ' Cavorts, and Trads-Maiks obtained,and all out, business conducted for Moderate Fees, POTT OVSPPU3TA, Indlfreetton, and Ptompch disorders, take O.'T O'.lr.o is OprosHo ll. F.Pp'.ent and v, e r:<u eecure patent In less tinw tbo« MMSSA remote Washington. Suuti model. dca« lug or photo., with deeertfc .ton. We advise, If patentable or not, fr»e w chnryc 0,11 fee r.t.tune ttil ,»atent 1« aWnreff. A •' mphiet. "How to OWira Pnteut«, v-'ltA uauiea of actual cll»r.;a lajOKtBtatt, wwaty,# town, KEUT free. A<14IV.«I, All dealers keep it, 31 per bottle. Genuine has trade-mark au.l crossed red lines ou wrapper. C.A.SEiOW&CQ, r | »copc,aA JrifTca* i« «'a»yoftncfirry We ia *!*» show you aita telaflfHath bulk !' s«n the from per? i»sC* n dayIta'«iTI grand, doable bow yoo •*•*?, tY-nmeftpm*charge#. ontetfcsrt^nvHALLF.TTmaHf. once »Vc patt*ORTuaki> MviKR e 11. R tMfft r<'(>, • at) the afart,wttbAddrefa.H RL .5®iSaRKai<. RRoWiT'S (RON BITTERS. fvoni Oppwvitt Fatont OffKe, Washington � 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 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/a6c964e438c7be87138f88c45560a115.pdf 522991d6c64e1c0e7d7f16a9b75e59e9 PDF Text Text IT PHOh LSS20NAL. ROONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1893, NO. 48. WASHINGTON LETTER. which Senator Gorman istlie Among* the Chippewa Indians. Hung: His Father. cing* pavilion, leinfurced by RED LAKE, Minn., J u l y 5. — t h e dim firelight, showing Spokane Review. From our Regular Correspondent. chairman, has made some . B. COUNC1LL, Jit progress towards a compro­ S i t t i n g in the hotel looking the warriors in full paint and I t was a strange meeting of . Th* democratic leaders of mise, and there is no reason o u t on the lake, with its head dress, made a scene of father and son on the occa­ ATTORNEY AT LA A. the House proved themselves for the belief that it will even­ waves piling up the vv h i t e wonder and one long t o be sion of the hanging of old R»il Boone, X. C. equal t o the occasion, a n d tually succeed. The most rad foa m on the sandy beach, and remembered. Stebbings for the murder of broke the record of a new leal silver men in Congress the, sun going down in the One of the artist attractive his second wife a t Spokane* w B. COUNCILL, M. 1). Congress by getting t o work a r e republican Senators, an< distance, I strain my eyes a- figures of the evening w a s The murder was atrocious, Boone, N. C. o n Hie silver question on the it is their influence w h i c h crcss the waters to see if the Maydwagahnonind (whichin the people said, a n d there Resident Physician. Office fifth d a y of the session. They makes it difficult to get the b o a t will come in sight; i t is English means leading feath­ were few glances of sympa­ o n King Street n o r t h of P o s t also disappointed t h e repub­ democratic Senators t o a- the best I can hope for; i t will er); he is the chief of the Chip t h y for the doomed man a Office. licans who were cocked and gree upon a compromise sub bring the mail, and its com­ pewas, and one of, if n o t t h e mong the morbidly curious primed t o arraign the demo­ s t i t u l e for the Sherman law ing is always hailed by the most, illustrious looking In­ s t a r e s ot the littlecrowd t h a t DR. L. C. REEVES. c r a t s a t the bar of public o- Tnere is little, if any, proba­ members of o u r p a r t y with dians I ever saw. The old filled the jail yard. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON The sheriff's deputies h a d pininion on charge of interna bility t h a t a bill for the re­ joy. As Hie sun dips i n t o the man has always been noted Office a t Residence. tional piocrastiuation. The peal of the entire law o r of hike 1 begin t o lose hopedmd lor his honesty and good feel attended t o the details. The Boone, N. 0 . republicans have been s o sur­ tlie purchasing clausecanget neen watching* a smoke for ings in his dealings with the t r a p was Set ready t o be prised a t the ease with which through the Seuaie without s o " e time; it made me rest­ whites, and a s he laid down sprung and in a n i n s t a n t L. I). LOWE, the democrats reached an a- being accompanied by a sub­ less, a s it did n o t seem t o the strangest, looking pipe I send a man to t he g r e a t be­ move. I took a sight with eVer saw, and arose t o ad­ yond. The noose had been greement t o take up the sil­ stitute. 1 The town has been full o my compass, and found it dress the crowd, w i t. h t h e made carefully of the b s t ver question. in advance of t lie appointment of commit­ silly rumors a b o u t President t o o far t o the right for the weight of nearly 9 0 years up­ hemp rope, greased with tal­ NOTARY run Lie, tees, discuss it fourteen d a y s Cleveland's health since his re b o a t . Trying t o dismiss the on his brow, h -> showed by low for the occasion. T h e ; *o and then vote upon the bill • u r n t o Gray Gables, undei subject from my mind, I think his kingly manners, though cession had moved u p t a e BANNER'S ELK. X. 0. for t he repent of the purchas­ his physicians orders, i n of my friends far away in the a n Indian, t h a t he was a man steps t o the platform. With business-like digfd'.v ing clause of the Sherman search of much needed rest. South, arid think how pleas­ of heroic mould. law and amendments there There is nothing the mattei ant i t would have been to Mr. VV. R. Sp°nrs, t h e t r a ­ t h e sheriff, who had been n o t o for the free coinage of sil­ with the President's genera spend the Fourth there, with der a t this post, and the In- titled, stepped from hisoffm , A '12 OliSEY AT LA IP, M AllloN, N. C ver a t a ratio of 1 0 . 1 7 , I S . health, but he has been over friend greet ing friend,and all dans, have done everything* crossed the court yard, a n d 1 9 , o r DO t o one. and for the working himself ever since the a t home. they could t o make it pleas­ m o u n t e d t h e s c a f f o l d w i t h -(c)With our party it lias been a n t foi us. Of course they the death warrant in hand. substitution of the old Bland fourth ot March, and being Will jiiwctiiv in the courts odifferent. YVe have had the could not kill the mosqui- He read the document in a Wat.uiga, Asii«, Mitchell, M,#Dow- a c t , which was the law lie- only human, bis system is now paying t h penalty, and pleasure (I must say a pleas­ t u s t h a t ha ve kept us light­ calm voice, a s one would a ill and all other counties in the lore the Sherman a c t was .vestern listrict Special atten passed in 1890. • h a t t h e v deirm nds the rest which he has ure, for t he I ndiuiiM ha vedone ing pretty regular while out notice of a sheriff's sale. lion given to the collection of have just begun t o charge not before felt a t liberty t o everything t o make it pleas­ in the field. The mosquitow "And now. sir," he said, claims."®® the democrats with*railroad­ give it. There really is no iea- a n t ) of spending i t a m o n g 1 can stand pretty well, but t o the condemned man, " y o u Dr. J. <> 3atlnr. Dr. r. C. Blackburn. ing the matter through»the son why lie should lie in Wash t h e Chippy was. It was a g r e a t when I am called on t o exam a r e a t liberty t o speak if there Z;oimll<'» N- 0. Mouse. The democrats a r e ington during the discussion feast, day, and the Indians ine a township with the ther­ is anything on y o u r mind." Tru.1 1 }, Ten j. perfectly willing t o pleadguil of t h e Hilyer question. I n g* t fliered in the dancing pa­ mometer 5 5 degrees below ze Throughout his trial in the t v t o the charge of railroad­ fact, 1 hei e a re more reasons vilion in full paint, and hand- ro, o r frozen up, I don't know d a r k hours after his sentence, ing the question; they believe for his being away. Had he « >nie dress suits.gaudily dec­ what I will do. YVe a r e in the through the last night of \ m 1'int the situation required remained here he would con­ orated with beads and feath­ 48th degree of latitude, and life, and while viewing curi­ th*y~Ca i's at t cn ded at nil railroading, and that th*peo s t a n t l y have been charged ers. The committee of ar­ the twilight follows t h e ho­ ously from his cell the r a y s hours. 1£4l pie had a right t o expect it. with trying t o influence votes rangements paid o u r corps rizon around from West t o of the last sunrise he would J MIE 1, DA. The aureemcnt under which' in some way o r other. Being the honor* of selecting one of E a s t . I have had the pleas­ ever see on e a r t h , the victim, us o r a t o r of the day—CapL u r e o f a t t e n d i n g a d a n c e of t h e law had been stolidly L 1'. LOVILL. J. V.. FLETCHER. Hie debate is « o\v bring con­ away hr can get rest and no ducted is tiiorough.lv demo- one can accuse him of trying E. F. Lovill, ol North Caroli­ where the dusky maidens sullen. Emotion had never ocrntic; it provides for nil o- <o into? fore with tile Constitu­ na. With a n interpreter by came out and danced a s o u r shown itself in his face. He qual division of time and for tional rights of Senators and bis side the Captain made a girls do. We were a t liberty had taken his fate philosoph­ AT'lUllSKYS A T LA H\ « very appropriate speech, Con t o t a k e part, in the dance by ically from the first, making a vote upon t h e hill and the Representatives. • T h e agreement t o t a k e up gratulating the Indians on the " d r u m , " o r square dance. no defense, saying nothing BOONE, N. B. amendments named without t h e success they had made, YVe took p a r t in the latter when the stern judge had giv­ $&>"Specia I a t tent-ion gi von filibustering, and tin* decis­ the silver question in the to the collation olclaiws."&& ion of the question is t o be House was a g r e a t relief t o the. citizenship many of them and enjoyed i t veiy much. en lum an opporunity to, be­ made solely by the majority •Speaker Crisp, a s it will ena­ had a t t a m d , a n d extended They dance a square dance fore passing sentence. Few L. L. GREENE, & CO., ill the House. It looks now ble hi in t o t a k e his time in t o all the right hand of fel­ similar t o o u r quadrille,-and noticed it. b u t it seemed a s making up the committees, lowship t o come in and befac some of them t he round danc­ if a tear glistened in Ins eye R E A L E S T A T E A G ' T S . a s though the bill for the un­ then. Addressing himself tconditional repeal of the pur­ for thyre will be nothing for t o r s in the management of es. HOONE, N. ( . r the great government, under The air here is pure aud t h e sheriff, in a suppressed chasing clause of t h e Sher­ their, them t o d o until a f t e man law would pass, nltho' the silver question is disposed whose protection they live, dry, with a delightful breeze tone he said.' Will give special attention At n.ght the Indians g a t h ­ blowing all the time. I am " W o n ' t y o u shake hands t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale there is a probability an a- of. While there has been noth iug in the shape of an official ered for the dance. I t was delighted with the climate, my boy, before I g o ? " •if Real Estate in \V . N. L. mendment providing for the Those he ving farms, timber free coinage of silver a t an in agreement t o t h a t effect there but a small affair if compar­ have gained thirteen pounds, The sheriff did n o t h e a r a n d mineral lands for sale, creased ratio may be added seems t o be a general under­ ed t o the great (east d a v s regardluss of being pretty him, or if he did no one could will d o well t o call on said Co. t o the hill. standing among t h e demo­ a n d dances of the once power well bled by thousands of have told it. He was st.ifl t h e a t Boone. T'p t o this time the debate c r a t s in the House t h a t the iul Chippawas, but it was en­ horse flies and mosquitos, business-like executive officer L. L. GIILEA & CO. h a s been carried on in a spir­ committee on Ways a n d ough t o (ill our p a r t y with while out in the field. I think of t h e country in which i March Hi, 1893. it of toleration, nltho' some M e a n s w i l l a s s o o n a s i t s wonder. I t was all friendly, of dear old Sumter often, and lived; nothing more, " I know I didn't t r e a t yoti of tlm speakers on both sides membership is announced be­ but t o hear those yells in re­ have watched with sorrow NOTICE. gin the work of reforming the ality, t h a t we have read of the decline of cotton—know­ r i g h t , " the condemned man —silver and anti-silver; there Hotel Property for Sate. and s o often wondered a t ing that it will depress the continued, showing a ti cc< On account of failing health a r e no political sides recog­ tariff. W'len stuffing theearly histo­ money market, and Ifearthe excitement, " n o r did your of myself and wife, I otter for sale nized in the debute—h a v e A Fish Slory. my hotel property in the town of made some rather s t r o n g ry of our country, and think hard times may tend t o wi­ mother, either, b u t a work of Boone, North Carolina, and will Wilmington Star. what they meant m those den the breach between our comfort t o a man t h a t ' 4 mo sell low for cash and make terms statements. The small ntA unique story comes from dn.>s when prisoners were on people.--/'. II. Long in Liv­ ing* t o die isn't much. V\ on t o suit the buyer, olid will take tenounce is surprising, j n real or personal property in ex­ View of the great interest Brownboro,Miss. A colored hand a t the dancing, it makes ings ton (A la.) Jo u ma 1. you say something?" change. Apply soon. Twenty years of battling throughout the country in boy went fishing Far catfish, one's nerves feel shaky. Mu­ She Wn: tfid it Hiitlly. W. L. BRYAN* big catfish. The line he used sic was made for the dancers with Hie world on his own the result. OF course every­ There comes t o us in the body knows t h a t it is easy was very strong* He threw by a very strange l o o k i n g * Old Homestead , a n incident hook had hardened the sher­ Notice. o u t his line, and threw the drum, a b o u t the size of a base F o r sale. 9 0 0 acres of land, for member* of the House t o t h a t occurred a t a dinig i f f ' s h e a r t . S i l e n t l y h e m o ­ on Rich Mountain, Watauga find more comfortable places other end over the limb of a drum. This was suspended where the pastor of the family tioned the assistants t o bock County, on which is asbestos, t h a n their seats in the House tree t o give i t more play, and a s a kettle drum on lour fan­ le t h e straps, adjust the ~ • a n d fine land for sheep ranch. t o spend their time from 1 1 t o m a k e s u r e h e t i e d i t cy decorated stakes firmly was present. The niece of the and lis the noose. Sales private. L I)* Lowe & around his ankle. A hundred fixed in the ground. There hostess, a little girl five years Then with a steady han i J. T . Furgerson, E x ' t r s . of a . m. t o 5 p. in. daily, but i t and fifty pound catfish grab­ were from six t o ten drum­ old, and very talkative, had and unwavenngcountena ce Mrs. A. P . ('alioway, deed. does see in t h a t more of them bed the bait and started off mers, and the sound t h e y been duly admonished n o t t o he pressed the but ton n a d Banner Elk, Nov. 1 5 ' 9 0 . should regard it a d u t y t o a t talk a t table. 8he had been , , , . t e n d the session t h a n do. with it, pulling the boy up t o made was equal t o t h a t of left misapplied with butter s e i c r i n t o eternity. While there is n o actual ne­ the limb, where lie hung sus­ ten of o u r drums. The drum and for some time s a t unwill­ FOR SALtl NOTICE. cessity for their being pres­ pended, the fish in the efforts ming* was accompanied by ing t o disregard the admoni­ Parties putting papers in In t h e town of Boone, acc m y hand for execution will ent, if they d o n o t intend t o t o free itself, winding the line the voice of t h e drummers, tion she had received. Look­ fortable dwelling house wiim please advance the lees with speak, until ' h e voting be­ around stumps in t h e river in a very peculiar shrill cry (3 rooms and five fire places, t h e papers and they will re­ gins, still it would look bet­ and holding the boy fast. o r yell. This sound is s o loud ing around she saw the but­ with nine acres ot land, goo : ceive prompt attention, other When found he was dead. and shrill t h a t i t produces n ter dish in front of the preach spring, someapple, peach a n d er. Gathering all her cour­ chestnut trees,situated HOT' wise they will be returned ter t o see them in their seats. The democrat ic .Senators i his is a fish story somewhat sensation like t h a t felt when not executed for the want of age she forgot the injunction 3 0 0 y a r d s from Main s t r w ha ve n o t found t t so easy to; 0 1 1 '. order, but s t a n d i n g on the platform of fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. t h a t imposed silence upon I t is a desirable private resi agree upon a programme for } 1 S " comes from Mississippi, a planing mill. This accom­ her, and startled the table donee. The place will be . V cheap on terms t o suit the t h e disposal of the silver ques tho\ h n \ e pretty large panied by the many curious FOR DYSPEPSIA, with—"Dear pastor, won't purchaser. For further p i IndlgMtian, and Stomarh disorder*, take tion in the Senate, although catfish and plenty of boys t o pells on the damVTs, a n d BKOWS'8 1ROI BTTTERR I* 8 IRON BTTTEHS. i * j All de&lero keemit,sip*.-bottle. crnuinehM the committee appointed by spare, we suppose i t is all their yells, the pale inoou- you please, for Christ's sdke ticulars apply to I. W, T h e ­ Ga le mark an crntaed red lines on wrapper. ^} i e democratic CKUCU8, o f rU'llt. pass the butter." I t brought fts, Hibriten, N. C.. >.* W. |light coming through the dan down the house, Council], Boone, X. U. Aitorna? at Law J Butler & Blackburn, Fliysioians & Surges, LOViLL & FLETfiHtH,' __ — �SUBSCRIPTION RATE S TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT !:*opy 1 year $1.00 " 0 months 50 " 8 months 85 ADVERTISING RATES. 1 inch 1 week $ .75 1 " 1month 1.75 1 " 3 " 8.00 1 " 0 " 5.00 1 " 1 year 7.00 1 column 1 week 9.00 1 " 1 month 13.50 1 " 3 " 25.00 1 " 6 " 37.50 1 " 1 year 50 00 and exciting speeches a r e be­ ing made on free coinage and kindred subjects, such a s t h e repeal of the Sherman law, the double s t a n d a r d , etc. There will not be a n y voteta ken until about the 1 s t of Sept. The Tax List in Watauga. Below we give some inter­ esting figures taken from the tax list of Wataug/i county listed in J u n e last, showing the a m o u n t of property on hand a t t h a t time and the value of the same. We should like t o give it by townships, but o u r space forbids. Total value of land listed, $832,408; town lots, $32,8 8 / ; number of .horses 1,785 a t $88,807; number of mules 334 a t $19,172; number of jacks a n d jennets 1 3 a t $ 7 9 5 ; numb 1 !'of g o a t s 9 a t $10; number of cattle 9,347 a t $95,905; number of hogs 7,0 3 4 a t $8,909; number of sheep 11,219 a t $15,579; vnl ue of farming utensils $19,228; tools of mechanics $5,721; household and kitchen furniture $39,101; value of provisions $10,427; firearms $2,048; value of libraries $1091; scientific instruments $378; money on hand $9,087; sol vent credits (good debts) $44,118; shares of stocks in corporations $445; all other property $34,280. On t h e above the commissioners lev­ ied 63% cents on the $100 worth of property, on the poll $190, and there a re 1,041 polls in the county this year Now what is the w hole t a x t h a t the sheriff must collect ? —The Three Fork Baptist Association will convene a t Antioeh next Tuesday. The DEMOCRAT will be represented there, and we t r u s t the good people will d o what the.) can t o help us o u t of a small fi­ Entered a t t h e Postoffioeat nancial s t r a i t . Boone. N. C., a s second-class —New and beautiful goods mail m a t t e r . in great variery of styles and fabrics, and unsurpassed for LOCAL NEWS. quality and texture, may be found a t W. E. Bryan's o u r «-Bargains a t Bryans. wide awake merchant. Look —"Bear ye one another's t o your interest and save burdens." money by taking a d v a n t a g e *—Mr. J . F . Hardin continues of the bargains he is offering. a b o u t the same. —On the first page of this —Teachers Institute next issue you will find a n article Week, beginning on Monday. of some length, written by -—Cool nights and dreamy, one of Capt. E. F. Lovill's comrades frotn Red Lake, balmy days. Minn., t o a n Alabama paper —Your attention is called We publish it, a s you can t o the numerous land sales glean much from i t a s t o the in this issue. habits of the Indians, what —Mrs, Naomi H o r t o n has on i men a re doing among the r e t u r n e d f r d m a v i s i t t o Chippewas, etc. Term. —Mrs. J . B. Vaught, o f —W. R. Lovill, U. 8 . C\, of Johnson * o. Term., died a t Bouiherland, was a m o n g us her home on Friday last. yest« r.lay. Mrs Vaught was a daughter From Yadkin Vallej, X. C. —Please rememberthatnext of Joseph Wagner, who liven Sunday night is t h e regular near Butler, Tenn. We were Editor Democrat: The editorial in your issue appointment of Rev. Mr. Pell. a t her wedding and vivijl.v of the 10; h inst reflects unjust —Mr. Robert, Monday, of recollect the g a y time had on l.v on the action of Urn Coin Brushy Fork, is not improv­ 1 hat occasion. She wasa most missioners in the sale or the ing*. He is very low w i t h excellent lady a n d will be greatly missed bv all w h o Caldwell and Watauga turn dropsy. knew her. She was a bout 5 0 pike.stock. As the whole m a t —Mrs. M. B. Blackburn years old. We sympathise ter will be pass* d upon by pulled a t o m a t o in her garden with her family and many the court, would i t not be yesterday t h a t weighed l i b . friends in their g r e a t loss. fair t o await the court's de­ and 7 ozs. cision 7 One error I wish t o — We publish elsewhe a vin­ — Wheat crops on Cove dication from Hon. 8 . L, P a t correct. The counting of Mr. Creek a r e t urning out % better tersou in regard t o rhe turn­ Coffey's money was done a t t h a n last year, s c says J . \V. pike muddle. Our readers can the instance of other parl ies, and n o t upon demand o r by l l o r t o n the thresher. s e e both sides and judge how authority of theeommission—The black berry" crop, for it is. We hope no bitter teelers, who admitted the tender which Watauga has s o long ings will be engendered by but declined t o accept the been famed, is almost a n en­ this affair, us all the parties money before the counting tire failure this year. connected therewith are fair was done. * * * * * * * * * —Can a n y of the counties and honorable men and of b e a t the ten pound cab­ high character. This trouble The foregoing article was bage heads, t h a t a r e now be­ ought t o be settled and peace written for publication in declared,, and the turn-pike your issue of t h e 1 7 t h inst. ing c m in Watauga? from Boone t o Blowing Rock As it failed t o appear, I con —Rev. Mr, Miller will preach ought t o be made this fall. eluded it did n o t reach you a t the Episcopal church here Here is where o u r individual in time. The DEMOCRAT of next Bunda.v a t 1 1 , a . m . and interest begins. VVe want the the 1 7 t h reached me thisevea t S t . .John's church, Valle road. ning, and 1 have just read Cruris, i»t 4* p. m, the same —How nice i t would be if t he article signed ' Watauga., day. * all who teach in Watauga As already indicated, I deem —J. F . Spainhour is putting would a t t e n d t h e Institute a discussion of the matter in two d a y s in each week with lor teachers t o be held here o u t of place while undergo­ a large squad of hands, work­ next week. The instructors i n g i n v e s t i g a t i o n b y t h e ing out the streets of our come here for the good of the courts, though I may s a y f e r town. He is making great people, a n d it must truly be myself, and I feel sure for the improvements. disheartening t o them t o ad­ o t h e r Commissioners also, —Dr. Reeves s h o t 'about n dress empty benches. We be that we have nothing t o con­ foot t o high, and t h a t robber lieve t h a t all who have the ceal either of a c t o r motive; who entered his house Thurs­ cause a t heart, will lie pres­ and further, t h a t i t is folly day night a b o u t 2 o'clock ent. and those who hnven't t o try t o hold the Commis­ still lives. Next time the Dr. had better s t a y o u t of the sioners, o r Maj. Harper and s h o u l j lower his lead. school room. All should strive myself responsible for thedif—Master Freddie Crowder, t o d o away with t h e old sing ference in the a mounts of the of Elk Pork, has been assist­ song methods, a n d strive t o two sales. We were a s much ing in t h e DEMOCRAT office a d o p t the latest plans a n d surprised a s anybody a t the for the past two weeks, and methods of teaching " t h e course the affair took a t the his a m a t e u r efforts show t h a t young idea how t o shoot. second sale. There was every in a s h o r t time he would make Don't be satisfied with hav­ reason t o believe t h e stock ing the papers with which t o would sell for a s much o r a first class typo. draw the money, but t r y t o more t h a n a t the first sale. —We a r e pleased t o note makeV.a success of the noble " W a t a u g a " is simply mis­ t h a t , Capt. T . J . Coffey will calling. taken in s t a t i n g t h a t a divi­ begin work on the Boone & dend of $2.00 per she \ o r A Battle for Blood* Blowing Rock turn-pike next Is what Hood's Sarsaparilla vig­ any other a m o u n t , has been Monday. He will commence and it always the grading a t the Episcopal orously fights, expellingisall t b e declared "since the road was victorious in allowed t o strike dividends," church in east end of town. foul taints and giving the vital o r a t a n y other time. There fiuid the —John P . Sanders moved I t cures quality of perfect health. has n o t even been a meeting scrofula, salt rheum, t o Coffey Bra's Jones farm 'xiils and all other troubles caus­ of the company o r the direc­ on the Rich Mountain on the ed by impure blood. tors t h a t I a m aware of since 8 t h d a y of last March, and Hood's Hi's cure al! tIvor ills. t h a t time. I answer this cheer mail on ha s since cleared enough land 25c. Sent by Hood and receipt of f u l l y , a s " W a t a u g a " d i s ­ price by C. i. Co*, I vow­ t o plant two bushels of seed el1, Mass. claims any purpose of dis­ corn and 3% bushels of buck " I am so nervous"—-before ta-, paragement in asking what wheat, all in heavy clearing. king Hood's Sarsaprilla "I'm so I, a s S t a t e proxy, have done —t'ongress is still debating well"—after taking Hood's. Mor with the S t a t e ' s pari al—"Be sure t o get wood's*" The aspersions which 'Wat ri silver question, and hot * align' a t t e m p t s t o c a s t upon THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTI­ the commissioners elsewhere TUTE, FOR Y OUNG WOMEN. in his article a r e firtworthyof notice, and I think unworthy ASfiEVltLlL;A . L. of the honorable gentleman fifcond session begins September 1M, 189$. who is said t o be the afithor. 8 . L. Battleif Soft. The institution in located in tht most beautiful suburb of Ashe* ville, N. C. The spacious building, recently completed for its use Yadkin Valley, Aug. 1 9 . Hi a cost of $09,000 is furnished with pure wtiter from Borings on the premises, is lighted with gas, heated by hot wnterHm') provided with hot and cold baths. The health and habits of the pupils are Carefully guarded1. Be­ sides the ample space given to outdoor exercise, a well equipped gymnasium will be fitted up within doors. No expense has been spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perleet. Each pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as a part of her practical training for lite, and whilst aiming at thorough iieStfw 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. No pupil will be admitted who is not in reasonable health, or who cannot furnish credentials us to' nu. ral character. Four Separate Courses of Study are Offered to the Student. 1 T H E NORM AL COURSE, for the thorough training Mr. Geo. W. Turner of teachers under instructors from the best Normal schools. 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE, including ancient and modern languages, science, music,-drawingecc. 3. COMMERUIAL COURSE. includingstenography, type­ Worst Case of Scrofula the writing, bookkeeping*, etc. Doctors Ever Saw 4. DEPARTMENT O F DOMESTIC .SCIENCE, ( a ) Scien­ tific cooking, the study of the production and manufacture Completely Cured by HOOD'S cl food, ete, (b) Sewing—embracing the cutting and fitting SARSAPARILLA. " When I was 4 or 5 year* old I had a scrof­ of garments, millinery, etc. ulous sore on the middle finger of my left hand, The teachers at the head of lliis department are from the famous I rati School, Brooklyn, N'. 1., and the others from 1he best inst.ifinger oil, end la er tool; off more than half my hand. Then the sore broke out on my arm, tuti'.uiH in the country, chosen with reference to christian character came out ou my neck a id face on both sides, nearly destroying the si;rht of one eye, also experience and abiltv as teachers. ou my right arm. Doctors said it was the A thoroughly craanized Preparatory department has been fur Worst Case of Scrofula nislied for all such as are not prepared tor the higher classes. they ever saw. It was niuiply nwfal! Five The school year is divided inlo two terms; cost to pupil $50 per years ago I began (o take Hood's Sarsaparilla. Gradually I found that the sores were begin­ term, or $100 per year, which barely"'covers the expense of board, ning to heal. I kept on till I had taken ten the school heing practically free, having been provided for bv a few bottled, ten riollnr-! Just think of what a return I got for that investment! A thou- friends t o female education. For further particulars applv to •und per cent? Yes, many thousand. For the past 4 years I have had no sores. I REV. T H O i AS L \ WRENTE, A SREVILLE, TF. C, Work rdl t h e Time. T-* Simply Awful Before, I could do no work. I know not what to say strong enough to express my grat itudo to Hood's par ilia for iny perfect cure." Gisoittiii W. Tint , Farmer, Galway, Saratoga county, X. Y. NEK HOOD'T P'LLS d° not weaken, but *14 75c. digestion and tono tho stomach. Try thetn. NOTICE, By virtue of mi execution i s s u e d from the superior Court of Watauga count von th • 1 4 t h day of Aug. 1893. in favor of the Morris9>\vn M il Co . nnd against 1. R . J . I*. ;uid T A Hfigaman f >r the sum of $198.40. with in­ terest o n the same from tlm 1st day of April 1 8 8 9 and for cost of action. 1 will sell t o the highest bidderforcash at the court house door in the town of Boone, N U, on the 9th d a y of Oct. 1893, th*»fol lowing described lands which have been levied on by me a s the pro|»erly of J . P.' H a g a tn m t o satisfy said ex ecu 1 i m. 1 s t . One traet'or boundary of land lying on the wafers of ;'.rushy F »rk creek in this county, adjoining the lands of VV. IV. Presnell, N. H. Ship ley and others being tlmlands upon wh'ch E. L. Hai-man now lives, the same contain­ ing some 4 0 acres more o r less. 2nd. One t r a c t lying on the waters of Baird's Creek in this county, adjoining the lands of G. \V. McHhinnis, L . C. Earp, Elijah Isaacs ami others, find known a s the Sal lie Haguman land, the same containing 7 5 acres more o r less, and now in the posses­ sion of Joe. Cornells. This Aug. 21, 1893. D. F. BAIRD, Sheriff. NOTICE. By virtue of two execu­ tions issued from the Superi­ o r Court of Watauga county due on the 1 1 t h d a y of Aug . 1 8 9 3 in favor of J o r d a n <c Scott, and a g a i n s t VV. R. Blackburn and E. B. Miller for $25.00 witb interest a n d cost, t h e other on the 21st. of June 1893, in favor of W. L. Bryan and against E. B. Miller for $14.00 with inter­ est and cost, I will sell t o the highest bidder for cash a t the court house d o o r in Boone, N. C., oil the 9 t h day of Oc­ tober, 1893. the following do scribed t r a c t o r boundary of land which has been levied o n by me a s the property of E . B. Miller t o satisfy said exceution. T o wit: A t r a c t of land lying and being mostly on the west side of the Pine orchard.and Riddle's Knob mountains, on t h e waters of Long Hope creek in this Co. adjoining the lands of A. F . Davis, H. VV. Fiirley, B. R. Brown and others, contain­ ing some 525 acres more o r less and known a s the steel lands. This Aug. 21st, 1893. D. F. BAIRD, Sheriff. T^Pay your subscritiou. GLOBE ACADEMY. [B. B. DOUGHERTY. PRINCIPAL ] [MISS MARY MOORE. Music..] Located in one of the most moral arid healthful com­ munities in N. C. Eight well arranged buildings. The board­ ing facilities a r e the best. The cheapest good school iir o u r country. Opens August 1 4 , ' 9 3 . F o r other informa­ tion address the Principal, o r Mr. F. P. Moore, Globe. N.C, M m Shrewd buyers are always after good bargains, niid this leads that class of otir citizens t o inspect mv disnlav J 1 of NEW GOODS. ' I receive new goods every weef? which I a m selling a t bargains t h a t will save you moire.?. J u s t received a l o t of ladies' low-cut shoes o r slippers in black and t a n colors. A beau til ul line of wide ribbons and flowers for h a t trim­ ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions Very cheap. Come t o see me when in need of goods. I will sell von very low. 1 have just received a large lot of Mason's Fruit jars t h a t I will sell cheap. I want a lot of young chickens, eggs etc., for which I will pay good prices* also roots and herbs* Give me your t r 'do and 1 will do you right every time. m r S O ' i n E \ I have just completed a black smith shop and h a r e secured the services of a first-class workman in both wood and iron, and 1 ask you t o brhig'meyonrwork, o r I will ha ye you a new wagon built on short notice. Qiv* me a call when in need of work, and 1 will give you low prices* ' To vrs A12 x JO lis t o Plea se. WILL W. HOLSOLAW. THESE ARE HARD TMES ...X SO, EVERY-ONE should save all they can a n d YOU should begin bv buving your si9vi\<;iiA(iii\i;sorin: Aud not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for $50 or $00 I will sell you as good for $25. Machine needles that will fit an v* machine, at 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 Trout flies 60 cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and seins of any length C miplete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by ma il . Do not fail to write tor mices. Respectfully, S. May 21, 91 KlfKHMj P /ILVUI'JI KNOX VILLh 1 ENS Relieves all soreness of cutes GONORRHOEAs aAnd.the mucousn membrane And other treatmentunr ieocuess after CLEETi Price, $i, TN; ry vercau i to«j days. leaves any i n j eifect*. - 4 Stricture by druggists BLOOD RftlM CO.,Pro's. AlUnft.fa- �—new Watauga Democrat fl1' Phantom on the President's Me^sajje. t o work, arid Mr. Bland ha s The Editor Democrat: already made the threat t h a t These a r e the most terrible if silver is demonetized by D. K. Dvugherty, Editor. K. C. Hirers, Publisher times, financially, since the d e m o c r a t i c v o t e s , t h a t t h e third year of the lateunpleas West will forsake the party antness. in disgust. And he might a s lhursdaj, Aug. 24, 18U3. Mr. Cleveland has more w e l l h a v e a d d e d t h a t t h e t h a n once said t h a t this ad­ South will d o thesainething, How many of o u r readers ministration is n o t responsi­ for when silver a s money net know bow Canada g o t its ble for the present deplora­ a l dies, the dernoratic party n a m e ? The French a r e re­ ble condition of the country. will die with it. and anew p a r sponsible for it. The Span­ He well knew t h e want of con ty will control the next ad­ iards visited Canada previous ministration; bring on a war fidenee existing a t the time with England before t h e close t o t h e French, in search of of his inauguration, a n d when of this century, and the Lord gold a n d silver b u t finding he was urged by the best ele­ only knows what else. none they often said a m o n g P HVNTOM. ment of his p a r t y t o call Con­ Banner Elk. themselves, " A c a n a d a , " gress together, he refused t o Malarial and other atmospher­ which means, there is nothing d o it, until thecollapse of our ic influences are best counteract­ here. Hearing this sentence, entire financial system forced ed by keeping the blood pure and vigorous with Ayer's Sarsaparilt h e Indians learned i t and its htm t o d o so. Now, I hold la. A little caution in this re­ meaning. When t h e French t h a t he is directly and indi­ spect may preyent serious illness arrived, the Indians did n o t vidually responsible for the at this season Ayer's SarHaparilla is the best all-the-year-round want their company, a n d present s t a t e of affairs, for medicine in existence. supposing they too w e r e the reason that he did not in­ Spaniards, informed them of vert t h e calamity when he Miss Madeline Y\ Pollard h a s t h e absence of the precious was urged t o d o so. I believe brought suit for $50,000 for metals in Spanish sentence I a m a s good a democrat a s breach of promise against "Aea n a d a . " The French Mr. Cleveland ever was, and Hon. W. C. P . Breckinridge, knew a s little of the Spanish of Kentucky. it is a mistaken idea enter­ language a s did the Indians tained by some good people, Dandruff forms when theglands and supposing the oft repeat of the skin are weakened, and. if t h a t a man h a s n o right t o neglected, baldness is sure to fol­ ed souud was the name of the wallop his own donkey. low. Hall's Hair Kenewer is the country, they gave i t the I a m sorry Mr. Cleveland's best preventaive. name of " C a n a d a " which it message will n o t satisfy the T h e g r e a t Dr. Deems whom h a s ever since borne. people. They w a n t some­ s o m a n y admire and love, Dr. Warner t h e g r e a t corset thing more t h a n mere words a n d who is pastor of t h e maker, of Bridgeport, Conn., susceptible of a n y construc­ Church of the Strangers in gave orders a few days a g o tion. In speaking of the fi­ New York is very ill, not ex­ for t h e factory t o close in 3 nances' he says: "This mat­ pected t o live. Dr. Deems is days. Imagine the conster­ ter rises above t h e plane of a North Carolinian by birth nation, when 1,000 women p a r t y polities." This being we believe. found themsslves without t h e case, he should have, for For a sluggish and torpid liv­ employment, many of them the benefit of his party, con­ er, nothing can surpass Ayer's homelebs. This large hearted sidered himself free t o make Pills. They contain 110 calomel, man, then g a v e orders t h a t some suggestions looking to n o r a n y m i n e r a l d r u g , b u t a r e •ill —ho were s h o r t of money the relief of the people from composed of the active principles - \ d iO oinc- •houidbe the perils t h a t surround them of the best vegetable cathartics, and their use always results in fa t ! j t his st. until such and a<- he has, by his own de­ marked benefit to the patient. time asjthe factory starts up claration, taken the ques­ NOTICE. again. The consequences arc, tion o u t of politics, surely we By virtue of a n execution that 600 girls are now being may be excused now, though supplied with the best of ev­ democratic in faith, if we ex­ i s s u e d from t h e Superior ery thing. T h e jolly working press some disappointment Court of Watauga county on t h e 1 4 t h d a y of Aug.. 1893, girls enjoy t o t h e fullest ex­ a t his utterance. His mes­ in favor of Mary and Blanche t e n t the pie, watermelon, sage should ha vebeen affirm­ H a g a m a n . and against J a s . pickles and ice cream, which a t i v e from beginning t o end, R. H a g a m a n for the sum of this man with the large heart a n d it should have a t t e m p t ­ $ 5 0 0 with interest on same h a s had spread s o bountifully ed t o show t h e way o u t of from the 22nd of July, 1884, and for cost of action, I will before them. Three cheers, t h e woods. He s a y s he is in sell t o tho highest bidder for for Dr. Warner! favor of the repeal of theSher cash a t the court house door All who read have heard of man net. Hod bless u s I There in Boone, N. ('., on the 9 t h d a y of Oct. 1893, t h e follow­ t h e 'Black Hole Df Calcutta.' is n o t a n intelligent man be­ i n g described t r a c t o r boun­ This was a small dungeon in tween Hell Gate and t h e Gol­ d a r y of land which has been F o r t William, Calculttn. The den Gate who is n o t in favor levied on by me a s the prop­ city was captured by the na­ of t h e same thing. This is erty of J a m e s It. Hagaman tives in 1 7 5 6 and 1 4 6 men n o t t h e question a t all. Why t o satisfy said execution, t o wit: The t r a c t o r boundary were thrown into this s t r o n g could n o t Mr.Cleveland have of land known a s the Gran­ 1y barred room eighteen feet gone t o the extent of saying ville Hagaman farm and nows q u a r e and left for the night. t o t h e Congress of the United owned by J . It. Hagaman the In t h e morning there were on S t a t e s whether he thought s a m e lying on Brushy Fork ly twenty-three of t h a t num­ from his knowledge of the fi­ creek in this county, adjoin­ ing t h e lands ot W. W. Presb e r t a k e n o u t a l i v e . T h e nancial condition of the?oun nell, J . P . Hagaman, Marcus "Black Hole" is now used t r y , t h a t such a repeal was Vandike and otheis, the same for storage, a n d a n obelisk all t h a t was necessary? In­ containing 200 acres rnoreoi h a s been erected near by t o stead of taking ground and less. This Aug. 21 . J t 1893. I). F . B AIIID, Sheriff. the memory of t h e English giving some advice a s t o this soldiers who perished there. point, he contents himself with throwing upon Congress H o l l y S p r i n g C o l l e g e . We learn from t h e Toma­ t h e whole burden of solving Butler, Johnson, Co., Tenn. hawk of quite a distressing t h e problem, when he knew Beautifully and accessibly death in the 3rd Diet. John­ t h a t his own p a r t y was divi­ located. son Co. Tenn. A new road is ded on the silver question. Ample boarding accommo­ being made in t h a t section Does Mr. Cleveland favor .on dations. Faculty of six teachers. a nd some of t h e men had cut increase of t h e r atio between Two hundred and eighty a tree until ready t o fall. gold and silver? Does he fa­ five students l a s t year. They had ceased chopping, vor a suspension of t h e pur­ Both sexes admitted. and were trying t o push t h e chase of silver until thecoun Thorough work done in*ali tree from its intended course. t r y shall be able t o digest the bra nches. Next session begins Aug. J u s t a t t h a t moment Mrs. bullion now in t h e vaults of 7 1893. Enoch Osborne, passed, and t h e treasury? Doeshe favor Write for catalogue. t h e tree fell, crushing her t o t h e immediate demonitizeJ AS. H. S MITH, P REH'T. t h e e a r t h . She died on Sun. tion of silver? Does he favor morning, leaving a husband t h e free and unlimited coin­ a nd several little children. a g e of silver a t t h e present r a OWE DOLLAR T h e sun begins t o shine t i o ? Why could he n o t have with a mellowness t h a t tells expressed some opinion? One u s plainly " T h e time of the word from him would have li easily earned by any onf of cither sex in any part of work Indus a u t u m n w i n d s a n d n a k e d restored confidence. H e knew trlouslythe country, who 1* willing to we furnish. at the employment which and and vou run no woods, and meadows brown t h a t there was plenty of Brit The labor I, lightWe fit pleasant,aomplcte,SO that ri-k whatever. you out a n d s e a r " is n o t far distant, ish gold in the lobby t o con­ you can give the business a trial without expense to yourself. For those willing to do a little work, grandest offer made. a nd although the after noon trol a corrupt balance of pow this ii the in the evening only. IfYou can work nil day, or you are cutplovrd. and have a few spare hours at yonr dis­ ot t h e year is a forcible rem in er. Being already accused of posal, utilize tlietn, and add to your income, our business will not interfere at all. Yon will der of t h a t after noon when having one foot off the Demo be amazed on the stnrt at the rapidity and ease by which you amass dollar upon dollar, day in ami are successful from the t h e r a y s from life's sun will cratic platform, he was a - day out. Even beginner*run the business — none first hour. Any one can fail. You shotiid try nothing else until you ««•» grow long, reminding us t h a t shamed t o ask for what he for yourself what you can do at the busiii" which risked. Women t h e night is a t hand when really wanted. This leaves grand we offer. No capital they make as mnri.<• workers; nowaday* as men. They should try this business, as It :• -i * * »* o h * hp of t h e question open t o endless well adapted to them. Write at once and set yourself. Address li. HAM.KTT & CO.. Box 880, rorl.lmid, i t . debate, when there a r e five th urns o f unemployed work time ot a l l cho ycur. ing men waiting luc a chance EVERY HOUR CO CC O O OC COCO CO NOTICE. North Carolina., Watauga eoun ty, in the Superior court. Boul­ f i l l V A N S C O L D I Y der Harman vs. E. B. .Miller. By virtue of an execution tiii ec ted to the undersigned from the —OSuperior court ot wataugn coun­ ty in the above entitled action, 1 will on Monday, the 4th day of Sept., 181)3, at 12, m. at the court house door m said count\, sell to the highest bidder for cnwli in hand all the right, title and in terest which the said E. B. Mil­ ler has in the following described tract of land, lying on the wa­ ters of Beech creek, Laurel creek township, tin's county, adjoining the lands of Jordon Oaks, Wiley Harman and others, containing twenty acres more or less. Said execution being raised to satisfy a judgment for #7.43 with inter­ est and cost of this action. This Aug. 7th 1893. I). F. BAIRD , Sheriff, per M. P.EDMISTEN. D.S. I ' ! •••' I '..HI • lj I I | 1 T h e Rutherford College, B u r k e County y N . C. f Will open its Fall Term, Aug. 3, '93, under very prom ising prospects. It is ten miles west of Hickory, N. ('., near the noted Connelly Springs, whose waters a r e being ship­ ped t o Europe almost every d a y . Board, includinge^ery expense, is from $5. t o #9. per month. Tuition ranges from $1. t o #4. per month. No healthier, happier and more moral place can he found in America. A complete busi­ ness cou rse a t t ache i . A d d ress D r . It. L. ABERNETHY, PRESIDENT, Rutherford College, N. C. ATTENTION, BUYERS!! Asheville Female College. Special Attractions: Matchless climate. Wonderful health record. Delightful homelife. Well ordered course ofinstructions. Thorough ly equipped gymnasiums. Music under the celebrated Prof. Grabau (German.).- Art under Miss Blythe (Paris). House in seven acres of wooded lawn in the heart of a beautiful city. Rooms finely finished. Steam heating and sail itary plumbing throughout. The charges as low as a fine school can make them. Sen! for rata logue. Address REV. JUMES ATKINS, Asheviile, N. C. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAIiOUNL We wish to call atten* ion 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 TIL i F5 IS NO EQUIPMENT:—Faculty of twen­ RUG TO DRAW ty-five teachers, eleven buildings, seven scientific laboratories, li­ TRADE! brary of 30,000 volumesand310 students. INSTRUCTION.—F i v e geneml courses; six brief courses, profes­ sional courses in law, medicine, I M E A N B C J 3 I S T E S S . engineering and chemistry; op­ tional courses. EXPENSES:—Tuition, #00 per 1 roin now until the first day year. Scholarships and loans for of April I will sell my stork o the needy. Address PRESIDENT WINSTON, Chapel Hill, N. C. HANDSALE. Superior Court, Watauga coun­ ty. James G. Rose vs. Thos. A. Hagaman and wife, Jas. P. Ha­ gaman and wife and Saruh Ha­ gaman, Commisssioners. As commissioner appointed by the court in ease of Jas. G. Rose against Thomas A. Hagaman and wife Sarah, Jus. P. Haga­ man and wife Nannie C. and Sa­ rah Hagaman, widow of Thomas Uagaman, dcd., I will sell to the highest bidder for cash at t h e court house door in Boone on the 4th 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 hi ng on Wa­ tauga River adjoining the lands of A. B. Mast, Jacob Wagner and others, known as the Thomas A. Hagaman farm, the same con­ taining 284 acres more or less. For the bounds ot 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. Hagaman out of the real estate of Thomas Hagaman. sr.. dcd., as oneof the heirs of said Hagaman, the same adjoining the lands of J.L. Hayes Z Adams and others containing 75 acres more or less. 3rd tract y g"n waters of Brushy Fork creek, being lot So, 1 as allotted to Sarah Hagaman out of t li e real estate of Tlio's. Hagaman, deed, as her part of his eslate as his widow, the same adjoining the lands of Z. Adams, J. R. Ha­ gaman and others and contain­ ing 75 acres more or less. For calls of the last two mentioned tracts of lan 1 reference is hereby had to book of mortgages pages 540-41-42 Registers office watau­ ga county. Sale of the aforesaid lands will be made to satisfy a judgment in favor of the plaintiff James G. Rose against thi defen­ dants thoinas A Hagaman, J P. Hagaman and others obtained at spring term of Superior com t of W atauga county 1891 lor the sum <rf #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; \pril 28, '93, #286.59. Title in fee simple will be made to the purchaser ^n payment of the purc!irt.se money. J. F. SPAINHOI R , Commissioner LADIES Needing a tonic, or children who want build­ ing up, ohould take BROWN'S IIION BITTERS. It In pleasant; ctires Malaria, Indirection, Biliounnegn, Liver Complainta and Neuralgia. One dollar pays for the Democrat one year. CLOTHING BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, HARNESS Arc on hand, which will be sold on reasonable terms. If we have not 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 close prices. We have a full line of new Har ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—everything in the harness line. Can beat the world on prices. fifcS^Wewill take in exchange, horses, mules, and also good bee cattle. Give us a call. HENKEL, CRAIG & CO: Lenoir IN. C. —ANI>— OVERCOATS LOOK OUT! At :o: 9 per cent above I have just received a nice line of Dress Goods consist" ing of White and Black Em­ broider! Skirting. A If yon d o n ' t think I mean it big lot of White come nnd look through my Goods, Worsteds ami etc. A ni« e line of ladies' I t wont cost you one cent if Trimmed a n <! Untrimniec you d o n t purchase. J 1 ATS I have a large stock and Also Trimmings. Tips a n o Flow* i s for Ha ts. want t o get rid of it before spring. A nice line of ladies and Gent's Shoes. Big lot of Tin-ware Glass-ware a n d GALL AND LOOK 1 " W Queens-were- A good line of Notions. .A big o lot of Jeans ami Cotv tonades. Just come' I would call y o u r attention t o t h e big cut in prices in my In 500 gal una of Crockerywarn. other lires. Wo are Agent for Helton Woollen Mills. A big lot of Cloth now o n ha no, J u s t received a nier lot of STOCK SUGAR o Brown and Granulated, a n d Coffee, A big lot t f HoeSy Nails, Horse shoes, Ox shoos etc. No goods sold on time, un> less secured by mortgage. Recollect t h a t I will self you good goods and will n o t misrepresent my wares, ('nine' arid see my stock whether you buy o r not. Most Respectfully, C. D. TAYLOR April 27, 08. R ESPECTFULLY, W. L BUYA\ For Malaria, Liver Trou­ ble, or Indigestion, use BROWN'S IRON BITT1E3 �Tlia Watauga iHimjrat A DiiMOCitATK/'laiiiilv licwspii pur devoted to the interest of Conn fy, Stnfe and Nation. Published eveThursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga. County. X . C. Hollered it Too Loud. !ll ]lldllllll!l!llll|llllllillllllillllllll!i!llll|l |llll1l!ll|lh V COAiBLKTkJ X'JWASr VOVERMANS PElt rhe ih'ideof ( lie North • aroi na j'resH." IS THE fij* LOSING 1 7*1 T' V; Ai i i * 4 f. ^ J Ayer's Hair Vigor • • RESIORES <*, Which has became Wiry, Thin, or Gray. fSPEDIFIG GKYGENI »» • • ; ' ••: '~ Hfc , . . -sat-1 v, Color, Fullness, and Texture TO HAIR Jllllllil . • '"V r " -m —4 rgs # 1"BREATH OF LIFE."] w XYGKKisthei life giving #1-^ I 5PKAY BULB eujentof air and r? —«•"TV~~—iwater i without ^ Wtf / MUMGOSA there tanbo no 5 -\ - 55MOUTHlife. 6PU01FIG3 - \ \ -py Pitct OXYGEN is t . Bpeoial meilicat- ^ ed Oxygen treat- U ment for diseas- ~ ea of the nose, Z, throat and lungs -i CURES K The inhalations Z contain Germi- r -$TARRH ASTHNjI Disin^M'UNSUMPTlONf cides and in ad- g fectnnts, — , ^BRONCHITIS diticn to the best s . HAY FEVER known speoitics s for these di»- 3 oates.oai'rying the rom6dy by inhalation ripht to 2 the soat o' thoato fipccillos used it a POSITIVE a. disease, making in .Catarrh and ^ g CUKE. Erpa: Hay-Tovtr. Net a patent medicine. Physioiana 3 - prcsoribo it in th6ir practice. SONLY IN USE.| lli'liokltorlei: i^ S4-1 *2W. Alabama St., Atlanta. Oa. g S Do you want t o aid in building up a papei- thai sh.dl i'ufl»>ct th greatest credit on North Farole na, no matter where it may be seen? Then patronize the Wilmington Messenger A LAftOH EIGHT-I'AGK PAFi'.IH H) you want a reliable j>a] ei ;i ving you all the new s of t in v.orld—a Demoeratie newspaper hat equals the best— has the irgest (iirculation. and has for wenty-one yeai's been x pail md factorin tliegrowth anddev-elopment of the Old Noith State? Then snbscrbe tor TH WILMJKGTfiN J J ft (himpaign Ilartoa: The "Daily Messenger," by mail, 4 months on trial, for |2 .()0 J"to weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger," (the largest and best paper in the State) 0 months on trial for .$1.00 1 Cash in advance. Both j papers are large Eight-Page sheets. Send Postal Card with the address of five per­ sons and receive sample cop­ ies of T HE M GKSBNGEK. Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. o S pea kin' of volts, I'm re"Some live years ago, I was not a little alarmed to dis­ •'' 'v-1f- •" i...S'"1"b.viftfe n.indetl of a story t h a t Amos ' z'\ cover that my hair was falling out, threatening speedy =3 baldness. AYER'S Ilair Vigor being recommended, J . Cummings. thedistinguish CO I procured a bottle and at once applied it to my hair •»' W.e-SSjipgpfs cd editor and statesman of -ci and scalp, continuing to do so for several weeks, and -I; ' New York, tells toucliiiV the was happily surprised that my hair stopped falling and C3 new hair came out full of life and vigor. financial scare. I met him AYER'S Hair Vigor does not only restore and Tom M'lrre.y in t h e Shore new hair, but gives new life and vigor to its . g PRECAUTION ham the other night. Amos growth, and is a blessing to all who use it." Rev. D. J. Buirr, Baptist Minister and Clerk . uX .i*3ITY is a good fellow and fond of • ii-,. u. Jifuehlnc Shop, of the Superior Court, Dawsonville, Ca. ulO Sliellt BuilTIng, Omaha, Neb, •: > ' 'I:•>,•:», and any good stories, which I'm not. 4:9 1". Broartway. v-ilUt, Ky. i »<{-.» ».r arc used. .! . vtc '.i: i-> ho tho beafc ' A F'Ool AL CARD addressod to us ^ but this is a good one. He 'fit- • •»««•;»•».*> cv -r i ivo'.itod. ] .v.:i h'.fag yen by return mail a oopy of our a MA'I) ; K J'-.tiOivfJ AT ONCB. .. idanw03r laimngtbo treatment in fail. Bend rs said t h a t this little flurry in T ; fir Jtif you y.rir.e hoaiihi 2 L riif-s i"f§ % Supply Co., AXi Specific Oxygen Co.g W A fK L E '! financial circles was due t ' j Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. * •:! Ptrtet. Boston. the fact t h a t thebankersand speculators wanted tosqueez PEOPLE FIND the government into issuing a lot of gold bonds, and s o That it is not wise to experiment with cheap compounds purporting to be blood-purifiers, real medicinal value. To they b'eran t o howl a b o u t si! of any other than but which have noAYER'S Sarsaparilla—the make use the old standard Superior a A\ AA AA A t h a t , and finally Blood-purifier—is simply to invite loss of time, money, and health. If "<lllliltllllllllll!»;tlltI!IIWil!iit!!;'.;]lair;:„!!i;jliilt;£)llM!Ui overdid the business—scared you are afflicted with Scrofula, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Eczema, WARRAME9 fc-r^A the people t o o ranch. He said that it Running Sores, Tumors, or-any other blood disease, be assured pays to use AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and AYER'S only. NATURE'S E YEARS f ' i t reminded him of the old fel! AYER'S Sarsaparilla can always be depended upon. It does not vary. JM ——-Jli: rlfetji-. — CURE FOR fow who was break in' in a It is always the same in quality, quantity, and effect. It is superior in a- •' i * ' a • combination, proportion, appearance, and in all that goes to build up the g . ; • i very frisky colt out West. He system weakened by disease and pain. It searches out all impurities in TAKF. TIJF L_ got him purtty well trained the blood and expels them by the natural channels. t o the saddle out didn't know l e a p a n d Alton R , 1 1 AYER'S SARSAPARILLA whether he would sea re on the Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. road 01 not, s o he told one West and Northwest. This new treatment for Catarrh and diseases of the respiratory organs Is H a s Glared otliers, -will c u r e you of his neighbors t o hide in ono of the most Important discoveries t h e bushes 'lorigsidethe road In medical science and possesses the F:nigra.ut.s gtiing to any of the following advantages i and when he rode past t o hoi 1, The patient can cure himself at a small expense ' .W'otitirti St.xlea or Turntork'g t h e question, " W h o made and without outside assistance. i. will RH.ye tiino u'.ul money goings ler Boo! The neighbor did trust, t o the public, unci I shall this glorious universe''" the siiiiiiiiiuiiiiiijiuiitiiiiiiJuimniiirnriniJiiiiiiii'iiiiiiinii'M 2. No change of diet or pursuit of life Is necessary j via. Fhii-ago and Alton route. during treatment. he exceedingly pleased it i In no wise offensive to the 2 H?H HT.urpo IMfth Arm. g 8, The remedies are no discomfort. a s requested and when he hoi I t in the quickest route to patient and entail can be free from newspaper boy replied, "I—I d o n t know s 15<i»i*soli' Mltlu^Theille. J- 113.8 a Seir-thTswitig N'mitiln. tlu No Plqnc l in Cuti<(lrucllt>n. 2 4, The remedy reaches the seat of the trouble ! CAN'S AS CITY, DENVKH, lered the colt landed the old directly. « sir." correspondence." B. The remedies and means of anp'tance oan be g lliwiOIeMttiileal Appi-iirnnCO. man ncross a fence and went carried L. the pocket without Inconvenience. I IMJKBLO, ~ llA^i an ICIopunt t'Tnislj. «? "Gome. ' said the \encher. 5 Hut a I'eriect AiUuvimcct. 3 jntlSIS TKEATMJSNT at any drug ator#. ; A n d a l l p o i n t s i n I d a h o , W a a h tallyhootin' down the road. Where to Find Heaven. s llan a I'onltlT* iuke-up. 2 , CAGTERIN E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. taking up his switch, ,,you 2 Hits Ktylinh Furniture. ington, Oregon, Utah CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. As soon a s t h e old man came More f»no<l Seiriod QnalltlM sau' ™ A minister one d a y preach­ must know. Tell me, o r I •r. dHiMi u Larper Kei<»ro of Geu<'>al Work ?• Caolerlns Medlolne Co., Waco, Tex&s, 2 oes and (.'alilorniex. = than imy SewiugMuohino In the \Vt»rl<l. 2 t o he said t o his genial assis­ ed on heaven. The ru'xt day phall whip you!" I'inest end Host lujuiffied t a n t : " W h a t did you d o t h a t he was going down town and The boy looked a t t h e whip |Examine THE ROYAL for paints »P| llond in the West. exceiixp.ee, and you v.iJi fer?" ''Didn't you tell me t o met one of his old wealthy a moment and then with a | Only line running Solid Vuati buy no othes*. ! holler B o o ? " ' Y e s , I did," members. The brother stop­ charncteristic snivelcofessed: bud trai;w at ween St. Louie 1 ROYAE S. M. CO., Rockfard. I!!. I and Kaunas ity. whined thoold m a n , ' b u t d a m ped the old preacher a n i "Please, teacher, I did, bur Ib'cliuing inir cars and Tour y o u r soul you said it t o o said: I won't d o i t again.' ist Sleepers ee of extra, tdiargo. loud!" T h a t ' s t h e trouble " P a s t o r , .you preached a ) <c WeMhor Boarding, 1 will mee parties at any rail­ A Good Snaks Sto: y. road station witii tlirbugh tickets 8 Callings, with them gold-bugs, thinks good sermon yesterday on ! C£Rrp?9t and baggage checks. Mr. Cummings. They holler­ heaven, but you never told New Orleans Picayune. < Corrugated 3heeling, For -full iafoiT.ia tio!., maps ami When the Georgia editor ed t o o loud and scared the where hen ven is." dasrrip'ive pamphlets of th« flooiing Paints, West write to or call on country a leatle too much.— "Ah!" said the pastor, " I does tell a snake s t o r y it is ; bt J Iron Roofing, II. A. Xwwown, Major, wN. Y. Advertiser. am glad of an opportunity generally a good one. A Gfeor Sava Trcug'is, Gutters and Spouting, Traveling Fa-'setiger Agt.. girt exchange is responsible Oil RECEIPT OF 50 CENTS this morning. I have j u s t If) Patton Ave., Aslieviile, N. C. j> of Sheet Metal for Building WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF Cleveland Makes a Public Statement. come from t h e hilltop yonder. for the following: 'Someyears ( / COMPLETE A N D R E A D Y \ J . CllAltLTON, (f. P. A ; \TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./ C h i c a g o . 111. W ASHINGTON, Aug. 11—The In t h a t cottage is a member a g o Judge Simmons was / s.-siusascz-'tpresented with a pet snake. WE WANT President h a s returned t o of o u r church. She is sick —AN— Gray Gables, after spending with fever; her two little chil­ One day it swallowed a n eight m a week in Washington. Be­ dren a r e sick in the other d a y clock, which could be THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CUBE FOR § IE NT fore leaving, he made the fol­ bed; and she has n o t a bit of heard t o tick and strike until Tetter, Gropnd Itch, Itching Plies, Ring it inn down. Shortly after i . j.- ' '-.a—nu nifrpitlc workman to lowing statement for publica­ coal nor a stick of wood, nor i .'.rA rt end AI'PLY our materials Worm and all Itching Sitin Diseases. le i the snake laid 1 0 0 eggs. On tion: flour, nor sugar, n o r bread. C.-..v'.>;i-i><iviice Golidted' write Ibr Is a choice blend of fine, high-grade Chi­ nrl .itntfld t erma. "My absence from theCapitol If you will g o downtownand opening them he found each If you have TETTER, It matters r.ot i-.cw long tt has nese Tea. Put up in attractive and orig­ inal packages and packed in handsome exijtei), TETTERINE wiil as certainly cure Uyy & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. t o contain a n open faced a t this time may excite some buy five dollar's worth of counter display boxes of six pounds each you as you use it ESTABLISHED 1872. (either size); is only sold in packages, surprise, in view of my in­ thin gs—n ice provisi on s—a nd watch in good running order. harmless, Painless and Fragrant. at a reasonable and much lower price to tense interest in the subject send them u p t o her, a n d He then fed i t on large augers the consumer than any other package tea V Rsfundffd If yon ntro diejatlsded on the market of any merit whatever and £J03TU.n ITLULIB the rettulfs—licferelicog— now awaiting the determina­ then go around there and and obtained enough cork­ Southern I •with tbeStat« of Oeorjjla, Chat­ Bank of affords the dealer a fair profit; is a thor­ 1 A f7 • •? a cr\«*r V. oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ tion of Congress. Though my say: My sister, I have brought screws t o supply a convention h a m Bank, and National Bank o f Savannah. 3 V L.-J. lutely pure, always the same ; free from G t which soon meets a t Atlanta. views and recomendations you these nice provisions in j. T. 8HUP7RINS & BRO. dust FO8 vovh HOW-:. DEALERS re have already been officially the name of our Lord a n d SAVANNAH, GA. <?<;* ( will find the Five and Ten Cent packages _ THE NORTH CAROLINA the cheapest and most salable package submitted 10 t h a t body, a n a Savior, then ask *or a Bible Collage of Agriculture and Mechanic* tea on the market and consumers pro­ though I a m by no means and read t h e twenty-third nl Arts. h , nounce it "the best and most economical.''' Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy certain I could further aid in Psalm, and then g e t down Will begin its Fifth Sesssiori to sell and has proved a big success bringing a b o u t the result on .your knees and pray—if Sep. 7, 1H93. This College L wherever introduced. We are extremely anxious to have all which seems s o necessary, i t you don't see heaven before now well equipped for its spe­ dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ cial work, having extensive quest that you include a few boxes with would be a great satisfaction you get through I'd pay the wood and iron shops, caivful your next order to your wholesale house ; t o me if I could remain in the bill." The next morning he ly fitted up drawing rooms, or order direct of us, we will see that you are supplied. For further Information scene of action. But wheth­ said: " P a s t o r , . I saw heaven chemical, botanical and Hor­ address Baltimore er I'm here o r elsewhere, I a s certainly a s you a r e listen ticultural la bora t ories, green Md. HE IN- O EA O. house and haru. shall look with hopeandcon­ ing." The teaching force for t i c fidence t o the action of those £T"* next year cansists of 1 5 men. Variations of a Jest. upon whom t h e responsibil­ . ft-MJ ."*5v ^ The two courses lead t o glad - - **•- 1 -• L. ? ity now vests of relieving our Harper's Young People. nation in Agriculture and in T h a t there is very 1 i t t I e Mechanical and Civil Engin­ vy VP'7io •: 11 their danger and ENDORSED BY t h a t is new under the sun is eering. difficulties. I am going back J j'.;>'». .for PROF A. L. WETZ, P. H.G, t o my summer home at" the shown perha ps more frequent T o t a l cost a year, including of Medical Department Tulano University - _ ..... . , :V. . , • of liOuhians, who, after a oaroful analysis, seashore, because I am n o t l.y in the jokes t h a t a r e told board: it a pure Cream Tartar $ 9 3 5 0 pronounces cheerfully recommendsPowder, S-.Z '^''I.v m'4 t h a n in anything ehe. A sto­ County students, which ho to the sufficiently rested from the i< •>". : 'tn Pay students, $123.50. public. • %f > D *• ry has been going t h e rounds strain t o which I have been For catalogues apply to "T HE S OUTHERN F AVORITE" ' subjected since the fourth of of late concerning the trepi­ A Q. H OLLADY, Pres., ?URE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. \, Kahjigh, N. C. March, t o again assume the dation of a small boy who, You Want It. Ask Grocer For It upon being asked gruffly by duties and labors w h i c h EDUCATE YOUR GIRLS NCW ORLEANS, —A 7 — ULF FG. O., a w a i t me here. I have his school teacher who dis­ LA. b e e n c o u n s e l e d b y t h o s e covered America, began t o WHIT IS G0IW5 ON Ono of the whose advice I can n o t disre­ whimper a n d instinctively FOR MANY BKSTTcl I L lege A O 0~J encopeA I itOur iicTliticB are blurted out: the wofltb to introduce our gard t h a t the further rest I unequal "1, and IlICKOItY, N. C. "P-please, sjr, it wasn't fttpariorfroode \> p will sandrRBB contemplate is absolutely to ON B PBR.«ON in each locality, { nsurpassed for location, thoras above. Only thosa who write* w* to us at once can make sure of necessary t o my health and me." Bccd Stamp for Xllnatrated Price I.is£. oughnesH a nd cheapness. the chitnee AH you have to do In CuTcatu, nr.il Trp.iio-Wnrlis obtained, and ail Pat­ return is to show our foodi to This has its counterpart in Christian, but not sectarian. 1 those who call—your neighbor! strength. 1 shall remain The S t e a t h e r Oviaiiasiaia Cs.& ent btv ne?s conducted for Wedaca'.e Fees, Our 0 Hue is Onsosi'e ll.S.Pafont Oftee. and those around you The be­ Faculty able and painstaking. ginning of thii advertisement and vre cat! seenro patent In leas time than tuoea away during the month of a n amusing schoolboy tale Special ad vantages in Music. shows the small end of the tela remote H orn Woshlngton. The following cat jrlves the appearance of it reduced i\ Send model, drav-lng or photo., with .frwortpAugust, and shall -devote my told many years a g o by a n Send rbr 0a talogue. Jon. We r.lviro. if palen'anie or not, tree of Ch: : Ow fee rot d'.c till j.ntent u ««c»»red. A T wahlet. "Row to Obtain Patents," wttii self t o rest a n d outdoor re­ English teacher who believed A 1)1) N ESS T F rorrn P A C K A C N R S , about the fiftieth part of its bulk It is * grand, double fir.e telenan',.*H i>f actual clients hvyour&tita, count/,oO»you are all worn out, really good for noth­ R EV. J. L. M URPHY , Presidi NL •cope, as larreas is ea«y to '•nrrv We. nill also show you how you ing. tt, is trenerat debility. Try town, sent free. A .'dress, creation. My d a y ' s doings in the powers of the birch t o cen make from to .<M Oft day at B ast, from the start,with­ PROWlPa IKOX ItlTTETtS. out e*perien« e Better write at once Wo pay all express charges. restore fading memory. HAV­ Addre-s H HA LIJRTT A CO., HHO, I'OKTI «ND Mains' It wlllcure you. cleanse your liver, and g-.ve will be entirely devoid of inIn • a good apik'tlte. ing asked one of his scholars f.'&T Pnv vour subvention. " • 1 AYER'S HAIR VIGOR I ROYAL I ^ * - , :»« * CAGTERINE CATARRH EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. | ROOFING. CURE PAY TETTEHE! | P * P • - ' T K G T C PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER iClaremcnt Femala Col­ G M C ; C. A.SNOW&OL Opposite Patent Office, Washin gtijrv, � 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 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_1893_0824_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: August 24, 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 1893-08-24 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/8a9503d58c07d3a1dc7481af858022f4.pdf 155a409eecbc9f76576ccd8fa1cbcaac PDF Text Text VOL 5 PROFESSION A L. W. B. COUNCILL, J R. ATTORNEY AT LAY. BOONE, WASHINGTON WATAUGA Butler & Blackburn, Physicians h Surgeons. LOVILl &. FLETCHER, N. C., TlTUliSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1893, LETTER. the Washington correspond­ Peculiarities of Senators aud Uepreseu A .Pccnliai Lake of Siberia. tatlvex. ent of the paper sent a man Geographical Magazine. From our Regular Correspondent. Commercial Gazette, lie >. Speaker Crisp has comple­ Boone, N. C. ted the committee assign­ ments, and he will announce them early this week. Owing W. B. COUNCILL; M. fi. to there being no commit tees Boono, N. C. to which they could he referr­ Resident Physician. Office ed, no hills have 'been intro­ on King Street north of Post duced in the House with the Olfice. exception of that for the re­ peal of the purchasing clause DR. L. C. REEVES. of the Sherman law, which P HYSICIAN AND S URGEON was taken up for considera­ CfT.ee at Residence. tion under an agreement with Boone, N. C. out having been referred 1o a committee, but a flood of L. I). LOWE, them are ready to be intro­ duced as soon as the commit tees are ready for them. AND No speech made in the sil­ NOTARY PUBLIC, ver debate in the House which BANNER'S ELK. N. 0. is now drawing to a close, was more carefully listened to than that of Representa­ J . FHORPUEW, tive McCreary, oi Ky. Gov. A 7 7 Oil SLY A 7 LAW, MctTeupy is a good talker up on almost any subject ami M ARION, N. the knowledge gained as one , -(o)ol 'heUnited States delegates Will practice in the courts oWatauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ to the international moneta­ ell and all other counties hi the ry conference added to the in .vesteni Hstiict W Special atten rarest of what he had to say tion given to the collection of about silver. Ha began by claims."^* stating that be voted against Dr. J. ('* Butler.- Dr. T. C. Blackburn. the Sherman law which had Trail ?, Teuo. Zianrillc, X. C. been a failure and a coMossnl curse, and that he favored the unconditional repeal of the purchasing clause tl n d Calls attended at all the adoption of other legisla­ tion afterwards in a separate horns. bill; and he impressed it up­ June 1, '93. on the House that he was speaking as a friend of silver E. F. LOV1LL. J. C. FLETCHER. and not as its enemy. He said he favjred international bimetnlism and believed the ATTORNEYS AT L A W , repeal bill the best way to BOONE, N. C. bring it about, and that the 93T Special attention given only safe path t o free coin­ age was through an interna­ to the collet ion of claims tional agreement. In reply uTu. GREENE, A CO., to a question from Mr. Bland R E A L E S T A T E A C T S . he stated that he was as much in favor of silver as HOONE, N. C. that gentleman was. He also Will give special attention stated that to change the ra­ t o abstracts of title, the sale tio would be to destroy ev­ of Real Estate in W. N. C. ery prospect of an interna­ Those he ving farms, timber tional agieement. It was and mineral lands for sale, plain t o all that the speech will do well t o call on said Co. made an impression on the a t Boone. L. L. GREEN k CO. members. The general belief here, even among the radical March 16, 1893. silver men, is that the repeal NOTICE. will pass the House, altho' Hotel Property for Sale. opinion differs as to the ma­ On account of failing health jority it will get. of myself and wife, I other for sale If any one has the idea that my hotel property in the town of President Cleveland is i d 1 e Boone, North Carolina, and will •tell low for cash and make terms while a t gray (bibles an ear­ o suit the buyer, and will take ly morning visit to the office rea.l or personal property in ex­ of his private secretary, in the change. Apply soon. White House, will show how W. L. BRYAN. erroneous such an idea is. As Notice. regular as the morning mail For sale. 900 acres of land, comes a big batch of official on Rich Mountain, Watauga documents, representing the County, on which is asbestos, President's work of the day and fine land for sheep ranch. Sales private. L I). Lowe & before, and just as regularly J. T. Furgerson, E x t r a . of does private Secretary ThurMrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. ber send a big package to Banner Elk, Nov. 1 v '90 . the President. Everybody is laughing a t the neat manner in'whichSen NO 7 f(E. Parties putting papers in ator Gorman s a t down upon my hand for execution will the representative of a New please ad wince the fees wi fchYork paper which has lately the papers and they will re­ r ceive prompt attention, other bee » very bitter in its abuse wise they will be returned of him for no better apparent not executed for the want of reason than that he declined fees. D. F. BAIRD SIIFF. to take the aforesaid paper into his confidence. The oth­ BROWN'S IRON BITTERS er day, just after an unusual­ cures Dyspepsia, In­ ly bitter criticism of the Sen­ gestion & Debility. ator had been published un­ der a Washington date line, Attarnay at Law COUNTY, to ask Senator Gorman if he had any answer to make t o the tirade. "Really." replied the Senator, with one of his most beaming smiles, "( sel­ dom see that paper, a n d I have not heard of the article you refer to." With some eon fusion the man began to ex­ plain the nature of the article I)lit he was interrupted by Mr. Gorman, who carelessly remarked as he turned to s j>ea k to one of h is collea gues: '•The matter is not of t h e slightest importance, I as­ sure you." I t is needless to say that the interview with Mr. Gorman was not wired t o the paper. Neither He?retary H o k e Smith nor Com. Lochren are worrying even a little bit over the resolution introduced into the Senate by Mr. Callinger, of N. II., providing for an investigation of G'e legality of their actions in suspending pensioner.*, shown by I he records not to be erii it led to the pensions t h e y have been drawing. In fact, an investigation will be wel­ come, and the more t horough it iH made the better it will be* liked. Meanwhile the sus­ pensions continue a t an aver age of about 150 per day. At the close of business Sat­ urday the total number ol pensioners who had been sus­ pended was 8,254. The report of a bill from the Senate committee on Fi­ nance for the unconditional repeal of the purchasing cbius of the Sherman law put a atop to the silly talk about the committee intentionally delaying a report on the bill. The minority of the commit­ tee reported o substitute bill, providing for the free coin­ age of silver a t a ratio of 20 to 1 . The bill authorizing the Na tionnl banks to increase their circulation is having many amendments offered t o it in the Senate. One of them by Mr. Butler, of S. C., is for the repeal of the tax on State bank currency, and it is re­ ported that, one will be offer­ ed providing for free coinage a t 20 to 1, in order to rest the sentiment of .the Senate. The Congress summoned by President Cleveland contains -144 members, not counting the four territorial delegates. Of the 88 Senators 45 are pretty' sure to vote solidly democratic, 38 republican, 3 people's and two doubtful. The y jungest of them is Ed­ ward!). Woleott, of Denver, Col. He was born in 1848 in Massachusetts, and is a law­ yer' by profession. The old­ est is .Justin 8. Morrill, of Stafford, Vt., who was born in 1810 and now is a mer­ chant. Moreover, he is the Nestor of Congress, having served thirty-nine years. The rest of the Senate is made up of 6 1 lawyers, 4 capitalists, threej journalists, 2 lumber­ men, 2 manufacturers, 1 iner chant, one railroad official,1 miner, 1 stock raiser, 1 carbuilder, 1 doctor. 2 bankers, 1 planter and 0 quarrymeu. The I est, put themselves down as "retired." Twenty of the Senators served in the Conled en i 1 e arm j d u ri lig t he w a r, a n d l O m The Union army. The man with the longest time to serve is Walthall, of Grenada, Miss., who has been re elected by the legislature of his State for the term en 1ing in 1901. The most cul­ tured Senator is Henry Cab! o t Lodge, of Massachusetts, who is an author, artist, lin­ guist, scholar, and society man. The handsomest is Charles H. Gibson, of Maryland. The most senatorial is Alfred II. Colquitt, of Georgia, whose father and grandfather s a t in the Senate before hi in. The haughtiest is J . Donald Cam­ eron, of Pennsylvania, whose unique distinction is never to say a word in the Senate un­ less he moves to adjourn. The richest, now that Stan­ ford is dead, would seem to be John P. Jones, of Nevada, who bestows gold dollars on the beggars of Washington. The one most celebrated out­ side of his own country is John Sherman, the one most abused is Matthew Stanley Quay, of Pennsylvania. The most punctilious is Calvin S. Bric>y of Ohio, who changes hisshirt three times e v e r y IloW Postage Stinujw aroMade. day. The most temperate is Durham Sun. David B llill, of New York, Every p a r t of postage who neit her dr inks, smokes, stamp making is done b3 r s w e a r s , g a m b l e s n o r e a t s hand. The designs a re engra­ dainties. The strongest is ven on steel; 200 stamps on William B. Allison, of Iowa, a single plate. These plates who could almost fell an ox are inked by two men, and with his fist. then aie printed by a girl and a man on a large hand press. Free Lance: We are often They aie drnd as fast asprin struck with the intense love ted, and then gummed with oi the Northern people for a starch paste made from po the negro. The people of tatoes. This paste is dried "bleeding Kansas" have al­ by placing the sheets in a ways been most demonstra­ steam fanning machiny and tive in their deep and abid­ then * he. stain ps are subject­ ing affection for thej"bro< her ed t o a pressure of 2,000 tons in black." We see from our in a hid ran lie press. Next the exchanges<hat the negroes are being taken from t h e sheets are cut so that, each South and being carried t a one contains 100 stamps, al­ i Kansas to take the place of ter which the paper between st liking miners in that state. the stamps is perforated, and The colored brethren a re arm­ after being pressed the sheets ed and drilled to fight, t h e str ikers and if one of themde are filed away. If a single dines to fight he is "thrown stamp is injured the whole over the breast works" to the sheet is burned. angry strikers. Truly their love for the negroes takes a titerOtie dollar pays for the strange way of expressing Democrat one yea r. itself. NO. 4a How to be Bilrled Atlr#. fliileiboro, 111;, Dispatch. Mind reader A. J . Seymohr; who proposes t o remain btiried alive while a crop of bar* ley is raised on his grave has selected Dr. E. G. Dunn, of Rock ford, as Iris manager. Dr. Dunn says: "Fo r sev­ eral days Seymour will be fed upon a diet of fat and heat producing food. H e will then throw himself into a cat­ aleptic state, the lungs will he filled with pure air t6 full­ est: capacity, and the tongue placed back and partially down the throat in such a manner as to completely close the lungs. "The nose, eyes, and enref will be hermetically seal d with wax. After paraffinehas been spread o\er the entire body to close the pores it will be ready for burial. "The body will'bb pdt tntcf an extra large basket. This will no placed inside another, and both will %e perforated in order that if any poison­ ous gases exude from t h e body tlioy may make their escape and be absorbed, by the soil. The interment Jstc/ be made in clay soil." . • NOTICE. By virtue of an execution i s s u e d from the superior Court of Watauga county on the 14th day of Aug; 1893, in favor of the Morris town Mill Co., and against J.R.,,1. P. and T. A. Hagarnan for the sum of $198.40, with in­ terest on the same- from the 1st day of April 1889 and for cost of action, I will sell t o the highest bidder for cash a t the court house doof in the town of Boone, N. C., on thef 9th day of Oct. 1893, the fol­ lowing described lands which have been levied on by me a s the property of J . P. Hagam an to satisfy said execution. 1st. One tract or boundary of land lying on the waters of Brushy Fork creek in this county, adjoining the lands of \V. W. Prestiell, N. H. Ship ley and others being the lands upon which E. L. Harman now lives, the same contain­ ing some 40 acres more oV less. 2nd. One tract lying on the waters of Baird'sCreelc iu this county, adjoining the lands of G. W. McGhinnis, L, C. Eafp, Elijah Isaacs and others, and known a s the Sal lie Hagaman land, the same containing 75 acres more or Wbal One of the R( suits will bo. less, and now ifr the posses­ The Engineer ing and Min­ sion of Joe. Cornells. This ing Journal says that one of Aug. 21, 1893. I). F. BAIRD, Sheriff. the results of the deprecia NOTICE? " tion of eilverand the closing R.v virtue of two execu­ of so many mines in t h e West w'll be \i '-evival m gold tions issued from the Superi­ mining which will extend to or Court of Watauga county due on the 1.1th day of Aug., the South. While there has 1893 in fa vor of Jordan ft been, r.nd is, some profitable Scott, and against W. R. gold mining in the South, it Blackburn and E. B. Miller has not as a general thing for $25.00 with interest and been satisfactorily remunera­ cost, ilie other on tho 21st of June 1893, in favor of W. tive, because our gold ores L. Bryan and against E. B. as a rule, especially where the Miller for $14.00 with inter­ water level is reached, con­ est and cost, I will sell o tbcf tain such a large percentage highest bidder for cash ai. Hie of sulphurets that the cost court house door in Boone, N. 0., on the 9th day of Oc­ of reducing the ores and ex­ tober, 1893, the following de tracting the gold was, with scribed tract or boundary of the ordinary methods em­ land which has been levied on ployed, too expensive. They by me as the property of E. were too costly, and in addi­ B. Miller t o satisfy said exe­ tion to t.liis there was too cution. To wit: A tract of land lying and being mostly much waste of the fine gold on the west side of the Pine which escaped the concentra-1 orchard and Riddle s Knob tors and floated off in the wa­ mountains, on the waters of ter used for washing. But, Long Hope creek in this Co. with the improved methods adjoining the lands of A. F. devised, it is said that ores Davis, H. W. Fin ley, B. B. which heretofore were worth­ Brown and others, contain­ less, can now be prafltably ing some 525 acres more or worked, and this will give an less ami known a s the steel impetqs to mining in this sec lands. This Aug. 21st, 1893, tion ,—tha i lot te Demoera.t. D. F. BAIRD, Sheriff. At the firut view i t was a va t snow plain, surrounded by fields of ripening wheat. The great salt lain a t Obdorsk is nine miles wide and seventeen miles long, .yet, ex­ cept in a few places, it is sol­ idly roofed over with a de­ posit. of salt, which isgetting thicker and thicker*each year. Our guide, rs an old man, said that he could remember when the salt crystals first began to form on the surface of the water. Year by year, owing to the evaporation of the water, the crystals be­ come more * numerous, and then caked together, till this great roof was formed. In 1878 the water beneath this salt-crystal roof found an underground outlet into the river Obi. This lowered the lake's surface about three feet, leaving that distance be tween the water and the roof. Looking down through one of the openings made for the purpose in the roof, we saw a low-sided small boat. Our guide put us one a t a time in to the boat. We lay flat on our backs and looked up a t the beautiful salt ceilingover head. We propelled the boat by pushing with our hands against the irregularities of the roof. The guide held a long rope attached t o the boat, to pre­ vent our going too far and getting lost, a thing he said it was easy to do.. It was like a palace of en­ chantment, with the sun shi­ ning down through the salt crystals, the colors were so rich and wonderful. Many springs surround the lake. Their wa ter flows over the r o o F and evaporates there, and thus continually adds t o its thickness. Alter many years the springs wili probably become Choke j with their own deposits, and then the whole will gradually be­ come covered with earth arid so a great salt mine wil) he formed—a treasure for the Si­ berians hundreds of .years to CO 111(3. �* Suin^CKIPTION KATE » TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCR AT 1 3dpyl year..i.,, .....fl.OO " 6 months...a.............. 50 " 8 months 85 ADVERTISING RATES. 1 itich 1. Week u....$ .75 1 " 1 month.. 1.75 1 " 3 " 8.00 1 " 0 " iiit.i.tU 5.00 1 4< 1 year 7.00 1 column 1 week 0.00 1 " 1 month .18.50 1 " 8 " 25.00 1 " 0 " 87.50 1 " 1 year 50 00 Entered a t the Post-office a t Boone, N. C., as second-class mail matter. LOCAL NEWS. —What a dearth of locals 1 "In to-day already walks tomorrow." —Robert Munda.y con tin Ues very low. —"Sufficient Onto the day is the evil therof." —The hoard of county com miasinner* will be in session next Monday. —A considerable number of our people are attending the Association a t Antioch. —Mr. J . F. Hardin is still confined to his bed, but he is thought to be doing reason­ ably well, —Mrs. Dr. M. F. Uorphew nnd little daughter, of Mari­ on, N. C., are visiting rela­ tives in Boone. —Judge Boy kin has ap­ pointed Attv. J . F.Spainliour of Boone, receiver for the Lin vilie Improvement Go. —Deputy Collector R. L Couneill offers for sale two casks of corn whiskey. Read notice elsewhere. —Fapt. Coffey is now a t work on the Boone and Blow ing Rock turn pike, with a good squad of hands. •--Do you want the b e s t goods for the least money when you go shopping? If so go t o Bryan's and do your purchasing. —Mr. R. L. Couneill is hav­ ing his handsome residence nicely painted. Mr. T. J .Sul livaii is doing the work, and of course it will he well done. —A very hard s to mi of wind and rain swept£>ver our county on last Monday do­ ing much damage to the grow ing crops, orchards, etc. —A Teacher's Institute is in session in Boone this week, with Prof. P. P. ("laxton as instructor. Quite a fair num­ ber of teachers are in attend­ ance. —Rev. C. Durham, Mr. Cad dell, editor of the Biblical Re corder, and other prominent Baptists of North Carolina are attending the Associ­ ation a t Antioch this week. —The school a t Sutherland Seminary will be opened by H. A. Dobbin, Jr., on Mon­ day September the 4th. This Is Mr. Dobbin's second term a t Sutherland. —Editor D. B Dougherty has been off nearly all t h e time for the past two weeks, and if the DEMOCRAT falls somewhat short of its usual interest, it may be attribu­ ted in part t o that fact, —The freshet on last Mom day did much damage t o W. B. Rodgers' saw and grist mills, besides carrying away his turning lathe and near­ ly all the tools belonging to bo seme. he post office in Boone [anged hands until R. C. Rivers O 3B ^ <0 CD C CD CD has had his commission for The crowd was as follows: T. r'fci IV near two weeks, but owing ! H. Coffey and Lillie Shull, S LvIjUI! | Louie Clarke and Cora Hbull, to his push of business in the DEMOCRAT office he never | W i l l P a l m e r a n d H e t t i d t o o k c h a r g e u n t i l t h e d a y I M oore, Mrs. J . C. Shull and named. It will be kept: e t t h e Sarah Shull, from S. C., and old stand for the present, by the bride and groom. They the post master and his as­ stopped a t the Grandfather sistant, Mr. John 8. Williams. hotel and enjoyed their hos­ The aim of the new regime pitality very much. Now they will be to serve the public in set out for Linvitle falls as gail.v as birds, passing thrd ? an acceptable manner. LinVille and over the beauti­ There Is no excuse for auy man ful roads made by the Linto appear in society with a griz­ ville improvement Co. Arri­ zly beard since the introduction of Buckingham's Bye., which col­ ving a t the Franklin house, about the time the sun was ors a natural brown or black. seeking his last resting place, they left their horses and bug The TeftCllers, Institute. gies and walked a shoi't dis­ The Teacher's Institute, ow­ ing to the inclemency of the tance to see the falls. And weather, did not open until on arriving the crowd w a s Tuesday morning, Aug. 29. lost in wonder and delight, There are only fifteen teach­ to look upon one of the won­ ders of the world, and behold ers present a t this writing. Prof Claxton lectured yes­ the water take its awful leap terday on the organization over the stupendous rocks in and classification of schools. to the deep canon below. By this time the moon rose To-day he lectured on read­ ing, spelling' and opening ex­ over the lake in all her glor3 ercises. I hope the attend­ and gave them light t o re­ ance will be better the remain turn and enjoy rest and the dei- of the week. On Friday nice supper that was in read­ Prof. Claxton will lecture on iness by Mrs. Franklin. The the subject of public schools, next day the crowd started and I wish all the schoolcom for home sweet home by way mitteemen in the c o u r. t y oftheYonahlo seeroad. The cotlM be present and hear the trip will long be remembeied THIS IS NO HUM a s it was certainly enjoyed add ress. DUG TO DRAW Prof. Claxton needs no words by all. TRADE! WEDDING. of praise or commendation -ot o endear him to the hearts ShtlU's Mills, Aug. 28. of all friends of education. He Don't buy a blood purifier be­ I MEAN BUSINESS. needs only to he heard. cause it is "cheap." The best—" W. M. FRANOUM, Co. Sup't. the Suoericir Meiicine — Ayer's -o— Aug 30. 1883. Sarsaparilla* is. in the end t h e ) SAT! You can never have a really good complexion until the impu­ rity is cleaned from your blood. Wha t you need is a thorough conrse of Ayer's Sarsa rarilla, which is absolutely free from all harmful ingredients, and there­ fore, perfectly Hafe. The Mast---Moore Weddiny. THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTI­ TUTE, t> OR YOUNG WOMEN-. muevi Lle, N. b: second session begins September 111, 1893. The institution in located in the most beautiful suburb of A&hfc Ville, N. C. The spacious building, recently completed for its use «t a cost of $60,000 is furnished with pure water from springs on the premises, is lighted with ghs> heated by hot water and provided with hot and Fold baths. The health and habits of the pi|pild are carefully guarded. Iter bides the ample space giyen td. Outdoor exercise, a veil equipped gymnasium will be fitted up Within doors. No expense has been Spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements pel lef-t. bach pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as a part rfi 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. No pupil will be admitted who id not in reasonable health, or who chnnot fhrnisli credentials as td literal character. b oilr Separate Courses of Study are Offered to the Skud'ehh 1 THE NORMAL COURSE, for the thorough training of teachers under instructors from the best Normal schools. 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COtjRSE, including ancient and modern languages, science, music, drawingeie. 3. OOMMERCIALCOURSE, includirigstenography, type­ writing, bookkeeping, etc. , 4. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC- SCI ENCE, (a) Scien­ tific cooking, the study of the production and manufacture cf food, etc, (b) Sewing—embracing tile cutting arid fitting of garments, millinery, etc. The teachers at the head of this depart metit are from the famous Pratt School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the best insti­ tutions in the country, chosen Willi reference to christiancharacter experience and abilty as teachers. .^thoroughly organized Preparatory department has been fur* lilshed for all such as are not prepared tor 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 board, the school being practically free, having been provided for by a few friends to female education. For further particulars apply to REV. THO IAS LAWRENCE, ASIIEVILLIO', N. C ristf! IHImHP MMIU p l-'k'efjlihlllHfe Twili:id® cheapest blood purifier on t h e 1-roin how until the first day market. The ingredients of which of A pi il I Will sell my stock o it is composed are the most ex* pensive any medically efficacious that cttn be obtained. CLOTHING The Fe rii» Wheel. The Ferris wheel is un­ doubtedly the crowning fea­ ture of the World's Fair. The diameter of the wheel is"27() feet and the circumference 825 feet, the entire machine being raised 15 feet above the ground. The highest point is 2(15 feet above the surface of the earth. The axle on which the great wheel turns is a steel bar, 45 feet lortg and 32 inches thick. Fasten­ ed t.) each of the twin wheels is a steel hub 1 6 feet in diam­ eter. There are 36 cars on the wheel, each capable of comfortably seating 40 peo­ ple. T h e cars are 2 7 f e e t long, 1 3 feet wide and nine feet high, and each one weighs 1 3 tons. The wheel, with its passenger*, Weighs 1,200 tons. The whole thing rests on two pyramidal towers a t the axis. The towers are 140 feet high, 40 by 50 feet a t the base, and 6 feet squaie a t and six feet square a t the top. Each tower has four feet, resting on 20-foot cube centre foundations. Under­ neath these are crossbars of steel. The motor powereoines from a 1000 horse-power en­ gine under the wheel. Married on Wednesday Au­ gust 23, a t the residence of the bride's Either, Mr. Rich­ mond Moore, in Caldwell f 1 o. Miss Ellen Moore and A. M. Mast, Rev. J . J . L.Sherwood officiating. The attendants were T. H. Coffey and Miss Lillie Shull, Shuford Abernethy and Miss Cora Shull, Will Palmer »ud Miss Hettie Moore, Jim Corpening and Miss Nora Coffey. After theconjugal knot was tied the bride and groom, with the a tend ants, inarched in to the heavy laden table that was sweet enough and good enough for any royal king or noted queen. After all were satisfied with the'ifepreserviug sweet meats, the parlor was next occupied, and everybody seemed to be "all smiles tonight." The nuin tier in a . tendance to witness the nuptial fesfivit.y was forty, The next day being blight and lovely, four teen of the number started lor the reception a t Shull's Mills. Arriving a bout 5, p. in. there were thirty-six people waiting to greet andeongrat The standard blood purifier, ulate. Rev. Mr. McBee played strengt h-builder and nerve help­ the wedding march as they er is Hood's Sarsaparllla. Insist marched in. The next in or­ u p o n H o o d ' s b e c a u s e H O O D S der the lovely pair with at­ CURES. ^ NOTICE. tendants marched around an other beautiful table decora­ I will on the 11th day of ted with everything pleasant Sept. 1893, in Boone N. ('., to look upon, Just abu>e between the hours of 1 0 a . in. and A p. m. sell for cash a t hung the wedding bell crown­ public sale, two casks of corn ed with ferns and flowers, whiskey seited by the gov­ arranged by Mrs. Luna Rob- ernment for interna) revenue taxes d ue on the sa me. 8a id bins and Rev. Mr. McDee. Supper being over the large whiskey now stored a t W. L. Rrvans, Boone, N. U. At said ciowd went out on the grassy sale the same will be sold t o lawn and stood before Mr. the highest bidder a t or aRich, the photographer, and bove the ta^esdueou sarne. It. L. CoutfcR/i/, tJ". S. In. Rev. had their beaoty struck. The next morning the sun , Dep. Col. 5th Dist.- N. C. '• r • • vj — rose a s bright as crystal and ftkg^One dollar pays for the now ready for a pleasant trip* Democrat one year. —AND— OVERCOATS At 1 0 per cent above COST! GLOBE ACADEMY. [B.B.DOUGHERTY. PRINCIPAL] —o[MISS MARY MOORE, Rpsic.J If yott don't think I mean it Located in one of the most moral and healthful com­ come and look through my munities in N. (J. Eight well arranged buildings. The board­ ing facilities are the best. The cheapest good school id our country. Opens August 14, '93. For other informn* tion address the Principal, or Mr. F. P. Moore, Globe, N.CF, I t wont cost you one cent if i im Hi 'mr i i H.i !••!» liM.'.iinnKhiiidtt-* ill you dont purchase. I haVe a large s f oek slid want to get rid of it before spring. ^hfiewd buyers arc always after good bargains, and this leads that class of otir citizens to inspect my displac­ —"O—* ed NEW GOODS. W CALL AND LOOK! I receive new goods every week which I am Selling at, bargains that will save you money. Jtlst received a lot of ladies' hbv-c'fit shoes or slippers in black and tan colors. A I Would tall yolir attention beautiitil lifie (/f wide ribbons and flowers tot hat trim­ to the big cut in prices in my ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of Potions very < heap. Come t. j see me wheri in need of goods. I will sell yoiWegf other hres. low. I have just received n large lot. of M a soft's Fruit jars t h a t I will sell cheap. I want a lot of voftng chickens,eggs etc., for which 1 will pay good prices- also roots and herbs. Give uiU your t r ule and I will do yoii right every time. A 0 l l( E\ ! have just completed a black Sniith shop and have s(H?ured the services of a first-class workman in both wood and iron, and I ask you to biing'rneyour work, or 1 Will ha Ve you a new wagon built on short notice. Giv-? me a call when m need of work, and J will give you low pri­ ces. Tours Anxious to Dhasc. STOCK WILL W. HOLSCLAW. ——O THESE ABE HARD TMJvS ... X 8 0 , EVERY-ONE should save all they can and YOU should begin bv buying your I* s MKWIMHIAHSiftSiSOiMR; And not of the man who runs the wagpn and SGIIS for $50 or „ I will sell you as good lor $25. Machine needles that will fit any machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by nlail. 1 have a godd sfo- k of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joiilt rods 75 cts to r 1 50 netTrout flies 00 cts per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 avth dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and seins of t iv Complete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent Vy Do not fail to write for m ices. Respectfully s. p. R I&FecT F ti LL V, Mi. L JS.3 .,&£> BUY Aft, .osc: May 21, 91. KNOX R«lle»M til soreni-M of t>-- TOe«V«*(lei*A VlLLE. curei L.ONOH R11'TA MidGLEET ln» »o tttrtnuteHo ^ 5 oOvpt ttentmer.t necp»s»nr. NrteTcauaM of leivs »i\y Injurious »i--» efte.-ri. \>j diug«ls«'.. �waaife United Stages, is already be­ er the tariff shall be revised NOTICE. The Watausja Democrat of their own people. Contrast, for instance, the fore the Senate, and is more upon the information now a t North Carolina,, Watauga comi State of North Carolina with preferable to the democratic hand or hearings be granted t.y, in the Superior court. Goul!). It. Dougherty, Editor. t o those interested in propn der Harm an vs. E. li. Miller. R. C. Hirers, Publisher the State of Massachusetts. leaders in the Senate. AlBy virtue of an execution direc North Carolina has in round thoughjthe opponents of the sed changes. ted to the undersigned from the Thursday, Aug. 81, IS US. numbers property valued a t u n c o n d i t i o n a l r e p e a l s t i l l The committee on Banking Superior court ol watauga enuntwo hundred million dollars. maintain a bold front in the and currency will this week , ty in the above entitled action, I i oll l a,v; tl1 (J>l y .ot 4 If there f>ver was a time- This is a basis on which all Senate, since the great silver decide whether a bill for the ^ !L ^L?A ^ at Mo ^m. nt/ the . Sept., 1893, 12, speeches of Senators Vorhees repeal of the tax on State court house door lu said count), in tho history of our coun­ the taxes of all the States a re try 1hut honest legislation levied, from which must be and Hill, last week, both of bank currency shall be favor­ sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand all the right, title and in was nee Jed, now is certain ly raised all the money t o run whom took strong ground in ably reported to the House. terest. which the said E. li. Mil­ the time. The whole coun­ the State Government, to pay favor of repeal, thesentiment I t instated that a majority ler has in the following described is opposed tract try is in a great financial tur the salaries of her officers, in favor of repeal has been of the committeetime, large­ ters of of land, lying on the wa­ neech creek, Laurel creek to repeal at this moil, which, if not quieted and t o run her penal and steadily growing, and it is ly because of the disturbed township, this county, adjoining and passifieti, will cause dis­ charitable institutions, both now the genera! opinion that financial condition of t h e the lands of Jordon Oaks, Wiley Harmau and others, containing a majority of the Senate will country. sensions and revolutions will for white and black; twenty acres more or less. Said Think of the whole State vote for repeal when the bill spring Up in the different sec­ execution being raised to satisfy a judgment for $7.43 with inter­ tions, and our boasted civili­ possessing ortly $200,000,- can be voted upon, but when i)00 in property to be taxed that will be no man can safe­ est aud cost of this action. This zation and political sagacity Aug. 7th 1893. a s a nation will very soon for all purposes! A single ly predict, certainly not un­ I). F. liAUtD, Sheriff, rest on a crater, and danger family lives in Fifth avenue, til after there shall have been per M. P.EDMISTEN. D.S. N e w Y o r k C i t y , t h a t o w n s one of the most memorable and destruction will follow. Our country is now in great more property than the whole struggles in t he annals of the need of statesmanship, and taxable value of the State of Senate, a s the Senators from Special Attractions: Matchless climate. Wonderful health record. we hope that we have such North Carolina, from the sea the silver-producing states Delightful homelife. Well ordered men a t the helm to guide the t o t h e farthest mountain will make use of every known /course ofiustruct.ions. Thorough old ship of State to a safe peak on the west, including parlia mentary weapon to pre I ly equipped gymnasiums. Music und m-the celebrated Prof. (.Ira­ a n c h o r a g e , a n d t h a t t h e lands, houses, goods and ev­ vent a vote. bu u (German). Art under Miss threatening storm will be a- ery possession of the people. The new rules for the House blytiic (Paris). House in seven Massachusetts has proper­ are a decided improvement bated and that peace a n d acres of wooded lawn in the heart Afra. Elizabeth Mcaser of a beautiful city. Rooms finely Baltimore, Md. pros|>erity will be restored ty valued a t $2,400,000,000 upon those of the last ses­ finished. Steam heatingarid sun t o the people. The financial as the basis an which sheruns sion, although the changes ita.ry plumbing throughout. The and tariff questions are two her Government and schools. have been few. Although few Rescued from Death charges as low as a tine school mighty issues, and much wis­ That is t o say that Massa­ in number the changes are All Said She Could Not Live a can make theui. Seal for eatu Month logue. Address dom and conservatism must chusetts has twelve dollars important and were all made R EV. T IMES A TKINS. to North Carolina's one. Mas with one object in view, the Now Alive and Well — Thanhs to be used in dealing with them. ArtheViile, x. c. Hood's Sarsaparilla. The eastern silver men and sachusetts is twelve times lessening of the power of filli- " I must praise Hood's Sarsaparilla, for It Is UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. anti-silver men ought t o con­ richer than North Carolina, bustering to do mischief. One wonderful medicine. I suffered 10 years with EQ1 1PMEXT:—Faculty of twen­ Neuralgia and Dyspepsia cede some of their differences. but does she give twelve times ot the most far-reaching of and fainiiux "prli*. Sometimes 1 would ty-five teachers, eleven buildings, the changes is that w li i c h be almost stiff with cold perspiration. I spent seven scientific laboratories, li­ Neither the free coinage idea more to education. for medical attendance, Nor t h Ca i ol in a con t r i bu tcs makes one hundred a quo­ a great (leal of moneybenefit until my daughter brary of 30,000 Voluinesaud316 but 1 did not get any nor the single gold standard told me about Hood's Sarsaparilla, and 1 began students. position ought to be adopt­ $700,000, Massachusetts $7 rum when the House is sit­ to take It. I weighed less than 100 lbs. and was INSTRUCTION.—F i v e gener.il A Picture of Misery ed, a s neither of t h e s e ex­ 000,000. This is to suy Mas­ t i n g a s a c o m m i t t e e o f t h e Every one who saw me thought I could not courses; six brief courses, profes­ live another Improve tremes will settle or pacify sachusetts has twelve dollars whole and gives thiscommit- at once after month. But I began to Sarsapur sional courses in law, medicine, beginning with flood's rllla, until am the country. The doublestan to North Carolina's one, but tee authority to limit debate prrftand have gradually gainedsleep Iwell, now engineering aild CllClUlStrv; OI)1 eilr cured. 1 *at well, and r 1 n. * " 3t UODHI COUrseS. dard idea'seems to be the only gives ten dollars t o nu authority which under the am ia perfect health. I owe ail to EXPENSES:—Tuition, $60 per true one. Head the Chicago North Carolina's one. North rules of the last Congress had Hood's Sarsaparilla year. Scholarships and loans for Instead of being dead now, I am alive and p'atform and then you will Carolina in proportion t o her t o be obtained from Housee, weigh 144 lb«.'» Mrs. Kmzaukth Mkhhkk, the needy. 19 East Barney Street, Baltimore, Md. be convinced t h a t this policy a b i l i t y , m a k e s a b o n t o n e which could not act without HOOD'S PILLS if* purely vegetable, per­ Address PRESIDENT WINSTON, Chapel Hill, N. C. will meet all reasonable de­ quarter greater sacrifice for the presence of a constitu­ fectly harmleee, always reliable and beneficial. the cause of education than tional quorum. ! FOR SALE! mands. This platform ought HANDSALE. The Senate has been, in ac­ t a satisfy the populists, alli- Massachusetts, In the town of Boone, n com Superior Court, Watauga coun­ cordance with its usual prac­ fortnble dwelling house with ty. James G. Rose vs. Thos. A. ancemen, democrats and re­ What Do Yo« take tice of taking things easy, 6 rooms and five fire places, Hagarnan and wife, Jas. T. Hapublicans a t thistimeand for Medicinefor7 Because you are adjourne.1 from Friday t o with nine acres ot land, good gamaii and wife and Sarah Ilaall time t o come. Extreme sick and want to get well, or be­ spring, some apple, peach arid ganian, Coinmisssioners. men and measures are dan­ cause you wish to prevent illness. Monday each week, but Sen­ chestnut trees,situated some As commissioner appointed py gerous in times of disorgani­ Then remember that Hood's Sar- ators Vorhesjand McPherson, 300 yards from Main street. the court in case of Jas. G. Rose against A. saparilla cures all zation and great dissatisfac­ ed by impure blooddiseases caus­ of the ftnarcecommitteehave It is a desirable private resi­ and wife Thomas Jas. Hagniyan Sarah, P. Haga­ and debility given notice of the intention dence. The place will be sold tion of the great masses of of the system. It is not what its in an and wife Nannie C. and Sa­ cheap on terms t o suit the rah Hagninan. w idow of Thomas the people. Let these wild proprietors say but what Hood's of t h a t committee to oppose purchaser. For further par­ Hagaman, dcd., sell the men with wilder ideas retire Sarsaparillo does, that tells the the loss of another working ticulars apply to I. W.Thoni h i g h e s t b i d d e r f oI will h a tot h e r cas t story of its merit, lte sure to get day until the two bills report o the back grounds and fol­ njod's and only Hood's. as, Hibriten, N. r J., or W. B. court house door in Boone on the t e j from the committee shall Councill, Boone, N. C. 4th day of Sept., 1893, it being low the wiser and more con­ Purely vegetable—flood's Pills the first Monday in said month, have been disposed of. The s e r v a t i v e h e a d s , w h o w i l l —25c. the following valuable tracts of two bills are those for the in­ bring us around all safe and land lying and being in Watauga county. 1st tract 1 ring on Wa­ WASHINGTON LETTER. crease of the national bank solid. ONE DOLLAR currency, and the repeal of tauga River adjoining the lands of A. B. Mast, Jacob Wagner and From oar Regular Correspondent. the purchasing clause of the In 1795 the American flag others, known as the Thomas A. consisted of 1 5 stripes and WASHIGTON, I). C., Aug 28. Sherman silver law. The first is easily earned by any one of either se.v in any Hagaman farm, the same con­ part of work indus­ fifteen stars, t o correspond No surprise was felt by any now has the right of way, but triouslythe country, wfio is willing to we furnish. taining 284 acres more or less. at the employment which The labor is light and pleasant, and you run no For the bounds ol this land refer with the number of Stnt'8 body when the House passed Senator Vothees has said risk whatever." We tit you out complete,so that ence is hereby made to book ot the then in the Union. In 1818, the bill for the unconditional t h a t he would move to side­ you can give the business a trial without expense mortgages, pages 540-41-42 reg­ to yourself. For those willing to do a little work, till* is the grandest offer inade. You can work Congress decided that the r e p e a l of the purchasing track it and take up the re­ all day, or In the evening only. If you are em­ ister's office Watauga county. ployed. and have a few spare hours at your dis­ of posal, utilize them, and add to your flag shoidd contain thirteen clause of the Sherman silver peal bill if any disposition is our business will not interfere at all.ihcome, — 2nd track lying on watersNo. You will Brushy Fork creek being lot on the start at the and stripes, one for each of the law. So nearly all of the mem shown to use it to use it to he amazedyou amass dollar upon rapidityday Inease 2, as allotted to J. P. Hagaman hv which dollar, and postpone action on the re­ day out. Even beplnner. are successful from the out of the real estate of Thomas thirteen original States, a bors had announced in ad­ first hour. Any one can run the business — none fail. You should try nothing else until you sec Hagaman, sr.. dcd,, as one of the new star being added on the vance how they would vote peal bill, for yourself what you can do at the business risked. Women are Secretary Herbert can see which we offer. No capital they make as much heirs of said Hagaman, the same 4t.hofJuly next succeeding that the result was a fore­ grand workers; nowadays as men. They should tr this business, as it i so adjoining the lands of J. L. Ilayes well adapted -o tnpiti and sec the admission of each n e w gone conclusion days ago. no good reason why an a- yourself. Addrt.-s If Write nt once .V CO., for Z. Adams and others containing IAI.I.KTT gent of the Carnegie Steel Co. Itor. HNO. Portland. Me. 75 acres more or less. 3rd tract Sta te. The man who accepts this ac­ ly -'gon waters of Brushy Fork even though that agent lie n tion of the House as an indi­ creek, being lot No. 1 as allotted The future king of Spain, cation that a majority of its naval officer 'on leave,' shall to Sarah lingaman out of t li e real estate of Thos. Hagaman, Alfonso the thirteenth bids meir bors oppose silver as he furnished free of charge deed, as her part of his est ate as with a desk in the Ordinance fair t o be the fail ute his father money makes a mistake. It his widow, the same adjoining before him was. His subjects indicates nothing oi the kind. bureau of the Navy depart­ the lands of Z. Adams, J. R, Ha­ BOTANIC gninan and others and contain­ don't seem t o entertain much On the contrary, an over­ ment, where he has access t o t ing 75 acres more or less. For hope of him, a s it seems that w h e l m i n g m a j o r i t y o f t h e all the plans of the depart­ calls of the last two mentioned the number 1 3 is an unlucky House favors bimetalisrn, as ment. So he has notified Lieu tracts of land reference is hereby ihotovcihly tcnteu Remedy number, or has been in the will he shown by future legis­ tenant Charles A. Stone, the had to book of mortgages pages FOH £.1 u cippr, er,j pfrc/jeps Carnegie aguit, t h a t he can 540-4142 Registers office Watau­ past. lation. Those who voted for ga county. Sale of the aforesaid This standard remedy ha1" h-en irif>d, no longer use the Nar.v de­ and not found wanting, toi forty years uy repeal did so because they alands will be made to satisfy a an emlL.cr.t physician. Who has osed it More In Proportion to Wealth than partment building for his pri w ith certain and unvarying success for nil judgment in favor of the plaintiff Massachusetts. greed with President Cleve­ diseases for which it Is recommended. It never fallH to benefit fronytiie first dot.e, vate office. •fames G. Rose against tin defen­ ouickly and effectually (hiving out Ml In the New York Herald the l a n d i n b e l i e v i n g t h a t t h e disease germs from the ays.trm through dants thomas A Hagaman, J P. President Cleveland retui ns the m^ointn any v. plrrsunt or a d icdRev. Thomas Dixon makes purchase of silver bullion by nevswitil ut of the skin, liver li juiious Hagaman and others obtained effects. It Is not ttic result of Ignorance t o Washington this week to or superstition, but It is founded upon nt spring term of Superior court t h e following interesting the governmentjwas the main common RenseiTonal- a thorough effectually remain until the close of the of Watauga county 1891 lor the of'modern in science. It knowledge statement about negro edu­ cause of the country's finan­ purities and enriches the blood ami brings sum of $4,000 as principal with in nllli to the sufferer. As r. general tonic extra session, and when that it Is without r, rival,-.md t.i 1th nnnlysl.t of cation in the South, and ex­ c i a l t r o u b l e s a n d t h a t i t will be depends on the Sen­ interest on same from 2nd day of hcnMh-giviriir properties It is absolutely beyond eomp irlson with f nj .emedr ever April 1889 until paid, and cost hibits a comparison between ought t o he stopped, if for ate. cfl'ered to the public. It Is a pansron fen all ills resulting from impure ami impover­ of action. Said judgment subject ished olco'1—the current of life; quickly North Carolina and Massa­ no other reason, because the cures KrrofMlr, VI—cv*. Eerrma, Stiln to credits as follows: Jan. 26th, It has not yet been definite I'hcasf* ntid KrtipUoiw. f'ntart h, chusetts, which is applicable b u s i n e s s s e n t i m e n t o f t h e Liver. V Itlaey and '92, $625; April 28,'93, $286.59. ft. .id-- bjsesfri, Fewtm.i® titsk* ly decided whether the House ne«», jvertoar, C< . Title in fee simple will be made t o t o each of the Southern country is so strongly op­ shall go right ahead with gen the purchaser'MI payment of the IHYE8TJGA7E fOP VCU^atl.r. posed t o it. states. Mend for our Fere >"• of V rdnnbl* eral legislation, or wait for purchase money. together niih t. v derAlthough the Wilson repeal I t is a fact th*t the South fiil nrrii of Certificates of r--markabl* J. F. HPAINHOUR, Commissioner, the Senate to act upon t h e cures from the simplest to the most vir­ to-day is making mort saori bill will now go to the Sen­ ulent disease, after all known remedies had tailed. These certificates trsttfy with silver question, but it will be no nticertaln sound,, that Botsuiic Wood LADIES ficos for the education of the a t e i t i s n o t p r o b a b l e t h a t Brim tr the iw:'t,ch' app,t, cutrlwrf. 7r««tt)iis week. Itadinf s tonic, or children who want bond­ est and m-s' powerful Blood FuMfiif ever ing np, should take negiv, than many of the Nor­ it will be acted upon, because ) known to the world. BROWI IRON BITTER*. IVlt'S The House Ways and Means I'ntcFr-^S.tr? per bottle ; Ifi.cp for (t hetttes. It li pleasant; cures Malaria, Indifeatlon, t h e r n S t a t e s , i n c l u d i n g t h e the Vorhees repeal bill, with ^ For*atf by dfu*>:1sts; If not, se-d tons. Biiiousne-e, Liver Complaint* and Neuralgiacommittee will, a t its meet­ d Add-es# BLOOD OA! M CO , Atlanta. O t . wealthiest and most cultured the clause declaring bimetal- ing this week, ma pout a tar­ Ut, ifife^ Pay your subscritioii. are making for theeducation ism t o be the policy of t h e iff progrom and decide wheth Asheville Female College. EVERY HOUR j __ _____ "T The Rutherford College, Burke County, N. C„ Will open its Fall Term, A ug. 3, '93, under very prom ising prospects. It is ten miles west of Hickory, N. U., near the noted Connelly Springs, whose waters are being ship­ ped to Europe almost every day. Board, includinge^ery expense, is from $5. to $9. per month. Tuition ranges from $1. to $4. per month. No healthier, happier and more moral place can be found in America. A complete busi­ ness course a ttachei .Add ress I)H. R. L ABERNETHY, PRESIDENT* Rutherford College, N. C. ATTENTION, BUYERS!! We wish to call attention to our 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 calling on us. We have a big lot of NEW BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, HAR\E8« Ac on hand, which will be sold on reasonable terms. If we havenot got what >ou 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.—ev­ erything in the harness line. Can beat the world on prices. &9T We will take in exchange, horses, mules, and also good bee cattle. Give us a call. HENKEL, CRAIG <C- ( (). •LenomiN. C.1 v LOOK OUT! :o:- I h;i ve just received a nice line of Dress Goods consist­ ing of White and Black Ernbroided Skirting. A big lot of White Goods, Worsteds and etc. A ai< « line of ludies' Trimmed a n d Un trim met jlATS Also Trimmings, Tips and Flowers for Hats. A nice line of ladies and Gent's Shoes. Big lot of Tin-ware Glass-wore a n d V/G - • \ > Queens-ware- A good line of Notions. A big lot of Jeans and Cottonades. Just come In 500 galons of Crockeryware. We are Agent for Helton \\ oollen Mills. A big lot of Cloth now on hand. J l i s t received a nice lot of SUGAR Brown and Granulated, ond Coffee. A big lot c 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 self you good goods and will not misrepresent my wares. Comer and see my stock whether you buy or not. Mcwt Respectfully, C, D. TAYLOR April 27, 93. For ll&l&rla, Liver Trou^ ble, or Indigestion, use BROWN'S IRON BITTJ �*• A'A id fh-3 Watauga Bemoorat A DICMO€»IATI< family newspaper JCtf JNTS A OVERMAN'S A Gry In the Night devoted to the interest of Conn t.y, State and Nation. Pcrblfshed every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga Conntv/N. CI A "EOSFiCTHE OXYGEN! IS One Strangling, . SPWVTBULB e»enl of air and i water{ without; itthoro«aab« no SiMvKSTJ T V\ ipMltl madioatfapEcific]^ •4 Oxygen treat­ •*0] ment for dieeaeI nwArii 1 •I Of th* DOM, throataa4 lucre Tho inhalation* eoataln Geraicidooaad DiainfeetonU, la additioB tO th«boot knows opeoifloo for throo dlotarrying1 tho remedy hy inhalation right t« _ i\t of tho dlceaae, making it a POSITIVE 2 OV RE. Separate Spcoifio* used ia Catarrh and ?- Hi.y-Ff.rcr. Trot a patent medioino. Physicians s r; prescribe it in thoir prattles. }, - Silver Certificates---Were tliey liedeem a I)U iti Silver or Gold. na Tress." fSREATH O F L S F E / ' i Do you want to aid in building IVfOTMER Wakes to Find Her Little A COMPLETE NEWS PA" i'EU The Prideofthe North flToi i; Ashevill Citizen. up a paper that shall reflect the greatest credit on North Carole na, no matter where it may be seen ? Then patronize / he It ilmington Ales sengei A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER Do you want a reliable paper giving you all the ne\As of the world—a Democratic newspaper that equals the best— has the largest circulation, and has lor twenty-one years been i part and factorin thegrowth and devvelopment of the Old North State? Then subscrbe for TH WILMIK'tiTON I ) 11) H 1 She Saves its Life by the Those who believe t h a t See rotary Carlisle should have Prompt Use of redeemed the silver Treasury notes in silver or in silver and ' gold will be interested in this "One of my children had Croup. The case was attended by our physi­ comment by W. P. St. John, cian, and was supposed to be well under control. One night I Avas •. n <. A i r. ;> si, f ECAUTSOM |ONLY "IKf" iN USE. President of the Merehantile startled by the child's hard breathing, and on going to it found it Q&eMtotexwe&st&Bia A NECESSITY l>«ipunlUn lv». strangling. It had nearly ceased to breathe. Realizing that the child's National Bank of N. Y: loo v . tCi c t - . '•'richlnii Shop, 1 JLcs- K 94-l.9TT.Ali oomaSt.,Omaha. Kah. Mt)i»rM«iiy Kullding, omnha. Kr. &i K. Ufoiultiiy, LouUvtUtt, >«{} Mulljr r.v.uiinr, AtliatA. O®. alarming condition had become possible in spite of the medicines given, Campaign Partes: {'n-ute \4 fihojis, and astjr «. .•• I v, • /•< our >. •••«) .»•• «?<:othe«3 am need. - I The Treasury notes auto­ 1 reasoned that such remedies would be of no avail. Having part of a ... r r.-i-.i,' 1^.1. i -ry nil lit bo (he beat .. . > d A POSTAL CARD addressed to The "Dnily Messcnger,'" by •- the, ov. • t«.tiitc-d. bottle of AYER'S Cherry Pectoral in the house, I gave the child three matically created oy this soE;','*' bT* i'cu by return mail a oooy of our mail, 4 months on trial, for SLV*I> :\>;T RRI-TI AT ON OB. .Kvaual. (.si-uinLigthe treatment in iuh. 3end du. doses, at short intervals, and anxiously awaited results. From the rl '*•" UiTyrt prize healthi called Sherman law are de­ $2.00 moment the Pectoral was given, the child's breathing grew easier, and, NA?SLE'| «« L f: CO., TUf Specific Oxygen Co., clared by the President to be Pile weekly "Trimscript Mes­ in a short time, she was sleeping quietly and breathing naturally. The ' • ••ti-\ Boston. child is alive and well to-day, and I do not hesitate to say that AVER'S senger. ' (the largest and payable in gold. Why then Cherry Pectoral saved her life."—C. J. WOOLDRIDGE, Wortham, Tex. best paper in the State) 9 is the publicconcerned about "I wish to express my high appreciation of AYER'S Cherry Pectoral, j months on trinl for $1.00 h j the accumulated silver? lie having had occasion to use it in many cases, two of which, W. F. Owen • Cash in advance. Both «w ? A L,' overs that parity between the and Jos. Johnson, Avere abscess of the lungs, involving almost the entire papers are large Eight-Page organ. The patients were treated by several physicians, and were pro­ metals would be destroyed if | 8 E «lfSS KACHllGEi sheets. Send Postal Card .«rftk <1. A A /il ® A • nounced to be in the last stages of consumption. Being placed in my ever these notes sh mid be re­ with the address of five per­ hands, the main part of the treatment was AYER'S Cherry Pectoral. sons arid receive sample cop­ This was about eight years ago, and both men are now, to all appearance, deemable in silver dollars. HAnfiji U i CU $ ies of THE MESSENGER. in perfectly sound health. I have used this remedy in a number of other Prance, however, maintains NATURE'S l> YEARS f cases with like favorable results."—JOIIN A. RITTER, M. I)., West Oct. 1st, 1888. tf. more t h a n $200,000.000 Baden,Tnd. CURE FOR more of silver than we have "When my children had the Avhooping cough, AYER'S Cherry Pectoral aid them more good than any other medicine."—Mrs. M. BROCK WELL, TAKE THE a t parity with her gold mon­ lOArmm Harris, Tenn. ey by a policy diametrically opposed to the President's, Ayeris Cherry Pectoral namely, by elect ingto redeem Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. her $000,000,000' of legal This nevY treatment for Catarrh and West and Hoitfcwest Rompt to a.ot, sure to onre disonaea of the respiratory organs is tender notes as frequently in on© of the moBt important discoveries in medical science and possesses the I'TrmgraiirR going t o any of the silver vis m gaJUt" ... , . . following advantages i :CY-v,; - - • ;3 - v. A' Pi-v-v.• .... \ w ?, The pntlsnt can euro hlmrolf at a small ovpense I Western Bf.n.tes or Territories NOTICE. '*As frequently. in. silver as netic influences which diaw .a, •i.A i/lthout ruitGl'Jo aerlsturice. 2. Ko clangs cf diet or pursuit si ii?« Is nseeseary will save time and money going in gold." Precisely. -This the hearts of mankind towa rd By virtue of an execution during treatment. via. Chicago anc! Alton route. •3, The re nsdlna are In no wise ofieaslve to ths • I is the quickest route to Maw 7.a« A vm, i s s u e d from the {Superior " K a S: i .".s B5;;h; K--v:U«. would have been a reeogiu-fyou". •r r. v.: it{jr.,*.•» fatten! «nd sntali no discomfort, no romsdy reaches ths seat oJ ths trouble >I tion of silver as money that Ashevi!'et'itizen: Instead of Court of Watauga county on ^ I K < SFILTIR*CEK.<RII(>I PBNTTLR., directly. — » uua.1i n j KANSAS - CITY, DENVER, B. the romedlea end means ot impliance can b« the 14th oay of Aug.. 1893, 5 nasi» Ji .'Siurn tral A |>i«c»r«aic-, J carried in tho pocket without Inconvenience. Carlisle denied the Treasury republicans everywhere stan­ in favor of Mary aii<i Blanche 5 das* an WaiJi. s PC EH CO, £ a -jriih JZ THEATMJSNX at any drug stord* JttWI n I'M'-Wjt I'oi .sf vc ! And all points in Idaho, Wash notes. The President in his ding on the top rail of t h e, Hagaman, and against Jas. ! rs Has Sty)lull Furnilart. ERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. £ r ^ CACTCORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ington. Oregon, Utah Kan QuailUKR mirt message says: fence and yelling- out: "Ue R. ilagainan for the sum of ~ doen Movo Kunj?^ fej.'.ii- ral Work ^ Gscterlno Medicine Co., Waco, Texts, ~ f* Larpjor ~ and California, "Manifestly a refusal by the peal the Sherman act; it is do $500 with interest, on same s tinwa any Htivlagllsdduo (ha World. -• j Finest unci Best liqnippen = points Secretary t o pay these Trees ing gieat mischief 1 See to from the 22nd of July, 1884, S ExamlRO THE ROYAL for will of rt Bond in the West. cxcellsRse, and and for cost of notion, I will i ury notes in gold, if denied," what an awful state tho dem­ bay two aiiic?, § Only line running Solid TV.-ti sell to tiie highest bidder for etc. hud trains etweeii St. Louis tSSsiiai&Bg o c r a t s h a v e b r o u g h t t h i s cash a t the court house door I mm S. Ms S0„ ftdekford. ill. 1 and Kansas itv. Why "if demanded"? No country!" the.v ought rather in Boone, N. U, on the 9th Hecliiiieg uiir eirs and Tour j ROOFING. such demand could of right to be out behind t'.ie barn, day of Oct. 1893, the follow­ ist Sleepers ee <d' extra charge. • Weathar Boarding, be made. The notes were re­ clad in deep mourning and ing described tract or boun­ 1 will nice parties at any rail­ road studios with through tickets deemable "in gold or silver saying nothing but what is dary of land which has been Ceilings, CURE levied on by me a s the prop­ and baggage checks. a t his [the Secretary's] dis­ in the line oi confession. Wha t erty of James It. Ilagainan Corn:gat?d Sheeting, For full information, maps a n a cretion." The holder cculd assurance, what brass, what to satisfy said execution, to descriptive pamphlets of th© B?m Baofing Paints, West write to or call on not make a "demand" in this impudence t o ask the demo­ wit: The tract or boundary Iron Roofing B. A. NEW LAND. connection and expect that cratic party t o hurry in the of land known a s the Gran­ ON RECEIPT OF OO CENTS f Civs Trctifths, 6att »ai and Spouting, Traveling Passenger Agt.. the Secretary would pay the task of getting them out of ville Hagaman farm and now > iFAlifbrnra of Sheet Metal for Bunding 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C. WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF owned by J . It. Hagamanthe J / FiAMQI ITTtf AND nr • MW %\ / COM PLKTC a IU r\ READY slightest attention t o it, J. CHAIILTON, (}. P. A VTO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED.; the hole they dug in the full same lying on Brushy Fork Chicago. 111. flush of their undeserved and creek in this county, adjoin­ WE WANT The Secret of Faeeinatinf. ing the lands ol W. VV. Presmisused power! —AN— Jennias Miller Monthly. nell, J . P. Ilagainan, Marcus THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR Doubt leaf, thousands of Sunbeam: I t may have sur­ Vandike and otheis, thesamc voting people, and not a prised some folks t o learn containing 200 acresmoreoi Tetter, Ground Iteh, Itching Piles, Ring > id (i.UMWD—iu> onrrvcUo iiimw1 ailil 6JU I L/i /' tlot -Uttmii—u> «nrrj{rilt! vrurkui— " small number of older ones, that it would require 5 years less. This Aug. 2Lot 1893. to r a*>» oxxlera and APPLY our maUrlali D. F . BAIIID, Sheriff. 1 Worm and all Itching Sltin Diseases. / In (hlz rtoUdty. * *' X wish everyday of their lives for the mints of the United J ConrenixiBdane# oollcitod* wilt* (bt Is a choice blend ef fina, high-grade Chi­ > prlww and lernx, llysu have TETTER, II matters not how long H has that they could learn the se­ States Government t o coin nese Tea. Put up In attractive and orig­ THE NORTH CAROLINA exit tod, TETTERINE will at certainly ours SCOTT & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. inal packages and packed in handsotM cret of fascinating others by 167,000,000 silver dollars, College of Agriculture and Xeehaale* l*u as you uos H. counter display boxes of six pounds sack CCTABLI8HED 1872. al Arts. (either sice); te only soM in packages, means of their graceful, ex­ but the time is not so surpri­ Harmless, Painless and Fragrant at a reasonable and much lower price la quisite manners, ft is so sing when one has done a lit­ Will begin its Fifth ScsRsion MflNPV Behmdsd U yon »r« dliwtUfiad the consumer thaa any other package tea JfcJCjlSdi'A-Lji.. BUHL I wllii tlto reoulto— Befercneeo— on the market of any merit whatever and easy t o learn that it lies all tle figuring. The mints have 8ep. 7, 1893. This College is SouUiorn Rank of the Statd of Oeorrio, Chataffords the dealer a fair profit; is a thor­ A, now well equipped for itespf- horn Bank, and National Bank of Savannah. oughly reliable, first-class articls, abso­ neglected by the wayside, scarcely 300 f u l l working -hest cinl work, having extensivF* lutely pure, always the same ; free from J. T. 8HUPTRIWE & BRO. while they who would give days in the year, or less than wood and iron shops, careful aust FOR YOUR HOiWi. DEALERS SAVANNAH.GA. their dearest treasures to 700,000 working minutes in ly fitted up drawing rooms, will find the Five and Ten Cent packages five years. To coin 167,000,- chemical, botanical and Hor­ find it pass it unknown. the cheapest and most salable package tea on tne market and consumers pro­ It is only this: Fill your 000 in that time therefore, it ticultural laboratories, green nounce it "the best and most economical. Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy heart with good will to every would be necessary to turn house and barn. to sell and has proved a big success The teaching force for tlnd frt\ •.... body, and then practice all out more than $250 per min­ next year cansisfs of 15 men j wherever Introduced. Iff U v f 8 f I e r5'| We are extremely anxious to have all times the best manner you ute. The two courses lead to grad j dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ quest that you include a few boxes with The Great. Southern lieincdy. know, particulary a t home. nation in -Agriculture and in! Y ... v U t fS H your next order to your wholesale house y I, Mechanicol and UVli in-1 If von begin a t home this People should not be de­ or order direct of us, we will see that yoti im 'd are supplied. For further informatioo S •' charming manner will, so t o ceived into paying money for coring. i. addftiM i-.i trashy mixtures gotten up to Total cost a year, including I m m f) t f - < Baltimore speak, get it settled on you a. Blood Balm,(B. boa rd: THE KIN-GO TEA CO., MS. i- ^ d-J 3 'i : r-i l and never leave you. Bejust sell. Botanic has been made Gonnf.v students, ZJ ly pi >Q $93 50 t dS '-v B. B.) which as polite t o your sister as in Atlanta for the past fif­ P a y s t u d e n t s , $123 50 r. y £ S : II «•; v! ,1 v fi you would be t o your best teen years, never fails t o give For catalogues nppf.v P Q na A A Q . HOLILAIJY, PIPS., a y f girl. Strive t o gain good satisfaction as a superior r2 Puhe Creak-Tartar Powder o II P) p t*£> ** 'Jj.\ |s, tA •,'. q 5j i t a l e i g h , N. C. building up tonic and blood II I will of father, mother, and : ENDORSED BY - rv 'X ? I fj : i d I|J v' brothers and sisters and chil­ purifier. It is made from the o ?B0r A. L. »F.TZ,P.tt8, ?, i ,s -i prescription of an eminent H ol lyS prinp Colics, i ill m 1 dren, exactly as you strive physician. The bottle is large of Medical l>mv»r!cicat Tnl«n« Cuivetalty of LoulalAirv, wlio, aftor nko-Tro^ol nt>nly lrt, a. C i S S t •'j s Butler* Johnson^ X'o.» Tenn, to gain good opinions a- a n d t h e d o s e s s m a l l . S e c pronudDoes It a pure Cr»at» Tartar Powdc, ! f, £ » I U-; 3 to tti« •; •#* .7.- ?.v/i « S3 B e a u t i f u l l y a n d a c c e s s i b l y wliloh he ohi wlnlljr o "i : j 'i their advertisements and buy brond. public. \ A ; htox.I, -- of toSo-mM-'fi!-. r. .rtah- Fi .? 1 r i % m :3 located. f -V There is no place of prac that vrhich is thoroughly en­ it "Tl'E SOUTHERN F*¥6«Ti" Ample.boarding ac< ommodorsed hv thousands of grate ticing manners like the home I \ j| l : 7 $ i n — L> i v > h f WHvLC'i'-MK I ful patients whom ii has cur­ d a t h i n s . m« i " 3 5 3 circle, no place, permit ine t o ed. A trial bottle will test 1 ! ; TS. Faculty oteix tea '-r¥ I t , s el ,n1 say, where it will be so appro iter merits. Pwo hundred ami eightv i. " v GOLF if 5. Co., £ M ORLiAMClg live students last year. ' Oi L*. ciated. It will bo a cultiva­ i V. 4 % '• ,«J)0CATE YOUR GIRLS Both sexes admit fed . * f ri M ••4 - .S | b\-.. 3 tion of heart, mind and body, —A T~ WHAT:?MANY 'tv ?r.. v fffijve Thorough Work doi in fi s n H r-- -ftrfi this endeavor to feel nothing rpvti { •» / Claremont Female '.c • }.**• t^ tX'; (tmdtir© oar fSciltt»r:a aro but ivrfftct mr.m JSPL r the jteople Deg ins Aug r. 4s ii j Uncqi.'.V i. t, L tr-^l. . WfWriOrfOedfiUrBWilis©,,rtyHHvr . ! • : i fnONf Mthsoi* in <•«, n Kxalpv .e^.- ;.VV' . ><--£•••*''A.r -r. i , • -'O-". A>*• —*** it treat t u n i a s 7 1893. „ '•< V . . .J-* '• S> fir'KonWN. o.e a t u l o g u K < : ruSLv' ' i * • r * . 1j -•<> "» c* aw 4 <•». nnk» to 51 .a ""»<•< ityoa h»r» fjni !( Stfll Sttiap frr Tiltiseated Frl«rc VaU h :>i Write f r were worthy of • Cuveuts, fr.'l 'Tnuki-MarVB obtnTacd, and all Rat(f * f how otir goods i cr0N JAS. H . SMITH. issefl foi location, thor T C.S J V<• ' , ' " ZS.«reciiii Msftoaround you a«tj(nbto Tit- ^rthiur^i'hr • fivmntHifte 'OHIO, . et:t hiiditH •'< conrln1".cd for Voderst® Fc>j. »b'«(IJ .-an—your '.rt n.vidorat? >n n f idw tlwIl'A..'! WJniii.ToAdi WVi ' -d-V O h a is 0;«wsFo W.S.pEtenl o««e, AY£ F.' .' .'. y oui, ?ic i a.nfl v.heupiiess. ra«'»« »* tli-.a Mva(tii«w«i| nr d uv c-ri seruro jinteet In less tlmotboa tLoae AYER S CHERRY PECTORAL CACTERINE O^agojiiil Alton B, R. PAY TETTERINE! A G E N T " I f , « fin C W^'- " and ins larauy. v i»nt not sectarian. It,, able ind painstaking. Ou tut worthy» Then Special advantages in Music. Send for f r o m t h e h o m e will f l o a t o u t A DI)If lis,s Catalogue. around you those sweet mag H KV. J . L M t l r r i t v , I ' r e s i d e n t Many Persons are bmw-. n down from oYcrworlc or household Brown's Iron Hitters Rebuilds the system, aids iligeRtion, removes exce.s of bile, and cures malaria, (let the genuine. 2 hue t Mi i •h' i li« « . il of »h« t,)-. ..v foi.o ,!b^ tot yivn the apptarauco rnditofreduced *, <31 Meh-wH jh. tiftl crnntl, double ii acope.av l^ryr a,gS.-J t , ig.'ttIIt,«!.bo »n Al*.>©l»Ote vov h . ar. ntke fi-om st JeAst, frtim the ntni ipertcn a H«U«r w*(.'<>, !!M BUI experiri)K4TO.}"TTwrite «t wee We payP»IHH AJ>I» ch.iriret a. Itoiter rlc r!) oynre'M *U»V» A4ireM,K n TEA-. \ if ropn pack Acnvs, Or you a < .'11 worn opt. really good for rioth(ng, It Is general debility. Try «nofrys tno\ hitters, It will cure you. cleanse your liver, anul give a good ajVpottte. rvUBivle L'l ui Vva, hlr.gton. • i ,.j i- , 1. drawing t»r photo., with ditocrlfrc >»• .y • -i » not, l>oe U y in'i aplo c.r not, iretj ot p tont CDl'^C. Our fc-. not, rlflo till A Femplilsl, "Ifow to Obtain i« HOF-^I * 'stent../ ^ iiamas of act ual c!i--nls iu your State, «o* uy town, sent free. Addi<»ea, C.ik.imOW&fOpposite faibiit Office. W • • aiac � 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 49 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_0831_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: August 31, 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 1893-08-31 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/146a5fa0df9adeea86d0a4ca222b4628.pdf db383e6deccaa289f8379eb3e961bd14 PDF Text Text VOL 5 PROFESSIONAL. BOONE, WATAUGA '•A ttftadly Parallel." COUNTY, N. C<, Til U BSDAW SEPTEMBER 7, 181J3, NO. 50. THE STATE FA IB. words of the Psalmist, "the of the West are going to in the State. Last year the Mr. J. Bryan Grimes, of management promised ro Yadkin Valley News. ungodly have prepared a net move; the cotton crop of the The Utiea Herald , republi­ and have fallen in the midst South is going to move. As Pitt county, has consented to giyj the public the best and W. B. C0UNC1LL, JK. can paper in good standing, of it themselves," or words soon as these great staples, as chief marshal for the com­ most interesting fair ever ATTORNEY AT LA,V. prints what it is pleased to to that effect. held and that promise was which are the products of the ing State Fair. Boone, N. C. call a "deadly parallel," con­ The interest of the patrons kept, "his year they prom­ fanning population of this trasting the opening of Pres­ HOW Uncle Sam Buys Gold--The Gov­ country, begin to bring back of the fair will be looked af ise to give a greater fair than ernment Assay Offices. W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. ident Harrison's message to to us European gold ar»d sil­ ter;; by a fine corps of uni­ last year. They will keep St. Louis Globe Democrat. Boone, N. C. Congress in December, 1892, ver, then you will see the ma­ formed police, consisting of that promise, and the peo­ Resident Physician. Office with that of Mr. Cleveland to A place seldom visited by chinery of manufacture re­ one member of the regular ple of the State may com­ on King Street north of Post the present Congress. M r. the public is the assay office vive, the wheels of commerce police from various cities and mence now to get ready to Office. of the United States, wlie re Harrison declared that he come. The dates are Octo­ turn, the banks rejoice in re­ towns in the State. gold is bought for the gov­ The interest in fine horse ber 17th, 18th, I9th and 20th had great satisfaction in be newed ?onfidence, and t h e DR. L. C. REEVES. ernment. There are but five ing able to say that the gen­ country going on to prosper b r e e d i n g i n t h e S t a t e h a s YVrite to Secretary H. YV. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON such offices in the U. S., one eral conditions affecting the and to prosper under the en­ been on a steady increase for Ayer for fullporticulars, pre­ Office at Residence. in St. Louis, one in Helena commercial ami industrial in ergies of a brave, winning, some years past, and the ra­ mium lists, &c. Boone, N. C. Mont., one in Boise City, Ida terests of the United States and working people, and un­ cing will be the best ever seen The Billrille Banner. ho, a fourth at Charlotte, N. were in the highest degree fader the blessing of a kind in North Carolina. The pur­ L. D. LOWE, C. and the fifth at the branch Cash is scarce in Dill ville; a voraDle. Mr.Cleveland, on the P r o v i d e n c e t h a t h a s e v e r ses are fairly liberal, and the silver dollar looks as big as mint in Denver. The offlee time will be the fastest ever the petting sun, and a ten other hand, referrs to an al­ smiled upon their efforts. here is in charge of Mr. Elli­ made. At the special request cent piece is thirteen time* arming and extraordinary ot Jewett, and two assist­ And The j Began to Make Excuses. -ANDof horse owners, 2:35 and 2: larger than the inoon. business situation due to a ants. It is as complete an Statesville Landmark. 30 classes have been arrang­ The Billville clearing house NOTARY PURL1C, law enacted by a republican office as can be found in the A reporter for a New York ed for, and there are a num­ was not a success; the cash­ BANNER'S ELK, N. C. Congress and signed by a re­ world, being equipped entire­ newspaper thus records the ber of horses that will lower ier not only cleared the publican President, house, but the country, too* ly new since its location in reason for the drink habit these clashes by several sec­ Atter an administration of We learn from The Con­ the old custom house. As the given at an experience meet­ onds. There will also free-for- gressional Record that the four years the democratic ad agent of the government Mr. ing of reformed drunkards at ATTORNEYA7 LAW, all race for a purse of $1,000 "congressman from Billville ministration handed over to Jewett buys all gold offered Bartholmew'g Mission: M ARION, N. 0 President Harrison's admin­ open to the world. The race had the floor." This is. too bad; he promised his constit­ in amounts abov« *100, pay "Some had become drunk­ — ( ° ) — purses aggregate $2,200. istration a treasury filled to uents that he would sober up ing for the same as soon as ards because they had too The special attractions this and take a chair. Will practice in the courts o- overflowing and the country it can be melted and assayed. much money, and others De- year will eclipse anything We rejoice now that Cleve­ Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow- happy and prosperous. At A great many people aie cause they did not have any; •11 and all other counties in the the close of Mr. Harrison's heietofore offered to the pub­ land did not appoint us con-* ignorant of the fact that the some because they had to .ventern district.®^Special atten lic by the Agricultural Socie­ sul to Cholera. Long sick­ tion given to the collection of administration the demo­ government buys gold out­ work too hard and others be ty. Among them will be Jim ness at home is better than crats return and find t h e claims. sudden death in a foreign side the mints. The moment cause they did not have any­ K i d ' s f a m o u s W i l d W e s t language. treasury looted and depleted, the assayer begins to drum thing to do; some because Dr. J..t> Butler. l>r. T. C. Blackburn. Show. This Combination in­ a run on the treasury for YVe fell off the train last Trade, Teun. Zlonville, If. C. trade, too, that moment he they had gambled and lost, cludes the most famous and week and had oUr leg cut off; gold to send abroad to set­ but misfortune would Butler & Blackburn, tle balance caused by unload drives it away. By such ac­ and othess because they had daring cowboys of the YVeSt, it, itas\VaS our wooden ha ve tion he causes the public to gambled and won; some be­ leg, and three cowgirls who ride ing American securities and a aud we can't get one cent of believe that he represents a cause they had no children, vicious Broncho horses with damages heavy balance of trade aprivate company speculating and others because they had such reckless abandon and gainst us and a financial eon We * returned from the W&* Calls attended at a I 1 on its purchases. This idea m o r e c h i l d r e n t h a n t h e y absolute disregard of person­ World's Fair in good spirits, dition which made even the hours."*#* is encouraged by the gold could support; some because al safety as to make the au­ but no shoes; the railroad republicans clamor for an im­ J une 1, '93. buyers, jewelers, pawn bro­ they were kept too closely dience hold their breath. ft only allowed us one pair, in­ mediate extra eessmn of the stead of the free pass we had kers and others, who would tied to their mother's apron includes Jennie Dodge, t li e asked for. E. P. LoYlLL. J. C. FLETCHER. denoemtioCongressto undo prefer a field clear of the Uni­ strings when young, and oth most remarkable lady rifle the mischief wrought by the ted States. As a matter of ers because too great freedom shot on earth. She rides a Southern Educator: The republicans. fact, it makes no difference had been allowed them by horse at full speed and breaks surrounding circumstances Indeed, the reckless legisla­ to the assayer whether he re­ their parents; some because glass balls thrown in the air and requirements of existence A T'l ORNI' J YS A T LA W, tion of the Fifty-first Con­ BOONE, N. C. gress had begun to have its ceives one ounce or one mill­ they had shrews ol wives to from the back of another prevent all of us from becom­ 'Special attention given inevitable effect long before ion ounces, as he is paid a drive them astray, others be horse runnning at the same ing scholars, judged from the certain fixed salary. He re­ cause they had no wives to to the collet ion olclaims. time. There is a band ofChy- intellectual standpoint; but the close of Mr. Harrison's ceives anything in the shape keep them straight; some be­ enne Indians from Oklahoma there is naught to prevent administration. The great L. L, GREENE, & CO., strike accompanied by blood of gold, whether it be the so- cause they had no friends, Territory; a specimen of the the loveliest life from enjoy­ called retorts, bars, dust or REAL ESTATE AG'TS. shed and disturbances at jewelers' straps. Whatever others becausethey had too Blanket Indians of the YVest, ing the true riches of the soul many friends; some because who combine in givingrenlis- that yields the purest happi­ Homestead had taken place 1IOONE, N. 6. shape it is in, he takes it for the weather was too hot, and tic scenes of life in the great ness to the individual, and and labor all over the land what is worth. The govern­ others because the weather "Wild YVest:" which wins the greatest vic­ Will givi special attention was in revolt, nnd thefavora ment pays the expense of as­ was too cold." to abstracts of title, the sale ble report which Mr. Harri­ Jim Kid is the famous and tory for the race. It lifts in­ of Real Estate in YV. N. C. son presented in his message certaining what it is worth. Referring to this the New humane horsebreaker of the to a higher and sweeter exis­ The process of receivingand Y'ork World say a: Those having farms, timber world. He is conqueror of tence the humblest artisan, and mineral lands for sale, to Congress was not justified disposing of the gold is of There an* reasons "thick the famous French Stallion, patiently toiling at his bench will do well to call on said Co. by the then existing condi­ considerable interest. On de­ as blackberries" for the old "Le Retif," owned b^ M. Pich no less than the sage among tions. at Boone. livery it is deposited on scales failing of the race. But it is ard at Paris, France, July his books. The matchless fra­ When the people elected a L. L. GREEN & CO. capable of weighing 5,000 odd that, nobody gave the 31,1889 on a wager of 5,000 grance of its incense falls like March 16, 1893. democratic House in 1890, ounces Troy, though so deli­ honest, if not the very sensa­ francs, and the wicked man- a holy benediction alike into in consequence of the passage cately balanced that Mr. Jew tional, reason that he drank killing Stallion "El Iteceio," every life, whether it be that NOTICE. of the McKinley bill and the ett uses them to weigh his because he was,thirsty. Hotel Property for Sale. in the Coliseum at Rome, It­ of the farmer, compelling the other extravagance of t h e On account of failing health Fifty-first Pingress, the re­ letter mail. Gold brought in aly, November, 1889. Win­ earth to yield hur increase; or early in the morning can be Statesville Landmark: Nev ner of the race between Buf­ the sailor, pouring the wen It h of myself aud wife, I otTer for sale my hotel property in the town of publican press complained dosposed of so the seller can er a manuscript comes into falo Dill's Cowboys on West­ of one clime into the marts of Boone, North Carolina, and will that judgment was passed receive his check in the after­ this office that does nothaye ern Bronchos and English anot her; or the unselfish mo­ *ell low for cash and make terms upon the McKinley bill be­ o suit the buyer, and will take fore its advantages had time noon. On being weighed, a to be edited belore being put gentlemen mounted on Eng­ ther, laboring all day for the real or personal property in ex­ check is made of each sepa­ in type—nobody punctuates, lish Thoroughbreds racers, loved ones at home and sing­ to develop. No one can con­ change. Apply soon. r a t e l o t d e s i g n a t i n g t h e few paragraph correctly, few­ and winner of match between ing fur into the night to.waft YV. L. BRYAN. tend that sufficient time lias weight, name of seller, ori­ er still spell accurately and Broncho riders and Bicycle- the priceless treasure of in­ not now elapsed to show its gin, etc. When the trelting the name of him who offends ists at London, England. Al­ fant life into the fairy land Notice. operation. And what do we For sale. 900 acres of land, find after three full years of is completed and the gold against good Englist is le­ so winner of the Champion­ of dreams; or the philanthro­ tnrned out in bars and assay gion. YYe have had corres­ ship Prize, Silver Mounted pist, whose life is a sublime on Rich Motintain, Watauga County, on which is asbestos, McKinleyism? Factories clo­ made, a complete record is pondence from college grad­ Saddle, at the Cowbov Tour­ sacrifice for the welfare of the nnd fine land for sheep ranch. sing, thousands and tens of made, showing the origin, uates, men of pretentious nament at Humbolt Wells, race. The culture of the mor Sales private. L D. Lowe & thousands of honest and wil­ where it is possible to learn and some of them of real at­ Nev., in 1892. al nature yields to the soul J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of ling laborers without employ Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. ment and suffering for bread it, and the degree of the fine­ tainments in letters, which, He offers to conquer and its true riches and to human Banner Elk, Nov. 15. '90.. in the midst of unprecedented ness of the metal. The bar had they been printed as writ tame any kind of a horse, it.y a priceless heritage. is then stamped, ready for ten, would have almost dis­ and an open invitation is ex­ plenty, wheat lower than ev­ NOTICE. shipment to the mint at Phil graced their authors. NOTICE. tended to owners of vicious er before in history and the I will on the 11th day of Parties putting papers in boasted "home market" ade adelphia. The stamp is pro­ Many of these lapses are the or unmanageable horses to S e p t . 1 8 9 3 , i n B o o n e N . ( X , tected feom counterfeiting by result of pure carelessness bring them to the fair, where between the hours of 10a. m. my hand for execution will please advance the fees with l u s i o n a n d a f r a u d a n d a the same penalties provided and indifference as to how Jim Kid wiil saddle and ride and 2 p. m. sell for cash at the papers and they will re­ snare, to catch unsophistica­ against counterfeiting coin. much trouble is given editors or harness and drive any public sale, two casks of corn ceive prompt attention, other ted farmers, the balance of and printers; others are per­ such animal in full view of whiskey seized by the gov­ wise they will he returned trade against us and a set­ ernment for internal revenue A Bright View. petuated because those "edu­ the entire audience. He will taxes due on the same. Said not executed for the want of tled distrust of American se­ Senator Daniels, of Ya. fees. D. F. BAIRD HHFF. cated" gentlemen don't know whiskey now stored at YY\ L. curities. I do not take a dark and any better-the school they forfeit $1,000 for any horse Rryans, Boone, N. (1 At said which he cannot ride, drive What a contrast 1 hopless view of the cont rover sale the same will be sold to vx a nn woji |>\i pacwitd rm» Perhaps it would be as well sy, and I believe that ere went to made the mistake of or handle. 4UIUIW0 «©d 14 '11 UM1| U»t*dp HV the highest bidder at or anot "inculcating the ground -tnnixto KOUI MMOKI There will be varions other bove the taxes dueon same. for our republican friends to long better times will come rales of English com position.' tm 'awpnxip qaruKng pn* 'oou*«>iptn attractions at the fair, such 11. L. CQUNCIUL, U. S. In. Rev. 'IIUMUO IM avoid such "deadly parallel,' to this country. I tell j o u lest it be said of them, in the wky. The great wheat crops •ST Day your subserition. Dep. Col. 5th I)ist. N. C. as have never before been Attorney at Law J. FflOKPHEW, Physicians & Surgeons. LOViLL & RETCHES, �•cvsfua* nitwiT**--w The Watauga Democrat A DEslocHAtirfiiijnil.v newspaper devoted to the interest ot Ooun t.v, State and Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga Countv. N. 0« A Y E R ' S PILL.S ARE SUGAR-COATED, v,5 ISPECIFIC OXYGEN) V life firingal- ~ up a paper that shall reflect the •ttaul ef air and ~n wafer; withaat* greatest credit on North Carole _ _ itth«r«euub»no 3 11a, 110 matter where it may be mouth life. «r*oirio£ seen ? Then patronize MC&OXYOXir la a a •paaial madloat- " The Wilmington Mes senger ad Oxyfan treat a meat fer dlaaaa- •A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER •a af tha a»at,s threat and lunre — Do you want a reliable paper Tha inhalation.* eoataiu Oerml- giving you all the news of the oldaa and Slain-; world—-a Democratic newspaper feetanti, In ad-. dition to the bait; | that equals the best— has the known apaeifloa i fer these din- i ! largest circulation, and has for -• ea a* »,narrying theremedy by inhalationrtfhtto) twenty-one years been a part ~ e0Uit£. I at thediseaee, making iin Catarrh~and '1 and factorin thegrowth and devSeparate Specifics used — Ray-Fever. Wot a patentmedicine. Phyaielnna ~ preeoriba it in their praotlee. velopment of the Old North State? Then subscrbe for lONLY "ox*"'" IN USE. TH WILMINGTON J 1 P J M J l i e - E M-l-t W.Alubwnu St.. Atlanta. 0a. I 610 Nh-llj BallCInt, Omaha, Malt. Campaign Kartes: I K. BroaCwar, Lout.rlll., Kt. — F O R A POSTAL CARD addressed t# nsj The "Daily Messenger," by ~ will bring yea by return mail n eopy af ear ; ~ Knnur.l, explaining the treatment in fan. Bend i mail, 4 months on trial, for fer it it yon prise health; $2.00 I THF Specific Oxygen Co., The weekly "Transcript Mes­ GiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiitiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiint senger," (the largest and best paper 111 the State) 9 months 011 trial for $1.00 Cash in advance. Both papers are large Eight-Page sheets. Send Postal Card with the address of five per­ sons and receive sample cop­ ies of THE MESSENGER. NATURE'S Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. Sick Headache,Biliousness, Constipation, and Dyspepsia. They Keep the System in Perfect Order. "For years," writes C ARRIE E. STOCKWELI., of Chester field, N. H.» "I was afflicted with an extremely severe pain in the lower part of the chest. The feeling was as if a ton weight was laid on a spot the size of my hand. During the attacks, the perspiration would stand in drops on my face, and it was agony for me to make sutflcient effort even to whis­ per. They came suddenly, at any hour of the day or night, lasting from thirty minutes to half a day, leaving as suddenly; but, for several days after, I was quite prostrated and sore. Sometimes the attacks were almost daily, then less frequent. After about four years of this suffer­ ing, I was taken down with bilious typhoid fever, and when I began to recover, I had the worst attack of my old trouble 1 ever experienced. At the first of the fever, my mother gave me AYElt'S Pills, my doctor recommending them as being better than anything he could prepare. I continued taking these Pills, and so great was the benefit derived that during nearly thirty years I have had but one attack of my former trouble which yielded readily to the same remedy." "For a long time I was a sufferer from stomach, liver, and kidney troubles, experiencing much difficulty in digestion, with severe pains in the lumbar region and other parts of the body. Having tried a variety of remedies, including warm baths, with only temporary relief, about three months ago I began the use of AYER'S Pills, and already my health is so much improved that 1 gladly testify to the superior merits of this medicine."—MANOEL JORGE PEREIUA, Oporto, Portugal. SEAT PTRE PRECAUTION A NECESSITY l lie Ku.ot.ir>', lr.nj*tfi<> Kooin . Slttohliie Nbop, Iimlwri' ami l'atnt«ra* Sh«»|>a, aud aut »<•* •viioro oily ivauto or iilulhn ar« laoa - y lire aoteuowlerigml by nil to be tbe b*«t i'for tho |Mir]»>a« ccr invented. SKMIJ Ion PRICES A* ONCS, ~nk L Fit's iii'f'g & Supply Co., C-.-ar! Street. Qotton. llililililtillllililililiiii:<ii!iiiii,r;i;iiiiiiii(.i.i.Mi(iiiiiitiit£ ROYAL CACTERINE f jSEWIKS KAOHiNE | SKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIinillllllllMllilillilltiltlllllllll^ WARRANTED CURE FOR CATARRH AYER'S PILLS This new treatment for Catarrh and dleeases of tho respiratory organs le ono of the moet Important discoveries In medical solence and poseessea tho following advantages I Every Dose Efleotive Men Who Know Men. London Spectator. The man who in our time displayed the power of choos ing agents in a supreme de : gree, the first German emper­ or, scarcely ever read any­ thing except reports a n d probably did not know one tenth of the literature famil­ iar in a way to his imperial rival, who n6ver but once in his life—and that was an ac­ cident—chose a man correct­ ly. The explanation is, of course, that reading can not give either judgment or in­ sight to decision—that iscan in no way create character, and it is on character that efficiency mainly, if not en­ tirely depends. Charlemagne rebuilt the western empire, but could never write and re­ mained to the end of his life dependent on his secretaries for book knowledge. Something Had to Go Up. The following good story is told of a Glasgow bailie: In Scottish courts of law wit­ nesses repeat the oath wit^ the right hand raised. On one occasion, however, t h e magistrate found a difficul­ ty. ' Hold up your rightarm," be commanded. "I canna dae't," said the witness. "Why not?" "Goc shot in that arm." "Then hold up your lefe." "Canna dae that aylher. Got shot in the ither ane tae." "Then hold uj» your leg," responded the irate magis­ trate. "No man can swear in this court withoutholding up something. dorsed by thousands of grate fnl patients whom ii hascured. A trial bottle will test i HiMnLarro High Arm. r HM a Nelfiiettlntr Keodle. its merits. _ Hon a SeU-throailing Ntnitlle. - H M Flo Eunal In Ooimlruetioa. 3 nan a Meehaulcal Appeanuce, NOTICE. - HM tan Elejpint Flnlah. 5 Use a Perfect Adjmtment. HM By virtue of an execution § HM > Positive Take-up. I Strllab Furnttare. H M filore flood Nevrlnr Qualities land 2 issued from the Superior dona a Larger Kanco of (ienoral Work| Court of Watauga county on g than any SewlnfHaehlne In tha World. the 14th day of Aug.. 1893, f Examine THE ROYAL ft>r point* of f exotllenee, and you wlU in favor of Mary.and Blanche buy no other. Hagnman. and against Jas. R. Hagainan for the sum of I ROYAE S. M. CO., Rockford. III. 1 $500 with interest, on same &i:llllll9llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllill»i|llillllllllllllllll£ from the 22nd of July, 1884, and for cost of action, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the court house door in Boone, N. ('., on the 9th day of Oct. 1893, the follow­ ing described tract or boun­ dary of land which has been levied on by me as the prop­ ON RECEIPT OF BO CENTS erty of James II. Hagainan WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF to satisfy said execution, to wit: The tract or boundary of land known as the Gran­ ville Hagamau farm and now owned by J. R. Hagainan the THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR same lying on Brushy Fork creek in this county, adjoin­ Tetter, Gronnfl Itch, Itchlpg Plies, Ring ing the lands ol W. W. PresWorm and all Itching Skin Diseases. nell, J, P. Hagainan, Marcus Vandike and otheis, the same TFPU HUV* TETTER, II matter* not how long H KM •aUlud, TETTERINE will as oertmlnly cura cont aining 200 acres more or you as you uaa H. less. This Aug. 21.Jt 1893. Harmless, Painless and Fragrant D. F. B AIRD , Sheriff. HflNZTV R«YBad'dUyocark dlMAtbficd HlUllbT with the rcMoltu—Refercaoca— Soutliera Rank of tho Rtnte of Georgia, Chat­ THE NORTH CAROLINA ham Bank, and National Bank of Savannah. It Tha patlant can curt hlmaalf at a email and without outside aaalatanoe. S. Na ohange af diet or pursuit el Ills is during treatment, t, Tha romedles are In no wise ofeaeKo to the patient and entail na dlsoemtert. 4, The ramadj raaobaa the sail et the treuMo B. Tha*ramadlas end maons ot nppllanoa can OS serried In tha paokat wltheut Ineonranlanaa. WBBB TUB ATM MXT m$ any dray Hera . CACTERIN E AND INSUFFLATON, $2.00, *• CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ClOterlno Medlolao 60^ Waoo, T OXM ^ - BURY STTAA > PAY Cava Troughs, Cutlers and Spouting, nj^All forms of Sheet Metal for Budding ( "COMPLETE AND READY \ 'TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./ TETTERINE! Will begin its Fifth Sesssion Sep. 7, 1893. This College is now well equipped for its spe­ cial work, having extensive wood and iron shops, careful ly fitted up drawing rooms, chemical, botanical and Hor­ ticultural laboratories, green house and barn. The teaching force for the next year consists of 15 men. The two courses lead to giad nation in Agriculture and in Mechanical and Civil Engin­ eering. Total ccj^iyear, including board: County students, $93 50. Pay students, $ 1 23.50. For catalogues apply to A. Q HoLLADY, Pres., Raleigh, N. C. HollySprlng College. Butler, Johnson, Co., Tenn. J!T. SHUPTRINE&BRO. SAVANNAH. GA. ROOFING. Metallic Weather Boarding, Complete Ceilings, Corrugated Sheeting, Roofing Paints, Iron Roofing, CURE College of Agriculture and Mechanic­ al. Arts. TAKE THE EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer * Co., Lowell, Mae*. lent in, what is to ,von the most lonely and hallowed grave in nil the world. W ILL H. M CG UIRE. Elk X Roads, N. 0. A COMPLETE NEW8PA PER The Prideofthe North ami 11a Press." Do you want to aid in building EASY TO TAKE, Aud a Sure Oure for A Mother's Lote. Communicated. Who can measure the height the length, the breadth of a mother's love? It is the sweet est perfume of life, the under­ lying odor of childhood's with erei flowers, the blessed in­ cense from the altar of the soul, the purevestal light in the penetralia of the heart, the magnet that draws the wayward child from this sinstained world and the gui­ ding star that points out the way to heaven. In every phase of life it is the same unehangable bless­ ing that softens and tenders the felon's heart and makes the burning tears flow at the sad reinemberance of d a y s when he, in spotless purity, knelt at his mother's knee and lisped his infant prayer to God. Through the weari­ some days of infancy and the dreary years of childhood and the perilous days of dawning manhood, a mother's love is ever present, tender in its sympathies, comforting in its ministrations and warm and zealous in its counseling? for good and truth. It purities the heart and revives t h e soul like the dews of heaven, descending about the desert oases, and as good seed sown in good ground, bringeth forth its fruits. Her influence of love and tenderness is still felt, even after the roses have b : oomed and mingled their withered petals with the grass that for years has mantled her silent grave. A mothers love is never forgotten. No matter to what depths of sin and shame and crime the waj ward child may sink, there comes a day at last when he remembers the evidence of loye he received from the heart of a faithful mother. The dying soldier, beneath the burning sun of a far off 'and, as the icy hand of death is loin upon h i s brow, we 1 ! remembers the love of a mother in the long ago; and thecriminal as he mounts scaffold to meet death for his crimes of hardened villainy, will then feel the influence of the love of a mother who wept and prayed for him, even after the world had con­ demned and forsaken h i m, though that mother m a y have long since been sleeping beneath the daisies and her henrt still in death. Yet he will feel her influence, Thro' life her arms are an ope 11 sactuarv, where her child can come and forget its wretch­ edness ill the sweet lullnby of affection's ministry. It mat­ ters not how low he may have fallen in the slimy filth of transgression, a mothers love will reach him, and in h e r blessed orisons, lay him be­ fore a throne of grace. Her love filters his guilt and infu­ ses itself through every fibre of bis being and, though to the world he is ccld, callous and wicked, away down in some dark corner of his heart where no crime has ever pen­ etrated, he is keeping a sweet little gravesacred to the mem or.v of a mother's love. And since a mother's love is so pure and sacred, let ev­ ery son and daughter appre­ ciate that love before being stained with the vice a n d crime of earth, and before that mother lies cold and si- OVERMAN'8 ' WE T WANT Giiicago and Alton R. R. GOING West and Northwest Emigrants going to any of the Western States or Territories will save time and money going via. Chicago and Alton route, t is the quickest route to KANSAS CITY, DENYEll, PUEBLO, And all points in Idaho, Wash ington, Oregon, Utah and California. Finest and Best Equipped Road in the West. Only line running Solid YVsti bud trains etween St. Louiu and Kansas 'itv. Reclining lair cars and Tour ist Sleepers ee of extra Charge. I will mee parties at any rail­ road station with through tickets and baggage checks. For full information,maps und descriptive pamphlets of the West write to or call on B. A. NEW LAND. Traveling Passenger Agt.. 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C. J. CHARLTON, G. P. A Chicago, 111. ASENTI "K IN-G OT EA—AN— III thWtov/n—on annriratta wnrkm.. ft. 111 <5tl* U OV/ and anarsretla workman to I > titku ortlM-eTV—an APP Tour uiateriala PLY > la this vtofnity ^ Oomopoodeaoe aolioltod writ* torn 1 y.riot a nnd toxica. I SCOTT & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.! > C6TASLI6HED 1B72. BOSTON iHESTWEIGki FOR YOUR HOME. • • • • • e e * * Is a choice Mend of fine, hlgh-grada Chi­ nese Tea. Put up In attractive and orig­ inal packages and packed in handsome counter display boxes of six pounds each (either size); fs only sold In packages, at a reasonable and much lower price to the consumer than any other package tee 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 fro« du.t DEAi_ERs will find the Five and Ten Cent packaged 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. Wo are extremely anxious to have all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly rw quest that you Include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house 1 or order direct of us, we will see that you are supplied. For further Information address T HE K IN-G O T EA Co.. "ST PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER ENDORSED BY PROF « A. L. WETZ,P. H.e, •f Medical T>apartment Tulane UnlveraMgr of Loulaiana, who, after a earnfnl nnaljah, pronounced It a pure Cream Tartar Powder, which he cheerfully reoommends to tb« public. "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" PUIIt. WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL, Yon Went It Ask Grooer For It Beautifully and accessibly The Great Southern Remedy. located. GULF MFG. CO.. People should not be de­ Ample boarding accommo ceived into paying money for One _ret trashy mixturesgotten up to dations. of six teachers. & mmWT l cope Faculty fseopvj; lll. Uur TBoilittc. art sell. Botanic Blood Balm,(B. ,, anegtiAlfd, l<l.nOurintrodgceL the«pr» and to fscilittey.ouf WOft I wot I ni ur. Two hundred and eighty B. B.) which has been made live students last. year. eopenorrKnsoNwe will oetidrnRB jro..»D in each tdom in Atlanta for the past fif­ as above once can make lo^aflly, thoar who of to u« at Only jroo hare towrite cure Both sexes admit ted. Hand Stnir.p for lllnatraUA Trioo T.ith. the chance show oar food* in All doto teen years, never fails to give returnwho call—vour neighbors it to Thorough work done in al thosethose around jron The be- the Schumacher Gyisn^iue Qo. satisfaction as a superior and '|tnninitheofemail end of tho Ula thia advertisement building up tonic and blood branches. thowi Next session begins Aug. Tho foUowlaf eot gfrte the appearmnc^ of It redoood h purifier. It is made from the 7 1893. prescription of an eminent ir TOVH HACK Acnnn, Write for catalogue. O M I M I* Mlrtk purt of it. hulk. It It • urtnd,do.hi.Ml.t«l.trw worn out, really good for physician. The bottle is large W. loan, thnw you how rot J AS. H. S MITH, 1' RES'T. •O*. *• largeit It oat, tortrry<1t, atwill altnfrom tha itart.wfth- Or you ing,all ia general debility. Try noth­ it aau utah. from to 01 a and the doses small. See oataxporlaura Bottar writ,Oat one* W« pa,PoRTi.aBt), chatfaa. If willBROW irk IB OK HITTKRH. give ill atpr.lt BiWk HALLtTT A CO., Bo* cure you, clean*# your ltrer, and One dot!nr pays for tlw their advertisements and buy a good appetite. that which is thoroughly en-^ Democrat one year. Vnrfc. • . ... .'"'i' \ "V Cavcr.ts, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Fto eut buslncsa conducted for Moderate Foea. Our OKce is Ornosita U. S. "atari Olflee, and we can eernre patent In ioea time than Utca remote from \V asbir.gt.>n. Send model, drawing or photo., with AeoaMto.ion, Vc IMIVIPO, If nateittable or net, t*m *4 chorge. Our fee not duo till patent is recared, A Pamphltt. "How to Obtala rater te." tdM names of actual clients in your State, town, sent free. Addrees, C. A.SNOW&0 Opposite Patent Office, Washlngtsn^Cyt �The Watauga Democrat W ASHINGTON LETTER. has already added to the the unconditional r e p e a 1. The Rutherford College, NOTICE. rules is that given the com­ There appears to be u strong Burke County? N. C.," By virtue of an execution From our Regular Correspondent. mittee on Coinage and the er element in the Senate than issued from the superior H. Dougherty, Editor. Will open its Fall Term, R. C. Rivers, publisher WASHINGTON , D. C. Sep. 4.-- committee on Banking and in the House and a compro­ Court of Watauga county on Aug. 3, '93j under very prom I V o s i d e n t C l e v e l a n d n e v e r Currency the same privilege mise is talked of. It is now the 14th day of Aug. 1893, ising prospects. It is ten miles worked harder since he be­ that the committee on Ap­ almost certain that the free in favor of the Morris:own west of Hiakory, N. C., near lhuvsd&y Sept. /, LSOIL came President than he has propriations and t h a t on coinage idea will be defeated, Mill Co , and against J. R., J. the noted Connelly Springs, P. and T. A. Hagaman fu­ We are in favor of free coin ! done since his return to Wash Ways and Means have had— but there is little doubt about tile sum of $198.40, with in­ whose waters are being ship­ ped to Europe almost every ago of both gold and silver in ington. In addition to his that of reporting bills at any the double standard idea pre terest on the same from the day. Board, includinge**ery the proper sense of the term. desk work, of itself a task for time. During the debate ex- vailing in accordance with 1st day of April 1889 and for expense, is from $5. to $9. per We do not believe in the free an ordinary man, he has held Speaker Reed has continual the Chieago platform. We cost of action, I will sell to month. Tuition ranges from the highest bidderforcash at and unlimited coinage of sil­ important conferences with ly sought to make discord a- must insist that we see noth­ the court house door in the $1. to $4. per month. No ver as advocated by many; every member of his cabinet mong the democrats, but up ing so far, at variance with town of Boone, N. C., on the healthier, happier and -more moral place can be found in however this is an opinion upon matters pertaining to to this time he I IUR succeeded the democratic platform. We 9th day of Oct. 1893, thefol- America. A complete busi­ prevailing among the people their several departments; in doing nothing except ma­ believe that President Cleve­ lowing described lands tvhich ness ci >u rise a ttache i . Address of both old parties and Ihe with numerous Senators on king an exhibition of him­ l a n d s t a n d s s q u a r e o n t h e have been levied on by mens DR. It. L. ABKRNETHY, PRESIDENT, the property of J. P.- Haga­ Rutherford College, N. Cpopulists. Had we a silver the outlook for the passage self. W h i 1 e the democrats dem oci a tic issues, and that man to satisfy said execution. mine in the Western States, of the silver repeal bill, and ha ve d i fferen cos a m on g t h e m- he is in favor of the declara­ 1st. One tract or boundary as some have, we would then with chairman Wilson, of the selves as to some of the rules tion in the platform f o r of land lying on the waters sound money of both gold be in favor of free and unlim­ House ways and means com­ reported, they areabletoset- and silver. Now let us wait of Brushy Fork creek in this ited coinage, for then w e mittee upon the new tariff tle them, and will settle them and see if we don't have this county, adjoining the lands of W. W. Presnell, N. H. Ship could take 72 cts worth of b i l l , p u b l i c h e a r i n g s u p o n without Reed's interference. kind of money. Then who will ley and others being thelands There is very little talk now want to charge that the Pres upon wh ; ch E. L. Harman silver bullion to the United which were to-duy begun by that committee, to be con­ about the extra session being ident has been false and has now lives, the same contain­ We wish t o cal1 attcn MoiFto o u r States mint and have lis a betrayed his party. We will ing some 40 .acres more or dollar made free, but as we tinued until the 20th inst. In a short one. There is so much wait and see. . line of second-hand • less. 2nd. One tract lying have none, this kind of free short, Mr. Cleveland has, af­ to be done thatnearly all the Buggies, Carts, wagons, Many people not aware of the on the wa tersof Baird'sCFeek coinage would not be of any ter his vacation, ta ken up hid members have come to the danger of constipation, neglect in this county, adjoining the Hacks, Harness Etc, direct value to us. Because numerous public duties with conclusion that it is better the proper remedy till the habit lands of H. \Y. McGhinnis, L, an individual has a silver the vigor which has always to stay through the fall than becomes chronic, or inflamation C. Eajp. Elijah .'Is;lacs an I They are almost good, as new, and persons wishing to buy can mine from which lie can dig characterized hisadministra to be compelled to stay here or stoppage results. A dose or <>t hers. a ad k nowii as i he S >1 two of Ayer's Pills in the begin-j |;e Haguimm lam the same secure bargains by calling on us. tons of silver ore and snv It tion ol public affairs. To see through the entire summer ning would have prevented all We have a big lot of NEW containing 75 acres more or it into bars, the government him and talk with him two next year. Something has this. 1 S-S, and now in the posses­ BUGGIES," WAGONS, CARTS, is not under obligations to minutes will convince a n y got to be done to increase The ratios of 16 to 1, 17 sion of Joe. Cornells. This HARNESSAc coin it free, and in the trans­ man that the talk about his the revenues of the Gov­ to 1, 18 to 1, 19 to 1, a n d Aug. 21, 1 893 on hand, which will be sold on D. F. BAIRD , Sheriff. action give him from twenty health being undermined and ernment, in order to a void 20 to 1, that were voted for reasonable terms. If we have hot broken is arrant nonsense. u big deficit at the end of the to twenty-eight cts. on every got what y ou want, we will as amendments to the Sher­ NOTICE. ounce of his bullion. Such He was overworked; needed present fiscal year, and it is man repeal bill, were all de­ take pleasure in getting any B.v virtue of two exerii thing for you in our line. We buy men do not need this favor­ rest, and now that he has it likely that after the repeal feated. Had either become bill is off President Cleveland a law, it wculd have cost the tioiis issued from the Superi­ direct from manufacturers and itism. and we are opposed to is all right again. It is now acknowledged by will have some recommenda­ Govern men t accord i ng to So or Court of Watauga county can, therefore, give you very this kind of free coinage. We due on the 111h day of Aug , understand that this is the the staunchest opponents of tion to makeon thesnbject. It retary Carlisle, $120,000,- 1893 in favor of Jordan it close prices. We have a full line of new Hnr free coinage that many of the unconditional repeal of is the wish, and also that of 000. This would not have Scott, and against W. R the purchasing clause of the Secretary Carlisle, that the afforded the country much Bl ickburn and E. B. Millci ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—evr our people are clamoring for, interest an/ both in and out of Congress, Sherman silver law that the needs of the Treasury shall relief. To re-coin all the sil for $25.00 witb on the 21st erything in the harness line. Can cost, the other and contending thatit would opposition to repeal is grad­ not be mixed up with the sil­ ver in the U, S. would be a of June 1893, in favor of W. beat the world oil prices. r e l i e v e t h e p e o p l e f r o m t h e ually melting away. A major ver question. We will take in exchange, JU Bryan and against E. B. costly affair. Mrs. Cleveland and Baby Miller for $14.00 with inter­ horses, mules, and also good be© money panic. It would re­ ity.of the Senators will vote Aver's Sarsaparilla is one o . ;• lieve the money barons of for repeal when a vote can be Ruth—soon to be promoted the few remedies which arerecom est and cost,T will sell to the cattle. Give us a call. the west, but we have not reached, anj the only delay- to Miss Cleveland—returned mended by every school of medi- highest bidder for cash at the JtiLNKEL, CRAIG A- CO.... court bouse door in Boone, Lenoir lN. C. heard that they were in any that can arise after all the With the President, and the cim . Its strength, pUrity and ef N. C., on the 9th day of Oc­ ftrieney are too well established Senators have been given an whole family is now comfort­ great distress just now. Give to admit of doubt as to its supe­ tober, 1893. the following de us sound money of both gold opportunity to express their ably domiciled at the White riority over all other blood-puri scribed tract or boundary of and silver. Let Congress see sentiments will be fillibuster- House. Mrs. Cleveland is fiers whatever. Ayer's Sarsapa- land which has been levied on by me as the property of E to making it equal in value ing. To what extent filibus­ well, and looking splendidly. rilly leads all. B. Miller to satisfy said ex<Senator Dolph made a and then coin both freely. No tering will be carried is not NOTICE. eution. To wit: \ tract of — ;OJdanger of getting too much yet apparent, but it is cer­ speech in the Senate Satur­ North Carolina, Watauga coun­ land lying and being.tin (*stl,v of it. Then let us all econo­ tain that a number of Sena- day afternoon in favor of his ty, By virtue of a power of sale on ilie west side of the Fine I ha ve just received a nice mize and make something to ators who are strongly op­ bill appropriating $500,000 contained in a certain mortgage orchard and Riddle s Kpo line of Dress Goods'consist­ give in exchange for it and posed to t^e unconditional to carry out the provisions made to me by W. G. Todd and mountains, on the waters of ing of wife to secure the payment of five Long Hope creek in this Co White and BlaF-k Ern- 'V;; hard times wil' pass away. repeal—such men as Morgan, of the Geary anti-Chinese la w hundred dollars, with interest adjoining the lands of A. F bi;oided Skirting. A Let Congress repeal the tax of Alabama, and Peffer, of that hardly made pleasing and cost, subject to credits of Davis, H. W,. FinTev, B. R . big, lot of • Whit© .. on Stgte banks, so that ev- Kansas,—will refuse to aid reading for the new Chinese $204.00, I will on Monday the .Brown and others, contain* in filibustering to prevent minister, who the same day 2nd day of Oct. 1893, offer for ing some 5.25 acres more or Goods, Worsteds -State can do its own ban sale to the highest bidder forcash a vote, and Senator Vorhees presented his credentials to at the court house door in the less and known as the steel nnd etCi- -A nb-e .. king.Hiid let us have more lands. This Aug. 21st, 1893. line, of JudgV.* ,J town of Boone N. C., at public money and greater prosperi­ who is in charge of the repeal the Secretary Gresham. D. F. BAIRD , Sheriff. auction the following described ty. -This is our view of the )ill, has given notice of his in Trimmed up d U. it rim ruf*; f After Breakfast real estate, to wit: 50 acres of tention to use extreme meas­ ji ATS * " matter.: land lying and being in B l u e To purify, vitalize and enrich the ures, if necessary., to force a blood, and give nerve, bodil.) and Ridge township, Watauga coun­ Also Trimmings, Tips ana It is distressing to read of vote upon the bill, as soon digestive strength, take Hood's ty, in three tracts as follows: Special Attractions: Matchless Flowns for Huts. ihe terrible havoc of the late No. 1, containg 50 acres; as it becomes apparent that Sarsaparilla. Continue the m< d- TractNo. 2containingSacresand climate. Wonderful health record. storm. The hurricane com­ the debate is being prolong­ icine after every meal for a month trtiet Delightful hornelife. Well ordered A nice line of ladies or two and you will feel "like a tract No. 3 containing 1 acre, al- course of instructions. Thorough and (tent's Shoes. menced last Sunday week on ed for no other purpose than Big lot of Tin-ware new man." The merit of Hood's h.o one other tract lying and be­ the const and spread with to stave off a vote. It is now Sarsaparilla is proven by thou­ ing in Boone township, Watauga ly equipped gym nasi u ins. • M usie Glass-ware a u d under the celebrated Prof. ,Gra-< county, adjoining the land's of 1). great fury all over North Car of thought by those who favor sands youwonderful cures. Why B. Dougherty and others, being bau (German). Art under Miss Queen s-wa re. A - good don't try it? Blythe (Paris). House in seven olina, South Carolina and line of Not ions. A big the lot on which the said W. G. acres of wooded lawn in the heart repeal that a vote can be Hood's Pills cure constipation. Todd now lives and known as the lot of Jeans and ('ot­ Georgia, doing great damage reached in two, or at the out of a beautiful city. Rooms finely to n a< ies. -J ust, r i.o/ne t o l i f e a n d p r o p e r t y . T h e side three weeks. The gamb They are the best after dinner WJson property. Said land is in finished. Steam heating and san pill and family cathartic. good condition aud the lot near itary plumlring throughout. The storm reached the mountains lers are usually good judges 111 500 gnli OTIS, of CVorki ;rrvOwing to the disasterous Bo >ne has up >n it a good dwell charges as low as a fine school ware. early Monday morning and of the way the wind blows storms last week we were un­ ing house. F ir a fuller descrip­ can make them. Send for cata We are Agent for HeiVon tion of said property i eferto book continued the entireday with u n d t h e y a r e o f f e r i n g o d d s able to get the news from the '*])" of mortgages, pages 107, logue. Address Woollen Mills. severe wind and rain, doing REV. JaMEs ATKINS. that the purchasing clause of vote on the repeal oftheShei 108 and 109, where said mort­ Asheville, N. c. A big lot of F'/oth iioVr oip considerable damage to corn the Sherman law will be re­ man law, which is known as gage is recorded. ThisSept 6, '93hand. and buckwheat crops. At \\. E. GREENE . Mortgagee. pealed before the first of Oc­ the Wilson bill. On Monday SPAIN HOUR and COFFEY, Attyer. Just received n nice lot of Charleston, S. C., the storm tober. I saw one bet of $100 of last week, as bad been afor Mortgagee. was terriffic, killing many SUGAR to $40 made, the gambler ta~ greed upon, the vote was ta­ FOR SALE! people and destroying prop­ BOTANIC 5 Brown nnd Granulated, and king the $100 end, and later ken in the House which resul­ erty to a fearful extent. Oth­ I n the town of Boone,.a com offering to givefourtooneup ted in the uepeal, as we antic­ fortnble dwelling house, with Coffee. er cities and towns along the to $1000, without takers. ipated. Every amendment 6 rooms and five fire places, A big lot of Hoes, Atlantic coast suffered seA thoroughly tested Remedy Nails, , Still, it is certain that the bill looking to the free coinage with nine acres of land, good FOR ALL >erely. It is reported that Horse shoes, will not pass the Senate was voted down and the pur­ spring, some apple, peach and BLGDD asii SKlll DISEASES. at Churlest on the water flood Ox shoes without a bitter struggle, chasing clause of the Sher­ chestnut trees,situated some Th1* Hlandnrd renmrty has been tried,' and not found wanting, for forty yeirrg by ed the streets to a depth of etc* <in eminent pbyxjciun, who hn» used ft which will probably be one of man act was unconditionally 300 yards from Main street. with fcerialri rind un vinyl ok micoesx for all It is a desirable private lesiten feet. Many of the piers dlHeoses for wbicli It in recommended i t never fnllM t o benefit from the ftriii do the most rnerorable in the repealed, leaving the status dence. The place will be sold No goods sold on time, un(illicitly nod ctfecluully driving out ml and defences of the city were disease k'tius from t h e ayxtem tiironch history of the Senate. This of silver unaffected except cheap on terms to suit the ess secured by mortgage. thp medium of th e skin, Jlver ai«l kid­ swept away. Sullivan Island neys without any u ' pleniMiot or Injurious struggle is expected to begin that there will be no more purchaser. For further par­ •fleets. Jl Is not Ihe result ©( lltnofJiure or superstition, hut It Is founded ifpon was entirely washed away, it Recollect that I wil] sell romutoi sense a ml n thorough knowledge with a continuous session of silver bullion bought by the ticulars apply to I. W.Thoai of modern medical science. I t effectually is claimed that a greater disnun/les ami enriches th e blood and brine*, you good goods and will not as. Hibriten, N. C., or W. B. health to the sufferer. A s a genera) tonic truction was caused by the the Senate, when the'attempt Secretary of the Treasury un Councill, Boone, N. C. It Is without ft rival, nnd In Its analysis of misrepresent my wares. Come health-giving properties It Is absolutely will be made to wear out the der the Sherman act. This bevond comparison with any remedy ever storm than from thee a r t h arid see my stock whether offered to the public. I t is a panacea for all EDUCATE YOUR GIRLS lilt reaulttng from Impure end Impover­ qaake several years ago. Par opposition, and thus force a bill is now before the Senate you buy or not. ished blood—the current of life; quickly —A T— cur-s f i r r o f u l a , H i r e r s . Keremir, Mb I n ticnlars are still coming in of vote. pi«ea«es ami KmpUOns, f'atcrrli, with the prospect of hanging Claremont Female Col­ Most Respectfully, ftiicschw^-tikira. L i v e r , I t l i i n e r anid the havoc all along the line The House is still debating i u ^ l l i i r r P l t e s n e c , F e a u i l o Wei up there for some time. noaa, N e r i u u * l r u e a s e s , etc. of the storm. Millionsof prop the proposed new rules re­ lege, C, D. TAYLOR The North Carolina mem­ erty has been destroyed and INVESTIGATE ron YOURSELF. I1K KOR r, N. c. ported from the committee bers voted against the repeal Send for our If r o c b u n k o f \ aliiahle many lives lost. It will not April 27, 93. Hriforwtattoo. tocether with a wonder­ ful array of certificate:, of remarkable 0"nsurpassed tor location, thor­ be knov\n for some time yet on rules last week, and until bill on the grounds that it cures from the simplest t o th e most vir­ oughness and cheapness. ulent disease after all known remedies the full result. they have been adopted no was unconditional, and 110 Christian, but not sectarian. had failed. These certificates testify w ith no uncertain sound, t h a t Botanic'Hlood Balm Is the bes.,cheapest, quickest, grvstPremature baldness may be pre bills can be introduced, ex­ saving clause for silver was Faculty able and painstaking. est and most powerful Blood Purifier ever known to th e world. For Malaria, Liver Trou­ veil tod and the hair made to cept by unanimous consent, incorporated in the. bill. J Special advantages in Music. I 'RICE—FL.00 per bottle ; $6.00 for 6 bottles. ble, or Indigestion, use grow on heads already bold, by and that is seldom given. ASend for Catalogue. For safe by druggists; If r o t , send to us. In the Senate the same (ion Address BLOOD BALM CO , Atlanta, Qa. the use of Hall's Vegetable Sicil­ mong the most important ADDRESS BROWN'S IRON BITTB&B ditions exist, and many of ian Hair Renewer. amendments which the House the members will not vote for' REV . J.. L MURPHY , President. ATTENTION, BUYERS.'! LOOKOUT! Asheville Female College. �SUBSCRIPTION KATE S teacher's certificates. The ex­ TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT amination will be written and will begin at 9 a. 111. 1 ~opy1 year $1.00 —Mrs. Frank Wike, who in " G months....; 50 " 3 months.. 35 her protracted illness has suf ADVERTISING RATES. fered so much, is still grow­ 1 inch 1 week $ .75 ing worse and cannot recov­ 1 1 month..., ... 1.75 er. M' s. Wike is in a pitia­ 1 3 3.00 b l e c o n d i t i o n a n d h a s t h e 6 1 5.00 1 1 year. 7.00 sympathy of all. 1 column 1 week 9.00 —There are a good many 1 1 month 13.50 of the citizens who now favor 1 3 " 25.00 1 5 " 37.50 the route by Joshua VVuik1 1 year 50 00 lers, and then down the Riv­ er to J. W. Farthing's line Entered at the Poatofficeat intersecting the survey at Boone, N. C M as second-class that point, for the turn-pike. mail matter. This would be an excellent route. L allowed to teach? Speakers: L. G. Maxwell, G. W. Greer, and H. C. Miller. 3. Should teachers take an Educational Journal? Speak ers: W. Y. Perry, J. W. Da­ vis, L. C. Wilson and M. H. Norris. 4. Question box. 5. Debate. Subject: Resolv­ ed that N. C. Should have e. compulsoi y school law. Cham pions: L. G. Maxwell and W. M. Franeurn. W. M. C RANCUM, ( \ ) Supt. Sept, 5, 1893. 00 00 o o 00 0000 00 BRYAN'S COLUMN. THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE IN ST I TUTE, FOR YOUNG WOMEN. ASHEVlLLE, A. fc; —0— ' Second session begins September /•'/, IS!)A. The institution is located in the must beautiful suburb of An lie-* Ville, N. C. The spacious building, recently completed for its use at a cost of $ GO,000 te furnished With pure water trow 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 fttc carefully guarded. Hesides the ample space given to outdoor exercise, a well* equipped gymnasium will be fitted up within doors, No expense has been spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangeiiieiits perfect. Each pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as a part of her practical training for lite, and whilst aiming at thorough ftW^in every department, the management will strive to provide for those committed to their pare the advantages, not merely of a christian! school, but a christian home. No pupil will be admitted who is not in reasonable health, or who cannot furnish Credentials as to int ral character. .From Blowing Rock. This P. M. at about 6 o'­ clock, I stepped to the piazza Four SeparateCourses of Study are offered tot-he Student: of the Brady cottage, and —The anther of A Mother's looking north east, to see the 1 THE NORMAL COURSE, for the thorough Gaining —Mr. W. L. Bryan sa vv Love, in this issue shold not of teachers under instructors from the f>e*t Normal Schools. prospect for immediate rain, 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE, including frost on last Monday mor­ waste his talents, and sweet­ I espied Miss Lizzie Reed en ancient and modern languages, science, music,drawin'getc. ning. ness, 011 the desert air, but tering the yard with a bnek3. COMMERCIAL COURSE, including stenography, type­ —Robert Munday contin­ should proceed . oncetogiv< ,etof milk. I called out ro writing, bookkeeping, etc. . . . at - . ues very low and is not ex­ tie pup ic the benefit °f l'i M | her, sh> stopped and return 4. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a) Scien­ tific cooking, the study of the production and manufacture wonderful gift, The a.wie' ed t h e s a l u t e j th(>n ine article/ pected to live. cf food, etc, (b) Sewing-HMrrbracirfg the cutting arid fitting nest, pi week, is the Quest prftduea n d a eked her hoiv —J. F. Hardin, who has so of garments, millinery, etc.* tion we have ever read. she liked Chicago, and the Ions been confined with fever The teachers at the head of f his depart•ihcrtjj fire from the famous1 —Drs. L. C. Reeves and great World's Fair? She re­ is slowly recovering. Pratt School, Hrooklyn, N. Y., and the others from flic best, insti­ tutions in the country, chosen with j'efereift'e ft) christian character •-•Mr. Stephen Brown, of J. 0. Phillips have been ap­ filled, "very much," and experience and abilt v as teachers. pointed as members of the "that she would like to go A thoroughly organized Preparatory department has been fur­ Johnson county. Tenn., was E x a m n i n g B o a r d , i n t h e back there." 1 then inquired nished for all such as are not prepared*tor the higher classes. in town Monday. The school year is divided into two terms; cost to pupil $50 per place of Drs. Glenn and Bing­ if she had found a "fellow" term, or $100 per year, which barely covers the'expense of board; —Mr. B. J. Council! who ham. who have been removed there, that she would like to the school being practically free, having been provided' for by a' few has been at Linville for Nome on occount of their political see again? She replied that friends to female education. For further particulars apptv to time is at home 011 a visit. proclivities. The democrat­ there were two here , and that REV. THOMAS LA VV RENTE, A RHEVILLET, N. 0. —Mr. J. F. Spainhoui has ic ax continues steadily in its one was Dan. Dougherty and Til1R is NO HUM gone to Linville, on a busi­ work beheading republican the other was a new-comer, HUG TO DTI AW ness trip. office-holders. whose name 1 will not men­ TRADE! — Will VV/Hols.'la\\ ha just —We witnessed the baptism tion. She said that Dan. D. had been to see her thisevenreceived a large lot of Farm­ of J. Crit Horton and wife ing. I then inquired if she was er's Friend plow points and and Mrs. Vanrmy, who were wiling to marry him? She re other fixtures; immersed 111 the rolling wa­ plied, that he tiad been eom- I MEAN BUSINESS. injng to see her for about two —Rev. Mr. Cherry P. C. de­ ters of the New River on last .years and had not said any­ livered a most excellent ser­ Sunday at Three Forks by thing about marriage. 1 1 rom now until the first day mon in the Methodist church Rev. Mr. Sherwood. A very said why don'tyou makehirn large attendance was pres­ say something? She replied, of Apiil I will sell my stork o on last Sunday. ent After the baptism we had "1 can't afford to do that." —Mrs. Dr. Co unci II j* visi­ an able sermon from Rev. I said would you have him, ting her daughter at Elk Sherwood. if I made him ask you? She replied, " I don't suppose, 1 Park,. She was accompanied —AND— by Mrs. Hamilton of Hickor f. —The people a bout town say would bite him if he did." 1 that J. F. Spainhour. engi­ answered that he was afrn d, —Miss Maggie Coffey, who neer and supervisor in gra­ or too diffident to ask, but that I would make him doit. lias been spending some time ding the streets of Boone, has May be he is afaid that you At 1 0 per cent above visiting friends in Johnson signally failed to make wa­ would bite him hard. She county, Tenn , has returned ter run up hill. The floods is deeply in love with him, home. eatre, tin* creek raised and the and all that he has to do, to [B. B. DOUGHERTY. PRINCIPAL ] —The Lord in; heaven pity street was tilled with water to get her, is to ask her hand in X. X. [MISS M A R Y M O O R E , M u s i c . . ] the man who will send a n a considerable depth. Mr. J marriage. If you don't think I mean it Located in one of the most moral and healthful com­ aged father to the Co. pooi C. Councill thinks it could be Aug. 27th 1893. come and look through my munities in N. C. Eight well arranged buildings. The board­ house, when he is surrround- converted into a carp pond ed with plenty. ing facilities are the best. The cheapest gOo'd school in and the street utilized in that our country. Opens August 14, '93. For other informa­ —The best stoek of clothing, way, as it can hardly betray tion address the Principal, or Mr. F. P. Moore, Globe. N.C. the best stock of shoes, in fact el led by wagons, ft is fur­ It wont cost you one cent if the best stock of goods at the ther stated that Dougherty you dont purchase. best bargains in the country, is undertook to run the water I have a large stock and now to be found at Bryan's. uphill iu his ir ill race and want to get rid of it before —You can get pictures ta­ succeeded. Til is is the differ­ spring. ken at any time. I will take ence in engineering. Shrewd buyers art: always after good bargains, and trade in payment for same. this lends that class of our citiferns to inspect my display —Miss Grimes, who h a s of NEW GOODS. MRS. WILL W. HOLSCLAW, been visiting Miss A n n i e CALL AND LOOftf Artist. Parks for the past few weeks, I receive new goods every tfee'R which I nm selling at bargains that will save you money. Just received a lot of —Mrs. Nathan Horton has has returned to her home at ladies' low-cut shoes or slippers in black and tan colors. A beaten the record so far this Thornasville. She leaves a I would call your attention beautiiul line i/f wide ribbons and flowers for hat trim­ season in Watauga in the host of friends behind her and Clifford, Eloclcman ming. A beatftiful line of all kinds of notiOno very cheap. weight of a uomato. It one seriously fractured, if not A Boston Boy's Eyesight to the big cut in prices in my Come t > see me when in need of goods, f will sell yon very Saved—Perhaps His Life/ weighed one pound and ten entirely broken heart.' A cer­ other lir.es. low. I have just received u large lot of Mason's Fruit jars tain young gentleman of out By Hood's SarsapiirUltt—Blood Poi­ ounces. ( .that 1 will sell cheap. I want a lot Of young chickens, egg® soned by Canker. —J. 0. Rice, and J. S. town, since herdeparturelias etc., for which I will pay good prices: also roots and herbs. Read the following from a grateful Crump, of Morristown, Tenn. a far-away look in his eyes. " My little boy had Scarlet fever whenmother: 4 years Give ine your tr *de and I will do you right every time. were at the Bryan House In the first gush of early love old, and It left him very weak and with blood poieoard vritb rnnUrr. His eyes becamo OSt*j\()71LK\ 1 have jost completed a black smith shop 1 Sunday night,and Monday, how sad it is, to have the so Inflamed that his sufferings wero Intense, and and have secured the services of a firsLclass workman in on business for the Lookout beautiful, angelic creature, for seven weeks lie both wood and iron, and I ask yotr t o brfnj^rtfeyour work, plume its wings and fly to an Could Not Open His Eyes. Bank. I took him twice during that time to the Eye or 1 will have you a new wagon built oh short notice. Giv? other clime, leaving her love­ and Ear Infirmary on Charles street, but their —Mr. D. P. Mast,of Winston, me a call when in need of work, and I will give you' low pri­ sick swain naught, but the remedies failed to do him the faintest shadow of good. I commenced giving him Hood's is visiting in Watauga. This ces.' remembrance of bright eyes, Sarsaparllla and it soon cured him. I have never doubted that It .nved hi. (tight, even most excellent gentleman is Yours Anxious to Please. if n«t hi. rerjr life. raven ringlets, dainty laces timonial In any way youYou may use this tes­ choose. I am always always warmly greeted in and blue ribbons. Ah!G e, ready to sound the praise of WILL W. HOLSCLAW. Watauga, by a host of friends Hood's Sarsaparilla you will see it in your visions o and relatives. because of the wonderful good It did my son." for many days to come. ABBIE F. BLACKMAN, 2888 Washington 8t, Boston, Mass. Get HOOD'S. —Rev. J. D. Miller, Episco­ The wonderful cures of thou­ ..' X. pal, will preach in St. Luke's sands of people—they tell t h e HOOD'8 PlLLS are hand made, and are par* feet in composition, proportion afld appearance. SO, EVERY-ONE should save all they can and YOU church in Boone at 11 a. m. story of the meritof Hood's 8arshould begin bv buying your NOTICE. next Sunday, and at Valle saparilla. Hood's Cures. I will on the 11th day of Crucis at 4 p. m. the same Teacher's Institute. Sept. 1893, in Boone N. C., And not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for $50 6t $G0' day. I will sell yon as good for $25. Machine needles thai .will fit any/ The next Teacher's Insti­ between the hours of 10a. m. machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent otit by mail. I have a good stock —The Methodist people tute will be held at New River and 2 p. m. sell for cash at of fishing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to ->L Joint rods 15 cts to $1.50 public sale, two casks of corn have had a protracted meet­ Academy, Sept. 23, 1893. Trout flies GO cts per dozen. Limerick books, R) to 25 cts per whiskey seized by the gov­ ing going on at Henson's PROGRAMME. dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and seins of any length ernment for internal revenue Chapel, for a number of complete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent, by mailT 1. Should the Word Meth­ taxes due on the same. Said Do not fait to write lor mices. Respectfully, days, resulting in thirty ad­ o d h e t a u g h t 1 1 1 P u b l i c whiskey now stored at W. L. ditions to the church and Schools? Speakers: Lr. H.Mi­ Bryan*, Boone, N. C. At said RESPECTFULLY, sale the same will be sold to some forty conversions. c h a e l , L . G . M a x w e l l , a n d the highest bidder at or aMay 21, 91. KNOX VILLA, JENS. —VV. M. Franeurn Co. Supt. J. P. Bobbins. bove the tatesdueon same. r Relieve* *11 «oren-«of tho ud will be in Boone Sept. 14th cure< GONORRHOEA sndCLEj'T In « E>< rt»v*. No 2. Should teachers who do II. L. COUNCILL. U. S. In. Rev. othef treatment necemry. Ne»., ^.< .tricttnror lesre# »ny Injurious sfter effect. Vriie. fx. sold e x a m i n e a p p l i c a n t s f o r not attend the Institute b«i Dep. Cok 5th Dist, N. C K *J£, &Q. CO OQ. CO by druggists. OCAL NEWS. SAY I CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST! GLOBE ACADEMY. STOCK THESE ARE HARD TMES SEWINGMAGI INKS OK MFJ W. L. BRYAN, S. P. ANGEL, KINCHN C4t ,| BIPOD BALM rO i.,l»r»'if Mgnta. 6|. � 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_0907_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: September 7, 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 1893-09-07 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/e7ed1abac5c984b6e51e135c0108a526.pdf f505fa3591017578246b0ec348147044 PDF Text Text T VOL 5 PROFESSIONAL. liOONE, WATAUGA The Chang-c Time is Bringing. COUNTY, N. C., THUltSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1893 "SO NO. 51, The Currency Matters. porta tions ha Ve worked won Historic Sport Shots. Where the Money Is. () bserver-Chron iclt. ders. Silver, iron Steel, etc., Elizabeth City Falcon, Charlotte Observer. The present age sees the ha ve fallen greatly In price They seem t o begetting W. B. C0UNC1LL, Jit. The record of the present People a r e clamoring for play of the great forces that owing to our increased met­ somewhat stirred up a t Wash season in sporting a t Nag's the issue of more money. We ATTORNEY AT LA A\ are silently altering the for­ allurgical wisdom. ingtun concerning currency Head and its unprecedented have a b o u t 4 0 p e r cent; Boone, N. tunes of individuals and na­ Labor-saving machinery has matters, and a r e considering success recalls the authentic more money than England, tions throughout the civil­ kept its promise, or more plans t h a t ought t o have legends of shots and shoot­ more than any other country VV. B. COUNCILL, M. D. ized globe. The invention • than kept it. It has raised been adopted immediately on ing festivals in tlis Alber- except France and the o u t p u t Boone, N. C. of science, stimulated by in wages and at the same time t h e meeting of Congress, a rn a rle sect i on, which a re pre­ is increasing all the t i m e. Resident Physician. Office creased facilities for educa­ so cheapened manufactures month ago. We have lately served in living memory o r Where Is it'/ Tlie Observer on King Street north of Post tion and try the large rewards that a profit is made on sales referred t o the proposition t o handed down by reliable tra­ h a s recived from a friend in Office. of modern manufacturing in­ at a fraction of the prices of substitute silver certificates d i t i o n . T h e f i r s t g u n t h a t Iredell a letter Under d a t e of d u s t r y h a v e v i t a l i z e d t h e twenty years ago. The fall for small bank notes, etc.; was ever fired in America a t the 31st of August which sus 1)U. L. C. REEVES. long dormant factor of geo­ of price has been still further a n d also t o the proposition biros b} a white man of tne tains our theory a b o u t where PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON graphical discovery. Colum­ forced by the opening up of t o have S t a t e banks of issue Anglo Saxon race was fired i t is, a n d although the letter Office at Residence. bus, in disclosing the popula­ new sources of agricultural with circulation furnished by on Roanoke Island in 1 5 8 4 is private we take t h e liberty Boone, N. 0. tions of Europe's vast conti­ production. The cotton fam­ the general government. by one of the first discover­ of using a p a r t of it, a s fol­ nents rich in soil and miner­ ine during our civil warcuusT h e Baltimore vu/i in addi­ e d . The gun was an arrjue- lows! L. D. LOWE, als struck the first blow at ed Egypt to give Increased tion s a y s t h a t the first finan­ buse, a gun with a wheel fire­ "You a r e Entirely correct the old order of things. The attention to the growth of cial legislation t o pass the lock, tlio most improved fire­ (in your issue of this d a l e ) Attorney at Law political, social and econom­ our staple, and its growth House will probably be Mr. a r m a t t h a t period. I t was referring t o the Treasury De­ -ANDic condition of Europe has has been since extended in In Carlisle's proposed measure slow but sure. The first gun partment and bank paying been profoundly modified by dia and elsewhere. Wi no Ion t o coin some of thesilver bull ner s h o t into a flock of sea­ gold. I t is simply t h a t aNOTAItY PUBLIC, the results of human effort ger have a monopoly of cot­ ion bought under the Sher­ gulls, which he took for white mount withdrawn from circu­ BANNER'S ELK. N. 0. in a new world, free from tia- ton, and our excessive pro­ man a c t . There is enough of crows, and killed twenty a t a lation, I could name in this J . ¥ M O R P I i K W , ditions, burdens and necessi­ duction has been followed by t h a t silver not represented shot, and he considered the vicinity* a c o r e s of persons ties of nations having long a n a l m o s t r u i n o u s f a l l o f by notes t o coin $50,000,000. s h o t of importance enough t o (whom you know) who a r e A l l ORNEY A1 LAW, histories. But cause and ef­ price. The building of rail And i t is proposed t o coin wr'to home t o England a b o u t now every d a y converting MARION, N. 0 fect moved slowly for thrci roads in India, South Africa, t h a t a t once, and thereby in­ it. Tha t is historical. silver currency a n d e v e n hundred years after the dis­ Australia, Canada and Rus­ crease the resources of the The next is reliable tradi­ property into gold, some of -(option. In the winter of 1815? whom refused t o pay debts, Will practice in the courts o- covery of this continent. Tlx sia has added to the number t reasury by t h a t a m o u n t . All of the silver purchased J o s h u a ureeey, our beloved loans or interest. I a m quite Wntauga, Anhi?, Mitchell, McDow­ wealth gained in Central and of our competitors. Our po­ ell a»<l all other counties in the South America early enabled sition is altered. The soil of under the Bland bill lias al­ parent, during a severefreeze sure t h a t there is more money western Jintric-t »**r Special atten Spain to play for a time a these countries compete with ready been coined and the over of Albermarle Hound, in Iredell county to-day t h a n tion given to the collection of larger part in European af­ ours in the production of government has made about killed and bagged 1 2 5 wild there lias b e e n in twenty clniiiiH.'S* fairs, but not till about 1792 grain, meat, wool and cot­ $80,000,000 in t h a t transac­ <1 u< ks a t one shot, by cutting years and in less circulation. Dr. J..O Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. can the Americans be said to ton. Russia petroleum and tion. By its dealings under a long opening in the sound I wish confidence was restor­ Zionrille, N- C. Trade, Tenn. have begun to unsettle Euro­ Australia silver force down the Bhermqn law, it h a s ap­ between Drum moral's Point ed. If tlie crop surplus is pean politics, or otherwise in the prices of American petro­ parently also gained a b o u t a n d Butt's Grave. The ducks paid for in gold the stungenfhience greatly the life and leum and silver. In view of $50,000,000, a n d the govern crowded into the hole for wa cy will increase." condition of the prop's of Eu these facts it is cle.ir that on­ meat is now driven t o the ne­ tor. And this is what h a s be­ In the Fall of the same year come of the money. In the ( V i l i s a i t e n ( l e d a t & 1 1 rope. The United States with ly by prudence in production cessity of using tlie profit. In ins disturbing example of free and a just relief from tariff deed were it n o t for t h a t p a r t 1 8 1 5 , there was a wager of a cities it is hi the hanks and hours.'^ government, rich natural re­ taxation can our farming in­ of o u r currency which is bas­ barbaeue, between some citi­ safety deposit vaults a n d in June 1, '93. sources and bounding pros­ terest maintain its former ed on silver, where would the zens of Edenton and the far t h e country it: is hid in stocks E. F. LOVILL. I. C. FLETCHER. perity. were, at that time, prosperity. In proprtion as country now be? mens of the county of Chow i ngs ,;k i tchen clock s a nd s t r a W like other American countries Africa is nearer to Western B u t without going into the a n for a competitive squirrel mattresses. I t is of all kinds, LOVILL & FLETGHER, far from Europe. The breadth Europe than are America, silver question, it is appa­ hunt, the little rodents being b u t in all ages t h e money for nnd danger of the Atlantic Asia or Australia, competi­ rent t h a t the government very numerous and destruc hoarding has been gold when A 7*7 OllNLYS A T LA W, discouraged emigration, arid tion will, it is to be feared, needs t o turn quickly one way tive t o crops. The hunting ever any suspicion h a s been BOONE, N. C. Europe, in view of its means b e c o m e i n t e n s e r w h e n t h e o r another tD save itself from p a r t y consisted of ten men, cast upon the currency, a n d 1&TSpecial attention given of transportation, needed a fresh soils of Central Africa serious embarrassment, One five on each side, five citizens a s o u r f r i e n d w r i t e # , i f t h e to the collet ion ofclaims"*x& new discovery of this conti­ and Madagascar begin to thing is quite certain, n o new a n d five countrymen. Dr. crop surplus is paid for in bonds will be issued. nent . J a m e s Norcom, of Edenton, gold the stringency will in­ L. L. GREENE, & CO., This came with the devel­ pour their products upon the world's market. The future was captain of the Edentoni- crease—that is, he of coarse' A Mother's Argument. opment of the modern fast promises a sustained strug­ REAL ESTATE AG'TS. "The most-to-be-regretted nns, and J o s h u a S. Creecy means t o say, unless confi­ oeenn steamers, the railroad, gle for which we ought to pre act of my life," says alieuten was captain of the county par dence is in the mean time re­ HOONE, N. C. the telegraph and the subma pare. ant commander in the navy, t y . Each hunter was allowed stored. Will give special attention nne cable. All the continents "was a letter which I wrote two g u n s and a n a t t e n d a n t , Observer-Chronicle; Anent to abstracts of title, the sale were in effect through these Whj Varied With Head tithe Wefct. home to my tnother when a- the a t t e n d a n t t o load a n d of Real Estate in W. N. C. inventions made close neigh­ Globe Democrat. the deficiency in the govern­ bout seventeen years of age. look o u t , who carried a noThose heving farms, timber bors and a new age, with its All Christian nations, I be- She always addressed her let­ Gc« whistle. The squirrels ment revenues weobservethe and mineral lands for sale, suggestion that economy in will do well to call on said Co. own forces, began to exhibit ieve, bury their dead with ters to me as "My dear boy.' w e r e t o b e s c a l p e d a n d t h e appropriations will net suf­ its revolutionary tendencies the head to the west. There I felt at that time 1 was a scalps pioduced a s proofs. at Boone. in every line of action. Com­ is a "why" for this, just as man or very near it, a n d Captain Creecj* hunted in the fice to meet the difficulty; but L. L. GREES & CO. petition now does its work there is for every known cus­ wrote saying that her con­ Drummond's Point woods, that one of ^he threealternaMarch 16, 1893. with rapidity, whereas fifty tom. As far as I have been stant addressing in e n s a below Summerset and Green­ tives must be adopted. The NOTICE. years ago weeks and montlis able to ascertain after on ex­ "bo>" made trie feel displeas­ field, and a t night he h a d fi i*81 of these sugges ted, nnd Hotel Property for Sa le. were required to consummate haustive search of all the lea­ ed. killed 1 18 squirrels, of which it is so far the uppermost thought in some quarters On account of failing health commercial transactions. Re ding authorities, our present " I received a letter fuH of he had bagged the scalps. of myself aud wife, I offer for sale gions of the world enjoying customs in the burial modes reproaches a n d tears. A- Captain Noruum killed 1 0 1 that it is made t o do duty as my hotel property in the town of a general panacea for each Boone, North Carolina, and will certain advantages havehad originated in primitive times inong other things she said: sqirrels, of which he had the 4ell low for cash and make terms these advantages sweptfrom when the people believed in "You might grow t o be a s big s c a l p s . H e h u n t e d i n t h e government ill that rises to o suit the buyer, and will take them. The agriculture of Wes corporal resurrection.' They a s (L)Iiath, a s s t r o n g a s Sam­ " F o u r and Twenty Necks." the surface, is a new issue of real or personal property in ex­ tern Europe, for example, has had an idea that inasmuch son, a n d a s wise a sSolomon; between Bluff Point and Ban gold bonds. The second is an changee Apply soon. W. L. BRYAN. been trade unprofitable by as the star that heralded you might become iilier of a d y point. The killing of their income tax or some other the competition of American Ohrist'scorning first appear­ nation, o r emperoHflJjMny associates ranged under a new tax, and the third is an Notice. increase in the rate of taxa­ grain and meat grown upon ed in theeast, '.Judgment day' nations, and the world might hundred each. tion. For sale. 900 acres of land, a virgin soil. The cheapen­ would be ushered in with the The next s h o t within living revere you and fear you, b u t on Rich Mountain, Watauga ing of transportation by rail L o r d ' s a p p e a r a n c e i n t h e t o y o u r devoted mother you memory was on Roanoke Is­ Charlotte Observer: People County, on which is asbestos, lias set up a competition be­ same direction and that when would appear in memory, in land in 1823, on Barn's P o i n t who voted for Mr. Cleveland and fine land for sheep ranch. Sales private. L D. Lowe & tween the agriculturalists of rising they would be facing y o u r innocent, unpretentious where I—myself—I, killed 28 in t h e face of his Cooper Un­ J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of the Western a 11 d Eastern Ilim whose mission will be unselfconcei ted, unpampered seagulls. ion letter t o Ellery E . Ander­ Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. States of the Union, almost that of sounding the doom of babyhood. In those days, T h e next sport was last win son, and of his all the time Banner Elk, Nov. 15. '90 . t o the ruin of the latter. By all earthly things. when I washed and dressed ter, in February, when t h e record on t h e currency ques­ cheapening the implements of and kissed and worshipped club men a t Palmer Island tion, a n d who a r e now op­ It Never l ' a jn. posed t o the free coinage NO 1 ICE. agriculture, science has fur­ [( never pays to run in debt you, yon were my idol. Novv- Club killed 800 ducks in one silver a t a r a t i o of 1 6 t o 1 Parties putting papers in ther increased its product, a d a v s you a r e becoming p a r t week's shooting. well it would n o t be civil t .> my hand for execution will but a t the same time reduced for luxuries. To cherish a fault-finding of a gross world, by contact please advanee the fees with Landmark: The platform spy t h a t tiiese people o u g h t the papers and they will re- its price. Wheat, corn and spirit. with it, and I cannot bow is rational in each of its inde­ t o have their ^eails bored, To starve the soul to feed down t o you and worship but they should d o some­ cei ve prom pt attention, other cotton now sell at prices that pendent clauses and harmo­ thing for quickening of their the body. wise they will be returned were a few years ago thought you. But if there is manhood nious a s a whole. We a r e n o t understanding. Those who not executed for the want of impossible. The same may To marry for money or so­ and maternal love transmit­ of those who believe t h a t i t feel t h a t free silver is the on­ cial position. fees. F). F. B AIRD SHFF. be said of manufacturers. Our To do wrong with the hope ted t o you, you will under­ c a n n o t be executed in its en­ ly thing t h a t will keep t h e t a r i ff keeps many articles that good may come. s t a n d t h a t the highest com­ tirety. I t can a n d we have countiy from going t o the BROWN'S IRON BITTERS much higher than they are To rob the stomach U> put pliment t h a t mother love no d o u b t it will. devil should never have voted for Mr. Cleveland a t allj cures Dyspepsia, In­ a b r o a d , but eyen here, im­ fine clotheson the back —Ex. can pay yon is t o call you Many Per*ons are broken for he has all the while given my dear boy." doxra from overwork or household cares. d i g e s t i o n & D e b i l i t y . proved machinery, better pro do da i pays for the B r o w n ' s I r o n B i t t e r n Rebuilds the eppses and cheapened t r a n s ' f) OH -» \'o r systcno, aids digestion, removes excess of bile, i t t o be understood t h a t is V \ v V.m.. « > ..ittrwT arvd eu'.'« . •s.Ur\ ito. genuine. nut his ide t - a b o u t it Baltimore Sun. Butler & Blackburn, Physicians & Surgeons. �"" fc: | THE NORMALAND COLLEGIATE JNSTT MA. TUTE, FOR YOUNG WOMEN. From Zionrillc, N. C. O O O C O O G;© has with him a Scottish bagT O T HE W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT pjpe, t h e mellow strains of Editor Democrat: Is which may be heard almost I wish t o write a n article I copy1 year.... |1.00 any night a t the Coffey hotel. for y o u r paper on the public ASUKVIUJi, A'.. " 0 month* 50 " 3 months 35 —\V. B. d o d g e r s had his school system of North Car­ . tieroiid session begins.S % plehtfief' IS, tSi'S. mij] nearly repaired from the olina when ( ompared t o the A DVEIiTIHlNG K AT E8. Pile institution is iyedtej in the most beaiitifiil suburb of Ashe i inch 1 week $ .75 damages it sustained by the system in other states. In. ville, X. C. The spacious building, recently completed for its use " 1 month 1 . 7 5 late high water (or so he California the people believe w! «i cost of $(1(),000 is furnished with ptire wider from springe on " 3 " 3.00 could d o some grinding on in public schools. A sutth'ient lire premises, is lighted with gas, hen ted by hot water and provided " 0 5.00 a m o u n t of money-is appro­ with hot and cold baths. " 1 year 7.00 last Saturday) but the rain column 1 week 0.00 Saturday night caused the priated by ilie S t a t e t o have '1 he Ileal'.h and habits of th^ pilpils arc carefully guarded. Km " 1 month......" 13.50 waters t o again raise so high graded schools lasting nine "ides 1 he ample space given 1 o outdoor exercise, a well equipped gymnasium will ffe fitted up within doors, No expense has been " 3 " 23.00 o r ten months in the year. A " 0 " 37.50 t h a t h i s w h o l e t w o w e e k ' s spared to make t he sewerage and sanitary artdk'geinehts perfect. bach pupil will have her share in I he domestic work, as a part of " 1 year.; 50 00 work was entirely swept a- poll t a x is four dollars. Half "er practical training tor life, and whilstaiming at thoroughness in, way. l i e will commence re­ goes t o the public a c h o o 1 every depart menthe mauagifiuent will strive to provide for those ftind and half t o the public Entered a t t h e Postoffleeat build ing a t once. |' oninritted to tliei'r care t he advantages, not merely of a christiaif roads. What North. Caroli­ Boone. N. C. ( a s second-clfiss —The cotlnty Superiutend! school, hut a christian home. No pupil will be admitted who is na needs irore now perhaps fxia.il matter; apt in reasonable health, or who cannot furnish credentials as to a n t , W. M. Francnrn, furnish hi oral character*. t'ian anything else is godd Ks Us the following! The Bd. LOCAL NEWR tuni v M&wi m te( onrses ofSi udv are offered toil)* Student roads and good p U b 1 i c of Education a t the Septem­ schools. 1 J I I F NORM A L U(HJUSE, for the thorough.,training Iff teachers under instructors from the best Norma) ncn.dols. —Fat cattle a r e now in de ber meeting, approximated Oiir slave-holding citizens SAY! the school fund t o be$4,053.2. SI. All NARY 01! COLLEGIATE COURSE, including in a nd a t fair prices. before the war, a s a rule, were ancient and modern languages, science, music,drawingeic. 35. The approximate num­ —Mrs. Colvard is indispos­ ber of children is 4,473. This not iri favor of public schools L COMMEKOI ALUGl RSE. includingstenography, type­ and our legislators are n o t ed but we hope she will soon writing. bookkeeping, etc. * gives 9 0 ets. per capita, with in favor of them now. Think 4 . D E P A R T M E N T O F DOMESTIC S C I E N C E , ( » ) Scienbe better. a small unapportioned bal­ ! ific moking, the study of the production and m a n u f a c t u r e — W. B. Uouncill and N. N. ance. I think the teachers of from one t o two hundred tf lood, etc, (b) Sewing—-embracing (lie cutlltig a n d f i t t i n g dollars being appropriated Colvard have been dealing will be safe in teaching o u t Of garments, millinery, etc. . by the HtUte to every student somewhat in real estate. 9 0 cts. per capita. The mon The leacliersat thef Head of this department .'ire from the famous a t the S t a t e University and * ia i School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the 1/efU inftti—Attorney E. S. Coffey left ey will n o t be apportioned less t h a n one dollar t o each Uti'dns in the country. dhdSen wifji reference t © christiancharacter for Sutherland Tuesday on until J a n u a r y . experience and a billy as leathers. pupil in the punlic schools: legal business. A thoroughly organized Preparatory departinhiil has been fur­ —What opinion have you Our whole public school sys nished for all HU'dr as are liof prepared for the higher classes. —J. II. Cook w i l l more )f a young man who drinks tern reminds me of a man with I he school year is divided Into two terms; cost to pupil $50 per this week t o the R. V. Taylor liquor. steals, carries a pistol a silk h a t on hts head gbing term, or $100 per year, which barely"covers t he "xpense of board; i he school being practically tree, having been provided tor bv a few place, now owned by N. N. and causes his old parents bare-foot. If t h e tuition and friends t o female e< i uea f ion. t or further pa i f icuhtrs rippl v to to weep over him and pay board could be furnished by Col card. REV THOMAS LA WRENCE,- ASHEVIELE, N. C. o u t their last, dollar of hard the Industrial and Normal —Dr. M. I . Morphew, o \ is Marion, h a s joined hisfamily earned money t o keep him School ami by the Btate Uni­ here, and will spend a few! out of jail?' Is it probable versity, how many can enter IISIilEriF • ~ Yi> t h a t such men will ever n- those schools? Not one in a da ; >s with us. mount t o much? J u s t a s thousand, Those schools are —Notwithstanding t h o well let such boys g o t o the -Opractically for tire rich, while great amount of rain for the penitentiary and get rid of teghlfc '' f':'- v '' r S& ? fy, "v "4>;l Kt" •3 * . ihe masses a r e neglected. past week, Capt. Coffey I UIH them. VV> a r e sorry for such U> Whenever a politician begins made a big s t a r t o n t h « 1 to boast of our public school j yoilng theii, they ought, t o Boone eft Blowing Rock ttirnAct (liferent and make men of system, he should be hissed ]iike. t hemselvf s. from the rostrum. Our pro- 1 roni now until the first d a \ —The w hiskey sold on Mon -On last Fr-idav the little Fessors talk long and loud be of April I will sell invstock . d a y by D y u t y OollW-tor • ( .t l i l ( , , ) f M r . j o h n h , , , ^ fore our p ople a b o u t fniblic R. L. Coum-ill, unly b.-o« K h( j l v h o , i v ( . s „ , schools, and lobby our Leg-i 9 1 cents per gai'on, o r only c u t a s m a l l p l a c e <m i t s islature for nrure money for! -AND fare cent more than the tax gum. T h e slight, woundi cans the University and o t h e r (1 ue ed no uneasiness a t firs*, but ^tat.e scirools. Are those men ; ^Airs; Kestler, of States- 1 a s if continued to-bleed Ireely in favco' of the masses being vill'e, who bus been with Mrs. j from hour t o hour the pa­ ediicated ? [ doifbt it. At 1 0 per cent above How long will the people of J a m e s Winkler for a niunbei rents mid friends be -a me ao f iifCfnf bft, has been very ill lanned. Every firing ptrssi North Carolina be mocked by for. s o me t'.nrn, and iioesti t Ide was done t<i stench the our legislators? Take the list [B. B. DOUGHERTY, PRINCIPAL ] improve. i flow of blood, but t o no avail of appropriations made by [MISS MARY MOORE, Music..] —We a r e having much rail ( | On Sunday morning the lit­ our last Legislature,niidyou Located in one of the most moral afid healthful com? If you d o n ' t think I mean it and we fear t h a t the corn tle one breathed its last. The will sec where our in o n e y come a n d look through my muni ties in N. 0 . iVight wellarranged buildings. The board-' crop, which was so badlv child came near bleeding t o goes. You will see why our ing facilities a r e the best. The cheapest good school in blown in the late s t o r m , will death some time a g o from a taxes a r e high and o u r pub­ our country.. Opens August 14, '93. F o r other informa­ be seriously damaged. Buck­ slight c u t on one of its. fin- lic schools last from 0 weeks tion adoress the Principal, o r Mr. F. P . Moore, Globe. N.C. t o three months in the year. wheat crops a r e badly dam­ gers. I t wont cost you one cent iF aged,; —On l a s t Friday morning I am n o t writing this from a you d o n t purchase. political standpoint but from —p. B.. pivughcrty desires Mr. J . F . Spaiuhofi", deter­ a citizen's standpoint; re­ I have a large stock wild t o hoi V e au industrious man mined t h a t Dougherty should gardless of political affilia­ f ,v, • • want t o get rid of i t before nnd ? ovife to rnbve on his place not down him in overcoming tions. I ask you, fellow citi­ spring. Shrewd buyers a r e always after good bargains, and in Bpone, t o Yake charge of the natural tendencies of wa­ zens, how lor*g will you quiot this leads t h a t class of our citizens to inspect my di'snlnv H J t h e FuTm grid household. The ter, and, with a large force of ly endorse this? I a i n in fa —oof NEW GOODS. 4 can get bands, proceeded t o tbeardu proper paVties an vor of our S t a t e schools, but I receive new # goods every week which I a m gelling at. excellent chance. Would like ous task of making water run I believe i t would be better bargains t h a t will save you tfioney. J u S t received a l o t of t o hear from them a t once. up hill, s o t h a t our streets t o close them all and appro­ ladies" low-cut shoes ctr slippers iri black and fan colors. A might be benefitted thereby. beautiful line of wide ribbons and flowers for h a t trim­ — We a r e sorry t o learn t h a t A ; day Friday a n d until 1 2 priate the money t o the pub­ I Would call your attention ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions very cheap. lic schools for a, few years on Monday evening Mr. J on Saturday they labored nn than t o g o on a s we li'a v e t b t h e big cat ifi prices ifi iny Come t y see me when in need of goods. I will sell yon very 1 odd, who is in the employ , ., , r ti 1-1 t' i. ;ceasmgly, throwing up hug" been going. Y'ours in the in­ other lines. low. f have just received a large lot of Mason's Fruit, jars of Henkles Craig & (Jo., a t , , ± T in i> , i - i j • i^'ubankmeiits, using quanti- terest of public schools, t h a t I vrill sell elieap. 1 want a lot of young chickens, eggs Blow.ng Rock, was kicked in 1 n , ' C ._ E. F. JONES. ® , f ties of rock and timber t o bfcetc., for winch I will pay good prices. criSo roots and herbs, t he breast by a mule and bad i m . , , T , . ^ i - i • • •, m et h ewater. J u s ta sh e w a s I»« Ton Want A Situation! (live me vour t r M J C and I will do you right every time. ly hurt, i n s physician, howi. -, ... « T • , I beginning t o think t h a t be Attend this Business Col ever thinks the h u r t is n o t . , . , . . AG 7 I C E I I have jn^t completed a black smith shop' Business is reviving, ihnd accomplished his design, 8 e l .jou a and have secured the services of a first-class workman in I the rain again began t o pour arid i t is asked, " Where must both wood and iron, and I ask you t o bringjrneyotfr work, 1 he Boone Lodge, No. 5. in torrents, the waters rose, I get a Business Education?" For thoroughness of course, or I will ha ve y-iu a now wagon built on short notice. GivY T O. 0 . h w i l l now meet a t his embankments burst, and cheapness of cost, and high me a call when in need of work, and I will give y o u low pri­ 3'^ p. m., instead of 2 p. m. • the water continue in itsusu- honors attend the renowned ces. . a s heietofore. All members ; nl cor sc. Mr. JSpainhour is Commercial College o f Ivy. , • • Yours Anxious to /dense. a r e earnestly requested t o be' now willing t o a drm i t t h a t he j IT • University, Lexington, Kv. r °f. W. R. Smith,after spenpresent a t the next comtnuni is beaten. !E WILL W. HOLSCLAW, !— j ding the summer a t t h e cation, which will be Sept 22, Our Public Schools | World's F a i r a s S t a t e (Join-0 at 6% p. m. C. J. C OT Y RELL, Are the main-stay of our repub-l missioner and J u r o r Awards! THESE ARE IIA ED r.M l > Secretary. lie. In them are being cultivated , of Commerce, etc., has com-, X fu- ! his ISth'vear Pr es—Prof. YV\ M. FrancU m o- the minds which are to be our fu- [ merced bis I8th'vear a s Pies SO, EVERY-ONE should save all tl»ey can uid YOU ture taw-makers and leaders in j ident of this College Write t o pened school a t Deerfield on should begin b.v buying your every walk in life, How essential Prof, gnaith for circular. See ' a s t Monday. A large atten­ it is that these minds should be ad in another column. ill f i i dance is expected, a s there a r e united to strong, healthy bodies. And not of the man who runs the wagon ami sells for $50 ur $30 Ar« You Nervous* near one hundred scholars in . I will sell you as good for $25. Machine needles 1hgf will fit any. \ro yo\i all tired out, do von machine, at 25 cts ne" doz.. sent; out by I Ur. ve e good sf c the district, a n 1 some will a t i t hat it is a wonder that th< y. cvhave chat tired feeling or sick o) fishing tackle. L'eds ! c'slc "1. J „• tehd a s p a y student* The ^"grow up to be men and women. headache? You can be relieved students. Trout flies 00 school will continue perhaps Many parents cannot find words i of all these symptoms by takin dozen, sent by n rr„.,wi>„ Sarsandiflla, whlchTS'vS CD ;n i!.- i rtrong enough K> expre® .their Hood's jcomplcb six o r eight months. gratitude t o Hood 8 Sarsaparil- nerve, mental and -bodilystnnigth -1 — ^ Do vol tin la for its good effect, upon their and thoroughly purifies (he —Mr. Alexander McRay, of children. Scrofula, saltrheum and bl Dod. 11 also creates a gocn1 ?t uLinville, is now in thoemplov other diseases of the blood ere ef­ PES DEC TPl'LEI. yetite, cures indigestion, heart of Capt. Coffey in the con­ fectually and permanently cured burn and dyspepsia. struction of the Boone and by this excellent medicine, and Hood's Pills are easy to take, n. . .. the whole being is given strength r ^ TT low oig Rock turn-pike. He fo resist attacks of disease. easy in action and sure in effect, SUBSCRIPTION KATE S NIIS NO IIUM RARE:TO D R A W TRADE! I MEAN BUSINESS. EEC COST! STOCK CALL AND LOOKI W.L. 23 cents a; box. __ GLOBE ACADEMY. �— •dton wiMfc •rnwii met - flMgWiri HI IkM mi HMHirBMfcKfcw The Watauga Democrat On Lower Broadway, New OBITUARY. The Rutherford College, NOTICE. We regret very much t h a t Willie L. Pearson was horn York, land is worth from I the communication written Burke County ^ N. C., By virtue of a n execution by our local reporter from; Oct. 9 , 1872, and departed $15,000 t o $20,000 per front i s s u e d from the superior Will open its Fall Terra, £L It. Dougherty, Editon Court of Watauga county on Aug. 3, 93, under very prom it. c. RiVers, Publisher! Blowing Itoek over the nom- this life May cite 27th, 1893, foot. d e p l u m e of " X X , " w a st h r o ' jbeing t w e n t y years, s e v e n Ciold t o t h e a mo u n t o 1 the 1 4 t h day of Aug. 1 8 9 3 , ising prospects. It is ten miles in favor of thft Morriaiown f ours t o rend the; months and nineteen days of. $42,000,000 have been re­ Mill Co , and ngainst L H., .1. west of Hickory, N. 0., near Thursday Sept. 11-, J SOS. | a faiInn the noted .Connelly Springs, ! MSS published in our l a s t is-' age. lie was the son of Geo. ceived in the U. 8 . for the h o t P. and t . A. Hagaman for whose waters a r e being ship­ few weeks. the sum of $198.40. with in­ ped to Europe almost every 1 here lias been no vote sue. When the communica- W. Pearson, terest on the same from the day. Board, includinge**ery tion canle it was opened by | W i l l i e professed religion Congress is now a t work reached in the Senate on the us, and was not read but some time before his death* on the tariff reduction whife 1 s t day'of April l889nridfor expense, Is from $5. t o $ 9 . per Wilson repeal bill. Numbers cost of action. I will sell t o j month. Tuition ranges from of speeches are being made, was sent t o the office in t h a t : but never joined any church, t h e Senate is discussing the the highest bidder for cash at $1. t o $4. per month. No repeal bill. and we have read many of condition, thinking; it was 1 visited him during his sick the colirt house door in the healthier, happier and more town of Boone, N. C., on tin moral place can be. found in them on both sides of the fi­ only some local matters from ness and found him perfectly t h a t point, we t h o u g h t no resigned t o the will of God. 1 9th d a y of Oct. 1893, thefol- America. A complete businancial question, and the on­ lowing described lauds which ness co n rse a 11a che1. A d d ress ly real difference we have been more of it until we saw i t in asked him if he could sec all have been levied on by me a s DR. R. L. ABERNETHY, PRESIDENT a be to See so far is simply I D 1 "bit. W e feel verv mi.c .i out his friends and talk t o them the property of J . P." Haga­ Rutherford College, N. C. the question of legislation onj 1 *^^'"* uBout if on account of what his advice would be. He in an t o satisfy said execution. th<J injustice done a most ex- said he would advise them t o silver after the repeal of the; 1st. One tract o r boundary of land lying on the waters cellent. lady. We have a let­ be prepared for death. Willies Sherman act. The Southern of Brushy F-a-k creek in this ter from its a u t h o r explain­ mother died and left him al­ and Western Senators are county, adjoining the lands suspicious of the other side, ing and apologizing. ItseemH most a n infant, any he was of W. VV. Presntjil, N. H. Ship and that when the repeal bill t h a t the article published was thrown upon the cold chari­ ley and others being the lands upon wlPch E. L. Hiirmnil passed then legislation will for u s privately, with n o in­ ties of the world t o battle now lives, the same contain­ We wish to call attend ion to our t e n t i o n o n t h e p a r t o f t h e with life without a mother, stop as to sil ver, and they ing snac It) acres more or line of second-hand want to amend the bill by writer t o have it putin print." jbut he has now gone t o take h'.-s. 2nd. One Irani lying coupling s lver protection on We now think it was a mere | up his everlasting abode with Buggies. Carts, wagons, Mr. Jiuvld 31. Jordan oil rim Wi! fersol Baird * ( reck of Edinesfcui, N. Y. to it and pass it altogether. joke on us by " X X . " There (her where partings are no in l his i-ounty. adjoining the H a c k s , H a r n e s s E t c . But the administration wing was certainly no harm inten more. H* leaves a father, Colorfoss, Emaciated, Helpless Inn K o f ( i . W . McGhiiinis, L. They ale almost good as new; F< i p. ifiijah Isaacs and demands an unconditional re ded by a n y one t o bring the three brothers and one sister A Complete C u r e h y H O O D ' S ( i . t l i c r s . a n d k n o w n a s i h e S - i and persons wishing to buy can t o mourn their loss. 1 hope SARSAPARILLA. peal artd" thsn when that is lady's name before the pubf cu, e This is from Mr. D M. Jordan, a re­ be !laguman land, i he same *' ' bargains by calling on us. lie in such an unblushing man : his brothers who a r e not readone have such other legisla­ We have a big lot of NEW tired farmer, and one of the most re­ ; cfiitl Mining 77 .a• r<'s more •or tion as will be necessary to ner. We certainly beg her dy for"death will t a k e his ad­ spected citieens of Otsego Co., N. Y. 11 s-. a ad now ;n r !;,• »»> >s BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS* "Fourt£«n vnartit£0 1 had fin Attack of the maintain the parity of gold pardon for our negligence in vice and prepare t o meet Wil gravel, and have Blnce been troubled with my sum o' 4oi». ' villi,Jiis T a is BARNES* cVc lie a n d mother in • the Glory Aug. 21, 1S93" Liver ancS Kidrteya on hand, which will be sold on and silver, thereby carrying the matter. The publisher is gradually growing wcrsc. Three years ago I D. F. R uui> SbeHfi A FRIEND. reasonable tonus. If we haVenot out the Chicago platform. As much mortified over t h e mat Land. got down ao low that I cor!J scarcely walk. r »ville, Sept. 8 . I loo' od moro like n corpse than a living being. ter and s a y s it was a clear Zio got what-j on wont, we will fhr as We are able to see the I had no appetite and for Itve weeks I «i«» NO i it E. uo'ttitto; keif grteel. t was badly emaciated take pleasure in getting- any final end in view with both misapprehension t h a t the ar­ The Republicans i n Con­ and had no more color than n vblo Mtittuc. a- t.. By virtue or r.vn « Hood's flarsnp-ullla was recommended and I i T- thing for you in our line. We buy would Before I factions is the sumo, but the ticle was put in print. gress want.au issue of $300,- thought. Jbottle L try It. that I felthad finished , tiouM issued Iron: t !:e Superi- direct from manufacturers and the first noticed better, suf­ fered ldSft, the caHnuiauuti-Mn eti the blad­ difference in reaching this end hart color began to return to Senator!000,000. of g o l d bearing derface, subsided, tho *.<> tv<-l hungry. After i o r ('ouri <d VV rs 1 .auira.r'onat v can, therefore, give you vt rv We have r e a d my and 1 b^Etm n i he 1 1 i il da v of Aug.. is where the trouble and de­ I hail taken litre.1 bottles I anything : <i! e Vance's speech in the Sen­ bonds. The western a n d Without hurling me. Why,could eatso hungry 1 8 9 3 in favor of .Ionian d j 'lose prices. I got lay comes in. There appeal s southern Democrats a r e that, 1 had to oat 6 timea a day. 1 have now Sbott. and against W. R. j We have a full line of new Bar to be no doubt but the re­ a t e with much interest. I t soundly against the issue of fully recovered, thanks to Bbickbiirn and E. B. Miiler ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev HoocS's S a r s a p a r i l i a is a n able defense of the e l v e r such bonds. peal of the Sherman act will I feel well ami sua wil. All who know I fo)-'$25 0 0 wiib interr-'si audi mo marvel to see me so well." 1>. M. Jordan. be accomplished and it will question a nd a n d wi> 1 b e Dr. Arnica, of Cincirmatti, HOOO'8 PtLLB arethelient after-dluner rtll» cost, tlie other on tlie 21sf erything in Bie harness lino. Ca,u ( hard t o successfully answer. of -liiac 1893, in favor of W. beat the world on prices. he passed in the Senate un­ has discovered a cure for con aMlKt digestion, cure hmtUacbo aim! biUoatnoss. L. Bryan MTK I against E B. •S^Wewill take in exchange conditionally, as a good ma- Senator*Vance is opposed t o sumption which is a t t r a c t i n g NOTICE. the unconditional repeal of g r e a t attention in England Miller for $ 14.00 with inter­ horses, mules, and also good bee jJbrity in the Senate, as well North Carolina, Watauga coun­ est and cost, I will sell t o the cattle. Give us a call. as in the House, are for un­ the Sherman law. He wants and the continental conn- ty, By virtue of a power of sale highest bidder for cash a t the HENKEL, CRAIG & ( O. safeguards thrown around tries. Many of the celebra­ conditional repeal. However ted physicians of Europe will contained in a certain mortgage court house door in Boone, Jjenoir A. ('. . made to me by VV. G. Todd and N. P., ou the 9th day of Oc­ a compromise is talked of in silver, then he is for repeal. visit Dr. Arnica soon. Senator Gortlan, o f Gn., wife to secure the payment of five tober, 1893. the following <Je the Senate which may he had. The Republicans a s a gen­ hundred dollars, with interest scribed t r a c t o r boundary of h a s made a fine speech also We are not one who ha a any eral rule ure utterly opposed and cost, subject to credits of land which h a s been levied on fearp of a gold standard be­ b u t he takes a d i f f e r e n t view t o a n y tariff legislation and $204.00, I will on Monday the by me as--the property of E. ing established, and silver on the repeal bill. He is in say t h a t it will ruin the bus­ 2nd day of Oct. 1893, offer for B . M i l l e r t o s a t i s f y s a i d e x e ­ sale to the highest bidder for cash legislated out of the arrange­ favor of passing the repeal iness of the country if the Mc at the court • house doot* in the cution. T o wit: A tract, pf :o:ment. We do not believe that bill just a« it came from the Kinl.y Tariff 'R tinkered with. town of Boone N. C., at public land lying a n d being mostly e >auction the following described oil the west side of the Pine I ha ve just received a nice there are any such intentions House; then the necessary leg Another girl baby wasborn real estate, to wit: 50 acres of orchard and Riddle s Knot) on the part of the President islation for the protection of t o the President and Mrs. l a n d l y i n g a n d b e i n g i n B l u e mountains, on the waters of line of Dress Goods cousist-' ing of or a majority of Congress. silver. Many able speeches Cleveland in the White Houso Ridge township, Watauga coun­ Long Hope creek in this Co. have been made i n b o t h White and Black Emty, in thr.ee tracts as follows: adjoining the lands of A. F. We believe that a just and broided Skirting. A Tract No. 1, containg 50 acres; Davis, II. VV. Finley, IV R Houses and both Rides of the on t h e 9 t h inst. wholesome financial provis­ t met No, 2 containing 5> acres and Brown and others, contain­ llig lot of White Whatever may t>e the cause of ion will be reached in d u e question seems t o have very tract No. 3 containing 1 acre, al­ Goods, Worsteds blanching, the hair may be re­ ing some 525 nccesT more of s t r o n g points and are fully so one other tract lying and be­ time that will settle this iron and etc. A ni'-e brought out by the able Hem stored toofits original color by ing in Boone township, Watauga less and known a s the Meel (lie use that potent remedy blesome question for years countv, adjoining the lands of 1). lauds. This Aug. 21st, 1898. line of Indies' Hall's Vegetable Sicilliaii Hair t o come, and that the coun­ a t o r s on both sides. D. E. BAIHD, Sheriff'.. B. Doughertyand, of Intra, being We would like for every body Renewer. Trimmed a ii (I • nt rim met the lot on which the said W. G. try will prosper under it. i i ATS t o iend Vance's and Gordon's Todd now lives and known as the The attendance o f t h e There is no cause for alarm speeches. T h e s e speeches Worlds Fair is now highly Wilson property. Said land iain I!u vi Also Trimmings. Tips a n a now. The business of t. h e good condition and the lot near Flowt rs for H a t s . represent the southern opin­ satisfactory. It had ott-r Boone has upon it a good dwell Special Attractions; Matchless country is reviving; banks climate. Wonderful healt h record. ions on the silver question. 1,000,000 visitors i n o n e ing house. F ir a fuller descrip­ A nice line of Indies and manufactories a re resum tion of said property refer to book Delightful homelife. Well ordered and Gent's $hoes. The object in view with these week. course ofinstructions. Tlioi-pugh ing business on full time in TD" of mortgages, pages 107, Big lot of Tiu-Wsie able Senators is the sn n e in many places. There is plen­ substance, but they differ in To rise in the morning with a 10.8 and 109, where said mort­ iv equipped gymnasiums.. Music (dase-Wrt'e rr It fi under the celebrated Prof. Graty of money when in proper the manner of leaching this bad taste in the mouth and no gage isrecorded. This Sept 0, '93- bnu (German). Art under Miss Qfi'"u;,r» wnre A good W. E. G REENE . Mortgagee. appetite, indicates thatthestomcirculation, to resume all the view. I t doesseomthat acorn i ach needs strengthening. Fortius SPAINHOUR and COFFEY, Attys. Blythe (Paris). Bouse in seven line fi Notb'iis.. A. big acres of wooded lawn in the heart !uf < 3 .lej. i.s r. isj!- ( A ' for Mortgagee. varied business of the coun­ promise could be agreed t o purpose, there is nothing better of a beautiful city. RoomtHfnely tocAiies. dust ctune try. The stringent times a- and pass the repeal bill and than an occasional dose of Ay- UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. finished. Steam hentingand san­ be done with it, b u t we must er's Pills taken at bed time. bout money were caused by wait with patience. ilons <4 Cn:ek<-iyEQUIPMENT:—Faculty of twen­ itary plumimig throughout. The In 5 0 0 Hamilton Eisk, Secretary ty-five i UCIKTS. eleven buildings, eliargTs as low us a fine school \va I e. Hanks «nd individuals hold­ Observer-Chronicle: T h e ( ) f,state during Grants Ad­ seven H « ion• I Gt* laboratories, li- 1 enn make them. Sen! for cata We ate Age?»l for' ID lion ing it" from circulation. There log lie. Afidre'ss Vt t»l»ii*r'll . RT, are prospects of' the whole compromise iorewhadowed in m i n i s t r a t i o n , d i e d a t h i s b r « T v of 39,000 Volumes'and31 0 ; REV. •)<:MEH ATKINS. St !>.• , f <- n. Asheville, n. c. .A Oig b a n k i n g s y s t e m n e i n g o v e r - H i e S e n a t e i s f t a i d b y t h e country home in New York I N S run 'YD { N.---F i v .*> geiM--r .il"! ni now Ml ha IT'. h a i l l e d a n d p u t u p o n a diffeT- ^ ashington Post t o b e n on t h e 7th inst. courses; x >ri< iC -.•»• protts-j sional biTni'SeM i- Iuie; ieine, Just received a rice lot of ent and better basis bv thei proposition t o b". submitted In all that goes to strengthen ; bs Senator Falkner, O t West : ancj Uuild up the system weaken-! eiigiiiefM-ieg : Ti'd chenii-trV"; ca. of vyest a n a*, !L( oresont Congress. Let the pen oDvjtAIA ) pie be of good che^r for we a re Virginia. I t is t o continue ed by disease and pain, .Aycv'sj Brown and Gram de-ted,* and RT> ^ I on an upward gi a«'e and pros the coinage of silveruntil thelSairsapavilla is the supe.ior med1 Winn il -LmutralKes the poison Coffee. a m o u n t of $800,000,000 has ni after dipthei l,i parity will come. ui A big lot ( • Hoes, been coined, a u d i t is suppos- and sr ^Uu fWer, and restore •.t he A11 e itrtwt ou? jf t* Kloi'ti-ady Nails, The Richmond Dispatch ol ed that this will take five debilitated patient u> n o t fe t fiii c. ?•;>: i. Horse shoes, the 6th has the following t o years. Then t o s t o p t h e pro health and vigor. ' A ' y ft ft til! "V'lJi I V. I'J U .Wiak'i i r Ox shoes say of Senator Ransom, of c e s * . I n t h e m e a n t i m e t h e Secretary Carlisle is i;( r-.-ir. ly h-.a b»-"i tv!"d, ii r a n u i ounu ot . Yet v»-^rs. I etc. t (I S. > U '<•«? ItNorth Carolina: Senator Ran smaller notes now in circula­ ing a bill t o repeal the ten 6»!<1 T »•!' . '• I •„.!'Yt I fth f',1IfI 'rt..;ji-jt... nil it • 1 •! V!1 r:- ctrr h• <1^!.'I'i.W, t som does not often make a tion are t o be retired and No goods sold on time, ure' leXi} per cent tax on s t a t e banks. ..i.-I:m ' 1n i l * "\'lv C: i« la< ou. i - . Rpeech in the Senate, but he gold and silver money is t o less secured by mortgage. 'i ^ ni ". ."Hi- I! i -.1 .u T I I C K O R F, N . aliV i: .'.'"hBllit IT ' •hrli i President Cleveland n n is regarded as one ofthegrea be substituted for them. I t is or.-; i : ' • ../l'. jrnnra •• -.SI' I TOl (it*itiion. ii )»i;t i. ! 1 ,'C"ini!o«! i-i> Recollect that ( will sell i .Y i ti ftiniisi, kr.-.vrit tes pa rty workers in the body said t h a t Senators of every Mrs. Cleveland a r e both i n an'l che ;T) i. i r i t* • 1 1 el&'Unty you g o o d g o o d s find will n o t i -a» .T..-.i3:» »•. "'at:', iicrk. : y.m snrt ,-^a an, Iqit i t iMjctarim of which he is a member, and faction a r e inclined t o accept pet c t health, and baby Ruth 1.5V I ou t ' • '• ' I..n"i : :!n ar.kljsini.f r.c misrepresent my wares. Come i •.« v able ai: r c i IUm H k i 1 .K-Ii." (' h also. the talk here is .that he has this and Mr. Carlisle also, i t ,; . v.*1.- wmrty »•. tia n d see my s t o c k whether riVantages in Mirsn:. ni M Hi.. • .tr. acirj if.T •'! done as mudi-as any oneelse "rc;. jvi.rtUy talogue. yon buy o r not. only remains for the Presi­ i-. • f.. . o." lif«| ciHiokljr it r.r : iinpnvor—. ' Khitu to create a sentiment toward •A If.Yircr. Mt'Trir-.* Ansa <1 <r>Utci-b, Most Respectlully, dent t o agree-, and the mens Ml'ItP! a liberal compromise, so far ««) Fe**»-!•» *Vj<%k> ure will be perfected. The a. - *bas the financial legislation d o p tion of t h a t would retiie »J V£YBA AY C YCUSSCLr. proposed is concerned. The r>"i1 ' ir i jr April 27, 93. t h e silver question from the '"?a *; (ill firmv ,;aa. i • »':» tOic-i"Ifti.r icol.io Jul .. i" >t .-"Yc-.TTo i"fiii.-rOftii Cc.'l No. ^h Carolina Senator is in­ field, but the defects oi our iot ihf> Tn*at mt-n'.. olCfwile, <J" cuiof. hum • ftaipi'-m to th» nio-jt virsrt'Ont<j,V' - i-iai, X u.o: • Aifii'M"., rftw ft!) if 'io'.»n r-».r OF KV. UNIVEH3ITY, defatigable in his work, and banking arid eurieivy sys­ —f tn«tll* Po.tliil?. i. • :ii nil * hurt faitntl. Trier"". lu.-vt Jjotiuaic .ilij r !..«.!n ; ,.i. | LEX1MCTOM.KY. fSttricgn;*! : u<> i. i. k- J. has great influence among tem would still demand sGin ' Cheapest & BestBusiness College in the World" !<i al.h^.m. t)t Ff .' Z'.VH \ P3t *nrt mo«toihii. c-11 - - • BU-ott Purifier tvM n r» i nrnniiTfil ttnii tnkr".'. f-.ar gh k rot. I) to thet'ptvwrful remI Kizhcit lluur (i.Hfml Batlnm •diimflon. ' Aitariei Hi.oT-l-i-a-lnj, »ti<l >: VYoiU'i tf.xponltlon far For Malaria, Liver Trou« .vciio. 5 gent reform measures. m'.tH i:i -fit" , f" ! 'io "r> his legislative associates. nK'>v» (!it v • nr .' III f .'it. - K—$1 oi r>i»r ho:*.!' ; $.1.0" ft.- 1 Lnitlen. 1 O.OOO Ur*iT-iii!«n'n "lalnmn. Wnailj 1,(><>«>8iu(I ..t» | b l e , o r Indigestion, use ire !•»»•!•. i ll or >!•! Ir'KS, ^ Per r.iiin hv itroj-r' 't >! tf ti'it, ' U to tin. •m.aaUj. 16 Traehm ampla/vd. l1ourd»f Foil nhoul $!>0, «t roamp. loelnrtln* Tuition, a 1 Bunr-I. .. na AiJfRT r rwrn £ rn r uu. DR. asas.-T The causes of the panic are George Van«lerbi|t, of Ashe, Rn • Ta-Ettl.iu. _ TO<tor now.StntionorT. rhofmpli, «pco nltlm A Ai-.'-crt C1.0G r "f tt'! '-) CO "ilir- C.Rhort-1^Typ< -VyrlHOf. "' V _ . . . , in -IV fi""# BROWN'8 IRON BITTBR* urn tait i Kifitt'i.io, Tws. i.f??•No Orn^noiM -4<1 ,,|. Thi> clt, Afzr. (C,*-. .1 i»rr many, bqt no hunter fin r ] M ville, X. P., will build n Bap- i 5r WILBUIt bro'thfuf. Kor oir EXINCr—r-ON, K V . H . nVIIH, 1 the same cause.— Messenger f i rY church r>f} tfq rifrtfiprtv ATTENTION, BUYERS!! LOOK OUT! ret Olarem female Cch •>( .5 # - - C V- CtC. • C, D. TAYLOR �— - *01*10 . I ' 'I «I nf • wlXI III! Iimli nit YriT-r ofciMUa I nOi •• n • ^UISINQ 1 A Broken-Down Man \ DEMOCR \rN('F<11II I1tv newspaper devol ptl to the interest of Couu tv, State ami Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga County. N . C. Chicago World, When word came that the trairr was four hours late a chuek.y man who had on his store clothes and sticking close to a big black satchel went to the depot master at Raleigh, N. C., and said: "Gol durn the luck, any­ how! I was to be married down at Henderson tonight.' "At what hour?" "Seven o'clock." "Girl or widow ?" "A wider, who is wuthover $10,CMJ. Can't 1 hire an in­ line or sun thin' to git rae down there?" Why, yes 1 might get you down, perhaps, but it would '•< * you a smart sum. Bet­ ter Telegraph and see if there w a y use of yonr going." "Any ? Why, I'm to be married ain't 1? "Yon said so, but maybe tb > been a slip. You can't alvv. ys.tell about widows you know. Better send a tele­ gram and ask if things is all right." The ehucky young man felt insulted and wanted to raise a row but finally cooled down and sent a telegram to a friend at Henderson. In nbout three-quarersof an hour he got an answer. It said: "No use to come. She mar­ ried the other fellow this fore noon." "Saved yon atleast $25,00 besides your trouble," said the depot master as t h e young man's knees grew weak and he sat down. "I've been engaged to three different widows, and everyone of them threw me down at the last minute. Thought it would be so when I suggested a tel­ egram. Take a little of this whiskey and then go out and sit on those bags of guano. You are not mortally wound ed, only mashed as flat as a pancake. The End of the Trouble in flew Tori. Observer-Chronicle. Our dispatches last night are to the effect that the pan­ ic is over at New York. The banks there have resumed business. All indications for ten days have pointed to this speedy ending of trouble thtre. Tha effects, however, remain in other sections, and will remain until confidence is restored among the local banks and they resume bus­ iness, and cease hoarding cash. Let each bank now be liberal and generous in help­ ing those institutions that have been suffering for a want of currency, and the money stringency all over the coun­ try will at once cease. We are rejoiced that it i* over. Newton Enterprise: One of the customs of the Waldenses, who are settled in Burke, is to require every child to commit to memorj one book of the Bible. Some learn one book and some another, but they see t o it that all t h e books are stored away in the minds of their people. The custom originated d u r i n g their persecution by theOath olios, when they were com­ pelled to take refuge in the most unaccessible Alpine fast nesses. The reason for this was that it the enemies should succeed in depriving them of the printed Bible they could IS THE H 1" SHEATH OF LIFE.": Perfect Health \ WILL L&/S QXTGBxnth.: lift giving al- air and spwtflSuui amvntofwlthtvt; water | it thtre c»n be no l MlMOUTH lift. BPKOIHU Pltc*. 0XYGKN it a By the use ol p0 Took the Other Fellow. ISPECIFIC OXYGEN) Restored to CORES AVERS SLCE-P] io ?III, oo wL} •pecial medical-' •d Oxygen Iraat-' ment for diteat•t of the neat. L throat and lungs i The inhalationi contain Germl* j oidei and Diain-; feotanta, in ad-; dition to the bott; known apeeifieti for thoto die- • J satat,carrying the remedy by inhalation right tos - the eeit or the disease, making it a POSITIVE ~ 0TJ R '5, Separate Specifics used in Catarrh and , — Hay-Fever. Kot a patent medicine. Physicians ' ~ prescribe it In their praotiee. IC| S a r s a p a r i l l a LONG CLEAR LIFE "For eight years, I was, most of the time, a great sufferer from con­ "••J stipation, kidney trouble, and indi­ I gestion, so that my constitution seemed to he completely broken was induced to try STRONG down. 1 Sarsaparilla, and took MENTAL AYER'S NERVES i nearly seven bottles, with such ex­ ENERGY cellent results that my stomach, - AYEHS bowels, and kidneys are in perfect condition and, in all their functions, __ ___ __ as regular as clock-work. At the time I began taking AYER'S Sarsaparilla, my weight was only 129 pounds, 1 now can brag of 159 pounds, and was never in so good health. If you could see me before and after using, you would want me for a traveling advertisement. I swear by A"\ ER'S and believe this prep­ aration to be the best in the market to-day."—S. 1'. SMITH, 312Poplar St., Towanda, Pa. "I cannot forbear to express my joy at the relief i have obtained from the use of AYER'S Sarsaparilla. I was afflicted with kidney troubles for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my back. In addition to this my body was covered with a pimply eruption. The remedies prescribed for me by the doctors did me no good. I then began to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and after using two bottles of it, I felt like a different man—the pains ceased and the pimples have dis­ appeared. I advise every young man and woman, in any case of sickness resulting from impure blood, no matter how long standing the case may be, to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla."—H. Louis JARMANN, Janitor, 35 William st., New York City. >1^' U(w h %\ rME PRECAUTION |ONLY "giggf* IN USE. •, NL"CE7,SITY lie- tit, Hcotn , Machine Shop, l'.,l»tor-»' Shop*, and Bnf • » i.lpor dnthri ar* utM. - :-*r . fyy *11 to be Ute belt >"«; ji'iri'ius «v7«»r Invouteil. • SARSAPARILLA Ayer's i-»m rmciss AT ONCE. HitJ gfg & Supply Co., .1 Boston. £l!lll!lillliiiii!iliiiiilili!i.:!it;ir(.M:i)iiiiti:.«. uiiiiiiniiug; 3 R O Y A L |SE I P@ACH8&l £f HiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiimiiiiiuiiiiititisiWKW.mtiiiiliiii V-w w w w w w w w w w w w w - w w w w EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. Has cured others, will cure you Some Figures Woitli Remembering. Wilmington Messenger. There are s o »n e figures worth bearing in ni i nd. When Cleveland went out of office in 1889, he left the U.S. Treasury, in elding reserve fund, $197,074,422. When Harrison had served four years and went out in last March there was but $97,674, 422. Over $109,000,000 of the reserve were gone and the$97,674,422 surplus also. In four years under the Re­ publican administration the neb loss of gold was $122,624,000. In four years under Democratic care of affairs there was a net gain of $54, 722,000. When the Demo­ cratic adminisratiun was re­ stored last March gold was going out of the country in alarming manner. Bear in mind. When liars accuse the Democrats of bringing on truble fire at them. Webster's Weekly: A prop­ erly-conducted f a r m , o n which the necessaries of life are grown, is a little indepen­ dent republic iri itself. Con­ spirators may plan to raise the price of bread and meat but the man wilhhiscrib and smokehouse in his yard can defy them. Tightness of the money market does not effect him much, for he nas little use for money One of our subscribers whojhas pursued this course for years, re­ cently defended his views against the ridicule of some of his brethren and showed them the inconsistency of putting the hand in'the lion's mouth and then complaining because it bites. W h i l e (•tliers have been paying trib ute to the gamblers of Chica­ go, this sensible man has been eating bread and meat raised on his own farm. The Great Southern Remedy. People should not be de­ ceived into paying money for trashy mixtures gotten up to sell. Botanic Blood Balm,f B. B. B.) which has been made in Atlanta for the past, fif­ teen years, "never fails to give satisfaction as a superior build gup tonic and blood purifier. It is made from the prescription of an eminent NOTICE. By virtue of an execution issued from the Superior Court of Watauga county on the 14th day of Aug.. 1893, in favor of Mary and Blanche Hagaman. and against Jas. R. Hagainan for the sum of $500 with interest on same from the 22nd of July, 1884, and for cost of action, 1 will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the court house door in Boone, N. C\, on the 9th day of Oct. 1893, the follow­ ing described tract vir boun­ dary of land which has been levied on by me as the prop­ erty of James It. IIagaman to satisfy said execution, to wit: The tract or boundary of land known as the Gran­ ville Hagainan farm and now owned by J. It. Ha gam an the same lying on Brushy Fork creek in this county, adjoin­ ing the lands ot W. \V. Presnell, J, P. Hagainan, Marcus Vandike and others, the same containing 200 acres rnoreoi less. This Aug. 21.it 1893. D. F. BAIRD , Sheriff. THE NORTH CAROLINA College of Agriculture and Machanical Arts. Will begin its Fifth Sesssion Sep. 7, 1893. This College is now well equipped for itsspeeiftl work, having extensive wood and iron shops, careful l.v fitted up drawing rooms, chemical, botanical and Hor­ ticultural laboratories, green house and barn. The teaching force for the next year en insists of 15 men. The two courses lead to grad nation in Agriculture and in Mechanical aud'Civil Engin­ eering. T o t a l cost a year, including board: County students, $93 50. Pay students, $123 50. For catalogues apply to A Q H OLLAUY , Pres., Raleigh, N. C. H o I 1 y S p r i 11 g College. Hi tler, Johnson, Co., Tenn. Beautifully and accessibly located. Ample boarding accormno dations. Faculty of six teachers. Two hundred and eigh f v five Students last year. Both sexes admitted. Thort ugh woi-k done in all branches. Next session begins Aug 7 1893. Write for catalogue. .1 \ y M Pf?rrs*T The Prideof the North na XTesH." This new treatment for Catarrh and diseases of the respiratory organs It one of the most Important discoveries in medical science and possesses the following advantages • h Yhs patient can cure himself at a emt-M expense and without outside assistance. No Change ef diet or pursuit of life t« neeeesary during treatment. 8, The re.-nodlos are In no wise oOenetve to the ationt and entail no diseomtort. he remedy reaches the seat of the trouble directly. I. The remedies end means of appliance can be carried In the pocket without Insonvonlenos. t. HAI N Loiw High A tv-.. Xloe a Hwlf-betting 11m r. A-if- tfc.:. ,-noili f MtnUle. Mo &iual in Couitnutlon. Max a &}.F.ck»uicai A|rr>«a> «u.t.-cl Una an Elegeol Fliilnli. Has a Fnvtovt Ad^uittiijCiiL Slaa a Toaicivo Takn-uji. 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The bottle is large and the doses small. See their advertisements and buy that which is thoroughly en­ dorsed by thousands of grate fill patients whom ii has cur­ ed. A trial bottle will test its merits. Ot-i j TV .aitutiae ot., meanum, \wm, l\0 Shelly KaiMlnE, Omaha, K«b. 4gf X. Broadway, LoqliVllle, Ky. NEWS V A Campaign Ilartes: The "Daily Messenger," by = FOR A POSTAL CARD addreued to « ^ (vlll briag ycu by return mall a copy of oar mail, 4 months on trial, for — Kaitnnl, explaining the treatment in ran. Bond r: A:i it if j-«a priae hoalthi $2.00 |Tht Specifls Oxygen Co., "IKS:"', I The weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger," (the largest and best paper in the State) 9 months on trial for $1.00 . Cash in advance. Both j papers are large Eight-Page C A C T E R I N E sheets. Send Postal Card i with the address of five per­ sons and receive sample cop­ ies of T HE M ESSENGER. NATURE'S Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. • CURE FOR Sarsaparilla Although there is no longer a danger of losing the Bible, tfiejr keep up the custom and it is said that it is astonish­ ing how much Scripture the little children know. COMPLETE PEll A OVERMAN'S 230S»"IA. Qhest' FOTt YOUR WO?*a . Jii " K m » o T " EA " I 1 I' Z 2 is a choice Wend of floe, bigh-grade ChW nese Tea. Put up In attractive and an®-, Inal packages and packed In handsome counter display boxes of six pounds each (either size); is only sold in packages, at a reasonable and much lower price to the consumer than any other package tee 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 DEALERS will find the Five and Ten Cent packages tlie cheapest and most salable package tea on tne 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 hare an dealers stock itrtatw, and earnestly rrquest that you Indhide a few box« with your next order to $»ur wholesale house | or order direct of us/fte will see that yon are supplied. For further Infonnatloo address w THE KIN-GO TEN CO., 1|S? PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER ENDORSED BY^ • jfScia*' PROF A. L. *IETZ,PrH. 8, of Medical Department* TtilaP© Unlvwsity of l-oulniana, who, after a cax-efnl analysis, provovDftrt H a pure Cream fartar Fowdrr, which h« cheerfully rwmuuvods to the public. • "THE SOUTHERM FAVORITE" ' W HOLESOME POWKIIFOL *. £ • *0 >V <"f ,r>* ' •4-:: Vo»i Want It, A?k Ui Boer For it, GULr MF8i 1*0, NKW ORL*AP«0t LA. " HH sr^.-irsfEE WoHtl. (o fxclhtieF o«r itnoquslt'd, end Oiirintroduce «r« RUpcnorgDod- n-e will RtndFUBH to ONE I'J U>>> lf» t-8. h locflilt* osiihovNOIICe Ctrl who writ* at Only (hose °f ch.tucd All )ou hav f to do in "~| return ij to show our (roods to vhoiround yoti nHghho/s cill—yemr Th» be£Y., , ' ktid those 'rtnnlnr Of this advrfiRAtnsnl show's the amall )nd of the tel^. kjojn. fvllowiai cat kIy^i the appearance of it reduced (( »h«ot fh • p>.rt ofltsftqik. If 5a a double BeO|*e,Miar|gYat leeasy t»c*rry. We k\a«t. n» rha ftaii.withcan noakr fiom iH.'l to«| t O a day f Iwsl! f,-ahow von how pM M»t axpavienca. Bettir Tvrlfea* on a Wejwiy alleh|»f«. • chor^se. Addi-c«9 H.HALLETTa* CO , Bo* pon*i amp, Mm**. yMm Bt^mp tot Itiu3Uutv<i FrlO* LilL the SctaaniEr Gymnasium C j, 'X' fljrul JF VOTTTt FACIK ACUTE*, BITTJE.^S. It will Rgomes IRONyonr IK or, and give cure you, cleanse Or you are all worn out, reallv food for rothlntr, it i* ffoneral (lability. Try a good appetite. fifjl 11 Caveats, and Trade-Mark* obtained, and all Pat­ ent buidnexa conducted for Moderate Fees. Our Oflcs Is Opnosife 11. S. OfRco. we fan seenre &tent in time than fhoae remote froiti Washington. Send drawing photo., with < We advl Our A "How -nta," names actual clients in town, sent Add rose, and p Putsnt leas model, or don. .-e, If patentable or not,! charge. fee not one till patent 1» aea t amphlet, to Obtain rals <t ousty.ag of yourStnte, free. C.A.SNOW& � 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 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_1893_0914_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: September 14, 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 1893-09-14 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/d61e2a6a495fc8b842545010d17a1d31.pdf a3088752f741d03bada873384cb77dcf PDF Text Text + »» VOL 5 1. - BOONE, C3d. - PROFESSIONAL. WASHINGTON W. B. COUNCILL, Jit. ATTORNEY AT LA A7. Boone, N. C. W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. Boone, N. C. Resident Physician. Office on King Street north of Post Office. DR. L. C. REEVES. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Cff.ce at Residence. Boone, N. C. L. I). LOWE, Attorney at Law -ANDNOTARY PUBLIC, BANNER'S ELK. N. C. J. AllORNBYAI LAW, MAHION, N.O -(<>)- Will practice in the courts oWatauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ ell and all other counties in the .vestern District iWSpecinl atten tion given to the collection of clttirna."^W Dr. J. C* 3utler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. Txade, Twin. ZIouville, N. C. Bull 3v & Blackburn, Physic!aiis & Surgeons, &&r('a lis h11 ended a tall hours.'^sM, June 1, '93. K. F. LOVILL. J . C. FLETCHER. laViU & FLETCHER, A T l O R X h Y S A T L A M\ BOONE, N. 0. VST Special attention given t o t h e collet i o n o f c l a i m s . L L. QltKKXE, CO., REAL ESTATE ACTS. BOONE,N. Will give special attention to abstracts of title, the sale of Ileal Estate in W. N. Those heving farms, timber and mineral lands for sale, will do well to cull on said Co. at Boone. L . L . G R E E A & CO. March 16, 1803. NOTICE. H o t e l P r o p e r t y foi Sale. On account of failing health myself and wife, 1 otTer for sale v hotel property in the town of >one. North Carolina, and will II low for cash and make terms suit the buyer, and will take il or personal property in exange. Apply soon. W. L. BRYAN. N otice. For sale. 900 acres of land, n Uieh Mountain, Watauga oiinty, on which is asbestos, nd fine land for sheep ranch, iles private. L D. Lowe & • T. Fnrgerson, Ex'trs. of i's. A. P. Calloway, deed. IBannef Elk, Nov. !;• '90.. N O 7 ICE. trties putting papers in uind for execution vyill se advance the fees with papers and they will re> prom pt attention, other they will be returned executed for the want of D. F. BAIRD SHFF. LADIKi WATAUGA COUNTY, ."l. .. n. a tonlf, or children who vrftnt bund­ ing up, should t ft lie IOWA'S IROM HITTERS, ieaftftnt; cures Malaria., Indigestion, mi Liver ComplainU and Neuralgia. LETTER. ward the negotiation of a new and more satisfactory From our Regular Correspondent. treaty. Further than the in­ At last a real, genuine, bo­ troduction of a bill by Sena­ na fide White House baby! tor Dolph appropriating five No wonder her arrival in hundred thousand dollars to Washington on Saturday af­ carry out the provision of the ternoon, created a sensation, law, Congress has taken no eausing Congress and its do­ tiee of it and the Chinese ruin ings for the time forgotten or ister has done nothing, there ignored. It was an historic fore the necessary o r d e r s event that will be read of have been issued by the trea­ with Interest by yet unboin sury department to put the generations, as the age at law to work. The am aunt of which most, men become Pres money available issinall. but ident makes it improbable Congress is in session. No that it will become a frequent trouble is expected with Chi­ occurrence. This is the first na,.although precautions are in the history of the White heing taken to have a suffi­ House, although there have cient naval force in Chinese been three other births in the waters to protect American White House; two of them interests. The World's Fair souvenir grand-children of President Tyler—both now living in half-dollars are coming into Washington—and the oUier th"? Treasury for redemption to the wife of Col. Fred Grant. in such quantities that Sena­ Mother and daughter are in tor Morgan has, at the re­ good condition and both do­ quest of Secretary Carlisle, ing well, a"d although Presi­ introduced a bill ro repeal so dent Cleveland is attending much of the law of 1879 as to business as usual it isprob makes it compulsory upon able tlmtjhis thoughts often the Secretary of the Treasu­ involuntarily wander to his ry to redeem subsidiary sil­ wife and baby, however im­ ver coin in Treasury notes, portant the other matters which is the same as redeem­ may be which he has under ing them in gold. Tito Chica consideration. T h e Cleve- go banks with which thegrea landfl have had two very un ter portion of the Columbian usual honors in connection half-dollars were pledged to with the White House. No secure advances made to the other President hasever mar Exposition managers arenow ried in the White House and sending thoseto Washington no other President's wife ev­ for redemption, it having er gave birth to a child in the been impossible to dispose of White House. Long life and them at the expected premi­ great happiness to Ruth's um. Secretary Carlisle thinks sister, the White House ba­ they would just nS well be put in general circulation as by!' There is to he no eoir pro­ piled up in the treasury; mise inHlie Senatorial fight hence the bill to stop their re over silver. It is to he fought demption. Democratic members of the to a finish, President Cleve­ House Ways and Means com land having declared that he mitteejjwill not be sorry when would accept nothing but the the public tariff hearings will r e p e a 1 of the purchasing (dose on Wednesday of this clause of the Sherman silver week. They have produced no la'w without condition. This information that was not al­ ready possessed by the com­ is a great disappointment to mittee, and have only served those who have hoped that to keep tin 4 committee from some satisfactory arrange more important work—the t n e n t w o u l d h e m a d e t h a t preparation of the reform tar wouhl get the solid support iff bill. As soon as the hear­ of the democratic Senators ings close, the democrats of the committee will puffi the and bring the rank and file work without, further inter­ of the party closer together ruption until it is completed, than they have beensin.^ethe as they do not propose to al extra session met. The end low ex-Czar Reed and his reof the debate is not yet in puolican colleagues on t, h e committee to delay matters sight, although some Sena- by their "funny business." tois believe that a vote can Treasu ry recei pts ha ve sho ,vn be reached in two weeks. That a very encouraging increase is the doubtful thing. The within the last few days, in­ vote is no longer doubtful. dicating that the country is When it is taken the Vorhees very rapidly recovering from its financial fright. bill will he passed, but when Senator Teller's sensation­ t hat will bedepenrlsupon the al attack upon the press of endurance and disposition of the county, in the Senate on the Senators opposed to it. Saturday, is being talked aA very important step was bout everywhere, and thegen eral impression, without re­ taken by President Cleveland gard to political opinion, is when, after a full discussion that he made a serious mis­ of the matter by the cabinet, take. There are, unfortunate he decided that this Govern­ ly, dishonest newspapers, but ment should proceed, with­ they are comparatively few in number. out waiting for Congress to The Chicago Herald says take further action, to rigid­ ly enforce the Geary anti-Chi­ that a gentleman from Rich­ mond met Henry Watcrson nese law. This step would on theChespeak iC Ohio train have been taken before, but returning from Washington it was deemed advisable, un» and asked what was the news der the circumstances, t o qf the national capital. "Oh, wait a reasonable time tosee nothing much," replied the if Congress desired to take brilliant Kentuckian. "There are only two men in Wash­ any action on the law, and ington who know all 'about also to give the no^v Chinese the silver question. One is minister an opportunity to Stewart, whoownsall the sil­ submit any message he may ver, and theother one is Dan­ have been charged with by iel of Virginia, who has got. his government looking to* i»—---eeuti N. C., THURSDAY* SEPTEMBER 21, 181)3, NO. 52, Hopeful Signs. The signs of the times are, all have an influence greater From many quarters come certainly for the farmer and than has been measured by the encouraging news chat laborer, brighter than they mortals. the manufacturing establish­ havebeenft fry ears.! he | eopls Take the western mining ments are again resuming op will have work enough and camp: Two hundred men erations, after a brief season good wages for their work, there, alone; tlo woman pres­ of suspension. Some of them and the unnecessary burden ent, and all know, that iri to be sure, are only running of taxation that rests upon 1 morals, they sink to the level on half time, but the reports the producers of wealth will of beasts. of the reopening of mills and be relieved.—North Carolini­ Now, putin there one, just factories have, for the 1 a s t an. one* good woman, and in a week, outnumbered the topfortnight she will have lifted GOOD W0MFN. pages of work. the morals of that camp a Though the news of the re­ (\ IT. Yatrnan* hundred degrees heavenward. Women, 'ike angels, have Such is her power for good. opening of banks is good, the number is not equal to that s p e c i f i c w o r k . T h e y w e r e But, you put in there an evil of the mills and manufactu­ made, they were born, for a woman, and though alone ring establishments of t h e special sphere. Man can no tlie.y have sunken to thelevel nation that have again com­ more fill her niche in the work of beasts* yet now they will world, or home world, than sink, by her presence, to the menced operations. can the moon give light by door itself. Tims her powet There has been much rash misrepresentation to the ef­ day, to ripen the harvests. for bad. fect of the panic upon t h e Man has his place here, but I ha ve often won derd if Satan country. Its disastrous ef­ he will never fill it till woman is not a woman in disguise. fect was overestimated. E- fills hers. As well try to make On the contrary, when God ven in good years, when no bread from stones, as to make h i m s e l f w o u l d e n t e r t h e disaster is apprehended, mills men, real men, apart from world, to be seen of men, no and factories a re often closed the forces God has putin wo­ door was royal enough for far a time, either for repairs man. to help him he what lie his entrance, save the door­ or because the market is over ought. Hence, I now write way of manhood; and wheif stocked or for other sufficient unto woman. This is your he reveals himself in the reasons. But this year a 1 1 lesson, not his. kiiuLst way, i:o illustration Outside of God, the Holy these suspensions have been will suffice, saVe by her; and ignorantly attributed to the Spirit, there is no one so thus we have—"as One whom' extraordinary condition of good in this old world, as a his mother eomforfetlq so affairs prevailing in the li- good woman. I cannot tnil 1 will comfort you." The nnncinl world. It is by these what an angel ?an do here, Bible h a s nothing sweeter e x a g g e r a t e d r e p o r t s t h a t but give.-me my choice, of one than that. That is salvation t h e a c t u a l p a n i c h a s b e e n of them, and a good woman, in its sweetest shape. made much worse than it and no time will belost in the See what the Scripture has otherwise would have been. selecting. I choose her. She to tell. The greatest gift One would judge from read­ can, with the lever and ful­ n a m e d t h e r b i i q i s n o t b y ing a Republican or Third crum of her faith and love, prince or king, but by a wo­ party paper if ho had no oth­ lift this world nearer God man. The widows two mites er information on the sub­ t lian any other power outside more than others' millions; ject, that such a thing as oT Divine Grace. She gave all she had. Just And the converse is true. A like a woman! When they stopping a factory, mill or m i n e was something un­ bad woman can fling this give, the.} give all they have; known before this summer. orb hcllward, with greater seemingly, they don't know But the people know better speed than a devil. any better. I'm glad. It's What constitutes a good just like her. A woman's as do, also, the editors who thus seek to create distrust woman? She is not good be­ love is no half love, and her cause of the texture of her love. and dissatisfaction. That many banks, business garb, or the beauty of her Take a man and let him houses and factories have fail face, or symmetry of her have two mites; he may give ed or been temporarily inter­ form; beauty is only skin one, but the other he will r u p t e d o n a c c o u n t o f t h e deep; silk can cover sinners keep for ivestinent; not sd stringency in Hie money mar as well as saints. No—a wo­ with woman. ket, is true. But the curren­ man is good, not because of A Short Fight. cy famine cannot last forev­ face or fabric, but because of Adolpli Whit-lock owns a goaL er. The panic will pass, is a good heart, Women i s and thereby hangs a tale. The now passing. It is time to nineteen twentieths heart, gnat is of the usual kind, and a stop croaking. No currency any way; and if that be good butter in a gale. His goatship is being destroyed. The ag­ she is good, and if that be rested quietly in front of Murble Hall, this was his summer of con­ gregate is increasing every bad she is bad. I've seen a poor gown, and cent—what cared he for the fall? day. What Congress does will be the result of the de­ a very homely face, and a fig­ But while he stood in study, o'er liberations of the combined ure twisted somewhat out of his spirits came a blur. Two dogs and representative wisdom shape; but for miles about approached with vallittnt step— a setter and a cur. The goaf said of the nation. That which is she was spoke of as "thegood naught but silent stood, and hid and unproductive will, woman" of the village. And nnluched a minstrel bill, the while when stability of value is re­ I've seen those who vie with his eyes kept on the dog—he stored. reappear again. The Venus ior beauty, und yet thought they'd do him ill. indications arc favorable. For their goodness was greater A crowd came up and looked, the return of prosperity. The than their beauty, and their and hoped to see the fun, while prophets of evil will prove to s p i r i t s f i n e r t h a n t h e s i l k from the crowd a voice came— "On the goat, here's two to one!' be false prophets. Capitalists they wore. Heart—heart—that is what The dog; sailed in with one ac­ and manufacturers will n">t always keep their money fas­ makes the woman good; a cord to do the goatlet up, the tened up in order to help pol heart given up to God, re- big dog growled ferocious, and iticians make a point. Of newed and made so it can likewise did the pup. They jump ed upon Sir William and grabbed course Congress can do a 1 nve like God; maybe not as him fore and aft, and then spec­ great deal to hasten this day much, but as like. tators howled and howled as if idee how men will treat a they all were daft,and it must do it. Theadmin istration is one whose every good woman with every But hold ! the scene is chang­ declaration and every act has thing; see how they will toil ing, the goat lias squared for biz, been for the people, the poor and labor and sweat, just to he butts the dogs all o'er t h e people of the laud; and they please and provide. A good street and the victory is his. For realize it, as was proved by woman can make a man al­ down the street at break-neck the overwhelming majority most what she will. No clay speed, the two dogs howling go,* by which they placed the dem yields quicker to potter than the crowd's convulse:! with many ocratic party in power. It is man to woman with heart to a laugh, to see the unusual show. Tne goat lies down t o s t u d y very natural they should, at brain. brown, and not a sound du< s ut­ See her influence. W li y, ter, but now and then he smiles this time and under the cir­ cumstances, be impatient. her sex is her endowment. It and thinks: "How'sthatforgood But they have an abiding is no single talent, either. Her strong butter?" faith in the party to which presence is power. The rustle And then the band played—but they have committed their of her skirts, t he presence of not near the court house—[AsheWfcJl'ut 'U. be** form? the smile of her face,- vifie Citiaeui �ft > SUBSCRIPTION HATE S some fioni Mr. D. D. LofTho Sunday School Picnic. O O 00 O O 00 OOOO CO iand. Editor Democrat: TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT A y e r ^ s H a i r B g o r —VV rc are truly sorry to On last Sunday, the 17th 1 Jopyl year $1.00 in St., 1 had the pleasure of at " 0 mouths 50 hear that Roby Long, one of RESTORES 3 months.. 35 our county boys, who h a s 1 tondin^* the picnic at Mount Color, Fullness, and ,(>... ADVERTISING RATES. been in Colorado for some ^ church, which was an honor to the Sunday School 1 inch 1 week $ .75 time has been quite sick with TO HAIR: 1 " 1 month 1 75 fever for a number of weeks and the peopleat and around } " 3 <• 3.00 Which has become Wiry, Thin, or Gray. Mount Vernon. 1 " 0 " 5.00 We Hope he may soon re­ The Sunday School opened 1 " 1 year 7.00 cover. "Soinc five years ago, I was not a little alarmed to dis, at the usual hour, and after 1 column 1 week 9.00 cover that my hair was falling out, threatening speedy —Dr. Morphow and family 1 month 13.50 the lessons were heard there baldness. AY ER'S Ilair Vigor being recommended, 3 " 25.00 w ho for some time have been were short speeches and dec­ I procured a bottle and at once applied it to my hair " 0 " 37.50 visiting ? elalives here, return If) 1111(1 scalp, continuing to do so for several weeks, and 1 " 1 year 50 00 ed to their home in Marion lamations made by Charlie was happily surprised that my hair stopped falling and F )pk, Roxie Cook and S. J. new hair came out full of life and vigor, on last Tuesday. They were f, AVER'S Ilair Vigor does not only restore Rogers. Then Prof. Francum Entered at the Postofflceat accompanied by Miss Carrie new hair, but gives new life and vigor to its delivered a short but interes­ Boone, N. C., as second-class growth,, and is a blessing to all who use it." Bryan, of our town, who will mail matter. ting speech on S u n d a y Rev. D. ,T. BURT, Baptist Minister and Clerk spend some time with them. of the Superior Court, Dawsonville, Ga. Schools which was apprecia­ LOCAL NEWS. —Master Fred Crovvder, who ted by all in the house. The now assists in the DEMOCRAT teachers t hen, at the heads —I. L. (Jouncill of Elk Park, office, has been called to the oil heir classes, marched to Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. spent a day or two in town bed-side of his sick mother, the grove near bv. where e last week. who is visiting the family of table sixty feet long and ban Mr. Joe Norrls. We hope her istered all around, was haul­ —Mrs. M. B. Blackburn has raised the champion cucum­ sickness will not be serious ed from end to end with all That it is not wise to experiment with cheap compounds purporting to be blood-purifiers, but which have*no real medicinal value. To make use ber of the season. It weight* and that Fred will soon re-/the luxuries that any o 11 e of any other than the old standard AYER'S Sarsaparilla—the Superior turn. 3% pounds. could wish, and aftei a little Blood-purifier—is simply to invite loss of time, money, and health. If you are afllicted with Scrofula, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, - Mrs. S. J. Brawley, who preparation by the waiters, —Mrs. Rng-an, of Meat, Eczema, Running Sores, Tumors, or any other blood disease, be assured " 'Mip, this county, is slowly or the past week has b e e n the crowd consisting of athat it pays to use AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and AYER'S only. AY'ER'S Sarsaparilla can always be depended upon. It does not vary. nt surely possingaway with visiting friends in this viciui bout three hundred was call­ It is always the same in quality, quantity, and effect. It is superior in ed and the waiters began to t.v, started for her home at cancer of the face. combination, proportion, appearance, and in all that goes to build up the 0ranite Hill to-day. 8he was band off the good things, system weakened by disease and pain, It searches out all impurities in —The boarders at Blowing the blood and expels them by the natural channels. accompanied by her sister, and all present seemed to par Bock are "folding th"ir tents Miss Maggie Lovill, who will take to their entne satisfac­ like the Arabs, and silently AYER'S SARSAPARILLA immediately resumf her stud tion. stealing away." Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. After dinner was over and ies in the Mooresville Acade­ — Mrs. Wikeis'not impro­ my. the fragments taken up, a Has cured otliers, will our© you ving, but is steadily growing rest of about an hour w a s Tills is NO HUM —We have been having, a 0 worse. Her suffei ing beggars had, and the choir assembled little harmless fun with Mr. DUG TO DRAW description. in the house and sang a shor t THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTI­ Spainhour over Ins work on lesson; after w hich the people TUTE, FOR Y(JUNG WOMEN. TRADE! —That new arrival at 1 he the streets of Boone, but fun White House! What a pity is fun and tinth is truth. Un­ left for their homes still think -OASHliYILLh, N. C. it couldn't be called Zebulon der his supervision we now ing of what a good dinner and good time they had en­ Vance Cleveland. Second session begins September 13, 1803. I MEAN BUSINESS. have the best graded and the joyed. In conclusion I will —The R e v . Mr. Miller will best worked streets we have say that I never saw a bet­ , Mi ll< \! ll n ltl m, i()U m located in the. most beautiful suburb of Ashepreach in St. Luke's church ever had. He is now prepar­ ter behaved crowd in my life. 1 oV5SSK0,!8bl?ildil,S' recently completed for its use At a cost ol |00 ()00 is furnished with pure water from springs on ^ in Boone next Sunday at LI, ing to do further work on the the premises is hghted with gas, heated by hot water and provided j 1 torn now until the first day SPECTATOR. with hot and cold baths. side walks. a. m. of April I will sell my stock o "The Worst Is Over." Ha!(health and habits of the pupils are carefully guarded. Re-! —The Press and Carolinian —Miss Maggie McNeely, of The New York World pre sides the ample space given to outdoor exercise, a well equipped! Salisbury, after a pleasant says: Mr. E. H. Dougherty, sen's a bird's-eye view of the gymnasium will bo fitted up within doors. No expense has been visit of severe I weeks in Boone a merchant of Watauga, was spaiod to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perfect. state of trade in the United —AND— Each pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as a part of in the city several days last has returned. States. The information was 1,1 '"'J' ,1<a j H aunng for life, and whilst aiming atthoroughncssin —F. M. Hodgt-tt raised a week buying his fall shoes at gathered by telegraph. every departmen % the management will strive to provide for those committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian ^ cabbage head that, after be­ the One Price Cash Store. Mr. The following was wired to school, but a christian home. No pupil will be admitted who is ing closely trifirmed, weighed Del linger, who is again ondu World correspondents in sev­ not in reasonable health, or who cannot furnish credentials as to At 1 Q per cent above ty with this firm, says it is 17 pounds and 2 ounces. eral hundred towns and cit­ me ral character. perhaps tin* largest bill ever —Capt. A J. ditcher offers shipped by the house to one ies: "What do your leading four Separate Courses of Study are offered to the Student. 1 1 HE NORMAL ( OIJRSE, for the thorough training to loan you money on very man—amounting to over ft 1,- hankers and presidents of commercial bodies think of 01 teachers under instructors from the best Normal schools —oeasy terms. See card else­ 200. '• 1 , INAK5 OR COLLEGIATE COURSE, including the trade outlook ?" where. If yon don't think I mfcan it n-ncqeiib and modern languages, science, music, drawingecc. —Mrs, Kestler, whose ill­ J he responses given show 3. COM M E R< AA L CO I j RSL, i ncl u d i ng stenography, oype- come and look through my —The festive small boy is ness we mentioned last week, b 1 ,M that the outlook is bright in writing, bookkeeping, etc. enjoyingthechinquepins is somewhat improved, and the extrem". Mills are resu­ 4. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a) Scien­ and the old, old game of her daughter, Mrs. Bennett, ming, orders in mercantile tific cooking the study of the production and manufacture "Jack in the bush." expects to start with her foi lines are showing a healthy ct food, etc, (b) Sewing—embracing the cutting and fitting I t wont cost you one cent if 0 — Wanted within the next their home in States vdle to increase, money is easier, col- of garments, inillmery, etc. you dont purchase. heWhis fl°P™-tnient fire from the famous month fifty 7 cords of good lire day. The sympathy of the 1 actions are good and there P™* I ratt School, Brooklyn, N. Y ., and the others from the host insti r have a large stock and wood. Parties desiringjobs community is with them in is a feeling of hope inallquar , e <,0 , exiK.rien«» and abilty, V,-C?()8e.n With reference t0 christian character want to get rid of it before expei icnce H n rt I !h 'as teachers. had better make contracts their affliction, and we trust teis. spring. A thorough^ organized Preparatory department at once. \V. L. BRYAN. they may reach their home From the South the news nwhed for all such as are not prepared for the higherhas been fur-' classes. —Court is now in session at in safety, and that the sick­ is especially cheering. The cot t.e»'-in !n *?J>h 0ttr . 18 . dlvld, : ( ! \ n \° u \° terms; cost fo pupil $50 per 1 "T 1 ' ^ Inch barely covers the expense of board, Lenoir, with Judge E. T. Boy- ness of Mrs. Kestler may rap ton crop is generally report­ ,, '1 ' f, • CALL AND LOOK 1 ^ idly yield to treatment and ed to be good* It has been the school be.ng practically free, having bean provided for by a few kin presiding. Court w i l l she may very soon be restor­ made" at less expense than fin,nda t o leraajs education J or farther particulars apply to commence here on the second ItLV. 1 HO.MAb LA\\HENCE, A SHEVILLE , N. C. ed to health. usual. There is an abun­ Monday in October. I would call your attention dance of money to move it —The dreamy haze that en Don't You Know to the big cut in prices in my* and the price is satisfactory. wra ps t he h i 11 s, t he d a rk sha d• That to have perfect health you The indications are that the other lines. ows, the whispering winds, mast have pure blood, and'the worst is over and there is an ftftnd the fading leaf all tell us best way to have pure blood is to Shrewd buyers arc always after good bargains and take Hood's Sarsaparilla, the er.d of the financial gloom. that fall is here. of onr dttems to best blood purifier and strength builder. It expels all taint ofscrof Hall's Vegetable Sicillian Hair —Frost has been seen sev­ Renewer is unquestionably the eral mornings of late. Very ula, salt rheum and all other hu- best preservative of the hair. It I receive new goods every week which I am gelling at .... . 1 mors, and atthesametimebuilds is also curative of dandruff, tet­ mrgains that will sa ve you money. Just received a lot of soon naught will remain but ju? the whole system and gives ,c !T: cnt J 110 .? or slippers in black and tan colors. A ter, and all scalp affection?. u, dry and withered vegetation nerve strength beautnul line of wide ribbons and flowers for hat trim­ to tell the tale of summer's Hood's Pills may be had by Four robbers lielfF up a ma for 25c. of C. i. Hood & Co., train near Calumet, Michi­ ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions very cheap ail verdure and beauty. Lowell, Mass. gan, on the 15th and g o t Come to see me when in need of goods. I will sell you very • —Mrs. Lead better, of Fay$75,000 and made their es- low. J have just received a large lot of Mason's Fruit, jars etteville, died of consumption R. J. Young has been ap­ ca pe. that I will sell cheap, f want a lot of young chickens, egg* at Blowing Rock on last Sat­ pointed postmaster at Ba­ et c., for which I will pay good prices; also roots and herbs, No person should travel with­ urday morning. Her friends kers ville. out a box of Ayer's Pills. As u (ove me your tr ale and I will do you right eyery time. -o had her remains embalmed safe and speedy remedy for con­ m-AWICEl ] have just completed a black smith shop stipation and all irregularities and removed to her home. l)o you read the testimonials of the stomach and bowels, they and have secured the services of a first-class workman in —Next week is court at Jef­ published in behalf of Hood's Sar have 110 equal, and, being skill­ both wood and iron, and T ask yon to bringjmeyourwork, saparitla? They are thoroughly ferson. We notify our Ashe reliable and worthy your confi­ fully sugar-coated, are pleasant or I will Imve .you a new wagon built on short notice. Giv» to take, and long ret ain their vir ^lbscribers who are due us to dence. tues. me a call when in need of work, and 1 will gi v e you low pri1 meet us there and make set­ ces. Judge Armfield is now suf­ tlements duringourstay. We Senator Vance was at his fering "from an attack of ery­ Yours Anxious to Please. need money and must have h o m e a t G o m b r o o r r r l a s t sipelas; WILL W. HOLSCLAW. it. Don't forget to help us. week. Sufferers from dyspepsia have —Mr. T. H. Coffey of Blow- MONEY TO LOAN. only themselves to blame if they membrane and , cures GPNOftHHCE A and GI.EET in a to j days. No , other treatment necessary. Nerercause* stricture or j fail to test the wonderful cura­ Rig Rock, was in town Tuesby Ssneglfts. * ' Price. !«. Sold Money to loan at 2 and 3 tive qualities Of Ayer's Sarsapa­ ^iy and told us that he now V BLOOD BALM CO., Pro'g, *tli,itt fit. rilla. In purifying the blood, this RESPECTFULLY, Wnis a one-ha If interest in percent, with mortgage on medicine strengthens every nerve good real estate, on fire or the Watauga Hotel 'at that ten years time. of the body, and even the most THE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR.^®* >V. L. BltYA\, abused stomach is soon restored £dace, having bought t h e A. J. CRITCHER. to henlthy action r llAE 10 S UDSC111 HE. AOH IS I HE Texture AYER'S HAIR VIGOR PEOPLE FIND SAY 1 CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST I STOCK i&W •"**53 the fte Q..O Q.nS>. .OP" OO C " f " O 3 (3 C . �The Watauga Democrat Is it good democracy for Senator Daniel's Speech. not for a special interest, but j 1 he Rutherford College, ~ NOTICE. some oi our democratic pa­ Observer-Chronicle. for the whole did he fee'. In ! pers to joiu in with the popu­ The echoes of Senator Van­ Burke County^ N. C. t I>. J«. Dougherty, Editor. By virtue of an execution behalf of the impoverished issued from the superior K. C. Rivers, Publisher l i s t s a n d h e l p c a r r y o n t h e ce's speech on the hillsides of n CC'!, Jd, under hue and cry against Presi­ North Carolina are still ring­ farmers, in behalf of tuego ,tj Court of Watauga countv on Aug. o, T: , C very p r o m mass of labor, in behalf of the 14th day of Aug. 1893, win* pros,***,,. Ilia ten miles 7 hursdny Sept. 21, dent Cleveland, and charge ing in the ears of the people. in favor ol the Morris, own him with the same old rot And now Senator Daniel, of the merchants, in behalf ot Mill Co and against J.R., J. "i.htol (Ir.-kory, N, (J ne-ir noted Connelly Spi'ina* V\ bile the Senate is conten­ that he is a gold-bug and is Virginia, has likewise deliver­ the wholesale merchants and P. and T. A. Hagnman for wnose *— '• manufacturers, in behalf I lie the sum of $198.40, with in­ diose waters are being s h7pding; over the manner in which influenced in all his financial ed an eloquent address on the I* " Europe almost every the repeal hill should be act­ views by Wall street and the same line. We make some banks and their depositors, terest on tlie same from the day. Board, includinge'-erv in behalf of the railroads, in 1st day of April 1889 arid for expense, is from $5. to$9. per ed upon, the country is revi­ money devils of the country? quotations: behalf of the industries rich cost of action, I will sell to *1 ! « u, Don ranges from ving nil along the lines, and What right have they to so He was often asked by his the highest bidder for cash at business is flush and money charge? Has the President friends in Virginia, he said, and poor, in behalf of peace, the court house door in the jM. to $4. per month. No healthier, happier and more plenty in the business parts done anything to justify this and in the Senate chamber (so that there shall be no town of Boone, N. C., on the moral place can be found in of the country. Cotton is ad onslaught upon him by his why he opposed the repeal of bread riots,) in behalf of the 9th day of Oct. 1893, the fol­ America. A complete busivancing and there is plenty hitherto friends? fle'is in fa the Sherman law now, after West, in behalf of the East lowing described lands which iiesscourseatfachet Address have been levied on by me as of money to move the crop. vor of the repeal of the Slier- having opposed its passage and in behalf of the South, in the property of J. P. Haga- Oil. K. lj. ABEItNETfly, PRESIDENT, The South will soon be in a man Jaw just as the Chicago in 1890. His answer wasthis: behalf of both political par­ man to satisfy said execution. Rutherford College, N. G. pro porous condition, ascon- platform demanded. W h o Was there a man who, ha v­ ties, in behalf of America, the 1st. One tract or boundarv fidence is being restored and uis a right to say that Clove ing a patched coat, would day star of the world's hope, of land lying on the waters the banks are letting out ami is opposed to the dou­ throw it away in the dead of he prayed American Sena­ of Brushy F^rk creek in this ATTENTION, EUfEHSI! money. The depositors are ble standard, or who has a winter before he got a new tors, here and now, in this ac county, adjoining the lands of W. VV. Presnell, N. H. Ship putting money back into the right to charge that he is a one? Was there a man ri- cepted time, to deal with this ley and others being the lands onnks and in a few weeks the gold-bug and in favor of the dinu a spavined horse w h o great and world-wide ques upon whrnh E. L. Harman people will hardly know that s i n g l e s t a n d a r d ? W e w i l l would cut his horse's throat tion in a great way, and to now lives, the same contain­ We wish to call attention to our there has been a panic. The wait until the President has because he had not an Arabi­ fulfill the great hopes vv i t h ing some 4-0 acres more or line of second-hand crops are good, and a great declared himself against the an steed to ride? Was there which the American people icss. 2nd. One tract lvim>on ! he wafers of Bnird'sl Yeek Buggies, Carts, wagons, demand for our surplus from silver demands belore we de­ a peasant living in a thatch­ returned the democrats to in this county, adjoining tin Hacks, Harness Etc, power. foreign countries will bring nounce him. Should he come ed cottage through which the of (i. W. M'-Gliiiinis, L I hey are almost good as new, ir. an abundance of money, out on the single standard winds blew and the rains "de­ ,G. ^ E irp, E l i j a h I s a a c s a n d ot hers, and known aw i h<-S • I and persons wishing to buy can and our people will see pros­ idea we will then oppose him scended who woul 3 burn it he Hagninan hmij, I lie saar secure bargains by calling- on us. perous times again—more so and not until then. down in the midst of the containing <5 acres more oi We have a big lot of NE W perhaps than for many years 1 ss and now in the posses W bile the Senate is discuss­ winter storms because there H! °'i of .Joe. Cornells. passed. Congress will restore Th;-< BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS ing tlie Sherman repeal bill, was a gleam of brightness in BARNES® cV'c Aug. 21,1893 the finances of the country the House is considering the the sky? He was not in fa­ on hand, which will he sold on D. F. i S h e r i f f . on a smaller basis than has propriety of repealing the re­ vor of the repeal bill, neither reasonable terms. If we have not been since the war. Thegold was he in favor of going hatgot w hat yon want, we will publican election bill which v Vy 1 it v iS rvro * ii,. and silver standard will be take pleasure in getting- any authorizes United States dep less, shoeless, barefooted and By vipin * of t wo exccii sustained. It would be sui­ thing for you in our line. We buy naked out into the winter uty marshals to conduct elec lions iwwu M] from t he •Sup >ri cide to the democratic party tions in large cities. The in­ storm. He was told that the >r Court of Watauga minify hi ocf from manufacturers and or any other party to auu,v troduction of this bill hat democratic platform said "re adop* trod notion • i 6 ' 1 )• flm 1 I i (i (hiy of An,' can, therefore, give you very j ; 1 893 :n favor of Jo ; d close prices. the singlegol.l standard, andL ais * d t h e republicans in tbe peal the Sherman law." So it 8co|t, an/1 against- \V. R there is no intention on the House to a high state of ex- did, hut it also said "repeal We have a full line of new Har Blackburn and' E. B. Mill, 5 R u t pait of the democrats to do citement. Big fat Tom Reed, ( h e M c K i n l e y l a w . ' FAR $25.BO WITH INTEREST AN ness Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ this. Mr. Herman IHcka would Senators repeal t h e of Main, is highly incensed at cast, llie (Vhur on the 21 sr erything in the harness line. Can Ol Rochester, N. Y tariff law and leave the treas <>fJline 1893, in favor of W beat the world on prices. The general overhauling of the idea of repealing this law L. Bfvan and against E. IV ury without revenue? Would t^e banking laws of the gov­ at an extra session. We will take in exchange, effused by •blicr for 814.00 wiih inter horses, mules, and alsogood bee ipit.w ^ ernment and the repealofthe The campaign in Virginia they repeal the Sherman Jaw Catarrh in the Head -St Ml"! ,-osr I Will sell t o thi> c a t t l e . Give u« a coll State bank tax is now being is between Charles O'Ferhll, and leave the country with­ Catarrh is a CONSTITUTIONAL disease, h i t t h e s t b i d d e r f o r c a s h a t t h e y A A ' A 7 ' 7 f //; and requires a CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY c o u f t h o u s e <l<y>r in considered by the President. the democratic nominee and out silver money? I Hi A10 i t like 11 ood's Sarsaparilla to cure it. Read : Lenoir N. C. lie did not doubt that the "Threo years ago, as a result of catarrh, I N. G., on the 9th duy r»f Ot A new banking bill will be re­ his opponent, the populist nVr.h?*!iln« *"><* was deaf for more thin ported by Secretary Carlisle. nominee. They will canvass repeal of the Sherman law than a year. I tried various thlugs to cure it. 'ober, 1893, the following tie but no It is time that a better bank the State. The republicans would hove some beneficial and had several physicians attempt it,di-iin. scribed tract, or boundary of Improvement was apparent. I conlri w ™° i*0".?*1- 1 wa9 intending putting land which IIMH been levied on ingsystem should take the have abandoned the idea of effects in many directions. It injself under the care of a specialist when by me iiH tbe property of E LOOK O U T ! some one suggested that possibly Hood's 8arplace of the present system. running any ticket of their would give some immediate B. Miller to satisfy siiid ext­ A few banks of Wall Street, o w n , b u t w i l l f u s e w i t h t h e ease to business and transac­ ent ion. 3 o'*vit: A tr.M-t'of :o:fi* I kept on tin N. Y\, ought not to dominate populists against the demo- tions, partially through the •taken threo more. Il Is now over a year I had land lying and being mostlv and I p m , . hurrah which would be made. vArv^fmn with M r wrl"* 1Iain troubled but on 1 he west side of the Piiirl r 1, the whole money affairs of Icrats. vory little the catarrh. consider this a a V',-0"1 Commerce would revive, but remurkuble cane-, and cordially recommend orchard and Rallies K , , L L ' ^ such a country as the United U,eh8 Uood" ff0n8,st rnountains,7 on the waters v ; " ' *- » III Hood's Sarsaparilla Long Hope creek in" ' this; pGo. States. VVe believe the whole There is a proposition before much in the same manner to all who havo Aft.ta.rrh »» Uvt... » tt-. have catarrh." HERMAN HICKM RO ' rotten concern should be wip the Senate to coin 800,000,- that a line of weary and hun­ Carter Street, Rochester, V v. White and Black E madjoining the binds of A. F 000 silver dollars which is gry soldiers would revive on HOOD'S PII.LS are purely vegetable, and do Davis, H. W. Fin ley, B. R. broided Skirting-. A ed out as soon as it is expe­ not purge, pain or grlpo. Sold by all druggUta. Brown and others, contain dient so to do, and no doubt supported by Secretary Car a l o n g m a r c h w h e n t h e y big lot of White ing some 525 acres iriorp or heard the discoursing of pa­ Goods, Worsteds it will be done in a gradual lisle and is said to be favora­ Jess arid known ns the steel find e t c . A nice way. We are in favor of a bly considered byleadingSen triotic air. While the band lands. This Aug. 21st, 1893. utors. It is supposed that it was playing their eyes would line of ladies' State hanking system estab­ D. F. BAIRD, Sheriff. will take 5 years tocoin that brighten; but when the music lished on a sound and perma I rimmed and Untrimmec nent basis o f security. A amount. After said amount ceased they would realize that il ATS Aslseville Female College. Also Trimmings. Tips State banking system w i 1 1 is coined then the further they were still farther off fioin and iN 7 11 1 A f 4" tin /»f L... . . . \ f i 1 i rest and food. S e n a t o r s Special Attractions: Matchless g i v e u s h o m e m o n e y a n d coinage will stop. Flowtrs for Hats. should recollect that the un­ cIE6£ilc.°lie&e^icrhLo'vvoEi,s^: climate. \Y onderful health record. | 111ce 11,10 ,,T more of it. It will increase A certain pension attorney Delightful nomeiite. Well ordered ^ bae of 'aoies Indies t^iigm.iui homelife. \\ ell CO nr.HP 1^1. . i I >1.11 I (toiiCl QL,,,.., circulation among the peo­ proposed to pensioners to as conditional repeal oftheSherj «y»tcm of Il»ok.kr V.,i ii.. -IV Kxpoaltlon for course ofinstructions. Thorough | ^l lf< l Gent's Shoes, 10.OUO «r.du„tei te SdavBtlca. ly equipped gymnasiums. Music I lo^of Tin-ware ple. It will be easily obtain­ sassi na te President Clevela nd man law was the abrupt and annnally. 16 Tewhcr. .mployM n 1 *"!• Bra-G^ u,ss " waro u ad total discontinuance of silver No Vacation, rm,,,,r "r"®'*'"**. under the. celebrated Prof. Gra ed by the common people. It and Secretary Smith on ac­ now ffrtun.T. ' [»au (German). Art under Miss WILBUR ¥&&THL,OU' Rl.vthe (Paris). House in seven Queens-ware. A <'ood can be made a system as safe count of an intention to re­ coinage. R.SMITH. LEXINGTON, KY. line of Notions. A big In the further course of his acres of wooded lawn in the heart or safer than the present na­ form the pension frauds by lot of Jeans and Pot. of a beautiful city. Rooms finely tional system. No wild-cat the Secretary. The name of speech Mr. Daniel said that tonades. Just come if the declaration in the Vor- FMI E5**IJ,ROGnesS OF tt-ECTRICITY. finished. Steam heating and sun . concer is should be allowed this attorney is known and itary plumbing throughout. The bn 500 <r.»T,r« f.r f, i lees substitute were changed ^«..ai„. of Ciockrr.v to exist. Put them on a sol­ he will be looked after. a^fine Weiiicjl & Surgical Institute charges as low as a fine school wa re. fc-r in" Treatment ofCSironlr, can make them. Sen ! for cata into a legislative provision id foundation and the sys­ Venrrtal,^w!clai. Fi'ivrtte, Fewaio, kl ,j R| log-ue. Address The campaign in Ohio was (as suggested by Mr. WilWe an; Agent for Helton tem will work well and he a DlMawM. C'S'IJK REV. JQMES ATKINS, W oollen Mills. ? .4" URAN I'P.j-yy la pa raacs formally opened by therepub thall last week) he would vote nrriin-.'il tnken. great advantage to all t h e AsheviJle, N. C. cci ts In ar.d •*, andSend Joiuutanips far :,r.\v 0.n A bin lot of ''ioth h >\v on licans at Akron on the 12tb for it; the Sherman law could Bbovp fliww •». and how to «. dlHoat. petfple over the present nal hand. and by the democrats at be repealed without another •Mister rsfiicra. • A. U1AUAU— — AAAAAAAA tional system. .'!*•» I Newark on the 14th. The hour of debate. Just received a nice lot X. " ^ Up to date there has been campaign will be a hot one He also complimented those SUGAR no vote taken on the Sher­ between Nea.1 and xVIcKinley, democrats who, in the hour man repeal bill in the Senate. as both are strong men. Brown and Granulated, aiu z? dop s & of their country's need, did Coffee. Long speeches are made dai­ 1 he dead bodies of twenty- not permit, a President oi A big lot 1 fHoes, ly by the silver advocates. s:y >G»ied Remedy six sailors were washed a- their own party to shake Nails, for* c?e all Perhaps no question has been is easily BY »»v onr of citbtr BOX in nrn s h o r e a t P o r t R o y a l l a s t their faith in a free America flTJrf .14 if: Horse shops, B_ u 4WLHuLU I more ably discussed than this tr"o ,Uv *i ;'.^ oiaplovnicnt which we farnbOi. T iiidusirion «l\ « the • inpi<-vtiicnt ''F fur;:inli r ,,' V V T/.ia »*.,r.dar.1 rcnoly fori-' venra hv i,er-n tried week. The body of a white and a free constitution. 0.x shoes •xr.i! not found v.,.11110,'. v-b., risk Whaieve" U-'"rtl Vf.u run no financial one in all its differ ty e: In, ;;t ph.vs.. • for yw' u ft, t". „ . woman was also washed up. etc. As to the President Mr. Dan fo voiiMOf e'.: V!* .fit >"uii ' cotiinlrie.ao timt J I Ul ."ert"i Hwhich ItV.y ?!•,;]<10/00: 'o." c'l Ill) is re. SllCCpS" u flout e; if «*NP«-n«e ent phases. It now seems •< * for thlUu »"v1 .-r fn 11 s to b- nr-t.t fro, 1 firaf di. ,• iel said that he had support­ In *!, p, ,he ^ offer tnndu. tio a little work. ^ V„u can wort The tariff reform bill now hill H ! ' A ' ? * .fr.i.iid us;'.tei/igtorou.di / : r i v i n out somewhat doubtful whether No goods sold on time, 1111 are <•:"* (e" fpxje hours at ed him loyally three ca m - , ' ' '"l.\e a•'"•f'"ff only. If yauyour emdn. nn;<l..:ro ,!>(• skin, 1C er and kidless seimred by mortgage. laiaa., un,,..e them, and add to your income, the Senate will repeal the pur formulating in the House will '//,»»-ailt-ur »!.v ,• t'ie :oniil..i j:dli:io!i8 ' ' 1 Is till. t.n» Of lgni>.-ii CO paigns and expected in many be', V -T' U e ,,!!t , " ,prf(,i,re at all. You will ' If it 1: Is fr .ui.iltn si,',„n chasing clause of the Sher- be vigorously opposed by the bvii tblv'' ,3 iS rtt " 'apldity and ease 1 " '. 3Si. "?'«» dollar, day in and '•oinm.i : aen.w )•.:>«; . tlf rougf. icn w'edi,c days of battle yet to bear his div , , -V' U Recollect that I will sel I- snod-m mi h 'd jcii-i It ('If.:,-Uiaify bnVir * V ju(!('ea*lul frona the m a n law without amend­ republicans. "f.-ie'.eh 10: bicotl s nd brl'ig.4 Any r ' 1 - eor'"fftr, s.f you good goods and will no colors and defend his cause. n.st hcur. shouldone can run the business"onnone "* ireucral tonic ail. . oti try nothing else nr.til see i" >vlti,<r.:i • its aniUrrlaol ments. Senator Faulkner, of The election bill hascaused He should not pay him the Whi I vn * whal J'0" ««"• «o at the b'nsiuMs misrepresent my wares. Com 1 knalth-civ: b'ryondly it ss •risOIJ WH i 1: f is rdisoliuely cou:;.. w "Ji Wc Offer. No capital risked. VVcn-er. remedy ever ofercd We«t Virginia, has introduc­ the republicans to fillibuster and see my stock whet he .ol-k::, I, : •»1 i<".iiB08a for *!1 W Thr ; i ,u, r; ,l ' !,lVS . :llP '' a- ;< , 0 froiu tribute of a courtier and flat­ n* "on V should try rhit huriness. as j:much ore ami laipovcrr. ' you buy or not. U.h- i . a t,UM 5 U * r ' ,p ,u ed a compromise measure in the House, and a heavy vTiurst"' ' rs,.11 arid -ec for - •• .-cfj.fr., 5 m.s-b-u of ll!e; quickly /f«c(ia. Ifkltt terer who would say: "Be­ il. .» U.I.W X <:;s. w tp "*-" ('Atart'h, Aiox 6i>0, I'oi ilami, AJo, that looks favorable, and it flght is anticipated. Most Respectfully, hold a brave and honest man • mnowi. uess, A.'rjj, .:: mkveis*. „ etc. Vvsui! is very probable that this or Secietaiy Carlisle is suffer­ who has convictTons." Rut IHVFST!(}^-n vourc m r. some other compromise will Hen : /of oiir t ilfOri OHiin, t» , . :t, r......r id::?AJo be the result, and in a f e w ing from a large lump grow­ lie would show him an Ainer BROWN1S IRON BITTERS tp r. \;<i .fief. April 27, 03. *' - • f k nblo P '» wi." • . ;r«l to la!i Vil*dayb more the matter will he ing on one of his arms. He ican Senator had all his con­ cures Dyspepsia, In­ o: afj. r al I r»-r>'edict € will have it taken out s:ion. victions, and was brave and, i. icse yflriii.caUt ierut- w Ah settled. : c i n.-.-rtntn• aoni>>i, th.-.t J>. i.M ic Dlood digestion & Debility. .')»• ::ea;. f!•»•«pe.-iI^8,ofj-:.»st.prc-H. honest enough to be true to e.•, and to 'fir powriful Hloo-1 CtiritSer ever Several new cases of yellow kt-hW'i most ;«of'.d. The World's Fair has had For Malariaj Liver Trou­ «: • r! .t<jr , nr I ott'P ; f- 10 for 8 DoUtra. over 1 1,000,000 visitors and fever ho ve been reported at them. Not for a class, bin, ()itb do thi t pt-tys for the Tor 8i 1" by druivi'-te: if not, «V 1 to us. ble, or Indigestion, use for all the people; not for a till they come. Ayrirets CLOCJ kl-XL**' tr. G« wocrn t one yvnr. Brunswick, Ga., this week. BROWN'S IRON BITTI section, but for the Union: \ Deaf for a Year So%> .»,D» : BOTANIC nlr/: ho 18 W1,U 10 C, D. TAYLOR - •' �The Watauga Democrat A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper devoted to the interest ot Coun­ ty, State an6 Nation, Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga County. N. C. Even Witli the Lightning Hod Men. St. Louis Republic. A gang of lightning rod sharks made an attempt to rod n farmer,s house against his will Salurday, but got the worst of the bargain. The farmer is an old soldier, living ten miles south of this city, named John Snyder. On Thursday one man called and inquired who the owner was, got a, drink (if water and departed. The next day another called and proposed to make him a present.of 100 feet of rod, charging him 75 cents a foot for 10 feet, and charging him extra for the necessary p o i n t s insisting that the farmer sign a con­ tract lor the balance. This he refused to do and the fel­ low left. Saturday two more men drove up to his place, threw out rods and tools and proceeded to put up the rods. The farmer objected, b u t they claimed to have an or­ der to do such work a n d laughed him to scorn. Sny­ der got his gun, and covered the man in the wagon, who had drawn a revolver, h e ordered him to clear out or he would let daylight through him. The fellow drove off at a lively rate, leaving his pal at the mercy of the farmer, who served him in like man­ ner, and now the farmer has 40 feet of lightning rods to sell. Wliat Are the Dog Days? We owe the notion of the Dog Days to the old Romans. These days embrace the peri­ od between the 3rd of July and the 11th of August. Falling thus in the height of summer, it need not havesur prised the Romans that July must naturally be a very hot month. But this explanation was too simple. So that they made out that the .heat and the diseases that it gave rise to were due to the fact that the star Canicula (the Little Dog) rose and set at the same time as the sun. This was an absurd superstition, for the Little Dog does not rise with the sun now until the end of A ug ust, a n d y e t J u 1 y re m a i ns as hot as ever it was. But popular delusions die hard, and the "Dog Days" will be a popular phrase lor ages to come.—Ex. A Point That Should Not Be Forgot. New York Sun. At McGill college, Montreal, which is coeducational, out of 11 students graduating with honors six are women, and out of five medalists three are women. A college sta­ tistician, in going over the figu res, finds that in propor­ tion to their number the wo­ men have done three times as Well as the men. Still, it must be remembered that these fig ures are based upon avera­ ges. Only exceptional girls are now to be found in the colleges, while all sorts and conditions of boys for all manner of reasons are sent into college. One blockhead, whose father sends him to col lege because the boy is too stupid to do anything else, or one wild son sent because the father doesn't know what do with him, pulls down a class average and makes an unfair showing in com pan son. A Farmer Curs' d God. A special from Charlotte, of the 4th says: James Gar­ rison, a well-to-do farmer who lives near the line between North and South Carolina, was one of the unfortunate fanners in this section whose crop was badly damaged by t he 1 ale storm. Garrison went out in one of his fields of corn a day or so ago and seeing that it was almost totally ruined he began to curse God declaring that He was not a just God. lie immediately returned lo his house and has been in a delirious condition e v e r since. In his wakeful mo­ ments he repeats thee pit hots and these are the only sen­ tences he has uttered since he has been confined to lbs bed. The case has attracted a great deal of attention and medical skill seems to be baf­ fled in its attempt to solve t he mystery of tlie man's dis­ ease. llllllltlll 11 SlllllLM'tllirilll HIIIIIIIII! I!lllll!llltllll!!!llll!l'!j A COMPLETE NEWS P A OVERMAN'S PER People should not be de­ is The Prideofthe North aroi ceived into paying money for ISPECfFIC OKYGENi na Press." IS THB trashy mixtures gotten up to sell. Botanic Blood Balm,(B. l"CREATH OF LIFE/' Do you want to aid in building B. B.) which lias been made XYGEW IB the « ^ 60 lifo giving el-1 up a paper that shall reflect the in Atlanta for the past fif­ air and SPMA? DULB ementofwithout g greatest credit on North Carole vrator; * teen years, never fails to give it there oan bo no 4 11a, no matter where it may be MOUTH life, 6P£0X7Z0f seen? Then patronize satisfaction as a superior PitCE. 0XYGBH la aS apoaial medioat- ^ building up tonic and blood eu Oxygen treat- jl The Wilmington Ales senget \ "V V-v ment for disoae- £ A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER purifier. It is made from the oa of the noae, g throat and langs t Do you want a reliable paper prescription of an eminent The inhalations 5 giving you all the news of the oontain Germi* § physician. The bottle is large • ,- j eideu and Diain- 3 world—a Democratic newspaper in adand the doses small. See feotants, tVi» Root a f • Vj : i; • • ' • *> 'i", dilinn In ditiontothebest 3 •' i. their advertisements and buy known specifies » that equals the best- has the for these die- S largest circulation, and has for that which is thoroughly en­ 3 oaace,Ottrr7ing the remedy byinhalation ripht to 2 - is 5 the acat of the diiease, makinr it a POSITIVE 3 twenty-one years been a part dorsed by thousandsofgrate - ._ .. P'ir leed ^ CUHE. Boparata Cpeoifiosusec in Catarrh and a and factorin thegrowth and dev2 Kay-Fever. Kot a patent medioine. Physioiana a ful patients whom ii hascur^ preecribo it in their practice. s velopment of the Old North ed. Atrial bottle will test rt • State? Then subscrbe for i f?ECAUTIQN fCNLY "gRSgP IN USE.| r2 its merits. ;i Dopoalterlee: • 3 TH W1LMIEGT0N J I ( M M F A rik"oz»3irv H S4»MW.AIabamaSt.? AOantaQa. ft .j »^ ~ yJivii . ii . Mnojrlno Shop, SIJ M0 ftbellr liuiMing, ObihIii., Nob. Ca m paign Rartes: '.i-. Mho/dp* and ttny »'-9 t. Hrotulooy. Loul.Vlllc.. Kt. NOTICE. EiijaeasGflaEA W VV : lata are usea. •P . c ce c «5 »:/ -.'1 ytt ho the bent s rCfi A AL C/iRD addressed to os] The "Daily Messenger,'' by By virtue of an execution »• <>-> j-v.-r %t:i1 brlus by return mail a copy of our 3 Hanual, cxpluiniup the treatment in full. Bend = mail, 4 months on trial, for s iii'ijivs A?: ONCE. issued from the Superior r. fs.- it if 70U piiao Lenlthi p $2.00. Court of Watauga county on £ fiits IS Supply Co., |The Specific Oxygen Co., NAT?FFILE,L : the 14th day of Aug.. 1893, •Tiillll!IIC<liaiiiiii ;iik!imillllll.l!lll!l !IlllI!tllllllll!ljllliaillllU The weekly "Transcript Mes­ Boston. senger," (the largest and in favor of Mary and Blanche best paper in the State) 9 Hagainan, and against Jas. months on trial for $1.00 Sqv v>, R. Hagarnan for the sum of Cash in advance. Both $500 with interest on same R papers are large Eight-Page from the 22nd of July, 1884, sheets. Send Postal Card and for cost of action, 1 will | with the address of five persell to the highest bidder for anlllllllllllllimilllllllimilllWlliWiiMSilMiBBWIIiSJKWI" i sons and receive sample copcash at the court house door WARRAKTED jfeste&a ! ies of THE MESSENGER. iu Boone, N. C., on the 9th NATURE'S Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. day of Oct. 1893, the follow­ 5 YEARS C U R E FOR ing described tract or boun­ dary of land which has been TAKE THE levied on bv me as the prop­ erty of James It. Hagaman iieap and Alton R. R, to satisfy said execution, to ir^r-xyvr *» rv vTrTryV''v -sr ir mMm GOING wit: The tract or boundary EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. of land known as the Gran­ This new treatment for Catarrh and i *1 ii ville Hagaman farm and now diseases of the respiratory organs Is one of the most important discoveries owned by J. It. Hagaman the in medical science and possesses the IragMk iBa j Emigrants going to any of the same lying on Brushy Fork following advantages i Western States or Territories 1. The patient can euro hlmsell ot a small expense creek in this county, adjoin­ and without outside assistance. \ will save time and money going 2. Ko change of diet or pursuit ol Ilia Is neoessaif ing the lands of W. W. Presduring treatment. ! via. Chicago and Alton route, 3. The remedies aro In no wise offensive to the nell, J, P. Hagaman, Marcus S Hasatiu^a IU$h Arm, i t is the quickest route to patient and entail no discomfort. Haoa siOf.tiiiB Vandike and others, thesame g lias n Solf-throfttiing Wit.ttto. 4. The remedy reaches the seat ol the trouble 2 r.yu»l iia Couf.trtics v^j. directly. I KANSAS CITY, DENVER, Has No t containing 200 acres more or g Han a JtfeoHMifeal Apjieartmyo. 2 a 5. The remedies and moans of nppManoe can be | carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience. PUEBLO, ~ Mas an Kleg:mt Finish. less. This Aug. 21.it 1893. JFRE12 TREATMENT at any drug stor«. 5 1I»8 a Forc es A.liustmettt* And all points in Idaho, Wash; I). F. BAIRD, Sheriff. — haa a i'oalilvo X:.ite-up. CACTF.RI N E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. . K HM StylLth PnruiinTe, CORRESPONDENCE 80LICITED. ington, Oregon, Utah g HAM More OOCTL Sewing QtuOl ties ant* THE NORTH CAROLINA - does a Lnirgsr Kange i»E Sjr^c vuJ Work = Caoterlr.s Medlcino Co., Waco, Texas* and California. g nay Soaring MACUL-SO in World. — College of Agriculture nnd Mechanic­ The Great Southern Remedy. CAGTERINE Raleigh Christian Advocate: You hear on every hand the cry of hard times, but people dress as fine as ever, t h e trains are full of people trav cling, the World's Fair is taking thousands of dollars from the people, men and wo men every where are indul­ ging in all kinds of luxuries. In face, about the best evi­ dence of hard timesyou see is in the failure of many men to pay their honest debts. A little self-denial and a little lopping off of needless lux­ al Arts. | Examine T3E ROYAL for Bolnte of » uries would soon make times excellence, and yos wJ3 g Will begin its Fifth Sesssion bay no oilier. ^ easier. Sep. 7, 1893. This College is now well equipped for its spe­ ! RGYAEI & CO, Roskfcrd. Ii!. g Asheville Citizen: The fol­ cial work, having extensive lowing advertisement a p- wood and iron shops, careful pears in some Eastern North l.v fitted up drawing rooms, Carolina papers: Progress­ chemical, botanical and Hor­ ticultural laboratories, green ive institute, male and fe­ house and barn. male, Dunn, N. C. A good The teaching force for the preparatory school, with a next year eainsists of 15 men. well matured course of study. The two courses lead to grad 039 RECESPT OF ©O CENTS Webster's speller, Smith's nation in Agriculture and in Y;E WILL MAIL A BOX OF E n g l i s h g r a m m a r , a n d a Mechanical and Civil Engin­ eering. good smoth switch still hold Total cost a year, including their respective time-honored board: place. Fall term begins Sep­ County students, $93.50. THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR $123.50. tember 6th. D. B. Parker, Pay students, For catalogues apply to Tetter, Ground Itch, Itching Pllas, Ring principal. A. Q. IIOLLADY, Pres., Worm and all Itching S&ln Diseases. Raleigh, N. C. NOTICE. North Carolina, Watauga coun­ H o l l y S p r i n g C o l l e g e . If y#u havs TETTER, It matters JM! hew lor.g tt bas 6xlS«d, TETTERiNE will as oerldr.ly c«ro ty, By virtue ot a power of sale Bi tler, Jolinson, Co., Tenu. yo -j as yflii use IL contained in a certain mortgage Beautifully and accessibly Harmless Painiaes aad Fragrant. made to me by W. G. Todd and wife to secure the payment of five located. HLTV Refunded If yon aro dlasatlaflcd i with tha results—liefevences— Ample boarding accommo­ Southen. IlankofthcRt.tteof Cteorgl», Chathundred dollars, with interest kf. u Bank, and Natloanl idankof Savannah. and cost, subject to credits of dations. $204.00, I will ori Monday the Faculty of six teachers. LI. SHUPTRmE BRO. 2nd day of Oct. 1893, offer for Two hundred and eightv SAVANNAH, GA. • sale to the highest bidder for cash five students last year. at the court house door in the Both sexes admitted. town of Boone N. C., at public Thorough work done in all auction the following described real estate, to wit: 50 acres of branches. Next session begins Aug. land lying and being in B l u e Ridge township, Watauga coun­ 7 1893. Write for catalogue. ty, in three tracts as follows: Tract No. 1, conl aing 50 acres; JAS. H. SMITH, PRES'T. CURE West and Northwest Finest mnl Iiest Equipped Road in the West. rsOOFING. Weather Boarding, Gompbto Coifings, Corrugated Sheeting, Hoofing Paints. M PAY km tract No, 2 containing 5 acres and EDUCATE Y0UU GIRLS tract No. 3 containing 1 acre, al­ —A T— so one other tract lying and be­ ing in Boone township, Watauga Claremont Female Col­ county, adjoining the lands of I). B. Dougherty and others, being lege, the lot on which the said W. G. , n. c. Todd now lives and known as the CnsurpnSRed tor location, thor­ Wilson property. Said land is in good condition and the lot near oughness and cheapness. Christian, but not sectarian. Boone has upon it a good dwell Faculty able and painstaking. ing house. 1 or a fuller descrip­ Special advantages in Music. tion of said property refer to book Send for Catalogue. 'D" of mortgages, pages 107, 108 and 109, where said mort­ ADDRESS REV. J. L. Mrupiiv, President gage is recorded. This Sept 6, '93W. E. GREENE. Mortgagee. FOR SALE! SPAINHOUR and COFFEY, Attys. In t he I own of Boone, a com for Mortgagee. HICKORY Em Trer'ghe, Guttora and Spouting, t COMPLETE AND READY \ \TO APPLY W H E N S H I P P E D . / nwiiiiiiiiiiiiriniwi ; |a 14' T, - c SCOTT 4 UNIVEIiSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA* CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. •£r r *J "w > *• w ( i >: v u * ?• (1 t tt t •j '' - z 2 £ •: A. .y. L » ? o •i--. ;i i II f.) n. ft 6 o 5 <•> ii o o "fZ , t| t CL. H * p? L 18 H I Sf hi wca- >. ti ,t A of THE KIN-GO TEA CO.." 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'• n • A IP-''. i > i 8 '' k, ; : Aw*i i ... • •. i •Vt^f fortnbie dwelling house with p o * 'Jf\ W- r ,.t9 EW ORLEANS* 6 rooms and five fire places, S h£ f . Ca,N LA. I w with nine acres of land, good *I spring, sonic apple. peach and «i i $ |,$p One of the chestnut iices,sitm«ted sou e BKSTTel I , ctcepeiv i ;iOur lAciiitlcnare 300 yards from Main street. the world. free fAcllltlcft are i-% > UDcqnalcd, and Id introduce our Ii is a desirable private ?c >superior good* we will uendPHnK toONK r»*eON in cnch locftlltr, I i Mabove. Only tboso who write dencc. The place will be s< Id to us at orcocari make sure of Send Stucp for Illustrated Fries pvT the chance. All you have to do tn cheap on terms to suit The ** return it to nhow our good* to ta Schumacfier OviKasiuiii Go. those who call—rour nrhrhhon pun haser. i-Jpr further ]>ar•nd thote around yon The be"trfnnlnor of thio fldvcrtiftemont ticn! irs apply to I. W. Thorn aoopa. The following ctxt givesshow* the small enditof the tela the appearance of reduced as. ilibritcu, N. k '., or Vv. GULF MFG 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 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 , w f tr r 'e i^ Is a choice blend of fine, high-grade Chi­ nese Tea. Put up In attractive and orig­ inal packages and packed la handsome counter display boxes of six pounds each (either size); is ouly sold In packages, 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 dealer a fair profit; Is a thor­ oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ lutely pure, always the same ; free from du5t IX« rP ENDORSED BY "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" PURE, WHOLESOME AMD POWERFUL. YOH Want It. Ask Grocer For !t. ••••• a— E3TABL1SHED 1872. 7-J Il I *VJ PROF A. L. METZ,P.H .G, of Medical Department Tulano Univorslty of Louisiana, who, after a careful analysis, pronouncos It. a puro Cream Tartar Powder, which he cheerfully recommends to tfcu public. t&xa •. In (.ht.ti««yn—an (inriurtlo workman to a '.rtl.TB !«)d APJfLY our material. In lids Hoiiukgr. '.'or-ffiflp'-mlancfl eoMctte.!" write ibr '.rrtoea tvrj;l terma. O o * Only line running Solid Veati hud trains etweeu St. Louis and Kan a • it v. Reclining " .air cars and Tour ist Sleepers ee of extra charge. I will nice parties a t any rail­ road station with through tickets and baggage checks. For full information,maps and descriptive pamphlets of the West write to or call on B. A. NEWL.VND. Traveling Passenger Agt.. 19 Pntton Ave., Asheville, N. C. J. CHARLTON, G. P. A Chicago, 111. WE WANT —AN— p*. PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER iron Roofing, -jp AM forms ©f Sheet Metal for Building & EQUIPMENT:—Faculty of twen­ ty-five teachers, eleven buildings, seven scientific laboratories, li­ brary of 30,000 volumes and 316 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, $60 per C o u n c i l ! , B o o n e , N . C . year. Scholarships and loans for FOTL DYSPEPSIA, the needy. Indlgcstlfm, and Stomach disorders, take BROWN S IKON HITTERS. m1 v? for the Address PRESIDENT WINSTON, nt All dealers keep it. St per bottle. Genuine has trado mark ana crossed red lines on wrapper. Chanel Hid, X. C. •Ajemoeiiit one year. . CATARRH ' Caveat s, and TrnAe-Marks obtained, and all Fateut bur.i'i. ss conducted for Moderate Fees. Cur Ofiice is 0|spor.H« U. f». Patent Office, and M'e c n sernre . ator.t In lc38 time than taosm remote from WaAitugton. Send model, drawing or photo., with deacpipWe advise, It iiatctable or not. free of charge. Our fc cot clv.c till patent Is secarocL A >.:mphl<?t, "How to Obtain Patents." w«h bmues of actual clients in your Slats, county, town, sent frro. Address, Ann. MJ C.A.SNOW&CC|< Office, Wlashlnaioo^Cfc^Y^ Opposite Patent �the Jury IVhen the bill was two or three months just ber yard of the defendants in found, was not a freeholder prior to the first of .nine 18- Lay town with my team and at.the time either in his own 97, and were indebted to the wagon to haul lumber for right or in the right of bis firm on the first of June to Wright. I carried a nore or wife. Counsel for tbe Deft, the amount <>! $500 or more, order from Wright to the de­ moved to quash the bill, be­ At the end of the summer fendant, J. it. Haga man. fore the trial jury was im­ they the Defts. owed us When I presented it to him pair helled on the ground of ( Wright <£ OwerO $802 for lie said it was all right, that defect in Grand Jury, in that which they executed their he would load rne back with the said J. J. Mitchell was promissory note on the 2nd poplar lumber, b u t they n o t „ q l l l ,| i f l e d G m n d J n ,. o r day of Aug. 1895, on final would soil the balance of the \| 0 t; ()tl denied. Deft. except- settlement. A month after I lumber and pay the proceeds ed. At t he conclusion of the made the trade with the Deft to .Wright A Owen. There "vidence counsel for the Deft, j. R. fiagrtinan for the pop was 3000 feet ib the pack or asked the Coiiidfflfe instruct lar lumber, I saw the Deft. .J. packs that 1 got my load Ore Jury that there was not P. Hagaman and be told me from h.j estimate or guess, sufficient evidence to warrant the lumber was there find and there was dthef lumber the conviction of the Detts. advised me not to haul it un­ on the yard. I took the load and they should return a ver­ der 00 days as it would drv to town (Lenoir) and sold it dict of acquital. His Hon. out. Two or three weeks af­ to Davis Lumber dealer, and instructed the Jury that they ter the trade was made I let paid the proceeds to Wright should acquit the Defendant the Delt.<f : J. P. Hagaman except tbe cost of hauling J. P. Hagaman, but declined have some goods on it. which I retained. to give such instruction as Thirty days or six weeks P. L. TViplett, witness tor to J. IL Ilagaman. Deft. J. after the trade was made the defence testified that aIt. Hagaman axceprs. I sent. Dock II a r t 1 y hout the middle of June 1895 The following is substan- t o t he defendants mill for a he was at the lumber yard of cially the evidence .produced load of the lumber with a the defendants in Laytown. at the trial.-T. E. Wright, note or order. 1 first learn­ That he saw three packs of "tbe prosecuting witness tes­ ed through him, on his re­ poplar lumber on the yard. tified that; about the first of t u r n t h a t t h e r e w a s n o t The largest he guessed had June, A. I). 1895, tire Deft. 1700 ft. of poplar lumber on six or eight thousand feet. D J. It. Hagaman in Lenoir, "N. the yard. lie (Dock Hart­ might have had more. The C. represented to him thathe ley) did not report to me for two smaller packs hesfipposand his brother J. P. Haga­ some weeks after I employed ed had three or four t no lis man had thejy* piled up or him to loyal the lumber. He and feet each* The defend­ stacked up to itself 17000 never bright me any lum­ ant. J. R. Hagaman said the feet of poplar lumber, for the ber buJfSy&ght penme, I un- largest pack was "for some the witness Wright or for derstoO(T,f^ Lenoir for tbe special purpose." The de­ Wright & Owen. That this defepdants. He (Dock Hart­ fendants had two lumber lumber was stacked up on ley) bad his own team and yards in Laytown about lumber yard in Laytown wagon and was engaged at half a mile apart. • M. G. Hagaman witness for (about 1- milesfrom Lenoir) the time in hauling lumber. and was "ones" and "'two's". Some time in June I "received the defence testifier}: * I am That the said J. R. ilagaman a letter from the defendant brother of the defendants. sold them (Wright'& Owen) J, R. Hagaman, dated June Was running a saw mill for this lumber at $20 a thous­ the 12th., telling nib "not to t h e m i n L a y t o w j o i n t b e and and Ire entered a credit come after the-poplar lumber Spring and Summer of 1895. on the books of the firm in till next, week, that they In June there was twelve, fif­ favor of the Defendants for would he at their new place bj teen or twenty thousand feet this amount, Thai they that time and that he was of poplar lumber on the .yawl Wr ight A Owen were to pay then hauling oot Chestnut at on9 time—coulden't say for the hauling of tlie lumber lumber to tbe road.' I never re exactly how much was there to Lenoir. That on the day cei.ved any of the poplar lum­ on the first day of June. the Deft. J. It. Hagaman ber sold to me, or proceeds of They were sawing and haul­ made the trade with witness it. I sa w the Defts. afterwards ing all the time. for the lumber as stated he during the summer but re­ J. p. Hagaman one of the de­ the defendant J. R. Hagaman member that I called o n fendants testified as follows: took up goods to the amount them for an oxpianatron or In March, 1895, we began get­ of. of $25 o.r $50 on tire that, they; gave any explana­ ting goods from Wright & strength and faith of the tion or excuse for 1 heir-de­ Owen, About thfe first o f deal uiade in .regard to the faulting in regard to the I urn June w e owed the tn four poplar lumber,-and the rep­ her. . I finally quit credit­ or $500.00 for gbods. etc. resentation made irr yegai-d ing them and "turned down Our dealings with then after thereto. That aftrrw ,-rt-ds some of their orders." In first of j-upe amounted to oduring the summer he toot- Dec., 1895. or Jan. 1896, I ver $000.00—but vv e had up goods to 1 the full amjarnr procured a Justice's warrant paid them then $200.00 and of $3 T0.00 th? price of Hie for the defendant's for thisof- owed them the bajartco. We lumber. That Ire would not fmice and it was served on were to make monthly pay­ have let tiie Deft, have the one of them hut not on the ments in money. We got goods but for the replanta­ oiher." The warrant was ta­ Davis to ship the lumber.tions as to the poplar lumber. ken up by iffy consent with Wright, said he wanted us to That previously, about the the prospect, of some arrange get the best price for the lum last of May T895 he had intent Let we'en us. I went be­ her we could. Wright got nought some chestnut lumber fore Solicitor and procured $90 00 of proceeds • of th£ of the Defendants to-wit: the presentment. At t h e popjar lumber. Three O.F 10,000 feet at $^a thousand previous Term I was before a four weeks after' Wright says and at the time of tlie pop­ Grand jury on the matter he made a deal with my bro­ lar deal with Deft. J. R, Hag but no bill was returned. 1 ther J. R. Hagaman for the aman, the Defts. were in­ have no personal knowledge poplar lumber, I agreed to debted to the witness for this as to whether there was 17,- let him have a car load of lumber tbe price of which 000 feet of poplar lumber on poplar lumber. He was to they had taken up at the the defendants lumber yard pay for tbe ha filing of it, but store of Wright & Owen. at the time 1 bought the h e r e f u s e d t o p a y t b e North* Carolina, Caldwell That the Defendantsfailed to sdme from the defendant J. R. teamsters cash f o r haul­ •County. Superior Court, Fall deliver said chestnut lumber ing and I then had i t Hagaman. Term 1897. State vs J. R. as they contracted to "do or Dock Hartley witness for hauled and sold it by Wrights Hagaman & J. P. Hagaman. to turn over all the proceeds the State testified in sub­ consent to Davis, and turned Case on Appeal. of said lumber to Wright & stance as follows: J. P. Haga over the proceeds to Wright. This Was an indictment for Owen, but did pay to Wright man told rne on one occas­ There vvns poplar lumber obtaining goods under false & Owen as much as $95 of ion that he and his brother s t a c k e d o n y a r d a b o u t t h e . pretence tried at Fall Term such proceeds. That witness j. R. Hagaman were talking first of June, but don't know of Caldwell Superior Court, did not know that the Defts. of making a trade with T. E, how tr uch. We sold 50,000 or before Green, Judge 'and a had made or would make de­ Wright of the firm of Wright 6(1,000 feet of poplar lumber fault in regard to the chest­ & Owen about some lumber during the summer from the jury. One J. J. Mitchell who* was nut lumber, when he made and directed me to see him yard— some to Earnhardt, a member of the Grand Jury the deal for the poplar lum­ Wright and I could proba­ Atkinson and others. that found the bill and pres­ ber. That the Defts. had been bly get some hauling to do. J. R. Hagaman tie defend­ ent and participating in tire running an account at the 1 did so and in the month of ant testified as follows: enquiry and deliberations of store of Wright & Owen for July 1895, I went to the lum­ About the first of .nine, 95 North Carolina, ('aidwell County, in the Superior Court Fall term, 1897. State, vs. T. R. Hagaman. False Pretense. Be it remembered that at Special Term, 1897, of CaIdWell Superior Court, a bill of i n d ic t rii en t was fo u n d a ga i n s t thcr above named defendant in i IIPfollowing wdi il«, to-wit: Mate of North (atolina, t)a Id Well county. Superior Court, Special Term. 1897." The jurors for the State up bn their oath present: That James li. Hagaman and J. P. Hagaman, late of the county bf Caldwell on the'1st day of August in the year of oilr Lord, one thousand eight hundred and ninety seven at And in the county ofCaldwell unlawfully and knowingly de vised feloneously arret intend­ ing to cheat and defraud T. K. Wright ami A. J. Owen, trading underthe .firm name arid style of Wright and Ow­ en, of their goods, moneys, chattiesand property, d i d then and there unlawfully, and designedly falsely pre­ tend to the said W right and Owen, trading as aforesaid, knowingly, that the said Jas. ft. Ilagaman and J. 1\ Haga Uiqn had at their-lumberyard iu Caldwell county, North Car­ olina seventeen thousand feet of poplar luinbei for them the said Wright and Owen, stack­ ed to its* If, whereas, in truth and fa :t, the said James H\ Hagaman and J. P. Haga­ man did rial have seventeen thousand feet of poplar lum­ ber for said Wright and Ow­ en (trading as aforesaid) stacked to itself as they the said James It. Hagaman and j. P, HagafmaTi, well'knew, which s a i d representations they the said J. K. Hagaman dan j. P. Hagaman then and there well knew to be false, by color and means of which said false pretence* they the said jas. R. Hagaman and j. P. Haganmn then and there well knew to be false, by color and means of which said false pretence and preten fees, they the' said Jo'mejR. Hagaman and J. P. Haga­ man did ihen and :here-*unlavvfully, knowingly and de­ signedly, feloneously qbtained from "the said IFrighPand Owen three hundred dollars *in goods and merchandise,bti ing then and there tbe prop­ erty of the said Wright and Owen with intent to cheat and defraud the said Wright and Owen to the great dam­ a g e o f t h e said"*W r i g h t a n d T)wen, contrary to the form of the statute in such case li ade and provided a f%l against the peace and dignity of the State. J. L. SPAI NHOUR Solicitor, I saw T. E. Wright in Lenoir and told him that I had 15 or 17,000 feet of poplar lum­ per stacked on our yard and I agreed.to let him have it on account. 'I here was ho par ticular price agreed upon. lie agreed to pa.v tin; market price at Lenoir whatever that might be when sold. He was to pay for the hauling out of thp proceeds of tbe lumber. 1 told Wr ight there was proba bl.v 17,000 feet of poplar lum her at that time and I think there was that amount. We had made the deal for t h c chestnut lumber before this. We were in debt more Than theamount of poplar a n d chestnut lumber. We paid him $90.00 out. of the pro­ ceeds of poplar lumber. There was evidence as to tbe good character of Wright and tlie defendants and some evidence impeaching defend­ ant's character as to their lailure to pay their debts. The jury returned a verdict of guilty as to deft. J. it. Hag­ aman and under the instruc­ tions of the court a verdict of not guilty as to tbe defen­ dant j.T. Haga manDefendant moved fora new trial-. Motion denied. Defend­ ant excepted. Motion iri ar­ rest of judgment. Motion de­ nied. Defendant excepts. Judgment pronounced. Deten dant. appealed to the Supreme Court, The foregoing is adopted by me as the case on appeal in this cause, and tbe Clerk will copy same with tbe nec­ essary paper's and forward to Supreme Court. L. L. GREENE,.judge presi­ ding. North Carolina, Caldwell' county, lu the Superior Co firt fall term, 1897. State vs. j. Ii. Hagaman A J. P. Ilaga­ man. Appeal bond. Whereas, at the present term <)-?'"Caldwell Superior Court, the above named j. R. Hagaman was convicted in the above entitled cause of getting gonds under false pretence and has been ad­ judged by His Honor judge Greene to two years confine­ ment in the common jail of Caldwell county and whereas the said J. R. .Hagaman has appealed from said Judge­ ment to the Supreme Court. Now, therefore, we. J. R. Hagaman and John Haga­ man acknowledge ourselves indebted to the State of North Carolina in the sum of twenty-five ($25.00) dol­ lars to be levied of our lands and tenements and goods, to be void nevertheless, on con­ dition that we pay all costs that may be a warded against the said J. R. Hagaman in the Supreme Court in said appeal. James R Hagaman (SEAL) John Hagaman *(SEAL) WITNESS. John Hagaman the above bonden b*ing duly sworn deposes and says that he isa resident of North Carolina and is worth more than fifty dollars over and above all his liabilities and debts, home stead and personal property' exemptions. Sworn to before me, this Oct. 25th. 1897, J. V. MCCALL, C. S. CP Caldwell Co. North Carolina, Caldwell County. In tlie Superior Cdurt, Fall TSrm 1897. I, J. V. McCall, Clerk of the Superior Court of above State and county, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and perfect copy of the papers in this cause as appears of record in niv office. Given under my hand and official seal attheoffiee in Lenoir, N. C..thrs the 23rd day of Nov. 1897. J. V. JVFCALL Clerk of the Superior Court of Caldwell county. N. C. mmm �� 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/42ffeb883796edb4d0a36f759368864a.pdf 768d313ae0ec8085fff31f4892740aaf PDF Text Text VOL 6 PROFESSIONAL. LOOtfE, WASHINGTON WATAUGA COUNTY, LETTER from Mr. Fitch telling him to N* C., THUILSDAY, H»w Democrats Trtlk. SEPTEMBER 28, 1893* saying. Not only is he a lea­ Wilmington Messenget. der in North Carolina, but push things. That the bill is From our Regular Correspondent. The Southern democrats in also in trie nation. The South not already before the House W. B. C0UNC1LL, Jii. the House who voted fofand shotfid ptfsh him to the front One hundred years ago to­ is not the fault of the com­ ATTORNEY AT LAV. with the Administration in for the next Vice President day the corner stone ofabuil mittee, but of the absent dem Boone, N. C. repealing the Sherman bill of the United Stat?a. ding which many eminent for ocrntci. If the House is to do do not feel called upon to sac A Man Whtf Was SAtfngr. eigners have pronounced to anything promptly a quo W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. rum of democrats must be in rifice everything to please the be the most beautiful nnd im Boone, N. C. President. They are report­ "I once traveled for a mill posing structure in the world their seats every day, and, e d a s s a y i n g i n e f f e c t t h a t building company as expert Resident Physician. Office in view of the large democrat on King Street north of Post was laid in this city in t h e ic majority, it ought not to t h e i I- eonstifu ncies expect miller," said F. M. Tatlow of presence of a few hundred peo Office. and demand that the Feder­ the Southwestern Miller. 4 My pie. That building was the be difficult to keep them there. al Election laws be wiped business was to visit mills Capitol, and to-day a migh­ The republicans have shown DR. L. C. REEVES. from the statute book which ty host estimated at from that the.y propose taking ad the.y disgrace. They ridicule the company had construct­ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ed, put them in operation and 150,000 to 200,000 people vantage to the utmost of the Office at Residence. that the action of the Senate get acceptance. In this line assembled around the statue too liberal rules of the House Boone, N. C. on the Vorhees bill is influ­ I once went to a western town ot George Washington, which to block legislation whenev­ e n c e d b y t h e c o u r s e o f t h e to start up a remodeled mill, sits majestically facing the ri­ er there is not a quorum of Hiuse as to the abominable L. D. LOWE, sing sun upon the plateau democrats on the floor, The laws. The.) say that it is not and about the first thing 1 east of the Capitol, to do hon report that President Cleve­ to he supposed that the re­ figured out was that in the or to the centennial anniver­ land was encouraging demo­ publicans would be gratified proprietor of the mill 1 had -ANDsary of that momentous oc­ crats to stay away from the ufc any legislation on a polit­ struck the 'meanest man.' 1 NOTARY PUBLIC, casion. Congress made the House in order to prevent ical question which the dem­ went into his office for a day a legal holiday nnd at­ this bill being taken np, is a ocrats might favor. They fur match to light a lantern, and BANNER'S ELK. N. C. he took the lantern from my tended in a body. President villainous libel brought, out ther suggest that, the same hand and went down to the Cleveland as chairman of cer­ solely for the purpose of cre­ objection might be raised to furnace, lit it with a splinter, emonies made a short speech ating dissension in democrat the consideration of the tar­ and brought it back to me. ATTORNEY AT LAW, in his happiest Vein, introdu­ ic ranks. MARION, N.C cing Hon. William Wert Hen Representati ve Wilson cha ir iff question, as it will un­ If he saw a bent nail on the doubtedly offend the republi­ floor, h* would pick it up, -(o)ry, of Virginia, a defendant man of the House Ways and cans to have the McKinle.y straighten it and put it in a Will practice in the courts o- of Patrick Henry, whose ora­ Means committee?; snv lots of bill repealed and replaced by nailbox; if the nail was bro­ Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ tion was an epic of patriot­ nonsense is being talked aell and all other counties in the ism entirely worthy of the oc botit the intention of that a general tariff bill which is ken, he would throw it in a .•estern list riot..warSpecial atten not a protective measure. scrap iron box that he kept tion given to the collection of oat-ion; Vice President Steven committee «nd about, manu­ That appears to be Very sen­ near by. Once I saw him pick son spoke for the Senate; facturers being afraid to con­ claims, " 1 ®« sible talk, but it will displease up a single grain of wheat Speaker Crisp for the House tinue at work lest the new Dr. J. C* Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. tariff should rum them, etc. the gn at man of the White from the floor and throw it Trade, T«nn. Ziourille, N- C. and Justice Brown of the Su­ House. But the Southern peo preme Court, for the Judicia­ Now, as a matter of fact, any pie have some opinions and in the grain hopper, saving, 4 ry. A tramed chorus ol one manufacturer can ascertain rights as well as others. Mr. lt was in danger of being thousand five hundred voices by addressing chairman Wil­ M o r g a n h a s i n f o r m e d t h e stepped on and ruined/ "In mill operating the mill s a n g p a t r i o t i c s o n g s , t h e son or any democratic mem­ President that his pet plan er frequently samples flour ber of the committee—the re­ VSTCalls attended at all last of which—"America,"— will not go through the Sen­ was joined in by the entire publicans on the committee ate unless the democrats are by putting an ounce or more hours.~lsAk audience, and it was truly also know it, but they would permitted to amend it some on a paddle prepared for the J une 1, '93. purpose and smoothing it be tempted in order to make sublime. political capital to suppress way. But the great ui a n out with an ivory trier, and E. P. LOVILL. i . C. FLETCHER. There is no material change stands by his guns and says in the silver situation in the or distort t lie facts—that the he will never surrender. It is sometimes these samples are Senate. Senator Vorheeshas committee proposes to give a battle without compromise. dipped into water to indicate color when the flour is made given notice that he will short ample time to every indus­ A T1ORNEYS A T LA U", Into dough. Through famil­ ly try to force a vote by pro­ try before the new tariff goes Eor the Collection of Revenues* iarity with this work millers BOONE, N\ C. into effect for every manufac­ longing the session. Mean­ St. Louis Republic. oftentimes become careless Special attention given while the Senators will con­ turer to dispose of stock on Speed the tariff hearings. in regard to samples and will to the colletion of claims tinue to talk for and against hand and to make his ar­ They may be proper courte­ scrape the remains of the dry rangements to meet the new sies to American citizens who flour off the board onto the L. L. GREENE, <FC CO., lepeal. and lowered duties. The dem­ The attempt of some of the have views to present to the floor, and wet samples are of REAL ESTATE AG'TS. weak-kneed democrats in the ocrats have no desire to ruin Government, but they can­ course ruined. When I began House—fortunately for the anybody; their aim is t o not be regarded as an ele­ ROONE, N. C. t osample the flour of t h e future of the party they are make a tariff that will con- ment of pertinence in t h e new mill be wanted to know Will give special attention few in number—, who fear the fei the greatest good on the preparation ol a tariff bill. if 1 'couldn't just as well put to abstracts of title, the sale wrath of the republicans and greatest number, and in do­ Under a high protective t h e d r y f l o u r b a c k i n t h e of Real Estate in W. N. ('. ad vise delay whenever a move ing so it will, of course, be system a notion soon grows Those having farms, timber chest and use smaller sam­ necessary to make such chan up that a committee on Ways ples for dipping.' I put him and mineral lands for sale, i s ma d e t o w a rd s ea r r v i ng o u t will do well to call on said Co. the promises of the democrat ges as will wipe out for th * and Means sits as an umpire down in my mental memo­ ie national platform, to have future the enormous profits to decide between what a spe­ at Boone. randum as bad and constant L. L. GREES & CO. the impression go out, if which have been legislated cial interest wants and what ly growing worse, and I in­ March 1G, 1893. they do not openly charge, into the pockets of certain the public will stand. stituted a little inquisition that the House committee favored classes of manufacta NOTICE. The name of the commit tee by testing the flour oftener rers at the expense of the peo on election of President and Hotel Property for Sale. denotes its function. T h e and using larger samples and pie. The public hearings on On account of failing health Vice President and Represen­ Speaker constructs it to pro­ forced the punishment to the ofmyselfand wife, I offer for sale tatives in Congress, in deci­ the tariff will close this week, vide ways for the collection limit. my hotel property in the town of ding to report the Tucker and the democratic members of revenue. The umpire no­ Boone, North Carolina, and will "Late one evening the old of the committee will then de tion is a fungus which h a s man and I werestanlingnear •»ell low for cash and make terms bill for the repeal of the feder o suit the buyer, and will take al election laws, had nottrea vote their whole time to the sprouts from the big fungus the mill talking when two lit­ real or personal property in ex­ ted the chairman of that com preparation of the bill. of protection. tle boys came from the mill change. Apply soon. mittee—Rep. Fitch, (if New In simple terms, the com­ and the smaller one of the W. L. BRYAN. Populist* Expect War. York, who is now at the bed­ mittee on Ways and Means t w o was crying bitterly. Greensboro Patriot. side of Ms mother who isdan Notice. has but two legitimate ob­ "What's the matter, my son? A party of "Thirdites" met For sale. 900 acres of land, gerousl.y ill, with propercour near Brown's Summit last jects of enquiry—what a- asked the old man. What a re on Rich Mountain, Watauga tes.y. Here are the facts: Mr. tnouut of revenue ttie expen­ County, on which is asbestos, Fitch was anxious to get the Sunday week, instead of go­ ses ot government require you cryingabout?" "I'mcrvin' 'cos 1 ain't goin to git nnd fine land for sheep ranch. bill reported to the House at ing to church, and held a sp­ i e s o f d i s c u s s i o n s o n t h e and what is most equitable no supper," said the little Sales private. L I). Lowe & J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of t h e e a r l i e s t m o m e n t , a n d questions of the day, and imposition of taxes to raise thing. "And why are you Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. w h e n h e w a s c a l l e d a w a y nearly all of them decided the money.not going to have some sup Banner Elk, Nov. 1?, '90 . from Washington by his mo­ that we are going to hn ve When the limit of courtesy per?" "Cause ma ain't got ther's illness he went to Spea­ war, and one of the party is reached the committee no flour nor no money to NO 1 ICE. ker Crisp and requested him Parties putting papers in said that if there should be a ought to shut off the hear­ buy it, with, and they won't my hand for execution will to send for Rep. Tucker, of war he would rob every rich ings and devote its time to let us have any at the mill." please advance the fees with Virginia, the second demo man he came across. This the preparation of a revenue "Come back to the mill with the papers and they will re­ crat on the committee, and sentiment was pretty well re­ bill. me, and I will see see about ceive prompt attention, other to ask him to see that there Jonesboro Journal: There that," said the old man. And wise they will be returned was no delay in getting the ceived, showing that a very not executed for the want of little difference exists between can be no doubt that Sena­ taking thetn into the mill, he fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. • bill before the House. This the anarchists and Popu­ tor Vance is the political lea­ put as much flour as the el­ the Speaker did, and from MONEY TO LOAN. that time until now Mr. Tuck lists. The above is vouched der in North Carolina today. der bov could carry, put their for by a reliable citizen of The people are tied to him name on the order book for er, as acting chairman of the Brown's Summit. Money to loan at 2 and 3 and regard him as their ben­ a sack next day and sent percent, with mortgage on committee, has had the ad­ Many Periotl* broken efactor. It is needless to say them away happy. good real estate, on five or vice of Speaker Crisp upon down from overwork or household caret. "I looked at him in amaze­ that he is a great and grand Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the his every act, and in addi­ •ystem. aids digestion, removes excess of bile, ten years time. old man; that goes without ment and asked: "Don't it A. J. CRITCHER. tion he has had telegrams end cures malaria. Oat the genuine. Attorney at Law J. ¥MOKPIIKW, Butler & Blackburn, Physicians & Surgeons. LOVILl & FLETCHER, NO* 1, break your heart to do any thing like that, Saving as yob are?" "My friend," he said "yo it misjudge me. If it were not for the strictest economy, I would not be able to do any­ thing at all for the helpless and needy; I am to give to the poor all I save by frugal­ ity." I afterward learned that of all the big hearts in t h e place his was the biggest and whitest. "The most generous man in town," said all who knew him.—St. louis Re public. Pantatiafenf of Coretuousness. The story of Midas, the Phrygian king, is an apt il­ lustration of a eovetuous man's desire when granted The ancient monarch asked a favor of the gods, and they agreed to grant him whatev­ er he should desire. The mon­ arch, overjoyed, determined to make the favor inexhaust­ ible. He prayed that what­ ever he touched be turned in­ to gold. The prayer was grant ted, and hitter Were the con­ sequences. Whatever t h e king touched did turn into gold. He laid his hand upon a rock and it became a huge mass of gold of priceless val­ ue. He clutched his oaken staff, and it became in h i » hand a bar of virgin gold. At first the monarch's joy was Unbounded, and he returned to his palace the most favor­ ed of mortals Alas! for the short-sightedness of man! He sat at the table and al' that he touched turned into mock ery of his wish, to pure, solid gold. Then the 'gnhvietion came rushing upon his hum j bled mind that 'ie must per­ ish from his grasping wish—' die in the midst of plenty, and remembering the ominous saying he had heard: "The gods themselves cannot take back their gifts," he howled to the sternly smiling Dionysius t o restore t o him t h e coarsest, vilest food, and de­ liver him from the curse of gold. Obsei ver-Cbronicle: One of the New York National banks? that lately took out $500,000 of additional circulation has now withdrawn its bonds for the purpose of retiring it. Oar impression is that the bankscannot retire m o r e than three millions a month. But. whether so or not, at any rate under the present arrangement, currency once in circulation is apt to re­ main out; for the govern ment uses the money deposited on the withdrawal of the bonds as any other receipts, and t>e ing hard pressed for cash, Mr. Carlisle will not care to be spending troney to retire the currency. It is, however, note worthy that a New Y o r k bank should at this time be depositing legal tender notes to take up its bonds. It looks as if money was get­ ting plenty in Gotham; and that abominahlb Sherman act still remains unrepealed ? How ridiculous some thing* can he. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS cures Dyspepsia, In­ digestion & Debility. t^One dodar pays for the Democrat one year. �mmgmammm iWinungf, a»| II—, t rrUfci tfuii-Mi •Mia mn/mrumniuii riumtohMtM i & IKHMM cc - m^MWW » trtma mmtm nmmiuummmwu mmramm'm***crM mi imn , The Rutherford College, . .. W V where all P but o III 1 ( I l l is NOT I Carolina, one of the clerks in j ic coinage, the great issue of; as Hie freshness of Spring and Burke County, N. C,, By virtue of an execution l). R. Dougherty, Editor. t;; e Interior Department at j the hour, more important to Summer, forever w i I h o u t issued Pom toe supnKir ..... ».,«*e, i nu lorm, Will open its Fall Term, K. C. Rivera, Publisher Washington, has beentendei all the people of the United change—beautiful grand ..ud Court of Watauga count yon j Aw 8* '93, under very prom' ed the position of chief clerk States than the tariff and all peaceful. the 14th day of Aug. 1893, l8 ' n £ prospects. If is ten miles Thursday Sept. 27, 1803. in that department. The un other questions. in favor ol the Morrisiiown A VHH t oi Hi/korv, N. (!., near Mill Co , aud against I. R.. .1.! the noted Connelly Springs, til ing and faithful services of Chicago Herald: The south W M. G. E VANS, and T. A. Hngnman for! whose waters are being shTpChm. Ex. Com." erner at home is prone ton g Henry Blount, editor of the this brilliant young North theeum of $198.40. with in- ; P<M to Europe almost every lect his headgear forth* ^alo­ terest on the same from the j ( 1 <i.v. Board, including eery W i l s o n M i r r o r g e t s o f f t h i s Carolinian in the struggle for Autmnn as Henry Blount Se?s It. democratic supremacy in the of having his feet well slmd, 1st day of April 1889and for i expense, is from $5. to$9. per dun to his delinquent subscri Autumn has dipped h e r and he will go about in pub­ cost of action, I will sell to [ ™»»th. Tuition ranges from bers: "We again appeal to past campaigns richly entibrush in the most gorgeous lic places wearing a battered the highest bidderforcash at $1. to $4. per month. No our subscribers who are in­ tes him to this promotion. and opulent dye-pots of Na­ and soiled slouch hat, but the court house door in the healthier, happier and more debted to the Mirror to pay On the 20th fnst. the re­ town of Boone, N. G\, on t he moral place can he found in up. If not able to pay all mains of James K. Polk, the ture, and is tracing upon the scrupulously neat as to his 9th day of Oct. 1893, the fol­ America. A complete busi­ you owe send at least one tenth President of theUnited foliage of the trees in varie­ footwear. The peculiarity per lowing described lands which ness course a ttachei. A d< 1 ress year's subscription. We have States, together with those gated tintings of beauty and haps arises from family pride, have been levied on by me as Du. R.L ABEHNETHY, PRESIDENT, kept the paper going; regular of his wife, were removed loveliness her own wondrous a besetting southern sin, cou the property of Jf. P.* HagaRut herford College, N. C. 0_ ly to you through all these from the old Polk estate in and matchless and inexhaus- pled with the belief that aris­ m an to satisfy said execution, table wealth of indesribable tocracy is evinced in thesha pe 1st. One tract or boundary hard times and we have to the city of Nasheville, and of land lying on the water's pay every week for the labor were interred in a picturesque splendors and glories. Yes, and size of the feet. It, is wor­ of Brushy-Fork creek in this in getting out and mailing p l a c e i n t h e S t a t e C a p i t o l the leaves so gloriously shrou thy ot note, however, that county, adjoining the lands the paper. Thereaienumbers grounds. The services were (led in gorgeous tintings or the southern slouch .hat isof- of W. VV. Presnell, N. H. Ship who read the Mirror a n d imposing and observed with variegatea loveliness, are fa­ ten a costly article of the fi­ ley and others being thelands ding and urelosingtheir hold nest and most durable felt. upon wfrch E L. Harrnan some who have not paid en­ due honor and respect. MOW lives, the same contain­ Hontoour and are lulling the ground, Such a hat for winter and a ing sonic 40 acres more or We wish to call at ough to pay the postage." line of second-hand All crops in Minnesota and and are becoming themselves cost!,} and indistruetible Pa- less. 2nd. One tract lying If all work and no p a v £uggies; Carts, wagons, the Dakotas, especially the a shioiid foi 1 he departing/naroa straw for summer are on i he waters of Bump* Creek arc won't take all the poetry out wheat crops, are turning out glories of Summer's wealth I the proper headgear for a in this county, adjoining the Hacks, Harness Etc, of a man's life, what will ? We well. The output of some of of splendor. Yes, Summer has southern country gentleman. i.iM'C ol (j. \v. MeOiiinnis, L They are almost good as new, hardly expected to see dull, 0, Einp, EPjah lsar.es and and persons wishing to buy can pM ' a C r e ha ® b ? e " gathered np its dust sprink­ prosaic facts fall from t h e [fT others, mid known as rhett .] is... ..f »hi. v t l o u l ) l e d a? compared with led robes of bloom and beau­ Summer Weakness. lie Ilagumnn land, 1 he same secip e bargains by calling on us. pen of this silver-tongued N former years. We have a big lot of NEW ty, and it is passing away, And that tired feeling, loss of ap­ ' s 'iinimr 75 acres more or Carolinian. Re reconciled to petite and nervous prostration l"'Ss, L4 Li U 1 L .'a the pOSP.PH- BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS Billville Banner: That ba­ not in storms and tears, for your lot, brother, you are in are driven away by Hood's SnrCornells. This there is no wild tumult ofgrief saparilla, like mist before the ri­ si op of Jc ;• HARNESS <&c n o danger of dying. The DEM by, that Cleveland didn't 21, 1893 on hand, which will be. sold on i n t h e f o r e s t s , n o b e n d i n g sing sun. To realize the benefit OCRAT knows whereof it talks. have was fortunate. If he D. F. n »i:tr>. Slier iff. reasonable terms. If we have not ofThis great medicine, give it « Ah! yes, how nice it is to pub had ever struck this earth, boughs, into fury lashed, no trial aud you will join the armv got what >ou want, we will NOTICE, lish a paper. Work from sun­ tTey would have named him whistling winds and frowning of en t h usiastic ad mi rers of Ii oods take pleasure in getting any skies. As a rosy child, fall­ Sarsa parilla. up until sun-down, and hard­ Nebuchudnezzar sure. virtu" of two eXec thing for you in our line. We buy ing asleep beneath the blue Sure, eflective. easy—Hood's 1 lens ixs-ued irohj the Su peri-j direct from manufacturers and ly see a cent. And the sub­ Rule or Ruin. eyes of its fondly waiting mo­ Pills. they should be in every or Court of Watauga count scribers, how smiling they can, therefore, give you very The republicans of Colora­ traveller's grip and every family one mi r lie 11 \h .v of Aug are. Never think that you do are considering the advis- ther, its cheeks paling in re­ medicine chest. 25c. a box. 1893 in favor of .Jordan <!c close prices. huveto live! but that you a bilit.v of breaking away from pose, the Summer fades. Yes, We have a full line of new Hur Scott, and against W. R. are publishing the paper be- the national organization everything speaks to us of Blackburn and E. B: Miller ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ NOTICE. causo you like in. No, news­ and forming a new party, change. They tell in the thrill North Carolina, Watauga conn for $25.00 with interest arid i n g e l o q u e n c e o f t h e i r o w n ty, in the Superior court. John cost, the other on the 21st erything in the harness line. Can paper men won't die early. whose platform shall be free beat the world on prices. Perhaps Scott, of the Topic, silver, free trade, Western wordless rhetoric how evan­ 15. Taylor vs. PollyMcLeardut.nl. of .1 mie 1893, in favor of W. We will take in exchange, L. Bryan and against E. B. Jesten, Andrew Vance took fright and left. We can rights and anti-monopoly esce* c are the glories of this JamesJulia Vance, three of and Miller for $14.00 with inter­ horses, mules, and also good bee wife. the world and how soon they per not say. / defendants abovenumed will take est and cost, I will sill to the cattle. Give us a call. and retaliation. ish and pass away. The fail notice that an action entititFd highest bidder for cash at the T1ENKEL, CRAIG T CO. To-night a conference of Landmark: Last spring Ma­ leading republicans was held o f a l e a f i s a w h i s p e r t o t h e as above has been commenced in court house door in Boone, Renoir N. C. the Superior court of Watauga jor H.. Bingham, of States- to consider the matter and living, and they teach us that county to perfect the title to .a N. 0., on the 9th day of Oc­ tober, 1893, the following de we too must drop from the ville, delivered an address at situated in the result was the issuance stem of existence" and pass oertain tract of land in said coun­ scribed tract or boundary of Watauga township the closing of the school at of the following call by the land which has been levied on away like leaves before the ty, and to cancel a certain deed by me as Hie property of E. Iliddenite, Alexander county. chairman of the Republican to said property made to said restless sweep of Autumnal defendants, and the said defend­ B. Miller to satisfy said extThe address attracted consid State Central Committee: :o:erable attention at the time "To the members of the winds. Yes these already with ants will further take notice that eutibn. To wit: A tract of ered and rapidly withering they are required to appear at land lvingand being mostly and was very highly spoken the office of the Clerk of theSupe- on the west side of the Pine Republican State Central I have just received n nice of. A few days ago Major Committee: A meeting ofall leaves remind us of +he inevi­ rior court of Watauga county on orchard and Riddle s Knob f llO 1 1» day /\f V /\ tr "1 QG9 « .1 table decay of our own pow- the 13th ill) if of Nov. 1893 and mountains, on the waters of !me of Dress Goods consist­ Bingham received from Prof. the members of the Republi ing of R. L. Flowers, president of can State Central Commiteel ers and glories. A little while 'answer or demur to the corn- Long Hope creek in this Co White and Black Emago the forests were green 'Pk'hit in said action the plaintiff adjoining the lands of A. F. Trinity College Historical So is hereby cnlhd to be held at , , .. . . will apply to the court tor the robroided 8kin ing. A Davis, H. VV. Fin ley, Ii. It niid beautiful, and seemed all lief demanded in said complaint, ciety, a request for a copy of the assembly room of the life with the voices of the fea- This Sept. 25th, 1893. Brown and others, contain­ big lot of White the address to place in the his Denver Chamber of Com­ ing some 525 acres more or floods, \Y oi st c(js J OE B. T ODD, L\ S. C. thery tribes which pealed torical library. "I know of less and known as the steel i . «... • merce on Tuesday, Septem­ forth notes of joy and glad­ nod etc. A nice lands-. This Aug. 21st. 1893. nothing," writes Prof. Flow line of ladies' ber 5, 1893, at 10 o'clock a. ness. But now the trees are D. F. B AIRD, Sheriff. ers, "that would be of more m. The hostile attitude being stripped of their foliage Trimmed a n d U n t i i m m e c interest to the society than 11 ATS " " a copy of this address." The which Eastern members of and will soon stand bleak and Major will comply with the the republican party in Con­ desolate before the gaze with Also Trimmiiigs. Tips a na cv A request? gress have assumed towards none of their recent glory. «y' Flowf rs for Hats. Special Attractions: Matchless climate. Wonderful health record. bimetallism, in direct viola­ The birds will have departed i Delightful homclife. Well ordered A nice line of latlits The case of Zeb Vance Wal- tion of the pledges of the par­ to genial climes, and to the! course constructions. Thorough and Gent's Shoes. Commercial College s e r , o f L e x i n g t o n , v s . t h e ty to the people: the unrea­ R*L A O T\ _ O I VI ™|IV I « ly equipped gymnasiums. Music R.ig lotot Tin-ware eye there will come no plens- Cheapest & UestBusmoss College in theWorld " W estern Union Telegraph Co. sonable and selfish hostility .under the celebrated Prof. Gra- Glass-v.'ui'fc. a u <1 ant prospect, and to the ear] S f f i S s f f i S S S s bau (German). Art under Miss came to a termination a few to silver coinage of the Rep­ no melodious sound. And as' Q)ir»P7-,e-\V'i! : e- A goorl m n *j Asf Tu,3d?n; »Dd »o*rd. .to"" #»<>• Rlytlie (Paris). House in seven line of Noti<»ns. A'l)ig days ago, a verdict being ren resentatives of manufacturrot l««lw. ^d" . TN" 0L,/ acres of wooded lawn in the heart the birds and leaves and flow lot of Je«i'Y» and t'otderec in his favor for 25 cts., States, whose interests have ers go, so do we, one by one, WILBUR R. SMITH, LEXINGTON, KV. of ;i, beautiful city. Rooms finely tona<tv a. LLLLSJ. uoni-ft finished. Steam heating and san the amount sued for being hitherto been protected by drop down on our pilgrim­ itary plumbing throughout. The IN 500 gal oil's of f '.FF ICF TV$2,000. Mr. Walser sued the Western votes; the fact that charges as low as a fine school age, and sink away beneath vvaie. Co. for the non-delivery of a the Democratic party and the dust which forms our bed can make then). Sen t for cata We are Aiieiit for .{Triton logue. Address telegram offering him the re­ the administration stands and covering. And oh! how Vv (iolleii Mills. | REV. JaMBs ATKINS. ceivership of a bank in Wil­ pledged to inaugurate an era full of darkness and sorrow Ashe ville, N. C. A big lot of V'loth now on mington. He claims to have of paper money by removing would be our lot if we feit is easily earned bv ait\ one o r eit.lior sex in any hand. ') f lost the position through the the tax on bank issues, al­ part of work Indus that a repose like this would tnoii.Hvtiio country, who is willing to wo furnish. Just received a nice lot of at the employment which delay of the telegram. ready proved to be a danger­ never change—that our dust, • he hibor i< light ami pleasant, and vou run no r mr^ risk Wnaievor. We fi; you out complete, so that can fflvf OUO The most famous palin­ ous medium of exchange, and mingling with that of earth, youvour<olf. ilia hiisiness a tfial wi houf expo list to 1' >r those willing to do a Utile work. thN i? grandeut offer made. drome on record, is that made the fact that the Populist would not come forth reani­ all day, the in the evening only. ItYou can work or you are emBrown and (irannlnted, and and have a hours at your disparty is committed to ex­ mate d «l t the (Ust (laV, W hen ployed,utih .'.e tu.mii,few spare to vour income,by Na poleon Bona parte when and Coffee. « LI.v , w iitui ! our hiuiiiB,^ will not interfere a t all. You will ' ,Jl1 MB . . . . * asked if he could have sacked perimental politics and un­ the earth shall roll from iis | B' a,!,'lz,"'1 " lp *lart at tlie riipidity and caso A big lot L ? Hoes, . , , , » v wliich >•>:<v e dollar upon dollar, dnv in and Nails, London? His reply was: "A- safe vagaries in many of the axis and vanish from the Uni | flm un.tr. K Anv one can runcthec busiiie«s r c w nonec « A thoroughly tested Remedy . " a r nt cc.slid f i tli u u " 1 "' i FOH ALL reforms proposed, render it verse. But we have a nobler fall. \ou cliould try notiiin« else udti; you set Horse shoes, ble was I ere I saw Elba." ELOOD and SKIN DISEASES. lor yourself what vou can do at the iiii-itiex. Ox shoes important to the interest of destiny. Y\ e are not for time wlii.di we oii'cr. No cardial ri-k.-d. Wciif-u arc v Thin stE.ndr,rd remedy has been tried, ".Snug and raw was I ere I prand workers; now.i.invs they irakt a> n.urli (9 ar.d not found wanting, for forty years by et ( j, •w men. Tiiev tlsii as «c \ physician, who h;.» it Colorado that members of but for eternity. Autumn well adapted to..iinui-l irWrlie at one,- and ii i-ior {•' a n umii.eiit and iinvaryiiiK suocessused all sa w war and guns," is anoth with certain for tinon - j aisfeasi-* for which It Is recommended. I t your.-eii. Adurt^s il IAI.J.KTT <S w v e r fails benefit from th e first dose, er, but not complete, as the the Republican State Central may speak to UH of death, box Of I'urUami, 1VLj X Quickly an to olfcctuiilly driving out nil No goods sold on time, DM- . '» 1 V disease ?ernis from t h e system through Committee should convene but the Spring comes on a 'and in that sentence refuses less secured by mortgage. . ? th e n:e;linm of the sorln, liver and kid7) i f \ h wiriiout any unpiuKPiint or Injurious < i-i'ifCts. ii U not t h e result of ignorance to read backward. "Madam for consultation upon t Ii v pace to tell us that it is not -j or sup*Million, i<ut it Is founded upon \ 4"imin.i . sense and a thorough knowledgo Recollect that I will Rell FOR SALE! I m Adam,"* though rather grave conditions existing af­ lasting. So, when we turn ' of modyrn medical science. I t elTectualiy t\ purifies and enriches t h e blood and brings you good goods and will not eUiTerer. As general tonic dogmatical, was Adam's first fecting 1 be welareof the State our thoughts from t he things In t he town of Boone, a com ) health l " itie a rival, and In nIts analysis of It. is without misrepresent m,y wares. Come hoalih-giviog properties It and for the purpose of arri­ ol earth, let them pass be­ fortaDie dwelling house with y beyond comparison with anyIs absolutely observation to Eve. remedy ever and see my stock whether Of' red to the public, i t Is a panacea for all ving at, formulating and ex­ yond the grave and enter (> rooms and five fire places \ Ui9 resulting from impure and Impoveryou buy or not. The (}a ston ia Gazette says: pressing, as the platform of with nine aer-ex of land, good' 9 lubcd nirw'd—the current of lifo; quickly v -- Heaven. And as we live let spring, some a pp'e, j»eae'n and V CUi e» .Vrro- *«!«*, Jifrer*. Knemit, Rkln t :««•»t ,w and Krnption*. lutuirli, Most RespeCttully, X ftiiruinafiint, Llvet. Kidney aud f ' Rev, E. F. Jones, pastor of the Republican party of tliejoui actions show that we ' r Ol*wtii"». t cmaltj I f ' e a k cie'stnut I l ees, sit iln ted some 3 Nefvount c L r a n o i , etc. the Baptist church, arrived State, the principles a n <i have in view the new exist. G, JL. TAYLOR 390 yards from Main street. iNVCSTiCAi s . YOURSELF. last Saturday clothed and in rules which should guide its ence to which we shall awake It is a desirable private resi­ . S-rn'for our JTrvcrfct 'n -Is f V a l u a b l e April 27, 93. frifisi i i• /if.' uiM '••••' L .tb a wonderhis right mind, with never a members in the State s inter-j hereafter—that when our nu- dence. The place will be sold • . . .r . . j ... sr . oi . iicutea of t> mark able euros from the simple .t to tho moat vir­ ulent disease ufier all known remedies bullet bole through him, nor est, to the end that the sever tumnal rest is past, clothed i hen]) on terms to xuir the had failed. These certificates testify with no uncertain aouud, t h a t Botanic Blood p so much as a hair of his head al county conventions soon in the spiritual garments ot pii'-ehuser. For fun imi pa rBalm Is the best.cheapest, quickest. Treatem, and most powerful Blood Purifier ever 1 I 1. known to th e world. hurt. He preached Sunday t o h e h e l d m a y t a k e s u c h u n i ! t h e j u s t , w e m a y d w e l l i m m o r : ! n-ulars apply to o VV. Thorn For Malaria, Liver Trou­ - * . u . Pnio*—$t.00 per bottle : fjc.oo for fl bottles. as, Hibriten, N., 'J., or .VV. B. ble, or Indigestion, use For sale by druggists; If not, seed to us. Morning and at night two form and concerted action as tal in that jo.yoUsland, where ( 'ouncill, Boone, N. tj. Aiddrett IILOOD SALId CO , Atlanta, Gs. BROWN'S IRON BITTtt&S Yery interesting sermons. ' will best promote the cause leaves never fad and flowers' ^Pay your subscrition". fha Watauga Democrat j . , Josppbus Daniels, of North Ij of free and unlimited bimetal Ij never fad .. , * vw.. ... . v.. ... .. ATTENTION, OUTERS!! LOOK OUT! " EVERY MM •r v r > �-— -2'a, 8UHSCUlPTIOX llATK 8 Fork. He was 81 years old, r o T f l f i W ATAUUA D EMOU i t AT —Those who have hud I jopy 1 year " 0 months " 3 months $1.00 50 35 ADVERTISING RATES. inch 1 week 1 " 1 month 1 " 3 " I " (> " 1 k< 1 year 1 column 1 week .1 " 1 month 1 " 3 " 1 " 6 " 1 " 1 year .1 $ .75 1.75 3.00 5.00 7.00 9.00 18.50 25.00 37.50 50 00 41 propensity for grumbling have had a good timeforthe past year. The scarcity of money, rains and freshets, have given those who enjoy being miserable, a splendid oportunity of doing so. — We glean from the Topic thai the Irish evangelist, Rev. J. W. Lee has been prea -hiag for tea or twelve days at Le­ noir. Asa result of his la­ bors 75 or 80 have professed Entered at the Postofficeat conversion, and quite a num­ Boone. N. U., as second-class ber added to the different mail matter. churches. LOCAL NEWS. —"The melancholy d a y s have come." -A new baby boy at J. F. Bpainhour's. —Please abreviale obitua­ ry notices and lejve off poet­ ry. —Editor D. B. Dougherty is attending court at Jeffer­ son rtiis week. —T. H. Taylor, of VulleCrucis, says that lit I le cucumber of which we spoke last week was nothing when compared with some t hat grew on the Watauga River this year. He says that John Hartl.v rais­ ed one that weighed five tbs. after a hungry mule had ta­ ken suppe" off of it. Wonder what it would have weighed, had it not been for that male? —Monday-week our court — Uev. J. J. L. Sherwood convenes, and we notify our has been called to take charge delinquent subscribers that of the Baptist church here. vve expect them to come pre­ pared to settle their accounts -r-M. B. Blackburn is hav­ ing a new coat of paint put with the DEMOCRAT . It is now nearly two weeks before that on his dwelling. time and yotfcuneasily make —Don't forget to call on the little amount youaredua Mis. Will W. Holsclaw when us between now and then. It you want pictures taken. is humiliating to us to have —Fodder pulling and 'las­ to eternally dun those who ses biling' the order of the are due in the faces of our nu day in Watauganitrous paying subscribers. —1 am still headquarters If 3 ou owe us you know it, f«»r anything you want in the and it you do not this will line of goods. W. L. BRYAN. not applj to you. 0bitut>;ty. On Friday •{*.<*, • 21, 1893, ci ,<• r.r;,V, years five after months days upon earth Troy, in and Arthur Brow st, NX. left his eart marie li who and w nt to hew gathers the little ones in His arms and forbade them not to come. It is not often that a child so young attracts the notice of those outside the limits of its own connect ions, but little Troy was such a one. He was a .child of sur­ prising lovlinesH and beauty, and won .the hearts of all. Like some raie flower destin­ ed soon to fad » away, he blossomed and bloomed into perfect beauty in a brief space of time, and v\as gathered, but unlike the flower, the soul of lit He Troy died not, but sped away to become a precious jewel in the crown of the Great Redeemer. ''God's ways are not our ways," for as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher t han your ways.' Dear parents with hearts so saddened by this affliction look up, and learn the lesson this would teach. Shall vve not listen as his loving voice tells us "It is weir." And shall we not reply, "Even so Lord, for it seemeth good in thy sight." Farewell sweet Troy, but not forever, MARY HARMAN. LIKE Raised from the Dead and am now a well woman. I weigh 128 lbs., Hundreds of;-people write: "Ifc eat well and do the work for a large family. change. It speaks tiuthfulis impossible to describe the good My case seems a wonderful recovery and l.y too. • physicians at me in astonishment, as Hood's Sarsaparille has done almost like look ruined from the dead." one —1 will be in Boone during me." It will be ot equal help to HOOD'S P l L L 8 should be in every family medicine chest. Once used, always preferred. court w i t h with the tax > ou. books for Watauga county, Trinity College has 175 and hope all who can will students and others coming meet me there and pay their in every day. A HACK, taxes. D. F. BAIRD , Sheriff. The use of Hall's Hair Renewer PHtETON, —Attorney \V. B. Councill promotes the growth of the hair, ROAD-CART, and restores its notural color and and sister, Miss Jennie, left beauty, trees the seal i ot dan­ BUGGY, Sunday morning for Chicago druff, tetter, and all impurities. Or any thing in the line of where they, will spend some The cholera is again at harness, bridles, etc? If so, time taking in the World's Hamburg—four fresh cases. meet us in Boone court week, Fair. It is also at Vienna and oth­ where we will have a — Will W, Holsclaw has re­ er places in Europe. SPLENDID LINE ceived 1,000 yds. of domes­ As a general rule, it is best not of them on hand. You can tic that he will sell at. 7%c. to correct costiveness by the use save money by trading with cash by the bolt, and 800 of saline or d r a. s t i c medicine. When a purgative is needed, ns. yds. of Alamance at 6J£e. by the most prompt, effective, and Our line of harness cannot the bolt. beneficial is Ayer's Pills. Their t » n d e n c . v i s t o r e s t o r e , a n d n o t be beaten in quality or price. —The Methodist church in weaken, the normal action ol the 0^T*We will trade for fat course of construction atVal bowels. cattle, horses, mules, or on le Cruris, will be, when com­ It now appears from recent time with good notes and sepleted, truly a magnificent telegrams that Em in Pasha ouri ty. structure, for this country, was wilfully murdered on the ©fiTNow is the chance of and will reflect much credit Congo, in Africa, Sept. 20th your lite to buy a stylish con upon the good people of that by one of bis guides. veyance on easy terms. vicinity. Ayer's Sarsaparilla does what Respectfully , no other medidne in existence — We regret to chronicle can do. It searches out all the the death of Isaac Coffey, an impurities in the system and ex­ aged and respected citizen of pels them harmlessly through broken Caldwell county, which oc­ the proper channels. This is why down from Many Persntis ateCares. or household Ayer's Sarsaparilla is so pre-emi- Brown'soverworkBitters Rebuilds the Iron curred on the 18th inst. at nently effeitive as a remedy for system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile, a: end euro malaria. Get the g«r.uiu«. the home of his son on Jack's I rheumatism. DO YOU WANT TO BUY Abernethy AndYonnne. BBYAVS IHJJJ.U A Well-known q Lowell Crocef Debilitated by over- • work, makes use of AyER'S Sarsaparilla and soon feels Strong and Well. "A year ago, my partner died, and the whole burden arid responsi­ bility of a large grocery business fell upon me. The increased carfe and hard work, in connection with the low state of my blood, so severely taxed my strength that I became all run down, had no appe­ tite, was weak, nervous, and endured all the torments which headache, indigestion, general debility, and total loss of energy could possibly in­ flict, The medicine recommended me by my physicians did no more good than so much water. AYER'S Sarsaparilla beihg favorably brought to my attention, I tried it, and, in a short time, began to feel better. 1 continued to take this medicine for two months, at the end of which time I felt like a new man. My appetite, energy, and strength returned, my food digested perfectly, and all traces of headache and nervousness disappeared. I am convinced that if 1 had not taken AYER'S Sarsa­ parilla, instead of being strong and Well, when the warm Weather set in, I should have been confined to my bed, under the doctor's care, and totally unable to attend to business. I am ft thorough believer ih the merits of AYER'S Sarsaparilla for restoring to healthy, vigorous ae* tion, the vital organs of the body, when they have become weakened or exhausted."—WILLIAM H. BROWN, 33 Gorhatti St.* LoWell, Mass. SAT Ayer's Sarsaparilla * Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer A Co., Lowell, Man. v 4 Has cured others, will cure you Tills IS NO IIUM LUG TO DRAW THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTI­ TRADE! TUTE, FOR Y JUNG WOMEN. ASHEVILLE, • —The Moi ning Star has en —On last Monday night tered its 27th year. It is the Larkia Bobbins, who, we are oldest daily in the State. informed, had been drinking rather freely, stayed at J. P. —Mrs Maggie F. Boy den, who has been visiting her sis­ Boaacill's on Brushy Fork. ter, Mrs. Taylor, at E 1 k The next morning he was told to get up by a Mr. Wa­ Park, has returned. ters, who staged there, but —Miss Annie Parks left a lie did not for sometime. VV.i h'\v days ago for Grayson Co. Mrs. Mary E. O'Fallon tern returned to the room Va., where she goes to take of Piqna, O., says the Phy­ after an absence of some inin sicians are Astonished, charge of a ir usic class. and look at her like one ut*s and found Robbing on —The Judge, Solicitor and the floor, the blood gushing some attorneys spent Satur­ from his nose, and in a dying day night in Boone on their c o n d i t i o n . T h e a l a r m w a s Long and Terrible Illness way to Jefferson court. from Blood Poisoning raised, but nothing could be done, and in the fewest mo­ Completely Cured by Hood's •—Abernethy & You nee will Sarsaparilla. be in Boone during court ments life was extinct. Coro Mrs. Mary E. O'Fallon, a very intelligent with a good line of vehicles, ner Farthing held an inquest lady of Piqua, Ohio, was poisoned while as­ an autopsy years harness, etc, for sale. See no­ and the jury decided t h a t sisting physicians atalccra broke5out on ago, Lnrkin Bobbins came to his and soon terrible and throat Her hair her head, arms,' tongue all tice elsewhere. death from the excessive use came out. She weighed but 78 lbs., and saw no prospect of help. At last she began to i—There isn't a newspaper of strong drink. Only anoth­ take Hood's Sarsaparilla and at once im­ of account in the U. S. that er warning, boys. Let the life proved; could soon get out of bed and walk. doesn't offend somebody al wrecking and soul destroy­ She says: " I became perfectly cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla most every week, says an ex­ ing stuff alone. O C CO © O CO c c o c oc C. Second session begins September 13, IS93. I MEAN3JSMESS. The institution is located in the. most beautiful suburb of Asheville, N. C. The spacious building, recently completed for its use at a cost of $00,000 is furnished with pure Writer trom springs on l rom now unt.il the first datf . the premises, is lighted with gas, heated by hot water and provided of Apiil I will sell my stock o with hot and cold baths. The health and habits of the pupils are carefully ghal'dtfd. Be­ sides the ample space given to outdoor exercise, a well equipped gymnasium will be fitted up within doors. No expense has. been spared fo make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perlect. —AND— Each pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as a part ot her practical training tor lite, and vvhilstaiming at thoroughness in every department, the management will strive to provide tor those committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian school, but a christian home. No pupil will be admitted tvho is At 1 0 per cent above not in reasonable health, or who cannot furnish credential? as to mural character. CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST! Four Separate Courses of Study are offered to the Student. 1 THE NORMAL COURSE, for the thorough training of teachers under instructors from the best Normal schools. 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE, including If yon aon't think I riiean it ancient and modern languages, science, music,drawingecc. 3. COMMERCIAL COURSE, includingstenography, type­ come and look through my writing, bookkeeping, etc. 4. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a) Scien­ tific cooking, the study of the production and manufacture cf food, etc, (b) Sewing—embracing the cutting and fitting It wont cost you one cent if of garments, millinery, etc. you dont purchase. The teachers at the head of this department are from the famous Pratt School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the best insti I have a large stock and tutions in the country, chosen with reference to christian character want to get rid of it before experience and abilty as teachers. spring. A thoroughly organized Preparatory department hns been fur­ STOCK nished for all such as are not prepared tor 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 board, the school being practically free, having been provided for by a few asar CALL AND LOOK! friends to female education. For further particulars applv to UEV. THOMAS LAWRENCE, A SHEVIELE', N. C. I wotilcl "rtll your attention to the big cut in prices in m; other lines. Shrewd buyers arc always after good bargains, and this leads that class of our citizens to inspect mv display of NEW GOODS. I receive new goods every week which I am selling at bargains that will save you money. Just received a lot of ladies' low-cut shoes or slippers iri black and tan colors. A beautiful line of wide ribbons and flowers for bat trim­ ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions very cheap. Come to see me when in need of goods. I will sell yon very low. I have just received u large lot of Mason's Fruit jars that I will sell cheap. I want a lot of young chickens, eggs etc., for which I will pay good prices: also roots and herbs. Give me your tnde and I will do you right eyery time, NOT ICE\ I have just completed a black smith shop and have secured the services of a first-class workman in both wood and iron, and I ask you to bring'rneyour work, or I will have you a new wagon built on short notice. Give me a call when in need of work, and I will give you low pri­ ces. Yours Anxious to please. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. KINCHM Relieve* «Ukr Jqr«n<-** 6f E AT cure*treatment H?HA u dth*LaoMM i t«< A»f». other GONOinJbtioUi •«<!> OtffocU, laFrtM. ft. Sold tear-s any nec«i**ry. NerrtoKlSM by druggtfti. Bl00t> gfll* CO., fn't, ttUifa 80-T HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAB ONE DOELAH.-S* STWAOH IS 'IHE ILAElO SUIIS(JtIliE -«*isM ilflsPECWrtXY, IV. L BRYAN, OQ QC O© CO OC CC; �id;* tVataaia Jiinjjfai 4_ati |-|)M— lu Essay on Mau. The Groat Southern Remedy. Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiriniiiinini.nn,^ Man that is born of woman OVERMAN'S 2 A COMPLETE NE WS V 4 People should not be de­ PER is small potatoes and few in ceived into paying money for A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper The Prideofthe North aroi devoted to the interest ot Coun­ the hill. He rises up to-day trashy mixturesgotten upto na Press." IS THE ty, State and-Nation. Published and flourishes like a ragweed sell. Botanic Blood Balm, (B. |" BREATH OF LIFE."! I)o you want to aid in building every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ B. B.) which has been made and tomorrow, or the next tauga County. N. C. — — —giving tli# * up a paper that shall reflect the — — •• #I-=J in Atlanta for the past fif­ u/s day, the undertaker has him. teen years, never fails to give emantof *!r and - greatest credit on North Carole iwAter) without 2 He goeth forth in the morn­ satisfaction as a superior'it tbarocan bo no 2 na, no matter where it may be A Postmaster Who Tumbled. MOUTH life. SPECIFICS mtCJLOXYOXN is a | seen ? Then patronize ing warbling like a lark and building up tonic and blood •pooial modicat- s purifier. It is made from the ad Oxygen treat 2 The Wilmington Mes sender 9 It was in a far west village is knocked out in one ronnd meat for dlaea#-1 A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER prescription of an eminent •a #f th. boa*, H of about five hundred people, and two seconds. throatand lung* 5 Do you want a reliable paper , ;; e/liV'- I physician. The bottle is large Tba inhalation. 2 and the postmaster was so i^„. •"»*# In the midst of life he is in and the doses small. See giving you all the news of the •ontain Germi. :• 1 \-f 21.',. >'.ir old., and Diain b l a n d a n d c o u r t e o u s w h e n debt and the tax collector their advertisements and buy feotanta,,fn ad., world—a Democratic newspaper In dition to th. beat' av known apeaiflcal that equals the best— has the the mail came in that I felt pursues him wherever he go­ that v;hich is thoroughly en­ -1 i f c o s i baa* th. dia- largest circulation, and has for Z eaaee,carrying the remedyby Inhalationriyht to!i twenty-one years been a part it my duty to give him a few eth. The banister of life is dorsed by thousa nds of gra te "I t!; H 2 « tha dieeaee, making It a P0SITIVX < :| - OU TIE,ever. Hot aSpecific*medicine. Fhyaloiaad f and factorin thegrowth and devSeparata uaed la Cetarrh words of praise. full of splinters and heslideth ful patients whom il hascur~ patent - praacribe it In their practiee. ed. A trial bottle will test velopment of the Old North "I hev to do it—heve to do down with considerable rap­ its merits. ' Fir.,: P fONLY *%£gp IN USE. State? Then subscrbe for it!" he whispered in reply. idity. He walketh forth in A r'FCESSITY lltpoiltorlM: TH WILMINGTON I D M B I # tlua Kitoloiy, Ktisfiue tlootn. Machine SI,op. =JLc- .I 24-1-1 VT.Alabama St., Atlanta, Gi, NOTICE. "Come to the door with me. the bright sunlight to ab­ I 6109K. Broadway, LoulsvBIs, Kj Shelly building, Omaha, N«b* imtlxx-w n i l I'liinttx-H* si:n|n, anil IU1T Campaign Partes: | 4J •.« n oil v ivitMtK iw (itulhflMD usej By virtue of an execution D'ye see three graves over sorb ozone and meeteth the 1 r nro aokziowleritmd l>y all t.» bo Uio boat | The "Daily Messenger," by FOR . WW.... • _,M, . A -POSTAL CARD .ddr«. M a te HQUICIM • tr for tJte purpose ever inveulod. -M vj . man a wop thar?" § 5.i . . . * f " J L U ear bank teller with a sight draft is sued from the SuperiorOKNt) I'lllCM AT ONCB. = , it if yon prue healthitreatment in fa OtSend I; mail, 4 months 011 trial, for explaining the " Court of Watauga county on ^ for "Yes." $2.00 for $357. ^:ik E. fi(t3 ITfg & Supply Co., the 14th day of Aug.. 1*893, iThfc" Specific Oxygen Co., *»fBB!"•, The weekly "Transcript Mes­ - -f Street. Boston. "Them's my predecessors He corneth home at even­ in favor of Mary ami Blanche senger-," (the largest and in office—three of 'em!" tide and meeteth the wheel­ Hag a man. and against Jas. eHlllililiiilililililililililiiiliiiiii,r:iir,;iiiiiiii.,.]||ii!iiini||)« best paper in the State) 9 "Postmasters who have di­ barrow in his path. It riseth R. Hagaman for the sum of months on trial for $1.00 $500 with interest on same ed, eh?" upand smiteth him to t h e Cash in advance. Both ^ "Postmasters who have earth, and falleth upon him, from the 22nd of July, 1884, 1 papers are large Eight-Page and for cost of action, I will E SEWING be e n k i l l e d , s i r — w i p e d o u t and runneth one of its legs sell to the highest bidder for ^lllllllilllllllllllllllllilllllllUI|||lllllliililMlllllllli»lllll ,lli sheets. Send Postal Card with the address of five per­ right here because thejr did into his ear. cash at the court house door WARRANTED sons and receive sample cop­ not tumble to human natur In the gentle springtime he in Boone, N. C., on the 9th ies of THE MESSENGER. NATURE'S around a postoffice!" putteth on his summer cloth­ day of Oct. 1893, the follow­ 5 YEARS Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. ing described tract or boun­ x.iterrV'.T'W-'-' "You must have a special ing and a blizzard striketh CURE FOR dary of land which has been brand of human nature in him far from home and fill- levied on by me as the prop­ this town?" I queried. TAKE THE eth him with cuss words and erty of James R. Hagaman "Exactly, sir. Mebby you rheumatism. In the winter- to satisfy said execution, to mM Vwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww noticed old Bill Wheeler?" he putteth cn winter trous­ wit: The tract or boundary -GOINGof land known as the Gran­ lie s never got a letter in his ers, and a wasp that abideth ville Hagaman farm and now Thle new treatment for Catarrh and life and probably never will, causeth excitement. He stardiseases of the respiratory organs it owned by J. It. Hagaman the one of the most important discoveries but when he asks for mail I teth down in a cellar with 011 same lying on Brushy Fork In medical science and possesses the 1 ^""grants K°hig to any of the following advantages i •> go over the hull grist and do oleander u n d goeth back­ creek in this county, adjoin­ l> Tho patient can cure himself at a email expense ivystern States or Territories it mighty careful too. If I ward, and the oleander corn- ing the lands ol W. W. ITesand without outside assistance. nell, J. P. Hagaman, Marcus sIlllllllllllllllllllllCllltllllllMllilil'llilililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiriiks 2. No change of diet or pursuit ef life Is neeesaary will save time and money going during treatment. jest said, "Nutliin' for you, eth after him and sitteth up­ n»R ft t.nvaro High Arm. via. ( hicago and Alton route, 8, The remedies ar. In no wise offensive te the V a nd ike a nd other s, the sa me HIM U SOU »H* (MUIIII). c<)Io. UOTTINK K« SHNTTB. lg patlont and entail no discomfort. Bill," he'd just out with a on him. t is the quickest route to _ Bus No Kqunl In Coimiruction. HA. H N<IIR 4, The remedy retches the seat of the trouble He huyeth a watch dog, containing 200 acres moreoi 5 directly. gun and blaze away.* Did ye U MM a MMIIUUICAI AjiiirunuiuO. CITY, DENVER, 6. The remedies snd mesns of sppllanos can bo KANSAS and when he cometh from the less. This Aug. 21.it 1893. ^ I'm nn Klnfpmt Kliil'nli. carried In the pocket without Inconvenienoe. take notice of that one-eyed odge the watch dog treeth 2 H»» n IVrfact Ailjimtinfliit. PUEBLO, Jf'jtEK TtlEATbtENT at any drug atom D. F. BAIIID, Sheriff. 5. H M a Foeltlvn Tukc-up. V CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. 2 feller—Jim Hastings? Course lim, and sitteth neur him 11 n | And all points in Idaho, Wash •= IIaa Styllnla Kuriiitnrr. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. THE NORTH CAROLINA or® s Km M« O001I Snwliif; QnnXltlcn ntxl 2 uigton, Oregon, Utah I do«* a l.nr^or Kanen of Yt'oi k I know thar ain't no letter til rosy morn. He goeth to College of Agriculture uud Mechanic' ; than any Hinviug; ALachlnoUeaxralIVozld. « Caoterlne Medioine Co., Waco, Texti. In the 2 and California. al Arts. fer him, but I hev to run 'em the horse trot and betteth 2 Examine THE ROYAL for points ef § I'inest and Ilest Equipped his money on the brown mare excellence, and you will over and enquire about his Will begin its Fifth Sesssion Road, in the JF&st. and the bay gelding with a buy no other. Sep. 7,1893. This College is 3 health and keep him goodna blaze face winneth. Only line running Solid Yesti now well equipped for itsspe- i ROYAE S. M. CO,, Rockford. lii, I tured. He shot the first post­ bud trains etweeu St. Louit He marrieth a red lieadec ' 2 cinl work, having extensive and Kansas ,'ity. master here. P'raps youob- h e i r e s s w i t h a w a r t o n h e r wood and iron shops, careful Reclining iair cars and Tour serve the little old woman nose and th* next day the pa ly fitted up drawing rooms, ist Sleepers ee of extra charge. Metallic Weather Boarding, with the bundle under her rent ancestor goeth under chemical, botanical and Hor 1 will mee parties at any rail­ v yith a fee, arrest and great Complete Ceilings, road station with through tickets firm—John Dawson's wife? liabilities., and cometh home tieultural laboratories,green and baggage checks. \ Corrugated Sheeting Her hnsband shot the second to live with Iris beloved son house and barn. For full information, maps and The teaching force for the postmaster because he would i i-law.-JCx. \ spl Roofing Paints, descriptive pamphlets of th« next year consists of 15 men. West write to or call on not open the postoffice on Sun jr^n Roofing, The two courses lead to gratl NOTICE. B. A. NEW LAND. day afternoon." Cava Troughs, Gutters and Spouting. nation in Agriculture and in ON RECEIPT OF BO CENTS ^ North Carolina, Watauga coun­ Traveling Passenger A«»"t.. - x^AII forms of Sheet Metal for BuHdfna' "And what was the third ty. By virtue of a power of sale Mechanical and Civil Engin­ WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF 1 / COMPLETE AND READY V 19 Patton Ave., AshcviTle, N. C. eering. one *hot for?" 'T O APPLY W H E N S H I P P E D .) J. C HAULTON , G. P. A contained in a certain mortgage "Got too high toned. Un made to me by W. G. Todd anc! Total cost a year, including Chicago, 111. ele Tom Wallace tried to git wife to secure the payment of five board: $93.50. hundred dollars, with interest County students, him out of bed at midnight and cost, subject to credits of Pay students, THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CUM FOR $123.50. to see il thar was a letter fur $204.00, I will on Monday the For catalogues apply to Tetter, Ground Itch, Itching Piles, King him, but he bucked. Uncle 2nd day of Oct. 1893, orfer for A. Q. H OLLADY , Pres., In tlUaioirn-ea unci. sale to the highest bidder for cash unlert wad AI*jrl Raleigh, N. C. Tom kinder hated to shoot, at the court house door in the Worm and all Itching Stln Diseases li thUvloliilty. E Corrcepnaidnnoe solicited* but felt-that he orter do it town of Boone N. C., at public H o l l y S p r f n g C o l l e g e . If yen have TETTER, it matters not how long It prlro , mid terms. is a choice Mend of fine, high-grade ChW auction the following described fur an example." existed, TETTERINE will as cortalnly euro nese Tea. Put up in attractive and orlf» Butler, Johnson, Co., Tenn. you aa you uao it Inal packages and packed in handsome 'And do you get up nights?' real estate, to wit: 5G acres of counter display boxes of six pounds each Beautifully and accessiblv Harmless, Painless and Fragrant. land lying and being in B l u e (either size); is only sold in packagea, "I don't hev to. I leave the Ridge township, Watauga coun­ oca ted. at a reasonable and much lower price te MONEY Refunded ronults—References— If you ere dleantlsfted mail out here in a basket, ty, in three tracts as follows: the consumer than any other package tan Ample boarding accommo­ with tho Southern Dnnk of theHtnteof Geor^is, Chat, on the market of any merit whatever and keep a light burnin and the Tract No. 1, containg 50 acres; dations. hnm Hank, and National Itmnk of Savannah, affords the dealer a fair profit; Is a thor­ tract No. 2 containing 5 acres and Faculty of six teachers. oughly reliable, first-class article, abso d o o r o p e n , a n d i f a n y o n e tract No. 3 containing 1 acre, al­ J. T. SHUPTRINE & BRO. lutely pure, always the same; free from Two hundred and eightv wants to paw the grist over so one other tract lying and be­ five students last year. SAVANNAH, CA. DU5T DEALERS he's at Irberty to do it. It's ing in Boone township, Watauga Both sexes admitted. will find the Five and Ten Cent packages county, adjoining the lands of 7). tho cheapest and most salable package the sa me on Sundays, and I B. Dougherty and others, being Thorough work done in all tea on tho market and consumers ^IW . aaaa*a«»W» VVIIJUIIHIJ proTranches. guess the folks are pretty well the lot on which the said W. G. nounceit "the best and mosteconomlcaL" Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy Next session begins Aug. satisfied with the way things Todd now lives and known as the to sell and has proved a big success * W.lson property. Said land is in 7 1893. wherever introduced. are runnin. Leastwise I hav- goou condition and the lot. near Write for catalogue. We are extremely anxious to have all n't been shot at in the four- Boone has upon it a good dwell dealers stock this tea, and earnestly JAS. H. SMITH, PRES'T. quest that you include a few boxes with months I've had the place, ing house. For a fuller descrip­ your next order to your wholesale house| EDUCATE YOUR GIRLS tion of said property refer to book and I take that as a sign. or order direct of us, we will see that yoo -AT— '!)' of mortgages, pages 107, are supplied. For further Information M. QUAD. address w 108 and 109, where said mort­ Claremont Female Col­ gage is recorded. This Sept G, '93Swallowed Her Engagement Ring. T K G T C A . K. GREENE . Mortgagee. lege 1 Durham Sun. S PAINIIOUR and COFFEY , Attys. HICKORY, N. C. There was a rather singufor Mortgagee. Cnsurpa8sed for location, thoi ] a r coincidence connected P C T UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. ouglinesH and cheapness. with the death of Miss Ol.ymChristian, but not sectarian. ENDORSED BY EQUIPMENT:—Faculty of twen­ pia Brogden, which was an­ ty-five teachers, eleven buildings, 1 acuity able and paitiHtnking. rR !CAK"" Special advantages in Music. nounced in yesterday's after­ seven scientific laboratories, li­ Send for Catalogue. of Medical Department Tulane Unlvenlty V... of I^auielana, who, after a car eful enelyaU, noon paper. She was engag­ brary of 30,000 volumes and 3lG ADDRESS pronounce* It a pure Cream Tartar Powder, students. which ed toayoung man in t h e HEV. J. L. MURPHY, President public. he cheerfully recommend* to tho 8H®iili V£ INSTRUCTION.—F i v e general A pamyvi.- ft Ifi.onn.V'.x city, and a few days before courses; six brief courses, profes­ ol iua i*» ,. FOR SALE! "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" R 'Ibijvin I" *«aha, C«v her death took up the idea sional courses in law, medicine, In tlie town of Boone, n con PURE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL . " '• '1*1 if*. '•.. 'i•'•klllS.«•"F- ILi " '} . engineering and chemistry; op­ that every one who went to "^'••% I «l» fortnble dwelling house vsi i % ,-it '•> If. H. tional courses. You Want It. Ask Grooer For It see her wanted to take the en EXPENSES:—Tuition, $G0 per 6 rooms and five fire place,-, "A. ; gagement ring from her, so year. Scholarships and loans for with nine acres of land, goot G M spring, some a p pie, pea'-h ant a tew hours before death she the needy. eli"s(rmt trees,situated stor e pulled the ring from her tin­ Address PRESIDENT WINSTON, _ BENT the One of ner and put it in her mouth. !m rero|H'.Tel a ln Chapel Hill, N. C. 3')() yards from Main street. t * ,< * world. Our SciHHF.ar. llllu unrqual.-rt, »nd introdec.our It is a desirable private resi The ladies who were watch­ II . Bup-nor pLWctu «.will F.ndrRaa C u AboverKinoji tho..ch loe.mtooni in P. who nrlte ing by her bedside tried toget TMK G"AT PROGRESS OF EL^CTPICJTV deuce. Tile place will be s I. JI to u.ehnnceOnljryou have aur. of at oner can mek. todata cheap on terms to suit ti < JQH.. SX»'X22LsX^'£3 th ring from her mouth but Send Stniip for Illnatrated Prlea T '.. th. la All our rood, to returnwho rail—your Medical 4 Saytc! b.8Ws purciiMser. For further pa<. she clinched her teeth togethjJ and thosetoaround you nrlrhbofi Tho SstenekerGymnasium Co. Wtho.* ahow CfiventH, and Tred-e-Mar'ts obtained, and all Pat. Th* bo* lortlip of CHROHFA-. a cut biisiccss conducted for Modei-ste Fee* gtnninr of n,,M ,nd -rtiaement this »d* f ersotight they could n o t n«v»ue«,Vp«»' rc'.-a.«pt-cte£, ticulars apply to I. \\. I horn nn 0"/ O'iice is Opposite U. S. Patent e&V TY,. roiiowtnr eat rlvoa,hth* appraranr*"of It"redured t» " W1 fhr " ">« »•!• * rivnte, I'eiuslv. ami ni; or VV. B. to a!n 8e?2re patent in less time than titoae get it. Finally she exclaim­ remote from Washington. •nt jr^-1%1 II(X15I as, Hibritea, N. *^4XT.ANT.«KL> In nli RMR, Councill, Boone, N. C. 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Tffin Alldeaiew keen it, 81 per bottle. Genuine hao oal.vp.ri.nr. Il.tl.r writ, at. oner »*«{. ail ejnrri'."ehaLl'Il" It. will cure you, cleanse your liver, and giva with a large set. • aa ciWd • • trade mark anS —— • red *ltoea on n good appetite. C.A.3»"«OVVot CO. SPECIFIC OXYGENl ,! SEAT RECAUTION t n r "'llllllllia'lllillMllllirilllllllllllllllllUIHlHIIIHlllDjl^imig \ ROYAL E CICTERINE CATARRH Ghicago and Alton R, R. EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. West and Northwest #V| ROOFING. CURE PAY TETTERINE! WE WANT AGENT KIN-GO TEA" z HE IN- O EA O., *"IR* URE REAM- ARTAR POWDER PROF A. L. METZ,P. H.G, ULF FG. Co., n how vma Opposite Patent Office, Washlagtoa � 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/2c603de4768426f876c2912690cab58f.pdf 8cba613a6131215852a1e4974df0f32f PDF Text Text * * VOL 6 I'ROFESSIONA liOONL, WATAUGA COUNTY, Yauci'O u The Repeal ltill. this fight. They will not he Washington Correspondent At­ bull dozed into passing the lanta Constitution. repeal bill withoutany under X. C., THURSDAY, Our Trip to Jefferson. OCTOBER 19, Educitiiip the Masses. We attended eourl a t Jef­ Macauly says: "The edu­ W. B. COUNCILLLJB. ferson and remained several cation of common people is "1 think undoubtedly that standing." days. I'here was a 1 a r g e the surest means of securing — A TTORNEY AT LA ,V. the bill will neVer pass* with­ "On what would they com­ crowd in attendant?©. Ashe ( M i r persons and our proper­ 4, Booni C. out an amendment" said Mr. promise?" county has many substan­ ty." Vance. "They would take Faulk­ tial citizens and . well-to-do Everet t says: "Education TV. B. C0UNC1LL, M. I). "But the unconditional re­ ner's amendment with a lit­ farmers. The business men is a better safeguard of liber­ Boone, N. C. peal men have a majority— tle trimming up, extending of Jefferson are complaining t y t h a n a standing a r m y . " Resident Physician. Office what are you going t o do u- the amount to be coined to of hard t imes as do all oth­ The fact asserted by these on King Street north of Post b o u t t h a t ? " a thousand million and then ers. Money is very scarce men, living in different coun­ Office. "A majority in thelastCon stop. 1 would be willing to and hard to get. Very few tries and a t different times is g r e s s w a n t e d t o p a s s t h e do this because that would of our subsribers paid any­ nolens true today. 1)R. L. C. REEVES. f o i e e b i l l . I b e l i e v e i n t h e furnish us with enough coin. thing. We met Pro. Carson Our future prosperity de­ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON rights of a majority. I can't Faulkner's amendment pro­ of the Star making efforts to pends upon the better educa­ Office at Residence. say that the minority have Boone, N. C. determined to talk indefinite­ vides for the purchase a n d collect subscription money. tion of our masses. There is couiage of $3,000,000 of sil­ We stopped with jolly Mart ;i gro\vingneglecofeducation ly, but the more they talk ver monthly until the total Hardin, and we venture to t hrough our country. L. I). LOWE, the weaker the repeal men amount of silver shall have say that if you want g o o J Our public schools are not are becoming. The banks are reached $800,000,000." tilings to eat and kind atten­ cared for as t.hty should be. very angry and are threaten "Would you accept a com­ tion shown you, the Moun­ They are the great bulwark -ANDing to give another squeeze, promise providing for t h e tain Hotel isth" proper place of our liberties. They are because the Senate is not in coinage of all the bullion now to get therm Mrs. Hardin is I he only source of education NOTARY PUBLIC, a hurry. The longer we are in the Treasury?" very attentive and knows for a great majorty of our BANNER'S ELK, N. C. in passsing a bill, the less "No, t h a t would not be ac­ how t o make her guests pleas children. They are the guld­ pressure from the public, be­ cepted by the silver men. ant and comfortable. The en sunshine that has wai mod cause the people cannot help What we want is the contin­ Inn is now kept by Col. Geo. into life the seeds of knowl­ but see that the Sherman ued coinage of silver. The Reeves and family and t h e edge in many fertile minds, AllORNEY A1 LA W, law had but little to do with silver in the Treasury is now people speak of the Inn in a who e, Mcbievirnents have MARION, N. C the hard times we have gone represented by these Treasu­ favorable manner. We were been of the highest value to -(oK through, and that pros peri ry notes, and, therefore, the the recipient of kind atten­ humanity. There never was Will practice in the courts o- ty. notwithstanding theexis- coinage of it would only be tion by many of our friends a time when our country Wutuuga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ tencc of the Sherman law, is in compliance with the Sher­ while a t Jefferson, especially ne <lcd the ser vice of good ell aud all other counties in the .festern district.Special atten returning and business is rt man law, which provides ba­ so from Dr. Culvurd and his schools !«,(> much as the pres­ lion given to the collection ol smiling all over the country. the coinage sufficient of it to most excellent wife. We have ent. Our public schools claims. The pressure is only kept lip redeem the notes when pre­ a v e r y k i n d f e e l i n g f o r t h e sboul be taught by the best Dr. J. f* Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. by a few men. There is no re sented. To coin this silver people of Jeffcson. We can of teachers and supplemented Trade, Teua. Zlourillc, N. C. alit.v in the pretenses they would not increase the vol number them among our tru by a couple of months sub­ are making.' uuie of currency. We want est friends. scription school every year. Butler & Blackburn "Do you believu that, free to do that. Therefore we will From Jefferson we went up Ever public school district coinage Senators van force a not accept such an offer. North Fork. We have a fat, should have a good teachei 9 ,.i < ompromise? 1 asked. What we want is either tile jolly brother up there and re­ living within its bounda y. VJlis Attended at a 11 "1 d o not emphatically. free coinage of silver or the mained with h i in several The surest sign of progress hours.Tefc "Have they an idea of yiel­ continued pai chase ami coin­ days. We had a special per­ in any community is a lively !une 1, '93. ding t o i he pressure of I he age of silver up to $800,000, mit to inspect the post office interest in education.—Press administration ?" 000 or $1,000,000,000." at Clifton, which we did with and ( arolinian. E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. "No sir, we have no idea of "What, in your opinion, entire satisfaction to our­ yielding to any pressure of will be the result of thefight? selves and we hope ft) t h e Kinston Free Press: The the administration or to the "I think we wdl win t h e post master also. We are of editor of this paper believes banks." ATlORMil'S AT LAW, fight. The very moment the the opinion that there is no in carrying out the Democrat "The administration will President sees thathecamwt h e t t e i section of country ic platform, and t h a 1 1 h e BOONE, N. 'J. president elected on that have t o meet yon half way? Special attention giveu "Yes, sir, Mr. Cleveland pass the bill unconditional­ than North Fork, The land platform, should he governed ly, then we will see what he is rich and productive for all to the colletion ofelaims.'fSt. will have t o meet us half way will do. As long as he thinks the grain itjal grasses. The somewhat by the advice of L. L. GREENE, & CO., or else we will all s t a y a t he can do just as he pleases people live easy and bounti­ the Democratic leaders in a t home. He wants uncon­ he is going to do nothing. fully. We stayed on our way Congress who favor a com­ R E A L E S T A T E AG'TS. ditional repeal or nothing. Some of our men, who want at Sutherland with our goad promise on the silver ques­ He calls us here in extra ses­ an amen iirent, will proba­ friends J . H. Hardin ami wife tion. We tbh»k it very un­ HOONE, N. C. sion and says repeal this bill. bly pursue the same course and met with the kindness becoming of one man t o as­ Will give special attention pointing UB t o the platform sume that he alone can right­ t o abstracts of title, the sale requiring its repeal; and we a s members of t he House did. t h a t a l l r e c e i v e w h o s t o p ly interpret the Democratic Should all the amendments with them. At Sutherland of Real Estate in W. N. C. Those he ving farms, timber say: Will you put something be voted down, they will vote there is one of the prettiest platform on finance. Cleve­ and rnineial lands, for sale, els° in accordance with the for repe.nl." and most interesting loca­ land's course, if pursued t o will do well t o call on said Co. platform? No, he says it "Do you think you w i l l tions t h a t can be found. The the end, we believe it will a t Boone. must be repeal. Well, wcsa.v, pass some amendment? lands are fine and the people wreck the par ty. T1i e F ree L. L. GREEA & CO. won't you permit, something "Oh, yes. On some one nPress is in line with the Chic­ are thrifty and ace in peace M MV I I 16, 1893. ago platform and if t h a t is t o go with 1he repeal? He mendment we will have a ma and plenty. says, nothing. Mr. Vorhees, jorit.t. I am sure of that. The During our,sta.v a t J e f f e r ­ not Democracy we don't NOTICE. when asked, has nothing t o administration Senators are son we had toktalk politics know what Democracy is. We Hotel Property foi Saw. Oa account of failing health say. The closest man t o the weakening." of course. We found a gencr arc? not a "hero worshiper" of myself and wife, 1 otfer for sale President on tiie question, al dissatisfaction among the and do not endorse what INDUSTRIAL CONDITION'S. my hotel property in the town of Secretary of the Treasury, Cleveland does, not in ac­ The 1 rndesman, Chatta­ democrats. They are divided cordance with Democratic Boone, North Carolina, and wfll •jell low for cash and make terms when asked what will come nooga, Tenn., in its review of somewhat on the silver ques­ o suit the buyer, and will take after the repeal, is silent. tion. T h e tiVost we talked principles, simply because he real or personal property ill ex­ Why we would be a pretty the industrial situation in the is Cleveland and was elected •South for the week ending w i t h , however, endorse the by the Democratic party. If change. Apply soon. set of fools to blindly repeal W . L . B RYAN. October 2nd, 1893, reports administration and think the t o refuse to endorse all t h a t the Sherman law without a slow and steady develop­ s i l v e r Senators ought to vote NOIICL:. knowing what is to come al­ ment of new industries and for the repeal bill and t hen Cleveland does or does not, Parties putting papers in prevents us from being a my hand for execution will ter. It is unreasonable. Rea­ an increased number of en­ h a v e the proper legislation please adva nee the tees \vi t h son will tell in the long run largement of manufactijljpjg Ot) the currency question. We Democrat, then we are not a the papers and they will re­ and onr constituency will see establishments. In ot had an interview with Lieut, Democrat. ceive prom pt attention, other that. The President deals in spects there is no it * Gov. Doughton and Hon. W.- The Greensboro Record is wise they will be returned mystery and rather gives it change in thecondi C. Fields. They both express responsible for the following: nancial, industrial a not executed for the want of out t o be understood that it iness affairs. Cotton themselves as anxious lor the "Judge Dick was 70 .years fees. D. F. BAIRD SIIFF. is not becoming in him t o continues in lighteiuqd.j. the Senate to do something a t old last Thursday, has been uein<r oece, that the country de on the bench 2(5 yearsanddu MONEY TO LOAN. say what he is going t o do. belief in hiirher We are not going t o allow general am/qig the farmers manded action and expect re ring that time was absent Money to loan at 2 and 3 who are in better condition percent, with mortgage on t h a t repeal bill to pass with­ than ever befor^ t o h o ) d hel to come through legisla­ from duty but three days. good real estate, on five or out knowing the cqnsequen- then crop. 1 or this reason tion. The Greensboro bar adopted ces." ten years time. there is totsyRUcI money in Mr. C. C. Daniels, late of resolutions in honor on hav­ A. J. CRITCHER. "Are all the other silver circulation. f p r is the volume ing reached three score and )usimss^o great, as has Macon county, and a brother Senators as determined?" of Chief Clerk Josephus Dan- ten, expresse-l their high reIH3 ftWKAT PROGRESS OP CLEC l KlCITY. "There are a number ( Ot en UHU d in this season. iels, of the Interior Depnrt- p " ( i for him nmt presented Money is in good supply. Mudicai & Siirfelssl Instils men who are strong ngmflist . \.r i . . . i . . j him with a gold headedcane, ifce Treatment r>fCT«.ro«lP, JuS. It. Jones, colored, of nnnt, Washington, has >een! , resp ) m k , j h l a K«<rra*e,TMiiP«(J,Sp^l*l. a s I am, still do not cpre ac­ appointed .a ,county attorney iTiFBKV ffViStulJf*, BI"1 , . .. Cif «,». < CPU tively to filibuster, but when Ruleiglvwho was the body,. { t iii Ukhihoiiui a t H Balarv of feeling address. A, n . • in «n r**™ •> orrnng'wj stamps lor Sfiid f»»r it comes to the pinch will servant jf Jenersou Davis, ^ «nd titKen. book on Many Persons aro broken rvntr in h a s r e c e i v e d a n a p poi lit meat ^ > al.o.e rt'soasm. and h^v to down from overwork or household cares. pur. llirm. Call or n<! Irusr, vote, 'ics, the free coinage jj| f ) n ,» IJrovvn'f- Iron Rebuilds tho f| ! ( » d e p a r t n i e n t s at One dollar pays for the system, aids digestion,Bittersexcess of bile. ?DR AL8ERT F. SHELL « CO., removes Mention this paper. KniUVilD, TffiW. Senators are determined ffn j Washington. I) 77? ( icent one year. «uiu cures malaria. Get the fiemiiuu, Aitonisy at Law J. F Physiniaus & LQViLl k FLETiS, / A NO. 2. YulgAr Woman. New York Worldi , Vulgar woman like t o a t tract attention; they a r e loud in their dress and talk: they can be seen and heard ac a distance; they are nu­ merous, generally annoying and often offensive. Vulgar womari Walk like grenadiers! t h e j comedown on their heels with f o r c ie enough to shake anything from an " L " road station t o a summer hotel piazza. Vulgar woman discuss pri­ vate affairs in public; their conversation is audiable I o passers-by! thej' invite t h e observation of strangers, and they are flattered by the fa­ miliar comments of flunkies, flirts, fakirs gutter merchantsand Broadway loafers. Vulgar woman appear in public wearing brilliant, col­ ors, brilliant cheeks and au­ dible perfumes, jewlery and sensational styles. Vulgar woman may win admiration, but they never win respect; beforeaiiindividual is respected by others she must be respected by herself. Woman who wear doll ba­ by drorses and powder their faces like clowns may become of very good families, but r they are vulgarians. Woman vv h o bear talcs; who betray confidence and make mischief with t h e i r , tongues are vulgarians o f * the most despicable type. Vulgar woman are danger-/ ous; they not only eorrtpt good maners, but they are a bad example for the igno­ rant and innocent, and a dis­ turbing element among re­ fined people. |I .c The Lenoir Topic says last Saturday morning a week ago Mrs. Larkin Estes, aged about 75 years, l e f t h e r home to go to a neighbor's, about a mile away, to get some buttermilk. She told her people that she might not return home t h a t night and she did not return. Sun­ day morning h e r husband sent some oT his grandchil­ dren to look for her. About a half mile from- home they found her jug oF buttermilk but could not And Mrs. Estes. A searching party was formed and Monday mcrning she was found on the batik of , a branch close t o her home, dead. It rained Saturday, and she was in the rain all the time and it is supposed she came t o her death from exposure. Wlitil Killed the Pnrrot! Free Presfl. ' The man was walking a-* long Woodward avenue car­ rying a parrot in a cage. "What you got there, ask­ ed a friend. "Parrot; I am taking i t , home t o my wife. She always wanted one." " I hope you will have bet­ ter luck than I did with the ; one 1 gave to my wife." "What happened to i t ? " "Don't know my wife, do you?" "No." 4 Neither did the parrot, Tt wanted t o talk during the daytime and couldn't gfet a . chance while my wife was around, so it stayed awake a t nig l i t t o d o its talking, and the poor thing died oftnsom nia before two weeks. �i " — 555! A COMPLETE NEWSP V f i i e W a t a u s a D e m o c r a t ! ly confirmed by thedemo- pie then went to the little OVERMAN'S PER ' era I ie S$ua te and it will be a town of Empire, where .Jus"j3S e t ai J m great surprise to the people dice Whitcomb married them. i) a 4, C l f l f i O K Y G E M I'tie Prideofthe North A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper i o f,. r > , ,, ,. .t. XT 11 a Press." IS THE A/\i devoted to the interest ot ComiEastern North Carolina it After the ceremony it w a s BREATH O F LBFE."i Do .you want to old in building tv, State and Nation, Published he is not confirmed. The only found that the "groom'- was every Thursday at Boone, Wa-- thing, that the Republicans Sal lie Stringer, a native of IFE U ii giving si- 3 life OXYGSXJslhoS up a paper that sliall reflect the ! augu Oomitv. N. U. SPRAYDULO onient of air aail -i greatest credit on North Carole and Populists can say a- .Jefferson county, who had vater; without 3 it thereoanbar.oS! na, no matter where it may be MOllTHlife. FFKOXricS seen? Then patronize . gainst' him is that lie worked met Miss Bciukman in a hos­ OXYOiilL id a 2 Jtevercuce for the Law. jiiM ..'Vmi» gpeoial medioat- The Wilmington Mes sen get jhard and effectively in t h e pital a t ColujnbiiH, where she edOxyfen treat S News and Observer. CO A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER was a nurse. Miss Brinkman ate campaign and won. ea of the noao, 2 Reverence for law is being paper throat and lungs^ Do you want a reliable 52 was about the only one who The inhalations, oontain Germi- •£ giving you all the news of the surely undermined. A resort ,v JuoiSUMPTIur . • cides ond Diain- 5 Messenger: Years ago peo expressed no'surprise a t this , c*» feotanta, in ad­ world—a Democratic newspaper BRONCHITIS t o mob law in one horrible pie feared that science and discovery, and the coupleandition to the best ^ that equals tlie best— has the -X3 ! .3 HAYFEVEF known speeiiloa n case leads t o a similar resor tv theology were a t eternal en nouncqd that they will re­ for theae dis- 4 largest circulation, and lias Jor rases,csrr/hiijthereniodyFyinhalationrlrht to 3 O -•'" neat Of the " twenty-one a in another, sothedisposition mity. Geology and the Bi­ »f the diaecso, raakini? " POSITIVE rn 2 ihe ' Poparatc Speclhoa'n«cd it aCatarrh and 3 and fact or inyears been anu Dart move.to St. Louis and live OUIiE. in thegrowth nevHay-Fever. Not a patent medicine. Physician* 3 is fostered; and it may event­ ble were said to be very far together. W North prettrifco it in thoir praotioo. S velopinent of tlie Old ually come to pass t h a t the apart, But as geology has State? Then subscrbe for X/AOTION -'ONLY " M P IN U S E . few excitable men of strong become more purely scientif­ WILMINGTON V I (NMI 5 -ITT.A3ftl iiiBd iiiiMBiammwnit TH Mop«siUirie»: L: ^ An exchange says the un­ .imiESt., Atlanta, Ga. 3 ••••i. ?M.icIilud Shop, PT* S'.lrDr !CulMing, Omnhu, Kr. [2 5 N*b. w will and resolute purpose, ic, and, therefore, more accu­ derground system of electric Campaign Rartes: ' -a, iuul nnv I. V.-r 1'V. -y, £#>ulsv!llf, H r t.Jjtrj nr« liMOil. can stir up any community rate, more a t one with truth, . yv. fco the best :: rnn A PL'SF/.L 2' - • >i£OESfi^aa92 The "Daily Messenger," by WUKKKKHi addressed to ns3 CidHi) wires in London owes much f > •; 2. Ms.-iyitt, cxplaisin?tho trcauaeatlafuxi.ofSend 2 mail, 4 months on trial, for viil \iriaff yru hy return mall a oopy our t o such unlawful retribution there is found t o be more of of its success to "Strip, the vr Of:a IE. *. ; f'-y i"•'if jv..p.-iso health; $2.00 whenever a crime of enormi­ agreement w i*t h revealed "#ly Co., •dfx^-ctSc Oxygen Co., K A fS L E 1 electrician." Strip is not a ty is discovered. And thus truth. When men know more eiliilli'M.illlLSISiliM.illilil.tlillilillllllliMlllllMlllijIlllliT The weekly "Transcript Mes­ man, but a tiny fox terrier, senger," (the largest and the solemn trial by which the of geology it vvilli be found who has been trained t o cra wl best paper in the State) 9 HI una law ascertains guilt and exe­ to be more in harmony with months on trial for $1.00 through the street conduits, cutes justice will give place Cash in advance. Both R o Y li w _ :ii <• i ss u E -.V-/ ;J t? Christianity. T h e Central dragging a wire, the end of ! t o the f u r y of an excited (Northern) Christian Advo­ papers are large Eight-Page of which is attached t o her 1 S E E I N G m&zmm&l sheets. Send Postal Card crowd. cate says that "when we can collar. She has done an im­ with the address of five per­ Another reason is that nl. ,, „ , .finally read the records of mense amount of wrtrk Uiat WARRANTED J sons and receive sample cop­ thorp the practice of t h e n •ugli „ n , 5 ies of THE MESSENGER. . . » , . . Genesis vmd of Geology we could not have bgen accom­ K NATURE'S 5YEARS F mob taking the law into itsi , b Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. shall find them accordant, plished a s well by any other own hands is becoming prev­ harmonious and consistent, agency. CURE FOR alent in every part oi the Un­ throughout." They cannot TAKE THE CATARRH i o n , h e r e a t t h e S o u t h t h e be otherwise, for the God of THE NOHTn CAROLINA 1 victims are generally negroes Nature is the God of Grace. Collage of Agriculture and Mechanicl i o a g o and Alten R. R. al Arts. and the enemies of our South "The Lord our God is one -UOINGcrn people are even now us Will begin its Fifth Sesssion EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. Lord." The Eternal Scrip­ Sep. 7, 1893. This College is West and Northwest This new treatment for Catarrh and ing accounts of Southern lyn­ diseases of the respiratory organs is tures have really nothing to now well equipped for itsspe­ one of the most Important discoveries ching? to inflame prejudice fear from t r ie science a n d in medical science and possesses the j cial work, having extensive Emigrants going to any of the following advantages t against us. It makes t h e sanctified learning. The low- wood and iron shops, careful Western States or Territories L The patient can cure himself at a small expense South, industrially, and po end without outside assistance. vvill save time and money going er critics may continue their ly fitted up drawing rooms, 2. No change of diet or pursuit of Ute Is necessary during treatment. via. Chicago and Alton route., litically to be advertised as chemical, botanical and Hor­ ~ Hwsts/jjo IJlgh 0, The remedies ere In no wise offensive te the assaults, but they are shoot­ ticultural laboratories, green — Hu»aSo!f j t is the quickest route to lirfl'i. patient and entail no discomfort a lawless people, who hold t-lmttto. 2 llufl 3Sj-ij-thr. 4. The remedy reaches the seat of the trouble ing poisoned arrows against house and barn. » ii> as No £q:u>l tii Cmn i -action. directly. i KANSAS CITY, DENY Eft, life cheap, who show no mer­ 5 Hu&Mesii»utu.l Apa«*sreft£Ot B. The remedlos and moans of appliance can lie incombustible adamant. The teaching force for the — Hiie or, K!«g*At>f)'Lra<iSt. carried In the pocket without inconvenience. PUEBLO, cy, who rush into excess on JTItlCE TttEAl'MJSNT a* any druy afore, And all points in Idaho, Wash next year cansists of 1 5 men. 2 I' as a n tiao a TaU.ft.-tip. u CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. provocation. RaoSHrlbb Fornltors, The tvvo courses lead t o grad 2 rlnui fliore OoihI Sowtita- "*Z~* Escaped lluri.il Alive. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. iagton, Oregon, Utah — — i«r» ,'»vr» w 1*. ^ OtiaUilf m 2 door, a ik' Work -5 Caotcrlng Medicine Co., Waco, Texaa, and California. Landmark: Nobody ever Mrs. R. W. Phillips, of Sa­ nation in Agriculture and in rs tlion sw.y Jit-u-hig: J-Iav'.Uct. i/s i-I-o World . ™ Mechanical and Civil Engin­ Finest ninl Rest Equipped saw a white mule dead or lem, Mass., knows how it eering. = Exacilno TI5E ROYAL to* c4 s Road in the B'c.vf. cxc&L'caco, aaJ heard of a pensioner dying feels to be laid out for burial Total cost a year, including 2 = no othsr. Only line running Solid 7e«ti Ever since the war the num­ and hear the mourning of board: bud trains oetween St. Louie | ROYAE S. M. C3., RfiMsri i3. 1 ber of pensioners on the rolls friends and relatives over her County students, $93.50. and Kansas ity. Knclining iair ears and Tour $123.50. has been increasing yearly, supposed death. This terri­ Pay students, ROOFING ist Sleepers ee of extra charge. For catalogues apply to but a report from Washing- ble experience was recently J -^eathsr Boarding, I will mee parties at any rail­ A. Q. H O L L A D Y , Pres., tor. is t o the effect t h a t from hers, and she is now recover­ v -^ei0_Ceii iitg road station with through tickets Q; Raleigh, N. C. C U R E and baggage chocks. July 1st to September 1st ing from the nervous shock .For fufi inforuiatiod.,giaps aua HollySprlng College. there was a decrease of one that followed her restoration descriptive pamphlets of the BAOFLRG TAINTS, Butler, Johnson, Co., Tenn. , t h o u s a n d s i x h u n d r e d a n d to this world. West w rite to or call on . KJ9 WJl"' iM Iron Rpofing, four in the names 011 the list, I t was hyjcBLuntic Tfprt t o llgaujtifully and accessibly B. A. Nkwland, OM 2!ECESB»T OF 63 CEESTS Ea-'o Tjoagke, Gutters apd Spouting, .treated. leaving only 964.398 of the Traveling Passenger Agt.. • ri Mi* forrvva of Sheet Metal for Building Ample boarding accommo­ VJF. WILL MAIL A BOX OF patriots to be taken care p of » / COiWPLETE civir, mramw , 1 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C. / rAiuot rrr AND READY \ dations. J. C HARLTON , 0. P. A ^ \TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./ hereafter bj a grateful' Peo­ art and sa ved Chicago. III. Faculty of six teachers. ple. "This,** we are further fier fix )m the terrible fate of WE WANT Two hundred and eighty ftfqrjngd,j^is the first time 111 being ten torn bed alive. She five students last year. ' vo* arjnrr*: —AN— Both sexes admitted. 33 THE OPiLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR had btjFn sick with peritoni­ r* Thorough work done in all to i he i It tis. She had severe sinking branches. Tetter, Grc^-fl Itch, Itching-Piles, ^ } E Before we begin t o rejoice, spells and in one of these she < } 1. —aa s-iiorjretio workman to , Next session begins Aug. Worm and all Itching SRin Diseases. ' end Ai'I'LY oui' inaterialii however, let us wait and see became powerless to speak or 7 1893. ) .iv.ueo eoLLclkod* write Ibr1 is a choice blend of fine, high-grade Chi­ an it bcrnje. if 1,601 other saviors of their move. She heard them pro­ Write for catalogue IT you have TETTER, It niaitsra nol hiw lor.j It :jas nese Tea. Put up in attractive and orig­ c x i s t o d , TETTERIME will as certainly euro t ' 3 i .* & S«)., Cincinnati, Ohio. inal packages and packed in handsome J AS. H.S MITH, P RES'T. country, with their claims nounce her dead, felt them you as you use it counter display boxes of six pounds each EK-.': r BL'SHED 1872. a n d p r o o f s t h e r e o f , d o n o t close her eyes, felt her hus­ (either sire); is only sold in packages, EDUCATE YOUR CURLS fiarnfiess, Pai*s3&3 and Frsgrant. at a reasonable and much lower price to spring up to take the place band's arms about her and —A 7 — the consumer than any other package tea ^tl C V yon ».« (liasatlsfled witb the resulta—IteTorcnoos— on the market of any merit whatever and of those who have died or be­ heard his heart-broken sobs. C l a r e m o n t F e m a l e Col­ Southern Bank of thegfcaioof Georgia, Chntaffords the dealer a fair profit; is a thor­ Ma Itank, and N'atlo: al Bankof Savnuualu come conscience-stricken. Still she had no power to pre oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ lege, lutely pure, always the same ; free from J. T. 8HUPTR1NE & SRO. vent any of these manifesta­ HICKORY, N. 0. dust Why Mr. Daniels Was Promoted. DEALERS SAVANNAH, GA. tions. Gnsurpassed for location, thor­ will find the Five and Ten Cent packages Washington Post. She says the thought came oughness and cheapness. the cheapest and most salable package Mr. Josephus Daniels, edi­ to her during those moments Christian, hut not sectarian. tea on the market and consumers pro­ nounce it "the best and most economical." tor and proprietor of theRal "Am I dead? Can it be possi­ Faculty able and painstaking. Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy Special advantages in Music. to sell and has proved a big success eigh North Carolinian, for­ ble that this is death? Am I wherever introduced. Send for merly chief of the appoint­ to hear my husband's grief ADDRESS Catalogue. We are extremely anxious to have all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ ment division, and who has and pass away from him with REV . J. L. MURPHY, President. quest that you Include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house; just been made chief clerk of no power to prevent it? No, or order direct of us, we will see that you the Interior Department, is no, it cannot be; God would UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. are supplied. For further Information EQUIPMENT:—Faculty of twen­ address considered one of the bright­ never be so ci uel." She made ty-five teachers, eleven buildings, est and most promising men a frantic effort to speak, ^er seven scientific laboratories, li­ THE KIN -GO TEA CO., [la ill morei M<L in the State. Though 11 o t h u s b a n d d i s c o v e r e d s o m e brary of 30,000 volumes and 316 yet turned thirty, he has been signs of life —a flutter of the students. f#v urn .-V prominently identified with heart, and immediotely be­ INSTRUCTION.—F i v e general courses; six brief courses, profes­ PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER newspaper work and the pol­ gan to pour strong alcohol sional courses in law, medicine, * 4 ENDORSED BY <•» itics of his Si ate for t he last upon her and rub her vigor­ engineering and chemistry; op­ PROF A. L. METZ, P. H.G, j eight years. As editor of the ously. In a short time ani­ tional courses. EXPENSES:—Tuition, $00 per of Medical Bopart.mcmt Tnlane University Stat r 1 hronicle a 11 d Nort h mation was restored.—Ex. of Louleiktm, who, after a carefa1 analysis, year. Scholarships and loans for prononnces It- a pure Dream Tartar 1'owdor, X, |C1*' which he cheerfully rvcommonda to the Carolinian his individuality . *' :A the needy. public. A PKB'.VV of Yrtf? v. „ has been particularly mark­ vJirxrtW in-a r"ir« a it (xirl Lovers Mnrried. Address PRESIDENT WINSTON, "THE' SOUTHERN FAVORITE" : ' ..yi-tx. '"lit.' < . - • « . Chapel Hill, N. C. ed . M e i m| messed Secre ta ry Wheeling Dispatch. ;,v •<->- *..a .•i * •"PURE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. Smith so web that he owes This morning a slender and r. FOR SALE! _ You Want It. Ask Grooer For It. his appointment to no G011- beardless youth applied to In the town of Boone, n con iiA grejjsional inflluence. the county clerk's office a t fortnble dwelling house wit! G ULF M FS. G O NEW ORLCANO, LA. Steubansrille for a marriage 6 rooms and five fire places, Ne *s and Observer: It is license, giving his name asI with nine acres of land, good WWTS 60W8, One of the ro*»iPiy IJJESTT pIp»r i > I i p » I n . said to be definitely under­ Augustus Cnthon and that o' i somenpple, peach and ,, the world. Our faclliti.a*r« unrqualrd, .ml lo inlrndur.our stood that Senator Yancc his intended bride a s Mary i l ^ y n n t D-POH|situa ted som »D|KTior gondii itc will (cndriiRa toonK I'tRsoN in ouch locnlllT, i>nl lnnk m a a . lu e g o t .1 e l• - B()- ) ynrriM• from . • i. m t th h « • , Main Htrcet j Mibovp Only (ho., who writ# will not vote for the confir­ B i i ° ,, . to at once < an make sure of f f«l8 Soml btoiap fcr IruaWatod F?i>? Itf ia '•! (!esn able r >ri vote res tbeihnnce AM gou have to do In return la to allow our goods to Cbv»AL ^, TraA'vJf&rlm ohta1n«4, aod all L?a»mation of Mr. Simmons, and cense and went to Toronto, f i e n e e . T h » j p l a c e w i l l b o s o l , EYL, „ those who call—your ndghbolt Tito SsiHGask' "vsaaste C«. & out b:;xin-*s« condncttid f»U.MaiUs/ato Fbas. and thoBO around you The be­ A"M0RE< C:ir OtliL-9 ia OpycsHo S. Patent that he may even actively op where he met Miss Br nkman cheap on terms to suit tin ginning of this advertisement and we can aarnre patrat In loaa time than ehow, the email end of the tela remote frotrj Waefcin^tojv. leope. The following oot glvee the eppuarnnco of It reduced tv pose his or ifirmation. We Toe two reptiired to the home ! pundiaser: For further par 8eud model, drnvlng or pboto., with «1ou. We Mivlsn, If patentable or ixK, free regret very much that Sena­ of a minister, who, having; t' ( , .ulaia apply to I. W . I hoin eharjrc. Oar fee not due till patent ia «e TF FOTTTl TtJCK ACT1FH. A rampltlet, "IIow to Obtain Tatcnta, •bout the fiftieth part of its bulk. It Is a fraud, double siee tele­ Or you are all worn out, really good for noth­ tor Vance ha» been led t o his suspicions excited by Ca-ip S ' ^ l l l !! i V\ > n ' fames ot'.ic;uai cllenU in juur State, o.«mty, scope, ss Urgeas is «asf to rtrry. We trill «l*o show you how you 'w ( M " ing, it Is general debility. Try can mske fYom i -> t H day at least, from the start,with­ town, sent l'roe. AddrrB-, * Council!, Boone, (J. r BROWN'S IRON BITTERS. out experience Better write at once Wa pay all express chariree. to take such a position. Mr. thon s actions, refused to per __ Address,!! HA LLKTT A CO,, Bo* H M O , P o r i l a n d , M It will cure you, cleanse your liver, and give O.A . 8 N OfRce,W A .OCV O a good appettto. Sirumons ought to be prompt tor in t lie ceremony. The conyour subscrition. Opposite Patent Washingtonvl^f W:::- tf ;*• \ *£££ • •! GACTERI TETTERIN if . ' UB .1 AINS �bnWkir HWIMiiim—mm—i m. tjfn, -j A. Roten, J . C. Chappel and J . M. Paine. We hope all who ore inter­ ested in the great work of th<> gospel will attend the U'ti ri and help to make it what it should be. August on the South Caroli­ T h e Rutherford College, The Story of the Storm. T i n W a t a ' i j i D s m r j r a t be done. Globe will be great­ na and Ga, f eist. U is It was the blackest mid­ ly berietited, as its greatest Burke County, N. C , heart rending to rend of the night. that ever was seen, need a t present is an easy Will open its Fall Term, D. It. Dougherty, Editor. havoc made by the storm. Aug. 3, '93, under very proiu when a still black horror leap K. 0. Rivers, Publisher o u t l e t t o t h e r e s t o f t h e Our people of the mountains iHing prospects. It is ten miles ed from the mad Mexican world. ought to feel thankful of west of Hikory, N. C., near gulf and swooped down upon Thursday Oct. 19, J893. their security from such the noted Connelly Springs, I t is now evident that the the lowlands. ,1. F.DAVIS, ) stoims and pestilence that whose waters are being ship­ It was a night of tumult l ite Superior Court for Wn Sherman repeal bill has fail­ 1). C. HARM AM <Coin. have made such havoc life, ped '.o Europe almost every and terror and torture. The ed in the Senate. The friends L. W. FARTHING , j and property. We are a fa­ day. Board, includinge»"pry tnuga county only lasted un­ of repeal undertook to foice b l a c k h o r r o r c a m e a s t h e vored people in many ways. expense, is from #5. to #9. per til Wednesday evening, but A CARD. month. I'u it ion ra nges from a vote by continuous session winds come when forests are both dockets were dispensed #1. to #4. per month. No which lasted 36 hours with­ rended—as the waves come Editor Democrat: with. Four men were sent to healthier, happier and more I want space in your paper when navies are stranded. It moral place can he found in the penitentiary for larceny; out rest or sleep. No quorum was a night when both land t o correct a malicious false­ America. A complete busiFinley Church and Finley Bell c o u l d b e m u s t e r e d a n d t h e and sea shuddered under the hood that is being circulated Senate adjourned. So the re nessconi'sea ttuche J. Address for the stealing of a bee gum; thunderous might of the god in the county in regard to D R . It. L AUKUNKTHY,CITEHIAUNTJ a man by the name ot Davis peal bill hasfailed. Now what of storms, the lightning and Mr. Eugene Drown stealing Rutherford College, N. C. for stealing a bushel of wheat will he done? is the great the gale. ten dollars from me. I w ill question, nnd one which no and a negro from 8. C. for Not since Last island was say t h a t it is a notorious stealing a gold watch ant man can answer. The extra swallowed in that ranging falsehood started by some other property from Colone session so far has been a ride wave of forty years ago low down person who is be­ Cathcart, of Blowing Rock. huge failure. Senator Harris, had there been such a carni­ neath the respe *t of any hon­ ^ Much rumor has been in of Tennessee, has introduced Nubstiuute to the Sherman val of ruin and death along est person. I will say for the the wind concerning the "Jes a the gulf. The fury of storm benefit of Mr . Brown that I We wish to call attent ion to our se James" band of robbers in purchasing act, but we have Mr. Harvey need spared nothing. Island and never knew or heard any. no information a t this wriline of second-hand Laccyville, O. Watauga county. On Wed forests and hills and valleys thing .derogatory to his char e _ . Heart Failure, & . * «.-i 4.1 • Catarrh, nesday evening Judge Boy ting. Buggies, Carts, wagons, ay raiv^in of the Throat Pa­ TK™ were hurled upon one anoth­ actor in any way until this ralysis kin issued bench warrants Hacks, Harness Etc. Joseph Cornelius, formerly er, and death was every where. report. The Western t itizen " ^ Thanlc God nnd Hood's Sarsa~ on the testimony of Frank f bey are almost good as new, parllla fur Perfect Health.'* On the beautiful island and will please copy. Ragan, Jr., who claimed to a native of Iredell county, on the mainland, where the " Gentlemen: For the benefit of suffering hu­ and persons wishing to buy can A. J. MORETZ. manity I wish * state a few facts: For several 1 secure bargains by rUlliiur on us rI i ' * to be a fully enstalled member committed suicide in Boston cranges grew golden, and the ,y ' l 'iilig years I have Milterc-.l from catarrh and heart ! 1JW. lir , Poisoned bj Scrofula Oct 6th. He graduated with failure, getting so bad I oould not work and We have a big lot of NE W of said Band, for John Eg c o t t o n w h i t e n e d u n d e r t h e IH the sad story of many lives CouJd Scarcely Walk gars, Hiram Hiram Green all honors a t Trinity, nnd stars, the work of desolation made miserable through no fault I had very U-..1 spell of paralysis of the throat I BUGGIES, WAGONS; CABTS, has been a Harvard divinity George Eggars, Grogan ot their own. Scrofula is more some time ago. My throat seemed closed and HARNESS Ac ,? Tbo doctors said it student for the past three was complete. Therein the especially than any other a hered .„.. . wm i ''wwtfaltare. and cave medicine, oh hand, which will be sold on Robinson, and Jacob which I according but it did years. Two weeks ago he de darkness the villages a n d itary disease, and for HUH simple not seemtook do mo any to directions,wife urged reasonable terms. If we have not to good. My Lewis. The Sheriff and his me to try Sarsaparilla, mansions were swept away, reason: Arising from impure Joseph C.Iloods who had beentelling me Mr. got what you want; we will Smith, possee of deputies left imme veloped symptoms of typhoid and the ships that had gone and insufficient blood, the disease At Death's Door fever. He was taken to the take pleasure in getting any locates itself in the lym ihatics. but was entirely cured diately in search of themanc Sarsaparilla. hospital for treatment. On down to the sea were torn t o which are composed to white tis­ After talking with Mr.by Ilood'a concluded to thing for you in our line. We buy Smith, I by noon Thursday they were When I had M o n d a y m o r n i n g h e w a s tatters. On the island and sues; there is a period of foetal two K ?: ' Bw-Wrilla.much better. I taken direct from manufacturers and bottle. I felt very have all before his honor, Judge plantations two thousand life when the whole body consists fentt l thank^Jod,'and ° * " can, therefore, give you vtry found in the boiler room, of white tissues, and therefore Boy kin, and a preliminary where he had thrust his head people—perhaps three thou­ the unborn child is especially sus­ Hood's Sarsaparilla close prices. trial was had. Frank Ragan sand—were hurled into eter­ ceptible to this dreadful disease. restoration to perfect We have a full line of new Har was the State's witness, ant into the furnace. He was 25 nity. The women and chil­ Rut there is a remedy forscrofula, and my wife for myHEED, Laceyvllle, O. henlih." HARVJJY DOOD'S PILLS do not pnrgo, pels or swore t h a t he and Jacob Lew years old, a most estimable dren stood no chance of es­ whether hereditary or acquirod. but rvct promptly, easily nnd efficiently. Ko. gripe, ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ erything in the harness line. Can is weremitiated into thebnnc young man, and his death is cape. Only the strongest sur­ It is Hood's Sarsaparilla, which by its powerful effect on the blood to be much regretted. beat the world on prices. NOTICE t he same night a t John Eg­ vived. How could it be oth­ expels all trace of the disease and North Carolina, IV atnuga Co \\ e will take in exchange, gars' house over a year ago When the hair begins to come erwise when the force of win I gives to the vital fluid thequality In the Superior Court Before the horses, mules, and also good be© and color of health. If you de­ t h a t they took an iron-clac out in combing, it shows a. weak and wave dismantled ^eavy cide to take Hood's Sarsaparilla clerk John R. Taylor vs. Polly cattle. Give us a call. oath on bended knees, theii ness ot the scalp t h a t calls for cannon in Fort St. Phillip, do not accept any substitute. Me Ley rd and others. immediate attention. The best It appearing to the satisfaction HEN ft EL, CRAIG & CO. right hand resting on a Bi­ preparation to arrest futher loss and wiped out the last ves­ Renoir iX.C. of the Court, that James Jestes Somebody's Father. ble t o forever protect and de­ ot hair and restore the scalp to tige of solid Fort Livingston? Andrew Vance and wife. Jnlia, fend the members, who were a healthy condition i s Ayer's The land of oranges and I think that one of the sad­ Vance thrfe of the defendants in Uair Vigor. dest incident* uf the war the above entitled proceeding are licensed t o rob, steal or kill, the magnolia was never so against the law of the coun­ The readers of the DEMO­ scourged before. During ma which I witnessed was after non-residents of the state and that they nre necessary parties t y . The penalty for divulg CRAT will remember the brutal ny a long day to the fisher­ the b it t t 1 e of Gettysburg. to said proceeding. The caul ing any of the secrets or vio­ murder of Deputy Marshall man on the coast will see the Off on the outskirts, seat«*d James Jestes, Andrew Vance and :o:lating any of the obligations Miller, of Caldwell County a sad traces of that night's sad on the ground with his back wife, Julia Vance, will, therefore take ns>tiee, that a petition has I have just received a nii*e was t o look up a rope. Ra­ bout a year ago. work, and the bodies of the to a tree, was a dead soldier. been filed in theoffice of the Clerk line of Dress Goods consist­ gan swore that, he stole the His murderer Jim James, p l e a s u r e s e e k e r s w h o w e r e His eyes was riveted on some of th® Superior Court of VVutauga ing of #100 bill from Alex Green's has been captured in Ala drowned on Grand isle will object held tightly clasped in County N. o. asking, that.a deed may be restored, and that White and Black Em' drawer with his own bunds; bama and brought back t o startle the crew of many a his hands. As we drew near­ they are required to appear, at braided Skirting. A er we saw that it was an uni- said office on or before Dec. 1st and that he also stole #100 Lenoir. He was living undei ship far out a t sea. big lot of White 1893, and answer or demur to cash from John Lookabill. the assumed name of Hart. It would strain a Dore or broty peof two small children. said petition, or the petitioner Goods, Worsteds He said he did not remember some other master of gloom Man though I was, hardened will move for the relief demanded nnd etc. A nice whether he did the stealing in said The Advertising and horror to paint- the pic­ through those long years t< 1893. petition. This Oct. 10th line of Indies' before or after he joined the Of Hood's Sarsaparilla is always ture dark enough to he true carnage and bloodshed, the Joe R. Todd, c. s. c Primmed tin d Un: ritmittec band. He farther stated that within the bounds of reason be­ to life arid—death. The fair­ sight of that man, who look­ 1IAT8 cause it is true,it always appeals ed on his children for the last none of the members of the to the sober, common sense ol est region of the south has Also Trimmings. Tips and band had anything whatever thinking people because it is true been turned into a land of time in this world, who, away Flowers for Hats. Special Attractions: Matchless t o d o with the stealing. 1 he and it is always fully substan sorrow and tears—of utter off in a secluded spot, had climate. Wonderful health record tiated by endorsements which, in rested himself against a tree Delightful homelife. Well ordered A nice line of ladies six above named were bound the financial world would be ac d e s o l a t i o n , w h e r e t h e r e a r e t o the next term of Watauga eepted without a.moment's hesi hardly enough of Git living that he might feast his eyes course ofinstructions. Thorough and (rent's Shi>es. ly equipped gymnasiums. Music Rig lot of Tin-ware Superior court in a bond of tat ion. to bury the dead, is there on his little loves, brought under the celebrated Prof. Ora- G l a s s - w a r e a n d #1000 each on a charge of Ilood Pills cure'liver ills, con­ anything worse in all ouran- tears to my eyes, whhh I bau (German). Art under Miss Queens-ware- A good conspiracy. This is ah that stipation, biliousness, jaundice, nals of storm and flood ?—At could not restain had I want Blythe (Paris). House in seven line of Notions. A big sick headache, indigestion. indigestion. ed. There were six of us in acres of wooded lawn in the heart we desire to say a t this time, lot of ,J pans and Cotlauta Constitution. tonades. Just com© the crowd, and we all found of a beautiful city. Rooms finely but we will add t h a t we are finished. Steam heating and sun I t is said that James Gor­ great lumps gathering in our itary plumbing throughout. The In 500 gahms not alarmed about the band PROGRAMME. of f'rorkervdon Bennett's annual income doing any great damage. ivare. The Union Meeting of the throats and mist coming be­ charges as low as a fine school rom the New York Herald is can make them. Sen! for eata We are Agvnt for H»lton Baptists of Watauga county fore our eyes which almost logue. Address #850,000 and Mr. Pulitzer We made a flying trip to Woollen Mill*. will convene with the Brushy blinded us. REV. JaMEs ATKINS, We stood looking a t him Globe Saturday and returned rom the World , #500,000 Fork church Oct. 27th. Intro Asheville, N. C. A big lot of V'loth now on Monday evening. The Globe declare that beats the DEM ductory sermon by Rev. R. for some time, I thinking of hand. OCR AT. the wife and baby I had left section ought to he called a Jnst received a nice l»t of L. Palmer a t 11, a. in. happy land. The fanners are The great value of Hood's Sa r­ 1 s t subject: The importance a t home and wondering how ^°T SUGAR prosperous; the morals are saparilla as a remedy for catarrh of eyery church having a soon, in the mercy of God, BOTANIC is vouched for by thousands of excellent, and the people are Brown and Granulated, and prayer meeting. Speakers: she may be leir a widow and Coffee. all a t peace with each other. people whom it has cured. C. S. Farthing, E. J . Norris my baby boy fatherless. We A big lot of Hoes, looked a t each other and in­ They have an excellent aca­ Brunswick, Ga, is sorely and Jacob You nee. A iftofcuKhly tosted Remedy Nails, d e m i c s c h o o l , c h u r c h a n d afflicted with yellow fever. 2. Relation of public col­ st inetively seemed to underFCJ* ALL Hors© shoes, Sunday school. The wheat There are now 238 cases un­ lection t o religious worship. s t a n d one a n o t h e r's 0 5 3 a®! SKlli DISEASES. Ox shoes Tlils mnrtfird remedy b*« been tried, culture in the Globe valley der treatment; 140 cases Speakers: John Crisp, A. C. thought*. Not awoid was aril nut found wanting, for forty rears by etc. nu eminent physician, who ha* used it wilWCfrtft'n and unvarying m»cc«>""= f«.r ell has become an important i- have been discharged. Died Farthing and JamesTrivett. spokeiHM'Ut we ring a gra ve dine.<*pj> for which it is recommended. It never fulls to benefit from the flrat d. : e poor fellow to tem; the lands being fertiliz­ 21. Making 399 cases afflic­ 3. Should the YoungMen's and No goods sold on time, un­ qnirklr nnd effectually driving imt ail irurrnr 'villiI >ffrom a' tn,nysteinand kid­ less secured by mortgage. the the fiver through children's pic­ ed by the pea crop. The far­ ted with the terrible disease. Christian Associations a n cl­ rest ney* without uny unpleasant or Injurious fects. I ( effects. It Is not the result of i ignorance mers of Watauga ought t o Cold frosty weather is the ot her 1 ke societies be encour­ ture clasped over his heart. or ruo.r.ftiliou, bac it is founded opnn ded Recollect t h a t 1 will sell common sense nnd « thorough knowledge Over his grave o n the tree of modern racdlc-.l science. It effectually try this crop, a s we think it only help now for its abate­ aged? Speakers: J . F.Spain you good goods and will not puriQe* and enriches the blood and brings against wiTicfrsJ^cvtos sitting beafth to the sufferer. A« ft general tonic would succeed here also. It Is Without n rival, ftnd in Its analysis of misrepresent my wares. Come ment; a s it is an epidemic in lour, J . H. Farthing and J . I inscribed the wont**: "Some health-girl' 5 pro;>ertire it is absolutely bevond cotupa: von with any remedy ever A more hospitable people that City. and see my stock whether body's F a t h e r , July 3rd, F. Eller, offered tot.be public. It is a panacea for all Ills resulting from Impnre and Impover­ you buy or not. cannot be found than o u r ished blood—the current of life; quickly 1863."—Bine nnd Gray. 4. Are we doing our mis eui -I Wrrtrfults, 1'leera, Krs.iaav, Hkln When Benjamin Franklin fdiravj amid Xruptles*. CatarrSt, Globe h'iends, and they have Most Respectlnlly, sion work according t o apf - vwuMiftjRm, Liver. Hldney anil The Southern < Vast'of LJ, hl.raer*. Feutal* Wc*id•lots of good things to|eat. We proposed t o start a news-pa­ >o»tolic teaching? Speakers: »»?-•», Serroai I»lsesuws. etc. and Ga, have bec^H he scene C. D. intend going back a t hog- per his mother told him I. .1. L. Sherwood, Monro*mtylMTlfcflTi: YODWSSLff. of nn other terri storm that- it would never do a s i'vnd for onr r«-r ih oil v»f CwhiBaMe April 27, 93. killing time and scay longer a Wonder, both on land and sea. Near ,flu. jria^tUof'<•. tutt'doer witnrnsnarkable fu I -ay cyftid'.sid ot there where already two news Jrugg and L. C. Wilson. cue. <r e |M ihaapuwt to tfaff atoat *irand fatten (?) up. 5. What is the duty of Bap 2,000 lives have been lost i»>r( Ui'tase. after all known remedies had (ailed. Tin eecertificates wstlfy with The opinion is prevalent papers in America." no uncertain sound, that P.otanic Ifiood fist churches toward* mem­ and as much as five million Balm Is the best, cheapest, quickest, great­ est and most powerful Blood Fonder aror down there that the new raff Senator Allen,of Nebraska, bers who will not help in th dollars worth <4 property For Malaria, Li vor Trou­ known to the world. Fric*—J1.00 per bottle ; >5.00 for 6 bottlea. road will he extended to trie spoke 14% hours in the Sen­ work of the church or hear] has been destroyed. This ble, or Indigestion, Eor sale by druggists; If not, an d to us. foot of the mountain close ate on the 12inst.againt. the any part ot the church ex pen i florin was equal in severity Addrss* DLOOD BALM CO , Ailants, Ga, BROWN'8 IRON BITT1M t o Blowing Rock. Should this] Sherman repeal bill. 1 ses ? Spea kerfi: David Green, 1 e.nd distinction to that of ATTENTION, 6UTERS!! c ou n y 0 8 U W t0eUa excei LOOK OUT! AsMIe Female College. i TAYLOR �S UBSCRIPTION H ATH S Watauga for years as the tie and thai amount of moil T O T H E W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT one that has just passed. No ey is now in the county that WH E N YO U SN E E Z E drinking, no disorderly con­ was not here -i few days ago. I ^opy 1 year $1.00 duct, and all WHS as quiet, as Yet the chiouic howl of hard Cough, Choke, and Gasp " 0 months 50 for Breath, " 3 months 85 as it could have been wished. times is all we can hear. I —Thomas Sutherland pas­ —King and Gray at BlowADVERTISING RATES. BEWARE! sed through town, Monday, i g Rock have assig ed for 1 inch 1week $ .75 It May be a Serious Symptom 1 " 1 month 1.75 with a fine drove of cattle for \he benefit of their Creditors I " 3 " 3.00 the Northern Market. The B. J . Councill has been ap­ 1 " 0 " 5.00 ; 1 " 1 year... 7.00 beef trade s getting active pointed receiver. It is sup­ 1 column 1 week 9.00 and will help the people flnun posed that the hot*1 property J For all Throat and Lung Complaints 1 " 1 month 13.50 ci aly. with its entirefixtwesw 11 go IB 1 " 3 " .25.00 —The farmers of the coun­ to sale. We a re sorry of this 1 " (> " 37.50 1 " 1 year 50 00 try aie the real safe class The liabilities are not grm*, fr.)in the panic. Very few but it is a hard time to sell Rev. JOHN K. CHASE, of South Hampton, N. II., says: "The best Entered a t the Postoffice a t farmers are in trouble. It is now ami get cash. King and remedy for La Grippe that I know of is AYER'S Cherry Pectoral." Boone. N. C., a s second-class the business and trading Gray are enterprising men "Last Spring, I was taken dowii with La Grippe, At times I was com­ mail matter. class that are suffering and and very popular gentlemen. pletely prostrated, and so diflicult was my breathing that my breast an iron cage. a bottle will continue to suffer. —On last Wednesday mor­ seemed as if confined in no sooner had II procuredtaking it of AYER'SJ Cherry Pectoral, and began than relief LOCAL MEWS. believe that the effect would be so rapid and the —Rev. E. F. Jones, has ning as Mr. Al Clay, of Hick­ followed. I could not is truly a wonderful medicine."—W. II. WILLIAMS, cure so complete. It —Frost in abundance. moved t o Gastonia. We ory, was coming up the riv­ Crook City, S. D. er three miles below Globe, in "From my own experience, I take pleasure in voluntarily stating that - -Make ready your wood. lose an excellent man, an Caldwell county, on his way of all the medicines I ever used for fresh colds and La Grippe, AYER'S able minister and a good cit­ Cherry Pectoral is, pre-eminently, the most potent remedy, Ordinarily, —The chestnut crop in the izen. May his new home be to the mountains to buy cat­ the most virulent fresh cold In the head and chest vanishes in a night, as mountains is immense. if by magic. Just follow the directions, and AYER'S Cherry Pectoral pleasant t o him and to t hose tle, he was attacked by two will do the rest."—GEO. II. PIKE, Cadiz, Ky. —If you have a bit. of news with whom he will make his highwaymen, a white man "For two years, 1 suffered from a most distressing cough, which, at and a negro. They pounced send it in for publication. future home. last, became of a consumptive character, and very alarming to my friends. upon him with a knife, and After trying various remedies, without success, I began to take AYER'S —The health of the coun­ —S. L. Patterson Esq. and before he was hardly con­ Cherry Pectoral, and was very soon relieved. Two bottles cured me."— try is excellent. Maj. Harper, both from Cald scious of what was going on CELESTINE SIROIS, Augusta, Me. —Work on turn-pike is well, were with us last week. they had cut his pocket and The best remedy for colds, coughs, and the common disorders of the throat and lungs, AYER'S Cherry Pectoral is universally recommended * moving forward with fine sue They are State commission­ taken therefrom $14 in cash. by the profession. ers in the turn-pike suit and Fortunately for Mr. Clay, he cess these pretty days, —Mrs. Nathan Horton and were sued her* as such by the had the bulk of his money in little sons, of Boone, are vis­ Boqne and Blowing Rock a n o t h e r p o c k e t , a n d t h e y Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. turn-pike Co. failed t o get it. This was, to iting relatives in Jefferson. Prompt to act, star© to omre —Fine frosty mornings —Our people speak well of say the least, a very daring Judge Boy kin and are well r o b b e r y , a n d w e h o p e t h e and sunny days make the pleasd with the way he push offenders will meet with a ^ weather enjoyable. THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE IN STL es through the dockets. The speedy retribution. —The best line of shoes t o attorneys say that he is a TUTE, FOR YOUNG WOMEN* —The publisher of the DEM found in the county is to fine judge of law, and speak OCRAT has been asked dozens ASHEVILLE, N. f, be found a t Bryans. of him in the highest terms of times within the past few • -Mrs. R. C. Rivers, is vis­ Give us Boykia again is the days whether or not the pa Second session begins September IS, I SOS. iting her parents a t Olin, N. word on all sides. per had suspendfed? Yes, it The institution is located in the most beautiful suburb of Ashe(J., where she will spend some —Dr. Toppings and Miss h a s b e e n s u s p e n d e d f o r t h e ville, N. C. The spacious building, recently completed for its use weeks. Lizzie Reed, both of Blowing past two weeks, but here it at a cost of $90,900 is furnished with pure water from springs on the premises, is lighted with gas, heated by hot water and provided —T. Fin Coffey, with Mis- Rock, were married last Sun­ is again. The publisher has with hot and coll baths. s*a Jennie Bet tie and Maggie day week, Rev. Mr. Graggof­ been doing the entire work of The health and habits of the pupils are carefully guarded. Be­ Joffey, start to clay for the ficiating. We had no invita­ the office for a long time a- sides the ample space given to outdoor exercise, a well equipped gymnasium will be No expense has been W orlds Fair. tion nor cake, but we trust, lone, and thinking an indul­ spared to make the fitted up within doors.arrangements perfect. sewerage and sanitary —Our Court broke so soon howevei, that their lives may gent people would grant him Each pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as a part of that several who aimed to belong and happy, and that a few days rest, he p r o ­ her practical training for lite, and whilst aiming at thoroughness in every department, the management will strive to provide forthose b® a t Court lame and were when they shuffle off thismor ceeded t o take it. Wehaveon committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian tal coil, they will enter ir.to hand a fresh supply of blank school, but a christian home. No pupil will bo admitted who is disappointed. the blisftil portals above. paper, and, if its patrons do not in reasonable health, or who can not.furnish credentials ns to —The turn-pike suit was not forsake it, it will make RH. red character. moved to Lenoir for trial a t —There is a renewal of the its regular visits t o the peo­ Four Separate Courses of St the next term of Caldwell .Su­ proposition to build an elec­ ple. We wish however, to 1 THE NORMAL COURSE tric road from Lenoir t o Blow perior Court. of teachers under instructors from the lie ing Rock, and also a propo­ impress on our subscribers, 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COUIIS —Robt Munday is extremely who nave so often promised ancient and modern languages, science, music, drawi low and continues t o get sition t o extend it on t o our to pay up, that we need the 3. COMMERCIAL COURSE, including stenography, 6y worse. Mrs Wikeis gradually town. W. N. Jordan, of Chi­ amounts they are due us and writing, bookkeeping, etc. cago, is the pioneer in the getting worse also. 4. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a) Sci movement. We wish the en­ must have them. tifle cooking, the study of the production and manufact —Dr. R. C. Rhea, Capt. Ro- terprise an abundant.success. cf food, etc, (b) Sewing—embracing the cutling and fitting DIED. by Brown and others, from —Some days since Mur­ Died a t Banner's Elk, N. t \ , of garments, millinery, etc. Johnson county, Tennessee, doch Mcray, of Linville, was Oct, 14th 1893. "Old Lucky" The teachers at the head of 1his department'are from the famous were in town during court. Pratt School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the best insti­ found lying by the side of the the old horse formerly owned tutions in the country, chosen with reference to christian character —The report is current that road in Caldwell county in a by Mr. L. B. Banner. This experience and abilty as teachers. the Cranberry Co. has sold dying condition. He was ta­ A thoroughly organized Preparatory department has been fur­ noble animal was purchased nished for all such as are not prepared tor the higher classes. the entire property and rai' ken to the house of one Mr. by Mr. Banner in the year The school year is divided into two terms; cost to pupil $50 per road to the Iron Trust Co. Gragg and only lived for a 1865 a t the age of two years. term, or $100 per year, which barely covers the expense of board, for one million dollars. few hours. He had been do­ He was indeed a lucky the school being practically free, having been provided for by a few friends to female education. For further particulars apply to —The frosts on Monday, ing some very hard drinking, horse, a s he lived to the ripe REV. THOMAS LAWRENCE, A SHEVILLE , N. C. Tuesday and Wednesday mor and, it is thought, that was age of morethan thirty years nings of this week, were unu­ the cause of his death. He was also lucky to have sually heavy, accompanied - Attys. Linney, ot Tny- a good horn* from the by considerable freeze. lorsvilfe, Folk, of the Yadkin, time, he was two years old. —The old song has again Jones, of Lenoir, Todd, Bow­ I t was Mr. Banner's request buyers always after > begun. If you waut t o pay er and Blackburn, of Jeffer­ a short while before his death thisShrewd h a t classare our citizens to good bargains, and leads t of inspect my display your subscription in w o o d , son, and Maj. Bingham, of thai the old horse should be of NEW GOODS. bring it along, as we are be­ Statesville, were in attend­ kept by the family till he I receive new goods everjvweek which I am selling a t ance a t our court besides our died, and the request was ginning to need it. bargains that will save you money. Just received a lot of our own bar. We have in carried out. He was perhaps ladies' low-cut shoes or slippers in black and tan colors. A —Let each one of our sub­ these attorneys an array of the oldest horse in Watauga beautiful line (J wide ribbons and flowers for hat trim­ scribers try to get a new one L. D.L. talent that we think will com County. ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions very cheap. within the next month. You pare with any section of the can do it and thereby help us Buckingham's Dye for the Come to see me when in need of goods. I will sell you very State. Whiskers is the best, handiest, low. I have just received a large lot of Mason's Friiit jars ' very much. —McDaniel and wife with a safest, surest, cleanest, most that I will sell cheap. I want a lot of young chickens, egg* —U. S. Commissioner L. L. ten-year-old boy arrived a t economical and satisfactory dye etc., for which I will pay good prices: also roots and herbs. ever invented. It is the gentle­ Greene and Deputy Marshal Boone on Saturday last. A- men's favorite. Give me your t r ide and I will do you right eyery time. N. N. Colvard are attending dout 10, a . ra., on Sunday ft^NOUCEI I have just completed a black smith shop the Federal Court a t Statesthe boy was missing. Search "A good name is rdthet to and have secured the services of a first-class workman in ville this week. was made for him and it was be chosen than great riches." both wood and iron, and I ask you t o bringjme your work, —Attorneys Spainhour, Cof ascertained a t Blowing Rock When catarrh attacks a person or I will have you a new wagon built on short notice. Give fey and Fletcher, with Messrs. that he and his dog were ma­ of scrofulous diathesis, the dis­ me a call when in need of work, and 1 will give you low pri­ George A. Bryan and G. W. king their way back afoot to ease is almost sure to become ces. Council), all of onr town, are their former home near Salis­ chronic. The only efficacious Yours Anxious to PJeabe* cure, therefore, is Ayer's Sarsapoff for the World's Fair. bury. arilla, which expels scrofula from WILL W. HOLSCLAW. —We have a com truncation —There were near one hun­ the system and t hecatarrh soon follows suit. Local treatment is from a fair friend who sojourn dred head of fat beef cattle only a waste of time. Relieve, til toecneM ef the mwco.it car** GONORRHOEA tad GLEET Hi i foJ d*ft. No other treatment necetftrjr. Never crave* «tflctnr*oj . ed in the Mountains this sum driven throug town Tuesday letrnt taf Injtrlou* after eff.ctt. ft. So " mer. We cannot publish on their way to the slaughter Cap. James 8. Folk of Sum BLOOD BALM CO., ftt'g. ItlutaL this week but will appear h o u s e s o f t h e S o u t h t h a t ter S. C. f died a t his home on ' next week. He was a were bought in our county, the 10th insL W T i i b DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR." i t took from one t o two thou brother of Cob G. N. Folk of —Theiehasnot been such WSmSTSOW IS 7 HE 7 TAE 7 0 SUHSLRIBtf.-WT©* a quiet and orderly court in' sand dollars to buy these cat Caldwell. >4 OO CO OOOOJOO o o o BRYAN'S < JMK. THE SPECIFIC Ayer's Cherry Pectoral SAY! Ayer's Cherry Pectoral KINCHMH IS ND H U M RUG TO DRAW THIS TRADE! -O- I MEAN BUSINESS. O- I roin now until the first day of Api ii I will sell iny stock a CLOTHING -—AND—4 OVERCOATS At 10 per oeifc above COST! In't think I mean i i It wont cost yon one cent if you dont purchase. I have a large stock and want to get rid of i t before spring; WAR C AL L AND LOOKI I would cfilt yotlr attention to the big cut in prices in Other lines.- 1 RESPECTFULLY, W.I, 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/. 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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/99080e390ab4b40d75c2e910a11ba49b.pdf d69c45b57448c2e85c3831d0006c7488 PDF Text Text « ' i 4 f VOL 6 BOONE, PROFESSIONAL. WATAUGA COUNTY, A Stranger in Watauga. N. C., TRUllSDAY, OCTOBER 2G, 1893, NO. 3. =2% Asheville Citizen: T r u t lij altitude m the blue el her. see, in the broad and beauti­ home. Blowing Rock, the ideal re­ And once upon a time it could But grander and more sub. ful valley of Roan's Creek, On the 7th of July, when lime was the thunder storm and is surrounded by eight sort fo r 't he gay plea.sure-seek n't pass a force bill because W. B. C0UNC1LL, J K. King Sol was laying his day- we witnessed raging between hundred acres of the most ers. Here, Terpischore holds it couldn't "govern it." ATTORNEY AH 1 LA V. wearied head upon azure pil­ the summit and tlie valley fertile and productive land high carnival nightly, and Boone, N. C. lows in the Hesperian sky and Land mark: The Sena te sets below. Old Sol was still mon­ in East Tennessee. It is own those who like to indulge in "Night was drawing her dus­ arch of ths day on the moun­ ed by Messrs. t. and A. M. tripping the light fantastic itself up as one of the govern W. B. COUNCILL, M.I). ky mantle o'er the earth and tain, while Boreas was wa­ Dougherty. The resilience is toe, may do so, to the soft ing departments of the Uni­ Boone, N. C. was pinning it down with a ging a regular,* warfare with b u i l t o n t h e i m p r o v e d c i t y low steains of "Home sweet ted States; arid lol it cannot Resident Physician. Office star." and after a very pleas­ the elements below, and war­ style, of native oak ami cher­ Home." Or those of more govern itself. on King Street north of Post ant journey o v e r verdant like Mars thrust thunderbolt ry, large ami commodious^ .rolicksome nature, can play Office. mountains, decked with beau after,bolt from his fiery realm; making an ideal home for a tennis or croquet on the Jonesboro Journal: It dries tiful laurel and ivy, produc­ lightnings flashed, the forests poet. Here too. hospitality lawns of velvety tufted grass, seem that an immediateooiri> DR. L. C. REEVES. tive meadows and vales that were lashed in lnry as they has spread her wings, and the or those of rnaturer age, can promise on the silver ques : P HYSICIAN AND S URGEON were crowned with plenty swayed and groaned beneath voice of welcome rings out on roll ten-pins, or take a quiet tion should be affected so OfLce at Residence. from abundant Summer's lib the burden of the storm, while the balmy air, and kindness game cf whist, in the numer­ that vexing question can be Boone, N. C. oral hand, I reached my des­ all was serene and quiet a is not only shown in theory, ous and airy parlors of the got out of the way. The Sen­ tined abode, theeoinmodions few feet above. commodious Green P a r k, ate must repeal the election but in practice. L. D. LOWE, E, H. Dough residence of Mr. From here we visited many hotel) on the Sky-land house. laws. With a merry party I visit­ city. Its portals a re ever ed the charming little town lovely homes on the banks of Ye seekers of pleasure oppress Hicks says the winter will thrown open to the weary of Zionville. It is like a pic­ the beautiful Roan's Creek, ed by the heat) come to this -ANDtraveler, and the way-faring ture in a frame, not of gilt, and at last find ourselves in region, 'tis a pleasant retreat. begin a bout the middle of Nd man. Beneath its hospitable or antique bronze, but like a t he village of Butler, Term.) Ye ones who are feeble, why vember with storms, some of NOTARY PUBLIC, roof, the sojourner may ever native chestnut growing on a n d h e r e w e v i s i t e d H o i l y linger and die? Come up t'j them very severe. He adds BANNER'S ELK, N. C. find a "Highland Welcome." the surrounding mountains. Spring College. No longeraie this beautiful Land of.the this advice: "We candidly think the man who begins Its inmates, from the small­ We had the pleasure of meet­ we surprised <it> the intelli­ Sky." early and prepares for a disa est to the. largest, vie with ing among the hospitable gent, highly learned Moun­ The Blue Ridge, stands as each other in seeing who can townsmen and popular mer­ taineer, when we see such ed­ an impregnable breast work greeable winter will have no A I 7 O R N L Y A 7 LA IV, N C lavish the greatest kindness chants, Mr. John Jones, who ucators as Profs. Smith, Hill) to protect the mountaineer, regrets, but eausesior rejoic­ MARION, upon those whom fate has fa has ever-ready wit and hu­ Dougherty and Baker, presi­ from the $ h a m e deceit, ing-. $ -(o)vored, by allowing them to mor to entertain the brain, ding aver colleges a nd schools avarice, c o 1 d heartedness Will practice in the courts o- find so favored and charm­ and luscious confections and But here we turn back to envy, strife, and the selfish­ Newbern Journal: What are Watuuga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ fruits to tempt the palate of Watauga. She abounds in ness of the outer world. As whitecaps? They are the fol­ ell and all other couifties in the ing a "haven of rest." Western district- 6^^"Special atten I anchored in this part and the most fastidious. Tiuth- high schools to train h e r they one-by-one, leave their, lowers and base imitators of tion given to the collection of for two months my'ship rode, ful EsculapiuSjDr. Blackburn, boys and girls. She haw nu­ native homes, and go out in­ bands of murderers who some claims, not safely only, hut delight­ has a pleasant smile and merous and well-built church to the world, pure and un­ years ago terrorized neigh­ Dr. J. t> Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. ed and charmed upon its en­ cheerful word as he passes on es, and learned ministers sullied, nmy their spotless borhoods, seized and punish­ Ziouville, N- C. Trail®, Teun. chanting waters. Each day his round of duty to his fel­ Her people are intelligent, parity never be contaminated ed men and women accord­ was replete with pleasure, low-man. With many regrets kind, lojal, true, honest, up­ by the profligacy of the ing to their own caprice, and Sutler & Blackburn, each son looked upon some we left the little town, and as right. noble, good and very tempting world. It was with wearing white caps as their a parting fraught with sad­ insignia. They are confined dPi new expedition projected by we bade adieu to her church­ hospitable. Watauga is a <iy l:2v> UUi W m n n l v v o i c e s a n d g i r l i s h es and her spires, we saw the parisklaicalhome. She hasev ness, I bade adieu to lovely to no special locality, but fair Calls attended at a / / laughter. I have viewed the world clothed and wrapped erything calculated to charm Watauga, her people and her have a Irabitntion and a hoitrs.~®& grand ai.d majestic moun­ in mellow beauty, as * Luna, the eye or please the heart scenes. I love them all. Al­ name wherever ruffians wish June 1, '93. tains in all of tlmir different the fair Queen of Night,' lonk of man. Her towering and though m.v heart seems to to wreak vengeance on thejdepulsate in dear old Meeklen fenceless and shelter them­ F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. phases. With n gay and gal ed down from her far of au-i- majestic mountains are cov­ lant Mr. Lad by side. I reach al hoire in the distant azure ered with medicinal herbs; burg, I fear a large portion selves in the folds of night. ed Rich Mountain. 5.300 feet vault of the sky, as an ever- her broad and sweeping val­ of it lies beyond the Blue The strangest thing about it 1 high, and from its prairie pin readj sentinel keeping vigil, l e y s c o v e r e d w i t h r i c h a n d Ridge, in a lovely valley "A is the impunity with which ATI U R N L Y S A T L A IV, nacle viewed far in the dis- while her children are wrap­ golden grain a n d wa ving tnong Watauga's fertile hills, they commit their outrages. tnnc. the haz.v, misty Smo­ ped in the arms of Morpheus, grass, with many winding where music flows from crys­ Entire communities are com­ BOONE, N. V. pletely terrorized by them. VST Special attention given kies; the beautiful Howard's and are meandering in mystic rivers and bubbling rtreams, tal rills." When the sun of another to the collet ion ofclaims.*3^ Ivnob, made famous in story devious windings in enchant- through whose crystal wa­ There is more foreign capi­ hv the talented hard of the ing, * app.v Dream-land. It ters the silvery trout may be year has reached the zenith my­ tal coming into the South. L. L. GREENE, <fe CO., mountains. The w i n cl.i n g was thus 1 beheld the Queen distinguished. Numerous are of his glory may I find her icy cold springs bubbling self again in the land 1 love, Every week or two wo see REAL ESTATE AG'TS. Beech, the lofty Roan, t h « of Night. mention of investments here I was mounted 011 a superb from the sides of the moun­ with the people 1 adore. beautiful Eik Knob and the BOONE, N. C. and there. German capital­ MARIE IEAN O'NEIL. Snake Mountain. Rising like dark bay horse, my escort, tains. The atmosphere is all ists, Scotch capitalists, that could be desired as an Will give special attention a misty pillow heaven wan! on a flcr.v and noble sorrel. Morgan ton Herald: We do Northern Capitalists are seek­ to abstracts of title, the sale far off in our sister state ri­ We had been cantering over appetizer or an invigorator. I had seen the mountain not understand this. A11 ex­ ing to invest money in enter­ of Real Estate in W. N. C. ses the regal peak of King's the beautiful road with the Those he ving farms, timber Mountain, ever a grand, impo balmy zephyrs fanning our daisy, but never until I visit­ change says: A young man prises in this favored section. and mineial lands for sale, sing, majestic landmark, tow­ cheeks, while we chatted most ed Watauga, bad I seen en­ who persisted in singing "Af­ Let t^em come. The field is l^jll do well to call on said Co. ering far above any of its kin gaily, we turned a curve in tire fields of them. The fruit ter the Ball," was arrested at wide and promising and the at Boone. is luscious, vegetables excel­ Herkimer, Kansas, and fined time may be auspicious too. L. L. O R LEA A CO. dred mountains. Rearing its the road by a mountain, at The $10. W* want to know first North Carolina presents a Istately and patriarchal.head whose feet rippled the laugh­ lent, and of fine flavor. March 16, 1893. beef can never be surpassed what tune be wassingingand vantages second to none. to the blue vault of heaven, ing waters of Love Creek and NOTICIO. stands^the Grnadfather, and I'ising between two walls of by the soft, juicy steak from secondly we want to know There is very great diversity H o t e l P r o p e r t y for Sate. stnn d s a s i f a fi t ting gu a rd mountains. The Goddess of the ratn-he of the westerner. why it is that the people of both of soil and climate in On account of failing health for the smaller mountains. Night here hung her silvei Among the many charming Kansas who can Stand Mrs. our State. The advantages of myself and wife, I otfer for sale homes, one can spend a pleas Mary Lease's speaking,can't aie not half-way utilized.toy hotel property in the town of Through* ages unknown he crescent. Here I stopped with fl ^ . V . ..4-1. ! t I _. .s /-I will has remained unchanged, as wonder and admiration, as ant night at the home of Mr. stand any other vocal per­ More enterprise and energy \«»-|1 Ifcbone, North Carolina, and iiell low for cash and make terms he weathered the cold chill­ the soft rays touched t h e Jim Council!, on the banksof formance that can be gotten are very much needed.— o suit the buyer, and will take ing blasts of Winter's icy fin­ dew-drops on the leaves, and Brushy Pork. His drawing n p, i ncl ud i ng t he screech ing of News St Observer. real or personal property in ex­ gers, or been kissed by thege thev sparkled and blazed like rooms are daily and nightly a wheel arid the cheerful hum change. Apply soon. Messenger: Senator Dan-' W. L. BRYAN. nial and balmy rays of a stni rare gems. I wished for she tile scenes of music, pleasure of an expectant gnllinipper. iel was waited Upon by repre­ ling summer sun, and while tongue of some of some of and mirth; also is the home NOIRE. Progressive Womanliood. sentatives of the Richmond Parties putting papers in the verdant and fertile shores our American poets, when I of Shff. Baird, 011 the banks The idea of progressive wo­ and Alexandria Chambeas of my hand for execution will of fair North Carolina, a re grew mor? ecstatic as t he ra ys of the beautiful Watauga, I >] ei so a d va nee the fees wi th washed by the su'giiig and at our feet kissed the rippling and the hospitable home of manhood have taken firm Commerce who urged him to vote for the pending uncon­ Gfe papers and they will re­ tossing billows of the turbu­ waters, and they seemjed turn Mr. Joe ahull has a fame all hold among the fair ones m ditional ^repeal bill. The ceive prom pt attention, other Mississippi, as the following great Virginian heard them wise they will be returned lent Atlantic, and the gross edinto diamonds more pure, its own. But Boone. "What village from the Columbus Dispatch courteously and then firmly not executed for the want of enameled borders of the far sapphires more brilliant, ru,' EE S. I). F. B AIRD SHFF. distant west are caressed nndjbies more bright, emeralds of would boasting claim, t o indicates: "The girls of Co­ declined to submit to dicta­ tion, but told them he would bathed by the-enlm and lan­ darker verdure, turquoise of wear the mighty hero's 11A me? lumbus deserve a great deal stand by his anti-repeal MONEY TO LOAN. of credit for their energy and guid waves of the "broad Pa­ deeper azure, topaz of more A t B r y a n ' s h o t e l y o u w i l l spcTech. He says the people anxiety to make their own of Virginia are with him. Money to loan at 2 and S cific, will theCrandfatherever gohien hue, than all thaii all find at almost any hour an peicent, with mortgage on stand and rear his head more the untold and hidden gems excellent repast* At another livelihood. We noticed sev­ Senator Hun ton 011 the gbod leal estate, on five or and more reverentially as if of Golcondasunrivaled mines house the most excellent Cof­ eral young school girls out other hand is hot for the de­ monetizing bill. Somebody ten years time. trying to teach "The Hand Few nights have I ever beheld fey is served. If involved in on Monday collecting for rel­ badly misrepresents Virginia. A. J. CR1TCHER. to equal this in beauty and law, Mr. Fletcher will con­ atives who are members of that framed us is divine," Messenger: An exchange duct you safely through. Or, well-known business firms." We quenched our thirst sublimity. THE GREAT PROORESS OE EV.ECTRICITY. One bright morning in In­ if you wish to place an "ad" Thi$ causes the Memphis Com says there i,s "plenty of cu •from the cooling crystal wa­ rervc.y." But not in the Ksdfcil & Ssrgtol Institute for t h . T r o f i t m o n t o t Citron le, ter of an icy spring bubbling t dian summer 1 found myself or read a good newspaper, mercial to remark that "no South and by a very great S t t voBn-yoBrrciiIApoplftl, matter in what sphere she P r i v a t e . f r m A l t , a - x i a l l from near the summit of the before the grand entrance to j consult the editor of theDEM deal. In North Carolina Snrjtlrsit Dllwuwi. ClTBE is found, the Southern girl al ««;AKASCI in nil four w nrrnngeti atiO taken, f-'pmtCftiMM mountain, and aswecastoiir the palatial home o 1 the. 00KAT. At present he is en­ there is a great scarcity—not c e n t * i n rtainjiB f o r tioole on more perhaps than an aver­ It joying a state of single bless ! wa vs to kes the lead." a b o v e iltseftBes, and h o w t o eyes westward we saw t h e ("Bard of the Morintins." loore thorn. Call or address, ennesseerear- is situav.ed ill th^eastern part edncss, but can entertain you PiHOT'One dodar pays for the age of $>3 per capita. France ALBERT F. CO., mountains of • i Mention thU 90ft*. SHELL a Tfriri. has about $38 to each head* OWlftOll •onnt.y Ten Hos­ grandly single-handed in bis Democrat one year. to a great i < •? .1 o! ing their pent £3 For The Democrat. Attorney at Law ' * " ? lOVIll & FIET6MAI ______ _ �. wNX'wMNMMM-'J A I>;;.v i. ua i i. ... i.ih >|uqh»r levotat! to 1 lie interest ot ('ouny, State auo Nat ion, Published •Wry Thursday at Boone, Waaugu Count v. N. C. loratlo's Unemployed Men Flocking to Texas. A USTIN , Tex., Oct. 10.— Colorado 's unloading her housands o f unemployed forking men in T e x a 8. They a re coining in daily in iquds of fiftiesand hundreds 5u n Antonio is the first stopting place and that city is at i loss what to do with them. Saturday night the mayor urnished transportation to went j six of tbe t ravi Iers ind sent them to the city vith letters to Governor Hogg, stating thai as he had •xhibited such a keen inter­ est (if late in the tramp's wel are hp could give succor to the unfortunates. They will e give work on the great Austin dam, but this city loes not wunt any more of hem. It is feared that this -Tate will shortly tie over run with thousandsof unemploy, all the indications point that way. Assoon as a gang if tramps reach one town the citizens make up a purse ind ship them off to the next tation. This gives t h e ramps a chance for a free idc through the State, and is they are fed at eating sta­ tion thep may be said to tie iving in clover. It is full time that the Senitors who are invested with treat re ponsibilitv, who rep esent theState of thisUnion, who are selected because of heir wisdom, their force of diameter, their talents, exyeiience and ability, should iddress tbemselveH to the ask of settling this currency natter without regard to pressure or to the wishes of individuals. It is their busi­ ness to deal with this as mat ter of public concern. II. is committed to take action on the basis of high patriotic duty. They must act. They must act for themselves. They must act under a sense of their responsibility inci­ dent toThcir representatives capacity. * * As the only path that l^ads to any result is :hat ot concession and com­ promise. let concession and compromise be the watch­ word. Let the spirit that was manifest in the conven:ion that framed the constit­ ution itself be again maniested by the representatives of the States. Had there b <Piino compromise in 1787, there bad been no constitu­ tion adopted by that ?onven tion.—A.-O.-Chronicle. A rumor current in Wall itreet the 13th inst that the secretary of the Treasury IO d the power to nulify the Sherman law in case the Sen­ ile declined to vote for un•ond tional repeal was geuer illy discredited. The only oundaiion for this rumor hat, is known there is that ionic of the prominent eeon)nin writers have advanced he opinion that if parity is hreatened the Secretary of he Treasury is empowered >y the parity clause of the Sherman law to suspend the uirchnseofsilver. This view s lot entertained by officials vho have charge of the enorcement of the law and vho arc supposed to be enirely familiar with its pro­ visions.—[L'hnrlotre News. teeTay your subscrition. iJllldllillllKlllliMIIIIHKII'lllOTIIIIIIIIMilttlllllilMilil.SIJI A COMFLKTE NEW SPA Infldo- Answered. -CLU8IMG Messenger: The aged Bishop CYERMAN '8 PER Mr. Baring Gould gives the of lb idlest or, England, is a Ad'.*- _ The Prideoftho North aroi marvel. He is $1 years old, 1SPECIFIC 0XYGEN1 following: A man of talent' Pi A I £ nit Press." and has gone off on a holiday IS THE was supping one evening | to Switzerland, The Nfew York : .f&l i" BREATH OF LIFE."! Do you want to aid in building with some atheists. The phi ! dribuiw says that when Dr. XVGEITiBthe^ up a paper that shall reflect the ___ life giving #1- 2 losophers spoke of their den­ i Durnford got his bishopric I jlb ement 6i air onrt greatest credit on North Parole water; without I na, no matter where it may be ial of the existence of God, |from Mr. Gladstone, twenty _ itvAerooanbeuo MUUTHlife. bPEOiriO t seen? Then patronize but lie remained silent. They years ago, there was a great Fitct 0XY&EN ia a! apeoial medieat-; The Wilmington Ales sengei asked his opinion, and while outcry at his extreme age. ed Oxygantroat-1 The B i s h o p occasionally A LARGE EIU1IT-PAGE PAPER meat for dieeaano&e, they were speaking, the clock laughs when lie refers to ea of the lungs 2- Do you want a reliable paper throataud r "• r - % . \ The inhalationa giving you all the news of the struck. He answered then those criticisms on his ap­ contain Oermi- • cides and Diain-; world—a Democratic newspaper by pointing to the clock arid pointment, and r e m a r k s feotante, in ad-: ditiontothebeat that equals the best- has the saying: "Clocksdo not make that he has read the burial knowi' apeoiiicia for theao dia- j largest circulation, and has for service over most of those oases,o:t.*ry ing theremedy by inhalation right to I twenty-one years been T part themse'ves." ^ t'uo eeat of tbo dicceoe, ninhing It a POSITIVE who made them. £ CUIIE. pirate Kpeoifioa usoa in Oatarrh and i. and factorin thegrowth and devAn infidel was trying to s liny- Fever. Wot a patent medicine. Phyaloiana • velopment of the Old North •*! preacribo it in thoir prsotlce. How Joy Comes. persuade a lady that every­ State? Then snbscrbe for v Fss RECAUTION | ONLY m USE, | thing in the world was selfWhen I was in the Sunday TH WILMINGTON U f O M l Dv>|>o»itorlci>; A r:r.cg&£ftY originated arid not created. School 1 thought thus—that •r \ , r: . e h t > ; . " Y . I O l l l n o S h o p , .. fa rf-e , uIOKhelly .labamaBt., Af Neb. Bnildlug, Oiuttlm, ( 1 iii n paign Ha rtes: •< i' and any ' \ 0 r,. > nf mmLout viU«, Kv. "if roatlrcaj, • •f •i Si)C.< s nr« IUMMI. "Tell me; then," said she, we were to uak for what we J '. .> • . It .5 *») isc the beat • • i'3 A POdtAL -JARO nddresscd to ua 2 The "Daily Messenger," by -1..' J-.... ;>• V. r iM'Onteil. "which originated itself first, wanted, and we would get it; •*» 1 you by r«tu>» mall a copy of onr « -•is -ial,eap:-ir.;) g the treatment. In full. Send £ I mail, 4*months on trial, for S ; , VONOO. 2 (or it *f yen priaaLcaitln the hen that lays the egg, or and that joy was kept in hen •• f .Ft'.ti Sapplf Co., |Tilt ispscflls Oxygon Co., the egg that produces the ven in lumps, and let down Hobton. Ml!|llf!hC!llii::i:ii:i3!Mllll!t!ill!ll||lllllltllll!llilMIII!llilllli3 The weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger," (the largest and hen?" in answer to prayer; and that best paper in the State) 9 A lady was in society with all the graces were kept ia ^Iilllllillltllli|i|lliltt!liiuii:i!i:: -: iisiiuitiins | H months on trial for $1.00 a professed atheist, who talk heaven and let down in this Cash in advance. Both f M ed much of his disbelief in God. fashion. There may be cir­ papers are large Eight-Page ; A ^\yj? A rr« H As none agreed with him, he cumstances in which they do § SEWING j sheets. Send Postal Card *(IUlIIII!IIIIIJIIIHF5l!ltlI!»ill||li*IIl!ltJttl!!III(ilLjilt-:StJI»!Ii: with the address of live per­ oxebrnved impatiently, "I come, and whether we know sons and receive sample cop­ could have not supposed in a it or not we can easily tell by m m ks • *•' AM m A aeC*s ies o,; THE MESSENGER. company of intellectual be­ tuiuing over a few pages of 5 YEARS NATURE'S Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. l: 'i ings, 1 alone could have been our Bible. Id does not come CURE FOR found without beliefin God." directly. If we wn at to knowTAKE THE "Excuse me, sir," said the how our joy is to be full we •try" - V" CAT• • i ft ladv, "you are not alone; my must attend to the words of cat and dog lying yonder the text, d he vine was that -GOINGon the rug. shard your ignor. which brought joy to the West and Northwest This now treatment for Catarrh and ance--onlv they, poor-beasts, heart 0 4 ' man. And joy is to diseases of the respiratory organs is ifei'/S MI have the wit not to boast of be attained by bearing fruit. one of the most important discoveries in medical scienco and possesses the Emigrants going to any of the it." following advantages i • V. • W Any one who bears fruit will 1. Tba paUont can euro hlmscll el a small expense Western States or Territories '^7,^ | find that it is the effect of and without outside assistance. i will save tiiue and money going A Word Fitly Spoken. allll|IMI»!ll»l|l«II*IJI»IISI»»»lflWr»llliW«RH»IHBIIWJ|J-i 2. No change ot diet or pursuit of lite Is neoessary I via. < hioago arid Alton route. during treatmont. cause. We are to look f o r 3. The remedies nro In no wtse offensive to the Woe An.i, Had I a daughter to train these tilings indirectly; they |HIM a Hf-iKetHnirHKXSIO. patient and S Hmt• ri 4. The remedyentail no discomfort.of the trouble , t is the quickest route to reaches tho seat S n 8f.!Mhn- mUji^ Mbi-ttle. said ",a woman of the world, are not to como magically, •s I lite No >r.4]ual in OOIM.' . .t^Uon. K A N S A 8 CITY,!) E N V E It, directly. , . , g Biu ^ Mhiobitulcal dpi itwaanOi S 6. The remodlos and means o! appliance can be carried In tho peckot without Inconvonlenco. j PUEBLO, one accomplishment above hut according t<3 .lie iaws of llfM us-. X'tnleh. JTliUJH TREATMENT at any (Iruy .itor*. And all points in Idaho, Wa'.h S XXae » CotL-S =! IS M font live Titke-np. § all should be taught her—to the spiritual world. I appeal CACTERIN E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. a Haw SCj-iiHh Pamltave. — ington, Oregon, Utah CORRESPONDENCE 80LICITED. ~ ISaa ffion (lood So^vin& ii make herself agreeable with­ to your experience. Whenev­ 2 «U»ei» N Larger Haupo »»F QwalltXon Vvoric -J Caoterlno Mcdlolne Co., Waco, Texas* and California; i than way S-\vInjjMaotUr.;j in tho World. 2 out decsending to make fun er you have djne any simple Finest and Rest Equipped of | of other people. Much, if not thing to help on Christ's cause | Examine THE ROYAL irr Road in the IT«?,s£. excellence, and ya« w.(l SPK most, of the fun current a in the world, or done some Only line running Solid Testi buy no uthoc. • - v #^3 hud trains etween St. Louis mong young folk consists of good thing to another, jo.v I BOYAE S. K. 60., (K^FSRS. BL I :-sdi*i2S8k and Kansas ity. C M picking others to pieces. lias come of Ms own accord. GI:ISI8!I2H!:TII:TIB!IIII8IAIE!III:OIIITIIF)I»NIINI4:4»FMIIIIBEI(IAI3;^ declining lair cars and Tour Bright people are given to No one can be quiet ly glad ist Sleejiei s ee of extra charg,®. i -wvlrJlrg Weather Boarding, use their wit very freely upon b\ praying for it, butb.v bear I will mee parties at any rail­ road station with through tickets Qpagjriete Celllpg8 r others who have the misfor­ ing fruit, which is the condi­ CURE 1 and baggage checks. tune to come near them. tion.—Druumiond. Gprragaled Sheeting, For full information,maps and Women especially regard the descriptive pamphlets of the Hoofing PaintSj i West wi ite to or call on world outside their immed­ H o l l y S p r i n g C o l l e g e . e'M Jhron Roofing, B. A. NBW.AND, iate circle as created to af­ Hi tier, Johnson, Co., Tenn. ErvC' Troughs, CUitere and Spouting, Oii RSCKIFT OF BO CENTS > Traveling Passenger Agt.. ford them amusement, not of Beautifully and accessibly ) of Shaft Rletal for Building 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. 0' WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF 'I ( COMPLLTK AND READY \ the most amiable kind. located. J. CHARLTON, H. P. A > VRO AF>F>LV YSIHKN SHIPPED./ Chicago, 111. Ample boarding accommo­ The.5 are not discriminating dations. 5 WE WANT enough to see what underlies Faculty of six teachers. \ AIX— and offsets the peculiarity Two hundred and eightv THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CBHE FOR which provokes their fun. s five students last year. The ill-dressed hurried wo­ Both sexes admitted. Tetter, Groand Itch, Itching Piles, King T»> t.Vjiivin-»w—on vncrjjeti* wmrhtDM to 1 ' Thorough work done in all man is commonly trying to ' end AbfLY otu' materials Worm and all Itching Sfcla Diseases, ) firs ttvlcmrlotaitty. branches. 1 carry affairs whose burden Is a clioko blei>d of fine, high-grade Chi­ > amI ictu.e. mtfoltsd' write thar Next session begins 'Aug. ttyaa have TETTER, It mattftrs not how long U bar nes® Tea. Put up iu attractive and orlgher critics would shirk shame 7 1893. twisted, TETTERINE will at tertainly euro > SCOTT Cincinnati, Ohio. ! inal packages and packed In handsome yoa as you use IL lessly. No wonder if the counter display boxes of six pounds each f BT¥YADLISHED 1872, Write for catalogue. ' (either size); fs only sold In packages, brave spiritsteps awkwardly JAM. H. SMITH, PRES'T HarRiln88, Paiale38 and Fragrant at a reasonable and much lower price to the consumer than any other package tea and unbecomingly under the Fr1 P,9 Sf 1/ Rt-ifwnd«d If yon two dinontUflod on the market of any merit whatever and frIV>l'JC. ¥ wlili th«-Rt-feronce*— EDUCATE YOUR GIRLS SouthorB BankofWir8bt»«ofOoorpd», Chatload she can just bear with­ affords the dealer a fair profit; Is a thor-A T— bam l'tiiik, and National Kanlcof Savannah. I oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ out breaking. Those who lutely pure, always the same ; free from Claremont Female Gel J. T. SHUPTRIKE & BR3. dust bait their fun on her and SAVANNAH, OA. laugh do so unheeding.— will find the Five and Ten Cent packages the cheapest' and most salable package HICKORY, N. C. [H ousowife. tea on tno market and consumers pro­ P CICTERIHE EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. Ohicago soil Alton B. B. OOFING. AG E N T a Da, DEALERS lege, Unsurpassed for location, thor­ Didn't Know Geo . ge Wushinglao. oughness and cheapness. Christian, but not sectarian. Gaatonia Gazette. Faculty able and painstaking. They were Gostoniars and Special advantages in Music. were admiring the statuary Send for Catalogue. at the World's Fair. Seeing ADDRESS R EV. J. L. M URPHY, President a venerable gentleman of "ye olden time' variety very in­ UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. tently studying one particu­ EQUIPMENT:—Faculty of twen­ lar statue, they became curi­ ty-five teachers, eleven buildings, scientific li­ ous to know whose image it. seven of BO,000 laboratories,B10 brary volumes and was. One young lady whis students. pered: "It is the Dukeof Wel­ INSTRUCTI0N.—F i v e general lington;" the other says: 'No courses; six brief courses, prot. slaw, medicine, it is Peter the Great.' Not be sional courses in chemistry: op engineering and ing able to agree, they reques tional courses. ted their escort to interview EXPENSES:'—Tuition, $60 pci the old patriot on the sub­ year. Scholarships and loans for the needy. ject On being asked, he gen Address P R E S I D E N T W INSTON. tl.y raised his eyes, bedewed Chapel libit X. ('. with sympathy, and said: FOR SALE! "Young man, that is George, In the town of Boone, n con the Fi11 her' of your coun try.'' And the patriot went off fort a hie dwelling house with and wept bitterly been use the 6 rooms and five fire place.with nine new of land, goot people perished for 1 a c k of spring, y omen pphv peach a in knowledge of their com try s chestnut trees, sil im ted sou p paternity, while the Gasto- 3'M) ya!>is frmn Main si reef nia party went on the eves If is a desifabie private resi tenor of their way to inter­ I deiice. The place w ill be sot | cheap on terms to suit view a wax figure as to tin purchaser. For further pin i price of udmission to t h c tirularM apply to I. W.Thon i i booth whose entrance it guar as. 11 im-iien, X. or W. B ('ouneill, Boone. N. G, ded. nounce it "the best and mosteconomlcaL'" Kin-Go Tea Is convenient to handle, easy to sell and has proved a big success wherever Introduced. We are extremely anxious to have all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ quest that you include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house ; or order direct of us, we will see that yoo are supplied. For further information address THE KIN-GO TEA GO. T-?\ P URE Baitlmorq, Md. T':r 0* CREAM-TARTAR POWDER ENDORSED BY PROF A. L. i$ETZ,P. H.G, of MTeiXloftl Dnp vrtinnnt Tulano TJnlrerolty of JLouiniana, who, aft«r a cr.r««ful analyst*, pronounmn it a pure Cream Tartar Powder, which he cheerfnlly retxaniwoudu to tho public. "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" « PURE, WHOLESOME MC POWERFUL! You Want it. Ask Grocer For It. G ULF M FG. C O., WHIT 13 GOING^ rORMWiV OK M'IE3^J;S B,WOR"" IfMl 'i Ft I One of the wfeftTTel escopen i nC ... the ltHl-1'1. to Introduce our uneqtiAied, t»»d nor fro d? no will senrirFKIt tooM PKNwuf in each locality, Mftbove Only.tho#<» who writ# * " to ue #• boee < an make aure of the chnuce. All j ouhnvc todo in erVCf^£RHI!V8Q Hlj thoa# wh^ cflB —yoUr neighbor# V return 'p to hbow our gn-.ds to i iC* *• those around yon The b®g/T;wlnfr of thia advertisement -*-w- — — show« the fmnll end of tfc# tail acopo. Tb« following c«t gives the Mppenrance of it reduced tt about the fiftieth pnrf of It# hulk. It will al<»<»#I»ow \ ou how you #COpe,##lar-'« ## H #n»jr to e«rr\ We.is - rrimd. double airetele can make from tfUftoftlMKa day a» lea? I, from the start,withMt experience. Better write 4t» We nay all asprea# charaea Aiddroi* if fAi.LEi I A CO , 8SO, f»OKtj.ana, Mxiirit. Stamp fot ilVuketci TrliX! 3.! .. Soteaaober Gyiaasiaiii Sr., yto. TF YOVR TtACTC ACBltS, Or you are all worn out, ro&liv good for noth­ ing, It Is genera! debility. Try nnoirirb inos nrrrxrts & goorj >;>polito It will cure you. cleanse your liver, and c v* Oarcotc,a: 1 Traile-Mnr'rs obtained, -ndalllat­ ent bnslr.p s conducted for Moderate Fee*. Our rice ly Opposite U. S. Prtent OSttca. and n e con seer, re patent in lees time than thord remote from Wcrhington. Houd n .del, drawing or photo., with flencriprfon. \\ • fid> i ce, If patentable or not., free of cbflrpo. Our fee not due till oatcni i.j Beokred. A i' rtvr.-.'i'et, "How to Obtain Patent*,t1 wM| nam< ofi-.clnal clients 1n your fttata, county, town, seat free. Addro-s, a ut \j\. ksCftnpovtie Faleri Office, y �MS —• Tlie Watauga D9moorat Senator Vance is now be­ L is evident to our mind not so severe as the one a ing severely criticised for his that the Senate of theUnited month or six weeks ago. course in the Senate by many States has dallied long en- Farm*is have commenced O. B. Dougherty, Editor. It. C. Rivers, Publisher of the people of Ihe State, ough with repeal of the Sher­ wheat sowing, but will b ' de­ while others, especially the man net. Stubbornness up­ layed now, for several days. lbursday Oct. 26, 1863. populist, cheer him ana hold on the part of the admistra- Think we may look for Jack meetings and endorse his tion without any compro­ frost when it clears up, but if course and pass resolutions mise, has given rise to wild he comes, he will not do Lenoir 7 opic: Maj. Harper, eulogising him as the great­ and extravagant views of the much harm except to cane. who returned from Watuuga est statesiran now living. silver men. It does seem to There is much of that to be court Saturday evening tells We have no abuse for our us that this financial ques­ worked up yet. The health us that there is a regular Senator, as we believe he is tion 2ould have been settled of our people here is righ band of robbers over in Wa­ honest in all he does and long ago. The House passed good. Our Sheriff, J. V. Mctauga—a Jesse James gang says; still we doubt the wis­ the repeal bill promptly. The Call, has been sick for weeks, —who have been carrying- on Mr Geo. W. CooJo dom of his opposition to the b u s . n e s s o f t h e c o u n t r y 7 but is, I trust, improving. their business there for a con Of St Jolmsbury, Vt confirmation ot Kope Elias sprang up l'ke magic, hut it I spent a few days this week siderable time. Eight of them and Mr. Simmons—-Collectors is how at a standstill await­ at the Yadkin church where are in jail in Bo :>ne, but a appointed by the President. ing the slow action of t h e Rev. J. L. Sherwood is aid­ Great Suffering great many of them are stdl We also honestly think that Senate. ing pastor Groom in a series at large. They take an oath our Southern Sena tors ought (J meetings. The meeting Was At Ralaklara. putting both hands on the l*remendou8 Roaring in the Head to have promptly voted for was very promising. It was — Pain in the Stomach. NEW YORK , Oct. 16.—(.'apt. Bible, getting down on their the repeal of theSherman law, Valentine B. Gurney, one of a real treat to spend a few " To C. I. Hood & CO., Lowell, Mass.: knees and swearing that they "Two years ago I had a severe attack of thd and then made an honest ef­ the four remaining survivors days with Sherwood after an Grip, Which left me In a terribly weak and de­ will steal, rob* lie, and not bilitated condition. I bad fort to have proper legisla­ of the famous "600" who absence of two years or attack and was againLast winteroff, myanother very badly health give away any of their mem: nearly wrecked. My appetite was all gone, I tion on silver; but the wis­ made thecharge at Balakla- more. I used to work with had no strength, felt tired nil the time, had bers , like dom of the southern senators va, died on Tuesday night him in Va. Some of the be.- disagreeable roaring noises In my head,and a Waterfall. I also had severe headaches The above statements are s-hould not be doubted by us; Severe Sinking Pal vis meetings I ever saw was or. in my stomach. took true as to public opinion and as they have made themsel­ at Presbyterian hospital. his field in Grayson County. eflt, until, havingI heard medicines without bert» «o much about llood'S Barsaparilla, I concluded and the re­ demonstrations had at our ves familiar with this silver He was a sufferer from Va.. and I u ed to make hi sult is very gratifying. to try It.disagreabla All ihe affects of the Grip ere ffofte, I a:.l frco front Bright's disease for years. last term of court would go question and have presented pains and aches, and bellevo Capt. Gurnev was born at house kind of head quarters to prove such facts. Our peo­ their side of the question to While together, this week, Hood's Sa rsss Manila curing I recommend ple have believed for a year the country in a tedious Exeter, Devonshire, England. we lived much in the past Is surely GKO, Wmy catarrh.Johnsbury, Vt. h to all." COOK, Bt. 63 years ago. At the open­ or more that there was such and long debate, in a master­ He is a fine preacher, and I HOOD'S PILLS euro Nattera, fiirk IH-.-uiuche a band as above stated. We ly and unusual array of fig­ ing of the Crimean war he am glad to see t ha the has Indigestion, Klllouanesx. So.i i>y ail drnggiuU. NOTICE very much regret that the ures and facts. But the re­ was a cornetistin the Eighth been called to the pastorate Hussars. When the Light North Carolina, IVutuuga Co. fair fame of good old Watau­ sults is very far from being of the Boone church. I urn ga has been defamed by such promising to the people of Brigade made its famous ride glad E. F. Jones has return In the Superior I'ourt Before the lei k John B. Taylor vs. Polly rumors. The roguish act3of the south. Sectionalism is Gurney won for his gallantry ed from the West safe and M -Leyrd and others. Capt. two or three individuals have again aroused, and the south the Victoria cross. Ifc appearing ti• thesu! isfaclion Gurney came to this country sound. I should like much of the i 'ourt, that James .Jestcs. given rise to all kinds of wild is again to suffer in conse­ to see him. I have recently reports. There has been mon quence. Although the west in 1873. He w as not success­ attended the Alex Asso, ar Andrew Vance 1ami with, .Julia. Vance time of liedeleiidan's in ey stolen; there has been houa is allied with us with lis in ful in his business career, and Bethlehem church. It was the above entitled proceeding are es entered at right, but we this financial struggle, these was in no regular employ­ one of the most pleasant and non-residents of the state and very much doubt if there is state will no doubt go back ment during the last few harmonious meetings I have that, they are necessary pa ties to said proceeding. The said now, or has been, any organ­ to t heir former republicahism years oi his life. He was be- ever attended. It was a •James Jestes, Andrew Van e and ized band for the purpose of in 1895, arid then the south iriended by a few Englishmen unite on the "Gospel Mission" wife, Julia Vance, will, ttierefore, rake notice, that apitition has perpetrating such outlandish will again stand alone with in this city. as advocated by Herring the been filed in the office <>f the Clerk crimes. Facts ore developing no help, but must be ?ontinSenators Hid, of New York, others. Aext week I hope to of th^SuperiorCourt of Watauga and will further develop that uously in and Morgan, of Ala., had a run up to Abhville and see County N. c. asking, that a lost the minority. will give the public a better Things look gloomy. spicy spat against each other the Western Baptist Conven­ deed may be restored, and that they are required to appear, at understanding in regard to in the Senate a few days ago. tion in session, and when I said office ou or before Dec. 1st this whole affair. We arg not Lenolr Topic: Senator Senator Morgan is a very return, if I can find time, 1893, and answer or demur to alarmed by any means. A Vance's speech at Raleigh able man and his repartee is will write the DEMOCRAT a said petition, or the petitioner will move for the relief d o u b l e - b a r r e l l e d s h o t - g u n last week was listened to by a of the spiciest order. We few notes of what I may see in said petition. This demanded Oct. 10th There is no think Morgan got the best maj- be a convenient and per­ great crowd. and hear, and by the way, 1893. doe B. Todd, c s c. suasive argument when these doubt left, in the minds of the of Hill in the encounter. We what have I done that the people who heard him as to are on Morgan's side any DEMOCRAT has quit coming rogues who are stealing on their own hook comes a round how lie staUds, nor indeed way in their tongue-lashings. to see us? Have not had a copy in nearly a month. Wc Special Attractions: Matchless and a few such arguments, was there any before he spoke, They have had frost at miss its welcome visits so climate. Wonderful health record. but he spoke clearly, plainlj , well applied, will effectually Wilmington. At Burnswick, much. I want to run over Delightful honielrfe. Well ordered c l o s e a l l o p e r a t i o n s o f t h i s candidly his convictions. He Gil., frost would be of great to Boone a few days this fall. course ofinstruct.ions. Thorough kind. There is as little dan­ did not sound the trumpet interest to that yellow fever The Hibirten school is enjoy­ ly equipped gymnasiums. Music ger of bands of robbers in Wa for the third party but he ing a prosperous session. under the celebrated Prof. Grawarned the farmers not to be stricken city. The fever is Better than usual for the fall bau (German). Art under Miss tauga as any place in North still raging at that place and Term. Kind regards to tbt Blythe (Paris). House in seven Caiolina. Thisis our humble led off by new doctrines and will continue, no doubt, un­ editor, publisher and all the acres of wooded lawn in the heart opinion, however, and w e not to form a political par­ of a beautiful city. Rooms finely til frost comes to kill the readers of the DEMOCRAT. finished. * Steam heatingand san think we know whereof we ty. This of itself is enough I. W. Thomas. itar.y plumbing throughout. The to give the third party a germ. speak. Perhaps we have our Oct. 13th 1893. charges as low as a fine school share of thieves like other black eye, for they have been The repealers in the Senate can make them. Send for cata claiming that Senator Vance are morejhopeful they say of MOTTO AGE SALE. logue. Address christian countries. REV. JAMES ATKINS, was with them. He is with success, and very soon they By virtue :>f a mortgage deed Asheville, N. C. executed to me by John B. King The News-Observer-Chroni­ them so far as the free coin­ will pass the repeal bill. Oth­ and Robt. H. Gray, of the firm cle of the 22nd inst. announ­ age of silver is concerned, just er reports say that the re­ of King & Gray, ol Blowing Bock ces that a compromise bill where he has been for .years, pealers are growing weaker N. C., and the same also signed has been virtually agreed up­ but further than that he is and a harmony with prevail. byM. W. Gray, wife of Robt. 11. Gray, dated Sept. 27. 181)2, to on in the Senate. It provides as Jar from them than the Hope this is true and the secure the payment of ($1,900) that the purchasing clause of east is from the west. nineteen hundred dollars with in­ sooner the better. terest at rate of 9 per cent per an the Sherman act shall take A ihorsugftiy tested Remedy We would like to see a 1 1 If you desire a luxriant growth num. the same being due on the effect Oct. 4th, 1894, a n d ror$ ALl of healthy hair of a natural col­ 1st day of Oct. 1893, I will on laws in regard to silver that or, nature' crowning ornament of the 1st Monday in Dec. 1893,the that the bond question shall BLOOD sad SKlil DISEASES, Tb«*r found w.ititiiig, To- forty yonrs by be eliminated entirely. All h a v e b e e n p a s s e d s i n c e t h e both sexes, use only Hall's Vege same being the 4th day of Dec., ami mot.sY.vnilard remedy linn been tried, «n etffineut amf unvm ylny anccevt IT r nil pliyslein'.i. rrho hns used ft to satisfy said note and Interest war, including ot course, the table Sicillian Hair Ren ewer. witb c prtaiii wliieli it rpeumtncnlril. It silver bullion now in thetreas disputes.iUh 1j b< npfiti«fr .in Ma- fimC do»e. for on same ana east of this stile, sell never T The state Fair at Raleigh for cash to the highest hi Ider a* ur.v, and all that may be pur outrage of 1873, repealed, onle'ily p'j 1 ertV'Ti.rljy driving out «U1 Itliv) syctcuiand krdthrough in.- 'Tttf-'iTi! fffiv uii]ileu:tinit oi injurious chased up to next October, and have silver free like gold is said to be a great success. the court house door in Boone, :>rvsm**nli.i'e uf the akin, liverignorance ell oip- 11 W not the it suit ol together with the seinorge is as the constitution places it. Times aro hard and money what is known as the King and or eels. ,-.-fuilon., but Jhorough knowledge erutinii. senile air*!a it is founded upon It will then take care of its scase" but everybody goes Gray Blowing Rock Hotel, and of modern rand ;nl science. Il and brings to be coined. All greeri back , * . . Hot, siiuated at Blowing Rock, miriliesm top suiTorcr.tbe b-Vf.od effectual:)hcnltn mot'«riTEi->.s A", n jrfincrni tonic Containing some lout and Treasury notes under ten self, All the legislation on to the World S J?air just t h e i N > ( J | il in wltlnin1 a rival, rod o it. anrviysisof i.--r:tli ;:lvei? (>ropers.-.j.t It Ic absolutely silver that has been enacted same. acres ol land more or less, the Uvr.dnl eu:n.inisnn \ Ulna remedy ever 1th any dollars in value shall be re­ oiiercd to tl, public.Impure panceea tor all sani'j being the land bought by ills resulting-tifro current of nod licpover.i since the war, has complica­ tired and silver certificates 'sheit iil< : e s°i.:*-rs. K;k quickly life; Wilmington has had an­ said King and Gray from cio -s M-roliila, Ci'a|))loii(. MWk. fe-Wf ti trouble. other storm, the worse in her Clarke in the year 1888 to 8. V'. ' -soinspji and or coined sifver dollars shall ted this financial which It 'tlxuc, Wver. ,P- i:f-r u.r^-3 iiitidci'r Ulit-aj-»«. JTcrtseko take their place. Up to four Repeal everything that has history. It destroyed $150. deed reference is had for more • !Nerr0.a i-.-witxcoa, etc. complete ciiscript i< n. a- is also o'clock on the 21st, as many been done against silyer and 000 worth of property. irsVr-sTicr.TC roi had to the mortgage deed under s«lPlfnr "Itrrif. • X. <>!' > »r.Su.-«:»l« as 37 Senators had signed repeal most of the laws since iiditrtiiA'Inn, t >. -i, r «,tu h wo, dcrwhich fh's sale will be made, both ,.l i-oint-t,lie 'rtito-.-itr: t.>(.:the n «-rr vir;• - n-.pipjt it'ttfntltsli't Congressman Bryan, o f Ne­ of weieh deeds are duly recorded this agreement and the ont- the war on other matters tipni.'•tiled. T'ipsp ccrtif'cafes teatu,n«tica dlaPHsp, efjpr nil known r 'i with braska, will soon introduce in the Register's office of Wataa-a-1 Took is very cheering for a and this will reform and re­ • •• uncertain sound, Bc-tar-ic Rlood ;i .villi Is th- iier.c, clipspe't, quick«r.ii. greatan income tax bill which will gacounly. This Oct. 2 tth, '93. -t and inns. wt i rful speedy settlement of this fi­ store the country financially L W. EHTES , Mortgagee. tnown to the|>ev. .-HI. Klwd Curliitr evc-r be a part of the tariff bill. and otherwise. •• ri.K- St fin per bottle : sffi.OO for r. bottler.. nancial trouble. We now feel W. B. GOUNCILE , Atty. for L. . or sr.' v dm: If not, »r to tu. Five hundred horses were, W. Estcs. "i t 3L0CD CO , Atlanta, Ga. Messenger: When the vote much better and have great •;"hhopes of the futnre. We be­ comes on Senator Morgan's burned in the fire at Chicago •A* 'NOJLONIXan 'HUMS •» uns-M/vt ......... [n;».»oan» JO,, 'MOD |njq7t*ot, on. ,nj,in*»q n MP 'MX 4 lieve that all parties wrfl ac- bill to repeal all w atch the last week. pa, *UIlM*4-»dV 'imiivn *—* ianHvvlaiu. .adli howling r denunciatory "pat­ n« aj9Uo|>«)u 'aopjnx Suipnioai '^uno;) vv, • . .« P aopjnx fajprqoai viuno ) *06#2."'pinoa .— quiescein thiscompromise. It ronage Senators"—the Dem­ 'jwiionJin# uayswxfll 'Xfiviuiro GREAT P R O G R E S S O ? E L E C T R I C I T Y . A compromise iu the Sen • -Hoiidic O|»flti'n)rtjnoo«'«l :OR.. P3J5^DS3X jX J!'» •Moitu.••tip T pur Tu|U»,»^;o is fair to all and no doubt ocrats who are shooting for ate is now expected, ju; ..Oi.,..Kt,^ J,UO|| & Surelcal Instill „'PIJ0A1 a'H dioGa//og ssauisngfseg y ts9oodi/j„ the best thing that could repeal with the twenty-seven tc< tlie Trent met,; of Vfrron(f>, Kw > Ot.-*, Vent rral,!i|M'Pial, ggSHOQ jTOIBIUiUOfl From iiibritf i), N. C. Republicans. It need not have been done. K*rlvntc, I'ena.ul.-', mid nil RnrjiScnH U»i**aiM>s. <I Rr3 surprise you if Voorhees and Eilit or Democm t: «ITARAffTEKI) in nil <•« es nri miL-piIntid tnkpn. Roml fonr Cotton is about 9 cent a his sot all vote against an rents in atnnipH for hootc on 1 bad it in mind to come to Above diseases, and how to honest, square, full,entire re­ cure them. Call or address, pound now. If the Sherman court, but did not, and as j DR. ALBERT F. CO., tfrnlinn this ptvr. SNF.LL S Ttnn. K nn; villr. law is repealed some say it peal of theSherman law—the did not, will writea few item.-, "cowardly makeshift" that will go up higher, if so let us was "denounced" at Chicago of news. To-day we a re ha v&t$rOne\dothu pays for the have repeal at once. j by the Democrats. Watcii. • in$ f ) nother easternjgale, bn t Democrat one rear. Like a Waterfall After the Crip m College. % The Rutherford College, Burke County ^ N. C , Will open its Fall Term, Aug. 3, '93, under very prom ising prospects. It is ten miles west of Hickory, N. C., near the noted Connelly Springs, whose waters are being ship­ ped to Europe almost every day. Board, inrludinge«*ery expense, is from $5. to $9. per month. Tuition ranges from $1. to $4. per month. No healthier, happier and more moral place can be found iii America. A complete busi11esse<>urseattsched. Address Dll. It. L. AHKItNETjlY. PRESIDENT, Rut herford College, (\ ATTENTION, EUVERS!! We wish toca.ll attention toodf 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 calling on ns, We have a big lot of NEW BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, HARNESS Ac ~ on hand, which will be sold on reasonable terms. Jf we have not got what yon want, we will take pleasure in getting any thing for you in our line. We buy direct from manufacturers and can, therefore, give you tcry close prices. We have a full line of new J far ^ ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ erything in the harness line. Can beat the world on prices. We will take in exchange, horses, mules, and also good bee cattle. Give us a call. tlESKEL, CRAIG & CO. Lenoir A. C« f LOOK OUT! ;o:—~I have just received a nice line (J Dress Goods consist-ing of White and Black Embroided Skirting. A big lot of White Goods, Worsteds find etc. A nice line of Indies' Trimmed a n d UiUrimiwec ilATS Also Trimmings. Tips and Flowers for Hal"?. A nice line of larfiVrt and Gent's ShocH. Big lot of Tin-ware Glass-ware a n d Queensw»ye- A gon<] line of Notions; A big Jot of .lean* and Cot tonadfts. Just conn In 500 gRlons of Crockery wa re. Wc ar»» Agtwt for H#ltor Woollen Miffs. A big lot of ' loth now or hand. Jlist received a rice lot ol SUGAR Brown and Granulated* one Coffee. A big lot L ?Hoes,Nails, Horse shoes,. O.Y sSic/Crf etc. 9 No goods sold on time, un less secured by mortgage. Recollect that J will sel you good goods and will no misrepresent ray wares. Com and see my stock whethe you buy or not. Most Respectfully, C. D. TAYLOR ApHl 27, 93. For Malaria, Liver 1rou«' ble,or Indigestion,use BROWN'S IRON BUTERI* ** �SuBscHi I'TION HATES Fair, when the last party got and then dash t >ff lengthy ar TO H-AYT? Boi tie he de- tides for distant, papers ,iFOTHE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT j^ided to try it again. Good l)out the heathenism and bar ;*opyl year... $1.00 luck to you, [Jen, on your sec berism of t.he mountain peo­ 0 months 50 out trip to the big show. ple. Watauga is las coming 3 months 35 ~"4f Goldsmith the poet, j to the front in every respect, A DVERTISING R ATES. could rise phoenix-like, from i und already bears the name 1 inch 1 week.. u.,.f .75 1 u 1 month.i...... 1.75 the ashes of the pasts hej of bving one of the foremost 1 " 5 " H. 00 Could have made a tht*illing'|counties, iti Western North 1 " 6 " 5.00 pen-picture again, of "The Carolina 1 " 1 year ..smt..„»i..s;i.... 7.00 . , ..... ,, 1 column 1 week ...,v 0.00 Deserted Village.' All gone —Messrs W. S. Davis, of 1 " 1 month..;»* 13.50 to the White city. Meat Camp, and Sheriff Da­ 1 '« 3 » 25.001 „ * 1 g " .»«»»». 87.50) —Can any one tel! us why vid F. Baird, of Valle Cruris, 1 " 1 yea ?....i.-.isu 50 001 we have had Ho school helvjleft- Tuesday for Chicftmau i this fall? Is there in) money ga, where they go as Watnip Entered at the PostofHceat!coming to tins district) orjga's representatives to asBoone. N. C., as seconda'lass ure teachers so scarce that I sist in locating, if possible, mail matter. one cannot he had? Wei the position held in that fasholild have had a school be-1 moils battle, by t he gallant LOCAL NEWS. fore cold weather by all j North Carolina troops in the means and rhe people want- late war. The old riokliers —Fin Moody, of Brushy froni all over the IState who ed one. Fork, is quite ill with fever. —Corn gathering is now on are proud of the famous vic­ —Head the sale of the Blow hand The injury by the An tory won there, have reprelag Hock Hotel property in gust storm to the crop was sCntatives there now, sean-hanother column. considerahle, and much of the J"*? L> find vv lere the bravest --Since Boone sent its large corn is damaged by being on of the brave stood while the delegation to the Fair it is the ground so long. The wet belching of artillery and mus­ indeed lonesome here. weather has also damaged ketry mowed down twenty thousand Federal soldiers, —No money in the United the crop materially, but not­ while t heTr losses were com­ States in circulation. It is withstanding all this, Wat­ auga will have an abundance paratively few. No state in all at Faiivaga. the Union can boast of a bra of corn» — In olden times a tattler ver soldiery than dear North —Lost between Boone and Was hung up by the tongue, Carolina, and their names and the one who listened to B l o w i n g H o c k a p i n l e s s should be emblazoned in let­ clothes line 75 feet long, fold­ him by the ea'*s. ters of gold on the fairest pa ed up in a bundle. The links ges of the nation's history. —Mr. J. D. Couhcili, our arc about it foot long. Any worthy mayor, has just had one will ( >e rewarded if they n cellar dug and walled un­ will return it to the owner, The joints and muscles are so lubricated by llood'sSarsaparilder his residence. or lea ve information at the la that all the rheumatism and -Mrs. W. G. fcRid and DEMOCRAT office or with J. stiffness soon disappears. Get on children are spending the 1>. Clarke, at Blowing Hock. ly Hood's. winter at squire John H. J AS . J. L. SHERWOOD. It is now said that Senator Hodge's on Elk. —Our lit tie town has fur- Vance is weakningon the op—Mr. II. .1. Councill, Jr., is nished fourteen pations f° position to Unconditional reliauhng lumber to erect a the World's Fair—more in p ja ] Hue dwelling on his beautiful! proportion Han any town lot on Main St. What does its size in North America. Life Is Miseiy Not less than $.10 a piece, we To many people who have the that mean ? - Wanted! 500 tits, fresh venture to assert, these 14 j taint of scrofula in their blood. , sp«mt on the trip. $700 j The agonies caused by thedrearb butter at 1 2/ 2 <- per pound and i | fnl running sores and other man50 bushels of buck-wheat at £ <)ne ° ° UUI httle tow n. jfewtHt ions of this disease are be1 et. per pound. Will VV. Hols Has it nothing to do with yond description. Thert? is no hard times you think, that other remedy equal to Hood's claw. all the money is the country Sarsbparilla for scrofula, saltfhetlm iitrl eVer\ form of blood —Gentlemen, if you need is centering at Chicago. disease. It is reasonably sure to anything lit f ib' line of heavy —Mr. Coffey has reached benefit all who give it a fair trialwinter wear, remember Bry­ Hood's Tills cure all liver ills. an has anything you need at the fiver near W, 1). Ed misten's at the Blair mil! sight, satisfactory prices. Senator Irby, of South grading the turn-pike road. —Shuck your corn, gather This road, when completed, Carolinan, made a bombas­ your fruit, haul jour wood will be equal to a rail road tic speech in the senate the and prepare for winter, for it grade, as Coffey is nei­ other day and denounced will soon he upon us in all its ther sparing meads nor la­ most everbody, including the fury, So predicts the weather bor to make the road as near President. prophet, Earl H. Hix. perfect as possible. To ap­ If you wish to secure a certffin —What has become of all preciate the work he is do­ and "speedy result, when using Ay our preachers. We haven't ing, one must see it. er's Sarsaparilla, be careful in oh had any preaching in so long. —I^ast week as Shff. Baird serving the ruW of health, or the It seems Strang » to us here was accompanying the four benefit may be retarded .^-A fair in our little church -going criminals to the Bate prison and persistant trial of the medi­ cine never fails, when the direc­ village. w h o w e r e s e n t e n c e d a t t h e tions are followed. —The Masonic Fraternity last term of our court, the A Boy's Composition. is urgently requested to meet two negroes succeeded in ma­ The following composition at the Masonic Hall in Boone king good their escape near was written by a boy eleven nt regular communication in Greensboro, by jumping off years old, who had just fin­ November to transact impor­ the train. They were securely ished his second month in tant business.— J. C. RAY , Sec. handcuffed together, and no grammar. The spelling, cap ital letters and punctuation —On last Saturday Mr. W. fears of their escape were en­ appears just as he had them: R. Moody and Miss Daisy, tertained by Deputy Sheriff Going to School. daughter of Mr. Calvin Long, Jeff Wilsotl, who had the ne­ Boys and girls should like were united in manage. May groes in charge. He gave to go to school in order to the newly married couple lead them permission to go into improve their minds. We lives of unsullied happiness. a water closet, and they clos­ should alf he very glad that ed the door behind them. Af­ —Just, received a large lot ter some time it was discov­ we have such a good teacher of new^calictfes, gingham and ered that they both were gone to instruct at Globe Acade­ j*ffns, worsteds, cashmeres, having jumped from the win­ my. Boys and girls should boots and shoes all at low dow of the rapidly running not court in school, as they will have lots of time to court prices. Call arrd see me. Will train. after they are"done going to W. Holsclaw. —We feel assured that our —Mrs. Maggie Boyden and readers will appreciate and school. 1 like to go to school little children, left for their enjoy the article on the first when I have easy lessons. I home in Sufeebury, on last page of this issue by a lady will confess I enjoy play time Wednesday. She was accom­ who spent two months rusti­ more than study hours. 1 panied by her father, Dr. cating among the hills and hope I will not get to court­ ing in school when I get old­ Councill. valleys of Waftfuga. All who er. J. CLAUDE MOOIIE. —J. C. Mcghee of Sands, visit Watauga once are anx­ Globe, N. C., Oct. 16, 1893. has received bis commission ious to come again, and all a* deputy tf. S, marshal, speak of the hospitality and Don't commit suicide on ac­ which makes four for this u n f e i g n e d g e n e r o s i t y o f h e r count of your "incurable" blood disease. The sensible thing for county. The blockaders pie. All such visitors aire hear­ you to do is to take Ayer's Sar­ stand no show here. tily welcome here, much more saparilla. If that fails, why then so; than those who come and —keep on trying, and it will not —Notwithstanding the fact fail. The troirbe is, people get that Mr. B. J. Councill has look only at the worst fea­ discouraged 1 to soon. "Try, nor, »wvde one visit to the Worlds tures of the inhabitants he re. try atsmW A Broken-Down Man Restored to CURE'S] Perfect Health . .^\0THERS//V ^ By the use of i <^aT° floooa |r" -""IB fcLEAR (L. \ SLEEP] vv.w. _ • ai)J LONG LIFE AyER'S Sarsaparilla "For eight years, I was, most of the time) a great sufferer from con­ stipation, kidhey trouble, and indi­ gestion, so that my constitution seemed to be cohiplfetely broken down. 1 was induced to try MENtAL STRONG AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and ENERGY NERVES! nearly seven bottles, with suchtook ex­ cellent results that my stomach, A VPR*Q bowels, and kidneys life in perfect condition and, in all their functions, as regular as clOck-work. At the time I began taking AYER'S Sarsaparilla, iny Weight Was only 129 pounds, 1 now can brag of 159 pounds, and was never in so good health. If you could see liie before ami after using, you would want me for a traveling advertisement: I stvear by AYER'S and believe this prep­ aration to be the best in the market to-day."—S. P. SMITH, 812Poplar st,, Towanda, Pa. "I cannot forbear to ekpress my joy at Hie relief I liitve obtained from the use of AYER'S Sarsaparilla. I was afflicted with kidney troubles for about six months, suffering greatly with pains ill the small of my back. In addition to this my body was covered with a pimply eruption. Tlie remedies prescribed for me by the doctbrs did me no good. I then began to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and after using two bottles oi' it, I felt like a different man-^tlie pains chased and the pimples have dis­ appeared. I advise every young man and woman, in any case of sickness fesulting from impure blood, no matter how long standing the case mAy be, to take AYER'S Shrsaparilla."—H. Louis JARMANN, ija'nitbr, William st., New York City. Swi SARSAPARILLA 3 Ayer's Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J* C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Has cured others, will cure you Tills IS NO I;CO TO DRAW THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTI­ TRADE! TUTE, FOE YoUNG WOMEN; A S f J E V I L l d I, A'. C . Second session begiur September Iti, lSOti. -()- 1 MEAN BUSINESS. The institution is located in the most beautiful suburb of Aslieville, N. C. The spacious bdilding, reribntly completed for its use at a cost of $60,000 is furnished vl ith pure wuter from springs on I rom now until the first day the premises, is lighted with gas, heated by hot water ana provided of April I will riell my stock d with hot and cold baths. The health and habits df the pupils are carefully gnawed t Be­ sides the anlple space given to outdoor exorcise, a well equipped gymnasium will be fitted up within doors. No expense has been spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perfect. —AND-Each pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as a pbit of her practical training for life, and whilst aiming atthoroughnessin every department, tlie management will strive to provide for those committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian school, but a christian home. No pupil will be admitted who is Ar 1 0 per cent abov® not in reasonable health, or who cannot furnish credentials as to intral character. LOTHING OVERCOATS COST! Four Separate Courses of Stiidy are offered to the Student. 1 THE NORMAL COURSE, for the thorough training of teachers under instructors from the best Normal schools. 2. SEMINARY OH COLLEGIATE COURSE, including If you aon't think I mean It ancient and modern languages, science, music,drawingecc. 3. COMMEkCIALCOURSE, including8tenography, type­ come and look through my writing, bookkeeping, etc. 4. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a) Scien­ tific cooking, the study of the production and manufacture cf food, etc, (b) Sewing—-embracing the cutting and fitting tt wont cost you ose cent if of garments, millinery, etc. you dont purchase. The teachers at the head of this department"are from the famous and Pratt Schopl, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the betft insti­ I have a largs tutions in the country, chosen with reference to christian character want to get rid of it befon® experience and abilty as teachers. npring. A thoroughly organized Preparatory department lies been fur­ STOCK nished for all such ds are not prepared tor the higher classes. The school year is divided info two terms; cost to pupil $50 per term, or $100 per year, which barely covers the expense of board, the school being practically free, having been provided fob by a few friends to female education. For further particulars applv to CALL AND LOOK I REV. THOMAS LAWRENCE, A SHEVILLE ', N. C. I Would call your attention! to the big cut in prices in other lines. Shrewd buyers are always after good bargains, and this leads that class of our citizens to inspect my display of NEW GOODS. I receive rfew goods every week which I am selling at, bargains that will save you money. Just received a lot of ladies' low-cut shoes or slippers in black and tan colors. A beautiful line of wide ribbons and flowers for hat trim­ ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions very cheap. Come to see me when in need ot go'adS. I will sell yon very low. I have just received a large lot of MasoTr's Fruit jars that I will sell cheap. I want a lot of young chickens, eggs etc., for which f will pn.y good prices: also roots and herbs. Give me your tr ide and I will do you right eyofy time. I have just completed a black Smith shop and have secured the services of a first-c'laSs workman in both wood and iron, and I ask you to bringjpieyour work, or I will have you a new wagon built on short notice. Give me a call when iff need of work, and I will give you low pri­ ces. . Yorfrs Anxious to Please. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. Relieves tlltoreneuof the raucous roeraj^enti in' cure* GONORRHOEA end GLEET In « »o»tUy«..J*o other treatment necessary. Never causes Stricture or leares any injurious after effects. Price, |i. Sold by druggists. WHOM BLOOD BALM CO., Pro'j.IWtflfr.fa, # WT HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR.^* tm-mrNow is i h e i t m e in su/h%nriiE.-m~m RESPECTFULLY, W.L BRYAN, 3.C5>:0 0 OO S3 CO OO OC?- � 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 6 Issue 3 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_1026_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: October 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 1893-10-26 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/5b7ed98db16298a3fa72ad0b0dc1c9b1.pdf deed95d30b46f2d6bdcba4d291b026a7 PDF Text Text JWiUJUiMUJUIHIII - VOL 6 BOONE, PROFESSIONAL. ATTORNEY AT LA V. Boone, N. C. W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). ^ Boone, N. G. Resident Physician. Office on King Street n o r t h of P o s t Office. DR. L. C. REEVES. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office at Residence. Boone, N. C. L . D. LOWE, UOj -ANDNOTARY PUBLIC, BANNER'S E L K , N. C -i p.i j. f A'l 2 OltNEY A1 LAW, MAIILJN, N. C _(o)Will practice in the courts oWa.fca.uga, Ashe,Mitchell, McDow­ ell ami ail other counties iJ» the western liwtrict.os^Speciul atten tion given to the collection of claims. ^ £r, J. ('• Bit tier. Dr. T. C. 31ackhnra. Trad3. Tor.n. ZIonviHo, N. C. Batter & Blacmrn HO Gb? V-i JJ J -.'U * SPF Cail$ attended at nil hours Ft* June 1, '93. E F. LOYILL. .1. C. FLETCHER. fOVili & FLETOHiB, A T T O R N E Y S A T L AW , BOONE, N. G. f$&r S e a 1 a Lt nt o n gi v n p d e i e to the colletion ofclaims FF^ 1UL. GIIEENE, & CO., REAL E S T A T E A G ' T S . HOONE, N. t. Will give special attention t o abstracts of title, the sale of Real E s t a t e in W. N. C. Those lu* viug farms, timber and mineral lands for sale, will d o well t o call i ^n said Co. f a t Boone. L. I GRLE.\ & CO. March la, 1803. NOTICE. Llotcl PropertJ^or Saw. On account of failing health ofmys IfPlid wife, I offer for sale mv hoUtt propertv in the town of Bffone, North Carolina, and will -jell low for cash and make terms o suit the buyer, and will take real or personal property in ex­ change. Apply soon. W. L. B RYAN. NoifCK Parties putting papers in my band for execution will I ilea se a d v a n e e t h e f e e s wi t h t h e papers a n d they will re­ ceive pro nipt a t t e n tion, other wise they will be returned n o t e x e c u t e d for t h e want of fees. D. F. B A I RD SHFF. FOR SALE! In the town of Boone, a com fort-able dwelling hbuse with C> rooms and five fire places, with nine acres of land, good spring, someapple, peach and chestnut, trees,situated some 3 0 0 y a r d s from Main street. I t is a desirable private resi­ dence. The place will be sold cheap on terms t o suit the purchaser. F o r further par­ ticulars .apply t o I. W. Thorn as, Hibriten, N. G., o r W. B. Council], Boone, N . C. COUNTY, N. C., THU11SDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1893, NO. 4. Hfcre Is the Causei Southern Women. LETTER. it be finally disposed of this Voorhees bill only proposes We esteem it a very proper To the student of modern to repeal "the purchasing week, i t is altogether prob­ From our Regular Correspondent. able t h a t Congr \ss will take and worthy resolution which politics, as he contemplates clause" and to leave all the President Cleveland and the a recess, a s many of the Sen­ led Mrs. Cyrus IV. Field, af­ t he actions of our law-u/a- other to stand. That bill id democratic Senators—all of a t o r s and Representatives ter her husband's loss of for­ kors, the Constitution, infor­ no friend to silver or the Dethem—have found t h a t com­ a r e anxious t o t a k e p a r t in tune and deat'n, t o open her mer years reputed one of t he m 3crac.y. FARMING IN THE SOUTH. mon ground upon which all the closing d a y s of the var­ fashionable millinery estab­ greatest documents ever pro­ ious s t a t e campaigns, and lishment, and seek the honor duced by by human beings, The prospects of the South­ democrats can stand without sacrificing either their party the new tariff bill is not ex­ able maintenance of herself h a r d l y a p p e a r s t o b e t h e ern farmer seem better now o r their individual principles pected t o be.ready t o be re­ by i ud us try. We esteem it al great and infalible instru­ than they have been for They have concerning tlie treatment of ported t o the House much if so a very creditable thing ment that our fathers deem­ in any years. an,) before t h e beginning of t h a t t he fashionable world of ed it. Scarcely a bill is intra come neares raising their silver by the government.. Readers of this correspond­ the regular sessions. Presi- New York has admired her duced but that the cry of 'un own supplies than they ever ence will not need t o be told Cleveland is also anxious t o courage and resolved t o help constitutional' is raised; and did before and tliey have con­ t h a t I have never for a mo­ take a s h o r t vacation before and encourage her. We a r e a great fight is often made tracted no debts that they m e n t d u r i n g t h e l o n g a n d the beginning of the regular very glad indeed t h a t Mrs. on the claim. Now it appears now find themselves una bit Field h a s met misfortune to us that the Constitution to pay. And were it not for sometimes seemingly endless session. Senators Voorbees, Hill, bravely arid t h a t she is up­ should bo plain enough in all the facts that many of them controversy in the Senate doubted for a moment t h a t and others a r e s o anxious held in her sensible and praise points to be understood by a are confronted with debts the final result would be a t h a t the rules of the Senate worthy plan. But we d o n o t school boy; and we cannot made for several years past, compromise. T o repeat a shall be so changed a s t o al­ understand why it is t h a t the understand bow "grave and when crops where bad and hackneyed phrase, " t h e logic low a majority t o order a nation should wonder a s t h o ' reverend" Senators can mis­ they wer3 unable to pay of t h e situation" pointed vote upon any measure after no such thing h a s ever been understand it. Yet the fact what they owed, they would from the first t o compromise thirty days have been de- d o n e b e f o r e , a n d t h a t t h e is our leading men even now be better off [than they have a s the only satisfactory end voted|to its discussion t h a t press of New York should ex­ dispute the 'constitutionality been for more than a quarter t o the contest, from a demo­ the resolution of Senator pend columns In sentimental of the Nat ional Banking Act, of a century. Our people Vcorhees providing for the gush a b o u t an affair which which lias been in force quite have practiced strict econ­ cratic point of view/ The compromise which has change may be taken u p a s has hail so many unnoticed two decades. The war wa3 omy and we learn than in been accented by the Senate soon a s the silver compro­ precedents. We d o not wish caused by a similar dispute. many countries the pinch of But rec ntlv a weakness of "hard times" has not been committee t h a t has b e ? n mise is disposed of. Should in any way to tiip.sarugeMrs. Cyrus W. Field. Indeed we the Coristitulion, or rather fe't at all by the agricultural wrestling with the problem t h a t be done there will be a ever since it. was proven t h a t very lively debate, entirely gladly give her o u r tribute of of la\vs anxilary to the Con­ population. The number of a vote upon the Vorhees bill outside of party lines, a s it admiration, b u t , in the sim stitution, has been made ap­ crop liens this year is not so was an impossibility under has friends and opponents pie justice, we wish t o call at­ parent to Ihe whole country. great as usual and the the present'rules of the Sen- in both parties, and the re­ tention t o some similar sin*, Not ten days ago the minor amounts is much smaller, ale. and approved by S>v*re- sult will be doubtful, the rifices which were made, and dy of Senators overruled the while there has been a very which were never given praise majority, and now. without great decrease in tile nlub­ t a r y Carlisle HS President chances favoring defeat. Four Democratic Senators and adulation. We refer t o allowing the merits of the sil ber of real estate mortgages. Cleveland's official represen­ —Martin of Kans, Hill of the thousands of unheralded ver question to bvris us, it The condition of the entire tative, provides for the re­ peal <>{ the purchasing clause N. Y Vance ofN. <\ and Irby heroines of the South, who, does seem that such proced­ South is, vlthbutdoubt, bet­ ol the Slier nan i iw t o take of S. C.—voted against con­ when war and loss hads.vept ure is dangerous to our wel­ ter than it lias been siuce effect Oct. 1 , 1894; for 1. h e firmation of the nomination awa v fortune a n d protectors fare. Tliis is a government I860. To this new and improved coinage from time to time of of J. J. Van Alen, t o be Am­ met the trials of poverty and b.v the majority, and if we the silver purchased and of bassador t o I t a l y , but 1 0 re­ dt privation with bold hearts allow the Senate to be rided condition of affairs the far­ the seigniorage in the Treas­ publicans voted for confirma­ arid unfaltering wills. In those by a minority, how long will mer is partly indebted to cir­ ury and t h a t t o he accumulu tion the nomination g o t d a y s p n t h e South, n o t one it be before the country will cumstances over which he ted by future purchases*, and through by a vote of 3D to but many thousands of gen­ be in the same condition? Or had no control, but most, for retiring all the greenback 22. No Senator, either di iti­ tly nurtured women w.e»*e to view it in another light: especially to new and better and Treasury notes below nera t , republican o r populist, thrust from luxury to penu­ The democratic party has a methods adopted on IHH farm. The planters are to $>10 and the issuing of silver believes t h a t there was any ry. Wives who had n e v o r majority of representatives be congratulated on the out­ d o l l a i s o r silver certificates t r u ' h in .the charge t h a t Mr.. known a care, delicateybung in 1 he Senate, yet under the look and on the fact that in place of them. I t was a t Van Alen had been nomina­ girls who had never realized ruling in the present session they have raised their own first proposed t o include a n ted a s the result of a bargain t h a t a wish could be uugrat- of Congress we can expect to supplies and are no longer thority for ,fche issuing of low and in payment for his hav­ ified, found themselves in a see the republican minority dependent upon the West for interest bonds t o replenish ing made a large contribu­ moment penniless and alone, exert as much influence on their hay, grain and meat. In this matter they have the gold reserve a t the dis­ tion t o the campaign fund ol facing the horror of want and legislation as Hie.democrats. taken a. new departure. They trie devolution of need. These This is a condition and not:a cretion of the Secretary of the the p a r t y : The democrats are getting out of tlie old Treasury, but some demo­ who voted a g a i n s t his con­ women, when they turned theory. The matter faces'us ruts and '-tru ing out: on o cratic Senators were so much firmation did lor other rea­ from the ashes of their homes to-day, and when the ques­ highway *o? : . parity m. t o find themselves food and tion of the tariff arises we independence which the price opposed t o this t h a t S cretin- sons. shelter, had no ricli and infill may see how disagreeable it of cotton cannot materially From the best obtainable ry Carlisle suggested t h a t if affect. The man who raises informalion here t heattempt e n t i n ) f r i e n d s t o s o f t e n t h e is, although the present ten. his own supplies and keeps t h e purchase of silver w a s not continued for more than of the populists t o capture ills ol poverty a n d snmofhe dencyof affairs is, to a large out of debt can get along no a year longer he t h o u g h t the Virginia will result in a dem­ the road t o fortune.. Theru extent agreeable to our peo­ matter how low the price of bond issue would ha unneces­ ocratic majority in t h a t in which struck them down ple. The Senate should be cotton. 1 here is nlso another de­ sary, sp the bond issue was S t a t e little if a n y . sltoit of was universal. Their friends gonerned by well constructed part ue to which we wish to t h a t given Cleveland and had fallen under the same parliamentary rules, and ior left o u t . stroke, and were enlisted in one, we think that the "'pre­ direct the attention of the' I t is hoped and expected Stevenson last November. farmowners of North Caroli­ The legislative day of the same grim warfare. Then vious question" ruling, as na, and that is the improve­ t h a t this compromise will be put through both Senate and Tuesday October 17, will be what courage was shown? set forth in Moll's Parliamen­ ment of their sto 'k. There House This week and a n end a long one. From" t h a t dnv W i t h w h a t d e v o t i o n , w i t h tary IVaetioe, should be n'- is no reason why there should not be as many blooded put t o the uncertainty. If it the Senate for tin. purpose of what tireless .patience, with lowerl; r ise we may expect to horses and cattle in North h a s what dauntless resolu tion did gee I he net ion of the Senate 'nrolina as there ave in Ken­ is not it will be the fault of lessening filibustering the democrats. The republi­ taken a recess every after­ these soft handed thousands delayed on every question, as tucky or California. With 1 can Senatois have given no noon, instead of adjourning, struggle. Many wen con­ it has been for the past three the dethronement of cotton indication of how they regard s o t h a t t h e legislative d a y of quered, sinking down t o silent months, and n final compro­ and the low price of tobacco, our planters must cast a bout the compromise, although Tuesday is still going on in and pathetic defeat; but ma­ mise of ail bills favorable to them for some means of mak­ ny triumphed and wrestled the minority,secured.—Bibli­ before i t was agreed upon a the Senate and will probably ing ready money, and at number of them stated t h a t continue until the silver com­ victory from despair. These cal Recorder. present there is no more' profitable branch of agricul­ they would support no com­ promise is finally disposed of. are among us yet, the noble a ad unconqurable heroines of Messenger: The Senators ture than that of stock-rais­ promise t h a t did n o t include MARSHAL MCMAHON , Ex- a n unconquerable race, but and others who ha ve been so ing. 11 often proves a source the issue of bonds. The pop­ of greater profit than the ulists Senators d o n o t like President of the French Re­ t h e d i m m e d e y e s a n d t h e eagerly demanding the repeal cr<»4l raised upon the soil. the compromise even a little public, is dead. His father worn f a c o s , the endowed of the Sherman law now say Improved breeds of horses, bit,but unless they are assist­ was of Irish descent, and a hands and the grizzled curls it will not do, that it would cattle and hogs are alway s ed by the republicans they general under Emperor Na­ bear the stern traces of the kick the fat into the fire. So in demand and bring a good can d o no harm. If the re­ poleon. The Marshal was in long years of suffering toil. it would, and therefore they price. And yet it requires a very small outlay of money publicans pun them in vot­ command of the French Army M ho lias written in praise of ought never to enter upon a to ri introduce the improved them? Wi a t lpureJs have crusade against the law un­ ing against the measure aim! which was defeated by the crowned these worn arid pal­ breeds, and it is no mor^ex­ S Miator Irby of S. 0., votes Prussians a t Woerth, and he lid brows? What record has til they have counted thecost. pensive to keep them than to with them instead of wi t M then retired t o Sedan and be­ been written of the tears and The Democratic platform keep inferior stock. Many the democrats the compro­ cause of his wounds relin­ heartbreaks and griefs inn a- without disci imination de­ men in North Carolina are yearly making large profits mise may be jeopardized, if quished ihe command. Sub­ I rnerable okthe pitiless years? nounced the Sherman act as in this way and the number Their history is unwritten, a "cowardly makeshift" and sequently, he was elected n o t actually defeated is .steadily increasing. Whtfrt save here and there by a The business of the House | President of t h e Republic. gravestone, and here a n d declared that if'should make tli is new departure becomes is in such a condition t h a t Since J 8 7 0 he lived in retire- there in a tender memory and all of its supporters , as well general it will mark another the silver -ompromise can bel m - f , n t put greatly respected in letters of gold in the book as the author^ anxiousfor its era of increased prosperity a t once taken lip if it passes and revere j. He was born of God's recording angel.— speedy repeal" —all of it, and for the Southern eot ton grow the Senate this week. Should . | Hem phis Commercial. not a lew words only.- The n'.—Sorth t aroliniaih WA S HINGTON W. B. C0UNC1LL, J R. WATAUGA �The W atauga Democrat Wilson and his committee, I.y to the darkies at DyersThe outcomejof the fight is burg, Ky. After the sermon, and they have already made a rough draft. Some of the a great personal victory for a good old sister cam" to I). II. Dougherty, Editor. This h i m, and said: "Brother R. 0. Rivers, Publisher features of the new bill will President Cleveland. tear up things by the roots, expression was on every lip Tones, God bless you; you is lhursday Nov. 2, I8i)3. wh.le other features will be at the Capitol yesterday as the preacher for me; I under more conservative. The free soon as it was thoroughly stand every word you say. list, of raw material will be understood thatuncondition You preach just like a niggej; The void mimn^interest in largely increased. The idea nl repeal was on the road to you has a white skin, bur, North Carolina in attracting of a tariff for revenue only a vote. Against the most thank God, you has a black more attention every year. will be adhered to very close­ formidable obstacles and in heart." At another servict There are ten counties, viz: ly. Iron ore goes on the free the face of an opposition in far the colored people tin Guilford, Randolph, Moore, lisr. and there will be a con­ his own party which was as preacher who prayed tieDavidson, Stanley, Mont go ra siderable sha vingdovvn of the large numerically as his ad­ opening prayer asked th ery, Rowan, Cabarrus, Union, iron and steel schedule. The herence, he has brought the Lord to 'bless Brother Jones, and Mecklenburg, with an atax on whiskey will be increa entire Senate to his feet. He and help him to preach; and, rea of one hundred mileslong sed about 20 per cent. The convened Congress to pass 0 Lord, when he stands tieand about forty wide, con­ sugar question has not been an unconditional repeal bill, fore thee a wretch undone, taining about 4 ,000 square determined on yet. The su­ and it looks as if Congress have mercy upon him, and miles, and it is claimed that gar bounty will go, however. would do as he desires, take his feet out of the miry there are as many as twentyAn income tax will be report­ "Great is Grover Cleveland/' clay, and place them on the five veins in eaMi county, ma ed to increase the reyenue. said Senator Manderson yes­ Rock, where hope nor mere.y king on average of 625 miles terday, "and the Democaatic can never reach him," per county of gold-bearing The Republicans are pre­ Senate is his prophet." The veins, taking the width and Who Are Respond I)le. paring to make a desperate Democratic administration depth of each vein. This would Assuming that the silver according to J. J. Newnan in fight against the* tariff re­ repen lers w ere jubilant, especpeal in Congress. This tar­ ially those who had not been episode is closed, it. should be thi Richmond Dispatch make iff fight promises to be a long led into the devious path­ | remembered that thirty-sev - at $7.50 per to n pr o d u e e and tedious affair. The in­ ways of a. compromise. It en 4 Democrats, embracing ev k'>!" OothOOO, one bundied a n a outy- three hi' - come tax will also be a big must not be imagined, how­ ery Southern Senator, we be­ job and we may look for a ever, that amid the general lieve, but one from Louisiana ion i1 even hundred and tifiy and one from Texas, were for million dollars. Then he goes long seige in Congress before tribute of praise which was the country is rid of these ob­ bestowed on the President, the com promise; and tha t the on and adds twenty more noxious laws; but it will come there were not some echoes compromise fell through only couniies in North Carolina in whion gold has been found. and must come, and must be of discontent, The fight will because the^Senators from Estimating these at one half done by the present adminis­ leave many wounds which will the silver States and the Pop uliats would not vote for it. what he does the other ten tration. The people must be be slow to heal. patient arid not find faulttoo There was a good deal of As the proposition did not counties he makes the enor­ mous sum of two hundred soon. It is a big undertak­ talk about a disrupted party command their support, a and forty-seven billion fi v e ing to undo all the evil legis­ and executive interference. majority of [Senators could hundred million dollars in lation that has been done in This talk, however, us it did not be obtained for it; and gold, t his seems to us to be the last 30 years. The finan­ not materialize, is an effort therefore itjwas abandoned. This action on the part of a fabulous calculation, but cial question and the tariff to thwart the President's when we consider the low es­ aie the most important mat wishes, and as the very men the Senators from the silver timate placed on the ton, it ters that will come before the who talked most about inter States and by the Populist# present Congress. It will take ference hurried to fall in line has thrown down the^ bars looks more reasonable, and a v a s t a m o u n t o f t a l k a n d with the President, is hardly and opened the way to un­ if this be true as to the area argument to get the matter wortli even referring to, and conditional repeal. The re ofgoldore8in North Caroli­ through. We must not ex­ cannot betaken as serious. peal bill will now doubtless na, we have the greatest pect too rapid work, for there be passed, and that result wealth of any other state, The Vice President'* Son To Marry. must be attributed to the and soon she will be full of are so many men of different Louis Green Stevenson, course of those who could gold-miners. We think there minds. This is an extensive only son of the Vice President haye defeated it and would is but little doubt about the country, and it has so many antagonistic interests. Some of the United States, is to be not—we mean the Senator* gold ores in this State, and when it is properly investiga­ sections want tariff protec­ married on November 21st from the silver States and ted the probabilities are that tion; others want free trade, to Miss Helen D. Davis. The the Populists Senators. We while the most of us want a two young people have been Dhnk it desirable thut this it will rival California as to tariff for revenue only. All devoted to each other for record should be known by its richness. these different ideas and in­ years, and it is no surprise, the people, understood by It is also claimed that the terests must be set t'ed some therefore, that they are soon them and lemembered.—N.O. mineral exhibit of North Car­ way and it will be a great big to be married. Chronicle. olina has taken the premium job. Miss Davis is twenty years over all the states in the un­ of age. She was graduated TOPIC: The man who op­ ion at the World's Fair. This It will be a great relief to from theSta te Normal School poses the unconditional re­ exhibit alone will add v e r y the Country to know that in this ci ty afterward a school peal of the Sherman law is much to the interest of the the financial muddle in the in Boston and completed her giving aid and using his in­ State, and those who have U. S. Senate, will soon be education in Europe. Im­ fluence in favor of the min­ spoken against the world's over. Unconditional repeal mediately after the wedding ing interests to the injury of Columbian Exposition will, I'H drawing nigh and will pass which is to take place at the every other interests. no doubt, see the great wis­ without much more obstruc­ residence of the bride's par­ dom in a few of our people ta tion. The President has as ents, the couple will go to The surface of a man's king so much interest in sen­ usual gained his point. This Europe for a short stay, and lungs is 150 square feet, ten ding up these minerals, tim­ man Cleveland is a lucky man after their return will live in times the surface of the ex bers, etc., from North Caroli­ and has great influence and Washington, young Mr. Stev­ ternal body. na to the Fair. force, with lots of pluck and enson being his father's secre­ There is said to be 27,000 It now appears that the backbone. Every demand of tary. One curious feature of this women in New York City who compromise that was about the Chicago platform will be agreed upon last week in Con carried out in the end. We contemplated union is that support their husbands. gress did not go through as think. The country is safe the bride's father is the edi­ Thereby a clock in Germany was anticipated by many and and the Democratic party is tor of one of the most radical which a t one winding u p will which seemed to settle mat­ safe. Those who have abus­ Republicans newspapers in runj/,0 0 0 days. ters somewhat satisfactorily ed 0rover Cleveland will, in Central Illinois, while her One half of the population to all the different elements. all probability, praise him grandfather, the late Jesse of Mexico are full-blooded In­ But it turns out now that the again before his tenn expires. W. Fell, was one of the found­ dians. Western Senators, known as We have full faith in Cleve­ ers of the Republican party the silver Senators, would land and have neverdoubted and a staunch Republican to LiL i>' OllTii O A SO LI V A not come into the compro­ him and are still willing to the end of his days.—If loom College of Agrluultnrs and Mechanic* ul Arts. Proper legisla­ imgton, 111, Dispatch. mise in the end,consequently trust him. Will begin its Fifth Sesssion icr te to the uneon- tion on silver will yet be had Wilkesboro Chronicle: The Sep. 7, 1893. This College is pea 1. The South- and our financial affairs will Commissioners appointed by now well equipped fur its spe­ i • wit h '" v w be properly arranged and the the legislature to lay off a cial work, having extensive and matter now s t a n d s country will move on with wood and iron shops, careful road from Millers Creek, this ly fitted up drawing rooms, as before. The Western Sen­ greater prosperity than ever, county toCreston Ashe coun­ chemical, botanical and Hor­ a t o r s a r e making their lung mark our prediction. Let us ty, worked most of the last ticultural la bo ra t ories, g reei) speeches a s before, but i t is huMi up our grumbling and week on the matter. The house a n d barn. now understood that the Vor look to the future with great The teaching force for the commissioners are J. F. So til­ hees bill to repeal the Sher­ er hopes. next year r a c i s t s o f ! 5 men. ers, of Wilkesboro, E. E, Phil­ The two courses lead t o grad man law will be passed very A spaniel saved a Pennsyl­ lips, of Ashe,and A. F. Davis, nation in Agriculture and in soon, without much opposi­ They have a Mechanical and Civil Engin­ vania's wallet containing of Watauga. tion. The administration will $2,100, after the latter had big job on hand, and it will eer in ir. carry out the policy on the been knocked down by high­ require some 4 or 5 week yet Total cost a year, including silver question, and we will to complete it. They v/ill re­ board: waymen. see what we will see very soon $ 9 3 50. sume work again next Mon­ County Mudenfs, Pay students, $123.50. and we don't care how quick. For hundreds of years in day. They will cross the For catalogues apply t o It ought to have passed the Malte bee stings have been mountain at Phillips Gap A Q H OLLA ay. Pies., Senate as promptly as it did considered a certain cure for and they can get a good Raleigh, N. c . the House. i hcuma tism. grade. We are glad to see OVBPP. iT T 55 Inove*t.on, tncl Stomach 1135 h»» new tariff measure is all such road improvements. There is said to be 66,965,illlOWXM IRON KiT'MCCSt. All dealers keep It, }1 per bottle. C-n -iinr h*. ill/1. I'Ciltg prepared by Mr. 100 horses in the worid. Sam Jones preached recent- tada-mark etosacd red liic* __ „ "•as The Rutherford College, Burke County, N. C,, Th« Great Victory for Cleveland. Mrs. A. A. Williams Lynn, Mass. For the Geod of Others Rev. Mr. Williams Heartily En­ dorses Hood'a Sarsaparilla. We 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 he speaks, should hesitate to approve an VY ill open its Fall Term, Aug. 3, '93, under very prom ising prospects. It is ten miles west of Hickory, N. C., near the noted Connelly Springs, whose waters are being ship­ ped to Europe almost every day. Board, includinge^ery expense, is from $5. to $9. per month. Tuition ranges from $1. to $4. per month. No healthier, happier arid more moral place can be found in America. A complete busi­ ness co u rse a ttachel. A dd ress O H . R. L. ABERNETHY, PRESIDENT, Rutherford College, N. C. a I! Ii Articlo of Merit and worth, from which ho or his family have been signally benellled, anil whose commenda­ tion may serve to extend those benefits to others by increasing their confidence. My wife has for many years l>een a sufferer from severe YY e wish to call atterU ion to our line of second-hand for which she found little help. She hru tiled Nervous Headache many things that promised well but per­ formed little. Last fall a i'lked gave lur a bot­ Buggies, Carts, wagons, tle of Hood's Sais^piiil'la. Ir seems surpris­ ing what simply one bottle could and del do Hacks, Harness Etc. l o r h e r . T h e a t t a c k s o f h o a d n : h • > ••ivi j n i number and wero less violent Lit th 'v Inten­ sity, while In r gpveivl liaaiih Hi* t 1, im­ Tliey are almost good as new, proved. Her appetite Liiti also t-tva better. From our cxpoiuuce with and persons wishing to buy can Hood's SarcapsrLIa I have no hesitation 1:: c-n.knir." ita »n«»: w A. A. VILI.MM.I HOOO'S PlLLO geutlo and cfTnetiv®. W T Hid bo-It family c:i th.vil.lv, y & V-»r, Pri v\ 15r, AshsvifeFeialeOsige. Special Attractions: Matchless* climate. Wonderful health ivcoril. Deligliti'iu homelii'ri. Well ordered <• oui\-»e of instractions. Thorougli !y equipped gymnasiums. Music under the Celebrated Prof, urnban (German). Art under Mits Blyt he ( Paris). House in seven acres oi wooded lawn in the heart of a beautiful city. Rooms finely finished. Steam heating and san ifcary plumbing thronghi ut. The charges as low as a fine school can make tiem. Sen J for cata logue. Address RKV. J«MES ATKINS, Ashevilie, N. o. secure bargains by calling on lis. Y\ e have a big lot of NEYV BUGGIES, YVAGONS. CARTS, HARNESS See on hand, which will he sold on reasonable terms. If we hare not got what )ou want, we vviil 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 hare a full line of new Har ness—Collars, .'bridles, etc.—ev­ erything iu the harness line. Can beat the world on prices. *6*" We will take in exchange, horses, mules, and also good bee cattle. Give us a call. UENKQL, CRAIG ^ CO. Lenoir .N. C. LOOK OUT! ft tiftorC'SKgftly acfccai fZ z-rerpCy rocv jatL j SIS SII E H , \ Thlr yteu dun! rata "Ay 1 - • t:i,in t-riwl, J) \ xi:,t r.ot tool, J *»*«•„.IX*, f,..- fh,v. i ,,v mi eiaiiittnt pb;. iioitoo. won li u.-.1 ft i i: -lido h.iJ Olivary* • •; .»otw-n- : I- r Ml (f dlsruM* t'tt rvhicii it is n ..au-an-'it'-i. it A never fivll i froai tr.: fi-i-at doio. quickly tn-to c<Trrrn-v.i.y Oriv. ^ out all cti,e»M) frmu tm> byttnu tb* rn- fniQ of ta<- »Kic, liver n j ns.«i ivitio-iut Mir r: .ple^.nt or lnjurioti* effects. >t i not thi. rckult < • tc'iurknea or »up->'Stitioii. bit ti i. (uu.jiled upon combo. ; ton t. « ,•? u 1 h knowlerlito of moitum medicat »t •••in ". It eiftc.tuaxi/ po:I'tn ... tli mirloi*— tljf-tdood .-"ut belt ^-i bi • •''>rr. /,>• peuiHai u»o.r :t !: vlt t-'-r:: ariv>i. • i ir. :I. .uin;; r'.i :tf litaliii i 'W .r ren.-b.lv e. v-r > lU^jelnuMy 'L I. • :o« oC'q.vl u.-or.x . triw.i \vItS- ji-t.. ; fmpn~i-r- V • for -0J \ i: • •• ftnrv • i Moo :..v riu-cBt i f ho ; «n uskl/ A t *A J-h;w -"»» ft* Stvii-a \ e * . V,«sr.-e?ju. . H* . c s •-M»'J!1 «• o r - t r . * - i ' " . - . . t f . - T v , N • . 4 . .r< • tr . : •.», /'viryf'M ^.uuavi, utc. ~f rnvrrvTISATfe t — i or • nir rfV** i :... . j-r • • i» u voailiful . - ti j -ri-v rri':iai>..be'.Iter nil i.o lux* n»wt vlrnfi.w. •'ei,t i r-.Ti-flCUCU iHil :.xib .! 'I't,.- -•.cr-rrfionu* re«U;y M*i\ .•>.ill. :o ilie -i r.op,tr A / >;»uic rreafcuncf-tti 'i;cheep-iUv-'i - ...„i pxivt iHiivcrfiw J ivod f ov . .lit e Sc. tllH wOVIit. 1 . f.l iXl biMfct* ; JR.CA for C baSttMU HHMK; >r 3.'d» by -!j oi-;' .!-; tf no, r.c11 v,t. u,, 0 k.( sa.000 SALH C' ' , Atisahx, It. f;.' mm mx r> & % • • • ' '"^ASS'SR.'afiswi asstig•w iUj®eiqx it)ii»jj,|j, po* VunMAi-xl A J. 'p«t«n-|JoiiM 4 •wtinnovdiI» I>J«OH pav»WBpup 'nou uib* ID®< 'Tj.ooqvis uoninj, 3uipnioui SjiMno t 5"»eM|no5l"la 'WMiunn uiwinitvunoftO'lU e*0 I pint UIB11Xu / fn - y r ui 000//OQ sseuisngfsogffaaavot/g ~ir Ai I have jiiit rccpiv*d * nice line of Dress Goods ceaaisting of YY'hite and Black Km* broided fSkirting. A big lot of Whit^ Goods, Worsteds and etc. A ni< ® line of ladles' Trimmed a n <1 Untrim wee 11 ATS Also Trimmings, Tip* nna FU>irf ra for Hats. A mca line of bodies and (runt's Shoes. Big lot of Ti u- vra.ro (Ihairf-'.vars- a n d Qnorms-ware- A good line of N«atioiis. A big lot of Jeans and (;ottonadeA. Just cocte Irt 500 gabms of Crocker y ware. V/c c.ro Austit for Helton Woollen Mills. A big lot of Vdoth nor? on ' A i l s s o 833[j0J IBjOIBUHUOfl h«mi. • J u s t receivc-d a nice l»t oi mi vxJ SUGAR Brown and Granulated, and Coffee. A big lot cf Hoes, Nails, Horse shoes, Ox shoes etc. Xt-x ti fori s is ovxily i a";"i( by ifjr one of eitlior ?cx In nny put of i.-..fta'rv, ivjur willlne to work Indus • rv««ir »t ibe entphivnicat which we furiikh. t lie itt'oo' i» li^bt anil pieasant, and von run no rCU wins ever. We lit y»u out complete, so that yon cm yire the bimines* a trial without expense to yoarsclf. For those willln* to do a little work, this is tha jjrawte.it offer made. Yon can work f»l' uvy, of io the evening only. If yon are em­ ployed. and hare a few spare hours at yonr dis­ posal, utilise them, and add te yonr income, — our business will not Interfere at all. You will be aniseed on the start at the rapidity and ease by which you amass dollar upon dollar, day in and dav oat. Been beginners are successful from the first hour. Anv one can run the business — none fail. Yon sbo'dd try nothing else until yon see for yourself whist you can do at tbe Nix-itier.i which r« offer. No capital risked. Vfcmea are >fr*ud workers; nowadays they maka ••>.* snach as rasa. They shout I tr- this business as it is so T«*ll »•'< led ,0. for Pjt(% #j 0i)cr yoc.-stui. Address M flALLF.TT A CO., in to lhrt-i ff No goods sold on time, un­ less secured by mortgage. Recollect that I will sell you good goods and will not misrepresent my wares. Come arid see my stock whether you buy or not. I Most Respect fully, C. D. TAYLOR April 27, 93. Box 8C0, Fortlnsui, ."Vie. FOR DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion, and fltomaoh disorders, take BROWN'S IRON HITTERS. All dealers keen It, fl per bottle. Genuine baa trade-mark ana erased rod lines on wrapper. For Makaria, Liver Trou­ ble, or Indigeat ion, uee BROWN'S IRON BIT7IM �NMMlHBM MliMMNMI A I'rogrsssiye F<w. je< d and guard her ftimiiials Tills is said to bo the most lor twenty years it, at the ex­ progressive of eras, and we piration of that period, she A DKMOOHATIG family newspaper believe that the World's Fail I could show a system of good devotad to the interest ot Coun­ ty, St ate and Nation. Published is an undisputed testimony public roads as the result of every Thursday at Boone, \Yu- to this statement. What the labor. tauga County, N. C. man cannot do. is now the MOTTGAGE SALE. question of dispute. In for­ The Man Who l« Down. By virtue .if a mortgage deed mer*, years such develop­ If a ho1130 falls in the street ments would have been con- executed to me by .John B. King' and Robt. H. Gray; of the linn liioa raise him up. Il a mmi ( sitlero,] inimicul to theChrist- of King & Gray, ol Blowing flock stumbles on life's path way iaa religion; in Roger Wil­ N. C., and the same also signed men are too apt to spurn liams' day, Edison would by M. W. Gray, wife of Robt. IT him and let him lie. Those have been ostracised as an Gray, dated Sept. 27, 1892, to secure the payment ot ($1,900) who have done wrong* and evil spirit. But we are glad nineteen hundred dollars with in­ repented often complain that that, now that the test is up­ terest at rate of 8 percent per an the world is cold and merci­ on us, the Christian religion num. the same being due on the 1st day of Oct. 1893. T will on pv less. it may not seem so to shows itself fully capable of the 1st Monday in Dec. 1893, the .»:l>tu« Shop, v and any tho-eof us who have not re­ keeping pace with the mar­ same being the 4th day of Dec., a am USfrll. i Uio belt to satisfy said note and interest ceived the golden mintage of vellous progress of the times. v ONCB. life, who have not been under The cause of Christ, and the on same and cost of this side, stdl for cash to the highest hi Icier at «l the world's ban and displeas­ agencies for the futherartce of the court house door in Boone, . ?P«i ure; but bitter experience is that cause, improve with the w hat is known us the King and more able to testify of these years. In some instances we Gray Blowing flock Hotel, and lot, situated at Blowing flock, things than we are. Speak have gone too fast and got­ x. c., and containing- some tour so ./ ing to a criminal who had ten off the track, ami to-day acres of land more or less, t li e served a sentence inourstate our progress is surrounded same b ing the land bought by SQff: 5 PI said King aud Gray from 8. VI. prison 1 asked him how he by menacing influence, but clarke in the year 1888 to which S.j; Siniwm > hi " . did. we feel confident'that The deed reference is had for . more nmts^a a 4 T was guilty. I bore the same heroic efforts that have complete (Ascription. as is also 5 YEAF:5 penalty of my c.ime; but," rescued the cause in other had to the mortgage deed under which this sale will be made, both said he, "men avoid me. if i years will restore it now, and of weich deeds are duly recorded sinned I suffered. lint men that there is the guidance of in the Register's office of Watau­ are not satisfied to restore a divine handover it all that ga county. This Oct. 2 1-th, '93. L. W. E STKS . Mortgagee. x me again to their confidence.' assures us that there is no W. B. GOUNCILL , Atty. for L. N. "A jail bird!" The title is occasion for fear. Among W. Estos. V I the man's doom all too of­ many others, ihe recently in­ NOTICE ten. He may ha ye g i v e n augurated chapel car service, t te; >v North Carolina, Watauga Co. y e a r s o f r e p e n t a n c e f o r t h e in which thegospel is preach­ In the Superior Court Before the mad impulse of a moment, ed abroad the cars in a great (Jerk John B. Taylor vs. Polly «, -L • i Ylf— but an outcast once, an out­ many destitute section, is a McTiCurd and others. alillllSISIHfillllliJIWitllllliri'tll It apprariiigte thes.P isfaetiou cast forever in this life. n»8 ftL.-vi-.'TO striking evidence of the pro­ of the Court, that James J s.tes. £ UiWAb«:i io'lllzh A ST.. if • 'i-c. 2 Itnjg ,'i So!f-C • '•aiiln., .**' 2 It is difficult to make pris­ gress of gospel agencies.— ~ •! Andrew Vance and wife. Julia, g iiaaSo iJqutti in CimKittw'-V s. >2:w is 2T; slmulcal ,» j»;m ssnus-.e. £ on punishment reformatory; Recorder. Vance time of thedefendai is in — lion hu i.'Inina. *f £ Has a the above entitled proceeding are •; but if difficult, it is not im­ a t'or.ltlvo 'JnUw-uy. The Slo y of a Mule and a Mlanie -; non-residents of the state, and £ lllgStyUgk FSinitot'i. possible. And charity has U.vs More <Joo«l SevvVi- ' A Ball that they are necessary parties ~ dues u Larger K. <>;;<; olu- riU iVnrk g nrrbetter, more needed work s tliau a»iy win^ Mivniiici! n iho iVortil. ~ The Xew&' cabinet of curi­ to said proceeding. The said James Testes, Andrew Vance and £ Cxatnliie Trl£ ROYAL fry jk into off £ to give a man returning to osities had an addition to­ wife. Julia Vance, will, therefore, a exoeflonoi', tx:> • * yiv. i;; A society from o felon's cell,ev­ buy no £ day in the shape of a minnie take notice, that a pt tit ion has £ ery chance. ball that has a history, and been filed in the office of the Clerk 1 ROYAE 8, K, CO., WrXvi, H.| Many of our criminals are incidentally it brings forth of th*> Su peri or Cour c of W a tauga iiijiSiiiiiiiJijiiuilijisisiiiiHiiiMirTitiutiiwmKyp County N.c. asking, that a lost made so because we partly an introduction to a mule deed may be rqptored, and ( hat demand they shall be crimi­ that also has a history and they are required to appear, at nals. We say: You are a should have a pension. Mr. said office on or before Dec. 1st CURE 1893, and answer or demur to dog, a parish n whom I have F. V. Nolan, a Mecklenburg said petition, or the petitioner no confidence, for whom no soldier, was making his way will move for 1 he relief d mantle I respect. Actions say this. And •a sr"m 4 home on his mule from the in said petition. This Oct. loth 1893. when t* man has no reputa­ surrender at Appomattox 08 !Fer.GEI!PT OF 50 GE83TC Joe B. T6dd, o. s. p. tion left to live and act for, when he was attacked Dy WE WILL MAIL A DOX OF he is apt to slide down. We H o11yS p rin3 C o l i c bushwhackers. They fired a deprive him of a mainspring Bi tie , Johnson, Co., Tenw. volley at him. One bullet pas­ in his morality. Beautifully and accessibly sed through Mr. Nolan's hat Ir is well to he wise in treat located. and another entered the A m pie boa f< 1 i n g' a ceo m moTHE ONLY INFALLIBLE CUFVK FOR ing the man who is down, shoulder of the mule. The dations. but oh, don't be over pru­ Tettc?, Cre-sad M , Itching Pllss, Ring animal was lame for some Faculty ofsix teachers. dent. There ; sn charity which Two hundred and eighty Worm aril &11 Itching Sfcia wee k s af ter get tin g h o me, b u t. hesitates to relieve until the finally the wound healed, and five students-last year. Hyon [xivo TETTER, ft mat; .rs net t>rw lor,3 It 2tc:» opportunity is lost. Both sexes admit ted. was forgotten by Mr. Nolan. • Mlilid, TETTEF.I^E will as certainty cit s Thorough., work done in all "1 stand here for the third yc: cs you uso it Ten yea lis ago the wound branches. time to lie senteneffd because Harrr.1038, Painless and Fragrant. ""healed." Last week it heal­ Next session begins Aug. no man has given me a chance flilWPV Befondedifyo tare diseatfsfled ed again and out came the 7 1893. « TVLTH ti 'E TOV .alt?—lleferonce/?— since 1 first fell." MontTr ^tn Baukoftl rtStt.t^of tleorpin, ClmtWrite for catalogue. bullet. Mr. Nolan secured it fcc iii S tniiK, aim National Bank of Savuaiiah. »So said an apparent l.v har­ J AS. H. SMITH, PRES'T. and brought it to the News. dened criminal to the judge ' J.T.SKUPTRSME^BBO. Mr. Nolan captured tTe mule EDUCATE YOUR UIIUS SAVAMNAI3, GA, of a State Superior Court. . —A V— from a Federal during the That man and every other war. The mule was branded Claremont Female Col­ like him, must haven chance. U. S. and was not a younglege, Give it to him, to use if he mule then. He is now about hickory, N. c. will but do so, to abuse if 42 years old and doscn't Unsurpassed for locat ion, thor­ still "tin reformed; but lm ve ifci i i • ,i *. + . . ' „ , seem to beapprehensive that oughness and cheapness. he must, ere our duly to God! Christian, but not sectarian. his time to die is anyway and man is complete. And Faculty able ami painstaking. near at hand. Mr. Aolan in­ Special advantages in Music. when nearing Hiegoal of life's tends to will him to his chil­ Send for Catalogue. journey, we look hack upon dren upon condition that VDDHE8S the way our feet have trod­ REV . J. L. MURPHY , President they in turn shall will him to den, our greatest satisfaction their children.- -Messenger UXIVERS1TY 0 V NO RTH CAROLINA * will hover ar mud the place Land mm k: A correspond­ EQUIPMENT: —Faculty of fcivc and time where and wh'ur"we ent says thatvvhattodo with ty-five teachers, eleven buildings, helped the man who w a s seven scientific laboratories, li­ ENDORSED BY the convicts is a question of brary of 30.000 volumes , id 31 0 down.—11 Uson Miri or. PROF A. L. METZ, P. H.G, growing importance, and his | students. Everything Has Its Use. of Medical r>ctinrts?-?cnt Tnlano Unfvcrstty | solution is that they should | INSTRUCTION —F i v e general of Louisiana, vrl»o, after a ostrefnl analysis, i» a pur., tirearn Tartar Powder, Chemists turn scrap iron s. prof; s pronounces clieeriully recommends to the vtlii ol, lie he worked upon the public courses;: \ > r- i< - i' < j sional courses in law, medicine, public. into ink, old bones into luci| roads. That is the tiling, I mi gin ering and chemistry; op­ fer matches, the sha vings of "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" • i Crime costs North Carolina a tional courses. the blacksmith shop i n t o PURE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. , EXPENSES;—Tuition, Wi per Prussian blue, fusel oil into great deal of money annual­ J year. Scholar-Tips ami loans fot You Want it. Ask Grocer For it. oil of apples and pears, the ly, and the Strife should get ; the needy. NEW ORLEANS, draining of cow houses into some return for it. If t lie con­ J Address PUKHUU XT WINSTON, ULF . ., LA. lash ion ale perfumery, b e g - victs support themselves on Chapel Hill, N. C. gar's rags into new p i 1 o t the State farms, the State, VfHATIS GOING DfJ .! One offhc roBMMiV I* EST i 1 coals, cesspool filth into am­ MILES : ••) enfo|*c*TVuoTir f>Hl(tie»are tHi* WAHJ. monia and tar waste into an while relieved of expense, it is unequal* d, nu<l(ointi "lure sup re *I j.O'dis tve will «<-N<lr»four KK ilinp dyRsandHat'charine. In t rn 'N hi h GH nothing thn gain toONK lrwi.n in eaeh locality, as aboveonce ranthose w ho v\rfte Only make etire of \ f.-i Palis they first, utilize ruts to PI *. It should hoivimlmrseu, ij to nt atis to show our goods to the cliitnc-P AII you have todo In return clear the flesh from the bones jn some measure, for feeding' ; thosethose nronna you neighbors £YE^U ti ; ;••;,• 1 -ViW and who rail—your The begfnntnrr thii advertisemenl ; ; *: , ; . - I \'t of can-esses, then kill h t?j them until their trial and shows theofSmall end reduced ft yeopo. The following rot frlre* th- nppeflranco ot it of the trie rats, use Their fur tor tnm -i.i • ,.• 4 P t 5 ^ ,. .> ! _c11• C-U cr . td. «'/ nbcw dl » ,r.in«s their skin for glov#. then iunv.. ; t!n K h o jrl. I uv Gil. .-. :: v ... % ... \ z their thigh bones for tooth ^P^akmg of 1 he State m eon •bout tho fiftieth pert of JUhlilh . I, i. i prnnd, double .i*.tole. •copp,«« InrRPn. in f«.y in < irry Wo wilt «l»ovon how yoy pa-ksand their tendons and n°etioo we refer to its suhdic«n makofrotn I t.i.'K l(>« .lay nt most, from the stnrf.with. oulrxperienre !'• M-r T, rite nt our.- Wo pny nit egprosn ch.trceg. MAINK. bonew lor gtlaMne wrappers, vision of counties. Thusliei s) Omf doilm ;>n,ys for tin. Atldrett, 11.11AI.LK 11' A (.(),, HOT hhO, Lx. kI^ii /«un afford to convict, i Demount one rear. i He W atauga Demooi at \ v .rilllll|:!l9'!ll!lllltllMI|!lllll!llll|!ll|l]!|l|l|l|l|l|||!|lil|lli|!I!tl A COMPLETE OVERMAN'S £ PER The Prideofthe North na Press." 13 THE afoi BREATH OF UFEJ9 u Do you want to aid in building up a paper that shall reflect th# - 0 lifejivln-elI J-'A I f'.f *,m? DULa emsnt ot-orithcrat' greatest credit on North Carole air ar.ri water; it thera •an ba ao • na, no matter where it, may be MOUTH life. KPECX/IO; seen? Then patronize HEGJ.OXY01iBT is spfoial medical-' The Wilmington Ales sen goi cdOsygcn trsat-! inc.it zor discat- • A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER ea ot v!ro noao,! Ihraatand lun^s • Do you want, a reliable paper 2'he inhal.ztium • giving you all the news of the contain Otrmi- • oidos and Uisin- • world—a Democratic newspaper feotants, in ad-! ditiontothebor.tg that equals the best- has the known speoifios for tkesa dig- •' largest circulation, and has for • nee,carrying; C.o?eroodyl yinbalationrii-kt to • twenty-one years been i part ( it c' th« dlwuse, riakinff it a POSITIVE ; g CIIJII', Scparr.ta fijie;if.esnsf il in Oxtarrh audi and faetorin thegrowth anddevH y-' vc.'. _Ei' a j.atantmedioine. Phyaioi-ng f. pj. jcvibo it in their )>raetii.o. aj velopment of the Old North Slate? Then subscrbe for nS-V IN USE.| ' ! h If, ivm'loi let: t; ^ Til WILMINGTON I J f M M I i i'j Hi. Atlanta, Oa. ~ • t., i '-I:- i I.:i.v 1'illdinr, ()ma!i». Nat. [. ?! E C.-impaign Rartes; IioniKTlllc, Kr. :. r . ... s 'a? "Daily Menkengei-," by • ' • i.« N.i. CAfiD p.ddreeoed to m g .,•-•1 !-y r' tu.-n nail r. copy 01 our^ ; y .. .• ini Tt'. Jtxeatiosntinfua. Esn'd jj iftil, 4 months o n trial, for JTcsI I.;-.- >!• • Itilt 5! •$2.00 . >?';5 (5;.^ca CO., Pha weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger," (the largest and | best paper in the State) 9 | months on trial for $1.00 Cash in advance. Both papers a r e large Eight-Page . : T ; E sheets. Send Postal (lard with the address of five pera n s a n d receive sample cop' > of THE MESKKNGEU. NATURE'S (L-t. 1st. 1888: tf. CURE FOR T TAKE THE ICATARRH Jlsisago and Alton 11 EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. This new treatment for Catarrh and diseases of tho respiratory organs Is on<* of the most important discoveries in medical science and possesses the following advantages i -GOING- Tost and lortliwest. lOiHigi-nnts going to any of the ti'Sleru Stati;s or Torritoi-iei! will save tiaie and money going 2. ;ia. Ghieago and Alton route, 3. i is the quickest route to 4. i CANS AS- CITY, DENVER, 6. PIJ KBLO, It'll 1"II 1'ft EATM EST at any druy stor** And all points in Idaho, Wash CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. • CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. iagton, Oregon, Utah Caoterlr.3 Kcdloino Co., Waco, Texas* and California. 1. The patient can euro himself at a small expense ami without outside assistance. No change of diet or pursuit of Ufe Is necessary during treatment. The remedies aro In no wise offensive to the patient and entail no discomfort. The remedy roaches the seat of tho trouble directly. The remodios and means of appliance can be carried In tho pocket without inconvenienoe. Finest and Dost Fquippeo Ron (J in the West. OFING. .. ' V^rdher BfiarrBng, ^ Gclflnijaj U- rtniguSod Sheeting, rr, Booing Pamta, Iron Roofing, Esvs T Cuitor3 and Spouting, ' / Ibirt of Sheet Metal for Sulidlng / COrdRLETE AMD READY \ ' • ' • • , v .' Only line running Solid 4 Vesti hul truins •otvveeu St. Louis and Kansas i{y. ' li • •lit ing iair ears ond Poiir isf •' i s ee of extra charge. 1 will time part'as at any rail­ road nt tion withtlirough tickf ts a lid I) "i ggi i ge r heck ». l-'or full i iformation, maps ana d -s: rip ivo pamphlets of the West writ,I to or ea.il on B. A. WtVIAN'Tl, Traveling Pa^s. ng* r Agt.. 19 Button Ave., Ashevflle, N. C. J. < 51A K I .TON, G. P. A ' "wis WAW ^™0331 —AFI— a c s E r ^ T (id• fJ a -L: <.. .• -i- -an ?u»qp.t!c workman to mmi ••' »sv sued Air?LJ oar xuatorlaU ;a. .V •/Vik-Te n •. / WituL'SJ*. .•3 k KCiNiitod* wiiio 6.Q. f 6'r;clrinati, AQL18HED 1872. Qbg Ohio. - is A dK/ice blend of fine, high-grad'3 Chinene Tea. Put up In attractive and orig­ inal packages and packed l« bandscrevo i courztar display boxes of alx pounds each (either size); fa only sold 1P. packages, at a reasonable and much lower price to i the consumer than any other package tea on the market of any merit whatever and affords the dealer a fair profit; Is a thorj cughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ lutely pure, always the same; free from DEALERS I<TOT will find the Five and Ten Cent packages the cheapest and most salable package tea on the market and consumers pri> nounce it "the best and mosteconomical.'"' Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy to sell and has proved a big success wherever introduced. Waare 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 V li O T Baltimore « he vihi-wo T EA I/O., ,• - PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER G NEVYSPA \ •' • v> .. •; , r '• y Cjjf - '• • % • MFG CO 6onl gtaimp fw l Ite&teaG'.,:. S JEI M .t;... Ik, rr rnun hack Acirrft. n n <> jvn's ihoy m m nv. t OHIO. Or you are all worn out, really good for noth­ ing, It is general debility. Try It will cure you, cleanse your liver, and give a good appetite. 1 !* S' yfr.. ^ Gr.ve, ,IJ. Kid TR,n" t obtained, and ail Pat­ ent ti -ino t conducted for Moderate Fee#. Cbr 0 ; -o is Oppo&l'ft U. S. P a t e n t Otfico. at:<l we • ;r ?.Turo patent in less time than tnose re: lief.o T/,i»kingtou. iicuil el, drawing or photo., with de.swrlpIYJ : lvlua. If patcj/ • -blc or not, free of cto.o 'te. Our tec not andKil) patent Is secured. A -r.• !' W to "l-t .'. tvtta tonnes ot HI. • UL icmv ia. STATE, , UF town, sent free. A;L. < C# • A • 3 M C-• W 1 & Cl CE*. Opposite Patent Office. �From Clifton, N. C. however, for the present, by Vn THE WATAUGA DEMOCRA T his sister, Miss NannieIlivers Editoi Dewocrt; If you will give me space in in the post, office. 1 jopy 1 year $1.00 your columns, I will give you ARB SUGAR-COATED, " 0 months 50 —Probably tin? finest load a few items from this part of 3 months 35 of cabbage oyer brought to EASY TO TAKE, Lenoir was hauled here last the country. ADVERTISING RATES. And a Sura Cure for VVe are having some sick­ week by Mr. Green, of Wat­ 1 inch 1 week $ .75 Sick Headache,Biliousness* The largest head ness in Ashe at present in 1 il 1 month 1.75 auga. Constipation, and the form of typhoid fever 1 " 3 " 3.00 weighed 17 pounds after it Dyspepsia. 1 " 6 " 5.00 was trimmed and ready for scarlet fever and diptheria 1 " 1 year 7.00 They Keep the System in Perfect Orden Dut not many deaths. 1 4 column 1 week..... 9.00 shipment, and the rest weigh An infant son of Mr, A. E. 1 " 1 month 13.50 ed from 10 to 12 pounds. "For years," writes CARRIE E: Banner died on Thursday of 1 " 3 " 25.00 Fine cabbage, STOCK WELL, of Chesterfield, N. H.; 1 " 6 " 37.50 this week. We are also hav­ "I was afflicted with an extremely 1 " 1 year 50 00 —We failed last week to ing some weddings. Mr. Mil­ severe pain ill the lower part of the note the fact that Dr. K. D. ton Roark and Miss Ettie chest. The feeling was as if a ton weight Was laid on a spot the size of Entered at the Postofliceat Jenningand family, who have Miller were united in the holy my hand. During the attacks, the Boone, N. 0., as second-class spent the summer in YVatauperspiration would stand in drops on bonds of matrimony last ma.il mattei. had returned to t h e i r my face, and it was agony for me to make sufficient effort eveli to whis­ Sunday morning at the resiper. They came suddenly, at any hour of the day or night, lasting froiii home at Rutherford College. denceof the brides father. Mr. LOCAL NEWS. thirty minutes to half a day, leaving as suddenly; but, for several days The Dr. thinks of locating Wash Miller. There is some after, I was quite prostrated and sore. Sometimes the attacks were almost da'ily, theh less frequent. After about four years of this suffer­ in Boone permanently next prospects for another wed­ —The county commission­ ing, I was taken doWn With bilious typhoid fever, and when I began to spring, and we hope he may, ding in this immediate vicin­ recover, I had the worst attack of my old trouble I ever experienced. At ers will be in session next for we need all such men. the first of the fever, my mother gave me AVER'S Pills, my doctor ity if the young couple can Monday. recommending them as being better than anything lie could prepare. —Mr. D. B. Janne.y, the succeed in their understand­ I continued taking these Pills, and so great Was the benefit derived that —Miss Jennie Council! and pleasant and urbane Phila­ ings. The last news we have during nearly thirty years I have had but one attack of my former Mr. J. D. Pouncill are visit­ trouble which yielded readily to the same remedy.'' delphia!) who has spent the from them they were going ing friends in Ashe county. "For a iong time I was a sufferer from stomach, liver, anil kidney entire summer at the Bryan up Rich Hill creek with a troubles, experiencing much difficulty in digestion, with severe pains in — Bryan's is the place to house, left some days since hound tied trying to Hei 1 him the lumbar region and other parts of the body. Having tried a variety buy j our winter clothing and forjhis northern home. He has for money to pay for the pa­ of remedies, including warm baths, with only temporary relief, about shoes. Don't forget that. three months ago I began the use of AYER'S Pills, and already my made many friends in Boone pers. health is BO much improved that I gladly testify to the superior merits of and surroundings who will Messrs Dougherty and Filer —We are sorry to hear of this medicine,"-^-MANOEL JORGE PEREIRA, Oporto, Portugal. the death of Jake Hallibur­ anxiously look forward t o have moved theii Saw Mill to the Mout'i of Buffalo and are ton, of Morganton, wldch oc­ his return next spring. doing up business right. curred last week. —Old man Joel Reed is very low in health, and is entirely Times are getting lively Prepared toy Dr. J. 0. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mat*; —James IL Bryan left on blind. He is now needing the again at Clifton. R. W.Jones last Monday morning with a 3Bv©ry Dose Effective nic? lot of horses for the sou­ necessaries of life and is una­ and Co, are getting in a full b l e t o g e t t h e m . W i l l n o t supply of fall and winter thern market. c i iir it 3 i some friends, especially his goods and are doing a lively THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTI — T> e v . S a m u e l V * . H a d d e - . R , . . . * . church administer to t h e business. Buffalo cattle aie TUTE, FOR YOUNG WOMEN. way, chaplain of the House wants of this aged and in­ selling at a fair price. of Representatives, died last Mr. Edwin Johnson of Al­ firm minister? Go and seethe ASHE VIE HE, N. f,. Thursday morning. leghany County has been em­ poor old man and cheer him --Mr. J. F. Hardin whohas u p w i t h s o m e d a i n t y f o o d ployed to take charge of our Second session begins September 13, 181)3. been continued so long to the and cheerful talk. school this winter. The institution is located in the most beautiful suburb of Afthdi ville, N. C. The spacious building, recently completed for its use house wish fever, threatens L. E. —Robert Munday, of Brushy at a cost of $09,000 is furnished with pure water from springs on to bfeak out and go on a vis the premises, is lighted with gas, heated by hot water and provided Fork, who has so long been Catarrh in the head. it for a few days. with hot and cold baths. confined with dropsy,died at Is undoubtedly a disease of the If you write an article for his home on last Thursday. blood, and as such only a reli­ The health and habits of the pupils are carefully guarded« Be­ publication, sign your real Tilt funeral was conducted able blool purifier can effect a sides the ample space given to outdoor exercise, a well equipped gymnasium will be fitted up within doors. No expense has been name first, so that we in a y by Rev. Sherwood an Satur­ p e r f e c t a n d p e r m a n e n t c u r e . spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perlect. Hood's 8arsaparil!a the best Each pupil will ha ve her share in the domestic work, as a part of know who it is by, otherwise day, after which he was buried blood purifier, and itishas cured her practical training for life, and whilst aiming at thoroughness in it will uoi, appear. atthe church yard on Brush- many very severe cases of catarh. every department, the management will strive to provide for those y Fork. Mr. Munday w u s catarrh oftentimes leads to con­ committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian —Mrs. Frank Wike still lin­ sumption. Take Hood's Sarsapa school, but a christian home. No pupil will be admitted who as gers, seemingly growing less about 65 years of age, and rilla before it is too late. not in reasonable health, Or who cannot furnish credentials as to ami less able to endure the had suffered intensely for a Hood's Pills do not purge or nicral character. terrible suffering that is sent long time with the disease gripe, but act promptly, easily Four Separate Courses of Study are offered to the Student. upon her by a kind Provi­ that finally brought on his and effectively- 25c. 1 THE NORM AL COURSE, for the thorough training death. dence. of teachers under instructors from the best Normal schools. Marshal McMahan died at 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE, including —Mrs. Hide has sold her —Mrs. Dr. Councill, of our Paris on Wednesday of last ancient and modern languages, science, music, drawingecc. town, is at Elk Park visiting farm one mile east of town week. 3. COM MERC1A L COURSE, including stenography, type­ her daughter, Mrs. J. 1*. Ta.y to Adam Hodges and yeswriting, bookkeeping, etc. • lor, who has been quite ill terdrday morning she a n d Scrofula, whether hereditary 4. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a) Scien­ family bade adieu to their or acquired, is thoroughly ex­ tific cooking, the study of the production and manufacture but is now improving. many fi iends here and start­ pelled from the blood by Hood's cf food, etc, '(b) Sewing—embracing the cutting and fitting —The winter is approach­ ed for Hickory, where they Sarsaparilla, the great blood of garments, millinery, etc. purifier. ing with giant strides and we The teachers at the head of this departmentgre from the famous w.i 11 m a ke thei r fu tu re h ome. Pratt School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the befit instK again insist that our subscri­ We hardly could have lost a Sam P. Joiies is stumping tutions in the country, chosen with reference to christian character bers who intend to furnish us family who would be moie experience and abilty as teachers. Virginia for the piohibitiotisome wood bring it along be­ A thoroughly organized Preparatory department has been fur­ missed than they, and Hicko nished for all such as are not prepared tor the higher classes. ists. fore the hard weather comes. rj is to be congratulated on The school year is divided into two terms; cost to pupil $50 per —Mr. John S. Williams has getting this high-toned chris­ term, or $100 per year, which barely covers the expense of board, When a doctor considers it nec­ been appointed storekeeper tian family to stop within her essary to prescribe sarsaparilla, the school being practically free, having been provided for by a few friends to female education. For further particulars apply ito and has taken charge of the borders. he simply orders a bottle of AyREV. THOMAS LAWRENCE, A SHEVILLE', N. C. er's, knowing full well that he will distillery owned by (Aulaway, —The Jloone delegation to thereby odtaiu a surer and purer Pritchnrd and others near the World's Fair (which isno preparation than any o t h e r Elk Park, which opned upon small crowd for a town the which thedrug store can furnish. ©®©2© rnrnw Aver's Sarsaparilla is the Superi­ la«* Tuesday. size of ours) have all return­ or Medicine. —Cabbage is at a low fig­ ed. and seem to be delighted Shrewd buyers are always after good bargains, and ure with a downward tenden­ with their trip. We have not Now York bad a five mil­ cy. This commodity is now heard much from any oi them lion dollars fire one day last this leads that class of our citizens to inspect my display of NEW GOODS. very near zero, as there is en­ concerning the Fair except week. I receive new goods every week which I am selling at ough in Watauga to supply from our young Atty., E. S. bargains that will save you money. Just received a lot of tlie South and a part of Hal­ Coffey. His descriptions of There is no better medicine for ladies' low-cut shoes or slippers in black atid tan colors. A what he saw and heard while family Use than Aayer's cathar­ beautiful line of wide ribbons and flowers for hat trim­ ifax. tic pills. Their sugar-coating —Capt. A. J. Crictcher, who there, is enough to make one makes them easy and even agrea ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions Very cheap. has been advertising money almost imagine that he was ble to take, and as they contain Come to see me when in need of goods. I will sell you very to loan at 2 percent interest, actually in Chicago taking in no calomel or other injurious low. I have just received a large lot of Mason's Fruit jars drug, they are perfectly safe for now arises to remark that the big show. that I will sefl cheap. I want a lot of young chickens,eggs patients of any age. the company he represented —Sheriff I). F! Baird and etc., for which I will pay good prices; also roots and herbs. is nothing short of a humbug, W. S. Davis, commissioners Hall's Hair Renewer enjoys the Give me your tr ide and I will do you right eyery time, and that he cannot furnish appointed by the Governor confidence and patronage of peo­ £®°N07ICE\ I have just completed a black smith shop any money at those figures. to locate the position of the ple all over tile civilized world and have secured the services of a first-class workman in whouse it to restore and keep the —The school which is being North Carolina troops in the hair a natural coior. both wood and iron, and I ask you to bring-rne your work, or I will have you a new wagon built on short notice. Give conducted at Deerfiel 3 by battle of Chieamauga, have The death of Chief Judge me a call when in need of work, and I will give you low pri­ Prof. Francum, is very large returned from their tour to that noted battle field, and Hugh L. Bond, of the Fourth ces. and is of much interest. Mr. Yours Anxious to Please. Francum is one of the best have located the exact spot Dist. United States Circuit where the 58th North Caroli­ Court, is announced. His fu­ teachers in the county and WILL W, HOLSCLAW, always succeeds. Give us a na Infantry fought. T h e y n e r a l t o o k p l a c e i n B a i t i say the grounds are still nat- tnore on the 26th illt. Relieve* all sorennt of the mucout mrtahfari© fcfid few more just like him. ^ curerGONORRHCHA and G1.Y t'.T in i toj day«. Ha ucal and that the.v had no other treatment necessary. Nererceuees rtrlcturt o, , leave® any injurious after effects. Price, fi. Sold —R. C. Rivers has taken trouble to locate the place oe t f druggists. Twenty-one new cases of BLOOD BALM CO., Pro',, tttartjjfc charge of the post office and c u p i e d i n t h e f i g h t . T h e y yellow lever are reported in will have his hands full do­ brought with them some rel­ Brunswick, Ga. THE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR." ing his work on the DEMO­ ics from the battle ground. &$rOne dollar pays for the CRAT and attending to other m*mw is 7 he uae 20 subscribe.~mrm Democrat one year. duties. He will be assisted, Pay your subscription. SUBSCRIPTION HATE S AYER'S PILLS © o c c o © © o © © © © ©© m\im i c u m -*>()- SAY! AYER ' S PILLS Til IS IS NO HUM DUGTO DRAW TRADE! I MEAN BUSINESS. 1 roitl flow 1iiit.il the first daf of April I will sell my stock ,1 CLOTHING —AND— OVERCOATS A t 1 0 per c e n t a b o v e COST! If you don-1 think I meat! ft come and look through my STOCK It wont cost yon one c&ut if yoti dent purchase. I have a large atock and want to get rid of it before spring, C A L L AND LOOK I -o— f would call your attention to the big cut in prices in my other lines. -o RESPECTFULLY, w. L M\M, © .©.©. ©.© c©_ o © ccE. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1893_1102_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: November 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 1893-11-02 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/90ed2ccd57ead33180f97a6766c3c639.pdf 74121046d686a18dd3ea0e19238ba197 PDF Text Text VOL 6 BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, L893, NO. 5. We have the WaldenseHi A CHANCE FOR SOME 0XE. free coinage with a "conces­ ing against dishonesty. One Let us secure the Japs and W. M. Smith, an attorney We don't mind telling an sion of silver" which perpetu of the chief causes ol dishon­ esty is extravagance and an of Concord, is in receipt, of the Russialis.—Lllarlottfc Ob­ ates a cowardly makeshift. W. B. C0UNC1LL, Jit. esteemed contemporary, Another want we have is attempt to fly high, when letters from parties desiring server; which seeks to know what ATTORNEY AT LAY. to purchase so me large tracts The Republic wants in t^e sil for reliable information a- your wings are too short. 1 JOB FOR THE PREACHER. Boone, N. C. ver issue, a few wishes we bout the capacity of (he dein of land. It Was to Be Either a Conversion or Three "Bold" Hig-liTraymeu. One wants not less than ocratie organization. If it is ha ye been entertaining. the Funeral of a Mouutaiucer. W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. Last Friday night Todd 10,000 acres for grazing pur­ The democratic party is in not big enough to hold PresThe mountain circuit rider Clark, Moses Whitlow and poses, another wishes n. large Boone, N. C. power, and we want to show dentCleveiaud.Gov. Tillman. met me at the foot of Hurri­ Resident Physician. Office the country that it can gov­ Rich'd P. Bland, JohnG.Car one Garrison, all white, im­ )od.y of land upon which to cane gap in the Pine mount­ bibed some spirits and went ocate an English colony; on King Street north of Post ern economically and wisely lisle and Francis M. Cock roll ains, says a Detroit Free Office. over about the depot "to and another one is desirous and can respond to a public we want to know how it got Press man, and we rode a so small all at once. If dem- have some fun," as thev of purchasing 10,000 or 13, long together, and about a opinion every time. DR. L. C. REEVES. chose to term it. They walk 000 acres of hard timber land Mr. Cleveland represented crats have waxed so opinion­ mile from where the roads PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ed down the railroad track, or short leaf pine. the eastern democratic idea ated and touchy that they forked we were stopped by a Office at Residence. east of the depot and then Is there any reason why mountaineer with a Win­ Boone, N. C. of coinage—a gold standard must scatter because t li e y turned and came back. North Carolina cannotsecure chester, whom the preacher until an international agree­ differ on one of many s u b Then the "fun," which was these enterprises? We think ment can he reached. The Re­ jects of our complicated govknew. He presented me ill L. D. LOWE, "holding up" people they not. There will be no trouble public represents the West­ erment, and that one the sub due form, and when the na­ met, began. The first per­ in meet ing the wants of those ern idea of free eoinageonan ject about which men always tive knew I wasan "outsider" son they met was Jim Hamp people, provided owners of American basis; and we hope differ more or less, we want he didn't hesitate to talk. AND ton, colored. They laid hold such lands will make it that the West and South will to he posted.—St. Louis Re­ "I ju*t 3topped yer," he of Jim, but. he says lie known. Unless North Caro­ NOTARY PUBLIC, never get so far wrong in the public. said to the preacher, "ter ax thought they were drinking, lina rises to the demands of monometnlio silver direction yer to come up to the hoitsC BANNER'S ELK, N. C. and he pulled loose from the occasion, other states The Raven. that they will put Cleveland in the mornin'." Once upon a midnight ihem and escaped. R. H. quite ethusiastic on this sub­ "Anybody sick?" inquired in the right by comparison. Alexander colored,secretary ject, will reap the benefits of We want the democratic dreary, as I pondered weak the preacher. of the colored building and having such enterprises in­ ATTORNEY A'1 LAW, party to show that there can and weary, in a state of "No," and the mountaineer* loan association, was the troduced within their bor be disagreement about the sleepy stupor on the quiet hesitated. "You know you MARION, N.C next victim. He didn't have ders. c u r r e n c y - - o n w h i c n o h a l f Senate floor; while I nodded, have been talkin' ter me for '(o) any of the association's mon It may not he possible to a long tiirfe erboiit gitten re­ dozen men seem to he perfect slumber seeking, as of some Will practice in the courts oone always speaking, speak­ ey or any money of his own obtain the lauds in such large ligion, an' I been a holdin' Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ Iv parallel-without histories, about his person, and one o' bodies in Piedmont North ell and all other counties in the rending, crashing and part­ ing on the Senate floor. "It off!" is only Cockrefi," thought 1, his captors hit him two or Carolina, but there are such The preacher nodded and .ve.steni district.8^"S])ecittl atten ing of ways. three licks on the head with tracts available in any wes­ tion given to the collection ot We want every democratic "speaking on the Senate ooked pleased, for the?* was claims,"®* his fist. Then he was allow­ tern country. leader to he vaccinated a floor—only that and nothing a tone of penitence in the na­ ed to go. Anderson borders, Just a little effort secured r. J.O Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. gainst isms, so that the par­ more." tive's voice. also colored, was the next the Waldenses in Burke and Trade, Te«n. Zionville, N- C. ty will be supported by the "Cockrell," said I, quite "Well, I'veerbout made up held up. He had no money, that peopleare delighted and average good sense of t h e emphatic, "Populist or I)cm my tnind that I've got ter the but was relieved of a barlow the community bettered. South and West, and by tid­ ocratie, whether fate or p'hit when something's got some worse evil sent thee to knife and a pair of specta­ Such would be the resnlt ter be dchie. Jim GullinS ing sure of the agricultural cles. Jo. Wilson,an employe should the proper effort be States, have ample power to this Senate, cannot jou but came by rtiy place this morn­ BSTCalls attended at nil of Mr. C. J. Dundas, at the made in these latter moves. execute its reforms without once be quiet from his ever­ in'an killed one Uv my dogS honrs.'^&L spoke and handle works, was We have seen the letter and when I was away, an' you've eternally carrying New York lasting diet, from this weary hailed by the men, but as he the genf lemen, seeking these J line 1, '93. booted and spurred upon its wanton riot of just talk, and heerd me say what I thought talk so poor? Is there, is was near Mr. Dundas' fac­ properties, are (lead in earn­ of Jim Grulhns many a time K. F. LOVILL J. C. FLETCHER. back. tory he ran therefor help. est and mean to act at once. We wnnr New York a n d there any respite? Tell me, afore this!" Mr. Dundas went with Jo. to GRASP THE OPPORTUNISY I C o 1 o r a d o to prosper. We tell me, 1 implore!" Quoth The preacher nodded sbf j look for the would-be robbers, Cockrh11, "Nevermore!'' The imperial commissioner rowfully this time. want Pennsylvania and Ida­ but they had disappeared. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, from Japan is so impresssive "W'ell, I'm goin' down to ho to get just as rich as they "But the timesare dull am Saturday morning, on the with out exhibit at the Fair dreary, and the land is tired BOONE, N. 0. can. And we want not a cent see Jim now," continued the complaint of borders, a war that he proposes to visit the of this wealth to be browed and weary, and depression mountaineer, "an' if 1 git P3TSpecial given at rant was issued and Deputy State, with the view of set­ by legislation which taxes rules in every factory, mill him I'll be ready to jine the to the colletion Sheriff Shepherd arrestee tling a colony of his artisans. other States for that espec­ and retail store. While you meetin' house when you come stand there talking, talking, dark and Whitlow near He is a practical china and up en the mornin,'and if Jirct L. L. GREENE, & CO., ial purpose. We want Hie democratic danger through the land is town. Garrison has not yet porcelain manufacturer, and gits me you,11 have a funeral REAL ESTATE AG'TS. >een arrested. Just ice Lewis wants to utilize some of the party to swear before the peo stalking. Cease this weary, to preach, so's you won't lose! 'sat on" the case. The knife kaolin deposits of North Car­ HOONE,N. pie upon 1he Constitution endless talking. Taken vote nothin' by it nohow. I must taken from Borders was olina. He will bring the that a Government of o u r at half-past four. Let lis be gitliin along; good-by," Will give special attention ound in prosession of one of workers of clay a lid the de­ And slinging his Winchester to abstracts of title, the sale kind does not give money to vote at least by Christinas, if we cannot vote before. the parties but the spectacles corators as well, if he should into Hie hollow of his arm, he of Real Estate in W. N. a private citizen because be Those he ving farms, timber wants it, but tells what hon­ Quoth the Cockrell. Never­ were not found. Clark and decido to come. hurried away through the Whitlow claimed that they and mineial lands for sale, est money is and lets li i m more!" Again, the gentleman in thicket, leaving the circuit will do well to call on said Co. were only "in fun" and "jok­ charge of the California min get as much as he needs to So the Cockrell, never tir­ rider and me sitting on our at Boone. ing, never weary, still is tir­ ing," but the justice didn't era) exhibitannounces his in­ horses in the road, complete­ pay his debts and transact L L. GllEES & CO. see it that way and held tention to visit North Caro­ ly knocked out by the sud­ liia business just as he gets ing columns of the direst March 16, 1893. speeches ever mortal heard them in a bond a $100 each lina as soon as the Fair clos­ denness of it all and the pe­ anything else he needs. for the Superior Court. es, with a view of looking up NOTICE. We want the democratic before, and his eyes has all culiarity. Whitlow gave bond but investments in the goldflelde. Hotel Property for Snie. party not to think that The the seeming of a Demon's On account of failing health fighting is all over because that is dreaming, and the 'dark is now stopping with The renowned ex-geologist A Girl Lik*s "Pen" Life. of m yself and wife, I otfer for sale light upon him sh earning Mr. Joy n n'.—Lni)d inn rk. of California, Mr. Ireland,has Ltd a Davis, the colored the republican party is on its mv hotel property in the town of Still) E ds of Thought. also expressed these same de­ girl who was seutto the peni­ 1 will last legs. We very earnestly shows an empty Senate floor. Boone, North Carolina, and Mem may make creeds, but termination. ^11 low for cash and make terms want the party not to think Stdl he talks and talks, al­ tentiary by our late court o suit the buyer, and will take that it can remain in power though he knows he is an they can't make religion. These are merely a few of for larceny, writes to some of real or personal property in ex­ A woman oftener tells what the more prominent people her friends here, and says the if it splits up into classes at? awful bore. Will he stop? change. Apply soon. Ah, nevermore.—Bosten Ad­ she thinks than what she who express themselves as ride from War rent on to the W. L. BRYAN. the behest of hustling politi­ intending or desiring to visit pentitentiary vvas a charm­ knows. cians who pick out classes as vertiser. NO 1 ICE. The tongue wasn't made North Carolina. There are ing and delightful one, and convenient ladders to person Parties putting papers in al aggrandisement. Asheboro Courier: If all the to tell everything the eyes see many farmers, miners, lum­ gave her unallowed happiness my hand for execution will churches in the land were to or the ears hear. bermen, sportsmen, garden­ She says she is better dres­ We want our party to lit­ please advance the tees with Stinginess is preverted econ ers, etc., etc., who say they sed and fed than she ever was erally knock out the gold turn out members who do t h e papers and they will reare coming to the State. and is living in clover. She cei v e prom pt a tten t i on, o th er s t a n d a r d . B u t w e d o n o t refuse to pe.y their debts there omy. would be fewer members, but No man is absolutely free More work of this kind has says . the pentitentiary, in­ wise they will be returned want it to begin the opera­ not executed for the want of tion by pronouncing a re­ the world would have confi­ from hypocrisy. been done in the last three stead of the place ladies sup­ I). F. BAIRI> SHFF. R*EES. Most of the beautiful things weeks than almost the whole pose it to be. is the best place peal of the Sherman act a 'to dence in those who were lelt Hhe ever saw, and, she only time before October. tal demon.tization of silver in Zion. Then membership in in the world do not talk. FOR SALE! the church would be a badge Death casts no shadow un­ The above intelligence regrets that her father and while Cleveland is President.' In the town of Boone, a com of distinction worth m o r e corncs from commissioner little sister, are not there fortable dwelling house with We do not want to see that than gold and rubies. It is til it is wear. Love beats the reveille on T. K. Bruner. with her—a sentiment and beginning, because the state­ 6 rooms and live fire places, a good sign to see the reli­ young hearts, and the tattoo And now one word. Let wish this whole community with nine acres of land, good ment is palpably untrue. In spring, some apple, peach and the first place all the silver gious press agitating the sub on old ones. us grasp the opportunity. heartily reiterates.— Wanvnchestnut trees, situated some we have coined since 1878 j p c t . I t i s a t h e m e f o r t h e Hope paints only in the Let every effort be made, ton Gazette. 300 yards from Main street. pulpit and for the prayer bright colors. when the personages above It is a desirable private resi-, will he just as much money m eeti ng. Dishonest men The groat man is great in mentioned enter our borders, For Malaria, Livtr Trou­ dence. The place will be sold as it ever was; and in the sec­ cheap on terms to suit the | ond place, silver has never should have their place with knowing how to make others to treat them courteously ble,or Indigestion, purchaser. For further par- been money of final account scandal-mongers and blas­ make him great.—Detroit and hospitably, .and let us BROWN'S IRON BITTMUI ticiilnrs apply to I. W . Thorn since 1873. You can't knock phemers and should wear a free Cress. not hesitate to make them t&g~Onc dodar pnys for Hie collar or badge of a criminal. ! 1 S , I l i b r i t e n , N . o r W . B . out a wrong with a nursery see what our resources are. Democrat one year. Council), Boone, N. (J. rhyme. And you don't fete! A healthy sentiment is gi o\i- j ju»p a y your subscription. PROFESSIONAL. Attornsy a! Law Butler & Blackburn, Physicians & Surgeons. LOViLL & FLETGHER, This Would About Suit. �jr* ""h Watauga Demoorat ,0 A BURGLAR DEMORALIZER. MOTTGAGE SALE. By virtue jf a mortgage dec! executed to mo by John lb King and Robt. H. Gray, of the firm of King A Gray, ot BlowingIlock N. 0., and the same also signed by M. W. Gray, wife of Itobt. 11. Gray, dated Sept. 27. 1892, 1o secure the payment of ($1,900) nineteen hundred dollars with in­ terest at rate of 9 per cent per an num. the same being due on the 1st day of Oct. 1893. I will on the 1st Monday in Dec. 189'^ the same being the 4rt.li day of Dec., to satisfy said note and interest on same and cost of this sale, sell for cash to the highest hi Ider at the court house door in Boone, what is known ns the King and Gray Blowing Hock Hotel, and lot, situated at Blowing Ilock, N. c., and containing some four acres of land more or less, t h e same being the land bought bv said King and Gray from 8. M. Clarke in the year 1888 to which deed reference is had for more complete discription. as is also had to the mortgage deed under which this sale will be made, both of weieh deeds are duly recorded in the Register's office'of Watau­ ga county. This Oct."24th, '93. L. W. ESTES, Mortgagee. "I onoe invented," sai<l a man who lived in the suburbs, A D IOMO ( RATKifaaiily newspaper | t o a N e w y o r k y u n reporter, votau to the interest- ot Loun-I . . , . . •y, State and Nation. Published "it burglar demoralizer that evHi-y Thursday at Ho one, Wa­ wan very effective in its way, tauga County. N. C. but 1 never got it patented, because! didn't chink I ought COLLECTOR ELIAS' CASE. to. It was a very simple con It is Given aii Entirely Now Tw ist. trivance. It cosisted mere­ Washington, I). C., Oct,31. ly of a stout wire stretched [Special.]—There w a h no acrossthe floor at such a dis­ meeting of the fin.mice com­ tance from thedoor and win­ mittee this morning and con­ dows that anyone entering sequently no action was tak­ would get under headway be­ en on the c.iBe of Kope fore reaching it, and low Elias. If Congress adjourns enough so that he would fall without the Senate taking over it. There had been a action, ns Congress now number of burglars in our seems sure to do, the nomin­ town, and so I fitted up the ation fails and a new appoint­ lower floor of our house with ment must be made, it would the demoralizer. We adjust­ not be unprecedented, but ed the wires the last thing at it would be extremely unus­ night, when we were locking ual for the President to re­ up. appoint Elias, but it may be "One night—about three claimed by Elias' friends that nights I think after we had the committee simply failed set them up -we heard a W. B. OOUNCILL , Atty. for L. to act for want of time. noise at the back door, and W. Estes. Should Elias be reappointed we knew the somebody was NOTICE it is believed that such act­ c o m i n g . W e g a t h e r e d a North Carolina, Watauga Co. ion wouM bring about an round the head of the back LI the Superior Court Before the adverse report and a vote re­ stairs and listened. Thebnr- Clerk John B. Taylor vs. Polly jecting him at the verj' open­ lur got in without much Me I jeard and others. ing of the regular session in trouble and closed the door It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that James .Jestes, December. softly behind him, and then Andrew Vance and wife. Julia, The failure ol the commit­ for a moment every thing was Vance three of the defendants in tee to take action is an at­ very still. Then tlieie was a the above entitled proceeding are non-residents of the state, and tempt on the part of some great thud that fairly shook that, they are necessary parties Senators to avoid creating the house, then another mom to said proceeding. The said Dad feeling. By giving the ent of stillness, and the sup­ James Jestes, Andrew Vance and wife, will, therefore, President an opportunity to pressed, but steady sound take Julia Vance, a p« tition has notice, that make another nomination, of human vo ce. It was the been filed in the office of the Clerk without a formal rejection of burglar sittingou the kitchen of t.h» Superior Court of Watauga County N. 0. asking, that a lost Elias, it is hoped that a new floor cu.ssin.' deed may be restored, and that man, not objectionable to "After awhile we moved they are required to appear, at either side, maybe appoint­ around a little up stairs to said office on or before Dec. 1st. ed. let him know we were on deck, 1893. and answer or demur to said petition, or the petitioner and ho got upand went away. will move for the relief demanded MUKDKR OF CARTER HARRISON. He didn't takennything, but in said petition. This Oct. 10th The astonishing feature (if Mrs. Suburb said she had 1893. Joe B. Todd, c. s. c. the murder uf Carter Harri­ rather ho had taken every­ son, Mayor of Chicago, lies thing there was in the house H o l l y S p r i n g C o l l e g e . not so much in the deed it­ than to hear him swear so, Hi:tier, Johnson, Co., Teim. self as in the fact that the and that is why I never got Beautifully and accessibly Mayor's habits made it pos­ the demoralizer patented. It located. sible. Ample boarding'accommo­ was effective, but it would Chicago this year was like­ have seemed like offering a dations. Faculty of six teachers ly to attract, among the premium on profanity." Two hundred and eighty thousands of rational p°rfive studentsjjhiMt year. A HOSPITABLE PEOPLE. BOU8 drawn to the Fair, n ma­ Both sexes admitted. jority of the cranks of the T'ie Piedmontese are to a Thorc ugh work done in all country, witless people who great extent the untraveled branches. Next session begins Aug. Would perhaps be called ec inhabitants of an nntraveled 7 1893. centric by their neighbors, country. Curiosity mingles Write for catalogue. but who were not regarded with kindness in their eager­ JAS. II. SMITH, PRES'T. as dangerous. Mayor Har ness to see strangers within EDUCATE YOUR GIRLS rison knew this and had been the.r doors, and any wayfar­ —A 7 — warned that he ought, for er who chooses to make him­ Claremont Female Col his own sake, to make ndrait- self agreeable, and can break ance to at least his home the monotony of their se­ more difficult to strangers. questered exiHtnnce. repays HICKORY, N. C. But, a man of intensely dem­ them amply for hisentertoin- Unsurpassed for location, thor­ ocratic feelings, he could not ment. The author of "Coun­ oughness and cheapness. Christian, but not sectarian. bear 1o shut out, even from try Life in Piedmont" says: Faculty able and painstaking. his private residence, anyone Unbounded hospitality is Special advantages in Music. who fancied he had business characteristic of all thriving Send for Catalogue. with him, and the result is agricultural districts. Those ADDRESS L. MURPHY, President. REV. J. his death at the hands of a who gather from a plentilnl "crank" hitherto held harm­ land the fruits which most UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA less, but whose bullet none immediately contribute to EQUIPMENT:—Faculty of twen­ the less did its deadly work. man's sustenance, are al­ ty-five teachers, eleven buildings, seven scientific laboratories, li Foreigners almost invuri ways glad to share with brarv of 30,000 volumes and 31 (5 a »|v express astonishment friends and guests the boun­ students. . t our public officers, even ties whidh might otherwise he INSTRUCTION.—F i v e goner., 1 courses; six brief courses, proles up to the president, are so wasted. sional courses in law, medicine, rendily approached. But, at Every one has heard of the engineering and chemistry; op least since Garfield's death, peasant girl who pressed a tional courses. our presidents are as well king to partake of some ap­ EXPENSES:—Tuition, $60 pei ples. assuring him that what j warded as it is possible for lie did not take "would be year. Scholarships and loans foi the needy. tuem to he if they arc to ap­ given to the pigs. Address PRESIDENT WINSTON. pear in public at nil. The I once threw a word across Chapel Hill, N. C preventive for such tragedies the he ige to a group of rus­ as that in Chicago on Satur­ tics who were gathering their day lies in public officials re­ walnuts, to congratulate them on the bountiful har­ ORE DOLLAR fusing to see strangers at vest. « nil fit home, and in inuniciplities "Yes." they cried out, joy a >.•.<? y> securing for the protection of Ollsly, holding up their bas­ It easily earned by unv one of cither ee.t in an; part of work i»idu» their officers the one man kets and aprons. "Have trlomlvthe c.irtntty, wno i« willing to we furnish st the employment which some! have some! There's i'he la&or i< light an-.i plcavaut, and vou ran IU who is to be had in large cit­ ritk whatever. out enough for cats and dogs voa can give the We fit y»u trial complete,»o tlia. business a without expeiini ies whose training enables this vear "—Ashevillei itizen. to vonr,elf. For thow willing to il<> a little work this 1, tho grandest offer made. You can wort alt day, or in the evening only. If you are em him to detect the "crank" at p'oyei, and hare a few spa." hoars at your dliniMl, utilise them, and wld t« your income, aglanc . All cities, of course, SB O? ELECTRICITY • mr tin.iiiess will not in: rfere :i: all. Vou v, i' j 'p ly' je an,A,:cd on the utart tiie rnoldlfy and t-s cannot do this; nor is it upon «ioiUr, dtoJ & S^cal irdltoti by which you Mimu dollara.'c sue, p.. ifnlday it ittt lav t/mi i v> n l»e^r»n*ier» frowi necessary that ail should; but foe it..' Trentioent t»f Chr#ul« Si ft hour. ,4nv one «*n rut, the Iruineac ? > * < - . 1 ail. Yoa rhoald try ,u,thing el.;r tfkyflt -ret. PriiixU'. c I n! •r yoerrei' what yoti can do jrt Utc * that it lv.ifi not rime in May JltSTK^BO® KW9". ••<",. Cl'lt •riilrfi re oifcr. iSo eanital rirked. i or Hnrri on's case, and de­ 4IITAV.ANXrcr.lv In «'! ca«. rand Workefe; now*,my* they raak- a' •>> fi. ««*it nrmnpft} em) iii. m 1 wr». Tiiey bitiMO, . K spite his protest if necessary, • f ? " •-• , ' * ->» cem*. 'lisrumps f li«l boo* t Tii ediiifed 'oshould trv tiii* a* o:,c« them Write *<-e ntX'Tf 'S.V«, 8 How 'onreeit. Addres.y tl. ft ti.'.KTT A i'" -ore inerr.. Cvll «r address. is astonishing and approach­ hoi WtO, Purtlkcd, Al OR. KROST K SHELL & CO.. es criminal carelessness.— *S5IS Hfhtiru lUtp.mrr. KflASTltD, TtliTi. Ashevilie Litizen. lege ,,r 0i:i:il3!Illl]illllilIi|l|tt']l.,!llllti]lSISII!!:dlllllllllll!i:illll!t!i<!>< ?I.QS3INA V, OVERMAN'S SQpcoi :* \2\ ; ' ,A V - U A V 1 - " *-• ' GiFICT HOKYfiEN IS E -o» OF I « 1,7 ' U'l V '"'l ; ;l3!: CJ3 ii 55 GO £ o m i. mfcAtmoN A 12 ..yTitey, Pirn,;.-.e, r? Y ,. *. .., . Ajaeiilrts Shop, ~-.it. •Pit ,v. 1 V mid nj»y J*ro unoc ea. . y r»\ to fjo the beak tKe jvr • , • t uv- v invented, r •.vn e'-.jf.; :• xx ONCE ; L Vihi RTg Go., > Sapplf ?r7."- P. ?.»; v.rtu . SMtORi ¥ fsEWiss© mr.t 5 YEARS .t3 ft w• • J V - •pooial mcticst- s edOxygett treat- a meat lcrdiee&e- 3 c9 cr the noes, c throdt&nd Ju.igu S* The ibheifttions 2 N-r AiAR^H ASrUfffi contain Oertui- 5 oideu and Disin-« VWBMt . . iNSdMPTlON fortenti, in ad- g . , ^fc«0BCHlTlS ait ion tothchert^ |, KAY FEVER Known spboiGo* 2 fov thoee die- ~ oiHoe,,'.: vfyir.paoremedyhyinhftWfcitinrl"ht to 2 : tJiu fs'it of t3 . disnaoe, mahint? it a POSITIVE 3 ^ ti B'-pa/kta Gpoclflcs u>iod in Catarrh and a '•'4 Hr.y-r •- '4 ' r Ts'. £. palest medicine. Yhyslolana p.<'soviet) it iu'their practioo. I ^ifSPSCI NEWS PA rlie Ihideofthe North na Dress." aroi lift 7 he 11 i lmingt on AIes se ngei K LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER Do you want a reliable paper giving you all tiie news of the world—a Democratic newspaper U that equals the best-has the largest circulation, and has for twenty-one years been a part 0- V and factorin thegrowth and devt. a velopment of the- Old North >'i s- -• t, V MEf'iCATKB I nj I ic»cr 3 ? im I OXYGEN I U' State? Then subscrbe for - '• > t Vt. b t3TK .3^.-'jidS8aas«tf®aRaBSS5sa2 « »r» TH WILMINGTON I 1 f i) M 1 DfpotJturlOft? S2 fl " "V.Aln«»HnjH hit., I % U)ta, Oa, 2 M eg ''M f - , ; 610 Slb'Hy BuiMin®, Omaha. Nuo. Lj g M Campaign Partes: Lonfrvlllt. Ky. H 5 itlrvUlr, _ _ • >. ' - \&i. -IS c 2 The "Daily Messenger," by 'i E --'5 f'' .;! f-.L X!:ASIl5 addre*eed to ne ~ ' i'.'r ~ yen hy r«iurn mail copy of onr id-i,evep:.- a>u|?thetroatmoutlafoh. Bendri mail, 4 months on trial, for V •*. ji' «.'Ei U«J • tr/io $2 .00 • '• .? -v |WtK-n NASHVILLE, g . • • ' • •••• •••« I \u,6H w., TENM. § iThe weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger," (the largest and .m. mi th M. Mi <Tk A A.M m fs 9; -' '• F J A COMPLETE PElt Do you want to aid in building nXYOEMlathol up a paper that shall reflect tin? U ll.e givingel- 3 greatest credit on North Faroe na, no matter where it may b seen ? Then patronize C1CTEIIIE 11 fi &?y% £:« P.HTrO fe:.v»r" 2 , NATURE'S .. best paper in the State) 9 months on trial for $1.00 Cash in advance. Both papers are large Eight-Page sheets. Send Postal Card with the address of live per­ sons and receive sample cop­ ies of THE MESSENGER. Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. CURE FOR ..vi _ .. • . ' CATARRH I < g> » nw * » ee » e v o TAKE THE Shinoi biiicago and Alton R. R. -GOING- EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. West and Northwest. 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Put up In attractive and orig­ inal packages and packed Wi band#on>« counter display boxes of six pounds each (either size); is only sold io packages, at a reasonable and much lower price to the cons: ner than any other package tea on the market of any merit whatever and affords the dealer a fair profit; is a thop* oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ lutely pure, always the same ; free from DEALERS dust SAVANNAH, GA. will find the Five and Ten Centpackage9 the cheapest and most salable package tea on the market and consumers pro­ nounce it "the best and most economical. Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy to sell and has proved a big success wherever Introduced. We are extremely anxiou9 to have all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ quest that you include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house t or order direct of us, we will see that yoQ are supplied. For further information address ' . THE KIN-GO TEA CO., Baltimore M. 10 if# r PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER <-"v ENDORSED BY > }'M~Ar\ 0'' i'••$£ PROF A. L WETZ, P. H.S, of Medical Department To'ana University of Louisiana, who, after a Cirofnl analysis, pronounce* It a pare Cream Tartar Powder, whiuli he cheerfully recommends to the public. • Vi.' "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" -r • iu-' ~ ^% a r?! t ? I - fi A J '-v PUSE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. You Want it. Ask Grocer For it > '• "it I>4 s H IB H s i* & | "S -s o ^ "5 v § C n GULF MFG. GO. •HtftsHa , ox, KM corn . / II i 1 One of t.t»r BESTTCl- _ I it rscope* tll«* \verli1, (hir facilities ar uPtquiYh fl, und to introduce our superior goods we will rcndFHF.P too in etch locality, oeabotc Only thone who write tou -iat once can mwke eur^ of the chenre All you hare to do Irreturn U to show our goods to those who call—your nc<ghbori £YE',": and thoao sromid you The befflr.nirjr of this advertorient Ay,M0i shows the «mall end of the tele scop* Tbo following cot, give* the appourauce of it reduced W- . U.v nk run*€\it r w fafcl l5ifi.L.p . H24i8tfeled l>tci ALT. aaacker Spa«&4 Ce. S* t\ •Vmt Ibo fiAMh part of Its h u l k . I# isa rrand. double mze teletoope,«s largeas isonsy to carry Wa will also show you how you tin malt* from tof$lQa dsy n« L'dsl, from the start,with­ out eipericnce Hotter write at once Wo pay all express charge* Address, H HALLKT f A CO Bo* WB. FOHTLAND, MAI : iv rojrn hack Acnm. Or you aro all worn out, really good lor no'hing, it is general debilftv Try mtorrirs IKON nirrnnv. If Will euro yon. cleanse yonr liver, and c'vo e good appetite. • " • ai wj • ?,« % - A Lfi h.' C« «»ta. and Tra^-M.wirs ohtstee-d and t vtii bii. ie.-rf< eocdactsrl f >r Moderate F MP ir C ice la Opposite 0. S. Patent t-te. and we can sern.ro patent in les3 tima that re.note f.-o.n Washington. Send^model, drawing or photo., •with d. «f.> i. V> e advise, ii patentable or si 1 ( charge, f'nr fee not one till patent !<-. re A f r.o! !af. "Row to Ohtai® r-.tent«' nsines of actual client* in y -k:&w q e-,,,1 town, rent free. Addreu, G.A.-m.CW&O Oppoarte latent OHioe, Waahkigtec, fj, �• mmr- yygt mm mtmmmm if* to t lie Couj mi t tee on Coinage THE Democracy of North Collectors El ins ami Sim The Rutherford College, with instructions was voted Carolina will stand by Presi­ raons have neither been con­ Burke County^ N. C,, down—yeas 109, nays 175, dent Cleveland and the Dem­ firmed b.} the Senate. The ». B. Dotfglu ftj> Editor. Will open its Fall Term, R. C. Rivers, Publisher and then the Senate substi­ ocratic Congress in repealing, President h a s re-uppuintrd Aug. 3, 93, under ver y prom tute was concurred in yeas, or at least emasculating the I hem, and they will still hold iHing prospects, li is ten miles 195; nays, 94. The bill was Sherman law. and thus car­ until the next session unless west of Hi "Ivory, N. C., near Thursday Nov. £, /£,93. s. , signed by the Speaker-short­ rying out one of the most they fail to accept, which is t lie noted Connelly Springs, whose waters are being ship­ ly after its passage in the important demands of the not probable. The Repeal Bill. ped to Europe almost every House. Chicago platform. Now con­ Ill order that our renders day. Board, inelu<!inge v ery The announcement that firm Mr. Cleveland's North Miss Daisy Garland, dangh may know the nature of the expense, is from $5. to $9. per repeal hill that passed the the House had concurred in Carolina appointments and tor of Ex Attorney Garland month. Puition ra ngesfrom II. to |4. per month. No Senate, known as the Sher the Senate amendment was pass the Tariff hill, and our of Washington, while suffer­ healthier, happier and more man act, we give below the made to the Senate at 3:10 glorious 50,000 major ity of ing with religious meloneho! o'clock, but it was 4 o'clock last year won under the bril­ ia shot herself with a pistol Both Had flczema moral place can be found in full text of the bill. We are America. A complete busi­ tri Its Worst Form often asked since the fina when the enrolled bill was liant leadership of Ransom, 27 ult. She was 23 years ness co ii rse a fct ache J. A d d ress After Physicians Failed, Hood's passage of the repeal bill, laid on the Vice President's Simmons and Glenn will be old. Dli. It. L ABERNETHY, PRESIDENT, Sarsaparilla Perfectly Cured. "if silver has been killed," or desk fof his signature. Im­ repeated next year inspite of Rutherford College, N. C. Great mental agony is endured by Mrs. D. L. Ward, formerly parents who see their children suffering "why has the Senate killed mediately after it was return­ any combinations the world, from diseases caused by impure blood, ana silver." We learn that theii ed to the House Committee the flesh and the devil may Miss Jean Gales, is lying crit for which there seems no cure. This is is an effort among the popu on Enrolled Bills, which com­ make.—Newton Enterprise. ically ill at her home in turned to joy when Hood's Sarsaparilla is n V. I L L1 resorted expels the foul humors K mittee is charged with the du­ Frank! inton. Mrs Ward has from theto, for it and restores the dis­ iists to make8uch an impres­ blood, North Carolinians are coin­ many friends here, who will eased skin to fresh, healthy brightness. sion on the minds of the peo­ ty of delivering it to the Pres­ Read following ident for his signature. ing to the front. The Atlan­ regret to hear this, and all "To C.theITood & Co., from grateful parents: ple. They tell the people I. Lowell, Mass.: "We think Hood's 8arsapaiilla is the most The President signed the ta Journal of Saturday Jos­ hope that she may recover. that silver has been killed valuable medicine on the market for blood and Me wish to call attention to our SKin <11 leases. Our two children suffered terri­ and a gold standard has Repeal hill at exactly 4:30 eph us Daniels, and a sketch bly with the line of second-hand been established. Let our o'clock this afternoon, one of his life and promotion to The Yadkin Valley News Worst Form of Eczema Buggies, Carts, wagons, readers inform themselves on hour and thirty-five minutes the chief clerkship of the In­ says, that Cleveland's name lor two years. We had three physicians in that time, hut neither of them succeeded In Hacks, Harness Etc, curing even in this question, read the sub­ after its passage. It was terior Department. Sunday will go "thundering flown the I'Oiof. thent or we tried giving them a little At, last Hood's Sarsaparilla a month brought to the White House morning's New York Herald ages'' by the side of Wash­ and yinci»r<-d. Wo both children were per­ i hey are almost good as new, joined Voorhee's bill and see fect! recommend by Representative Albert J. contained a picture and ington Jefferson's and Jack­ and persons wishing to buy can if it does not recognize silver Hood's Sarsaparilla •ecure bargains bv calling on us. both as to value and Coin­ Pearson, of Ohio, chairman sketch of Walter H. Page, of son's. r.s h «»andard family medicine, and would not be without it." MJI. n;i<l Mull. M. M. SOLLER, We have a big lot of NEW age. Silver is as much alive of the House Committee on the Forum, another bright 1412 Und Avenue, Altooua, i'a. The Bible Reader, of Rich­ MOOD'S RIIL8 '•nr.- I r.rtla, constipation, BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS. as it ever was and always Enrolled Bills, who had talented son of the old North ibdlfiwtion. made the trip from the Cap­ State. We are glad to see mond has be^n suspended for biliousness, ]rtunUii<>, nick be;. i H.tftNES^ Ac will be in this country. The on hand, which will be sold on itol on a cable car Mr. Pear our young men so highly ap­ some months, will be revived repeal bill only stops the reasonable terms, if we have not buying of the bullion by the son reached the White House preciated and to know they soon, by a new company got what ,yon want, we will Special Vrtractious: Mat' bless ecretary of the Treasury, about 4:25 o'clock and was are carving for themselves with Rev. E. L. Pill oseditor. •lim ite. Wonderful health re< ord. take pleasure in getting anv immediately admitted into such a brilliant career.—Dur­ nothing more. Here it is: Delightful homelife. Well ordered "If a woman looked in hm ••oilrue ofinstruetions. Thorough thing for yon in our line. We buy The substitute as agreed the President's office while ham Sun. conscience as often as sin l.v equipped gymnasiums. Music direct from manufacturers and to strikes out the whole of the President was examin­ can, therefore, give you r t r j "We believe a man should looks in her mirror she ti11• 1 •!i* the celebrated Prof. Grathe House bill, and inserts in ing the figures of the vote on bau (German). Art under Vfiss close prices. lieu of it the following: That the final passage of the mean take all the papers he possi­ woulden't be uny the worse Bl.vt tie ( Pal is). House in seven We have a full line of new Har •lares of wooded lawn in the heart the act approved July 14th, ure. Secretary Carlisle and bly can, but he should take for it." of a beautiful city. Roonus finely lieSs Collar's, _ bridles, etc. ev­ 1890, entitled an act direct­ Attorney General Olney were his home paper in preference The doors of the great finished. Steam hsoringand sen ery I uing in the harness line. Can ing the purchase of silver bul­ present when the President to any other. Along on this itary plumbing throughout. The beat the world on prices. lion and issue the Treasury attached his signature.- Sec­ line the Concord Standard World's Fair wu-eolosed Oct. charges as low as a fine school We will take in exchange, notes thereon, and for other retary Carlisle had come over says: —"A man may subscribe 3lst, It has been truly a can make them. Seui for cat a logue. Address horses, mules, and also good bee great success. purposes "as d.rects the Sec­ to the White House tv) see the for a half dozen papers, but REV. JBMES ATKINS. cattle. Give us a call. retary of the Treasury to final act in the repeal legisla­ the one that ought to have AsheVIlie, N. C. tiENKEL, CRAIG # CO. purchase from time to time tion, while Mr. Olney had the first claim upon him is 'The Bristol Courier says, Lenoir X. C. silver bullion to the aggre­ dropped in to see the Presi­ the home paper, not alto­ that "if prominent men only gate amount of five million dent on a matter relating to gether on account of its are to be assassinated, then i V • Ive hundred thousand ounc- his department. When the worth but as a matter of lo­ we have no fears." BOTANIC The total admissions to s, or so much thereof as may enrolled copy of the bill was cal interest. He should take rSH fiMMi >e offered in each month at presented, and Mr. Pearson pride in supporting the pa­ the World's Fair was about SW !&£? jFt ti Wa the market price thereof, not explained what it was, Mr. per of the community in 22,000,000. 'xceeding onedollar for three Cleveland immediately took which he lives.' NOTICE. n nan ;* I* G til LF v U h ; • ?>L 4 I hr. re ju»t- received a nice uuidred and seventy one and up his pen and wrote these Tbi® :;twr.r1»rd toted, By virtue of a power of sala fine of Dress Goods eauais*nr . wa.uCiag-. for f.-mj y ...a \ . y News-Observer-Chronicle: contained in a certain mortgage * jty-five one-hundredths words in thelower left hand o.ii f-ualco*;i - [>n<r»lei»a.X X waa i i * ' tt ing of Wit1! X » . J • L > U \ %0 i «! •««*** T wblel* 1» l» Me..rains of pure silver, and to leaner: Approved Novem- WE observe that t^e, admin­ executed to me b,y Win. H. H. nevir (»ll* li frnu. TI>1 <.g " . f,r* s» White and Black Emqulc%l> «iml "! >sne in payment for such ber 1. 1893. Grover Cleve­ istration proposes to utilize Greene on March ?, 1892, to se­ » g-mi fTi'ni t 'an « (t- •r r:i» ...; j., u.»» tic rr broided tSkirfing. A cure an indebtedness of $290.00, IB. J »r>» to- net»i <tjjp) ia*n«e • • • taijH'' iB." >ur hases Treasury notes of land," and the bill became a silver still further by coining s u b j e c t t o c e r t a i n c r e d i t s , t h e big lot of White ar m; a. I.-. . I; l* fiviir; bullion, and by this menus said indebtedness being for the 1 he United States, be and the law. i ,••.•id ». tI>; v -f.-1 ijrr A Goods, Worsted* u free a part of the seignoragrv bulance^of the purchase money • ri ..>*•* ILf Wf>cxi r.rt.i hviog* mt is hereby repealed. •i :."irny e.mi etc. A niea it in ivUtrJU. »> rtvw. i j ii.. lio! as it is called. The treasury r>i the land, I will sell lor cash at Here is how- the vote on the *nd it is hereby declared to public, o itcry at the court house line of larfren' ,t..- vi!'.!• i r'v. " r:«.»- -W.th ••• vla tilv .-'.* ,; r v>'>u , ;• '.i.— .•>aa ' /nrl ti tb« pcr.UC. Sir nil >e the policy of the United final passage of the repeal will thus come into the poses- door in Boone on Dee. 11, 1893, • '.« •' '31'I»• ar *r»—« •' if>>Jf « ' Is- vtv,.. • >): i !•!' »<i r n<< ~' of lif: ; ,a«'.5cly Trimmed and Ur.trirrrwec States to continue the use of bill in the Senate stood: 20 sion of silver dollars, which it being the second Monday in 'v' K.r.nHw-i fc, t».-. td ¥' .k Xi'\ 1•• t». > K t'f' ; . tvab*..?. H'z.tn.-iit. t iiATS Decern ber, a tract of land on* t he .i*.' ££ '9ot £ii oth gold and silver as stand- democrats voted for repeal will add to its supply, and to waters of Laurel Fork of Watau­ .r H't-tkMii li-rt'Oiu Tig. e:c. rd money, and to coin both and 19 voted against it; 23 that extent the silver circul­ ga river, in Boone township Wa­ # Also » rirnmiiigs, Tipe and Flo were for Hals. .'NVKSNTI.VRN POR VOONYTLF. ation will also be increased. tauga county, adjoing the lands old and silver into money republicans voted for repeal l>.>r oil.- ir-t, •* . . .V.. ->fUVs»iwt»J»U» of \\ m. Hodges, calloway Hodg­ it I' lit 1,1. /!'A nice Hue of ladies equal intrinsic and ex- with the 19 democrats, and The amount to be coined is .•»: r, t i i t t> ifmf es and others containing 40 acres to the iu. v. tmid Gent's 8hoes. .p R.'li'f 10 iuoWM fi"T !»«»»*# nif • i <ii'A. LiThe ' tr'Jcsa.-a*i»««a hangeable value,such equal- four populists voted against stated at a boat four millions more or less. For a luller descrip Bitr lot of Tin-ware ,i> ,;ii.»ui "i aoiiiiJ. tUit PaVai • t0<s..| ty to be secured through in- repeal with the nineteen dem­ a month. We call the atten­ tion of said land refer to book V ..*|JU it loi/t;i|#H« .ifa.p-wi. tixif o Satwtt th" pw•«. gt«ftV Glass-ware a n <1 . ,.».)<! Olu-iSir tion of those who are inter­ pages 578,etc, of the records of ' u.nvii to tlv ernasioual agreement, or ocrats. " .*1.W ;I»V a.,It' , 9C.&! for Jt Watauga* county where s a i d C / a j * e _ A good y such safe guards of lega­ The vote for repeal was43; ested in currency questions mortgage is duly recorded. This Vi aivlo t:y dvr ipt'ita ; If -lot, r s: 'i to uc. line of Nations. A big • c:,i D'.ODD ?*LS* , ASftnto, Ci Against repeal 32. to this action on the part of Nov. 9, 1893. * tion ns will insure the lot of Jeans e nd Pottonades. Just co mo aintenance of the parity in Taking the vote as it was the Democratic administra­ J. P. Haga man, Mortgagee, tion. Silver is to be coined Spain hour I'c Coffey Attys lor •A* •NOAONIX3-I 'HllfWS "M SOSIIM alue of the coins of the two cast there seems to he no po­ 111 500 ions of Crockcrv«J»,nojp ioA "iig-piHat, "iV piiVnS, WSSSS "*"Nu» J*HUH i R-««X\,ON£~A OIL P» 0 JXVI-M 'P"'",! A.,?A netals and the equal power litical significance about it. now, while for the past two ware. •untHioxl. Mortgagee. P»P°IWS "noiunx Bcti rioni .mtqw pjvog pun 'A49noiivnv,' '•onm.r »n||i.|oo, • n jt,.;, n "'"I LL I)"JI i° 4- •W»II|»I«JT »|MQVNPMN OOO'OI 01 -Itlanuan f every dollar at all times in but wns very much mixed. 3 ears its coinage had entire­ We ar« Ag»yt for THE XORTH CAROLINA 0|AAPNTHOO« I VV oof leu Mills. e markets in the payment While the democrats haveon ly ceased. Let Marion But­ College of Agriculture and Mechanic­ a » '«•"••"ii ££2*2 , P!J0M of} cig6it//oj 8Sf>ursnffi6ogy}S9c/vat/j„ al Arts. f debts. And it is hereby ly one majority for repeal, ler stick a pin there \ big lot of Pfoth n o w r > n AJ.ISH3AINH 'AX JO Will begin its Fifth Sesssiou .F >L"!P AON!*31 EPILOG [CJ9J8UIUI0Q • iiKUfl, ther declared that the ef- the republicans had fourteen majority for repeal. It is nos The death of Carter Harri­ v>ep. 7, 1893. This College is rts of the Government Just received a nice lot of lould be steadily directed to a political victory either way. son, Mayor of Chicago, by now well equipped for its spe­ cial work, having extensive SUGAR tablishment of such a safe It is only a division of finan­ the assassin Pendergrast was wood and iron shops, careful stem of bi-metallism as will c i a l s e n t i m e n t a m o n g t h e a shocking affair. It is time l.v fitted up drawing rooms, Brown and Granulated, and that such men were immedi­ chemical, botanical and HorCoffee. aintain at all times the Senators. ately put out of the way. t icult lira! la bora tories, green A big lot i f Hoes, lual power of every dollar The fight is at last over Nails. fined or issued by the Unit- and we are glad of it. The Theidea of an assassin select house and burn. The teaching force for the Horse shoes, 1 States, in the markets and country would not have been ing the most prominent men next year consists of 15 men. OA* shoos C, the payment of debts. ruined if the opposition had and slaying them in cold The two courses lead to grad etc. —— succeeded in defeating the re- blood and then claim that nation in Agriculture and in BE COMES A LAW. p^ a | The administration has they were crazy, is too ridic­ Mechanical and Civil Engin­ No goods sold on time, un­ WASHINGTON; NJV. 1.—The succeeded in carrying out the ulous to allow, a.r,d we think eering. *iuy CHT'X,-. tv bu t oae of cither »<-x in anv less secured by mortgage. trio <• '.In C.I•uiilry. who is wlllinK to work. ioduH mi • dies were put on 1 le policy on the financial inud- tliey ought to be sum ma rial ly Total cost a year, including The I ah ;r • fie employnrr-t which we lurniiiii iJThl oad ple*»*nt, and you run no hoard: Recollect that I will sell ris: whairrer, >Ve fit yau out coinpfete,iw that llTei Pu ' h isc hi in the die. We believe it is for the dealt with sane or insane. yea ce.i **re you good goods and will not County • tridents, #93.50. to youivlf. the huxinetH n trial without ext Vor tho« willing to do*ftJIttSfewwk! These kind of cranks ought P®® to-day. It was taken best. The business of o u r th:i la grandest oiTer nimle. Pay students, $123.50. •H day, the in the creniii^ only. IfYou can work misr epresent my wares. Come or are 3 soon after the reading of country will now spring up not to (re allowed to go scott • For catalogues apply to ployed, iiiid have a few spnre hour* at your cm- and see my stock whether dla xioaal, u.ilwe thein, and add te your Ineotne you buy or not. f t j o u r n a l a r . d w a s , a f t e r a g a i n a n d e v e r y t h i n g w i l l free on the plea of insanity. A Q H OLD ANY. Pres., our lniHiiie** will not interfere at all. Yon will be urnaxed on the mart at the rapidity and eate ries of abortive attempts move on lines of greater pros Raleigh, N. C. Dv wuish you uraa*, dollar upon dollar, dar In and Most Respectfully, a i oat. Lven bejrinuer* are *uree»sful from the 3;.u iimtr, Anv ... > obstruction and after a perity. If repeal would have Dock Taylor the murderer ean rua the • An. K* «houhl try not)iln>f el*c V-'il von -r e ACEAT PHQilfiZUS Of* KHTTFT'USLTY. f'..* voe-ielf what you can do at -J n r. ilf-hour's discussion, the failed business might have of the Mulling family, was \rr,ma Ktoffr. So ean'tal rt?ked. «u are >. e being parceled out to been good also, but of this hung at Wise Court House |* o'! efil w • vv;e. *.} »..«kliU\Q " n"'1-..Njrii, uow-«<lari the* reaUe ^ rra'h April 27, 93. 1 '*tViV sr»-ad vrorkera; uoi-Hoayi tnev h/-r ahtMild .rv this bq»ln»t,, IriUrfi'.,-.,! j, foe t Tt*« '*r/i •. r, t i'i' ,rrs> -*»*-! r. weII adapted tn tuein. Write at once and »e, fio or me half dozen speakers, we have grave ioubts. We V»i. on last Friday. lie ?* T--rv,: jourtclf. Atidrea* IJ. HAhf.KTT J* CO Celtnl*, fsiv i , t i r..*| Uo* 88t», I'urliand. Ma. ?ered to a fina! vote by Mr. are content with the result preached quite a lengthy fun­ fil'.WAMVtr.S'jii \u «*' OttHJ-i ilson, of West Virginia, though we favored a com pro erran,;-d and v • ••ud tout retitv 'ti »ier»i|>a f • r>'".;v on eral sermon, on the gallotis! _ FOR OVSPEPSfA above i"!sea.« <, and H ,v to 10 had charge of it. A mo­ mise. IndlgwtlonL and Stomach disorders, take ciro them. C vll or mldresa, 1'"OWIPI IRON BITTERS. itetirOna doihir pars for the from the text, "Below I stand ! DR. ALBERT F. Sfc'U.l !k CO., rn by Mr. Bland to refer it tra<tl maifc « 5 ?° bottle. Genuine hag Mention this pr.nnr. Kanyrillr, Trnn. Democrat one year. trade mark and creased kh lineson wrapped ^"i'ay your subscription. !at the door and knock." TSie Watausa Damrjrat LOOK OUT! " •> % • 1 you C. D. TAYLOR ee r �SUHSCKII'TIOX HATE B c o m e in t o t a l k of ! students after the ' bristmas I will be g l a d t o ed a s c r a p ; n o o n e g o t r u n in c o r r e s p o n d with t h o s e who f o r t a k i n g a h o r n , n o b o d y m a y intend c o m i n g here t o buried a n d n o b o d y b o r n . school. O h ! for a r a c k e t , a r i o t , a B. B. DOUGHERTY. fuss! S o m e o n e t o c o m e in Nov. 6 t h . ' 9 8 . a n d kick u p a muss; s o m e o n e t o s t i r u p t h e peace laden The best medical audio iiios all, s o m e b o d y ' s c o m e t t o say the proper wa.\ to treat ca­ tarrh is to take a constitutional give u s a scare. S o m e b o d y remedy like Hood'sSarsa[ arilht t h u m p e d within a n inch of bis life; s o m e o n e r u n off with B o t h H o u s e s of C o n g i e s s a n o t h e r mail's wife; s o m e o n e ! have adjourned. t ) c o m e in a n d p a y u p hisj dues; a n y t h i n g , a n y t h i n g , Ilali'n Hair Renewer is pro­ j u s t s o i t s news." nounced the lie HI preparation EW MAN thek'crap," INI THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT n o b o d y g o t boozy a n d s t a r t - ludidq.Ns. 1 jopy 1 year " 0 months " 3 mouthfl $1.00 50 35 ADVERTISING RATES. inch 1 week ft 4< 1 month " 3 44 " (i " " 1 year column 1 week 1 month " 3 " " 0 " 1 year .75 . 1.75 3.00 5.00 7.00 9.00 13.50 25.00 37.50 50 00 Entered at the Boone, N. C., as mail matter. Postofficeat second-class LOCAL NEW8. ma.de for thickening the growth of the hair, and restoring that which is gray to its original col­ Married o n t h e 2 5 Se| a 1; t he or. the25 Sen. From Hutile. N. C. liattie, \ residence of i h e bride's f a t h ­ e r , Rev. J . II. F a r t h i n g , Mr. T h e O h i o c a m p a i g n i s mild .1. M. Moretz, of Meat C a m p , l a n d c a l m . McKinley will n o t o Miss I d a E a r t h i n g ; Rev. A. d o u b t b e e l e c t e d a g a i n . 0 . E a r t h i n g officiating. T h e a t t e n d a n t s were Dr. T . C. •'A chemical success and mid-' Blackburn a n d Miss 1) o r a cal triumph," so speaks an emi- / —Receiver J. E. Spainhour Sherrill; Mr. T h o s . K i n g a n d ue.it physician in refererence to [ offers personal property far Ayer's cherry Pectoral; and t.hej Miss E t t a D o u g h e r t y . eulogy was none t o strong. No> « lie. Read notice elsewhere. Also Mr. W. Y. P e r r y , of other medicine is so safe and effi- ] - - R e a d n o ' i c e of m o r t g a g e Sweet W a t e r , a n d Miss Ma cacious in all diseases of throat ! s g j e i n a n o t h e r c o l u m n b y | r V i d a u g h t e r ' o f Mr. J o h n Mc- and lungs. A t t y s . S p a i n h o u r a n d Coffey. Bride, of Cove Creek, b y Rev. ... , v ,> . . . i t r DU. T/', .ai "Nothing succeeds like success,' wwj — Attorneys W. 15. n Council J • • w. otiowoea. lo allot , .. .& • ,, — Weddingbelis! Full par­ ticulars later. —E litor D. B. Dougherty is very much indisposed .his week from a severe cold. .uuiiiirje m. u. wuiiuiii a n d J . F . S p a i n h o u r a r e o n a whom we e x t e n d c o n g r a t u l a tions with hopes or a bright business trip to Asheyille. —Dreary gloomy Nov. future for them. It seems the weather with cold misty rain. "Law of Reciprocity" pre­ It truly begins to feel as if vails in Watauga just now. While Beaver Dams is losing y£hter was near. some of her girls, our boys —There was no business of are bringing in others. much importance befoie the Oct. 5, '93. L.C.WILSON. county commissioner!; at the last session. From Globe, N. C» —The little stranger boy Last Saturday will long be at Mr. R. L. Conneills, has remembered by the you rig peo our best wishes for his future pie of Globe. Mr. Pall Moore invited them to supper at his swteess and usefulness. —Mrs. Nathan Hortoa, of house. So in the evening our town, who has been visit i*' 1 ^ down the road or, d I D 5, p, m. the ing iii Jefferson tor some few ^- v crowd was together. weeks, has returned. For five miles along the liv —Bad colds-and who ever e r t h e r e w a s n o t a s i n g l e had a good one? seem to be young per son left, save those tj*f order of the day, with who were very .young. W hen tire usual remedy six pocket it was announced the supper handkerchiefs a day. was ready, thejubilant.crowd —We have received too late marched around the fable for publication in this issue which stood in a grassy yard. *n obituary notice written by The branch on the left was t h e R e v . B u r r u s , o f C o v e singing a merry song, while Creek, which will appear next the shade trees kept a con­ stant murmur with t h e i r W£jek. —Every member of Warau- frost bitten leaves, as if they gu Lodge, No. 273, A. F. & were envious of our happy A. M., are earnestly request­ hour. To attempt to describe the ed to be present on Nov. 18. supper would be only to fail, Important business to attend but suffice it to say it was a to, T. L. CRITCHER . W. M. sumptuous repast, and that —How sad it is for giddy there was more than enough y'Mutli to have to suffer the for fort.v-two visiting friends. penalty of the law tor mis­ After all had enjoyed the ta­ demeanor, but how much ble exercises, they repaired to sadder it is to see gray hairs u large room where the next behind the prison bars. / hour and a half was spent —Mr. John H.Counc'dl who very pleasantly telling past has been in California for a events, and building air-cas­ number ot months, returned tles for the future. It has been t||his home in Boone on last remarked by an aged gentle­ Saturday. John is liked by man that this was the most all who know him, and his civil and courteous crowd of return is indeed a pleasure to' young people that he had ev the entire town. er seen together- To be sure —It is said that James P. all are under many obliga­ Taylor, of Elk Park, is wear­ tions to Mr. and Mrs. Moore ing an unusually broad smile for such an enjoyable occa­ tlj^se latter days over the ar­ sion. I will add that on Sun rival of a 9% lb. boy who was day the same crowd was at presented to him by his good Sunday school. Globe Academy is doing wife on last Saturday mor­ fairly well. Up to the pres­ ning. ent there has been 47 pupils —Our Hattie news in this enrolled, and the daily aver­ issue is a little old, but the age has been exceptionally article sent containing the good. One of the most prom­ marriage of these excellent inent. features of the school is people was mailed for publi­ the debating society, which cation when it was fresh, but is composed of 14young men. failed to reach our office, and They give a public debate athe article was re-written by bout once a month, which is the same scribe. attended by the people of the —•"News, news, news I It's neighborhood. The-boys call enough to give a fellow the their society the P. & E. So­ es. Nobody married ciety, which means Push ai.d ^ J °dy dead,nobody broken Energy. The prospects are ami o r a head. Nobody good for a number of new a and nothing will more quickly m- jnure success than truemorit. For fifty years, Ayer's Sarsaprill has maintained its popularity as the superior blood purifier. It stands upon its own merits and never fails to give satisfaction. It is sad to announce the d?at.h ot Mrs. Caldwell, wife of J. P. Cold well, editor of the Charlotte Observer, which oc curred last week. Ask Your Ericuds Who have taken Hood's Snrsaparilla what they think of it. and the replies will be positive in its favor. Simply what Hood's Sar­ saparilla does, that tells the storv of its merit. One has been cur­ ed of indigestion or dyspepsia, another finds its indispensiblefor sick head ache or billious.iess, while others report remarkable cures of scrofula, catarrh, rheu­ matism, salt rheum, etc. Hood's Pills are purely vegeta­ ble. \ ... a Senator Ransom haw been offered the appointment by the President the position of U. S. Circuit Judge. The Sen­ ator has not yet accepted the place. •i"« w—I- — 'Ai It * I ~ • -im J ft A Well-known p Lowell Grocer Debilitated by over­ work, makes use of AVER'S Sarsaparilla and soon feels Strong and Well. 11A year ago, my partner died, and the whole burden and responsi­ bility of a large grocery business fell upon me. The increased care and hard work, in connection with the low state of my blood, so severely taxed my strength that I became all run down, had no appe­ tite, was weak, nervous, and endured all the torments which headache, indigestion, general debility, and total loss of ^energy could possibly inllict. The medicine recommended me by my physicians did no more good than sd much water. AYER'S Sarsaparilla being favorably brought to my attention, 1 tried it, and, in a short time, began to feel better. I continued to take this medicine for two months, at the end of which time I felt like a new man. My appetite, energy, and strength returned, my food digested perfectly, and all traces of headache and nervousness disappeared. I am convinced that if 1 had not taken AYER'S Sarsa­ parilla, instead of being strong and well, when the warm weather set in, I should have been confined to my bed, under the doctor's care, and totally unable to attend to business. 1 am a thorough believer in the merits of AYER'S Sarsaparilla for restoring to healthy, vigorous ac­ tion, the vital organs of the body, when they have become weakened or exhausted."—WILLIAM II. BROWN, 33 Gorham St., Lowell, Mass. SAY! Ayer's Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer'& Co., Lowell, Mass. v .3 Has cured others, will cure you THIS 18 NO HUM DUG TO DRAW THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTI­ TRADE! TUTE, FOR YOUNG WOMEN. ASHLTILLlN. C. I M E A N BUSINESS. Second session begins bepteniher IS, 1S0S. The institution is located in the most beautiful suburb of Asheville, N. C. The spacious building, recently* completed for its use at a cost of $00,000 is furnished with pure water troin springs on 1 roin now until the first flay the premises, is lighted with gas, heated by hot water ami provide i of April I will sell my stock o with hot and cold baths. The health and habits of the pupils are carefully guarded. Re­ sides the ample space given to outdoor exercise, a well equipp-d gymnasium will tie fitted up within doors. No expense has been spared to make the sewerage and sa nitary arrangements perlect. —AND— Each pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as a part of her practical training for life, and whilst aiming at thorough noes in every department, the management will strive to provide for those committed to their care the advantages, hot merely of a christian school, but a christian home. No pupil will be admitted who as At "• 0 per cent above not in reasonable health, or who cannot furnish credentials as to mc ral character. CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST! i our Sepnrn te Courses of Study are offered to the Student. 1 THE NORMAL COURSE, for the thorough training of teachers under instructors from the best. Normal schools. —o2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIA TE COURSE, including If you don't think I mean It ancient and modern languages, science, music, drnwingeie. 3. COMMERCIALCOURSE, includingstenography, type­ come and look through my writing, bookkeeping, etc. 4. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a) Scien­ The campaign in Virginia tific cooking, the study of the production and manufacture is warming up and it will b j cf food, etc, (b) Sewing—embracing the cutting and "fitting It wont cost you one cent i f hard to tell who will come of garments, millinery, etc. you dont purchase. out ahead until the election, The teachers at the head of this department are from the famous Pratt School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the best insti­ I have a large stock and which is only a few days off. tutions in the country, chosen with reference to christian character want to get rid of it befora Catarrh not Local, but Constitutional. experience and abilty as teachers. spring. A thoroughly organized Preparatory department has been fur­ Dr. l)io Lewis the eminent Roston physician, in a magazine ar­ ticle says: 44A radical error under­ lies nearly all medical treatment of catarrh. It is not a disease of the man, showing itself in the nose—a local exhibition of a con­ stitutional trouble." Therefore, he argues, the use of snufT a n d other applications is wrong and while they seem to give tempora­ r y r e l i e f , t h e y r e a lI T d o i n o r e harm than good. Other leading authorities agree with Dr. Dio Lewis. Hence, the only proper method of cure of catarrh is by taking a constitutional remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla, which reaching every part, of the body through the blood, does elimi­ nate all impurities and makes the whole man healthier. It removes the cause of the trouble and re­ stores the diseased membrane to proper condition. That this i s the practical result is proven bv thousands of people whoh ave beeen cured cf catarrh by taking Hood's Sarsapasilla. NOTICE. On Thursday, the 30th day of Nov. 1893, I will sell for cash to the highest bidder at public outcry at Linville, N. C., the following articles of personal property to wit. 3 cows, one calf, one wagon one steam mill complete includ­ ing planer, a number of road scrapers with various other tools, a large lot of lumber, the contents of the store­ room of the Esseola Inn with various other articles of per­ sonal property. J. F. SPAINHOUR , Receiver. STOCK nished for all such as are not prepared lor 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 board, the school being practically free, having been provided for by a few a friends to female education. For further particulars applv ito r- CALL AND LOOK! REV. THOMAS LAWRENCE, A SHEYILLE', N. C. I would call your attention to the big cut in prices in my other lines. Shrewd buyers are always after good bargains, and this leads that class of our citizens to inspect inv display of NEW GOODS. I receive new goods every week which I am selling at bargains that will save yon money. Just received a lot of ladies' low-cut shoes or slippers in black and tan colors. A beautiful line of wide ribbons and flowers for hat trim­ ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions very cheap. Come to see me when in need of goods. I will sell yon very low. J have just received a large lot of Mason's Fruit jars that I will sell cheap. J want a lot of young chickens,eggs etc., for winch J will pay good prices; also roots and herbs. Give me your tr ide and I will do you right eyery time. N01ICE\ 1 have just completed a black smith shop and have secured the services of a first-class workman in both wood and iron, and I ask you to bringjmeyour work, or I will have you a new wagon built on short notice. Give me a call when in need of work, and I will give you low pri­ ces. Yours Anxious to PJense. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. KINCH Mj M Relieves all soreness of the raucoos membrane 5 cures GONORRHOEA and GLEET In »tos d*ye. No ether treatment necessary. Nerer causes stricture or ' leases any Injurious after effects. Price, ft. Sold by druggists. [ BLOOD BALM CO., Pro's, Atlanta. Ga. WTHE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAH ONE IIOLEAK.-®* I va -tarwtr is i eiiaeto h RESPECTFULLY, W. L. SIIYAN, C O O P C O ' JO CO OO CCL � 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 6 Issue 5 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_1109_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: November 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 1893-11-09 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/a5bcd880a20c5d599994ae34bb43e163.pdf 04f47fc358c02fc121d23c664d46b56f PDF Text Text •i PROFESSIONAL A Mob and a Mother. W. B. C0UNC1LL, J R. ATTORNEY AT LA A. Boone, N. C. W. B. COUNCIL!* M . J ) . Boone, N. C. Resident Physician. Office o n Ling S t r e e t n o r t h of P o s t Office. DR. L. C. R E E V E S . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Cfhce at Residence. Boone, N. C. L . I). L O W E , -ANI>NOTAIIY PUBLIC, BANNER 'S E L K . N. 0 . A l l ORNEY A 1 L A W , MARION, N.C (u) m W ill practice in the c o u r t s o Watiiuga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ ell and nil o t h e r c o u n t i e s in t!.e .v /'i n list r t r ^Special a t t e n ( i o n given t o l i i e Coliection of claims.-^ r. J. C* Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. T arts, Ten a. Zlonville, X- C. Bulla'; & Blackburn, & Surgaans. flftjTCVj lis attended at all hoursA&k ,! me 1, '93. E. F. LoY1LL. J. C. FLETCHER. t w n % u cT^yto L u i J L V !.$> S L L I 0 i l L o 9 A T 1 O R V/v Y S A T L A W , BOONE, N. C. 2*tTSpecia 1 a ft rait ion gi veu to the collation of claims L. L. GREENE, & CO., REAL ESTATE AG'TS. BOONE, N. L W i l l give special a t t e n t i o n t o a b s t r a c t s of title, t h e s a l e of Real Estate in W. N. ('. Those h a v i n g f a r m s , t i m b e r a m i mineial l a n d s f o r sale, vjll d o well t o call o n said Co. a t Boone. L. L. OR EE A k CO. March 10, 1893. ^ NOTICE. . Hotel Property for Sale. On account of failing health of myself and wife, 1 offer for sale m y hotel property in the town of P o o n e , North Carolina, and will ^ell low for cash and make terms o suit the buyer, and will take r -al o * personal property in ex­ change. Apply soon. W . L. B R Y A N . NOIKE. ties . p u t t i n g p a p e r s in m d f o r execution will a <1 va nce the fees \vi th ipera a n d t h e y will reirom p t a t t e n t i o n , o t h e r t h e y will be r e t u r n e d lecuted f o r t h e w a n t of I). F. BAIRD SHFF. FOR SALE! In t h e town of Boone, a c o r n f o r t a b l e dwelling h o u s e with G r o o m s a n d five fire places, with nine a c r e s of l a n d , g o o d Hpring, s o m e a p p l e , peach a n d chestnut trees,situated some 3 0 0 y a r d s f r om Main s t r e e t . It. i s a desirable p r i v a t e resi­ dence. T h e place will he sold cheap on terms to suit the purchaser. For further par­ ticulars apply to I. W.Thoin a s , Hibriten, N. o r W. B. Council!, Boone, N. E. I t is a b r i g h t , serene a n d m a r v e l o u s clear d a y in N o r t h D a k n t a . T h e prairie ischeckered with g r a s s a n d g r a i n fields. T h e little c l u m p s of h a n d - p l a n t e d trees a r e t o s ­ s i n g their h r a n e h e s i n t h e um­ ber a i r . Now a n d then a bird c h i r p s i t s r o u n d e l a y , o r a v a g r a n t butterfly reels down a sunbeam and lights u p o n their leaves. T h e little c a l l a g e where I a m s o j o u r n i n g for a few brief, delightful d a y s , lies steeped in s u n l i g h t , a n d a b r o a d , Grave sweep of u n d u l a t i n g y e a r s lies between me a n d t h e h o u r when f w a s l u r e be fore. Oh, t h a t h o u r ! I t is b r a n d e d a s with b u r n i n g irons into my brain, my heart, my soul! I s a t t h a t d a y , of all d a y s in m y life, a t t h e d o o r of t h e N o r t h w o o d Headliuht—a p a ­ per I was e d i t i n g t h e n . S u d ­ denly I heard a c r y of r a g e , p a t h o s , despair, a n d s p r i n g i n g t o m y feet 1 looked d o w n t h p r >ad t o t h e w e s t w a r d , from whence it c a m e . A block of 5 0 men were s t a n d i n g in f r o n t of t h e jail —50 men in gransrer g a r b — 5 0 men. with a hellish, terria l d e p u r p o s e in t h e i r h e a r t s . They had taken a prisoner from his.cell. p h e y h a d pul­ led him o v e r the? til eshoh) i n t o t h e s t r e e t , where he laid a n his hack p a n t i n g with a r o p e r o u n d his slim, white, throat. I remember t h a t ! s t o o d a s if o n e transfixed a n d t u r n e d t o s t o n e , while t h e m o b s t a r t ­ ed off, voiceless, d r a g g i n g i t s victim t h r o u g h t h e d u s t . Not a word w a s spoken— n o t o n e . The o n l y s o u n d t h a t s t a r t e d t h e silence w a s t h e t r a m p , t r a m p , t r a m p , of t h e a v e n g e r s a n d t h e awful m o a n s of t h e p o o r , b l o o d y , foaming creature haltered at their heels. Men women a n d eh Idien rushed t o d o o r s , windows a n d '"porticos a s t h e hateful poeession passed t h e i r lips sealed in speechless awe, t h e i r faces blanched a t t h e a t r o c i t y of t h e spectacle. Sick a t h e a r t , I t u r n e d back i n t o m y office, b u t when 1 went t o rnv hotel in t h e twi­ light I saw a ghastly thing t h a t (Hod h a d m a d e high swinging f r o m a s y c a m o r e . A s t o r m s p r a n g u p at. mid­ night. Lighlning tore the skies . n t o slivers of flame. T h u n d e r s s h o o k t h e world. Rain fell in f u r y , a n d t h e w i n d s w e n t s h u d <1 e r i n g t h r o u g h vast black voids. And t h r o u g h i t all t b e g h a s t ly t h i n g t h a t God h a d m a d e u p o n i t s gibbet s w u n g ! In t h e m i d s t of t h e t e m p e s t a t r a i n rolled u p t o t h e d e p o t a n d left o n e passenger in t h i s little town—an old w o m a n , with soft, white h a i r , b l o o m y cheeks a n d sweet, b r i g h t , kindly, eyes. S h e went t o t h e o n e hotel, registered a n d retired. T h e l a n d l a d y m e t her in t h e m o r n i n g a n d »*emarked. "L h o p e y o u rested well, madam, for it was a rowdv s t o r m we h a d . " **011, y e s , " said t h e old wo­ m a n , with a s u n h e a my smile. " I rested w e l l , t h o u g h it was, as you say, a rowdy storm. But I took a happy heart with me t o bed, a n d it is a h a p p y h e a r t I h a v e t h i s mor­ ning, for I will m e e t my s o n t o d a y — m y Cyril, whom I h a v e n o t seen for seven y e a r s . ' ' H a v e y o u traveled f a r ? " 'Yes, m a ' a m f r o m Massa­ chusetts," she said, running t o t h e d o o r . " B u t w h a t is that?" "Oli. I t ' s a y o u n g m a n they lynched yistid.v—a b o s s thief,.'they said—an t h e y ' e r kerryin his b u d y t o t h e cor­ o n e r ' s . 'Turns a s h a m e , his h a n g i n , fur he w a s a real h a n d s o m e feller, perlite a n d clever, a n I sez t o J e r e m i a h — t h a t ' s rny h u s b a n d — I sez t o him t h i s very m o r n i n , t h a t I d i d n ' t believe a s h o w t h e boy had done it an " T h e f o u r men c a r r y i n g t h e d e a d u p o n a s t r e t c h e r , were passing the door. The body w a s covered with a c l o t h , b u t o n e h a n d fell below i t s folds, and on that hand there spar­ kled a q u a i n t h o o p of twist gold, claspingastaropal that glittered in t he s u n . T h e old w o m a n s a w i t , her face grew g r a y . A m a n i a c iight leaped i n t o h e r eyes, a n d t e a r i n g t h e c l o t h from t h e c o r p s e s h e shrieked: My s o n ! Mr C y r i l ! " T h e men laid t h e b u r d e n fit her feet. S h e knelt o v e r it, tangled her fingers in t h e golden locks a n d pressed her lips u p o n t h e beautiful d u m b lips of her dead b o y . Silence. T h e l a n d l a d y leaned for­ ward with t e a r s r u n n i n g d o w n her face, a n d s o b b e d . " C o m e with me, m a ' a m . " Silence. " M a ' a m do—do c o m e with mo." A doctor stepped forward, lifted t h e b e n t b r o w a n d whispered lustily, "She is dead!" 1 h a t e a m o b with a h a i r e d t h a t b u r n s in e v e r y a t o m of my sense a n d s o u l . I t is Christ less a s it is ernnl—cruel a s it. is c o w a r d l y . T h e r a v ­ i n g devils who c o m pose i t a r e c ra v e n all. N o t o n e of t h e m d a r e meet single t h e victim of i t s w r a t h . N o t o n e of them d a r e lisk singly t h e conse­ quences of i t s c r i m s o n crime. H .fi K. in Saturday Blade. Reidsville Weekly: T h e s t i ' u g gle is o v e r , s o f a r a s Congress is concerned. T h e s i l v e r men h a v e m a d e a g a l l a n t fight. They have a right to b e p r o u d of t h e i r course. T h e people will s t a n d b y t h e m . Of t h i s we h a v e n o t t h e least d o u b t . T h e y h a v e s t o o d firm a g a i n s t t r e m e n d o u s pressure brought to bear upon their. S e n a t o r Vance g a v e s o m e idea of it in his speech a t t h e S t a t e f a i r in which he told how tie h a d been begged a n d t h re a t e n e d a n d worked o n b y t h e l o b b y i s t s s e n t t o Wash­ i n g t o n by t h e b a n k e r s a n d gold-bugs. With all t h e p a t ­ r o n a g e a t his d i s p o s a l , g r e a t e r t h a n t h a t of a n y ruler o n e a r t h , t h e President h a s n o t been a b l e t o c a r r y his p a r t y with him. " Y o u h a v e d i c t a ­ ted tlie t e r m s t o u s , " s a i d S e n a t o r G o r m a n , a n Admin­ i s t r a t i o n leader, a d d r e s s i n g J o h n S h e r m a n a n d his r e p u b liran allies in t h e S e n a t e l a s t S a t u r d a y . A lemocra tic Ad­ m i n i s t r a t i o n led by J o h n j S h e r m a n ! W h a t a humilia­ t i n g confession f o r a d e m o - 1 erotic Senator to make! Nearly Ten Centuries 0'rt. The Great Aye of a Washed Ashore on on the 1'acillc Coast. T h e l a r g e s t whale which e v e r entered t his h a r b o r , a n d o n e of t h e l a r g e s t e v e r seen on this coast, unshed ashore jit Tokeluend M o n d a y , s a y s t h e S o u t h Bend H e r a l d . T h e news was i n r n e d i a t e i y brou­ g h t back by o n e of t h e m o r ­ ning steamers, and the after­ n o o n passenger b o a t s were crowded t o t heir g r e a t e s t CM p a r i t y b y t h e t h r o n g s vv h o were a n x i o u s t o see the mon­ ster. T h e fish c a m e in o n high tide, find lies j u s t below t h e b a t h house of Charles Fisher. I t was alive a n d kicking a n d did n o t finally s u r r e n d e r i t s lease o n existence until Tues­ d a y a b o u t n oo n . C o u n t y At­ t o r n e y M. D. E d g b e r t h a d t a ken a l o n g a ' a p e line a n d carefully measured t he mon­ s t e r . T h e line showed t h e ex­ t r e m e length of 1 7 4 feet a n d 8 inches, with a ' w a i s t meas­ u re ' of 1 0 1 feet find 6 inches. C o u n t y S u r v e y o r L . C. Vickr e j figuted o n t h e weight of t h e 'auimile' a n d pronounced t h i s member of t h e bahenoiden family t o weigh forty-sev en a n d one-half t o n s , a n d t h e blubber a n d whale bone t o be worth a t c u r r e n t prices, oil, $ 9 , 7 9 5 ; bone $ 1 , 0 0 0 ; m a k i n g a net t o t a l of $ 1 0 , 7 0 5 . A t t o r n e y L. E . Grinn a t ­ tempted to compute the age of t h e subject u n d e r consider­ a t i o n , a n d concluded f r o in the transeverse lines on t h e baleen t h a t this fish h a d ex­ isted for 98G y e a r s , l a c k i n g b u t fourteen y e a r s of h a v i n g lived the longest t e r m of whale 1 He. T h e p e c t o r a l tins a r e twelve feet l o n g a n d sev­ en feet b r o a d ; t h e m o u t h is twenty-four feet long, t h e blow holes eighteen inches in l e n g t h , a n d t h e half hundred barheisinthe water at the t i m e it c a m e a s h o r e s a y t h e noise of s p o u t i n g was deafen­ i n g a n d t h e s p r a y ejected fit l e a s t fifty feet in t h e a i r . T h e t h r a s h i n g of t h e t a i l in t h e w a t e r in t h e s t r u g g l e t o re­ g a i n t h e channel w a s h e a r d fit MeGownn's c a n n e r y a t t h e m o u t h of Nort h iliver, f o u r miles a w a y . C o u n t y School Superintend ant. L . VY. F u n s r h e r furnished s o m e historic­ al facts in regard to t h e whale. Alfred t h e G r e a t h a d been dead b u t six y e a r s when his whaleship b e g a n t o navi­ g a t e t h e w a t e r s of the e a r t h . T h e old h o y w a s 1 2 0 y e a i s old when William t h e Conquerer w a s b o r n , a n d m a y h a v e been p l a y i n g off E n g ­ lish s h o r e s when h e w a s m a d e king. H e was o n e a r t h fit t h e t i me of m a k i n g t h e g r e a t c h a r t e r a t Burmamede, lie wfis middle a ge d when t h e pilgrims landed fit P 1 y m o u f h Rock, a n d p r o b a b l y looked u p o n t h e w a r s of Na­ poleon, t h e American Revo­ lution a n d Civil W a r w i f h m a n y a s a d sigh a n d s h a k e of t h e h e a d for t h e r u t h l e s s s l a u g h t e r of h u m a n i t y . s h e left, until y e s t e r d a y s h e w r o t e fi p o s t a l a s k i n g t h a t h e r w a s h - p o t be shipped t o her r i g h t a w a y . S h e m a d e n o inquiry for a n y o n e of t h e family, fill s h e w a s interested in w a s t h e p o t . l i w a s ship­ ped her f o r t h w i t h , with n o e x t r a c h a r g e for s t o r a g e . The (hetllrtent'f? Tliunk^Iving Proelamat'on. P r e s i d e n t .Cleveland l a s t F r i d a y issued t h e following T h a n k s g i v i n g procla nut t ion : While t h e American people s h o u l d every d a y remember t h e praise a n d t h a n k s g i v i n g t h e d i v i n e g o o d n e s s .and mer­ cy which h a v e followed t^iem since t h e i r b e g i i m i n g a s a na­ tion, it is fitting t h a t o n e d a y in each y e a r s h o u l d be devoted t o t h e c o n t e m p t a t i o n of t h e blessings we h a v e re­ ceived f r o m t h e h a n d of God a n d t o t h e g r a t e f u l acknowl­ edgment of His l o v i n g kind­ ness. Therefore I, G r a v e r Cleve­ l a n d , President o ! Hie United S t a t e s , d o Ir-reby d e s i g n a t e find s e t a p a r t T h u r s d a y , t h e 3 0 t h d a y of t h e present m o n t h of November, a s a d a y of T h a n k s g i v i n g a ml praise t o be k e p t a n d observed by all t h e people of o u r l a n d . On t h a t d a y let u s forego o u r o r d i n a r y work find empoyment a n d assemble in o u r us ual places of worship, where we m a y recall all t h a t God h a s d o n e for us, a n d where from grateful h e a r t s o u r uni­ ted t r i b u t e of p r a i s e a n d s o n g m a y reach t h e T h r o n e of Grace. L e t t h e reunion of kindred a n d t h e social meet­ i n g of friends lend cheer a n d enjoyment to the day, and 1 >t g e n e r o u s gifts of c h a r i t y f o r t h e relief of t h e p o o r a n d needy p r o v e t h e sincerity of our thanksgiving. Witness my h a n d a n d t h e sen 1 of t h e United S t a t e s , which I h a v e caused t o be hereto affixed. Done a t t h e City of W a s h ­ i n g t o n o n t h e t h i r d d a y of No­ vember, in t h e y e a r of o u r L o r d eighteen h u n d r e d a n d ninety-three, a n d of t h e inde­ pendence of t h e United States the one hundred and e i ght e e nt h. GROVERCLEVELAND. By t h e President: WALTER Q. GRESHAM, S e c r e t a r y of S t a t e . WOMAN'S WORK AT HOME. A m a n in New York who never heard t h e s o n g of "Old G r u m b l e " a s k e d his wife how s h e occupied herself diiriip. t h e d a y . As t o t h e hoiist work a n d d o m e s t i c d u t i e s t h e m a n declared i t would t a k e him a b o u t a half h o u r d a i l y t o perform i t a l l . T h e y o u n g w o m a n writes t o a newspaper f o r a d v i c e a s t o how s h e is t o convince her h u s b a n d t h a t herlife i s n o t a pri mrose p a t h of dalliance. She explains that she has t h r e e children t o t a ke c a r e of, the oldest ir yea ry o l d a n d the youngest eight months old;,six r o o m s t o c l e a n a n d a r r a n g e , besides g)e n e r a I housework, w a s h i n g a n d i r o n i n g a n d sewing for t h e fam­ ily. T h e w o m a n is of t h e opinion t h a t h e r h u s b a n d could n o t d o all t h i s in half a n h o u r . 'Old Grumble, a nd his wife lived in t h e c o u n t r y . Mrs. G r u m b e h a d n o chil­ dren t o mind, b u t s h e h a d v a r i o u s o t h e r live a n i m a l s which were, nearly a s trouble­ s o m e , a n d when Mr G r u m b l e declared t h a t h e could d o m o r e work in a d a y t h a n his wife could d o in t h r e e , B h e quietly assented a n d went t o t h e field t o plow, l e a v i n g ' t h e old m a n t o perform hei w r t k . He first went t o milk.thecow b u t s h e would riot s t a n d still andaftnall.i kicked t h e pail over a n d spilled al). the,) rrfilk. Th'-n be fe l t h e p i g s a n d s t r u c k his h e a d a g a i n s t t h e beams and the hair began to fly. H e f o r g o t t h e t h e f a t o n t h e fire a n d i t w e n t i n t o flames. H e went t o wind t h e bobbin a n d f o r g o t t h e old speckled hen a n d s h e l a i d a s ­ t r a y . After m a n y o t h e r m i s a d v e n t u r e s he b e g a n t o l o o k up at the sun, thinking that i t was)a very l o n g d a y a n d h i s wife would never come. S h e c a m e a t l a s t , however, a n d when her weary a n d de­ pressed s p o u s e t o l d h e r a l ! his t r o u b l e shefgave him n o a t h e r s y m p a t h y t h a n t h e ex­ pression of t h e wish t h a t i h a d been d o u b l e . T h e resu. of t h e e x p e r i m e n t w a s t h a Mr. Grumbl e vowed b y a i i t h s t a r s in heaven t h a t his wii could d o m o r e work in a d a y t h a n h e could in seven. T b is a valuable s u g g e s t i o n t o t h e y o u n g w o m a n in N. Y. If s h e would g o o u t o n e d a y a n d leave t h e p a r t n e r of her joys a n d s o r r o w s t o n u r s e t h e b a b y he would p r o b a b l y a r ­ rive a t Mr. Grumble'sconclusi o n.— Baltimore San. L a n d m a r k : J u d g e Richard Clark, of t h e G e o r g i a Super­ i o r C o u r t bench, h a s a b a n ­ doned t h e practice of sweari n g j u r o r s a n d witnesses o n t h e Bible. Witnesses a n d If n p r o p e r r e c o g n i t i o n of jurors, when t h e y a r e s w o r n silver a n d a m a t e r i a l reduc­ in J u d g e (dark s c o u r t , sim­ t i o n of t h e tariff a r e n o t se­ ply raise their r i g h t h a n d . T h e cured d u r i n g t h i s a d m i n i s t r a ­ departue is a commendable tion, union of t h e S o u t h one. A witness i n t e n d s swear­ a n d West will n o t be difficult i n g a lie will n o t be deterred t o effect. Such a n alliance by t h e f a c t t h a t h e h a s kiss­ m a y b r i n g a b o u t r e s u l t s t h a t ed a Bible. F u r t h e r , t h i s will c a u s e g n a s h i n g of t e e t h practice of k i s s i n g a Bible, o n Wall s t r e e t . T h o s e of t h e which is k e p t in c o u r t a n d S h e r m a n ' l a w m a y n o t h a v e kissed by all classes a n d c o n ­ reckoned t h e c o s t of the ac­ d i t i o n s of people—until i t is c o m p l i s h m e n t of t h a t e n d . slick with g r e a s e a n d tilth—is I t is all well e n o u g h if a s u b ­ d a n g e r o u s t o h e a l t h a n d re­ s t i t u t e is supplied, otherwise p u g n a n t t o t h e feelings of w h o c a n foretell t h e result? C h a r l o t t e Observer: Twen­ people who h a v e a p r o p e r re­ O n e possibility t h a t h o v e r s ty-seven y e a r s a g o a l a d y g a r d f o r cleanliness. T h e ghost-like o v e r t h e m a y b e moved a w a y from C h a r l o t t e S u p e r i o r C o u r t judges of g r a v e of silver i s a l a r m i n g t o leaving a l a r g e wash p o t North Carolina would d o behold. May we never conic which s h e owned in c h a r g e of well t o e m u l a t e t h e e x a m p l e t ) witness r e a l i t y t o which it. a neighbor. T h e n e i g h b o r seems t o be<*kon u s on.—' of J u d g e Clark. ton Pemoi rat. h e a rd n o t h i n g of her a f t e r �•Jraf. "i • r Trrr.iiiwmtM c T i i o W i t a i r n D s a n o r a t • a r v t o s u p p o s e t h a t a n y of p o o r bride-groin was left be­ with t o "iiiiivl iln ii; indebted­ The Rutherford College, ttiem t u r n e d a g a i n s t their hind " d a n g l i n g his bonnet ness. With fond rem; utter­ Burke County, N. C , pni t v.—A hrouicJe. a n d plume, but t h e b> I In d a n c e of W a t a u g a n o d her 1). B. Dougherty, Editor. Will open i t s Fail T e r m , R. C. Rivers, l'ufolishei of Nclhei b y ncci did he s t e . g o o d people, I a m TV • r> Aug. d , 9 j, u n d e r very p r o m » Some Fa mi us Ridee. W a s t h i s d a r i n g ride the h s s iHing p r o s p e c t s . 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I ui t ion r a n g e s from T h a i cure, and those who a r o young Now is the time t o i. , horse, f o o t a n d if m a r o o n s . .Many a n d varied, were t h e Hubjeet t o rheumatism can pre­ torn-the vital energies with A;, i: f1- lo per m o n t h . No t healthier, h a p p i e r a n d m o r e ££r, Cii». i T h e s t r e a k e d c o m b i n a t i o n m o t i v e s w h i e h p r o m p t e d vent attacks by keeping the idaisaparilia—the best of J , .. ,,, m o r a l place- c a n be found in ",-Si did n o t a m o u n t t o much a n d t h e m . S o m e r o d e f o r pleas blood pure and five from tin blood medicines. \L W LI Li America, A c o m p l e t e busiacid which causes the disease i t s d e f e a t is overwhelming. ure love, d e v o t i o n p a t r i o t ­ You can relv upon Hood's SariicsMcourseatrm-he1Address Virginia went DemocraL< rofula tho Mr. M o t i o n B u t l e r , w h o h a s ism a n d o t h e r s , f r o m fear. sa parilla a s a remedy for rheu­ Worst Cn: ; .o cf It. L AH) KXi-TU V. I'lfKsii.rAT, by a b o u t 5 0 , 0 0 0 m a j o r i t y . D o c t o r s Lvov Caw been o v e r in t h e Old Domin­ Different feelings p r o m p t e d matism and catarrh, also for Ivil 1 herford Foliege, N ( ' This is the Stare which tin ion m a k i n g speeches t o t h e them all. J o h n Gilpin'# ride! every form of scrofula, salt Completely Cured ly HOOD'S rhemn, boils and other diseases t h i r d p a r t y folks s a i d they SARS1PA £LLA. P o p u l i s t * a n d t h o s e Republi­ Who c a n r e a d this ride taken caused by impure blood. It " When was or 5 year, oil hart a scrof­ •p c a n s w h o fraternized wit!) for pleasure, w i t h o u t being- tones and vitalizes the whole sys­ were g o i n g t o " t o t e " off in ulous sovoIOn th •4mlddla fmger of Imy left hand, [ A |j E. 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It to take Mood's Sarsaparilla. line of second-hand ;• :<> 1 be-rati m I : t tl.'j scj-M were begln9 who refrained f r o m g o i n g t he p o e t Cow per, a n d p r o v o k ­ welcomed little p a p e r I will c h u s e t t s , I o w a , g o e s Republi­ C i5>: ; '? iifi'NifofS.h ! Eu&g'=s, Carts, Wagons with t h e W e a v e r cireu*, t o es much m i r t h wherever rend. t r y a n d g i v e y o u a n d y o u r c a n by b;g majorities. K e n t u c k y , of course, w a s !. Hacks, Han.essEtc. ' • i iv i muttand. leave t h e c o m b i n a t i o n in a I t is e a s y t o see him in o u r r e a d e r s it few of I he happen­ ! d ,•-ur.-.i. 1 i r i g h t side u p with c a r e for U.j l a r g e m i n o r i t y ' F r o m t h i s i m a g i n a t i o n , r a c i n g from i n g s of t h i s p a r t of o u r ConnJ ljey ure almost, good a s n.nv. i i H.i; T i m e . Democracy a n i l g i v e a g o o d i know not hud persons wishing t o buv oni! t h e P o p u l i s t s l e a d e r s here L o n d o n to Ware and try. u t . v i urcis m y grat ' , . , » " sti ">Jig ma j oi ity.— lopic. , M ' bnrgaius by c.iUjng on us. perfect * to I •, > f,r 1 for my . m a y learn a lesson. T h e y from WHIP t o L o n d o n a g a i n , T h e w e a t h e r here h a s been , Farsaer, Galsr. GalWe huve U big lot of NEW 'y. c o n n o t win b y t h a t c o u r s e leaving t h i s c o a t a n d wig nice a n d w a r m for t h e past Ram's liorn Blasts. i0'8 P i:.c uo not t. oaken, but aid a n y m o i e t h a n in a s t r a i g h t - behind, a n d p a s s i n g his fnitU- week, h u t O c t . h a s been very ' '-IIJS, V\ A(}ONS. C \P/RT •. r.r. • tone V » : r . ;Aiacl . T»y th«ra. 25c. ( T h e r e ' s n o religion m a HAH.\E8'\VC o u t s t a n d - u p c o n t e s t . T h e y lui wife a t E d m o n t o n , who wet t h r o u g h - o u t , with a very whine. x.uUn | o n , i a i u h which will he sold on c a n achieve success neither rainlv called, " c o m e b a c k " few d a y s exeepl ad, a n d t he A coat, a n 1 p a i n t a d d s n o . L h . 4 1 - - ... • j reasonable terras. Jf we ha re not b y l.ook n o r c r o o k ; b y fight­ "come back, ' while every­ continued r a i n s h a v e wroug­ w a r m t h t o t h e house. Special Utraci ion; : \!u chless N't what ^ou want, we will i n g a l o n e o r in alliance with body w a s m i s t a k e n in the h t d i s a s t e r t h r o u g h - o u t t h e F a i t h n e v e r g o e s h o m e iniiifi. WonCci ! la. aDiilh r«-curd, j take pleasure in netting any I he S h e r m a in ties. T h e r e is c a u s e of his h e a d - l o n g speed. Pnlonse c o u n t r y . T h e h a r ­ ! M hi' hotr < iii V '<-11 < c f n , ! ' wiih a n e m p t y b a s k e t . cour > nt i-.| .--1 . (i i j ii I 'lion ngti ! thing for you in our line. W e b n v u ... " »v n o h o p e for t h e T h i r d P a r t y . T h e s t r u g g l e f o r Independ­ vesting h a d o n l y b e g a n when I f w e r u n f r o m l i o n s w e w i l l ly ; i i | • ! gyin.) siuuis. use*, i direct Ironi inanufacturerH and A s t h e r e is n o r e a s o n for i t s ence, w a s ushered in by t h e t h e rain b e g a n t o fall, a n d , nrairf.- t a. c.'if-brr.t c«1 I': of (N-.: ! -an, therefore, give you rcrv never h e a r a n g e l s s i n g . existence, it is o n l y a n ex­ midnight rideof P a u l Revvre. p e r h a p s i t will n o t ho o u t of Vr,.;l . ' '•"Ui ( S'-t unv " - v d io s e prices. T h e Devil's c l a w s a r e often biyt';; { i'ai!( II"' ' crescence t h a t o u g h t t o he " I he f a t e of a n a t i o n w a s place t o s a y here, t h a t the covered with white gloves. ' ( have a full line of new Hap n cr; S! ." • ! ' . ' . ' o , j - a j j i f f j i i n t i l Ivn lopped off, a n d l e t t h e people i i d i n g t h a t n i g h t . " r a i n s in t h i s c o u n t r y a r o all o ;. t) •••»u1 : lu ci; v. Roo a finely ; I1CFH—Collars, bridles, e t c . - e v . A fool is s u r e t o tell who lie choose between Democrat 1 1 Mazeppn, a Polish a d v e n ­ t o g e t h e r different; f r o m t h e . a 1 . S ' e h i c . )< (' !- ia t i i c a i ! s - ; • ' l a { tin tvis by t n e q u e s t i o n s he a s k s . i i 1,1 t h e itary plumbing t hrcugh n t ' The| line. Can policies a n d Republican pol­ ture! loved t o o fondly t h e wife r a i n s t h a t fall in Western M a n ' s d o u b t of God m a k e s C'.M . ' - a s low a s A fe e school '"Dt Hi® world on prices. icies. of a P o li s h n o b l e m a n , a n d t o j N o r t h C a r o l i n a . V. hen it a n g e l s wonder. ( L u k e l , 19.) jean mak thrni. 8cn j for cafft *&• We will t a k e in exchange, H u r r a h for Virginia! T h e punish him he w a s b o u n d t o j s t a r t s in r a i n i n g here, i t con.d(ln ss Tli*) d a y is s u r e t o c o m e hoises. males, and also good bc-e lltv. J n • A'j xi.-p. D e m o c r a t s t h e r e h a s downed fhi; back of a wild horse, jj t a i n s , a gentle, s t e a d y down­ when' t h e devil's money will Ashevdle, x. c. cattle. Give us a call. t h e c o m b i n a t i o n in t h e most winch w a s t u r n e d loose a n d pour,which '.'ontiiiuesfor d a y s all b u r n u p . HENKEL, CItAIG < (>. a p p r o v e d s t y l e , ' f h e Weav- carried him t o t he c o u n t r y <4 b u t it is a n u n u s u a l t h i n g t o We please God m o s t when JLcDoirN.C. '4 e r t i e s a n d S h e r m n n i t e s could t h e C o s s a c k s b y whom lie h a v e s o much r a i n a t Ibis we are most anxious to be S'V. 9 • - \ n o t prevail when s u c h g a l ­ w a s rescued. t i m e of year. As a rule t h e like <'Jo-isL l a n t lenders* a s Daniel a n d H e a i t e r w a r d s became t h e s u m m e r s a n d falls a r e d r y IX. <*• MM cJn t** O ' F e r r a l a n d ull t h e i r associ­ h e t m a n o r chief of t h e Cos­ a n d d u s t y , t h e r a i n falling in ?! -b 7 ' / f ; r . "• 5; P e NOTICE. -. • . •: c a• -• a t e s o n t h e s t u m p rallied t he s a c k s . 11 w a s t r u l y a ride t h e winter a n d s p r i n g . lis u*. f ft* By virtue of a power of sab A ViTM . . - o t'WtztS Jlijrtfwljf D e m o c r a t i c h o l d s t o tTie ro­ o f h o r r o i . contained in a certain nioi iga S o l a r a s 1 h a v e Wei) a b l e •it ' . 'A se ne!— S.-O.'f hranirle. \\ h o h a s e v e r r e a d of Hie t o learn i t i s t h e o p i n i o n of executed t o rne by Win. II. H L 1' '•> ••'- c •' i.1 ibtri• .-A j • Ac vi- ju«t received a nice ride of W a s h i n g t o n ' s aide- very nearly all t h e " U a n c h - Greene oa M r c h 7 , oUA, t , -r 0 ' i- i |mu 1 M • ' -•" cure a i indebtedness >f •2{){;.i' j i i n e o i i,*ri.*«8 G o o d s CGt»ihtThe Result in New York • . .ij.'jJv,tr /; It, 1IV, 'in - mc c a m p f ro m Y o r k t o w n t o e i s " t h a t t h e present c r o p is subjecf t o coitain IT lits, i |. e w 11 a • liug m H T HE result in New York is Philadelphia, w i t h - o u t his »i< *«• • tJ4li a failure. r \ here w a s of course, s;iid i . Jeotcdn S3 being' foi- the c l-rtj 1•r tl ::t, .a• !T White a n d BIm-k Kmb.il in e of tl; purchnsf moip worthy of study. Compar­ h e a r t swelling wiih p a t r i o t ­ .' s.< s o m e wheat h a r v e s t e d before rf the land; I uih s !l forTush m »»i. • !-v;irf xa i broided {Skirting. A «•/» Wilbl ri; CO>.; Vt • • t |- :• ing the vote for Secretary of ism T h e n o b l e s t e e d flecked f.-TiCtl. li r>, i f lie wet w e a t h e r s e t in. T h i s public outcry fit the court house Or KUprnr*. b i g l o t of W h i t e S t a t e with t h e s a m e v o t e in with f o a m d a s h e d wildly o n e.i-anw r**. » <r • w h e a t c a n be placed o n t h e door in noone on tk 14/ 189A, o' miKlMre c>i <- - v.. > . .. • l lUtl f Goods, Worsteds inmSe^ i.. •. 1 8 9 1 , w e find t h a t while Re­ a n d a t e v e r y C r o s s R o a d s , I.mlth 4. < j • •. r» »•%.!.. Aa s i,'. till: K3 IMJ( m a r k e t a s " N o . 1 . " B u t if b"ii)g the s^^aiil Monday m. tti.tf .-l1. -.1 I 1 ItX' M!t va « ! and etc. A sice a f r a c t of land on the publican v o t e in t h e S t a t e in h a m l e t , a n d s t o r e , t h e rider fcW.Ub ix b Jl. w h a t is now being h a r v e s t e d w a t e r s o f L a u r e l F o r k o f W n t n u kivcntl • *.. line of ladles' o'T-rv: Vj• i i creased 0 , 0 0 0 , t h e Democrat­ would rise in his s t i r r u p s a n d tilst>r c a n scarcely bo disposer! of gn river, in HOOIIP township Walr: M 1>. j [-1 - ! • Tril­ lin <i ic v o t e fell off a b o u t 5 0 0 0 0 . s h o u t , with a l l his s t r e n g t h , u »! FoiritjiaseC Ti-U: r; , ' J.\ at. all,only f o r h o g s horses, tnuga county, adjoi-ig the lands % if A T S pfWm, Hodges, ruHowny IlodgMS'- ; e'Cft, li 4wh'". ' ' 41*49 I n Nev; York City t h e Dem­ " C o r n w a l i i s s u r r e n d e r e d a t e t c . Cs and othiTscontniinngdOacri s -• t f'OOX SO, o c r a t i c v o t e fell of o n l y 1 , 7 0 0 ; Y o r k t o w n t o - d a y . " Ah! p a t i Trimmings. Tips ana T h e w h e a t , when headed is ui ore or I ••''or a luller de,scrip mvriTr:i.-vsi fo+ir. Flowers for Hats. while t h e Republican v o t e fell riotism p r o m p t e d t his ride. t'Vi..' ,r.v hauled a n d stricked in l o n g tion of said land refei* t o book V Ejb .A -' t I . '• . . - v*' pages 578. e<c, of the records of ofi 6 , 0 0 0 . I n K i n g s c o u n t y . T h e b l o o d y field of B a l a k fi.l "•unk.fMo« icir!. "- jAi 4cf . . . u w c d i « r A nicd fine of l a dies ricks, which a r e f r o m 5 0 t o W a t a u g a c o u n t y w h e r e s a i d • »a«>./:.«? i»'ix t;- <-.v-n r»mtWl-.c rx>f>l virand tipjil ^ Shoes, Ktlrnt ( B r o o k l y n ) t h e Democratic l a v a , witnessed o n e of t h e r. uin'^rinjri 1 J-or^'flCV i t 7 5 feet l o n g 1 4 t o 1 8 feet mortgage is dulv recorded. This j 1Pit !uiiosrtnlni nemtrtx.. is?.; * V 1 tcsilfywm • r- big lot of Tin-ware i t f i f l vo.b 4 v o t e fell o n l y 1 5 0 ; while t h e most terrible r i d e s o r c h a rges, P s tSvov. U. lUUfi. ' v ett .nndiit U u t n t b « > Puilflr-rdvvcr up G i a s a - w a r c wide a n d 1 0 t o 1 4 feet high, a n d »t worlc. known to thopt>'.vcr*ui £lood Republican v o t e increased t o be f o u n d o n t h e p a g e s of J . F . Haga.in m , M o r t g a g e e , \ Ptuca-^t.PO p«r bottle ; SJ.w and owing to the unusu i e- A go -d 18,000. That was on the history. Six hundred dar­ Coffey At t y s l o r £ For Sfclo hy (1rii5£l»t* ; If not, sov.d to c». {? sun-shiny falls tile s t a c k s a r e 8paiiihoiir line of MetLnr. y i,ig J FLOOD EA.;. , AMs.-.l,. c«. 4 v o t e f o r S e c r e t a r y of S t a t e . in g soldiers c h a r g e d t h e b a t Mortgagee. It;! c f.Si, 1 -»,i Cctp u t u p with a s lit tie t r o u b l e On t h e v o t e for J u d g e of Ap­ b u y a n d never c a m e b a c k . t o r ti' IT-/ 1 .. lint co. 11) THE NO* Til CAROLINA a s possible. T h i s being t h e peals, where t h e r e w a s such a " I n t o t h e j a w s of d e a t h , i n t o College of Agricultnre and X c-lsr.nic •AM 'NOXONIX3-I 'HXOftlS *a Mna-H/tn 1 it ease, t h e r a i n f o u n d t h e n a of t ret >Ti va I Arts. fight m a d e a g a i n s t M a y n a r d , t h e m o u t h of hell, u H ] e t h e \i :*>•1 w h e a t in nice s h a p e t o g i v e a t h e Den on? a t i c v o t e fell off in " S i x H u n d r e d . " P i t y foi « ' " ! b e -i' i ' j i N rail, /, o ^ i o n ! , iv>p»iiy • S 1, r lj •"•tFMJ,^91 , 0 # o f t .. v . . . f'ir F^tv.n Wc . real g o o d s o a k i n g , a n d y o n > p. r* , 1 8 9 4 . r%91his Lol ege is I •iun i'"»i'i (k(W|/*7»•,,t * iJ....,p«»l|E.Z« f •A|jBniiunl t 1 • ' [ ' t Brooklyn 1 6 0 . a n d t h e Re­ t heir recklessness l a u r e l s for c a n rest a s s u r e d i t g o t i t . now ivi'll , q ..'•V I foi i b i p , - ! '•» - publican v o t e in T e a s e d 26.- their m e m o r y . A m o n g the T h e r e is l o t s of t h i s w h e a t •ifti ivoi-U. h«vmar oxtonsiv* "Sfintfi&fiflBij!} FLSWOFL BBMWIIFL' ,R " ' H 1 ar- <;n 2 0 0 . In New York M a y last b u t n o t t h e fcnst t h a t t h a t is s o badl.y d a m a g e d wood a n d i r o n , w hops. c a r ful -Q3XHDIILM03 n a r d ' s v o t e fell of 2 2 0 0 0 a n d we c a n recall w a s t h a t h o r ­ l'"CC!V' d ; rdec J « | of t h a t i t will, be loft t o r o t ly fitted ur» d r a w i n g r o o m s , h i s o p p o n e n t B a r t l e l t re rible d a y a t J o h n s t o w n , r,<i Ui)V' where it s t a n d s , b u t it seems! ''-"y"'^A V°-. ' r0i D 1 / . . ... tiCnttuT'al I? nr.atori- s , g i r-n reived 5 , 0 0 0 m o r e t h a n t h e when t h e h e a v y r e i n s caused *.u t *.t i\ h u t t h e u h e a t t h a t i s stiil hoUKeatni b a r n , Republican c a n d i d a t e did in t h e reservoir t o g i v e w a y , Brown s n d Orstnulsted, a n d s t a n d i n g in t h e fields n o t c u t j T h e t e hdig h »-ce b . r {| : < 1891. o n e lai thlul h e r o t ri e d t o diii n o t ' a r e q u i t e s o b a d a l l " v i " y -ar can.-iath • i i t a n. Coffee. 9o Homing back t o t h e S t a t e o u t ride t h e g r e a t v o l u m e of t h o d g i i s o m e of i t s p r o u t d ' A hig lot t f Hoes, } : : : en a d Nails, a t l a r g e , in t h e c o n t e s t be­ w a t e r t o w a r n t h e people. ; . ' 4 w h i l e y e t s t a n d i n g . Notwith- V/' ' .!li f ^ « n < n j \i't\: ;.n< • iyivii Horse shoes. i» At \ fiLiir ii;tween Meyer a n d P a l m e r f o r H e s h o u t e d t o his fellow A s t a n d i n g tfie d a m a g e the ( . : i r M ^ > ;r' } Ox shoes S e c r e t a r y of S t a t e , we find m o r t a l s . " F l y fo r,y o u r lives," ll• ' Sa H e a d e r s a n d T h r e s h rs a r c : 'FotT.! c o s t a ?h\r y inchidibg etc. t h a t t h e R e p u b l i c a n s m a d e til t h e cruel w a v e s hid him 4 S P, £ working both early ami late hoar ': ¥ B8fe'3S.f g a i n s in E r i e e n m i t y of 7 , 0 0 0 forever. A h e ro , n a m e un­ , (I mean since t h e r a i n s t o p - F o u u . y 4 • • a L**4-»rl a v » -wv 3y No g o o d s s o l d o n t i m e , u n ­ FT; 50. •L • one o t eltbcf anv less secured b y m o r t g a g e . o v e r 1 8 9 1 ; in K i n g s of 1 8 , 0 0 0 known. Yes! Y o u n g L o c h - e d ) t o g e t vvhaI t h e y c a n ,of f nd e n t s . / i 2 H. i 0 is w illing to work indm , 54 .' . unt Which we iiiriiisn, wv fiirnioh. Jn a few o t h e r c o u n t i e s t h e y i n v a r r o d e foi- love. H e h e a r d ! wlmt is not t o t a l l y lest roved. t •. Ues a })|;ly ti t IL "*' rle^aant, and von run no Recollect t h a t I will sell ; ' out complete,BO that A Q. IIoLL 'DY, Pres., g a i n e d a little, b u t in all t h e t h a t his b o n n y girl h a d g i v ­ 3 , n *' without expense r kI f a k i n g e v e r y t h i n g a s ii now ; ii ", iL'i'F? 11 »? n J'' m""K t -o d " (nl ""*"« work y o u g o o d g o o d s a n d will n o t I. U /,? j£, 1 °' r r r a Mic Y '-in Rah i r h , N. C. o t h e r c o u n t i e s g e n e r a l l y they en her h e a r t a n d h a n d t o a n ­ j a p p e a r s , t h i s h a s a n d will he y "Ml * V ome , V , , , ' r cmiy, If you * ir em. > 1 ' . h h». e .«vt ninn* ""'l* , i are em- misrepresent m•' wares. CM " , , V lost. o t h e r . H e reached h e r f a t h | o n e of iiie h a r d e s t y e a r s t h e n > * I ( your ^ !ir 'rt '•> U/h Hh- 'f* m y s t o c k whether T ' ln<!or..o, Ui .'iiCiTV. 1 Istf.rfev-j nt all. Yon trill y o n b u y o r n o t . T h e D e m o c r a t s v i r t u a l l y e r s h o u s e a n d found t h a t t h e t:,r «fart at tho rnpirlityttnrt on-,much noted North West h a s i bv vc fr.'.'r, , . •' •' ''"I .r upojt dollAr.dsy inand held t h e i r o w n in New York G o r d i a n k n o t w a s being tied. ever seen. I t seems, t h e pe-> '•! % L • d /t ( f ost Respectlully, .s •• .-x n.-c «ric.oev-ful r»« I': ft: i i' r! r "'Ml flip D0t>0 C i t y a n d B r o o k l y n , a n d in a H e t o o k h e r f r o m t h e p o o r pie in general a r e verv much ' y not'ltinir o!»e *r.tU » • mt yori caa rlo »t the by 9 f oc few of t h e c o u n t i e s , b u t their c r a v e n bride g r o i n s p r a n g in­ j a g i t a t e d over t h G. D . T A Y L O R No CAj.iiftl , .present f l - , — t S - Y M»an, W v o t e w a s s m a l l g e n e r a l l y in t o his s a d d l e with his love financial troubles, ir toil basir.;- • ; is j. •, April 2 7 , 9 3 . le verv V.'ri-p «; o.toc- .nw f 01 all the other counties. '• .",i CTT fit ro., behind him, a n d a w a y t h e y best e l bu.-iiiPMs men s a v y.60, Cortland, Me I t t hue a p p e a r s t h a t t h e re went! H e s t a i d not for b r a k e , t hey tear (hi* consequences if s u i t c a n be a c c o u n t e d f o r by he s t o p p e d n o t f o r s t o n e , times d o n o t liven u p *hori POH DYSPITT^STA , T _ .. TV TOTTJl VACK ACrtT *. u h disorrtew, tftkfi t h e f a ' l u r e of t h e D e m o c r a t s fie s w a m t h e Em River wh°re ly. Every b o n y s e e m s t o be Or 70c nra nil ivorn out, really ^00 1 ior rot'iftwrvf*' For MaAaria, Liver Trou­ . i, . BROW V S IRON' LITTERS. Int., it ifi Konernl rtebilitv. Try 5 1 !Vr ^ " ' c t r & d e ° m Genuineh a s t o vove. a n d i t is n o t necesnere w i b n o n e 0 T h e m d e b t a n d n o m o n e y where 3f -a illTthotrys Iitoy rr'TTKTtr. glva ble^ or Indigestion, use trade-mark and crossed rod lines on wrapper. cure you. cleanse your liver, na<l a good appetite. BROWN'S IRON EITTiiRa •x • : • . • . / �SUBSCRIPTION HATE S last vV<n4:, lie WOU.F1 doubtless : To Tin: WATAUGA DEMOCRAT h u v e taken n relapse for ii X copy 1 year $1.00 " 0 months 50 " 3 months AnvEi'TisiNG KATES. 1 inch 1 week. ....$ .75 1 " 1 mouth .... 1.75 1 " 3 <• \ " (j " t " 1 year i column 1 week 1 " 1 " 1 1 " 1month..... 3 " (» " 1 year .... 3.00 .... 5.00 .... 7.00 .... 0.00 ....13.50 ....25,00 ....37.50 5 0 00 E n t e r e d a t t h e Postofficeat Boone, N. 0 . , a s second-class mail matter. LOCAL NEWS. —Now for a thanksj>ivina* t uikcs. —Little Lawrence, s o n of Mr. N a t h a n H o r t o n , is q u i t e sick. —Worsteds, g i n g h a m s , c a n t o n flannels, all 10 cts per .yd. a t llolscla W ' M . — Miss H a l Grimes,of H i g h P o i n t , is tin 1 guest, of Mrs. J . F, Spa.nhoui. —The black-smith s h o p a t M ill \V. Holsclaw's with H . L . Huirgins a s w o r k m a n . —You c a n g e t g o o d honest b o o t s a t 8 2 . 5 0 per p a i r a t Will W. Holsclaw's. —How is t h i s f o r a t u r n i p ? G eorge Molberr.v t raised it a n d it weighed 8% p o u n d s . —Another i n f a n t d a u g h t e r g l a d d e n s t h e iiomeof D r . a n d Mrs. Beeves, cf o u r t o w n . —B. .1, Council), Deceiver, offers a l a r g e a m o u n t *)f per­ s o n a ' p r o p e r t y f o r s a l e . Sec noise Jelsewhcre. —You con get g o o d p h o t o s a n d phcreotyj>es. all s i z e s , c h e a p a t Mrs. Will W. Holsr l a v a. ( ' a l l a !i a in need o! work. Memory of Phillip F. Baird. The grim monster, Death, was e n o u g h t o unnerve a n y h a s m a d e s a d a n d a l m o s t t i u e d e m o c r a t t h a t is in usu-1 broken t h e h e a r t s of friends al health mm-li less a m a n ! a n d rebitives a n d in f a c t , all who kne Phillip Baird, by who is a s un well a s l)e. —On l a s t K edncsdfiy night t a k i n g him from t i n s t o a n ­ Deputy Collector It. L . Couu- o t h e r world. He was tlm (Iftli s o n of A. cill a n d Deputy M a r s h a l N. N.Colvard.found o n e Mr. Ei- J . a n d T e m p e r a n c e B a i r d a n d lcr o n Buffalo, this c o u n t y , was born March 1.7th 1 8 8 6 , with a load of illicit b r a n d y . a n d died Oct. 2 2 n d 1 8 9 3 , a t T h e offender is now in jail in t h e h o m e of h i s s i s t e . M i s . S Boone, while bis w a g o n br'an A.Gbwis, in S n l i n a , K a n . H e dy a n d t e a m is 'in t h e posses­ left his home last A pri! f (» t sion of Mr. Council!, a n d will r he west, where he h a d s o of he sold for t h e nencfit of t h e en spoken of going'. T i p ( a s government. Such is'fate of he w a s b e t t e r k n o w n ) w a s o n e of tlu^ s t r o n g e s t speci­ tr an s g r es s o rs . mens of ma nkindd a ml w a s a l w a y s r e a d y when d u t y call t ' - Spocinl! On Dec.V 5 t h , 1 8 9 3 , i will sell for c a s h t o "<) him, a n d d u r i n g his s h o r t t h e iiigli' Ht bidder a t Blow­ it a v in K a n s a s w o n friends ing Rock, N. C., o v e r $ 2 , 0 0 0 t h a t d i d nil t h e v c o u l d f o r worth of personal property,, h in. He w a s t a k e n v\ ii ii m a t o wit: 7 3 bed s t e a d s with ipMiiis a n d bedding; 2 4 bu- l a ri a l fever, followed by conreaus, 4 2 wash s t a n d s , o v e r g'-'sti vc chills, u liich w nsfihorc 2 5 0 chairs, p e c piano, o n e t h a n lie could bear, thongli p u i o r suite, cook s t o v e s r a n h . s faithful physician a n d de­ , s, a l a r g e lot oi silver-ware, voted s i s t e r d i d all t h a t w a s abi' 1 ware, a n d m a n y o t h e r possible t o r e s t o r e lsim t o uotel inrpishings t o o tedious t o mention. T u e s a m e being h e a l t h , which he seemed t o the p r o p e r t y of t h e firm oi h o p e for s o much s ) t h a t he K i n g nmi G r a y . could c o m e h o m e . But t h e B. J . COUNCILL, Receiver. All Wise Pro v i d e n c e s a w lit t o t a k e him, f a r f r o m h o m e OBITUAEY. a n d a w a y f r o m his m o t h e r , H a n n a h M wifcof Henderson vhose g r e a t g"iof is t h a t s h e Wood, Boiai O c t . 1 2 t h 1 8 1 6 , could n o t be with h e r d e a r died Nov. 3 r d 1 8 9 3 , a g e d boy in t h e las'-, h o u r s . 7 7 years, a n d 2 1 d a y s . S h e H e scorned conscious until vas converted a t t h e ' a g e of tiie l a s t , a n d j u s t before he Hi "years Hand joined t h e died, lie called his s i s t e r t o Methodist Episcopal Church his bed, a n d e m b r a c i n g h e r S o u t h , in R a n d o l p h c o u n t y , in his a r m s s a i d : " A n n , t h i s where s h e w a s b r o u g h t up. is m o r e t h a n I c a n b e a r , i t is " R e m e m b e r now t h y C r e a t o r t h e l a s t of T i p in t h i s world. in t h e d a y s of t h y y o u t h . " P o o r m a m m a will shed m a S h e was happily m a rri e d t o ny a b i t t e r t e a r f o r m e . " Henderson Wood a t t h e a g e While he b a d m a d e n o pro­ of 2 0 years. S h e was t h e fession of religion, he h a d nioth»*r of seven children; live often expressed himself aw or whom with her h u s b a n d w a n t i n g t o d o w h a t w a s preceded her t o t h e b e t t e r r i g h t a n d t o h e a c h r i s t i a n , L a n d . On • s o n , J o h n , a n d a n d left t h e consoling words: • o n e d a u g h t e r . Miss Nannie, " I a m g o . n g h o m e . i survive her, t o m o u r n t h e i r Ii is b i r d t o realize t h a t h e inreparable loss. In t h e y r . is gone, a m i t l m familv who a s mo anxiously awaiting; of 1 8 7 4 , s h e with her H o n a n d in the Plight A MOTHER -o~ Wakes to Find Her Little One Strangling, S h e S a v e s i t s Life by the Prompt Use of Ayer 's Ch e r r y Pectoral "One of my children had Croup. The case was attended by our physi­ cian, and was supposed to be well under control. One night I was startled by the child's hard breathing, and on going to It found it strangling. Jt had nearly ceased to breathe. Realizing that the child's alarming condition had become possible in spite of the medicines given, 1 reasoned that such remedies would be of no avail. Having part of a bottle of AYER'S Cherry Pectoral in the house, I gave the child three doses, at short intervals, and anxiously awaited results. From the moment the Pectoral was given, the child's breathing grew easier, and, in a short time, she was sleeping quietly and breathing naturally. The. child is alive and well to-day, and I do not hesitate to say that AYER'Si Cherry Pectoral saved her life."—C. J. WOOLDKIDGK, Wortlnun, Tex. "J wish to express my high appreciation of AYER' S Cherry Pectoral, having had occasion to use it in many cases, two of which, W. F. Owen and Jos. Johnson, were abscess of the lungs, involving almost the entire organ. The patients were treated by several physicians, and were pro­ nounced to be in the last stages of consumption. Being placed in my hands, the main part of the treatment was AYrER'S Cherry Pectoral. This was about eight years ago, and both men are now, to all appearance, in perfectly sound health. I have used this remedy in a-number of other cases with like favorable results."—JOHN A. HITTER, M. 1)., West Baden, Ind. "When my children had the whooping cough, AYER'S Cherry Pectoral did them more good than any other medicine."—Mrs. M. BROCKWELL, Harris, Tenn. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral SAY I / Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayor & Co., Lowell, Mass. Prompt to aot, sure to cure THIS IS NO HUM LUG TO DRAW T I f E N OHM A 3, A N S > COLLEGIA TE IN STITRADE! TUTE, FOIl YOUNG WOMEN. ASH EVIL LA, A. ('. Second session begins St'iuendirr 1d, 1.893. -o- I MEAN BUSINESS. The iuisl itution is located in the most beautiful suburb of Ashevilie, X. C. Tiie spacious b biding;, recently completed for its nee at a cost of $60,'000 is furnished with pure Wnter troui springs on 1 r o m now u n t i l t h e first d a y the premises, is lighted with gas, heated bv hot water and provided of Apt il I will sell m y s t o c k o with hot and cold baths. The health and habits of the pupils are carefully guarded. Be­ sides the ample space given to »ut door exercise, a well equipped gymnasium will be tit,ted up within doors. No expense has been spare 1 to make the sewerage and sa nitary arrangements perfect. —AND— Each pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as a part of her practical training for life, and whilstainiing at thoroughness in every department, the management will strive to provide lor those committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian school, bat a christian home. No pupil will be admitted who as At "*0 per cent above not in reasonable health, or who cannot- furnisk credentials as to antral character. CLOTHING OVERCOATS — L a f a y e t t e Critcher raised a svsce po a t o pOmpkin t h i s Four Separate Courses of Study are offered to the Student, y e a r t h a t weighed 9 1 lbs. Ii 1 T H E NORM A L COUILSE, for t h e t h o r o u g h t r a i n i n g y o u c a n beat t h i s !»-r u s h e a r d a u g h t e r m o v e d t o W a t a u - h i s v t u r n h o m e r a n h a r d l y -o— of t e a c h e r s u n d e r i n s t r u c t o r s from t h e best N o r m a l schools. gn c o u n t y a n d settled o n believe. t h e y c a n never h e a r f r o m y o u , please 2. SEMINARY OR C O L L E G I A T E COURSE, including If y o u d o n ' t t h i n k I m e a n i t Dutcli creek, vviicr-' -he lived I r s g l a d s o m e v o ce e n c o u r a ­ ancient a n d ni >dern l a n g u a g e s , science, m u s i c , d r a w i n g e r c . —If y o u w a n t c l o t h i n g of until her d e a t h . S h e w a s a g i n g 1 hern in t h e i r d a i l y d u ­ 3 . ' OM M E W 4 A L ( X)U RSE, including s t e n o g r a p h y , type­ c o m e a n d l o o k t h r o u g h m y nit, it-, riptson, s n o e •, lints, g o o d mother, a kind neigh­ ties o r see him in hi> accus­ writing. bookkeeping, etc. or in fact, anything to keep 4 . D E P A R T M E N T O F DOMESTIC SCIENCE, ( a ) Scien­ bor, a c o n s i s t e n t Christum t o m e d place a g a i n , for ho w a s y o u cotnf >rtahh>through t h e faith. H e r d e a t h w a s n o t t o a l w a y s there, a n d especially tific cooking, f h e s t u d y of t h e p r o d u c t i o n a n d m a n u f a c t u r e winter, why, j u s t g o t o Bry­ I t w o n t c o s t y o u one* c e n t her a surprise. Being a suf­ o n S u n d a y s , with his f a t h e r cf food, etc, ( b ) Sewing—embracing t h e c u t t i n g a n d fitting of g a r m e n t s , millinery, e t c . an's and get them. you dont purchase. ferer for s o m e time, from a n d m o t h e r w h o feel his l o s s —Rev. Mr. P a t t o n , of Va., lung trouble, s h e was expect­ s o much m o r e t h a n a n y o t h ­ The teachers at the head of 1his department are from the famous I h a v e a l a r g e s t o c k a n Pratt School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the best insti­ assisted b y Rev. Sherwood ing, JandJ l o o k i n g p a t i e n t l y e r s o n e a r t h , a n d while t h e y tutions in the < ountry. chosen with reference to christian character w a n t t o g e t rid of i t befo a n d o t h e r s , is c o n d u c t i n g a f o r hei d e p a r t u r e . And re­ h a v e t h e g r e a t e s t s y m p a t h y experience and abiltv as teachers. spring. A thoroughly organized Preparatory department has been fur­ Series ?of meetings at Time peatedly expressed h e r will­ of their friends, rn a y t h e y nished for all sueli as are not prepared tor t he higher classes. F o r k ( b u r li. i t h a s been in ingness t o die. Being strick­ t a k e c o m f o r t , k n o w i n g t h a t The school year is divided info two terms; cost to pupil $50 per p r o g r e s s for a n u m b e r of d a y s en with p a r a l y s i s , s h e qumt- God a l o n e c a n help b e a r t i n term, or $100 per year, which barely covers the expense of board, 8@r CALL AND L O O K I -©*' a n d much i n t e r e s t i s s a i d t o !y passed a way o n Nov. 3rd,.; g r e a t burden h e h a s placed the school being practically free, having been provided for by a few friends to female education. For further particulars applv to o be manifested. On S u n d a y of N o v . 5 t h , we u p o n t h e m . R E V . T H O M A S LAWRENCE, A SHEVILLE' , N. C. —We a r e informed,[reliably buriied her r e m a i n s in i h e H i s r e m a i n s were placed in I would call y o u r a t t e n t i o n we t h i n k , t h a t O u r Congress­ old family g r a v e y a r d , a t un­ t h e cemetery fit S a l i n a , I h e t o t h e b i g c u t in prices in m y m a n , H o n . W. H . Bower, i s cle Andy M a s t s , n e a r valley b u r i a l being a t t e n d e d b y a o t h e r lines. t o be marr ied t o s o m e nor­ Crucis. S i n g i n g a t h e r re­ l a r g e crowd of people, a n d t h e r n l a d y t o d a y . We h a v e q u e s t , " A n d m u s t I h i s b o d y t h e Methodist minister with t h e church c h o i r c o n d u c t e d irevvd b u y e r s arc. a l w a y s a f t e r g o o d b a r g a i n s , a n d n o t learned t h e f o r t u n a t e la­ die,"etc., in t h ' m i d s t of a t h e services very beautifully. t h i s leads t h a t class of o u r citizens t o inspect inv d i s p l a y d y ' s n a m e w h o h a s won t h e l a r g e a n d s y m p a t h i z i n g c o n ­ I t seems t h a t t h e c h a s t e n i n g of NEW GOODS. h i t h e r t o i m p e n e t r a b l e h e a r t g r e g a t i o n . H e r p a s t o r , A. r o d h a s fallen very heavily I receive new g o o d s every week which j a m selling a t u p o n Hie f a m i l y , t h i s being j. B u r r u s . of Mr. Bovver. t h e second Ot t h e i r b o y s who,. b a r g a i n s t h a t will s a v e y o u money. J u s t received a l o t of —Winter is u p o n u s a t l a s t . Mrs Lease, of K a n s a s , s a y s h a v e been buried iri Kari- L i l i e s ' buy-cut s h o e s o r slippers in black a n d t a n colors. A Considerable s n o w o n Tues­ t h a t t h e Jesuit in t h a t S t a t e , pas, b u t impresses u s " t h a t beautiful line of wide r i b b o n s a n d flowers f o r h a t t r i m ­ d a y n i g h t a c c o m p a n i e d by which w a s such a discomfit­ o u r live is even a vapor t h a t m i n g . A beau titul line of all kinds of n o t i o n s very c h e a p . high wind a n d h a r d freeze. u r e for t h e populists, was d u e a p p e a r e t h for a little while Come tJ) see m e when in need of g o o d s . I will sell you very h , . H a r d freeze a g a i n l a s t n i g h t . t o t h e fusion l a s t y e a r , a n d a„, d t h e n v a, n,i s h e t h a w a y . " low. I h a v e j u s t received a l a r g e l o t of M a s o n ' s F r u i t j a r s r ug th p . . T ., ,, . . ... that, whenever t h e p o p u l i s t s T h of.„,h s a d ,b e f,-,..e, A a r t i n g t h a t i will sell c h e a p . 1 w a n , a . oit of„ y o u n g chickens,eggs T h e blizzard s t r u c k u s j u s t t l f o r y o u n n a f o r me, a ,d fuse they lose t h e i r m a n h o o d . a t t h e t i m e predicted b y t h e S h e is for a a t r a i g h t o u t fight T h e p a r t i n g we s o much de- etc., f o r which 1 will p a y g o o d prices; a l s o r o o t s a n d h e r b s . O pl ore, w e a t h e r profit, E a r l R. Mix. a l w a y s . H e r friends a n d fol­ Give me y o u r t r u l e a n d I will d o y o u right e y e r y time. T h e sweeter indeed will t h e NO IK EI I h a v e just completed a black s m i t h s h o p —Topic: AJ§Blowing Rock lowers in t h i s S t a t e m a y well h a p p i n e s s be a p p l a u d her wisdom. B u t friend s e n d s u s t h e following whether t h e y fuse o r d o n ' t When we m e e t o n t h e ever­ a n d ha ve secured t h e services of a first-class w o r k m a n in b o t h wood a n d i r o n , a n d I a s k y o u t o b r i n g m e y o u r v v o r k , notice of a m a r r i a g e under fuse, t h e result seems t o be green s h o r e . o r I will h a v e y o u a new w a g o n built o n s h o r t notice. Give d a t e of Nov. 6th* " M a r r i e d very much of a sameness. A FRIEND. me a call when in need of work, a n d 1 will g i v e y o u low pri­ o n t h e 5 t h insr, a t t h e White Valle Crucis, N. C. I t is no easy o dress Rock School H o u s e , Mrs. J . harsh, course hairthings tto make ces. HO a Yours Anxious to PJ^se, E S u d d e r t h , a n d J . F . G r a g g i t look graceful o r becoming, ny Buckingham's l)ye for Whisk­ ers does its work throughly, col­ b o t h of W a t a u g a c o u n t y , W. the use of Ayer'sHair Vigor, this oring a uniform brown or black, W. Sherrill, E s q . , officiating.' difficulty is removed, and the which, when dry, will neither, rubj hair made t o assume any style wash off,nor soil linen. Relieve all soreness of tho mucous membrane and — E d i t o r D o u g h e r t y is still or arrangement, t h a t may be decores GONORR HOBA and GLEET in t to 5 days. No other treatment necessary. Never causes stricture o* ^ leaves any injurious after effect*. Fricc, $x. Sold v c r y unwell, n o t a b l e t o a t - w n H Give tkeVigor a trial, WANTED.—A g o o d m a n a ­ by druggists. RESPECTFULLY, BLOOD BfiLM CO., Pro'sjtlanta. I?a. g e r in every C o u n t y west of tend to his political writing Scrofula, eradicated and all Wilmington & Weldon Railf o r t h i s issHUe, a n d .if . e h a. kindred diw>!awscnrwlbv Hood's| a d in^^ N o r t h C a r o l i n a , d .h r0 w.L J K ^ T IIE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."^® attempted such a t'ung, at-; Sorsaparilla, which by its vital- ; Address R E JONES t e r t h e terrible r a d i c a l land- i '*'"K, a , m l alteretiVeeflfectH,makes [ Life hismVi'rcYo.. OO C7 55. vsrw^rmw is ihe ilje 7 o sunsc rib pure blood. slidp t h r o u g h o u t t h e j e o u n t r y W i n s t o n , N. C. COST! STOCK hi j JI WILL W. HOLSCLAW. ,. . �mmMM MMM MNMMMMB— Wfei•• rg—BiMf ^!K:i!llllilIillllllllllllll|llll!IIIII!Illlllll|l|l|lllllllllllllllll|ll!|j A I OVERMAN'S —r r III—!•' The Future Power. MOTTO AGE SA EE. T'i9 W l t i i r a Dsnwirat LOSING COMPLETE NKWSP a electrical science devel- By virtue ;>f a mortgage deed o p s it is seen m o r e clearly executed t o me by .John B. King co1 the Noi SPECIFIC OXYGEN! A DEMOCRATIC family newKpapiM* that, t h e a g e in which >ve live j and Iiobt. II. ( b a y , of t he firm n a Press." IS THE davotad t o tin* interest of Coun­ of King A: Gray, ol Blowing Bock $44 BREATH OF LSFE-"! t y , State ano Nation. Published is a n electrical a g e . We a r e N. C., and the same also signed Do you want t o aid in building - » V 7 V OXYGEN Is the — up a paper t h a t shall reft< c t tlm every Thursday a t Boone, Wa­ encouraged t o believe t h a t by M. W. Gray, wife ol Itobt . II. U Ufa giving «l-2 t a u g a County. N. C. fjPRAY UIJLB anient (ofwithoatS greatest mv l i t on North Carot h e Use of t h e s u b t l e t h i n g we Gray, dated Sept. 27. 3892, t o water air and Tt secure 1 lie payment, of ($1,900) ittherooanbero •- na, no matter where i t may be call electricity will be e n l a r g ­ nineteen hundred dollars with in­ MOUTH life. E-PECiEIGa seen? Then patronize PIECE. OXYGEN ia a 2 Largo Crops on the Penitmtiary ed. People would g l a d l y wel­ terest a t rate of 8 per cent per an special medicat- ^ The Wilmington Ales sen get ed Oxygen treat- a Farms, Despite the Floods. jium. the same being due on the ment fordiseas- a A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPElf c o m e t h e s u b s t i t u t i o n of elec­ es of the nose, si •i.lst day of Oct. 1893, 1 will on T h e i ' a n n s o n i h e UouTioake throatand lunga a Do you want a reliable jmper tricity f o r s t e n m locomotives; the 1st Monday in Dec. 1893, the % CURES The inhalations 2 giving you all the news of the will be c o n t i n u e d a n d t h e P ,;KARKH ASTHL eontain Germi- 3 there would o e a n a b s e n c e of same being the 4th day of Dec., cidesand Disin- % . v •. 'SHNSUrviPTIGN farming operations there ): ^BRONCHITIS | feotants, in ad- ^ world—a Democratic newspaper t o satisfy said note and interest ditiontothebest ^ t h a t equals the best- has the s o o t a n d cinders, a n d d o u b t ­ 2 .» DAY FEVEF known spaciflca li greatly enlarged, as 2,500 on same ana cost of this sale, sell for these disand for less increased speed a s well. for cash t o t he highest hi hler a t cases,c.trryiiig the remedy by inhalation right to ^ largest circulation, been haspa rt a c r e s m o r e will be p a t in cul­ i the seat the disor.se, making it a POSITIVE a twenty-one years Pel h a p s we s h a l l see t h e wa­ the court house door in Boone, Separate Specifics used in Catarrh and 2 t i v a t i o n . T h e loss of c o r n ;Isy-Pover. Not a patent medicine. Physicians ri and fuctorin thegrowth and devV ter power in t h e Yadkin river what is known a s the King and H preeerlba it in their practioe. | velopinent of the Old North t h i s y e a r h a s been a b o u t 3 0 , £ . 1ECAUTI0N KO uj LY '"oxYiir 'FP m u s E . l State? Then subset be for r u n n i n g o u r f a c t o r i e s a n d Gray Blowing Rock Hotel, and lot, situated a t Blowing Rock, i^ssm^esBSSBBSz'd 0 0 0 bushuls. T h i s w a s d u e :: "v * - -,; J T V l i g h t i n g o u r s t r e e t s . N o t h ­ N. c., and containing some tour 34-18h»-lly Building, Omaha, Neb. o ^ T i l W I L M 1 K U T 0 N J } ( I J H I -2 W.A1RcpUbliorieti: launuSt.. Atlanta. Oa. E9 B •\v\ ' Ifaoliiiid Shop, t o six freshets since A u g u s t and any Campaign ilartes: | Gt0 1 . Brorvdv.ay, Loultvllli?, Kr. 4.0 in g could b r i n g o u t m o r e acres ol land more o r less, t h e . tll'A UHCtl. 2 8 t h . These, s a y s Mr. L e a z same b; ing the laud bought by .ii he the best • ' C C.J! .VL ChlriD addressed to us ^ Bhe " D a i l y Messenger," b y clearly t h e wonderful p o w e r wonted. ' ' jr( i I 7 return mail a oopv of our... said King and Gray from S. W a r, [t h e superintendent] <•' . '•••*• ! • •"'• in, ' g the txoatment in full. Send 2 :nail, 4 m o n t h s o n t r i a l , f o r VI. A'it' ONCE. of w a t e r fall a n d electricity clarke in the year 1888 t o which « for iti/jreu price Loalth, 2 112.00 would h a v e s w e p t a w a y all SUPPLY G% t h a n t h e following: " P e r ­ deed reference is laid for more :-s C-y^en Co., n a T S; l r '2 j T h e weekly " T r a n s c r i p t Mes­ t h e lowland c r o p s , a s t h e riv­ h a p s t h e mostjwondei fill pow­ complete discription. n.s is also s e n g e r , " ( t h e l a r g e s t ifiul e r w a s 3 2 t o 3 9 feet a b o v e had t o the mortgage deed undf r er in all The S o u t h — p o w e r which this sale will be made„both b e s t p a p e r in t h e S t a t e ) 9 riiuuisira t h e menu low w a t e r level tin* d e v e l o p m e n t of electric of weich deeds are duly recorded months on trial for f l.00 'The floods ruined 8 0 0 a c r e s Cash i n a d v a n c e . B o t h energy, is t o be found a few in the Register's office^of Watau­ of c o r n . In the'early s p r i n g papers are large Eight-Page miles a b o v e Sheffield a n d F l o r g a county. This Oct. 24th, '93. | SEmtm r:: ! L . W. EST us. M o r t g a g e e . t h e r e were t w o m o r e floods, J>. **i •AS , sheets. S e n d P o s t a l Card Hin-e, A l a b a m a , in t h e g r e a t W. B. COUNCILS , A t t y . f o r L. w i t h t h e a d d r e s s of five per­ o n e of which m a d e a r e p l a n t ­ falls, known a s t h e Muscle \Y . Kates. s o n s a n d receive s a m p l e copmmrm P i n g of c r o p s necessary. Nev­ S h o a l s . T h e r e sleep unseen i' of T HE M ESSENGER. NATURE'S e r w a s there s u c h a y e a r of NOTICE 5 YEARS § f ; Oct. 1 s t , 1 8 8 8 . tf. capabilities t h a t defy t h e difficulties. T h e l os s o n t h e CURE FOR m o s t s a n g u i n e w a t e r power North Carolina, Watauga Co. In the Superior Court Before the work a t t h e f a r m s , s u c h a s jf t h e s e f a m o u s shoals—ener­ < lerk John B. Taylor vs. Polly TAKE T H E dikes, etc., h a s been h e a v y . CATARRH gies t h a t could r u n all t h e McLeurd and ot hers. M r . L e a z a r e s t i m a t e s t h e loss I t appearing t o thesatisfflrtion r a i l r o a d s of A l a b a m a , t u r n Oliicago and Alton B. B. ot the Court, t h a t James .testes, o n c r o p s , dikes, etc., a t $ 3 0 , t h e wheels of ail h e r i n d u s t ­ Andrew Vance and wife. Julia, GOING 000 during the year. But EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. ries, w a r m a n d l i g h t all her Vance t i m e of the defendants in This new treatment for Catarrh and West and Nci'thweit. f o r these losses h e declares diseases of the respiratory organs is homes, cook all h e r m e a l s the above entitled proceeding are one of the most important discoveries t h a t t h e S t a t e would lun*e non-residents ot t h e s t a t e and , in medical science and possesses the a n d tire all furnaces, reserv­ that, they are necessary parties _ /K • >'•.*' .r'i.-'-'vl ^Emigrants going t o any of 1lie following advantages i n e v e r heard of Dm peniten­ ing still a power unimpaired t o said proceeding. The said (, The patient can cure himself at a small expense Wo,stern Slales of TeN'itoriw r K j T - t i a r y t h i s y d n r . Despite t h e and without outside assistance. —a power sufficient t o re­ James Jestes, Andrew Vance and SIIIIII3IIII lll!J!l!til!tl!iilll!l :WJmM!!IM:illl»l!l»!JW« 2. No change ot diet or pursuit of lite Is necessary will wave t ime and money going during treatment. losses he s a y s he h a s m a d e wife, will, therefore, via. Chicago and Alton rouo?. 3. The remedies aro In no wise offensive to the s p o n d t o a l l j t h e o t h e r a n d take Julia Vance, a pitition has ilnn a Tj.iriyo I An«. notice, t h a t patient and entail no discomfort. t in the quickest route t o 12 1&4 a S!)l- iMstt.r>»<v. la, 5 0 , 0 0 0 t o 0 0 , 0 0 0 h u s h a l s of 4. The remedy reaches the seat of tho trouble linn r, S<-:f tliroixll:?'? Slintlln. g r a n d e r d e m a n d s t h e pro­ been Hied in The office of the Clerk directly. H«wH • S .qnnl in C<-n-;( i-mnlor. corn, equal to the greatest C I T Y , DEN T F, It, 5. Tho remodles and moans of appliance con bo KANSAS »M.C linn ion i Apiii ;irr.iic©. of t h "Superior Court of Watauga, gressive f u t u r e m a y m a k e carried In tho pockot without inconvenience. raenn Klojunt Vlnlsn. riJJOKLO, p r o d u c t in t h e p r e v i o u s y e a r s County N. C. asking, t h a t a. lost Fit ICIS TREATMENT at any drug nfor*. Has a I'l rleot A d^ME-tmrnt. —A .- ().- Chronicle. ! IRU .t I 'mltlirn T;kk«-up. CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. Vnd all pointH in Idaho, We !i deed may be restored, and that since t h e please of t h e f a r m ; B<i»a bt viirtli J'nriiHwvt'. CORRESPONDENCE 80LICITED. they are required t o appear, a t 15 13 Mo to flood 1Sewkvr OurtlttJcf ar-.fl "* ington, Oregon. Utah h a s picked 8 0 0 bal e s of cot­ ft I f>r ii; ijjo III 'ml i-.'t Cacterlno Medicine Co., Waco, Texas, PUBLIC ROADS. an id office on or belore Dec. 1st is •{«•'« ctiyfKcwlng MjiohL.10<»tvi 'iio World, and California. r. thin t o n a n d will p r o b a b l y S u b s t a n t i a l public r o a d s 1893. and answer o r demur t o 2 Exacvne THE ROYAL FOR •' inest and Host I (j nip pen PF said petition, or the petitioner 3 0 0 bales m o r e , while t h e excellence, and yau vvil /load in the BV .s£. a r e indispensable f a c t o r s in will move for the relief demanded 2 buy no Only line running Solid brnti p r o d u c t from" 1 8 9 I - ' 9 2 , t w o t h e u p building a n d g e n e r a l i« said pet .it-ion. This Oct. 10th b uti trains .octuVcn St. J.cuii | RCYAE S. M. CO., B vGl't! til, a IbtsriiluEUi L i y e a r s , w a s o n l y 9 0 0 bales. p r o s p e r i t y of c o m m u n i t i e s 1893. and Knnrut lily. Joe B. Todd, o. s. v. H e s a y s he sees bis way*pret- arid c o m m o n wealths. Willi I Inclining air cars and Tour HOOFING. t y clear until n e x t fall. H e o u t t h e m m u c h cf t h e p r o i n S!<< 1 (it t e of extiu charge. NOTICE. / -vbo We&ihar Bearding, J will ,1 nice parties a t any railc e r t a i n l y i s a h a r d worker.— d u r e of t h e f a r m e r c a n n o t be { CeIflnp8T road station with through ticke t s CURE Raleigh Special to Charlotte placed u p o n t h e m a r k e t , a n d , On T h u r s d a y , I h e 3 0 t h d a v ind baggage checks. of Nov. 1 8 9 3 , I will sell fo'i < fi^rriiinalod Sheeting, Observer. For fall information,maps and perishing where it g r e w , he is cash t o t h e highest bidder a t Roofing Paints ( r lesr-rip ive pRnij.hlcts ol H e public o u t c r y a t Linville, N. impoverish t o t h e e x t e n t of West write t o or call on PAY M r . J u s t i c e Maul o n c e a d ­ Iron Roofing, i t s value, a n d t h e m e r c h a n t s C., t h e following articles of i». A. NfiVVLAxn. dressed a p h e n o m e n o n of personal p r o p e r t y t o wit. 3 TTcegftj, Sutters and Sp«i«Hng, a l s o loses t h e profit t h a t cows, o n e calf, o n e w a g o n o n e Q n R E C E I P T O F BCB C E H T 3 Traveling Pn^sengr -. Ar.t., innocence a s follows: " P r i s ­ z? ?Q h?7*& of Sfceet KMai for Building WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF 19 Pattoii Ave., Aslu-vilic, N. (j. s h o u l d h a v e flowed i n t o his s t e a m mill c o m p l e t e in:*lii<l/ CCF^PLETE AND READY \ o n e r a t t h e b a r , y o u r counsel f ITO APPLY WHEN SHIPPCDJ J . CHAkLTtJN, G. P . A ill b y p a s s i n g t h r o u g h his i n g planer, a n u m b e r of r o a d ( h'cngo, 111. things you innocent; the s c r a p e r s v\ith v a r i o u s otherhands. IVE WANT counsel f o r f o rJ t h e prosecu­ •AN— If g o o d r o a d s existed fools, a l a r g e l o t of l u m b e r , tion thinks you innocent; I the c o n t e n t s of t h e s t o r e t!i rougliou t t h e coil K try, all THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CUBS FOR uM (. k • ( • ran r o o m of t h e Esseola I n n with think you innocent. But a ; " & • •" • V b- :<» properties would b e e n h a n c ­ v a r i o u s o t h e r a r t i c l e s of per­ WAS2X j u r y of y o u r o w n c o u n t r y ­ Tettey, Gicnsd Itch, Itching Files, Ring Ili' ed in value, a n d m a n y t h o u s ­ s o n a l p r o p e r t y . ( workman t© : men, in t h e exercise of s u c h Al'2' Lif otu* kiuiteiiahi v! i Worm and all Itching Sfcln Diseases. •*J A. ^. t • • - v•">. a n d s of dollarsWDuld be s a v ­ J . F . &1' A INHOUR . Receiver. 1 c o m m o n sense a s t h e y possess ir^ivvt •,v••.f'-rtino© BoSJoifed' write ftxr is a choke blend of fine, high-grade Chi­ • .4 {.wns, ed t o t h e f u r m i n g c o m m u n i t y ; HyM bavc TCTTEB, it r.-silera nat» cw long It Las nese Tes. Put up In attractive and orig­ which does n o t seem t o be HollySprfng Collets. e*Utod, TETTSulNE will rs co.u.!;;!/ euro •'TvkTT r% G8. f Ckicinnatl, Ohio. addingvery meteriallyto the inal packages and packed In handsets ycu as you use it B BLI9HED 1072. much h a v e f o u n d y o u ' g u i l t y , ' Hi tler, Johnson, Co., Tenu. counter display boxes of six pounds e«clj c o m f o r t a n d financial well(either size); is only sold to packages, Harmless, P&lnlo?? rssd Fr^grsnt and it remains that I should Beautifully a n d acpessibly at a reasonable and much lower price to being of all o u r people. y- BJ Kcfajvleil If you »ro diwuti.slied p a s s u p o n y o u t h e sentence located. the consumer than any other package tea J xvlth the 31cfercn<)«s— Why it. is t h a t a m a t t e r oi on the market of any merit whatever ana Ample b o a r d i n g a c c o m m o i outhern flamk of tlui Ht.-.t, i Ueur^ift, C'un.tof l a w . T h a t s e n t e n c e is, t h a t affords the dealer a fair profit; Is a thor­ Itttta Hank, r«nd Natlouai Klaukof Savannah. such g r e a t i n t e r e s t lias here­ d a t i o n s . oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ y o u he k e p t in i m p r i s o m r e n t lutely pure, always the same ; freo from tofore c o m m a n d e d s o little F a c u l t y of s i x teacher's J. T . SHUPTttlNE & BOO. f o r oneda.y; a n d , a s t h a t d a y DUST T w o hundred a n d e i g h t v a t t e n t i o n , we fail t o a p p r e ­ SAVANNAH, GA. DEALERS w a s y e s t e r d a y , y o u m a y now five s t u d e n t s l a s t y e a r . will find the Five and Ten Cent packages hend. I t is of first i m p o r t ­ the cheapest and most salable package go about vour business." Both sexes a d m i t t e d . ance, vet, i t h a s been a b o u t tea on the market and consumers pro­ Thori ugh work d o n e in all nounce it "the best and most economical. * wholly neglected. Many q u e s branches. Southern Iron. Kin-Go Tea is convenientto handle, easy to sell and has proved a big success t i o n s of l i t t l e Or n o conse­ Next session begins Aug. I n a n a r t i c l e in t h e T r a d e s ­ wherever introduced. 7 1893. We are extremely anxious to have all m a n b y H a r r y V , MaxweH, quence h a veexcited t h e m i n d s dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ W r i t e for c a t a l o g u e . of o u r local s t a t e s m a n a n d quest that you Include a few boxes with M. E . , i t i s a s s e r t e d t h a t iron J AS. I I . SMITH, P RES'T. your next order to your wholesale house; called f o r t h t h e u n t i r i n g ac­ c a n be m a d e m o r e c h e a p l y in or order direct of us, we will see that yon t i v i t y of t h e people, while t h e EDUCATE YOUR GIRLS are supplied. For further Information the South than along theline address a r— present b a r D a r o u s c o n d i t i o n of th< P e n n y s l v a n i a s y s t e m . of t h e public h i g h w a y s of C l a r t m o n l F e m a l e G i l HE IN- O EA ., : "«7* F r o m t h i s a r t i c l e we t a k e t h e Catawba, c o u n t y h a v e e x c i t leg*, following which a p p l i e s m o r e cd n o solicitude w h a t e v e r . r*. ^ HICKOR A'. 0. locally t o o u r s e c t i o n : " I n We s h o u l d n o t l o n g e r c o n t i a / ' • v--"K" r 'X* • --4 % On surpassed for location, the: URE REAM- ARTAR OWDER t h e t e r r i t o r y in E a s t Tennes­ >n v ue t o neglect a m a t t e r of oughness and chcnpncss. # -'r? 'K- • r>> \ ENDORSED BY see a n d Western N o r t h C a r o ­ < -^ .w Christian, but not secfaiian. such t r a n s c e n d e n t i m p o r t ­ ;.k fdt a;; id ' %]vW;-• • • • • ,1r lina t r i b u t a r y t o t h e valley I'acuity able a nd painstaking. PROF A. L. SfiETZ,?. H.G, *jt<I ^' A: • «. •'•>«-.r 'i ,J.. •; .-^s , ance. G o o d r o a d s a r e a pub­ Special advantages in Music. Sj* -rA of Medical Depart,n,or»t Titian© University t h e r e i n n o luck of o r e . F r o m ; y' • • :" of Louisiana, who, aflfv a oar«fnl analysts, lic necessity, a n d we s h o u l d Send for Catalogue. pronounces it ft pure Cream Tartar Powder, t h e n o r t h e r n b o u n d a r y line which he chceriully reoomnientle to tko " g i v e neither sleep t o o u r ADDRESS -! ^ k • v---' j of J o h n s o n c o u n t y , a l o n g t h e REV. J. L. MmtPiiv, President public. eyes n o r s l u m b e r t o o u r eye­ t h e claim formed by t h e Uni­ "THE SOUTKEEK FAVORITE" 1 lid s " u n t i l excellent r o a d s UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLIN I coi. T r e a t S m o k y a n d U n a k a PURE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. i p e r m e a t e e v e r y p o r t i o n oi You Want It. Ask Grooer For It. m o u n t a i n s , t h e r e is scarcely t h e c o u n t r y , even t h e o b s c u r ­ EQIJIPMENT:— Faculty of twen­ ty-five teachers, eleven buildings NSW ORLEANS, a mile b u t w h a t diovvs b r o w n ed neighborhoods.— Pi ess & siven seimtilie laboratories, li GULF IFG. CO«» LA. brary of 30,000 volumes and 31 (. h e m a t i t e of a s g o o d q u a l i t y Carolinian. students. a s t h e world p r o d u c e s , a n d :X Our of tho INST1UK IT IO X.—F i v e goner,11 BRSTTol in a b u n d a nee. 1 he m a g n e t i( \yj l o have taken Hoo l s Bursa - courses; six brief courses, proles eicopen II.n Our faclfition E_ 1- Y i* ' C - • V j vs* iunequal'd, ftnd to introduce our l*e worl F R E sr« n n d s p e c u l a r o r e s of Ashe, parilla wlwt they think of it. and ' m.'il ciinrses in law, medh-im wj k m • -r-^Ji &I to out frfcfr#oi*vie will rendFRRR : fupcrior goods »n each locality, BPS A v. 1 Mt/Jtir W a t a u g a a n d Mitchell c o o n - 1 ™ p l i . ; s will be positive in its •ugineeiing and chemistiy; oj as above once canthose who write to usc latticeOnly you have sure of nt All make to do (n sfart Si favor. Simply what Hood's 8a.ri<"' i. \V 'A '1-yTtZ'-y. v.t 1 A* t. T> nF%dk the is to show our goods to t i e s . N o r t h C a r o l i n a , a r e in sapa.rilla does, that tells t he sto- lional courses. returnwho cell—your neighbors His Scbusaacber Djnass'sr- St . S 1 - Cai-'i«ta, and Trisde 'Marks obtained, and Ml Pat­ thosethose eround you The be­ EX Pi-INSES;—Tuif ion. 8 0 0 p< ent !>-8lru-«.i ror.v'uct'-t for f,"e(t«,-c»9 Feeo. and l a r g e q u a n t i t y e n d a v e r a g e rv of its merit. One h a s been cur- ye ,r. Scholarship^ and loans fn> ginningtheofsmall advertisement this C..T G ."e ij Opaord'e U.S.Patent (MSca. showsappearanceenditof the telaU Red wo c a n t-eenre patent in less time than thorn f o r t V t o seventy-five per 'ed of indigestion o r dyspepsia i lie ne< dy. scope. 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Try can make from Bcf n iow .i. at- v '.nv. a s a r e a l s o t h o s e o f C a r t e r ] cures of scrofula, catarrh, rlieur-K One dollar pays {or 11 < out sxperirnHALLEf rri ivrlf«* «t OU; •• SlKO. vDon••xpress chsfgot. It willmi O WIT'S IKON HITTERS. e;vo Acdxlress, M r ! A. CO.. Bo* Wcj^ mil 11 • |., M a i NB cure yon, cleanse your liver, and e o u n t y , Term."— N.-O -thron matism, salt rheum, etc. o r r * c * • Jt J* , n 'a good appetite. CcnuH '-.'it one year. i - ^ CAGTERINE — T K G T Co P C T P •' .. .. a \cle. Oiipne-te Patont OClco, Wfiit^tnn. � 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_1116_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: November 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 1893-11-16 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/8a9133564926c52dcd662287aab8bace.pdf c4e929ee046c9fd8a83be5159457d0dd PDF Text Text VOL G BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C„ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28. 1893, NO. 7. r~r» PROFESSIONAL. Col. C. A. Cillay's Latter to Governor Carr--A Review of the Battlefield of Chicauiaiiga. Having made this location, our task was over.—We beg leave to express the hope, however, that men who so highly distinguished them­ selves as the troops of this State did in Kelle.y's and Dyer's fields, and on Snodgrass Hill, should receive from North Carolina, state­ lier monumentsand more en­ during memorials, than sim­ ple tablets of oak or iron. This battle field is now vis­ ited almost daily, it will surely become the point to which students and travel­ lers will turn by thousands every year, and when it is seen that the Southern State, which sent the bra vest sold­ iers tc the field, has neglect­ ed thern, it will read ill for this Commonwealth. No official location being as yet allowed upon Mission­ ary Ridge, we did not at­ tempt to make any there. While Chatanooga we were visited by Mr. J. P. Smnrtt and Mr.E.S.Pinion, tltf former a soldier in CheaL ham's Division, who knew the position of the Cavalry brigade and Ector's Infantry, the latter a soldier of the 29th N. C. Jackson county. Their recollection perfectly coincided with the results we had reached as to the loca­ tion oL these troops. In October 1894-- accord­ ing to the present plan, the Park will be formally dedica­ ted with appropriate cere­ monies. May we not hope that your Excellency will hon­ or the occasion with your presence? It i» hardly neces­ sary to State, and we do so only to prevent ill-judged re­ marks, that the Commission bore its own expenses, being well a A are that the State lad made no appropriation for such a purpose. of the 6th. N. C. Cavalry, field a few days before our desperate fighting for the 29th, 39th, 58th, and 60th arrival, had so located the State road in Kelley's field, N. C. Infantry, and secure the positions as to in every way we had no member of the W. B. C0UNC1LL, JR. YOUR EXCELLENCY. 60th N. C. with us, their reg­ permanent designation of the corroborate our views. ATTORNEY AT LA Y. The visit, of two old sold­ same upon Mie maps and up­ Forrest was soon reinforc­ iment having participated in Boone, N. C. iers to the battle-field of on the ground. ed by Ector's Infantry brig­ the battle here as a member Chicamauga a n d Chatta­ Of the seven gentlemen ap­ ade, containing the 29th N, of StovalTs brigade, but as W. B. COUNCILL, M.D. nooga, in June 1888, led to pointed, one declined to C., who formed, advanced two of our party on the field Boone, N. C. the passage of the act of Con­ serve, another, after prepar­ and fought over substantial­ were engaged with the brig­ Resident Physician. Office gress, approved Aug. I9th, ing to go, was detained b,y ly the same ground at the ade which received the charge on King Street north of Post 1890—establishing a Nation­ illness, but the remaining Cavalry. of t^e Confederates, and had Office. al Military Park "for the five, on theevening of Octo­ special caose for remember­ As neither the reports of purpose of preserving and ber 25 th, 1893—met upon the brigade or regimental i n g e v e r y i n c i d e n t o f t h e DR. L. C. REEVES. suitably making for histori­ the battle-field, and duly or­ Commissioners of either the struggle there, we had no dif­ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON cal and professional mililai.v ganized the Commission by Cavalry or infantry detach­ ficulty in establish.ng the lo­ Office at Residence. study, the fields of some of electing Captain Isaac II ments have been found or cation. Again reports and Boone, N. 0. the most renmi kable mall­ Bailey, the Senior Confeder­ printed, we had to rely upon maps were brought out, one eoli vers and most brilliant ate Officer, Chairman, and other evidence its to the loca­ paced off Hie distance, an­ L. D. LOWE, fighting in the war." (Jinton A. f'illey, Secretary tions. Gen. H. Y. Boynton other read the statement of L i b e ral appropriations, and Historian. The other of tlie U. S. Commission had brigade and regimental com­ not yet more than half ex­ members present were Lieu­ commanded a regiment, an t manders, Gen. Stewart con-ANDpended, have enabled the tenants D. F. Daird and Win one of our Commission had salted the maps and annoiinc Commissioners, one of whom, S. Davis of Watauga county, been a Staff Officer, in the ed the decision. The result NOTARY PUBLIC, residing on the field, is Lieut. and J. G. Hall of Hickory. brigade which successively was that an oaken tablet, BANNER'S ELK, N. C Gen. A. P. Stewart, C. S. A., Before going to the field, met the assaults of Forrest , suitably inscribed, was put reproduce the landscape of the reports of every Confed­ and Ector, so that their re­ up on the side of the road, thirty years ago in all its erate Officer who had com­ collection, aided by informa­ marking it as the spot where WIN A f e a t u r e s . H o u s e s , w o o d s , manded North Carolina tion collected before leaving the xxxxx 60t.h N. C. Infan­ A l l ORNEY A 1 LAW, fields, are now again as they troops there, from Captain home, enables us to fix the try, at noon Sept. 20th, rea­ MARION, N. C were, and more than thirty to General, were rend, com­ position of the 6th and 29th, ched the farthest point at­ -(o)milesofsmooth macadamized pared and carefully collated. accurately, and to the satis­ tained by the C S. Troops in \Vill practice in the courts o- roads give access to every Maps, furnished by the War faction of all present.— that famous charge. Wafcjiuga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ part of I he grounds. Depai trnent were laborious Seeond:-The Fa mous break Fourth: It remained* now ell and all other counties in the The Government has erect­ ly examined, compared with through the Federal centre only to trace the route of 58th .v.v-.terii listrict «0TSpecial atten tior given to the collection of ed monuments to the few the reports, and the results about noon on Sunday. Here Infantry from where it cross­ claims. organizations of r e g u 1 a r thus obtained again gone it was, according to the re­ ed r he river, to the scene of r. J. C* Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. troops who were engaged, over in the light of the re­ port of Col. David Coleman, its magnificent achievement and built convenient steel ports of the Federal Com­ 39th, N. C., who towards the on Sn oil grass Hill. Three oi Trad 3, Tonn. Zionvillc, X- C. observation towers 70 feet manders. Letters received close of the day took com­ our Commiwsioneis weie sur­ high, w here needed for full in­ from the Survivors were also mand of his brigade in con­ vivors of that regiment, and spection of the field. It has filed with the reports, and a sequence ofGen. McNairhav- under theirguida nee, consult­ also prepared, and it is put­ history, as accurate as the ing been disabled, that the ing as ever the reports and 9ST Calls attended at all ting up, as fast as the States times and material at our brigade, under Coleman's maps, we had no trouble in hours.~7z& give the required information command would allow, was command, charged across an following its path from its June 1, '33. handsome iron tablets shew­ written out, jfeaeh regiment open field in face of the heavy first service, supporting bat­ ing the name and deeds of inaction, giving its halting fiie,and captured 9 cannons teries, across the field "just K . F. LOV1LL. J . C . FLETCHER. every regiment, battery or places, line of march, places which had been playing up­ traversed by the39th—,to the separate command from the where engaged, and where on it from the eminence. Col. place where, about the mid­ CLINTON A. CILLEY. v a r i o u s S t a t e s s e n d i n g finally located at the end of Co'eman, with the modesty dle of the afternoon, this troops to the two armies the battle. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, of the soldier, contents him­ command, never before under The Governor's which met there. This preparation showed self with the simple state­ fires plunged into the blood­ State of North Carolina. BOONE, N. It is left" to the States or to four phases of the battle of ment, and says no more. Executive Department, iest struggle of the battle, and Specia 1 attention g i veu Veteran Associations, to C h i c a m a u g a e s p e c i a l l y TheCommander of another one of the deadliest conflicts Raleigh, N AT . 3. 1893. to the collet ion ofclaims ere^t, subject, so far as the worth our attention, not on­ brigade also claims the lion of the war. Here it was at Col. CLINTON A. CILLEY, L. L. GREENE, &> CO., design goes, to approval by ly as attended with the most or of the capture, fortifying the base and up to the crest Secretary and Historian the War Department, such important results to both his statement by certificates of a wooded hill, that Long- North Carolina State Com­ mission. REAL ESTATE AG'TS. monuments to the vulor of armies, but as showing most from various Subordinates. street hurled six Divisions in DEAR SIR:—I have the hon­ their soldiers as they may conspicuously thegallantcon The Division Commander re­ an attempt to drive Thomas or to acknowledge the receipt fiOONE, N. ( . . choose.—When the tablets are duct of the Soldiery of North fers to both reports, but to retreat. The slopes up of your report of the 31st ult. Will give special attention in place, and the strategic, in regard to the action of the to abstracts of title, the sale Xxxxxxxxx points design­ Carolina. We may perhaps docs not decide between them, which it toiled, the ravines North Carol8iia State G'oinhe pardoned for saying that, he intimates however, that, through which it fought its of Real Estate in W . N. L. ated as they will be, a stud­ since this great struggle has out of the abundance of cap­ way, were again trodden by mission appointed to locate Those he vine; farms, timber the position of North t aroliand mineral lands for sale, ent of history,-or a survivor of late been given its true tured cannons, both brigades some of its old officers, and nn troops at the batties of will do well to call on said Co. of the battle, can easily fol­ place in the history of the may have taken the number after the fullest discussion, Chicamauga and Chatta­ at Boone. low any separate organized war, as the most critical of claimed. careful examination of print­ nooga, for which you will L. L. GREEN k CO. body of troops from the any in the West, and will Tliis made it nccssary for ed and verbal testimony, in­ please accept my thanks. I am very much gratified March 16, 1893. place where it first deployed surely take its position in us to collect all available evi­ spection and measurement of at the splendid results accom­ in line of battle to its last the history of the World as dence, and subject it to the the ground, the point where NOTICE. plished, and have had your bivouac on the field, pausing one of the few decisive bat­ U. S. Commissioners thenight the topmost wave of the tide letter published in the doily Hotel Property for Sale. On account of failing health at every place where it fought, tles of the Century, it be­ before our actual inspection of Southern battle broke newspapers of the State, in of myself and wife, 1 offer for sale to read what forces it engag­ comes more and more neces­ of the ground; reports, maps nearer than any other to order that the facts contain­ my hotel property in the town ot ed, and with what success. sary to put in enduring from and other printed matter theunbroken lines of Thom­ ed therein may be made ft ' \ " - v -.4-1. f h n w d i i t n O 111 known to the survivors of Rooue, North Carolina, andI H ' l l l Wherever batteries were in will the record of North Caroli­ were thougherly examined as's defence, was agreed bv those battles and become a ;?ell low for cash and make terms o suit the buyer, and will take action two cannons will be na's achievements there, th us and discussed, and we were us idl to have been reached part of the history of the real or personal property in ex­ mounted on iron carriages, grown to be of even more assured that should the mor­ by the 58th N. C. Infantry. brave men who engaged change. Apply soon. pointing in the line of their than National importance. ning survey confirm the con­ During its three hours fight­ the ein. Such facts as these W. L. B RYAN. fire. The spots where Gener­ First:—We noted, and each clusion arrived at, we could ing here, the command lost tend to prove what we have al Officers were killed or mor­ of these subjects was fully regard our contention as sue one hult its men killed and claimed heretofore as the re­ NO7 ICE. cord of our soldiers during Parties putting papers in tally wounded, will be mark­ and patiently discussed be­ cessful. wounded. The designated the last war, viz:—that al­ m.y hand for execution will ed by pyramids of 8 inch tween the National Commis­ The next day, after estab­ by the tablet which we put though other States claimed please advnnee the fees wi th shells, built 0 feet high above sion and ourselves the night lishing the point where t h e up, wae not a stones throw the h ?nor of greatest services, the papers and they will re­ their rock pedestals, and in still, whenever and wherever ceive prompt attention, other gmeral, such facilites will he befoie we went over the guns were massed, we walk­ from the place selected by the soldiers of *this State en­ ground, the attempt of Gen. ed up the long slope of Dy­ the 2nd Minnessota (Federal) gaged in battles,they reached wise they will be returned not executed for the want of afforded for studying the Bragg to turn the Federal er's field, over which ten or Regiment, (whose loss was a higher position in the en­ battle as to make the Park left, and thus secure control twelve divisions had fought, precisely the same,) for its emy's lines, and did more tees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. the greatest object lesson in of the contested State road and a second comparison of monument. hard fighting, and displayed We may be pardoned for more courage and heroism FOR SALE! war upon the globe. leading from Lafayette to all the "evidence available, saying that such an inter­ Your Excellency, in order Chatanooga.-The a t t a c k made on the very spot of the view has seldom taken place than the soldiers of any other In the town of Boone, a corn fortable dwelling house with that the valor and devotion was opened by Forrest's conflict, so plainly showed upon the battle-field as we Southern States. I congratulate you and G rooms and five fire places, of the five regiments from horsemen, Davidson's brig­ the justice of Col. Coleman's witnessed .-There were six the Commission upon your with nine acres of land, good veterans, some from each spring, some apple, peach and this State which fought at ade, in which was the 6t h N. claim, that we were directed contending army, who had report, and will be glad to receive a more detailed state­ Chicamauga, hitherto un­ ('., Cavalry, took part in the to drive down a stake mark­ chestnut trees,situated some borne, among them, every ment for preservation, in this 300 yards from Main street. noticed and uncelebrated, movement, and we had al ed with the regiment's name, commission from 2nd Lieut, It is a desirable private resi­ should not be forgotten, ready secured evidence of the date and fact of the ex- up to Lieut. General, who office as soon as you can make it. dence. The place will be sold took advantage of the Act the Gth's honorable position ploit, at the location conten thirty years ago had met al­ With highest esteem, I cheap on terms to suit the of Congress, and during the most face to face in the con­ have the honor to be, Yours on the right of the line. ded for. purchaser. For further par­ flicts intent only on designa­ ticulars apply to I. W.Thom past summer appointed Some Ex-Confederates, who Third:—The attack by Brec ting without error, the ex­ very truly. as, Hibriten, N. 'J., or W. B. Commissioners to proceed to had served under Forrest ken ridge on the Federal left, act position of their ancient ELIAS CARR, Councill, Boone, N. C. the field, locate the position here, and who visited the S u n d a y f o r e n o o n , a n d t h e commands. Governor. Ailarnay at Law J. F ill Butler & BlackMrn, % Piiysisiaas 4 Surgeon? L9VIU & FLETGHES, mmmrm �1 ^he Watauga Democrat lent op Bimtuoori but still fights Kope Elian. jhrts some .strange wnvs in D. 1*. Dougherty, LObar. i, . \r n , R. C. Rivers, Publisher 1 " IH ° (In vs. l>nt Zen Vance is a great man and the people of North Carolina are under 1 h urwJn v N o v. 23, ISi)3. obligations to hitn. The result of the election President Cleveland is now iu New York and Connecticut hard at work on his bothwas a surprise to the demo­ crats and many explanations coming message. No doubt are being made wh> these the tariff Will be the leading states went republican. Our feature of the message. The northern friends claim it was troubles accumulating in on account of our southern Hawaii will call for immedi­ Senators on the &ilvtr ques­ ate action from our Govern­ tion, was the cause. The de­ ment. It is rumored that lay in passing the Sherman the Provincial Government repeal bill kept back the re­ of Hawaii will be ignored by sumption of bus ncssand fail­ our Government and the ing to restore proper confi­ Queen, who was deposed, wili dence, on these and other ac­ will be recognized and she will counts the democrats did not be restored by our Govern­ voteat the last election. The ment, to her lost power. This republicans, claim that the news seems to be improbable democratic position on the and does not read like it was tariff is what is keeping the true. Any way there are country back and caused the troublesoifie times brewing revolution in politics. There in Hawaii. In the Meantime is one fact well demostrated President Cleveland is receiv­ in the last election and that ing severe criticisms on ac­ is the Third party "petered" count of his course in the out and there will be no fur­ Hawaii muddle. We will ther Thiraisni loft i n the south wait n nd see how matters a re. to disturb I lie conn try. The we don't know enough a, Virginia movement by the bout this trouble as yet, to Thirdites in the last election form an opinion. signally failed. The Republi­ It is given out that about cans would not take to it $4.000,000 per month of enough to make it respectful silver bullion will be coined in members, even. So as heretofore" we will tight out by the Government until the the policticnl battles of the amount of $150,000,000 of country on the old lines of the bullion now on hand will have been coined. Thereby Democracy and Republican­ adding greatly to the in­ ism. Let the populist and crease ofcnriency. In addi­ Third party taketheir choice tion to this it is probable and fall into the fight as of that state banks would, no yore, however they can go doubt,in ouropiniou be of re over the prohibitionist if lief to the country. We hope tVy like and preach temper­ that the tax of 10 per cent ance and diink whiskey until now imposed by the Gov. rn the.l are full to overflowing. merit on state banks will bo This would givet.beni employ­ speedly repealed and that an ment if they failed to profit. improved banking system Hon. W. II. Power has tak­ will be established that wili en to himself a wife. VYc meet the present require­ hope that our good friend ments of the country. Why Hort will now settle down to not Imvest ate banks? These business and coiue to the banks ?an be made sf.cnre as front again as our grent. any and it would give us leader of the Democratic host home money and more ac­ cessible to the business of in this Dist. .We have great thero jntry. We understand faith in our Representatives ability. We will expect him that the President and Sec­ to reclaim what ever lost retary are both favorabie to ground he has sustained and the establishing of state that his future movement in banks. the political arena will be of such brilliancy that he will rise above the wave now overshadowing liirn. Many of his constituents who in the last campaign worked day and night for his election are to day desponding of his success. We are still proud of the Hon. Hort ai d believe him, to be as well equipped a? any man for success. Let him inoveoutnnd show him­ self the man he is, then his people will rally again to 1)iin but if he remains indiffer ent to the demaudsof his dis­ trict careless and neglectful, as ma 113 of his I)ist say he is, then in tha! case obstacles mountain high will rise up and the mighty wave of op­ position will drive him bark into political retirement. However we are pursuaded that our est< e ued fri< n 1 and represented has capabilities, pluck, and energ.v, and tlieiie qnnlities will develop in the iioxts< ssion of Congress. We believe that Hort Bower will remain a tower of strength iu the land and that he will serve his fieople in his day and generation acceptably. (Jive him a fair trial and en­ courage him rather than complain. m -N Senator \ a nee Mas with dr< wn his onnnsitinn^to or d- President Cleveland's policy toward Hawaii has been announced through Secre­ tary Greslmin. Annexation has been defected. T'm de­ posed queen Liliuokatani will be restored to power. Our Government will with­ draw from any complication with Hawaii- and will only protect the American inter­ est on these Is and. »S > ends, this great semation that we have heaid so much talk of. What ought to be said about a fellow who spends ail his money to buy mean whis­ key and gets drunk on it and gets up rows with his neigh­ bors and is indicted iu the courts has to pay cost and fine and perhaps go to jail, fiuafiy his father or friends pay him out then back he g< >es t o drink ing and figh t ing. Such fellows hardly ever re­ form. The Topic says it is all a ruse about \V. H. Bower be­ ing married; that lie is 11 o w sojourning 011 the Yadkin as single as ever, or words t o that effect- Honieoft.be pi­ pers speak of his marriage to Miss Hallock, of IVnsylva111a, we h e i i e v e. Home ac­ counts credit Watauga with Mr. Bower; Pa Id well count v , "~ _____ __ all we know just now he was, ^ ilL ' t'hijM born at Trade, Term., on the• Miss Lottie G. i- aes of line between Watauga a n 11 Newtonville, Mass,, 11»<> .lit of Johnson counties. We know that she would lui a i he was there when a boy, fori fun on liolloween,sosh we saw him there in 59 oiy wed herself up in boy Hciotl i;, s,| '60, but did not know then hii H in < >i .. _• sj that he would ever be in Con-i ( ' ( ^ t '' Jnite the season as < > \ s. , . , are wont to do. r.o.a r ml ?: ho . w * vw ' , |Heo. K. K icl.v, one of t h • . i<-r s S , V* that il the Hon. Hortis noi tuns, grew exasperated, l in married it. is high tim that after the crowd and caic*. mg Miss Lines, whom he snopus he was anout it. ed was a boy, turned ner The DEMOCRAT wishes him across his knee, and g »\ great success in all theaffairs i ite a sound spanking, of life, especially politically yeiiing lady is now suing ;. in Now is his great opportunity for damaged. on this l i n e . LAND SALIII Mrt. Elizabeth Mosser Daltlmoro, Mil. Rescued from Death Said Gho Could Not L'.vo a W.cr.th All The Rutherford College, Burke County ? N. c. Will op.-:; its Fall Trim * Aug. 3, '0b, iimPr v< rv pronj' • mug fH'o^pta tn. li is ten miles west of Hi kr.ry, N. <j M , UM| . the noted Connelly Sprin<'* whose waters are being shinped to Europe almost, every 1 •lay. Board, inclinlingcerV expense, F from $5. to $9. per month Tuition ranges frJ> m f 1 - 10 $4. per month. j\ 0 healthier, happier and more moral place can be found in America. A complete Sum* ncs.scoursent twcfie ]. Address Da. h. L AMI RXETHY. CJih'HIDKNT, Rut hcrford College, N. p.* * Marion Butler's paper, the Superior Cdurt, Watauga Now Alive and Well—Thanks to Jlood's SaraaparUla. Caucasian, gives mil: that County, dames G. Rose vs. i'hos, A. Kagame. 11 and wife, "I mustpralso Hood's Barsaparilla, Or It is Nebraska and Colorado went •James i*. l iagaman and wife wonderlul medicine. I suffered 10 years"jrltii populist in the late election, Sarah Haga UJ ill, Couiuiisneuralgia end Dyspepsia fniutSn.:; spell#. and fninlSn.jj eptlla. Sometimes I wou.a while the truih is Nebraska sioners. be almost stitl with cold perspiration. J spent went Republican of 6,000 , As CC "oiiiMftiunei auuoint- a"great deal of moneyDsn -lit until mv duus'M»r Wo wish to call attention toour , V 111 ill issioiiel' .ijjjh ilii but i did not get any for mwllci'l attendance, majority, while Colorado ed by tee court ill I* lie .case i; told me about Hood's Bmsnp ^Wlp, ant 1 begun line of second-hnrid l /1 i> 'i-, lot.AO:. I weighedle; • t n 10,>3bi.and v«as went for woman suffrage, the James (1. Rose against I lion, A r4st-:ro of W!"oary Carts, warons only election before the vot­ as A. ilagamau and wife S«i r.v rv ono who sa*.» r.;3 than; I cduM not i.iiot'.-'T month. Hut i bee. 1 to l,->-. ,rovo Hacks, Harness Etc, Mali, J as. P. Hagaman an ers of that State Pops were | wife Nannie C. and Barah il;. :Ciilc.uiue *'.U:r b. ;1»UIH;y;• v.Uh If tx.ilu ifc .r «ip.ii i. 4 lave tcriv-tuIt 'uW'Ml, .1 V'»t r.ow Tiiey are ahuoat good as new, tiiia snowed unuei every where. gaman, widow of Tho s lia­ T\?l'iisiCity ran pctfGcz i owv iA\ *o and persons wishing to hn t > can gaman. dcd., 1 will sell toth:- !•: it 'k,' -.-i *2? Immortality the Bream of Love. highest bidder for cash a Xnnlea.l ct b -idi? 4Jr. ><v. T r-r 1^ ' - . I Hccure l.argniiis by c djing on us. U e huw u big lot of NE W ''II .'UM» An editorial in an afternoon the court house door in tie t. . .L' i f.i-i£ IK** Ml.I. iu L.tfiivy Ktrfvlf,. MJ. BUGGIES, VVAG()N\s C1R ; »'<. paper says, sp*aking of Cob town of Bojne on the 1st'da; MOOT"! 1'IXTO i.vc r Jan. 1<S94, it being the firsi {4ii!» .vuruU- i, iD. •. -i-.i HARNESS A-c " ' Uobei t G. IngM soll: Aionday in said mouth, tla j on hand, which will be N(tfrf o n n,. u -v "Why not make public the iollowing valuable tracts o: p- 3 y ' I : •id's rca so nub] • terniH. ff ivi, hare not ; " * v * '* rumor that the brilliant ora­ l a n d l y i n g a n d b e i n g i n W a t ; got tviiat .you want, we , v j]l ! tor who has been called the anga county. 1st tract ly ^T}V'i-?a?^Attrac-ti»v;je: y'.-ifcl. S. : .rone take pleasure in getting tlh y grenl American infidel, has Sag on Watauga River ad yi Hic.-di'. a .ante::if>. k'si.! hordered thing for voi; in our fine. We bviv Well r joining the lands of A been heard to say that pei- Mast. Jacob Wagner an >i»o<c Ltt'bcdrie. lions, Tiioon-y*. fiirecfc frcuii niainifartuicrs and ic-lv 11 aps I h v wi'l say in public be­ others, known as the Pho n o '•'an: <w i -i gviana.-'iiircs.-i A!(V-; can, therefore, give you vu-y a prr.i- lfore he dies that he believes A. iiagamau farm, riies.iai I Mbiu -od i.'-s dose pri-••*h. i uncle containing 284 acres moiv [ , ; v (y/.Vis).' i'o" i hi : -y ;.» iu immortality ?"' We ha ve a full line of cevr Har Col. Ingprsoll wasquestioii- or le«s. For the bomls o, ; ,-f'rvH e'\ve:.: d ly W:: *n t P.- I»t-at u.^k—(oihm, hi kiJes, etc.-ovthis land reference is lioivb. . .t in>.ni :y. »c».mri ed 011 the subject in his apart made to book of mortgages,;j rbfig-e^i. g? . j - hratav/M a' ervthiug in the harries* line. Can ; u ments in the Adams House, pages 54-9 4-1-42 registei'. p. r : - , . •'! roil. a . 'i beat l he world on prices, i\n a me s< *0! :ar:r.'l-« as ! and in reply gave the follow­ ottice Watauga count y t®"" We will take ia exchange, tticai. Beu 1 lor < ill Brushy Fork creek iieia • -o 1 ca a vie ing autograph statement: horses, mules, ami alsogood bee A 3 J.-ess "I have never said 'that No. 2, as allot Jed to J. P. R EV . JaMGs A TKINS. cattle, (five us a call. Ashcvi.k perhaps before I die I will say- liagaman out of I he real ex llbXKEL, CRAIG <? f (}. tate of Thomas Uagaman, in public that I believe in itn sr.,ucd., as one of the heirs oi l^ noir A. C. mortality.' I have nothing said Hagain in, 1 tie Siim ad­ to conceal 011 that question. joining the lands of J. H. I have always been perfecily Haves Z. Adams ami otheis frank and have given the coiitainia.g 75 acres more .aless 3ri iract lying on wat­ transcript of my heart and ers of Brushy Fork creek, be bra ia. A 1 eOi» 4 it i»-njKs nig lot No. 1 as ullotcd to "1 do not. say that death Sarah Hagaiaan out of the I bare* yst r»s*<?i /ed a c ice emlsall, neither do I say that real estate of Thos. iiagarDkl N-Hitf f•'*.»<H* Z. *>r*> " *-» • < * otvr of \timuin < an/.iat»\fi . fstr. man is immortal. Ieaythat innn. dcd. as her part ot ins . • ... ; *S. inx' f>!" \ry. o vtuls - Uri estate as his widow, t he same •I i r^ i% I do not know. To know is 1 adjoining the lands of /. Ad­ '^»f^rr ^fj'' >:T\*/-j'. ftf-.*t. '* A'* t .ie A hitc and Black XnnfilUtM; • one thing, to believe is a no til­ ams, J. U. Hagainan and broided Bkirfing. A Ih« 9 « onV 1f 1 3 Vfifth, <L'** U. • » er, and to hope still another. others and containing 75 *n I.vr<*»3* ' -M- t Jbr. s4 ,# ' r.v - * t, i. . V . 'big lot of White or *:) T• »»•-"» •»*A.' . 1*- ; 4'S» *•' " t u -A* • .*5e ;U • * AT* l acres more or less. For cutis "I hope for all good,for all c< « ft fGoo^s. C T: ' i» tvwt . • * J '" tcJ.'i joy, foi th" children of men. of the last two mentioned ^ and «-tc. A « Hb ' tvM as iu A "All I can say about im­ tracts of land reference is . p l> >» M - av b.tf? oi U. hereby had to book of morr\tstj ' vV / • •*'y^ • >• it >:• * i * r.v.* ux. mortality is this: There was gage* pages 54041-42 Reg­ Trinimtftl .1 c. J I 'r.tn ^rs^Y 1ta '* /W .a'-H v o :'^n 1 'A \»' : e.liiAlf bL . a time when I was not, after isters office watauga county. • i.vMKi.7* ' c tL.\ TX ••t)l» -. Oft "»\4 *8" >"1 if.ef 1 H^Oi* L* Qlif Ti '2 I that I was, now I am. and it Bale of the aforesaid lands 1 i rAJt** 3 > * ^f-'.A.Mao Tri£ay?5:Lipi. Tips ra-iti rrtm*, 13 * h, rH. may be that it ia no more will be made to satis!v a Fiowir.-A fr r Eat5. judgment in tavor of the !<wt^ rot s.r. wonderful that I should con­ t'.r r* r tjto plaintiff -lames G Rose a 1 • « i »'«( 1;l«a of i&iimtinue forever, now CuR I gainst the defendants thorn fr.; jr*;.j, ) I....* I ia •'ilI * Wt\r.U.rrtn - % :d > Bbt *W. "'r 1 ' ' N' . v« * . _ r . a •<".,« have a start, than it was as A iiagamau, J. P. Hagaf :j;g" t- aoK Oii-xAtre ut lht» rH«-> -cj'''" Ji".•> zsu?~ '.yit.*: A itn jai'' that I should begin. uiau and others obtained at ' li I. U4TlW»«r. rr. nswwkj i~.l 3Tur; 4. c r>«Z;• L. a ii kx£. r ? «•< .n" . Ift-tii. "'Ofltf. "We love, and vhise we spring term oLSepei ior court C" '-^ A jrcod ! iicttt*; ?ta- 0 love die, and we cling to. ihe of Watauga county 1891 for T« .vr •** dnyjjlBt*:1/ "-vt, s»'.d to hn«' :.i S j.,». Jx big the sum of $4,000 as princi­ A.'." ?v.CK2i/ tiftUJl CO., /aSX iti. Hit. lof <.-f r hope, to the wish, that we pal with interest on same "fr C3*\ ,*?*rar t-«xa Jusf <\> may meet again. Love was from 2nd day of April 1889 the first to dream of immor­ until paid, andcosi of action. # A* 'NOXOfilXai 'HifNS •« SnSIIM •n 50') cjp! f ..pH of Creek**?tality, and as long as we Haul judgment subj^i t to \'ti »*. credits as follows: Jan 26lh, P°* Wu#uen»liJ "wtlM v«i«s 1 love ,ve shall hope." We A-:M"i for Hdtcn iintaiMinwKi'iii *92, $625; April 28. '93. **" ("*'><OtXV I Wool: n Mills. "J •®e|w^«U sr. »««K »«-•ri|H C»vlp.MlM$286.59, 1 t-i. 23rd 1893 ,;P!J0AI oti)uiobo/fOQ 9t9uisnf~]88fi gtfssdpa^ NOTICE. l . big fi t of ' bar, <n Having seized the tollo x .;*526 19. Title ia fee simple !X3Ta3a|j03 P!3J8maicg will Or math? '.a r pua-oas-i ing property, towit; t h r e e -Mu-t re. iv.vi o r <v i»t of casks of apple brandy e;sj>;'* l ,. g . , Bpai nu u b o a. m i; T/T 13. posed to contain about 2 " t-t? 5AR galons; one 3 oke<»foxen, om- e • t\vo-h<»rse wagon and copper ; ~ 5 Brown and Granulated, end still, the same at the time ia Coffee. the possession of B. F. Libr. B.V virlno of a <4 sak A big lot i r Hires, Jr. Such seizure made for v- con'oc.-md in a oJa; 1 ainrt. e ' Nails, olation of jthe U. H. lillermil < --•' au'i Jo a. • »>;. \\ iu. ii II Horse shoe*, 1 oJ to m I A* ova Revenue law. Notice is here fk; v Ox shoes cure an inuabt-.? res ; : /?*•, -. ^ »y by given that any one ci tim­ euUj. ct to ! *rt da :;r m [-H: etc. ing said property will do t* b o » iuct Jil.-iOiess 5: "! 1 for 1 within the next' 30 days nr h-Jaure <sf tic j uvch iw U.uni'; \ 1 ; ^ jx *£% 4 |S ."Co goods sold on time, u:toil# § J b - s secured bv mortgage. bond the same a« the law re­ '•{ I he httni, i • » f•> i] f• »1" < 1 /-Il -»t '3 c*ri.y or of ritlur quires in such cases, or t h e p-iOifi'- O'iUTN a! the ro:;>" hulls c*ri ci 1 3 iJ *il!inj In *isrJs ir.'WK .•airitl wrhirh <uiri/'i MeT same will thereatb*r ndver d ' jj-iu Bdu. eviii il:-c. 11, 1B'JU •YC.Hir • >' ' • ::Kt rot. r«n nc Reefs fleet that I will sell i i.ig 3.» * s conJ M >11 iuy iu '•> "V <c ill yen on I c".!'t»lntr, »o £J(jj t ised and sold as the U. S i 1 b r '- a •' ;V » tru.1 iriifinKi you good goods and will not l"i»r jhoi<c «riiBii£iodo a)Ui!r laws direct in such cases. The I.K;ccij!t*?r« .a P'act oM.-.nd «?:» tta ...»rr>*rvif. T-ifiiit't «""f * u((. You r,tn work mlsrc} resect my wares. Come M ill <)'« of l>iiin-] Fori: ol Itatnu- a") ii-J .f-.? ia tor errrinx only. If y«, M(wmL J Of , ,. said property is now stored jM .r < J, s.'«i hort st- ft o' fc-var." t; rttvr n ; and M»» my sttH'k whether (iuat W. L. Bryan's BooaeN.F. :-*;i do >, iti Hoone tinVo Jiia V\'a- v J . • t.i'-t, is»»i xtrj ;<> r-smr Isosnt,- you buy or not. targe coniity, adjoiag th'j lamls ,» ivcffert rii di. Yw *111 K F IJAS. ('O ). 5th Dist. N. F., oi <• • cm l'i? i:nr: st; thr and n. :;r•-<, caI.o.v -y 00 ig- !,t V' ' ?a••!.1 r-is a>m.«j MiM' upon mpiiH.rd.ir inn»' no iloilxr. »ai Most Respectfully, b.v R. L. C O UNcii-l, D. C. » a :ee • n: r .-M bt/?niitr» nrr »tur«w(«| fro*i ' h'-rv.f-oiilas i . nonr. An«- wem ran Ihr ."rwtiprtu - roar Ji.':r. iff i-'.s. Fol" i.ftlcr dcsierij jS f t jAitl'l try Motianjr tt«- tutil fn« ft what 4;, • pi-" r«t :• ;*•; l.'Slfti rclf IO 1* Oi *C I'lif w» «*w. Soyen mart»k. JK .JWuwi wr esiijtsJ > UiCAT f re Has At s»»«3i April 27, 93. [ rtg k. 578. c c, ol iiuj at onw ol ynM»4 worker*: no-rj^Jnt» .» .'•?!>. The? J ;r< ih(jt j, I; j. . • l <- •» ffrtt e> - ... »H r-f V f -i ngsi cou.ity v.* jere « a id *•«! li -jAi.r KTf a to., rw •' <>: fgage is dul v rcc ?rds u. ! 5 Hi1 ilo~ <5f9. ,1J t j*,r Nov. P, 189b. MM KSSs" 8 .gaicufi. "• 'ort:-* ;«>•». *tCA^-JvJTVr«i>C* ? iron nvirma. •rr ' .r'. f-IndljKti'vn, ajtwl ftonurh <lte>rd3*. take It- -1: ' 3 i rn sreii. £ i h y At ty k> •HOWS 9 !KOX BITTER*. F<»r Ma1aria, Liver Trou­ AH ilwilcfn kwp lf,fl pcrtatle. (ieootaffhos •1 C ;•» »f trade mark and created red lioes on wrapperMoi tgj'piv. j: JJf I ble, or Indigestion, use BROWN'S IRON BXTT8&3 .iTT'fJTitfl, ft'tUSi! LOOK OUT! 8.1.->'**** v""ti' * : C • M vV'"** •• -i~. I? 1.1 ;• ^ : ..1 <<%*> C. D. TAYLOR - �j wheat 10,OOO-totnl 220,000 ONLY THE SCARS REMAIN From Idobe, N. 0. Editor Democrat To THE W.V AUOA DEMOCRAT! — ! t,v. If our population H near On t he nightof tlihl4, Prof, i AWP Uopylyear ».;#1 .00! 10,000 HOU IK , we will have Page, \ li<' blind minirttrni who | 0 months *" wl A i iveSy Remembrance near .18 iumhi'ls forc»Mi'h man H um heretofore visited Mooing '* months w o m a n a n d c h i l d , T h i s i * a n gave bis program at Olobe OS- THS ADVKUT181NU llATEH. estimated nmoiiiit of course Academy. 1 inch 1 sveek « .75 HORRIBLE SORES is it too large or too Hiiusil? If was lull of mirth arid 1 •' 1 month 1.75 1 " 3 <• Which 0aii3od Them. wit, so if gave the bovn plcn 3.00 Let us [tear from you, 1 " b " 5.00 i.v to laiigli aL 11 is buries —Tin* protrnetrd meeting t l< 1 year 7.00 gut? on the Mormaiirt was a Trcvalar Kissr/ Hudson's Exnsrlencs 1 column 1 week 0.00 at Three Pork church cloned richly gotten up piece, \ n i 1 month... 13.50 last Sunday, nrtd many pro"Amoii^tlic umnytoNtimonlalBwbtch 1 " 3 «« I HCK! In roru'd to certain yicUlctnes fees jo uk niid accessions to t lie at T lie HI me time \\ furnished 1 " 3 " .... 37.50 perforinmn cures, cleansing tlfe blood, some good thoughts. He ] " 1 year 50 00 church a re reported. A num etc., none Impress me more than my wound uplu ' playii.g"Hai*d her of revivals have been had own ease, and I conscientiously be­ times come no moie," His! lieve it to be my duty to let people ^ Entered n t the Postofficent in the different ehnrehex in know it. Twenty years ago, at the ago audience f/iiltsl to undcrstand j Boone. N. P., uh second-clnes the county, but we fait to get of 18 years, I bad swellings on my mnil matter. legs, which broke and became running any reports from them. Be whet her he meant ' ha t t itiicw ' would gel better «u Di'e^eoV j sores. Our family physician could do sure and send in these impor­ me no good, and it was feared that the s \ / v. Panic had come to nt. y ami : J on L N E W B. tant items. bones would be affected. At last, my couhlen'l return, Coed Old Mother ' —'Idie editor of the D EMO• Tin 1 WfiUuer. Mr. Page is a man well po t ittf urged me to try AYKli'8 SarsnpaCHAT has had a severe at­ ed on t he genera! nev s of I he — Local news iw extremely tack of gripp whi'h has kept rillft. 1 took three bottles, the sores count ry. He is teliin .»• wlnit healed, and I have not been troubled suarue 1 bin week. him confined to hi.- room and lie "saw" wherever he goes. since, Only the scars remain, and the memory of the past, to remind me of -The mineral interest up bed for over two weeks, tie He speaks of ih)<»ee, as one the good AVER'S Sarsaparilla has pears to be very eu No in has reduced m fj.*n!i about 40 ihaf had often been ilieie, done me, I now weigh two hundred terest M being U:t«ilf»*r»te»r| on pounds, and is st ill close I <. lin m in »ry is unusually and twenty pounds, and am In the best of health. I have been on the road for this line. the tire and does not venture good aim he never forgets >tho past twelve years, have noticed AVER'S Sarsaparilla advertised In — If the horse and m u I a our. Tim gripp is a m e a n one who has shown him kind­ all parts of the United States, and al­ market will open up briskly Ihiiur to have on hand and ness. He says that Western ways take pleasure in telling what this winter. Watauga will be very 11a I'd to get" i l l of. Wc N. P., is the de l parr of th< good It did for me."—HENTIY HUDSON, of the James Smith Woolen can't see any need of it "in world., mid that the moun Machinery Co., Philadelphia, Pa. i»l.' right again financially. how" Hope we will net bet­ tain eonnti'ies are the best —Notice.—Mv Hi ore will be ter soon. jiai't of N. on Thursday, Nov 30. Mr. K« Isey. of Lin vide, has Prepared by Dr. J, 0. Ayer 6c Co., Lowell, M ahs , on thaukxgiving lay. Will .^cf*'in 1! On Dec. 5th. iieen in t he valley for a num W. H..U-I«w. ) 893, i will sell for cash to her of days gathering plants —The wen h'*r h now Fm- • be It ipll' sf bidd'M* at* Blow­ '• -"*y -7"re- • wWBS. y?MK|.T+e-wmi .SOT-WS T H I S 18 NO HUM for the Linville nursery. He ing Rock. N. over $2,000 vocable for November. an ! fn / HUG TO Dl?A W worth of p'Os and property, is a jolly old gentleman, and '••• t ihj iv i )KMAL AND COLL EG I ATE FN8TIi i *\ we look for « ihild winter, ro wit: 78 bed steads with lias the r«*pert of all. TRADE! TUTE, I Y )'UNO WOMEN. and hope we will not be dis spring* and bedding; 24 bu­ •Shucking corn is the go at Hpp« doted. reaus, 42 wash stand*. over ASfiEVlLLE, ;Y. ('. 250 chair*. one piano, one present. —Vou can get a g"od pair Mr. Ha rve (.'off' y had a stow* ran <•; wool blanket a for $8.7 5 parlor -uiP\ cooksilver-ware, number of hands around Ids Sceond session begin# hejitembnr Id, ISPS. g«'*, a Urge lot of ra.-i), and cut toil blankets at bib!*' warm and many other crop last Saturday. The institution is located in flu moM beautiful ssihurh of Ashe$1.50 per pair at V. ill W. hotel furnishings t oo tedious re^uifly completed for Its uac Mr. Coffey is a good fa lin­ ville, N. 0. The sjnicious bud to mention. TUeHUilie being er. His large Sieap of corn at a cost of $00,000 ix tuiTiinhcd with pure wnl ur troui springs on I rotn now until the first day Holsrbjw's. ibe p='e,nises, is lighted with gun, healed by hot wfltcrand provided of April I will sell my stock o he properly of tin? firm of —We see that our adeemed King and Gray. dearly demonstrates that with hot and cold hatha, Tae health a id habits {>f thn pupils arc carefully, gu u'.ded, Keface. frieno, N. H Guyun, of Pat­ B. J. GoUXCHjL, Receiver, To lonk over ins farm and sides tlie ample space given to outdoor exercise, a veil equipped terson. has b.-en to Washing­ gyinhasitiiii will lie fitted up within doors. No expense has lieeu ton recently. We know lv see his fine a heat fields would spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements peHcct. Wc have very little lexpeci , —-AND— did not go to get oitkv as for a man who will abuse his almost inspire one to be a ivu:h pupil will have her share in the domestic work, us a part of her practical training for lite, nnd whilstauniiig atthoroughinssin in any do. wife and iyr«n»iz<» over her farmer. And I iuiy.ht add every department, the management will strive to provide for those that his neighbors are good committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian — We have tailed heretofore old make her his slave. farmers too. school, hut a christian home. No pupil will be admitted who as to mention the fact that. At­ At per cent above The young men of (Kobe not in reason able health, or who can not furnish Todefitini* us to torney* ripn inhour ami GofM my f>e »ple KU Tec f i r years inc.raj character. have moved their law of from t ronhiesonw and repulsive will have a e niipdutive <•< n- /' out' Sepnrate Courses of Study two offered to the Student. boils, Jlltd Cl'llpt HfiJK, with­ test for a prohibition medal, lice to tbe building between X THE NORMAL COUIWK, for tlm thorough training out ever lesthiff the in-iTveloiis which will come off next Fri­ tin' l l> ff i eir and Dry an huteln. cji rn live pro p<:rties of oyer's 8a rof teachers under instrnetors from the best Normal schools. ill. The ecr- day night. Quite an inter—Mrs. Shore.* and herthroej raialy, worth experiment, is.sure 'Mf is being taken in the con- 2. riE.tf INAB V OB BOLLBHIATB COUjtHE, including If you don't think I mean it tiviag • He ancient ami modern languages, science, music,dravvingerc, son? have moved to the resi j VI) U get A ye! 's 8.1S'« u.»fl I'll lit a:i <! Usr. and. of course, one </f H. DOMMFiBdALCOl U8F. includiTigstenogmphy, eype- come and look through my Ueuee of 1). 13. Dougherty in MO other. the l>oys will receive the med­ x riling, bookkeeping, ct<'. ]ioo;if*. ihie boys will run 4. DBPABTiVlENT OF DOM EST ID HOI KNEE, (a) Scien­ al. tific cooking, the study of the production and manufacture th# farm and the mother the A young man who will aMr. F. P. Moore is on a (J food, etc, (b) Sewing—cinjuacdng the cutting and fitting lb wont cost yon one' cent household affairs. buse ids mother and sisters business trip at Hickory. of garments, millinery, etc you dont purchase. Mr. Polk Todd spent Sat­ The teachers at the head of f his department are from the famous —Little Richard Lenoir, the will makca bad husband and infant son of Mr. and Mrs. all the girls should keep ass urday night in Globp. I'r;itt School, Brooklyn, S. Y., and the others from the best insti- I have a large stork an eye on him. tiiti'Mis in the country, cfiosen with reference to christian character want to get rid of it befo The school is right good. It. L. Council!, who opened exfs'i ience and abilty as teachers. spring. The health of the com mini hiu eyeb on this world but a A titoroughly organized Preparatory deparf incut has Wn fur­ Thin or gray hair and bald ify nois never better. few day* ago closed them in nished for ail such as are not prepared tor t he higher classes. heads, so displeasing to mam The tti'iiool year is divided info two terms; cost to pupil $50 |X?r B. death on last Monday mor­ people as marks of ag\ may lie N >v. 20,1893. term, or $100 jsgyear, which barely covers the exfsmse of board, ning. Another less on earth, averted tor a long time by using *$T CALL AND LOOK! 19* h Sag Vie ncvf*r will h»vc n wo- the school femalepriwtically free, having been provided for by a few Hall's Hair Uenetver / one more in heaven. friends to education. For further particulars npplv to / mm., if wc could, who i* busREV. THOMAH LAWRENCE, A SHEVJLLE , N, C. —The poet office in Boone We have great contempt sey. hod tempered nnd gen­ I would coll your attention lias been moved to the DEM­ r for p young fellow who goes erally <lis;lgreeab|e, for such to the big cut in prices in my W i n J OCRAT building and will be :Y about, from place to place we have no affinity. All Mich 'j M m more convenient to the pub­ other life»; with a pistol bucketed around woman ought lo be in one lic. Our post master has pnr place and ha^c n hndos of chased a nice lock-box cabi him. Khrmvd buyers arc always after good bargains, and their own that they.might he net for the office and it trill The smallest "cat-boil" is nwMirtted and have tin ir fill this U«adH that class of our citizens to inspect niv disrdav be better equipped than ever large enough to show that the of general wretchejlncxx all to of NEW GOODS. beiore. blood needs purifying—a warn­ themselves. But men are I receive new goods eveiy weeK which I am selling nt ing which, il unheeded, may re­ bargains that will save you money. Just received a lot of —On last Tuesday night sult not i t more boils, but in much worse than women and Indies' low-cut shoes or slippers in black and tan colors. A Mr. Zeb. Buchanan, of Elk Hometliing very much worse. A- all will have to remain until beautiful hue of w>de ribbons and flowers for hat trim­ Park, and Miss Myrtle, the vert the danger in time by the thej ail go to their own ming. A beautiful Hue of all kinds of notions very cheap. use of Aver,s second daughter of James P. ed others, will Sarsaoarilla. cur­ place, much better for them Come to see me when in need of goods, I will sell you very cure you. Couiicill, of Ydla*, were mar­ to reform ami live soberly, low. I have just received a large lot of Mason's Fruit jars ried at the home of the bride. We are sorry for a fellow richeoux'y. contented while that I will sell cheap, i want a lot of young chickens,eggs The DEMOCRAT extends con­ who has no sense nor will here oil earth that their end etc., for winch I will pay good prices; a,so roots and herbs. -O gratulations. not learn any, lie never will may he peaceful ami enjoy- Give me your tr *de and I will do you right every lime. a ble. —It seems tiiat we b a v e amount to much. tS8TMOIICE\ I have just completed n black smith shop had a lot of new babies to Hood'* and oul^ Hood'# We are hoi rv t<» leain from and have secured the service* of a first-class workman in report of late, and last but. Hood's Sarsapanlla is careful­ the the Topic of some trou­ both wood and iron, and f ask you to bring me your work, not least Hie publisher of the ly prepared Iroin Barsaparilla, ble getting up between t li e or I will have you a new wagon built on short notice, (Yw* Dandelion. Mandrake, Dock. DEMOCRAT is informed by bis Pipgiseewo, Junijier benies and citizens of Caldwell county me a call when in need of work, and I will give you low pri­ fatlier-in-l-iw, Dr. Jnrney, of other well known remedies, by a and the new railroad (Jo. The friction is, at this time very ce*. Olin, N. C., that his wife line peculiar combination, proportion unfortunate. It is hoped that Yours Anxious to I'hnhe. and process giving to Mood s a 9% pound boy forhiainspec Sarsuparilla curative pmyers not an amicable adjustment will WILL W. HOLSCLAW. tion. Of course Bob is much posse sfsl by other medicines. It be had without going into p l e a s e d a n d l o n g s f o r t h e effecte remarkable cures when the courts. Reli<- -os »1J soreorM mw.cMi ettre- Uvat«ve«t «e< ess»-y.(ttv«Nevercaust^s strict*reor iolCLtit'f «»«BbnAC »mT (io day to come when he can go other preparations fall. other <XJNOJ<KH<I:A. »(ter «flocts. ia I to, days,Sold WANTED .—A good mana­ m m m *« ?ny injurious ft. Hood's Pills cure biliousness. and see his promising son. ger in every Fouuty west of ClOOT BAUI CO , Pro>, Stianta Ra, ItESl'ECTEPLEV, Wilmington Sc WeJdon Rail—We have estimated the N'o other sarsaparilla hasiroad in North C5»roltua. co r n crop of the county at equaled Hood's inthe relief it giv W. L BHY4n t O^-THE DEMQF'UAT ONE YEAR ONE DOJ7L*,IK*"NM1 Address U. K. JONES . 150,900; wheat 30.000bush- en in severest cases of dys|»cr*iA f F. H. Life Insnrence Go,, \ow W E 7IAE 7O SUHStUlttE.Wt: \\ ilHfiHl. N. G. t?b; rve 30.000 hu^beb:hiirk- aiek headache inliousuws TFUBBOUIPTIOH K ATE S L,UK,IH,W O|R T>! " TLM " OUN " •* SAY 1 Ayer 's Sarsaparilla Has cured others, will cure you I MEiH BUSINESS. CLOTHING OVERCOATS - COST! STOCK &• WnUlWlH �— I.10 Wdta:i5a,D8ai3'jrat MOTTGAGK SALE. J-C103IN6 I OVERMAN'S Not long since a Long By virtue of a mortgage deed tjpmmimmm Island girl while diiving a executed to uie by John o, King A DEMOCRATIC; FAIIIIL .^newBpa per 11. Gray, of the firm friend to the station upset aud Hobt. Gray, ol Blowing Hock 2 IS THE devoted to the interest ot Coun­ of King & ty, State ano Nation. Published the village cart and broke N C., and the same also signed I" BREATH OF LIFE." every Thursday at Boone, Wa- one of tlie xraces, which she by M. \V. Gray, wife ot Hobt. Ii. QXV QEN la the ^ ^ life giving al-) t ituga Countv. N. C. r^aavWii w ement of air and * Gray, dated Sept. 27, 1892, to deftly mended with a hairpin water; without secure the payment ol ($1,000) Jk ittherocanbo no and got her guest to the sta­ nineteen hundred dollars with in­ MOUTHlife. bPEClHO Nothing: in this Life is Perfect, and PILCE. OXYUfcH ia a • ipooial medicat­ tion in time for the train. terest at rate of 8 per cent per an We Hare Much lor Which to Bo ed Oxygentreat­ num, the same being due on the ment lor diseas­ Thankful. But as the smoke of the ap­ \ nose, i es of the lunga' 1st day of Oct. 1893. I will on throatand While we are brooding over proaching locomotive show­ the 1st Monday in Dec. 1893, the The inhalations" contain Oermi-" eidesand Dirinthe recent freshets and are ed its white feather in the same being the 4th day of Dec., feotants, in ad­ i; . • % -'.4 to satisfy said note and interest dition tothe best probably thinking that the distapce it was discovered known speeiflv* on sume anu cost of this sale, sell ;y for these dis' i ' ' ' portion of thin wide world that during the acjident the for cash to the highest bidder at ~ ette««,o.i.rryjn»tl;# remedy by inhalation ripht to ao res: of thediseaeo, making it a POSITIVE i via S# which we occupy is a ver.y friend's dress had been torn the court house door in Boone fiepar.-.te fipeeiflesuti'd in Catarrh and i . Ilay-Fi-rsr. Si ot a patent mcdieiue. Physioiana " \7 what is known as the King and poor place, let us think for a quite off the band. pu '^riba it in tkrir practioe. Precaution 10f3LY IN USE. *T cannot possible go to Gray Blowing Rock Hotel, and moment of some of the hies lob, situated at Blowing Rock, zTi Di'punltoi ICbi r3EC«rs3ITY sing we enjoy. While we town like thisl" she cried in N . c., and containing some tour P ?;is. iclilnn Shop, JL -J r* f f5i0 3h* II? kiuildlng, Omaha, Neb. 1 i-l-3W.Alahatiita 8t., Atlanta, Oa. and any have not made such bounti OHina.v, holding up several a c r e s o l l a n d m o r e o r l e s s , t h e ? 4v9 .. I romdwav, Louisville, Kj . -r irtolHca usee BO. I ad v :• ' t t 'j b« (lie bust H FOR A POSTAL CARD addressed to ful crops, there ha* been i breadths with the gathers same being the land bought by <• j-u - In ran ted. w.-l br'zg - v* Yy return mail a oopv of O'.iri, said King and Gray from S. M. iO I i,", j 'V ONC8S. ' xpjiiir.: :t>-e treatment in full. Bend J; support made. There ii completely unripped. Ever clarke in the year 1888 to which yrajpriz* JkalDu iP • • & Supply Co., I'TU'SijetfEs Oxygen Co., bread for the eater and seer equal to the emergency, the deed reference js had for more t C5l.*. •! v,.--. t. 2solsn. for the sower. No blighting fair Long Islander drew sev­ complete discription, as is also had to 1 he mortgage dec d under scourge reaches us. No loath­ eral hairpins from her braids, which t his sale will be made, both some pestilence nor blighting shook hacklier flying tresses, of weich deeds are duly recorded W A plague finds an abiding place ran one hairpin through in the Register's officejjof Watau­ on these hills. Many a time half of the losened folds, made ga county. This Oct. 24th, '93, ! SEfj?P.I3G w z s m m m i L. W. E STKH , Mortgagee. the great West is pointed to a hook at the end so that ir W. B. CouNWLii, Atty. for L. with words of praise for its could not slip, gathered up W. Estes. WABRAKTED vast resources and great ad­ the rest on another, fastened NATURE'S 5 YEARS NOTICE Ii vantages but when we learn it in the same way, securer I CURE FOR North Carolina, Watauga Co. that the worst drought in the whole to the band with a In the Superior Court Before the twenty years prevails in por third, and finished just as the Clerk John B. Taylor vs. Polly tions ol the great West, anr train came steaming up, so McLewrd and others. It appearing to the satisfaction that the Colorado river is that her visitor went on hoi way rejoicing, none the worse of the Court, that James Jestes. lower than since 1881, and Andrew Vance and wife. Julia, that farmers are hauling wa­ for her exciting.—New York Vance tim e of the defend ants in This new treatment for Catarrh and the above entitled .jrocceding are diseases of the respiratory organs it ter ten and fifteen miles, we 'tribune. one of the most importantdLcoverlet • ' t : non-re<iidents of the state, and are inclined to think that in medical science and possesses th® that they are necessary parties F foi*" * I following advantages i there are other places besides How the President Accounts for the to said proceeding. The said Ii Tha patlant can cure himself et a small expense Demociatic Defeat. and without James Jestes, Andrew Vance and KRIIIC.ll»iii<il!!i!H!filll.T:jiHI!tt|l»';t«i»itlSIMiHliSIWI«»!-a 2. No change ofoutside asslstanoe.life Is neoessoif North Carolina which have diet or pursuit ef during treatment. President Cleveland attrib­ wife, Julia Vance, will, therefore, H ft'a. » T .irye liipb Arm. drawbacks. There is no per­ 8, Tho remedies are In no wise offerwlve to the ? take n-otice, that a p» tition has — Hasa Seii iettluu Jlwdlo. patient and entail no discomfort. ii 4. The remedy reaches the seat of the trouble fect place on this globe. It utes theoverwhelming defeat been filed in tin,'office of the Clerk 1 I A Si»lf-thvo*,ilng Itiitiln. directly. — No ltquul in CoiistruolioB. H of the Democratic party prin­ of the Superior Court of Watauga 2 lino c-, Kl- rhanln.-il zip, rarieiioo. B. The remedies and moans of appliance can be f JNJ is useless to seek perfection ir. earrled In tho pookot without Inconvenianee. Hat Elegant miiob. cipally to the failure of the County N. c. asking, that a lost — Uss anPtirtrrt, A dj,notmonK Z * JTREE TREATMENT at any druff wforA climate or an Elysium for on •s Has n rotlUre Tuke-uii , CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. deed may be restored, and that — HuairMyU.h Furtiltstr". Z IJ.._ j, i r. ., abiding place. Remember Democratic party to act they are required to appear, at 5 HIM More Oood Sowing QuaUtleMaiwl '' • CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. | More Sovrlnap promptly in the Senate on said office on or belore Dec. 1st S does a Larger Kongo of (iennrnl Work s Caoterlna Medicine Co., Waco, Texcti ieaorfll i that Eden had its serpent.— — dun any Sowing M .-vobiua in tha YVovld. " the proposition to repeal the 1893, and answer or demur to Monroe Enquiier. | Examina THE ROYAL for points of s purchasing clans® of the sil­ said petition, or the petitioner bxcellenoe, and you will bay no otba?. y ver law. The fact that a will move for the relief demanded " X Populist Meeting at Monroe Broken in said petition. This Oct. 10th SB'1-'1-® Democratic Congress and Ex 11393. np bj a Shower of Pepper. I RQYAE S. CO., Rcckfofi III. 1 BiUiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiKiiiiiiciiigiijtiiMiKKgif'GiiiciiiiiNgiiiitiili Joe B. Todd. o. s. c. This afternoon has beei ecutive have made it possible morelively than usual. Mar­ to bring this much desired re­ NOTICE. ion Butler, who began speak­ sult about has not had time, ing to a considerable crowd in the opinion of cheif Execu­ of On Thursday, the30thday Nov. 1893, I will sell foi at 11.30 o'clock in the court tive, to bring about the ex­ cash to the highest bidder at house, was interrupted in] a- pected result. public outcry at Linville, N To make it more emphatic, ('., the following articles of bout twenty minutes by a 7 shower of pepper, thrown I am in a position to slate ;>e sonal property to wit. 3 CK RECEIPT Ol SC CEHT9 cows, one calf, one wagon onWE WILL MAIL A BOX OW through the ventilator in the that President Cleveland be­ lieves that had the Senate steam mill complete includ top of tha court room. ing planer, a number of road There was a vast amount of ucfed promptly, without its scraper* with various othe 1 sneezing and coughing and positively idiotic toleration tools, a large lot of lumber, H CI P.T3 the crowvl had to vacate and of filibustering methods, and the contentN of t li e store THE 0MLY INFALUBUE CUSS FOR w nit for the building to cool passed the repeal bill, the re­ room of rlie Esseola Inn wit! various other articles of pei Tette?, Groand Itcb, Itching Piles, Ring off. The negro band was sult of the battle of the balots yesterday would have sonal property. Worm find all Itcfeing SHn Diseases. playing on the porch of the been quite different. In this J. F. 8 PAINHOUR , Receiver. court house and some of the Hyoa kfcvc TETTER, H tRattoro net hew lottQ It fete fc&Aod, TETTEKir.S will a c-rUinly istro Populists thought it was be­ way Mr. Cleveland gathers H o l l y S p r i n j j C o l l e g e . you sa ycu use H. comfort to himself. Butler, Julmson, Co., Term. ing done out of ridicule or HurajleR*, Paialese and Fragrast spite and kicked and drove Beautifully and accessibl; QIC GC Good Lawyers. Pofnnilcd If yon arn dleoattoflod located. zi-ith the r#«ulta--Refbronoos— the band out into the middle ,nk of tlieStntBof Goorf^a, Chat­ Some of t he most pious, the Ample boarding accommo­ ham liiuik, and NaU(>nal ilaukof SaTan&ab. of the street. At 12.30 the most consecrated, the most dations. crowd re-assembled and Mr. J. T. SHJJPimHE & BBQ. Faculty ofsix teacher consistent, the most humble BuHer finished his speech. SAVANNAH, GA. Two hundred and eigh f v christians we have known The second time the band five Students-last year. personally and intimately Both sexes admitted. was given a seat in the gal­ lave been or are now law­ Thori ugh work done in al lery. It isaaid that the band yers. We could name several branchcp. was hired by the Populists Next session begins Aug who have through long lives but that all of thern did not 71893. ived close up to their Heav­ Know it. At any rateit play­ Write for catalogue. enly Father in sweet and J As. H. SMITH, PRES'I ed when the speaking began gracious communion. We the second time.— Monroe EDUCATE YOWt GIRLS say further that many of the Special to the Charlotte Ob­ —.4 7— purest, noblest men we hav? server. known-patriots in a high sense, with lofty ideals and a lege, The InequaMtj in Administering: Jus­ morale comparable to the HICKORY, N. 0. tice. URE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER Things are v«ry unequal in best—were lawyers. They Gnsurpaseed for location, thoi oughnesH and cheapness. ENDORSED BY r his world. A poor devil sus- were an ornament to their Christian, but not sectarian. country and the human race. Faculty able and painsta king. PROF A L METZ, P. H. S, .(>eted of barn-hurnmg islynof Medical I>«rp»»Hinv-nt Tulw.no ITnlrorstt® hed, while u lowbrowed as- We know some of this kind Special advantages in Music. of Loalilani, who, aftor a oaroful annlyiili, Send for Catalogue. pronounooH It a pnro Croant Tartar Powder, •issin, playing crazy, is giv- who still survive.— Wilming­ ADDRESS which lie clicorfully reeonunendt to tbt 7 , c. ) Messenger. publio. i board and comfortable ton (A REV . J. L. MURPHY , President. " THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" 3 iging as a dangerous lunThe Typical American Face. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. PURE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL^ ic, when he should be hang- This much might be said . , EQUIPMENT:—Faculty of twenYou Want It. Ask Graoor For It. i to a tree without the benrespectmg the typical Amer- ! ty.tive teachers, eleven building, t of clergy. A poor half- icanface—that t lie prominent seven scientific lalxoratories, Ii ULF FS. "'"R"*' tar ved wretch who steals a nose, the sloping forehead,' ' i; AR V of - DO . UOO voluiucsandJl T lolera-stricken chicken is the fairly large mouth, the students. INSTRUCTION*.—F i vc One of the -nt to the [(gntitentiary oi | fu „ pyra aI1(i predominance courses; six brief courses, gener,, R KNT Tel ewopea I n ^ proter the world. Our fi*oilitf«~n ars imin-gang for a numbtr ofL, t i lfl V((tu , type,nre the imt stonal c.iui'scs in law, medicine unequolnd. end -to introduce' our •uperior good® we wili «®ndrRBa to ot?I to ®«ch loctHtf, cm 8,5V l e I hp cold-lilooiled, j U| . H | (.[lornctcrisl icn of nn UK- eugiuceiing and chemistry; oj. 8* above Oniy (hos« who urlt® J to u* at once r*a maJc* mra of eir Berate thief, taking ad- j gressive, talented and shrewd tionai courses. ' tb® chnnce All you have to do la j raifirn i* to ehow our (rood* to The Scbumachsr Ls. *$£• . thnae who call—rour neigbhofa d at age of confidence and people agi(»eable in inannerH, EXPUN8H8:—Tuition, $G0 }:« i j and thoee around yon The b®year. Scholarships and loans few afuninx of this adr®rti«0Tr.?af show* the aniall end of the tela u>t secured by hypocrisy but keenly alivb to the inn in the needy. Tno following cut tflrea tli eppearane® of it reducad (nd •aoclimonione efforts, is chance. It is a composite} Add 1*888 PRESIDENT WINSTON, ,, , , i face, made up of qualities ta-i TF rorR pack Acnr.s, t. Chapel Hill, N. C. at the fiftieth pert of It® balk. It i« a (rrand, donbl® fit® tele. Or you are til worn out, really good for noth­ u) often allowedtc escape . ' . 1 T. , ing. It Is general debility. Try . 1? i . i * i k e n f r o m P u r i t a n , L n g l i s h . K»ta* l*rg® a« i« «aay to carry We will alto ehow you how to® c make from SIO day least, from the *tart,wfth« jder some foolish technical­ Scotch and German sources. I Bftt^r One do il&i pays forth «< .xp.rienc. Jf|S Iowrl), »tiour# atW, pn "l'OKtl.*l»ri,rharfre® IF willnaonrrs IRON nirrms. givo euro you, cleanse your liver, and HALLETT fcCO,. Uoi MHO. all exprcM MaMTK a good appetite. ly of law. Ladies Home Journal. Democrat one j ear. The Ercr Ready Hairpin. PECiFIC OXYGEN WASTE •5| f " CACTERIN CATARRH EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. - CURE Clarifniont Female Col I P G ; . "J" !LL •'. . " 1 A COMPLETE NEWS1 PER The Prideofthe North a rin Press." Do you want to aid in buil up a paper that shall reflect greatest credit on North Co na, no matter where it may seen? Then patronize The Wilmington Mes sen A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAP1 Do you want a reliable giving you all the news of world—a Democratic newspc that equals the best—has largest circulation, and lias twenty-one years been i j and factoriii thegrowth and velopment of the Old Nt State? Then subsci be foi TH WlLMII G'ifiH J» } : : ) Campaign Itartes: 'i'he "Daily Messenger,'' mail, 4 months on trial, 82.00 The weekly "Transcript M -enger," (the largest ]>est j>aper in the Stiite months on trial for $1 .(^ Cash in advance. T > O papers are large Eight-Pa sheets. Send Postal Ca with the address ol five j; sons and receive sample c< i'-'s of T HE M ESSENGER. Jet. 1st. 1888. ft'. TAKE THE uoicap and Alien u, GOING 'West and Northwi Emigrant- -;>ing tetany ol Western States or Territq will save time and money gf via. Ciiieagi) and Alton roj t is tho quickest loute to KAKSAS And CITY, DEN YE PUEBLO, all points in Idaho, >Yn iugton, Oregon, Utah and California. f inest and Rest hquippt Road in the West. Only lino running Solid Yes >u<l t r a i i i H 0 t 1 ii Si. I ( n aid Kansas "ity. KeeliII iI ;g .cir cars and Toi istSleepers i ; of extra elutrg G wili nice jiarlieH at any ru road st a i ion wit !i t hrough ttekc and baggage checks. For full information, ni®pn e doacripdve pamphlets of i \Vost write to or i a'l on B. A. Nr:\vi A N D . Traveling ihi-'seugcr Ag 19 Pattou Ave., Ash ville, > J. CHARLTON, G. P. A ( lib f f ( . III. 13 a choice bieod of fine, high-grade Chi nese Tea. Put up in attractive and oris Inal packages and packed in handsonv counter disolay boxes of six pounds cad (either size); is only sold in packages at a reasonable and much lower price h the consumer than any other package td on the market of any merit whatever an< affords the dealer a fair profit; Is a thor oughly reliable, first-class article, abso lutely pure, always the same; free froa DEALERS DUST will find the Five and Ten Cent package the cheapest and most salable packagt tea on the market and consumers pro nounce it "the best and mosteconomical.' Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, eas* to sell and has proved a big succesi wherever introduced. We are extremely anxiou9 to have al dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re quest that you Include a few boxes wltl your next order to your wholesale house or order direct of us, we will see that yoi are supplied. For further Informatioi address THE KIN-GO TEA CO., ""IT r? f <* ..in 'v >. ' • • hJuty•••<-»• . i-*f «vJi- •* A fjff . v. ' <•. vr. ' '• -. '• T' y #& i -v • -i :-J •i v * ii'-- 'N '• I ir <H' ' 5. -jf. ! •;\0I). MJ itin gUOtlXOi .rtvuut T -A lV»Y«,: W-'W uv'frf ^ 'i', • 3 v. .' • % » . t h WO.. >•'/ • 1 - •" "-P. ./ '.v* k- s ** k. r 'A M GO, J Cu- ^at.3, a;:i TraOc-M-i fin oMnlr.tO. es«l al cut bnglriY'D co7»«?ueti;<l fof MpdnMl* *#•«, Our 0 .'co ii Opposlto U. S. and we <*::n recura patent to lean U OM U IAS remote from Waabinsrlon. Send mod-M, drawlci? er photo., wltk <to <lon. We ndvtfir, If j>ri esi.ibla of n~t. ft char/re, Our foe nol un .i ti;l v» : «Rt ia ee« A ^smphlat, "How to ONU'o eateat*,' nemt;a ofnriu.il «nh, Inywtu-"ute, Mam town, ncnt fi je. Aciraaa, C.A.SHOW&OQ, P. letv: OfMco. Uk hlogl v>. to 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 6 Issue 7 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_1123_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: November 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 1893-11-23 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/5b3d0f0c5bac492faa161a295d880db4.pdf 68922c31383bd9db950ab0dac9213bc3 PDF Text Text VOL 6 PROFESSIONAL. BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1803, NO. 8. Eloped on u Steer. thing t o be proud of, b u t it. P AKKERSBURG, VV. Va., Messrs. H a i r i t y / Don. M. is a poet who is need e l . Lew Ncrtli Carolina Facls and Statistics. W. 1!. COUNC1LL, JR. Dickinson and Josiah Quin- is writes verse by die peck Thuisday morning a couple Number of counties, 90. appeared in Welch, McDowell cey. members of the National measure. ATTORNEY AT LA A. S t a t e area, 52,286 square county. They were Miss Democratic Executive Com­ Boone, N. C. miles. An Aged Squaw. Coats,a pretty, peachy-cheel mittee held a conference with Extreme length is 603% Living in a little hut situa­ ed country damsel of 17, and Mr. Cleveland today on t h e W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). miles. general question of the dem­ ted on the shore "of C h a n - Sandy Johnson, a tall, stal­ Extreme breadth is 187% Boone, N. C. ocratic policy of the future, tauque Lake is a woman who wart, good-looking mourn miles. Resident Physician. Office going over the wholeground is deserving of more t h a n taineer of .22 years. They Number of electoral votes, on King Street n o r t h of P o s t involving the Congressional passing notice. She is a full had traveled all night from Office. 11. election next fall and the pol­ blooded Apache Indian and the bride's home on Ground Number of cotton factor­ icy oi the administration, has passed her 109th birth H o g creek, in order t o elude DR. L . C. REEVES. ies, 160. which will form the policy of day. and is still a s active a s the obdurate father of the PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Length of coast line is 3 1 4 the party in the next Presi­ a woman n o t more than half girl. The girl was riding on Office at Residence. miles. dential election. The f i r s t her age. He name is Sophia the back of a spotted steer, Area Dismal Swamp, 150,Boone, N. C. question dismissed was there Bank Between twelve and and Sandy was running by 0 0 0 acres. cent elections, and the unan­ fifteen years ago she w e n t her side. The unusual sight L. D. LOWE, Number of miles of rail­ imous judgment of all pros# there with her daughter and soon drew a crowd of people, road, 3,570. ent, including the President, took up her abode. The cou­ and a s eveybody loves a lov­ Island steamboat naviga­ t h a t the party policy was n o t ple had a little means . a n d er, halfja dozen hurried off aftion, 900 miles. -ANI> ter|a magistrate o r apreachinvolved in these elections they bought a, small tract T o t a l population (census land, large enough t o supply er. Unluckily for the lovers NOTARY PUBLIC, and should n o t in any way 1890) 1,617,047. them with the necessaries of no official could be found who be influenced bv the result, BANNER'S E L K . N. 0 . White population (census The general id< a , in which life, and there the,} have liv­ would marry them, on ac­ 1890), 1,049,191. count of the girl's age. all concurred, was, that, the ed ever since. Colored population (census tl • V IKIiywa UJJii Tf ^ I K The aged woman has full When the couple learned of issues in the election of 1 8 9 2 1890), 567,170. would still hold in the coin­ possession of her faculties this they both broke down A 7 7 ORNEY A 7 LA 1V, Indian population (census ing congresssionnl elections and does n o t require spec­ a n d cried, the[girl sobbing a s MARION, N.C 1890), 1,671. vv i t h o u t modification o r tacles in order t o see distinct if nearly heartbroken. Total water-power, 3,500, "(o) change, and t h a t the tariff ly. Like the majority of her Tiie tears of t h e pretty Will practice in the courts o- 0 0 0 horse-power. policy would be maintaine! tribe, however, she is stoical, young gi i brought a b o u t a A v e r a g e mean annual rain­ Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ and the sustaining of this but rarely ill-humored. Ma­ determination on t h e part of ell and all other counties in the fall, 5 2 inches. western district Special atten policy would be the principal ny g o from Lakewood t o see the spectators t o see thorn Western boundary—longi­ lion given to the collection of Mrs. Paul each season. She through in some way, a n d issue in the campaign. tude 81 degrees, 43, 20. claims."®* realizes t h a t she is an object one suggested t h a t they t a k e Average winter tempera­ I t was held tha t the nation Snaps From the Messenger. r. J.,< • Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackbnrn. ture, 4 3 degrees Farenheit. al policy of the party was n o t of interest and is always the train, then nearlyldue, for Trads, Tean. Ziouvilio, N. C. Florida is shipping oranges involved in the matter and pleased t o see callers. Many Bristol, Tenn.. where they The highest point is Mitch­ by the millions. The c r a p is t h a t there was nothing in a silver quarter a n d half dol­ would find no difficulty in get" ell's Peak, 6, 8 8 8 feet. Number of bales of cotton immense. them t o discourage the belief lar is left in some conspicu­ ting married. This* proposiThe vote in Va. wassmall— that t h e democratic party ous place before the visitors chang'xi the tears of the bride Ptysisisns & Siirpons. consumed, 147, 683. Assessed value of railway less t h a n 200,000. Five years would still hold its strength depart, and this with the aid into smiles of joy a n d Sandy's 9*T Calls attended at all property, $23,654,335.74. a g o it was 289,000. with 1 lie people on the issues of what can be wrung from less apparent grief into openbours."&& the soil, provides the pair mouthed delight for a mom­ Deaths by consumption, Young Stevenson, son of made in 1892. I t is under­ June 1, '9-3. with a camtortable living.— ent, untiljjlie thought of t h e 1 . 0 5 per 1,000 of S t a t e pop­ of the Vice President, m a r ­ stood t h a t they had before Dunkirk (N. Y.) Herald. expense. Some one in t h e ried a n Illinois girl recently. them a n outline of the work E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. ulation. crowd, however, anticipated Number of b o a t s engaged It is most evtraordinarv t h a t i s b e i n g d o n e b y t h e I C! the young man, a n d propos­ An Industrial Revelation. in gerund fisheries, a b o u t speed t h a t the new American ways and means committee A Mrs. J o s h u a 8. Palmer, ed t h a t the crowd pay all 3,000. cruiserCohiumbla made, near of the House, a n d t h a t with A T7 U R S L AT N h H", Limit of S t a t e and country l.v thirty miles in one hour. a very few suggestions for mi of Portland, Me., has discov­ expenses, and in less time taxes, 66% cents. Limit t o I t has n o rival. UOONE, N. nor changes t^e work was a p ered a n important industrial t h a i it takes t o write it proved of by all of them, and proewss in a ver.\ extraordi­ pocket books were o u t and Vif ^Specia/ a ttention «ivon poll tax. $2. Mr. Ferris'lost money on J®& Area of largest country to tho colletion ofolaims.~ it was made very clear t h a t nary way. Mrs Palmer h a s enough money was contrib­ his g r e a t wheel. 11 cost $ 3 6 2 (Brunswick) is 9 5 0 square the whole strength of the ad­ long been known t o possess uted t o carry the couple 000. Receipts only show the L. L. GREENE, & CO. miles. ministration would be exert­ some extraordinary occult through, with a souvenerleft sum of $300,000. How the Area of smallest; conn t r y ed t o assist, in carrying t h r o ' powers. I t is said t h a t she for the bride. REAL ESTATE A J'TS. papers lied about, the profits. (New Hanover) is 8 0 square The spotted steer was stall­ Congress a tariff bill which can take a scrap of any per­ BOONE, N. 6. There^w e r e $36,044,043 would accord withjthe demo­ son's hand writing in her ed in front of a pile of o a t s miles. The highest town in the more exports t h a n imports cratic declaration in their hand, o r a bit of his clothing, and corn t o ruminate in Will give special attention in October from tbisjeountry. last national pla ttorm. There o r any subject in*imutely a s peace and p b n t y until thereto abstracts of title, the sale S t a t e is Boone, in Watauga I t i s a n i n c r e a s e o f m o r e was no d o u b t o r hesitancy eooiated with him. and a t turn o! the couple, and t h e of Real Estate in W. N. ('. county, 3,250 feet. Those he ring farms, timber Mean annual temperature than $20,000,000 over Oct. on this subject whatever, the once give a n accurate dus-1 procession he.*ded for tho and mineial lands for sale, a t Raliegh. 6 0 degrees; Flor­ 1892. opinion of all being t h a t the rription of his personal ap- • platform. Neither of the will do well to call on said Co. Resresen tn ti ve McMi 11 i m fa strength of the party would pearnnce, mental qualities, couple had ever seen t h e ence, Italy, 5 9 degrees. at Boone. and more o r less of his his­ train before, and when i t pul­ Highest point of Smoky vors p i t t i n g a tax on whis­ lie in 1 h a t issue. L. L. OR LEA CO. The Hawaii a n question is tory. She can take a n y ob­ led in they g o t o n the plat­ mountain range is Cling- key of one dollar a gallon. March 16, 1893. T a x thelnxuries, cigars, cigar is said t o have been touched ject in her hand and describe form between the engine and man's Dome, 6,660 feet. NOTICE. ottes. snuff, tobacco and beer on, but on this there was a the place whence it, came and baggage car. Their spon­ Value of real and personal Hotel Property for Sale. difference of opinion and it the association connected sors soon remedied this mis­ property, hand stock and ale and all luxuries. On account of failing health railroads is $262,896,816. The legislature in Virginia was not regarded a s a n issue with it. This remarkable take and had them conduct­ of myself and wife, 1 offer for sale Legal rate of interest, 6 is democratic with the excep­ t o he pressed in the future faculty has been known t o ed into a ladies' car, where my hotel propertv in the town of Palmer's intimate the conductor was expressly Boone, North Carolina, and will per cent.; by contract, 8 per tion of twelve members. But ca mpnign.— 1Cashing ton Star Mrs. friends for years and they c h a r g e d t o see them safely 8ell low for cash and make terms cent.; usury forfeits interest. one opposition member in the T h a t was a terrible death o suit the buyer, and will take Mean annual winter tem­ Senate and he is a very lone­ the Spanish Consul, Don Eur­ have delighted in testing it. through. The l a s t seen of real or personal property in ex­ perature of Raleigh, 4 4 de­ some Populist. change. Apply soon. os Diaz, had in Baltimore. One day her husband gave Carrie a n d Sandy a s t h e A crank woman is v e r y Frenzied and naked lieelimb her a bit of dried wood pulp. train was whirling o u t of W. L . BRYAN. grees; Florence, Italy, 4 4 de­ anxious t o meet Pres. Cleve e<l from his room in sight of 8he had never seen any be­ sight they were folded in each grees. NOTICE. State, congressional a n d land, a n d a murderously in­ pedestrians, for a moment fore arid did n o t know what other's arms, laughing a n d Parties putting papers in presidential elections Tues­ spired crank is armed t o kill stood upon a little cornice it was, b u t she a t once de­ straining their eyes a s they my hand for execution will please advance the fees with d a y after first Monday in No t h e governor of Indiana. sixty feet above the pave scribed its nature and the looked o u t of the window. These fools should be dealt ment, and then with a wild procsesses through which it t h e papers and they will re­ vein her. W*T Special! On Dee. 5 t h , The highest point of Blue with by t h e authorities with­ shriek plunged into the aii had passed. Not only t h a t , 1893, I will sell for cash t o ceive prompt a t t e n t ion, other wise they will be returned Ridge mountains in the S t a t e o u t delay. b u t she perceived a simpler the highest bidder a t Blow­ not executed for t h e want of is Grandfather mountain, 5,- The latest fro in Brazil is and fell a t the feet of the spec and cheaper process by which ing Rock, N. C., over $2,000 tutors crushed and mangled. fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. 8 9 7 feet. t h a t Admiral Mello, of t. h e Hismmd had been disorder­ i t could be made, and being worth of personal property, something of a chemist she t o wit: 7 3 bed steads with The av?rage d a t e of the first Brazillian fleet in rebellion, ed for some time. FOR SALE! proceeded t o experiment wit h springs and bedding; 24 bu­ Tn the town of Boone, a com killing frost is Oct. 10th; and h a s proclaimed the late Em­ It is said t o be t r u ° t h a t it. Whatever m ly be thought reaus, 4 2 wash stands, over Portable dwelling house with the l a s t killing frost in spring p e r o r Doin Pedro's son. 250 chairs, one piano, one Prinze Pierre Louis Philippe, Mr. Gladstone will make Lew of t h e manner in which she parlor suite, cook stoves r a n 6 rooms and five fire places, is in April. with nine acres of land, good Public school system adop­ Empeior. But what will the is Morris successor of Tenny arri ved a 1 1 he d iscovery, i t ges, a large lot of silver-ware, spring, s o me apple, peach a rid ted 1840. At presnt t here a r e people say tojthis? son t o t h e Laureateship of appears to lien very valuable table ware, and many other chestnut trees, situated some 4,168 white and 1,192 color­ hotel furnishings t o o tedious Rep. Bourke Cock ran, of England. T h a t would be a n one, and a company lias been t o mention. Tbesame being 3 0 0 y a r d s from Main street. instance of eternal unfitness. organized in Bangor, with It is a desirable private resi­ ed school houses. School age New York City, is down like the property of t h e firm of a thousand of brick on an in­ As some one said, it is n o t a capital of $ 4 0 0 000, t o King and Gray. dence. The place will he sold 6 t o 21 years. cheap on terms t o suit t h e The census of the children come t a x . He says it is a vi­ the poet Morris (William) maimfacrure wood pulp ac­ B. J . COUNCILL, Receiver. purchaser. F o r further par­ of school age is, whites, 386.- cious principle. I t is always ibut the other fellow of t h a t cording t o Mrs. Palmer's Many Persons are broken ticulars apply t o I. W.Thorn 560; colored, 211,696; total, wrong in the eyes of the Mon J name who is t o be crowned method. down from overwork or household cares. as, Hibriten, N. G., o r W. B. 208,256. Enrollment, white, ey Bags t o touch the ingots and all because be is a liberal Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the tiftTOne dollar pays for the system, aids digestion, removes excess of bil®. Councill, Boone, N. C. out, cures malaria. Get the genuine. 215,910; colored, 110,441. and sheckles. |in politics. T h a t is indeed a Democra t one year. Butlar & Blackburn, •IVii! 4 * j .*+ Z m OUR STATE. The grand total of receipts for public schoolsfortheycar ending J u n e 30, 1892, is $775,440.63. the total expen dittires for the same period a r e $760,991.04. The death penalty is only inflicted for murder, arson, burglary and rape, the Gen­ eral Assembly having power t o abolish i t in all cases if deemed advisable. Married women retain all their real and personal prop­ erty exempt from the debts of their husbands. Liens of mechanics and laborers f o r their work a r e required. Legislature, biennial in odd numbered years, meeting on Wednsday after the first Mon day in J a n u a r y , Limit of sea siou 6 0 days. Terms of Sen­ a t o r s and Representatives 2 years each. P a y $ 4 per day. Homesteads a r e allowed t o the am ount of $1,000 value and personal property t o the a m o u n t of $500. Tin 1 home­ stead is not only exempt du­ ring the life of owner, h u O u ­ ter death during the minori­ ty of a n y of his children, and also during) the widowhood of his wife. The I'iesidsnt Thiiiking- of the Partr. �* Tin Watauja Democrat H e will be compelled lo Many North Carolinians Lewis G. Stevenson, was The Rutherford College, drop several hundred of o u r will regret t o learn of the married on the 21st inst. t o Burke County, N. Cf| subscribers from o u r mailing death of Rev. Dr. Deems of a Miss Da vis a t Blooming-ton >. I . Dougherty, Erfltar. Will open it* Fall Term, R. 0. Rivers, Publisher book. They will not pay for the Church of the Strangers 111. Aug. 3, '93, under very proiu t h ir subscript Ion. We have in N. Y., which ocrured on isrng prospects. It is ten miles The editor of t h e Yadkin lhur<(h(\ NovfRO, !Si)3. ,offered t o Like any kind of the night of the 25th inst west of Hi kory, N. C., near produce t h a t we could u s e He was truly a g r e a t man, \ alley News, has sold his pa­ the noted Connelly Springs, whose waters a r e being ship­ We hope t h a t proud Ameri­ but we cannot go around a n d prominent in liberary work, per t o Mr. P . IP Hume*. ped to Europe almost every c a , will obsei ve Thanksgiv­ gather it u p a s it costs us t o o and the a u t h o r of several This wasdone by Mr. IMi, i o day. Board, includinge^ery much. Good crops have books. He was a t one time accept a bettei position else­ i n g d a y , according t o the expense, is from $5. t o $9. per proclamation of o u r loved been made all over t i n coun­ a professor in the university where. month. I uition ranges from president. Many n o d o u b t , try many ol our delinquent of this state. He chose the $1. to $4. per month. No The Western North Carolihealthier, happier and more will f e d on t h a t d a y , t h a t subscribers could bunch to­ ministry a s his profession, na Conference of the M. E. moral place can be found in gether and bring us a load of a t the age of fifteen years. Church South, convened y e s ­ they h a n v e i r t a n y t h i n g for America. A complete busi­ VuHBRwi. which t o beihunkful S t o r m s grain from the different sec­ Sometime a b o u t 1870, he terday .11 Charlotte and will ness courseattache!. Address Clifford Blackmail a n d floods and pestilence tions with other salable pro­ organized a school for girls, remain in session until Dec BIT. U. L All ERNETHY, PRESIDENT, A Boston Boy's Eyesight h a v e swept o u r land, and duce. Many of them will n o t a t Wi'son North Caiolina. 5th. SavocJ-Porbaps His Life Rutherford College, N. C. sickness h a s laid m a n y a w a y , d o it o r will not even care At one time Commodore Senor, Carlos, Diaz Coinez, By Hood's Sarsapurilhv—RIoocI Poi­ in the "silent c i t y " b u t re­ a b o u t it. A number of them Vanderbilt g a v e him $50,soned by Canker. de Cadiz the Consul of the member, t h a t God's H a n d is have taken the DEMOCRAT 000 with which t o bui'd a Head the following from a grateful mother! ««!! in i t all, and t h a t "behind a from 4 t o 5 years without church of the Strangers, of kingdom of Spain, a t Bnlti- "My little boy had Scarlet Fever wliofl 4 years old, and It left him very weak and with blood frowning providence H e hides any proposition t o pay, they which he remained pastor un­ more Committed suicide on polioncd with canker. Ilij eyes became so ft smiling face." Don't look will n o t even talk kindly a- til his death. A giVat, and the 24, inst. by jumping from forInflamed that Ids sufferings wore intense, and sCvcn weeks ho the fourth s t o r j of a build­ o n t h a t d a y backward, t o bout it* We a r e becoming good man h a s fallen. Could Not Opon Hio Eyes. ing. e wish to call atton'ioii too.ur i took: him 1—!- > during that time to tho Eye see if g r e a t blessings h a v e wearied a n d discouraged Prof. W. F . Masey of the ;an! j ar .'ciimc,.y <; iCharles rtrcet, but their line of second-hand been showered o n y o u r path­ with many of our subscribers, BrunswickGa., is now bap remedies fa!:.:! t > do hire the i .latest shadow s t a t e agricultural college has Euggies, Carts, wagons, Of food. J t.-mnvnc/d ;o.'lnj 1dm Hood 's way. A h ! friend, o u r great­ they have treated us badly. r rai-i. ;v l It him. 1 have been no a t r i p t o Nebraska t o py because King F r o s t i.- •'•ar r dmi'/Kd that ssouMnedI:S» It oven Hacks, Harness Etc, e s t blessings, are t h e o n e s we Many of o u r Western sub­ :.<!•! f.£i; ,1 r (;i i;-.c tills t63investigate t h e s u g a r m a k i n g now killing o u t the germs o II I'li'UlJ'.l. III .1vr»y ;y s'i t : •(>c:so.y 1 amrdways l;y i'( sonsider the least. When we scribers have played off on I hey are almost good QH new, disease. These people have re uly lo sound the jtrui, p< ocess now extensively en­ consider the blessings with us, they have failed t o sen<k and persons wishing to buy can * ck< ..'.j S lUZl had truly a bit ter experience gaged in in t h a t S t a t e . ' The ti causo t-f the wond.-rful ~«od it did my son.'* secure bargains by calling on us. which we h a v e been surround­ us what they owe. We have beet is grown tlieie extensive We a r e dreading snow niu AIIJMK p. ELAI 28S3 Washington St., We have a big lot of NEW ed, the p a s t year, especially been very indulgent with o u r Get HOOD'S. l.y lor sugar-making purpos­ ice, and how happy they a r c Boston, Mas. l j'Y> I'ltLfl fc.ro 1. inil in id \ an I aro per* when compared with o t h e r subscribers. We think it H'. _ BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS*'J es. Prof Massey is of the o- to see it. tcct n_ f':tT • n '. ill p pptaranco. people we are l o s t in won­ strange t h a t men who owe MARXES" Ac piftion t h a t the beet industry By using' Mali's Hair Rene we., on hand, which will be sold on der, for truly their n a m e is us will n o t make some arwould be very profitable in gray, faded or discolored hair as­ t jliti f cJil:. .£ reasonable terms, if we have not l e g i o n . We hope t h a t on rangments and pay a p a r t a t North Carolina, a s there can sumes the natvral color of youth Special Attractions: Matchless got what you want, we will t h i s beautiful 3 0 t h of Nov., least. Now friends all who an J grows luxuriant and strong. a mate «\ oudertul aea I th i ecorcl. take pleasure in getting any be about 1 7 0 pounds of su­ t h a t Proud America m a y owe us read this and then Special! On Dec. 5 t h 1 Might fill hone life. Well ordered thing for you in our line. We buy g a r made from a ton of beets course of instruct ions. Tnomngh bow its h a u g h t y head, and send us up what you think The factories in Nebraska 1893, I will sell for cash t< l.v equipped gvmn i.-i mis. M ustt; direct from manufacturers and acknowledge t h a t it is peculi­ you a r e due and help us o u t the highest bidder a t B l o w ­ pay $ 5 per ton and the av­ ing Rock, N. C., over $2,000 u n d - T t h c ce}el >rfi ted Prof. (Ira- can, therefore, give you very arly blessed, and t h a t God and let us begin a new. Do erage yield per acre is ten t o worth of personal property, bau (Mrrman). Art under Miss close prices. truly blesses it with his smil­ nut pass this unnoticed for BIythe (Paris). Mouse in seven We have a lull line of new Mar we need every dollar clue us. twelve tons which will give to wit: 73 bed steads v\itl, acres of wooded lawn in the heart es. the farmer $50. per acre. He springs and bedding; 2 4 bu of a beautiful city. Roorastlnelv HOPS' Collars, ^bridles, etc.— ev­ send us what you owe u t says further t h a t the pulp a pea us, 4 2 wash stands, ovei finished. Sfe.-m Itenl iogtind sun ery tiling in the harness line. Caw The tariff bill is now about once, and make us glad. 250 chairs, one piano, on*- itary plumbing ter it has emptied is sold foi parlor suite, cook stoves ran charges as lowthroughout. The beat the world on prices, as a fine school completed. Iron ore a n d ^ We will take in exchange, It is now demonstrated food for cattle on which the.y ges, a large lotoLsilver-v\are, can make them. Sen 1 for cutn wool are o n the free list. It table ware, a n d many other iogue. Address horses, mules, and also good bee t h a t minister Stevens s e nt t o thrive well. i s said t h a t t h e Democratic REV. JAMES ATKINS, cattle. Give ns a call. f l lie news from Washing hotel lurnishings t o o tedious Congress men of Alabama Hawaii by President Harri­ Asheville, X. c. to mention. TUesame being 11 ENKEL, CRAIG & ((}. will oppose free iron ore. T h t s o n recognized the provincal ton is good if true, $245,000,- the property of the firm ol Renoir ,N. (\ tariff bill will he conserva­ Government without author­ 000 will be the extent of the King and Gray. it; '«¥y' B. ,1. CQUNCILL, Receiver. tive, t h o u g h it will knock ity thereby deposing t h e appiopriations by the pres­ Queen of Honolula by em­ ent Congress for the last four down the tariff m o s t o n the THE NORTH CAROLINA $ BOTANIC H prime necessaries of life and ploying the U. S., t r o o p s t o years a Republican and a College of Agriculture and Mechanic­ al Arts. retain a larger t a x o n t h e establish t h e new Govern­ Democratic Congress voted $ luxuriesand flue g o o d s . T h e ment. President Clevelum very nearly two billion dol­ Will begin its Fifth Sesssion <? roo r>u. McKlnly high tariff h a s had refuses t o h a v e a n y t h i n g t o l a r s ^ o r nearly double what Sep. 7, 1893. This College is S now well equipped for i t sspe­ 8USS8 s?.u g t a m I have just rrc«iv»d a nice a tendency t o prohibit im­ d o in maintaining this fraud­ it t,o have been ex penned. cial work, having extensive % Tit* pi>»r li,« ttrf—i. fc.iv! f'.itAj thiiuji , r. m ij+'vy !.• f line of Dress Goods eouwistports hencs t h e falling off of ulent Government b u t pro­ We hope t h a t the economy wood and iron shops, careful " H/BTUFC-OFC )J L._V A.CI.-F. , \»V.ill irig of witfci.«• i. lr. aaa mi) var^rt.iar »»•««.«» dil-.r n>hl«.-!ki It tc'ruw* 1 ti t h e revenues and deficiency poses t o let t h e Government will control Congress in all i.v fitted up drawing rooms, ri»'7«r to otflK-le.Oily .tit /, >• ,jr .Mir-. butiefil fr»B» CWP- y.4 White and Black Em­ (vilekly in the treasury. These in­ of Honolula work o u t i t s departments of the Govern­ chemical, botanical and Hor­ (li»-».»« icrmtx hum tb^ .iprjv. .x M.> v -h r«»-t broider] SSkining. A ticultural la boratories, green X tlje iiioiiluii of t?)iments. n.ay :-)j>r equalities must be property own salvation. We believe i'fp.irt*. UVi. house and ha i n. big lot of White j common ft il nnot'*#re..IMIKICM knt>r/|«dr« or kuppratition. hnv t tn fum-v.! nr x arranged by a tariff for rev­ t h a t the country will endorse We have before us The I*V n I The teaching force for the of modern txir-iiCcit arit ccc. fi Goods, W o r s t e d piiri:i ,MI! wf -ri. enue only. This i s all the President Cleveland when a l Mascot a bright a newsy 7 next year consists of 1 5 men. ,j Lculi., cU Mrirua tin .rtCViK /V. r and etc. A aie© f f duties we have. i. in •< the facts are known. I t is column weekly paper publish­ The two courses lead t o g i a d ,j It IB va-WX"# A lirnj , i *lt». tan I t will tioolt'r line of i^rlrV btrvuaat'be nui.J>c. r.wi"!' . -t» nsviy (*»•.*» -wl be in order for the Rcpubli tic object of the Republican ed a t .St atesvilla, T . B. El- nation in Agriculture and in .jj ofr«.rf.fuaUInc frvra Ill* t Mechanical and Civil Engin­ A !»hfd Slooil- evrr*i-» ol ltr»; 1 rirained a r> d UotriE: c a n s t o sustain the high du­ pre** t o d o all they c a n t o dridge Editor, published by St.jmm. -Votsa eering. 'k eurco i , . itics, VZiMivOja***, C M Ivmr*, t > i j ilATS ties and claim t h a t the conn- j break down the Administra­ Eldridge and CrowSv)n. The T* T o t a l cost a year, including 'V KWil ;v»a' rt-tn* ZOitmxxr*** <ms Also Triramirnrsj. Tip* tion in every way they can M o o r e s v i l l e R e g i s t e r a n d try i s being ruined by the )oard: Flo wers for i?»t5. iMVRVTtMTa re* vw&%n*.r. a t t i t u d e of t h e Democrats But the future will d e m o n ­ Taylorsville Index have been Jounty students, $93.50. r*oi» for owr Kcfli «-,f f ln-'jo-inifiusv nrl)b •. wcniifftoward t h e tariff. I t is strate the fact t h a t Cleve­ consolidated into the Mascot. Pay students, $123.50. A of IjidfsH ftl xrrxj of J ^ carM from viunflrr All briown rnnnti vi.-and Gcat a Show, F o r catalogues apply t o known by all informed peo land is right in this foreign I he paper is Democratic and Dloot (llMAfc*. »*rvfl.x-o t-» ti.v r»:D«<!l(« bail fnlUrl. TbuaocovtUJciita* tawtlly oHth Big lot of Tin-ware A. Q. H OLLADY , Pres., DO uncertoln MX.U I, that &*tr>Die NA»OD pie t h a t t h e present depressed policy. KJ»1 IQ lo tho Ooot ,cho«vr*«o'.. SDlchrot, straaAwe wish it abundant success. Gl{!r»s-ware a n d rtt .vid mull i-owcrf-t! jllixni rtnluor otkc Raleigh, N. C. condition of t h e country is known to tho world.. pRiCB-<$a.f» p->r botfcla ; $6.00 fur A UeMlea. The imome t a x proposed UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA QaeK»4f-ware- A good Secretary Carlisle made a due t o the republican legisla­ For mote by druggists; if not, sand to u«. line of Notions. A big t o be levied by the present 3QUIPMENT:—Faculty oftwen- ^ Addroaa BLOOD BALM CO , ATTWTTE, tion. VVe a r e still living un­ speech before the Chamber l o t of Jeawa a n d UotCongress bad started a gen­ ty-tive teachers, eleven buildings, towades. J u s t com? der these bad financial laws, of Commerce in New York a eral howl all over the North seven scientific laboratories, li­ except the Sherman purchas­ few d a y s a g o in which he o u t brary of 30,000 volumes and 31.6 •A* 4 N oxONI* AN 'HXILMS finaiiM In 5 0 0 ga!ou.s of Urcx'kfTyboth, Democrats and Repub- students. i n g claus which was repealed. lined the financial policy of twvii IqdvjJapr pt)v jffupp 4\-ocIT - h;: r i n J5. n r'o2 \V . •lanjiiowlg 'niiniMjftiiu lecans. Let the t a x be levied INSTRUCTION.—Fi ve general N o other changes h a v e been the Administration Carlisle Vvebu-jf Agent for Ilodtwn and collected, we say, on in­ courses; six brief courses, protes- H*|)UJn|lg suuiali), made. Congress meets in reg­ s a y s t h a t free and unlimited tV i»(/ jjefi Ay ids. juj uniiiaodx^j utp|jo «uy comes of the rich, they o u g h t sionnl courses in law, medicine, •• "-%/ a u f t9ryvv*yj ^ A nig lot. of ' lot h navr t il 'oatfO-, ular session next Monday coinage of silver is impossible engineering and chemistry; op­ t o pay it, and a r e able t o pay tional courses. 'ii^am!*5j3838||03 |B!3J8UiU103 a id we, confidently h o p e now under conditions unless hviUd. it, and it is proper for them EXPENSES:—Tuition, $00 per t h a t something will be d o n e we had a n international a Just ivecivc-d ; } L'icfT ]G-it of t o pay it. year. Scholarships and loans for t o repeal a g r e a t oeal of t h e greernent with t h e Latin Un­ the needy. c r o ?: R high duties levied by the Mc- ion powers. This agreement, Address PRESIDENT WINSTON. The Ac vertieing Kinley bill a n d t h a t t h e fi­ it is hoped, will be establish­ Of Mood's Sarsaparilla is always Chapel Mill. \ . C Brown and Grannlnted, a n d Coffee. nancial condition of thecoun- ed in a short time but when within the bounds of reason be­ NOTICE. this will be dor.e n o o n e cause it is true;it always appeals A big lot v f Hoes, t r y will be s o amended t h a t Ilv v i r t u e o f power of sail Nails, to the sober, common sense of o u r country will g r o w a n d knows. S o i t now l o o k s very thinking people because it is true, cor, U r 'incdi in a certain mortgagi Horse shoes, g l o o m y for free and unlimit­ and it is always fully substantia- ,>X(; cuted 1 o me by Win. M. L. prosper under Democratic Ox shoes control. We mu s t h a v e t h e ed coinage. T h e future will ted by endorsements, whi/h, in Greene on March 1, 1892, to se­ Om DOLLAR l ' ,m * a n in debt.'dues s of $k y ',}( .()(>, etc. heavy burdens now weighing demonstrate t h e wisdom o r ttle financial world would/be' ac-i ff I ;.J T ^ " U f f i o i c cepted without u morneivt 's hese- • t f > certain credits, t h «• & yi td u s down lifted from o u r shoul the single standard, t h o u g h tation. No goods sold on time, un­ / said indebtedness being for the Sf i M iw! jif 1 it, i s claimed t h a t wo h a v e b.diMicc of the purchase money ii purtly ra-ar-i by a-»r one of eitber sex in any less secured by mortgage. ders. We still have faith in work in<iu» 'd the land, 1 will weiI for cash at part ofJthe r..ii»tr>', wlio is willfRg to we furnish which the Democratic p a r t y t h a t it had the gold standard since VYe see from t ha Tomahawk public outcry at the court house Vw iH!'" "I' ' '" ii.w P'ciW*nt, and rou run no J'.pcollect thfit ! will SPII Ic will accomplish much g o o d , I 1 8 7 3 W P W 8 n t t 0 8 ( ' e t,lf> h a t E. H. McLuuglilin is door in noone on Dec. 11, 1893. IUIIUIJ gUU(J, - v °" " " " ( l - a ' 0 " d 8 1 1 , 1 , 1 , v i l 1 »«>t but it will t a k e time t o d o I c o u n t r Y resume business a n d now preaching in Johnson it being 1 fie second Monday in thini D th* yrsndp.it olTrr mmle. Yon can work | H I I S I ' e p r e s e i l t ! ! ) > ' W H I V S . G O I T 1 0 . « • '*/) It or jmi are y<>n prosperous December, a tract of land on the » l day, andin the aercnlnx only. If a t your cm- ' n ,.rl bCC l l i y H t O C K Wi h e.1h e r this and we will h a v e t o be become more phi crl. hftrr few spare hour* di»'U t i)))j*l,, ntili^o them. Alld ndd tA vn .r income, them, vonr Fork bll V Or l)(lt with plenty of money. If county. McLaughlin w a s waters of Laurel , W 1 „ of Wotnu- 1)1)5,lib!isir,<-« will notAnd ;ld'l FA ut *11. [u.nmnwill I y uinlnrfervYou pat?ent, and hope for bettei th'" 8 condition would t a k e the first man who s t a r t e d a jg« river, in nooue township Wn bf am»*fd on the utart j»t the rapidity and eaee or upon dollar, times in t n e n t u r e . The fi- place. There would be no newspaper in Boone some tn n gn county, ad j; ting the Inndt- darwliKJh yon amu-e dollarore xucce*j(ulday in and Most Respectlully, oTt P.sen beginners from the flry hour. Any OHP can rtin the business - none of \'i jr.. Uo'lgcs, (jjlloway liodp .la ,cia nd tar'ff nuestionb grumbling a b o u t the stand- five years ago. notlifng else yov see v es a nd ot herscnn1uii>jiig40 urn h nl. T"a ahonld try°u can do at -a->11 lnwi»tni 'r, the f »one.n C, D. T A Y L O R a r e o f g r e a t importance just a r ( * w.iish we olTrr. >'o capital risked. tVcmca ar« It is strange that some people more or less. For .*t fuller descrip frr*Dd Workcra; nowaday, they isahe mnch r r V I'ley »hoald trr thia hnjiaess, as it is t o April 27, 93. n o w t o this country. Let Constipation is the parent of will suffer for years from rheuma­ tion of^sidd land ivf'cr to book 'C rf web s ijypfed to thesa. It rite »t once and see for them be reformed nnd esfab- inurn^rable diseases, and shouid, tism rather than try such an im­ p i.ges o7H. C * O , of t he records of yourself. Address fi. IIALLETT Jt CO., Box MO, Cortland, Ala ntnug.T county where s a i d !i»htd o n solid bases and therefore, be promptly remedied p r o v e d s t a n d a r d r e m e d y a s h,y the use of Ayer's cathartic Ayer's 8arsapanlla. and tliut, mortgage is duly recorded. This P O R *>TSf>EPStA, matters will right themselves pills. These pills do not gripe, too, ia spite of th* assurai.c*1 Nov. 9, 1893. * In a I vestIon, and Stomach disorders, take t o a great extent. are perfectly safe to take, and re­ that it has cured so many others J. F Hagamnri, Mort<>agee BROWJCS IRON III1TEK8. Mrtliy Peraons arc broken All dealers keou it, 81 per bottle. Genuine ha# down from overwork or household cares. ^ . . . IIIVTC Ml l«IMItJIIC\ move all tendency to liver and who were similarly afflicted. Give Spainhour a Coffey AtrVs"loi trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper, Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the I ay your subscription, ^ bowe4 complaints. lit a trial. j * , ' Bystem, aids digestion, removes excess of bile, 1 * Mortgagee. an«. cures malaria. Get the Ken ume. fig. - • t ? r I 11 1/» »VV # V v. ,l, �- SUBSCRIPTION HATE S To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT er was married on Tuesday to Miss Annie Malthaner, of Newark, New Jersey. This is I lie second announcement we have made of his marriage, but we again offer eongratu lations. From Blowing Root, N. C. Editor Democrat; STOMACH TROUBLES Our village and commun­ ity are deeply interested in a t vopyl year .00 Liver Complaint, Constipation, " 0 months 50 revival of religion now m and Biliousness " 8 months.... 05 progress at Flat Top Church. ADVERTISING RATES. ARE SPEEDILY CURED Rev. David Green, of Meat By the use of 1 inch lvveek .75 "amp, assisted by Paine, —There will be a public dis­ 1 k< 1 mouth 1.75 1 " 3 " 8.00 cussion at S 1, nil's Mills, N. i;. Norris and others is conduct­ 1 " 0 " 5.00 on the important question oi ing it. Several conversions 1 " 1 year 7.00 are alrea 1\ reported and 1 column 1 week 9 .00 the immortality of the soul there are quite a number of 1 " 1 month 13.50 beginning on Saturday, Hie 1 " 3 " 25.00 10th of Dec. at 10, a. in.,and pe n i t e n t s in attendance. A friend speaks through the Booth1 " 6 37.50 Great interest is rrmnileated bay (Me.) Register, Of the beneficial closing an Sundav. The 1 " 1 year 50 00 F/ results he has received from a regular and we hope great good will question is propounded thus: use of AYER'S Pills. He says: "i was feeling sick and tired and my be done. stomach seemed all out of order. I tried a number of remedies, but Entered a t t h e Postoffioeat "R; solved that the sold is Mr. M. F. Banner, of Green­ none seemed to give me any relief until I was induced to try the old Boone, N. C., a s second-class immortal." Affn rnatiTe, J ville. Tenn., visited reliable AYER'S Pills, t have taken only one box, but I feel like a ou<* D. Crisp (Baptist) negative mail matter. new man, I think they are the most pleasant and easy to take Of any­ \V. F. Hendrix (A<iv ntist.) town recently and oiganized thing I ever used, being so finely sugar-coated that even a child Will take a branch of the Greenville them. 1 urge upon all who are in need of a laxative to try AYER'S LOCAL N E W S . —On tin first page of this Pills. They will do good," N a t i o n a l M u t u a l Bail i i n g & issue we publish all article on "For four years, I was afflicted with liver complaint. The best physi­ Loan Association. The As­ —Thanksgiving day. cians in the country being unable to relieve me, I was advised to try N -) r t h Carolina, statistics, sociation iscomposed of I N. AYER'S Pills. I did so, and believe my liver is now in a perfectly — Heavy sleet on Tuesday. etc. which we clip from t h e Corpening, President \V H. healthy condition."—M. JARRELL, Proprietor of Jarrell's Hotel, High Point, Guilford Co., N. C. —Commissioners court''on Statesvill v Landmark. It is Hardin. Vice President; J. B "I have been the victim of dyspepsia and rheumatism for years, so bad indeed a very valuable com­ next Monday. Clarke, Secretary and Treas that my hands are crippled, and I suffer periodically, from severe pilation of facts concerning ury H. C. Martin, Attorney headaches. Until lately when these headaches came on, I was obliged to —"1 will praise the nameof our State, and a lot of infor­ give up work. I have tried many medicines, but without any benefit; and T. II. Coffey, A. J, Ed God with a song, and will until about a year ago, I began taking AYElt'S Cathartic Pills regularly, mation can be gleaned theremist in, and J. Lee Ha.\ s, Op magnify Him witn thanks­ and now my digestion is greatly improved, the headaches virtually cured, fi oiii. The compiler however and my general health better than for years."—Mrs. EMMA MCCAIITY, pr users. The board is com giving." made one mista ke. He assert s Colon, St. Joseph Co., Mich. posed of good live men and —Our Blowing Rock letter that Boone is the highest "I was relieved of sick headache in a very short time after having taken we trust, our people will take AYER'S Cathartic Pills." — ERNEST GUILLOUD, 21 South street; San *"m this issue is rather old, as town m North Carolina when hold of it. eageraly for there Antonio, Texas. it came in too late for publi­ Blowing Hock and Linville is no better way to encour­ cation in our last paper. both have much greater alti age thrifty, economical and tude than our town. Boone —N. M. Aden, of N o r t h saving habits than through Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.; Lowell, Mass. Wilkeshoro, tells you in thi.* is the highest count.v-soat Building arid Loan Associa­ Every Dose Effective issue of his hardware he is east of the Rocky Mountains tions. All live a n d progres but there are country towns offering for sale in that town. sive towns have one or more, even in North Carolina that and the writer noticed that THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INST I —The firm of Coffey, Ed mis can beat her for altitude. Rev. Mr. Boyd, of Charlotte, ten & Co., of Blowing Rock, TUTE, FOR Y JUNG WOMEN. has disolved. Head notice in One of Watauga's Fair Daughters Mar says: "They rank next t o churches in being beneficial fied to a Son of Tennessee. another column. ASHEVILLIi, N. ''When love has once ta­ to communities in which they —Miss Annie Barks \v h <> Second session begins September Id, 1893. has been visiting in Grayson ken its hohi, it flourisheth ev are located." Mr. F. H. Coffey, of o 11 r The institution iss located in the. most beautiful suburb of Asheer more." county, Ya., for some time ville, N. C. The spacious building, recently completed for its us< On last Thursday, the 22nd town, has sold his interest ill at a cost of $(>0,000 is furnished with pure water from springs on lias returned. the mercantile business here —The delicious, health-giv­ inst., at 10 o'clock a.m.were to Mr. Burt Johnson, of Fos- the premises, is lighted with gas, heated by hot water and provideo with hot and cold baths. ing winter wind is frolick­ united by .). H. Church, Esq. coe. "Tom," as everybody The health a id habits of the pupils are carefully guarded.vjlte ing these nights with every­ of Noiintain City, Tenn., Mr. calls him, will therefore give sides the ample space given to outdoor exercise, a well equipped thing that comes in its way. James Wood and Miss Mol­ his attention to improving gymnasium will,be fitted up within doors, Nb expense has be< n lis Church. Mr. Wood, who spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perfect., [ —Our subscribers who are is a native of Johnson coun­ the Watauga Hotel, in which Each pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as a part o in the habit of furnishing lis ty. Tenn., is a pleas mt and he is interested; buying cat­ her practical training forjite, and vvhilstaimfng at thoroughness in wood, would greatly oblige genial ^gentleman about 30 tle and flirting with thegirls. every department, the management will strive to provide tor those committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian I heai that Messrs Cox & school, but a christian home. No pupil will bo admitted ivho a. us by bringing in some soon. years of age, while she whose — Mr. J. F. Spa in hour is at life is to be the balm of Gil- Rich, in addition to t. h e i r not in reasonable health, or who cannot furnish credentials us "to incral character. Lit)vilie to-day, conducting eud to bis future years, is the blacksmith shop and pliotog T our Sep;i va teCourses of Study aiv offered to the Student. the sale of a lot of personal t h i r d d a u g h t e r of Dr. J . M, raph.y Business, will soon o1 T H E NORM AL COURSE, for the thorough training pen up a stock of goods in property belonging to t h e Church, of Zionville. She is the house they are just finish­ of teachers nuclei* instructors trom the best Normal schools a very modest, yretty young Linville Improvement Co. 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE, including ing on Boone street. lady of nineteen summers. ancient and modern languages, science, music, drawingetc. — Mr. T. K, Brunei*, who is The Sky land Institute is in 3. ('OM M ERf 3 AL( 'OURSE, including stenography, type­ They were accompanied t o just back from Chicago, says a flourishing condition and writing, bookkeeping, etc. the home of the groom by that North Carolina's agri­ 4 . DEPARTMENT O F DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a) Scien­ is doing a great work toward cultural exhibit has received J a m e s H. Church, Esq ; Mr. educating the young people tific cooking, the study of the production and manufacture cf food, etc, (b) Sewing—embracing the cutting and fitting 79 awards up to date. Truly C o n n e l l y C h u r c h a n d M i s s of our community. Eva Wood; Dr. T . C. Black­ of garments, millinery, etc. a very tine showing. Our public school for this burn and Miss G O S R ; Mr. J . The teachers at the head of Ihis department are from the famous —Mrs. Shell, a n aged lady Latham and Miss Arrie Wood district is being taught by Pratt School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the best insti •living in Boone, died a t her Mr. 1). V. Waugh, Miss M .y r- Mr. J. M. Hodges who seems tutions in the country, chosen with reference to christian character experience and abilt v as teachers. ^ ^ home on Tuesday morning of tle Church. Miss flallie Gray­ to be a popular teacher. A thoroughly organized Preparatory departnierit has been fur­ t h i s week. The aged husband son, and Mr. J . R. Reese an 1 There ore still a few guests nished for all such as a re not prepared tor the higher classes. with whom she lived alone, wife. We were met by some <»n the mountain. Col. and The school year is divided into two terms; cost to pupil $50 per h a s the sympathy of all in Mountain City, Tenn., whose Mrs. Cat.hca'*t at Mr Weed- term, or $100 per year, which barely covers the expense of boaid, en's; Mr. and Mrs. Edwards (he school being practically free, having been provided for by a few his bereavement and loneli­ names I will not mention. and Miss Helen Edwards, at friends to female education. For further particulars applv to ness. REV. THOMAS LAWRENCE, A RHEVILLK, N. C. In a short time after o u r Martin's, and Rev. Mr. Mor­ —Don't forget t h a t lie A t arrival we entered the dining ris; of Stanley county, North Tuesday is the d a y ot the r o o 3 and beheld a table of Carolina, at the Morris House I have no weddings to re­ big personal property sale a t p i c t u r e s q u e b e a u t y , l a d e n cord, but Mr. Lum You nop Blowing Rock, by Receiver with the choicest of eatables and Mr. E. B. Ward are both wearing broad smiles over 15. .J. Council!. If you need too tedious t o mention. Shrewd buyers are always after good bargains, and anything in the line of furni­ Most excellent music was the arrival of line hoys at this leads t h a t class of o u r citizens t o inspect my display their houses recently. ture, bedding, stoves, etc., it given by Dr. Wood, brother OC O© o o o c o o c c o o 11UYAYS ( M M * , AVER'S Cathartic Pills SAY! Ayers Cathartic Pills will pay you t o bu.y t h e m there. —Some nights since some miserable miscreant, possess­ ed of the evil spirit, went in t h e small hours of night and broke into the store of Mr. Thos. Greer, of Moretz Mills, a nd took therefrom a lot of shoes and other merchandise. Therogue ought to m e e t with speedy justice. —Some days since uncle Harrison AHridge, of upper W a t a u g a River, caught n bear in his t r a p on the Grand father t h a t is reported t o be very large. I t is said t li a t t his is the one hundredth bru in t h a t has tasted death by t h e unerring s h o t ond t r u s t y traj) of this sturdy pioneer. —The Topic s a j s , and it belongs t o the Washington family, and can n o t tell a falsehood, t h a t W. II. Bow­ of the groom, of Roan Mt., his partner, Dr. Shell, a n d others. 1 will not s a y more t h a n t h a t we had a jolly time t h a t will long be remem bered, and we all wish t h e newly wedded couple a long and happy journey through life. AN OBSERVER. Resolution Notice. The firm of Coffey, Edmisten & Co. is this day dissolv­ ed by mutual consent. By agicement, T . II. Coffey is t o pay one half the liabilities of said firm and Edmisten and Palmer together will pay the other half. Any member of the old firm will receipt lor accounts due the old firm, and all persons owing* us a r e earnestly requested t o come forward and make immedi­ a t e settlement a s t h e old bus iness must be closed up. Blowing Rock, N.C. Nov. 1 7 . Yours truly, " H . " The Ode of North Wilkesboro. We want you to remember On the nineteenth of December T h at t,he W i n 81on La n d Co m pa 11 y Will pay you a symphony In the price of town lots. Where you can live and fear not As you en hale the breeze From the mountain trees. Now secure YOU AH o M e And breath this o z o n e. You can surely play, As there is only one-fourth to pay. So get one of these town lots, On which to erect your cots. But I must not take time To make you a rhyme, Just this remember, On the nineteenth of December, As well as town lots There are lots, and lots, and lots Ot use!ul Hardware And servicable Hardware That can be found, without hunting around, And this, for sure, At N. M. ALLEN'S STORE. Hood's Sarsaparila, has cured many afflicted with rhuimatism, Hood's Pills cure liver ills, con­ and we urge all who suffer from stipation, billiousness, jaundice, this disease to give this medicine sick head ache, indigestion. n trial# rhUs is No LS(JG T O HUM DRAW TRADE! I MEAN BUSINESS. -o- 1 rom now until the first d a y of ApriljjRwill selljny riloc.k 3 CLOTHING —ANI>— OVERCOATS At per cent abovtf COST! If yoil don't think I mean it corrfe and look through my STOCK It wont dost you one* cent you doht purchase. I have a 1nr &e stock ad want to get rid of i t befo spring; m - CALL AND LOOK! tWl I would tall your attention to the bid* dlit in prices in my other ilfcep* of NEW GOODS. I receive new goods every week wbicb 1 a m selling a t bargains t h a t will save you money. J u s t received a. l o t of ladies' low-cut shoes or slippers in black and t a n colors. A beautiful line of wide ribbons and flowers for b a t trim­ ming. A beautiful line of all kinds of notions very cheap. Come t o see me when in need of goods. I will sell you very low. I have just received a large lot of Mason's Fruit jars t h a t I v ill sell cheap. 1 want a l o t of young chickens,eggs etc., for which 1 will pay good prices; also roots and herbs. Give me your t r ide and I will d o you right eyery time, ti@FN07l( E1 I have just completed a black smith s h o p and have secured the services of a first-class workman in both wood and iron, and I ask you t o bring meyourwork, o r I will have you a new wagon built on short notice. Give me a call when in need of work, and 1 will give you low pri­ ces. Yours Anxious to Please. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. KINCHK Relieves all soreness of the mucous membrane atid m curesGONORRHtEA andGI-EET in 1105 days. No E other treatment necessary. Ncvetcauset stricture or leave* any injurious after effects, Trice, ft. Sold by druggists. BLOOD BALM CO., Pro's, Alll.'ta. Gfr RtisflLff FIJLL.* , JFITTHE DEMOCRAT ONE YEA it ONE DOLLAR." term-sowis HIE rw suiis< itinE.~mim IIAE W. L. CO C<3y �ft t a M ) TIM AGE SALE. D 3Ti jjrat the logical lepublicnn candi­ d a t e for President in 1866. By virtue >f a mortgage deed executed to me by John fb King The tariff question will be arid Itobt. II, Gray, of the firm A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper of King & Gray, oi Blowing Rock devoted t o the interest"*ot Coun­ the issue again. N. C., and the same also signed ty, State ano Nation. Puhliehed every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ The Ferris Wheel eclipsed by M. \V. Gray, wife oi Robt, 11. Gray, dated Sept. 27, 1892, to tauga County. N. C. the Eiffel Tower a s a n origi­ secure 1 he payment of ($1,900) nal invention. Roth wer 4 nineteen hundred dollars with in­ Republics'n Tiral Wave. terest at rate ol' 8 per cent per an successes in their lines T h e Republionnscarried Massn- latest thing isa genuine "cas- num. the same being due on the 1st day of Oct. 1893. I will on clmnetts by a plurality of tle in t he a i r . " It is t o he the 1st Monday in Dec. 1893, the 3 4 728. This is again for tiied a t t h e Antwerp Inter­ same being the 4th day of Dec., them of 40.640 over the elec­ national show. A descrip­ to satisfy said note and interest on same ana cost of this sale, sell tion of 1890. tion sa.vs t h a t it will be built for cash to the highest hi hler at McKinley claims Ohio by of steel tubes, aluminium, the court house door in Boone, 8 0, 0 0 0 a n d claimsfor Repub­ bamboo, and other light ma­ what is known as the King and Blowing Rock Hotel, and licans the largest majority in terial, and roofed over part­ Graysituated at Blowing Rock, lot, both branches of the legisla­ ly with China silk and part­ N.'C., and containing some tour \ ' ITY • f^.ohloe Shop, t u r e ever had in t h e history ly with steel netting. I t will acres ol land more or less, t h e i-'i - i ami KiiV t i>t va mm lined, same bring- the land bought by of t h e p a r t y . e bA llieboot be brilliantly lightlied b.v 5,- said King and Gray from S. M. • , • iit- attV&cltiMl. r i.O A "-©WOE. The Republicans had a 000 electric lamps,and will ac­ darke in the year 1888 to which sweeping victory in New York. commodate over 1 2 0 people. deed reference is laid for more t FMs L r , %-m •» complete (Ascription, as is also 7*-" • ' v.? & ««t, Dosicn T h e Secretary of S t a t e was The castle is t o oe kept float­ had to the mortgage deed and, r 1 —, elected by 34,689 majority, ing high up in the a t m o s ­ which this sale will be made, both — #iiiniiiliiilliilftiiiiiiiiiitiiiti::L.r«i:;J»i»i:i • IMIIIUIHQ a nd Bartlett defeated Ma.v- phere, supported b.v six large of weich deeds are duly recorded in nard by the overwhelming balloons; n m P stabilit y will ga the Register's office.ot Watau­ county. This Oct, 24th, '98, plurality of 89,669. The Re­ be insured by an ingenious L. W. E STES , Mortgagee. | E E ? 5 S Q m . I C Vtt 2 E g S publicans ha ve good working arrangement of cables which W. B. Councils, Atty. for L. 'jiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiidijisuiiijiwiRrnRiiJiainirwjtKiriiKjiS majorities in both houses— which will anchor it t o Fie W. Estes. WARRANTED fcT probably a majority of five ground. Accessto t h e castle NOTICE in^the senate and twenty two will he gained by two "lifts" 1 '• North Carolina, Watauga Co. "ir-p-i- - •»•in the house. made of bamboo, which glide In the Superior Court Before the All t h e Republican candi­ along the anchoring cables; clerk John B. Taylor vs. Polly d a t es for the bench in Illinois and the combined action of Mcbevird ami others. i were elected except one. nineteen steel cranes will ena­ It appt aringto the satisfaction 2;. • • oi the Court, that James Jestes. Republi?ans made gains in ble the whole structure t o he Andrew Vance and wife, Julia, V• • - ;; Maryland, but} Democrats lowered t o the ground.—Ex. Vance tlirre of thedefendants in j . •' r I' elected all their judicial cand­ the above entitled proceeding are non-residents ol the state and LAND SALE. idates, a n d carried the S t a t e that they are necessary parties by 10,000 plurality. This Superior Court, Watauga to said proceeding. The said * itfagaineC 20,000 two years County, J a m e s (J. Rose vs. .lames Jestew. Andrew Vance and Thos. A. Hagamen and wife, wife, Julia Vance, will, therefore, ago. HN-A YONT^—I JLLPH AM. ~~ l5e.aoS<l»iMli.m >»i Indications lead t o the be- J a m e s P. Hagamun and wife take notice, that a pt lit ion has Sarah Hagamuu, Commis­ been filed in the office of t he Clerk ~ Ha* a 8*'i'-llmtsitDng A'hwCla. Haa^io Csjual in C«. >il A5»i>r»n.iu<0S>. hef t h a t the Democratic ma­ sioners. of tlm Superior Con r t of W at auga 2 11** J* M«W)h<vulrMdIkU. » llotun K1c;hrI 2 Ha* a Perfect A(H*u.Uncct> jority will reach 50,000 in As commissioner .appoint­ County N. c. asking, that a. lost ; RM K rositiv* n»<-ap. I'-urnltnre. Virginia. ed by the court in the case of deed 'may be restored, and that 5 llttentylbtUHmxl S.-i-.'.'ij".'* CVtTliUa" -viwl HlV) they are required to appear, at •S daoa Mlftjl 2 ^ Clntifre of I V/o,-k -• J a m e s G. Rose against Thom C-nalUiiO lu th® Wcwrlil. 5 r- tluin o&i sail! office a s A. Hagamnn and wife Sa­ 1893, and on or belore Dec. 1st M e think t h a t the President answer or demur to t txaLiltit'TUU ROYAL foe pithib of ^ rah, J u s . P. Hagamun and cxooiionce, a&d y^i will ^ is right in t h e opinion t h a t wife Nannie C. and S a r a h Ha said petition, or the petitioner bay no cifesr. -» will move for the relief demanded 2 the questions a t issue in the gaiuan, widow of Tho's H JI- in said petition. This Oct. 10th | ROYAL S. y, CO., ItesWMi i . i Presidential campaign weie gumun. dcd., I will sell t o the 1 893. Joe B. Todd, c. s. e. n o t s o involved in t h e re­ highest bidder for cash at the court house door in the cent elections t h a t the result town of Bo jnc on the 1 s t day can be considered a reversal J a n . 1894, it being the first H o l l y S p r l n g C o l l e g e , flutter* Johnson, Co.* Tain. of the popular judgment. Monday in said month, the Beautifully and accessibly 1' o r while the contests were following valuaole t r a c t s of land lying and being in Wat located. between the same old con­ Ample boarding accommo­ testants, there were n o t on­ a n g a county. 1 s t t r a c t ly­ dations. OM fflSCESPT OS" C 3 CENTS ly local considerations in vol v ing on Watauga River ad­ Faculty ofjsix teacher joining the lands of A. B. ed bus new ideas injected and Mast, Jacob Wagner and WE WiLL MAIL A BOX OF Two hundred and eightv live students last year. new influences exerted. In others, known a s the T h o m a s Hoth sexes admitted. Ohio and elsewhere doubt­ A. Hagamnn farm, the same Thorough work done in all less the recent administra­ containing 2 8 4 acres more branches. tion of the pension business o r less. F o r t h e bonds of THE CNLY INFALL!W£ CURE FOR Next session begins Aug. this land reference is hereby was a new subject t h a t in­ made t o book of mortgages, 7 1893. Tetter, Grcmd Itck, Itch'ng P!!?s ? Ein^ Write for catalogue. fluenced the minds of many pages 540-41-42 r e g i s t e r s J AS. II. SMITH, PHES'T. Worm eri all Itching Ufa Bteos. voters; while everywhere the office Watauga c o u n t \ . fact t h a t no relief had been Brushy Fork creek being lot If you hm TETTER, II RaUsrG r ,»t fc! -sr/) U lew EDUCATE YOUR (JIRLS e.JilecJ, TE7TrniH£ »ISI ts Gertolnly &vvi» afforded the country during No. 2, a s allotted to J . Ib —A T— p u as you use U. Hagamnn out, of the real es­ the panic was also a s t r o n g t a t e of T h o m a s H a g a m a n , G l a r c m o n t F e m a l e Col­ Baraleso. PaiKlcao ltaI Fragrant factor determining theiesnlt. sr.,dcd., a s one of the heirs of Bxfuadtfl Ifynr ».-a dlMatlsfled lege, EAUiitB i -witli the rei'ii)'.JiUifereiioe*— We a r e glad t o observe t h a t said Hagaman, the same ad­ Houthci-i Bukof tliaof Goorcid, CliatHICKORY, A'. 0 . baia ltiink, mid National Ulnnli of Savunuah* t h e President purposes t o joining the lands of J . L. Hayes Z. Adams and others bnsurpassed for location, t hor­ push the tariff policy of the 11. SHUPTRJEE & 0R0. containing 7 5 acres more o r oughness and cheapness. p a r t y with unabated z»al. less 3rd 1 ract lying on wat­ Christian, hut not sectarian. SAVANNAH, GA. T h a t is thedictateof wisdom. ers of Brushy Fork creek, be­ Faculty able and painstaking. The new tariff should g o into ing lot No. 1 a s alloied t o Special advantages in Music. Send for Catalogue. operation a t t h e end of the Sarah Hagaman o u t of the ADDRESS real estate of Thos. Haga­ present fiscal year. Once nR E V . J . L . MURPHY , President. man. dcd. a s her part of his donted it will never he le- e s t a t e a s his widow, the s n me NOTICE. pealed —News and Observe^. adjoining the lands of Z Ad­ ams, -I. B Hagaman and Having seized rhe follow Chronicle: Speaking of the others and containing 7 5 ing property, towit; tlirei reverses a t the recent elec­ acres more o r less. F o r calls casks of applo brandy «upof the last two mentioned i>r>,e(l to contain about 2T tions. Congressman Jerry tracts of land reference is galons; one yokeof oxen, one Simpson, t h e Kansas Popu­ hereby bud t o book of mort­ t\\o-h(>rse wagon and copper list, in a n interview while a t gages pages 540-41-42 Reg­ jstill, the same at the time in K a n s a s City, Missouri last isters office Watauga county. the possession of B F E ha . PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER Friday gave o u t the follow­ Sale 4 the aforesaid lands Jr. Such seizure made for \ l ENDORSED BY ' will be made t o satisfy a olntion of the U. S. Intermil ing: judgment in tavor of the Revenue law. Notice is here PROF A. L BiETZ, P. H. 8, It was simply a scare a - plaintiff J a m e s G. Rose a- by given that any one claim­ of Medical Dopartmont Tnlnne Unlmiitty who, after a oareful mong the masses. There a r e gainst t h e defendants thorn- ing said property will do #<> of ]/9iit«lRna, a pure Cream Tartaranalynla, pronounce* It Powder, a l o t of lunatics in the coun- a s A H a g a m a n , J . P. Haga­ within the next 30 days am which lie cheerfully recommend* to the public. t r v who know nothing them­ man and others obtained a t bond the same as the law re­ "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"" selves, and were, made t o be­ spring term ol'Sepei ior c o u r t quires in such eases, or t h < of Watauga county 1 8 9 1 for same wdl be thereafter ndver ?ORE, WHOLESOME A N O POWERFUL^ lieve by the repulican press the .sum of $ f,000 a s princi­ tised And sold as Hie F. 8 ^ Yon Want St. Ask Grocer For It t h a t the threatened revision ple with interest on same laws direct in such cases. The of the tariff portented evils t o fiom 2nd d a y of April 1 8 8 9 said property is now stored GULF HFG. GO•P NSW OHLKAnSo LA.. t h e working clases. Resides until paid, and cost of action. at W. L. rysirs Boone N. ( this they blame the Demo­ Said judgment subject t o K E LIAS , Coj. 5th Dist. N ('., Ono of tho credits a s follows: J a n 26th, Ity R. L. CouxciLL, D. ( . DKSTTcl | cratic party for the existing 4)2. | 6 2 5 . April 2 8 "98. I L ... —. tin* won loi.»•Ourintroduce our unequalc<l, and to f«cllitlr» Ar« business depression, which,as $286.59, Get. 23rd 1 8 9 3 tupenorgood* «ach locality, to Above Onl> u>wfli aandrnia It a m a t t e r of fact, ' s a result $ 5 2 6 49. Title in F e a mple M ON atI'EIcck fhoee vrho TvriU to axrhanco All you have rnrt fa the once emu make todo «>f of iniquitous republican leg­ will he made t o the purchas­ return is show our goods to IS.' Hi!, iiS: thofs* whotoveil—your neighbors 4 m and thoM nround yon The bsfor e I'Trtxt-r)-" fc islature. In New York t h e er. Yf&rt M * shows theofsmall end of the tele pdnnlrig this ndvertiaeraont J . F. 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' bo cfel � 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 6 Issue 8 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_1130_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: November 30, 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 1893-11-30 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/e7017677758cef90e10c2ae3d3282eca.pdf 0da74353277a7ac03fc33e83c203ddb9 PDF Text Text BOONE, VOL (> WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBEE 7, 1893, NO. 9. f a r from being c l a s s legisla­ A Storinv Passage. "Btothertf a n 1 sisters, 1 S e n a t o r G o r m a n is said t o t i o n , a n income t a x is direct­ c o m e t o Say g o o d bye. I d o n ' t T h e newest political p a r t y t h i n k God loves t h i s c h u r c h be much disgusted a t pres­ ed n o t a g a i n s t p r o p e r t y o r VV, ,15. C0UNC1LL, J it. will h a v e t o find b e t t e r en­ very much, for n o n e of y e n ! e n t o v e r t h e H a w a i i a n policy wealth. In p o i n t of fact, i t ATTORNEY AT LA.V. dorsers t h a n Mrs, L e a s e a n d ever die. I d o n ' t t h i n k y o u j of the A d m i n i s t r a t i o n , a s i t i s class legislation t o h a v e UOOJ'V, N. C. J e r r y Simpson before it is t a ­ love ea.rh o t h e r , be muse I nev ' i^i said t o he. I t is r e p o r t e d , n o income t a x because weal­ ken seriously by t h s c o u n t r y . or m a r r y a n y of y o u . I d o n ' t how t r u e we d o n o t k n o w , t h y persons whose property T h e Wilson tariff bill is all W. 15. COCMJILL, M. I). t h a t he h a s held m a n y con­ i s in t h e s h a p e of b o n d s , se­ Th f if k m io cra t i c p a rt y m i g h t r i g h t , n o t w i t h s t a n d i n g t h e think y o u love me f o r y o u Boone, N. W MBBSI ferences with prominent, dem­ curities a n d invisible p r o f i t s g o f a r t h e r t a n d f a r e worse republican howl a g a i n s t i t . h a v e n o t paid my s a l a r y ; y o u r d o n a t i o n s a r e mouldy o c r a t s in B a l t i m o r e a n d New a r e t h e n a b l e t o e s c a p e t h e i r R e s i d e n t P h y s i c i a n . C m W t h a n i t w o u l d b y following In fact, t h a t howl is e n o u g h o n K i n g S t r e e t n o r t h of P o s t t h e a d v i c e of Gov. F i s b a c k . fruit a n d wormy vegetables, York. T h e r e is a r e p o r t e d j u s t s h a r e of t a x a t i o n . T h e of itself t o convince a n y d o u ­ l Oifice. very s t r o n g o p p o s i t i o n a - T r i b u n e ' s idea i s h a r d l y of A r k a n s a s , a n d m a k i n g Ad b t i n g d e m o c r a t t h a t t h e bib a n d b v their friiiis y e s h a l l know them.' Brothers, I a m m o u g d e m o c r a t s t o the. pl a n worthy of serious discussion. lai Stevenson i t s n e x t Presi­ is all r i g h t . DR. L. C. REEVES. g o i n g a w a y f r o m y o u t o a of Mr. Cleveland, who is un­ If a s m a l l number of people dential c a n d i d a t e . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON T h e n u m b e r of employees b e t t e r place. 1 h a v e been ca'i d e r s t o o d t o be resolved u p o n would p a y a l a r g e shave of C h a i r m a n Wilson a n d his of the a g r i c u l t u r a l d e p a r t ­ ed t o be c h a p l a i n of t h e peni­ t h e r e s t o r a t i o n t o power of t h e t a x e s under a n income CffiCe at Residence. d e m o c r a t i c colleagues o n t h e m e n t h a s been reduced 5 ) 0 t e n t i a r y . ' W h e r e I g o ye can­ t h e old exQueen, who i s a s o r t t a x , i t i s equally t r b e t h a t B o o n e , N. P. H o u s e W a y s a n d Means c o m since S e c r e t a r y M o r t o n t o o k n o t follow,' b u t "1 g o t o pre­ of f a t Biddy anil with a b a d ­ t h e s a m e c o n d i t i o n s e x i s t un­ m i t t e e s h o u l d c o n s i d e r t h e c h a r g e . T h i s is in accord with p a r e a place for y o u , ' a u d ly d a m a g e d m o r a l c h a r a c t e r . d e r o u r preSen.ffsystem of L. 1). LOWE, a b u s e they a r e g e t t i n g from d e m o c r a t i c i d e a s ot e c o n o m y m a y t h e Lord h a v e mercy o n I t is said t h a t t n o d i s a p p i a r taxingproperty 7 . Would t h e T r i b u n e h a v e t h e owner of republicans, because of t h e in public expenditures. AUarnsy at Law y o u r souls. Good bye.—Rams val 18 HO pronourfced a n d g e n tariff bill, t h e very h i g h e s t oral a s n o t t o b.ea p a r t y q m s ni ue fe nt hs of t h e real e s t a t e Men p r o m i n e n t in all lines Born. ANDpraise t h a t could h a v e been t i on aL all. It. u o u h l be b a d in a vilageot 1 0 0 i n h a b i t a n t s of i n d u s t r y believe t h a t t h e Secretary Foster's A mission. NOTARY PURL1C, bestowed u p o n t h e m . I t is for t h e c o u n t r y if it w a s a p a y o n l y t h e o n e - h u n d r e d t h s c a r e i s o v e r a n d t h a t f r o m Press and Carolinian. p a r t of t h e t a x levied o r c e r t a i n l y r e g a r d e d a s s u c h by BANNER'S ELK, N. 0. now o n t h i n g s will s t e a d i l y Ex-Secretary of t h e T r e a s p a r t y q u e s t i o n . But t h e ( r o u ­ would i t h a v e him p a y i n all o t h e r g o o d d e m o c r a t s . u r v ( ' h a s . F o s t e r s pys m re­ ble a n d i he fear a r e t h a t t h e p r o p o r t i o n t o his wealth? grow better. d e m o c r a t s wiP b e s h o u ' d e r e d lift 'SIM T h o s e who t h o u g h t t h c j. Hi 1 W i n I t would be a n excellent ference t o t h e H a w a i i - a n with t h e responsibilty. T h e r e T h e r e c a n he b u t o n e a n ­ National democratic p 1 a t t h i n g if t h e professional la­ quest ion: swer t o such a q u e s t i o n . T h e ATTORNEY AT LAW, f o r m of 1 8 9 2 a meaningless " 1 d o n ' t k n o w t h a t a n y ­ is t a l k of o p p o s i t i o n in t h e old t h r e a d b a r e a r g u m e n t a b o r a g i t a t o r could be muz­ N- c Congress even a f t e r t h e ac­ HA1UON, d o c u m e n t now realizes t h a t zled. if n o t p e r m a n e n t l y , a t body k n o w s w h a t h a s been t i on of the a d m i n i s t r a t i o n . g a i n s t t h e e q u i t a b l e i n c o m e t h e y were m i s t a k e n . -(«)l e a s t until t h e r e is g r e a t e r d e d o n e . E v e r y b o d y seems t o A special from B a l t i m o r e of t a x ; a d v o c a t e 1 b v Jefferson t a k e t h e G r e s h a m lei t " r a s o x Will practice in the court? oI t i s easier for a camel t o i n a n d for l a b o r . a n d s a t i s f a c t o r i a l l y tested in Watauga. Ashe, Mitchell, MoDow- g o t h r o u g h t h ° e y e of a nep r e g s i n g t h e a d in mist-ration's t h e 2 2 n d ult., t o a N. Y. Dai E n g l a n d d u r i n g t h e p a s t fifty E x -b o s s Clarkson hitched »ll and all other counties in the ly says: .v,-.stern iistiict Special a» tea d l e t h a n for a believer m a himself t o t h e t a d of t h e Mc­ feelings, a n d trie local c o n - j "Borne of M r . G e r m a n ' s yea i s , n o l o n g e r h a v e a n y tion g i v e n t o t h e collection of protective tariff t o b e a g o o d kinley kite with reckless a l a c ­ elusion of t h a t l e t t e r seems | friends h a v e suggested a pi in weight. T h e D e m o c r a t s o n t o be t h e r e s t o r a t i o n of t h e claims.""* 1 * democrat. a s d e s p e r a t e a n d hold a s a n y t h e w a y s a n d m e a n s c o m m i t ­ rity. Queen of t h o islands t o t h e r. J..C* Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. A l a r g e n u m b e r of m o r e o r Cleveland ever devised in h i s tee h a v e t h o r o u g h l y s t u d i e d throne. Trade, Teaa. ZiouvilR, N. C. The "Modern Instance." h'FS p r o m i n e n t men would o w n personal interest. I t is t h e subject, a n d t h e y seem t o " i f t h a t is t r u e , then P r e s i ­ T h e r e is a n y a m o u n t of b e willing t o p a y liberally f o r urged t h a t t h e d e m o c r a t s b y be convinced t h a t the p r o ­ Eatlar & Blaeksmrr d e n t Cleveland h a s m a d e a t h e fiower t o recall hastil.v ex h u m b u u g g e r v a b o u t t he pro­ openly r e p u d i a t i n g Mr. Cleve posed t a x is t h e fairest m o d e 7* . pressed opinions o n t h e H a ­ t e c t i v e tariff business. Mem­ g r e a t blunder. T h e G r e s h a m l a n d a n d his policy m a y s a v e of meeting t h e deficiency i n waiian policy of t h e adminis­ bers of t h e present w a y s a n d l e t t e r covers every t h i n g . I t ' s t h e p a r t y from t h e i g n o m i n y t h e t r e a s u r y t h a t will b e WCalla attended at all t r a t i o n , a n d y e t a g o o d l y m e a n s c o m m i t t e e recall t h e a resume of B l o u n t ' s r e p o r t , a n d disfavor he h a s B rought caused by ( h e c o m i n g reduc­ a n d t h e p o i n t m a d e is t h a t hours Ami percentage of tlie s a m e men fact t h a t when t h e McKir.ley u p o n i t . S e n a t o r M o r g a n , of tion of t h e c u s t o m s d u t i e s . t h e m a r i n e s l a n d e d from t h e J u ne 1 , ' 9 3 . ' s h o o t off" Hicii m o u t h s just bill w a s in process oF p r e p a r ­ A l a b a m a , c h a i r m a n o f t h e Such a t a x d i s c r i m i n a t e s a s p r e m a t u r e l y a t t h e first a t i o n o n e of t h e l a r g e s t m a n ­ United S t a t e s s h i p s a n d es­ foreign affairs c o m m i t t e e of a g a i n s t n o b o d y . I t s i m p l y E F. IjOYILL. J - C. FLETCHER. t h e provi si ona l u f a c t u r e r s of steel rails in t h e tablished opportunity. t h e S e n a t e is s a i d t o be in fa­ c a r r i e s o u t t h e j u s t a n d r a ­ g o v e r n m e n t , with t h e a i d of tional t h e o r y t h a t w e a l t h Rowderlv h a s been a t t h e Uutted S t a t e s a p p e a r e d be­ t h e United S t a t e s Minister, v o r of t h i s course. LQViLL & FLETGH-B, Whether i t will be e n d o r s e d s h o u l d b e a r i t s p r o p o r t i o n ­ head of t h e K n i g h t s of L a ­ fore t h e finance c o m m i t t e e of a n d w i t h o u t t h a t kin l of tne Senate and said that a A HORNETS AT LAW, by a m a j o r i t y of t h e d e m o a t e s h a r e of t h e expense of b o r s o l o n g t h a t it will prob­ d u t y of $ 8 per t o n o n steel force- t h e new g o v e r n m e n t c r a t s remains t o be seen, t ' a t t h e g o v e r n m e n t which p r o ­ ROONE, N. P . a b l y g o very h a r d with him rails would afford a m p l e p r o would n o t h a v e been e s t a b ­ rotiage a n d power a r e usual­ t e c t s it a n d e n a b l e s i t t o a c SJ5T Special a ( tentinn given t o h a v e t o g o b a c k t o work­ tcetion t o t h e American m a n lished. ly irresistable w e a p o n s in t h e c u m u l a t e a n d find safe invest-' t o t h e c o l l a t i o n o f c l a i m s - ing for his living. " I t t h a t is t r u e , t h e n t h e ufacturer. N o t w i t h s t a n d i n g h a n d s of t h e P r e s i d e n t , but m< n t . I t is all w r o n g t o p u t F a i l i n g t o g e t a desired of­ • h i s s t a t e m e n t t h e d u t y w a s g o v e r n m e n t h a s been w r o n g . L. L. GREENE^ & CO., t h e r e i s a little d o u b t t h a t a h e a v y t a x o n a m a n w i t h " I d o n ' t t h i n k there is a n y fice i s a m i g h t y p o o r excuse p u t a t $ 1 3 a n d s o r e m a i n s . t h e ' H a w a i i a n episode," a s a ? o t t a g e o r a f a r m a n d let R E A L E S T A T E A T ' T S . for a m a n ' s c h a n g i n g h i s pol Very recently t h e Concord question of d o u b t t h a t ("he Mr. Cleveland's friends l i g h t ­ t h e bondholder with a n a n ­ itics; such a n excuse indicates c o r r e s p o n d e n t of t h i s p a p e r provisional g o v e n r m e n t re­ HOUSE, N. I,. ly call i t , will n o t be finished nual income of $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 g o t h e a use nee of political prin­ q u o t e d Mr. Giles Crovvell, of presents t h e g r e a t business w i t h o u t e x c i t i n g a n d niemor s c o t free. T h e c o u n t r y i s t o Will g i v e special a t t e n t i o n ciples. i n t e r e s t s of t h e islands, a n d be c o n g r a t u l a t e d u p o n t h e t h a t place, who h a s lived "in a b l e scenes in Congress. t o a b s t r a c t s of title, t h e s a l e a n d t h e y o u g h t t o b e sus­ g r o w i n g p o p u l a r i t y of t h e in­ G o v , MeKinlev s a y s t h e t h e Argentine Republic, a s F a t a n d d u s k y Queen Lil i s of Real E s t a t e in W . N. P . t a i ne d. H o w o n e a r t h t h e T h o s e h a v i n g f a r m s , t i m b e r voice of ' p a t r i o t i s m a 1 o n e s a y i n g t h a t o n e c a n buy t h e s o c n r i f h h u t n o w t h a t s h e come tax.— [Constitution. a n d mine?id l a n d s for sale 1 , sfiouhljbe h e a r d , which i s all MeCormick hinders, A in < s g o v e r n m e n t c a n d o a n y t h i n g .will be restored by l.Vesi l e n t Coming: Back to the Folds, will d o well t o call o n s a i d P o . r i g h t e n o u g h ; b u t he m a k e s shovels, a n d o t h e r articles of else, when t h e provisional Cleveland t o h e r little t h r o n e I t is s t a t e d t h a t t h e t h i r d a t Boone. thegmistake of c o n f o u n d i n g American m a n u f a c t u r e 2 5 per g o v e r n m e n t h a s beet) recog­ t h a t s h e h a s ordered n e vv p a r t y will d i s b a n d a n d will L. L. GREES & CO. himself,withjpatriot ism which cent, cheaper in ' t h a t c o u n t r y nized, n o t only b.v t h e H a r r i ­ c o u r t dresses a n d uniforn s merge i n t o a new p a r t y — t h e March I d , 1893. a f t e r t h e y h a v e been freight­ s o n a d m i r r s t r a H o n , b u t b y f o r hei a r m y a n d ordered her free silver party.- T h i s will is all wrong. CleveUfnd's a s well, a n d h o w NOTICE. T h e H a w a i i a n t e m p e s t in a ed 8 . 0 9 0 miles, a n d p a i d a d u he c a n t e a r d o w n a n d p u t lip w a i t i n g women t o get their be news t o t h e t h i r d p a r t y folks in t h i s c o u n t r y , a n a in­ Hotel Property for Sate. robes r e a d y f o r t h e e v e n t , t e a p o t h a s simmered "down t v t h e r e of 3 5 per cent., t h a n t h e old 1 d o n ' t know.'' t h e y c a n be b o u g h t f o r here. deed, i t will be news t o e v e r y ­ il ilmington Messenger. On account of failing health until i t is a w a y b< low t h e hoi F o s t e r said t h a t of c o u r s e We h a v e all h e a r d t h e like of of myself and wife, I offer for sale body , when we consider t h e mv hotel property in the town ot ling p o i n t . Fqtiitifble Taxation In Sight. t h i s before, b u t it. h a s a k i n d n o o n e k n o w s w h a t t h e in­ f a c t t h a t t h e reform., mov Boone, North Carolina, and will s t r u c t i o n s of t h e g o v e i n m e n t T h e r e a r e s o m e republicans I t is safe t o s a y t h a t a n in­ luenf is g r o w i n g ( ? ) s o r a p i d ­ -*•11 low for cash and make terms w h o seem t o h a v e a n idea of reality, wher. we h e a r it , from a next d o o r n e i g h b o r , t o Minmtw Willis really o r e come r a x is f a v o r e d by a m a ­ ly all o v e r t h e S t a t e , a s i s o suit the buyer, and will take real or personal property in ex­ t h a t t h e presidential c a m ­ who k n o w s t h a t if never h a d H e considers Willi's a very jority of t h e w a y s arid m e a n s s t a t e d b y t h e t h i r d p a r t p: a b l e m a n , p e r h a p s a b o v e t h e coirimittee, a n d i t a p p e a r s change. Apply soon. paign is a l r e a d y o n . B e t t e r pers. If t h e reform move­ W. L. B RYAN. t u r n off s o m e of t h e pressure, heretofore. In view of t h e t w o f o r e g o a v e r a g e , who h a s h a d a t h a i i t will be o n e of t h e p r o ­ m e n t i s g r o w i n g a s r a p i d l y b o y s . You h a v n ' t fuel en ing instances c a n i t be won g r e a t deal of public experi­ visions in t h e new tariff bill. as the third party papers NOlfCE. oilgh t o keep i t t i p f o r t h r e e derd a t t h a t d i s g u s t seized enced S o m e of t h e o b j e c t i o n s t o s a y i t ifc, l o n g a g o i t would P a r t i e s p u t t i n g p a p e r s in m y h a n d f o r execution will y e a r s . o r d i n a r y people when t h e " W h a t r e p o r t s were re­ t h e t a x a r e of a l m o s t a pu­ h a v e s w e p t t h e S t a t e like a pie i s e a <1 va nee the fees \v\ t h W. K . Vandorbiltevidently m a n u f a c t u r e r s of steel rails, ceived by t h e H a r r i s o n a d ­ erile n a t u r e . C o n g r e s s m a n cyclone. B u t t h e f a c t is, i t t h e p a p e r s a n d t h e y will re­ binders a n d shovels s c r e a m m i n i s t r a t i o n ? " was a s k e d . B o u r k e C o c k r a n j o r i n s t a n c e is n o t growi ng. We h a ^ e ceive p r o m p t a t t e n t i o n , o t h e r i s n ' t feeiing t h e h a r d t i m e s "1 he Harrison administra­ wise t h e y will b e r e t u r n e d H e h a s just s t a r t e d with a t h a t t h e tariff m u s t n o t be t i o n w e n t o n t h e i n f o r m a t i o n s a y s t h a t a n income t a x i s seen i t s t a t e d b y p r o m i n e n t class legislation of t h e w o r s t men who a r e in a position t o not executed f o r t h e w a n t of p a r t y of friends f o r a n exten­ touched l e s t t h e ' b u s i n e s s in­ t h a t t h e p r o v i s i o n a l g o v e r n ­ c h a r a c t e r because i t a r r a y s fees. 1). F. LAIRD ISIIUF. ded e a s t e r n cruise m his new t e r e s t s ' of t h e c o u n t r y suffer? k n o w t h e d r i f t of tilings, t h a t with L t Cong-iess d MUUIIU m e n t w a s e s t a b l i s,h e dn «»FURI t h e rich a g a i n s t t h e p o o r . t h i r d p a tyisrn i s o n t h e de­ s t e a m -yacht. T h e e s t i i u a ted H a s n 'r lAHigviess n o n e a b o u t , , 7, p o u t any aid horn the United FOR SALE! T r i b u n e a g r e e s with Mr. cline. However t h i s m a y be, expense of the v o y a g e is o n e In t h e town of Boone, a c o m hundred t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s . Cock r a n . a n d m a k e s . t h i s there a r e , we believe, m a n y rersi know t h a t th e United S t a t e s f o r t a h i e dwelling h o u s e with people who went off with t h e If New York City r e a 11 ly i t t o look a f t e r t h e b a l a n c e Minister w a s r e p r i m a n d e d f o r p o i n t : 6 r o o m s a n d live fire places, T h e problem is really t h i s , third p a r t y a n d w h o , seeing of us for a spell?— Charlotte with nine a c r e s of l a n d , g o o d w a n t s r a p i d t r a n s i t t h e m a t ­ acknowledging t h e indepen­ whether a s m d l n u m b e r of t h e i r mistake, h a v e c o m e s p r i n g , s o me a p p l e , peach a n d ter should he t u r n e d o v e r t o O bsevver dence of t h e g o v e r n m e n t b y persons, p e r h a p s o n e in five back t o t h e p a r t y f r o m whioii c h e s t n u t t r e e s , s i t u a t e d s o m e Chicago men. A Minister's Fare wall. the Harrison administration. t h e y c a n g e t relief—the g r e a t 3;)0 y a r d s from Main s t r e e t , A reader k n o w s of a e o u n - T h e business i n t e r e s t s of t h e hundred of t h e population^ Democrat!3 p a r t y , t h e p a r t y E d w i n Gouid i s g o i n g t o it. is a desirable p r i v a t e resi­ c a n be m a d e t o p a y a l a r g e v loKlildo nvi' *v dence. T h e place will be s o l d m o v e f r o m New \ o r k t o New t r v m i n i s t e r i n a c e r t a i n l o - i s l a n d s were irecognized, b a t p a r t of t h e t a x e s f o r all t h e of t h e people. And before ? a n o t h e r y e a r we expect t o s e e c h e a p o n t e r m s t o s u i t t h e J e r s e y t o e s c a p e t h e p a y ­ c a l i t y w h o t o o k p e r m a n e n t v v | ) e t t u >,. a m a j o r i t y ofThe n a l a r g e n u m b e r s of t h e g o o d rest of t h e people. p u r c h a s e r . F o r f u r t h e r p a r ­ m e n t of t a x e s o n personal l e a v e of his c o n g r e g a t i o n in j x V ere for o r a g a i n s t t lie Now, i t m u s t be evident t o D e m o c r a t s w h o were led off ticulars apply to I. W . Thorn t h e billowing p a t h e t i c m a n - n e w g o v e r n m e n t was a n o t h e r p r o p e r t y . How p h i l a n t h r o p v • every t h o u g h t f u l m i n d , s o cDining back h o m e . a s , H i b r i t e n , N. 'A, o r » IL ' question." nel.. jic these tnillionairs a r e . Council), Boone, N. C. PROFESSIONAL. SW, Tem, Tait and Timely. T h e writers w h o h a v e t o a buse Minister Willis for w h a t he is d o i n g w i t h o u t h a v i n g t h e slightest idea of w h a t lie r e a d y is d o i n g h a v e a t a s k envied by n o n e . i �LOUXI Y EX uian. j R A Greene Collector Simmons of the •The Rutherford College, fourth Pist. has entered up-i J o n Keller I, 0 . •). C o t t r e l l , L 'Vrk of t h e j s F o r d Burke County, N. C., n « m«4 .. t o n h i s d u t i e s a n d will b e c o n I D. R. Dougherty, Kdi.or. . Board u i o u u n i y o o m m i s s i o n N I! Broulo uwuru otConnt.y iaimmission n B iironl^liini' Will o p e - i t s Fall T e r m , It. C. Hirers. l-,.bll,Hcr by the Senate it us „ f Wa t.iu«ttcounty N V I » h T 1, ' s. A ug. 3 , 9 3 , u n d e r very p r o m imdei-atootj that Senator] ,1„ hereby certify that thefol! wy.Ut Haves ' laing prospects. Ii is ten miles 7 hurst Jay Dec. 7, !8i)3. V a n c e h a s with-dravvn h i s | l o w i n g i s a t r u e s t a t e m e n t of Frank .Miller ' west of Hickory, N. C., n e a r ' opposition to him. The la- t h e a u d i t e d d e b t of s a i d c o u u jcxlin ward the noted Connelly S p r i n g s , Congress met in regular! *" eK t news is that Kope Elias l y a s p a r d t t i m h o o k in m y j o h n L o o k a b i l l ' whose w a t e r s a r e being ship­ o f f i c e l o r t h e y e a r b e g i n n i n g c alien-ill ped t o E u r o p e a l m o s t ©very Now Le confirmed and s'ssion Monday. i\o\v in Dec. 1 s t 3 8 9 2 a n d e n d i n g N o AlexVrhomas dfiy. B o a r d , iueludinge^ery y I will not be urged by the v e n . b e : - 3 0 t h 1 8 9 3 : - LTaylor the years 1893 and 1894 is L expense, is from $ 5 . t o $ 9 . per j President anyvfurther, and PAUPERS: G w canter ' the time for the Democrats ^ 1 < > 1 1; 11. T u i ti(>n ra nges froin (that Buxton of Winston will J o v e a g e n t i o r Ed P e n n i n g ­ w A Davis '• v l . t o $ 4 . per m o n t h . No to redeem their pledges to t o n $ 2 0 5 M F Presnell in all probabilities *be; ap­ alt hier, happiei- and more the people. It is now the on­ ' pointed. This is the latest s H . a r e e r ' 4 ' s n Black 3 1 5 w i» Davis ' a o r a l place c a n lie Lj>inn! in. ly time that the Democrats J 'triplet ' Lee Triplet 1 2 1 5 r r Mam day Mr. D a x i d , M . J o r d a n newspaper in telligence. A B J o h n s o n a g t f o r j a s An­ have had an opportunity for of Edmoston, N. Y. ness e(,n i-.v, > f [ ache 1. Ad< I; (Continued next week) drews 24 15 Colorless, Emaciated, Helpless thirty odd years tocarry out From Blowing Rock, N. C. walker & McNeil a g t s l o r s c a r their system of politics and Editor Democrat. Itati p rol i 6 5 , w j Milsaps a g t f o r S t a t e of N. C. W a t a u g a 'o. A C o m p l e t e C u r e b y H O O D ' S i — S A I t S A PA I I I L to undo the many bad laws Please allow me spare in Ainer Milsaps 3 1 5 , D. B vvag- I, 0 . J . Cottrell d o heiehv r e r This is from Mr. D. M. Jordan", a revof the Republicans. Up to your paper, to give an ac­ ner agt for jno church) 3 15, tif.v t h e following- t o be tin* a If A H a g u m a i i a g t forMm^eBent m o u n t s c h a r g e d a n d allowed spcctcd citizens of this date we are ntill living count of a series of meetings , EOs'EES'! "Fonrfpon yoari pro I 1 under Republican laws. We which has been held with ly 4 05. E olhver agt. for A by t h e B o a r d of c o u n t y com­ gravol, and have Bhn:o hocn >1Iren .-cieft oftho tflnla \vltU my o h i v e t 3 1 5 , A Grimsley a g t missioners, as per accts. on have been going down hill Flat Top" Uhuroh conducted f o r h e r h u s b a n d , 1 urn t i c 5 1 5 Liver a n d Ktc!noy3 file for the 1 2 m o n t h s e n d i n g gradually growing wor.io. Three years ago I every year, times have been by Rev. David Greene, Pastor T A.oritcher a g t l o r Lee Trip­ Nov. 3 0 t h 1 8 9 3 : got down so low that H coj«l:lPcnrceIy walk. ! : 3 being. getting harder and closer all assisted by Rev.jJohn Norris. let t 3 1 5 , E F a r t h i n g a g t f o r W. C. Coffey served 1 7 d a y s 1 •J;- ':orl ns'. ro>cUl.o. i\acor;-lor Cum av.living I mm \ We wish t o call a t t en Hon t o our d im t 'A:dv!!.)a v.iaf.:..o ad I v. rislr,r-aibloMlatiie. line of second-hand r. \ > fiM'S. 11 a ri I •» ooks adly emaciated the time. Our finances are T h e meeting lasted nine days h i s child 9 1 5 , K e l H o r t o n a g t at. t w o d o l l l a i s per d a y $ 3 4 radii color wtw in a bad way, so much so with good results. There f o r K Little 3 1 5 , Riley H o d g ­ Served a s Fin Com. 4 $ 8 . 0 0 [ Toed'a Sar <w>'urti:<i. it. ' ?••• o mended and I . I *. mi., try I ha I fialalied 'Ptifrrrior. e s keeper a g e d a n d infirm 2 1 > t f 11 $ 4 2 . 0 0 j • ;i.e u , > . : i •: r 1.1 i •«. i> em. sr.*. Carts, wasfons that we have no money with were eighteen additions to ft'ird lc.iS, ;!» pf tkm bl'iiS- 7j 1 ' 5 5 , Riiey H o d g e s keeper of a J . H . M a s t 1 5 d a y s $ 3 0 . 0 0 ; a<-TI'.r.'i?-.!•i. i • . r'; • it>i :tiirnto xiacks, T v riarness Etc which tci pay our taxes, eith­ the church by experience five g e d a n d infirm 2 1 5 5 , Riley On fiiliUlCe OUe d a y i.«y I'OP. and .;.Vi . l<;>tt 0 f.r ..... t-lafzry. After «: ianything * $2.0: : 1 hey are almost, good a s now er state or national. We by letter, threeb.y[i est oration H o d g e s keeper o f a g e d a n d m I'Mvele.) 1(>8 Ills a t 5.; 8 If; mid persons wishing t o buy can $ 1 0 4* hilly rt.co7.'. 3. r.iu.i\ :o cannot carry these burdens besides a number who profes­ firm 2 3 2 5 , AGrimsley a g t f o r l o t a I secure liargains by calling on us. W. w. presnell served K;) Hoc"''3 TiarraparSlla mucli longer. Will the Dem­ sed to have [Tound Christ, in her h u s b a n d Inn 5 0 0 , E Far­ f (lavs a t $ 2 nee aa\ , IP'»J.I/1 • ' j>ji, 1 10 ; ' i.'. ' IW 1." 1 . I.I. J0Ul>AX. (l i\«r>0 O A"lr.-h0 know We have a big l o t o f NEW " I .rvel ocratic Congress Senate and the free pard >n of their sins. t h i n g a g t for h i s child 3 1 5 , ... • T A c r i t c h e r a g t f o r Lee Trip i r a v d o d 8 8 L.S a t 5 c $ 4 40-1 ~ . T ~ • t v • f. : i m c r r i U a , REGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS 1 President relieve us of any of The church had for a long left 9 15, E olliver ug-t for A T o t a l i' v a.. -- i' $30.-10 ; IIA RA GS'-' Ac '1 these burdens? Will they t»me, been in a state of leth­ o l l i y e r 3 15, K n o r t o n a g t t'oj? J . H o r t o n served 4 d a y : I ? -r r 'O t«i on hand, which will be sold on K L i t t l e 3 15, I) B Wagner a g l a i $2 per d a y lower the tariff and restore argy andcoidness, but thank $8 .00 JJ til »'lr . u ® reasonable terms. If we have not! the finances of the country God! it has shaken off the l o r J c h u r c h 3 1 5 , w j Milsaps I'raveiHd40 miles a t 5 e $ l .2(i! rav -ci.il Gtrr u-tiaus: M..tc.il( ; :s got what you want, we will $ 9 . 2 0 i'!l a' 1 1 11 . r or will they allow matters to fetters that held it almost a g t f o r A Milsaps 3 1 5 , walk­ T o t a l ^ o; i d i :ii 1 health locevd. take pleasure in getting any : e r & McNeil a g t f o r s c a r roll H. H.i F a r t h i n g served three Delightful houitdife. We'! orJ- :e i thing for you in our line. We buy] drift along as they have, un spell-bound. Why not awake 7 0 5 , A n J o h n s o n a g t f o r J a s d a y s a t $ 2 per d a y $ 5 ().» til bank ruptcy over take us to n sense of duty for "The Andrews 2 4 15, J Triplet a g t Traveled 1 1 2 ins. a t J i r f n . O O eoarsc ofiasti iu lions. Thorough direct from manufacturers and! ! >• po lipa-'d vvamnsi J-UM M usm all? All the people await field is white unto the harv­ for L Triplet 1 12 15. s n Greer T°t"nl ' $ 1 1 . ( j o under the cejebraled i ioi. vij-ii- can, therefore, give you very a g t f o r s H Black 3 15, J L Ta T h i s Dec. 5 t h 1 8 9 3 . bnu (Oeninn). Ait under Miss close prices. with great* expections the est." t uin agt lor j vv Jackson 215, C. J . Cottrell Reg Deeds Illy the (Pari.--.), ll.aise ;p s - en acts of the present Congress We have a full line of new l i a r Mr. Editor allow me to say W C Coffey a g t l o r Abel Ben fly :i.cros <>t wooded lawn in theh eirt We know that Congress is that the people have the ut­ 1 15, J o Brown a g t f o r D a v e of a beaui'.ifu! city. Roomsfrvly neps—-Collars, bridles, etc.—ev­ 1) debit ion KoHcc. hand) capped in the out set most confidence in their pas­ H o d g e s 1 1 5 , A a r i a s l e y a g t finished. 8 e mi iieat bora a sail T h e firm of Coffey, F Imi - itar.v ]>i on hi g l k . o u g h ' nt. The erything in the harness line. Can with a depleted Treasury tor, they appreciate him as a l o r h e r h u s b a n d 5 1 5 , AHuga ten & Co. is t h i s d a y dissolv­ charges a s low MK o'fi**e school beat the world on prices. and a wreck of the business minister, they all love and m a n a g t f o r arose Bmiiley ed by m u t u a l c o n s e n t . B\ can make theai. S e n ! for r a t a 8GTW e will t a k e in exchange, all over thu country anc ado'-ehim for his earnestness, 2 85, itiley H o d g e s keepei o l a g i cement, T . II. Coffey is t.. log tie. Address horses, mules, and also good bee REV. JUMES ATKINS. enormout expences looking and his upright course. He a g e d a n d infirm 2 3 2 5 , Riley p a y o n e half t h e liabilities of H o d g e s keeper o l a g e d a n d in Ashcville, x. c. cattle. Give us a call. Congress square in the fact preached Baptist doctrine, firm 2 3 10, u i l e y Hotlgesjkeep said firm a n d E d m i s t e n a n d ItESKEL, CIIA1G ((). We cannot expect our relie to the people in such a way, e r o f a g e d a n d infirm 2 3 1 0 , P a l m e r t o g e t h e r will p a y tiie Lenoir .N. 0. to be sudden, but let us be so simple, and plain, that no D n vvaguer agt for j church o t h e r half. Any m e m b e r <>| f lie old fii-m will i- M -eipt for placed on a solid basis o one took any exception to 3 15, w a i t e r & McNeil a g t s l o r a e c o u n t s d u e tin? old f i r m , s carrol 7 05, A BJohnson agt BOTAHIG prosperity that we may look what lie said. f o r J Andrews 2 4 15, j Triplet a n d all p e r s o n s o w i n g a s a r e to the future with sanguine earnestly requested t o rom< On last Sunday there were a g t f o r L Triplet 1 2 1 5 . s n •. "y • ,i :-t bo .*kSn> -j t J hopes of prosperity. Lift us ten bapt ized jn the presence Greer a g t f o r s n Black 3 1 5 , forward a m i m a k e iminedi a t e set [lenient a s t h e old b u s A T,IIX»IOCS5»5Y TDSTMS GISRE 7-1/ out of this downward way of the largest concourse of j L T a t u m a g t t o r J J a c k s o n PO» /".u mess m u s t be closed u p . that leads us all to min; re people that ever assembled 2 15, w J M i l s a p s a g t f o r A Blowing Rock, N.C. Nov. 1 7 . io . <4 run u f h a v e j u s t received a n i c e Vhl* P*run;,a l rTnV" J . store the country again to at Flat Top Church only at Milsaps 5 15, w :n L o t h r y a g l miu •r.(HSank w.jnut..,"<<>•• tut. line of Dress G o o d s consist­ f o r Mary L o t h r y 2 1 5 , A Bent nilith i• • .sfcii' i '-"I UI.»IW;T. .• ,«•t.• prosperity; wipe out the per­ the Association. Success to . i n g of - tor w.i;eie •' r the DEMOCRAT and readers ly a g t for A Bently 2 1 5 , J H. H o l l y S p r i n g C o l l e g e . never •f,Ut.s t-.< r « !litHf• • li- .. >1. •», V nicious laws of the Republi­ Mast a g t f o r F r a n k B o w e r 1oulekly v.Oil Bittlsr, J«!inso:i, Co., Tenn. White a n d Black E m W. E. ^' lli<» u; i-?rikVi• e'fr«.ivi• liw, 9.I. v er i.m A I:• I 't 5® Ol-.®*-- -I n if is vttK S.v tt ri, 4 X cans which have caused all 15, E ofiiver a g t . f o r A olivii1 ..bmided Skirting. A u ti.jttr A Beautifully a n d accessibly r.T?. l.i. m.ftiijr I. Dt. .>>- ;.lurUn«r« '• g 3 15, T A Critcher a g t f o r Lee our financial troubles; give NOTICE. or in-••••5.Ii.i .».i.• . i ».•>:. II; i. i.f»u:k.rj!"'I,<- ••» 7 i r. ;. Of •, .j u,e)» \ loea ted. big l o t of W h i t e eo'D'e s.'Xii l.'. 1 a* no more*\Shprman" finan­ B y virtue of a mortgage deed Triplet 9 15, i C H o r t o n a g t tor Ol tarn. • i «JIDe.sri DIM If.- . lielot • ttri- , ;y jr Am[)hf boarding- a c e o m m o G o o d s , Worsted a Hilt1 >i 8 1 •) I ii ' .f'tiVv, J". , -ilea- I ;• a if ;• NI A !;' ces but deliver us from such with a power of wale, executed by K L i t t l e 3 1 5 , J e s Mi tchejjqgf d a t i o n s . ii eltHotst ft rlv : i ; ii>, an- --••''i r .•) a m i e t c . A nice L. P. Rudisiil and wife t o L. B f o r e w l u t t i n g t o n 3 1 5 , Riley j.»i rn-.rlvi.15} It it, ai;.t1/ \ F a c u l t y of s i x t e a c h e r evils, then we will send you life? of ladies' Davis t o secure the'paymerit ol H o d g e s keeper of a g e d a n d in •IV'-r' . :.i.c i "Mi". aa ,. fur ».l T w o hundred a n d eightv back to continue the good $389.9 I will h«'1 I a t the court firm 2 3 2 5 . Riley H o d g e s k e e p : 1: 1 1 • i : 'i 11 1 'i ? . .r . •. . r'-ity\.- s. C.r \-jrrfi, \ T r i m m e d a n d i ri ?•/*•-.) » H:pc work hut if you fail we will house door in the town of Boone er of aged and infirm 23 10. five s t u d e n t s j l a s t y e a r . B o t h sexes a d m i t t e d . HATS t o the highest bidder for cash on Riley H o d g e s keeper o l a g e d .. • 'tv . . .v.. . v-. . v sen! others. Tliori u g h work done^in all -i'.ill, etc. the 10th day ol J a n . 1894, the a n d i n g r m 2 0 10, Riley Hodg­ Also T r i m m i n g s . T i p s m i a bra aches. following described lands, in e s keeper of a g e d a n d infirm I C'iV'<:3TlflHk" or- vce-^^vr. Flowi l>: ir;; Hats. i 3 je.iJVlc There will continue to be a Watauga county: First tract Next session be gi ns Aug. • --I i • ih 'vft• ;vrtiniiT- s 2 0 2 5 , vv J Milsaps a g e n t f o r II-- fromOiIke ." )i«8x to*''t) , ne t vlr- {/* A nice line of ladies nft'A.I : ... « v.. '. .V. great scarcity of money in viugoncamp branch adjoining A Milsaps 0 1 5 , A B e n t l y a g t 7 1 8 9 3 . u ! ; k n o n r i. . . . . v" ' l i1 S Ti fc- T«TljfiCHUawttwtii.v. with n find Gent * fsh* ch. T the land of J . H . Greer, P. L. Vv ri t e f o r c a t a l o g u e . •m'I (I'ti Watauga county. No odds Mam by, A. D. Cowles, Thomas tor A Bently 3 15, win L o t h r y 10Mir.i.ileti. in sooinl. i|i«vrt. tciiekee*. (t; tar.t Botanic Itioo<i Big lot of Tin-ware J A S . H . 8 MITH , P r e h ' T ; r.i.1 m < pi.v. ri'inl Xiioc-d Puritiorcv« til if t>ie .irlii how times in the future may Cox and others, and known a s agt for Mary Lothry 3 15, E Glass-ware a n d • now i tv tlio •.-crni. ( be. Under our* present sys­ the L. E. Davis distillery and Oliver agt for A oliVer 3 15. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLUM •IIUM—0 R ^ liOtUe ; C'i.NO for fl hettlca. U ueeus-vvare- A go ^ d •\vr sc4« !•'<1rn;—i> t» : if rot,"* d to un. mill lot, containing two acres T A critcher a g t f o r Lee Trip­ tem. We buy more than our -:i " EOi 7 CA?>5 C . />***«», G* line of Notion; . A 1 ig more or less. Second tract lying let! 9 15, K norton agt for K EQUIPMENT:—Faculty of tweiu profits amount to. We on Elk Creek adjoining the lands Little 3 1 5 . JesMitchel a g t f o r ty-five teachers, eleven buildings, kd of A.f ai.ii ( ottmudt s. J est co in.» think it probable that Wat­ of Thomas Cox, S. J . Hendrix, c w h i t t i n g t o r i 2 15, J H c o o k seven scienlitic laboratories, Ii'ah 'HOioNixn 'Hxms'M unmr/w auga county people buy and others, and known a s the a g t for D H o d g e s 2 1 5 , walk­ brary of 30,000 volu;neaaiid310 t.imnn. • 500 l"'5ia ft! C I U( !\< i v'WW MA•»«).! j.nnji V5>« ("JMIlinlf n studeiits. E. Davis store house and lot more goods than most coun­ on Elk, containing two acres e r a n d McNeil a g t s f o r s Car 'V J'-'•'e.t. r"« *«riM n-'Xifx-nenp,.,. 0 *pa«Bij»oo \V.;i re. au II"'|oni INSTULCI ' ) N . — i v e g e n e r a l s^i?iin« i,n 7Vo,,'kk "'"T'? , ku. iijmij, |t",^ J" WO[, ties according to population more or less, t o satisfy the a- rol 7 0 5 / D B- w a g n e r a g t f o r courses; six hri f coui HPS , protes- .....M-UNOONU AIVHK -pufoidun ii.m.^jT «j j 'Xiimiun'i We n ^S^\uootM'oi Agent f o r H«4f< n n;l |dJi.• >i«u,r uc.l1irilH.-4 IUJ1UJ.) vol ^.1 'f ( * j chuiTti 3 1 5 , A B J o h n s o n Jn V/iioli u .Vi . I N . and wealth. Our merchants mount due by L. P. Iludisill and agt for jas Andrews 24 15, sional eouiBcs i:i law, nadicine, «P/ J0 M "i 909//og SR»ui8ng)S9g jpfsoanoi/n wife L E. Davis are hyrd up for money to duly t o recorded in mortgagee ,is j Triplet a g t f o r Lee Triplet engineering and chcinislry; op •ATUNOAONIYai " a i'ig • *>t of ' l o t h now o n look " c " AJ.ISU3AIND 'AM JO tional COIU'HPH. h an-;. meet their debts and every inge 2 8 Sept. 1 0 t h 1889, Regis­ 1 2 1 5 , j c Miller a g t f o r Alex PvXIMONiSES:—Tuition, ter of I)e«ds office Watauga Co. Hayes 0 1 5 , s H Green a g t f o r year. Scholarships a.ui $ 3 0s per dollar, almost, that our mer­ J{<.-•[ rreeiveti a r i c e l o t of oa- I'm chants get from the people, This Dec. 1 s t 1893, Terms cash. s H Black 4 1 5 , J B Mast a g t the needy. j. E. DAVIS Mortgagee. for F Bower 3 1 5 , Riley Hodg­ SUG1R go North to pay for goods, COWLES & BARBER Attvs. e s k e e p i n g a g e d a n d infirm Address ITtlisn .ENT WINSTON, Chapel i 1 ill, N. ( this money never comes 1 Brown a m i (Ji-aimGited, a n d 2 0 1 0 , Riley H o d g e s keepingNOTICE. Coffee. 1 Our. of Ni/rtIi75/iUntsbovo, back, it is like our state tax­ a g e d a n d infirm 2 7 8 0 . z,..; A big l o t c f H o e s , By virtue of a power of sale es, it is gone. We have got JURORS. WV want you. I o i eew mbcr contained in a certain mortgage NNiils, fast in this old groove and executed t o me by Win. H. H. J D cook Gran j u r F T 5 4 0 ' ; ! l G'S II In* tv. lit I I.f I) cruihi.T Horse shoes. ' • 1 ID the Wi:.sri>-J Land on,pan will continue to slide up and Greene on March 7, 1892, t o se­ T c Hurtlv d a y ' < <• j j Aiii nay y o u a s y m p h o n y ; Ox shoes down in it until we build up cure a n indebtedness of f290.000 T C H n r t l y i < , ' : u the prmn (J to'wu lots," etc. J M Hartley * subj ct t o certai credi , ; 're y w o o l e n f a c t o r i e s , w a g o n said eindebtednessn being t sfor t th e , » •. ,'ji c.;a live and fear not 4 he D Hagainaii 4 , V "»u euhale t .he i> r e e z o i" isvi No g o o d s sold o n t i m e , u n ­ shops furniture factories, balance of the purchase monev L GMax,veil t r a v 4 of ' itlit »«x ? . F IV' H t,. inmiiitain 1rc.cs. •>t :n .• )l5«ir> •>one.ivi.iini- tor work in nr.; less secured by m o r t g a g e . *4 the land, I will sell for cash a t R L s l i o m a k e r * spoke and handle factories ii iioiui 0 0 0 j ;,o\s f eeure v 0U a h o in e H.y ,i which we 4 r.ie I;«: n»r ii loo ej-.r.'o po iisaiit, and vou fumis!,. 4 5 0 0 And Cg'tyfua run no ' anu many other establish­ public outcry a t the court house s o h i i s t o r i e r-v.Mi Tiis c z i> u c . -i < (Villi H't fit yo i out complete,so that Recoiled t h a t I will sell door in oooue on Dec. 1 1 , 1893. 4 4 4 5 9 0 . You an surely piny, >",t '. . iriif. the h;isin"*s .; trial wi;flout evpcnie ments that ciuld he profit­ it being the second Monday in s s Norris .o vonnelf. Km '«»•<,. willing to do :t little work, .V°9 g o o d g o o d s a n d will n o t 4 4 4 0 7 9 j-'m t ereisonly in:c feurthtopa v tlii.t i' the grandest ofler rintde. Von can work ably operated here in our December, a t r a c t of land on the WH F a r t h i n g 4 ..J il.tr, or in tiic evening otiir. If yen tire erti- misrepresent my wares. Gome 4 4 0 0 0 A) m t one of I hose tow n lots, J A Norris * plogd. and have a fe-.v sjiu e liourr at your di a n d see m y s t o c k w h e t h e r waters of Laurel Fork of Watau­ own section. We buy every­ 4' k no.'ii1, n ili/e tlintn, iiml add to your income, 0 9d On : >• Id"-!i t o cr-crt your cots, g a river, in noone township Wa­ A J vvdson our tiHitrtcM will not interfere at all. You will you buy o r n o t . j • u 1 hiu-(I not ! • i ke 1 ime be a«rifl'<rd on the start at the rapidity and en r thing of manufactured that t a u g a county, adjoing the lands! A G'kvmi ur ifhie t yon aitiRis dollar upon dollar, dnv iti and '•! To m.ik" you a rhyhne, d tv out. P.veu beginner* tire succesiful from the (> we use even axe handles, of \\ in. Hodges, Calloway Hodg- WIN ELLD Most Respectfully, first hour. Any one can run the business none .. U s t 1 his I : ; ilt'Tl! i HH". fait. Yon should trr nothing else w til vou see plow stocks, picks arid mat­ es and otherscontaining40 acres G N o r r i s , ~ \]][ Mu the icnrteentii of December, ' >r yourself what you can do at tb4 whittlt we offer. No capital risked. V , .,-n r^e tocks and many other artic­ more o r lef i. F o r a fuller de.serip Dail Houck 2 *|A;As well a s town lots grand workers; nowadays they make as much 4 tion of said land refer t o book '& A Green -.3 ntrrt. They btt»ine> «, as it so les that could be mnderheap0 / 'Pi ere are lols. and lets, and lots well adapted toshould tr; this at once and *ecisfor April 2 7 , 9 3 . 4 tiicni Write pages 578. etc, of the records of () GO ()f usefu' Haf'dwnie ly here. We must change W a t a u g a c o u n t y w h e r e s a i d B F P a t t e r s o n youjjolf. Address II. JIALEKTT liox 8d0, Portland, Ma. Tilos Miller ' 2 3 d And S Tvicable Hardware our ways. mortgage is duly recorded. This w M R a n d a l 4 (} 0 0 Tliwt can be found, Nov. 9, 1893. 4 1 (3 14 ) without bunting nrcuipl. wswalllis Positive economy, peculiar merit FOn ITVSPFPSTA, J. P. Hagaman, Mortgagee, G W Coffey 4 .') 7 0 And this, for sure, 4 Many Persons arc broken Iadlgostlon, and Stotnaeh disorders, tako and wonderful medicinrl power I down from overwork or household earos. BROWN S IRON BITTKKS. ' L 10 ^ t N--^L A GLEN'S STORE. are all Comb).led in flood's Sar- Spainhour a Coffey A t t y s lor- j R F RUGAN g r a n All dealers keop it, SI per bottle. Genuine ha# Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the trade-mark and orossed red lines on wrapper. 4 eystem, aids digestion, removes excess of bile, parilla. Try it. Hood'scuret*. I Mortgagee, win Elrod Get the genuine. 4 00 tNTPay your subscription. auu cures malaria. The Watauga Democrat 1 ' > / • J LOOK OUT! ^ 1 •• - - 5 P1S1J| •YC. C. D. TAYLOR �V Kuissciti I'TION HATE S To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT ^ ^ ^ - r r —=r: — Phis eek we commence UIE publication of the audit* ed d e b t of W a t a u g a for tin 1 p a s t y e a r , a n d if y o u wish t o know w h a t disposition o u r h o n o r a b l e b o a r d of c o u n t y commissioners h a v e m a (I e with t h e finances e n t r u s t e d t o theii care, y o u can fi n d o u t by i t s perusal. F.oiii Svveit Water, E. 0. Wh e n Yo u Sn e e z e ceo 0000c0000o T h e fall work i s now a b o u t done, Lot n i s a l u j o s t a l l in tlm Cough, Choke, and Gasp •opy 1 year $1.00 crin, a n d s o m e of o u r people u (> months , 50 for Breath, u MEa r e g e t t i n g ready for t h e cold 8 months OO weather, t h a t l i i e k s tells us A DVEHTIBING HA TEM. will s o o n be u p o n us, 1 inch 1 week $ .75 It May be a Serious Symptom k< M o s t of o u r f a r m e r s 2flave 1 I month 1.75 : m a d e a sufficiency, i believe, 1 " 3 " 8.00 THE SPECIFIC 1 " (> " 5.00 for tiie winter, a n d 1 believe 1 k< 1 year 7.00 1 column 1 week 9.00 — I t is with s a d n e s s t h a t s o m e t o s p a r e . Mr. Richard f* For all Throat and Lung Complaints 1 " 1 month 13.50 we chronicle t h e d e a t h of Mrs I s a a c s tclis uie t h a t he h a s IS 1 " 3 " 25.00 made the largest crupolcorn I). T . W a r d , nee Miss J e a n 1 " 0 " 37.50 t h i s season t h a t he h a s ever 1 year 5 0 00 d a l e s , which occurred a few 1 r .. , ! d a y s a no. Mrs. W a r d will be m a d e , a n d t h a t m e a ' s not: a Rev. JOHN IC. CHASE, of South Hampton, N. H., says: "The best few bushels. T h e r e will p r o b Entered at the Postofficeat well remembered b y m a n y of remedy for La Grippe that I know of is AYER'S Cherry Pectoral." Boone, N. C., as second-class o u r readers for her efficient a b l y be five o r s i x hundred "Last Spring, I was taken down with La Grippe. At times I was com­ bushels of e a r n g a t h e r e d of) pletely prostrated, and so difficult was my breathing that my breast mail matter. l a b o r s in t h e S t a t e Normals seemed as if confined in an iron cage. I procured a bottle of AO ER S of o n e ti d o o n tlie old IIill held in o u r town s o m e y e a r s Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner had I began taking it than relief iard farm—now S t o u t ' s . LOCAL NEWS, followed. I could not believe that the effect would be so rapid and the a g o . I l e r r e m a i n s were in­ T h e r e lias a l s o been sown cure so complete. It is truly a wonderful medicine. W. H. WILLIAMS, terred in O a k wood Cemetery a b o u t 5 2 bushels of wheat Crook City, S. I). - T h a t wood, please. in Raleigh o n l a s t S a t u r d a y . "From my own experience, I take pleasure in voluntarily stating that a m i rye on t h e s a m e farm t h i s -The cold weather co n tin ­ of all the medicines I ever used for fresh colds and La Grippe, A\ LR S — Topic: S p e a k i n g of p u m p ­ fall. Cherry Pectoral is, pre-eminently, the most potent remedy. Ordinarily, ues. kins t h e ot iter d a y , Dr. Moose Mr. Alvin H a m b i l ' s sfiiool the most Virulent fresh cold in the head and chest vanishes in a night, as if by magic. Just follow the directions, and AYER'S Cherry Pectoral —Eighteen d a y s only u n t i l ' s a i d t h a t he could lay a ( .)1 a t t h e head of Beaver D a m s will do the rest."—GEO. II. PIKE, Cadiz, Ky. Christmas. J pounder in t h e s h a d e , h a v - will close in a b o u t 3 weeks "For two years, I suffered from a most distressing cough, which, at —Rend notice of s a l e offlrio ' " 8 reference t o d m o n e m i s - H o n . W. S. E a r t h i n g i s ten last, became of a consumptive character, and very alarming to my i riends. After trying various remedies, without success, I began to take A\ Ell S r e a l e s t a t e by A t t y s Powles ed in W a t a u g a a n d which tin ching a t Bethels Mr. W. Cherry Pectoral, and was very soon relieved. Two bottles cured me. T o p i c s a i d w a s t h e l a r g e s t Pcrr.v -it Sinith s s c h o o l house & Barber in t h i s issue. CELESTINK SIKOIS, Augusta, Me. o n e it, ever h e a r d of. H e o n Cove Creek. Mr. L . C. The best remedy fq£»colds, coughs, and the common disorders of the •—Mrs. Dr. Conw ill, w b o s a i d t h a t when he lived in Ba­ throat and lungs, AYER'S Cherry Pectoral is Universally recommended Wilson began o n l a s t M o n d a y lms been s p e n d i n g s o m e sev­ kers vi lie several y e a r s a g o . by tlffi profession. eral weeks with her d a u g h t e r he raised o n e which weighed a t N o r t h F o r k of Cove Creek, while t h e writer h o l d s f o r t h in Elk P a r k , h a s r e t u r n e d . 1 2 3 p o u n d s , a n d a neignbor a t Laurel B r a n c h on Cove —Editor D o u g h e r t y i s s o of his raised o n e which weigh- Creek. S o much f o r t h e teach Prepared by Dr. J . C. Ayer A Co., Lowell, Muss. much improved t h a t he h a s e d 1 5 3 . T b i s m u s t h a v e e r s of Bea ver D a m . Prompt to a.ot, sure to cure been t o t h i s office .several Peeii t h e o n e which P e t e r 1 a m informed t h a t Thanks­ THIS IS NO HUM times within t h e p a s t week. p u m p k i n k e p t his wife in. g i v i n g services were held a t LUG TO DRAW Beaver D a m Church b u t d o THE NORMAL AND COLLEGHATli INSTI­ —Miss Bina, d a u g h t e r of; TRADE i o ur townsman, L. L Green,] OUIUAUY. n o t know a n y p a r t i c u l a r s . TUTE, FOR Y JUNG WOMEN. left vestcrdav m o r n i n g f o r a Du d Nov. 2 9 t h l o 9 J , Mui T h e r e h a v e been n o 'pro­ -ovisit t o friends in Statesvilie. r y Cleveland, H a y e s , ifflant t r a c t e d m e e t i n g s held a t a n y ASHJiVILLE, s o n of George a n d Minnie of t h e churches o n Beaver MEAN —On l a s t M o n d a y t h e o o u u Second session begins September 13, 1893. Haves, ag e d seven m o n t h s Dams, a s y e t . P a s t o r J . U. t -.v officers were required t o r e a n d t w e n t y e i g h t d a y s . -o E a r t h i n g h a s e n g a g e d t h e The institution is located in the most beautiful suburb of Ashe new their b o n d s by t h e c o m ­ T h i s d e a r little o n e , b a d e service of Rev. M o n r o e ( i r a g g ville, N. C. The spacious building, recently completed for its use at a cost of $09,000 is furnished with pure water trout springs on 1 roik n o w u n t i l t h e first d a y missioners, which they d i d , f a i r for a l o n g life. H e ,vas a while e n g a g e d in p r o t r a c t e d the premises, is lighted with gas, heated by hot water and provided we a r e informed. of Apiil I Will sell m y s t o c k 3 • ' r e m a r k a b l y p r o m i s i n g child, meetings with his churches with hot and cold baths. —Mr. J o h n H Counrnl, ol | H V i ]thy a n d beautiful, a n d t h i s winter. The health a id habits of the pupils are carefully guarded. Be­ sides the ample space given to outdoor exercise, a well equipped o u r t o w n , h a s p r o *ured a po- ( . o i n i l , a m h - d t h e a t t e n t i o n S o m e d e a t h s recently s i t i o n a s t y p o o n t h e Char- l i n ( 1 n d m i r a t i n n , n f a ' l who H o n . W. S. E a r t h i n g ' s oldest gymnasium will be fitted up within doors. No expense has been spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perlect. —ANDl o t t e Observe!, a n d leaves t o k n ( M V \ } - u n p u t „ i a s ! f a t a ! s o n , b u t a tew d a y s a g o , af­ H it'll pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as 11 part ot d a y f o r t h a t , place. 1 / | disease found in him i rs m a r k . t e r a very s h o r t illness retir­ her practical training for lite, and whilstaiming at thorough 1it ssm every department, the management will strive to provide for those On T h a n k s g i v i n g d a y all He h a s g o n e fro m t h e em- ed e a c h t o 1 e s t . Also J . I). committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian t h e mails, s a v e nn»*, remain b r a c e of l o v i n g p a r e n t s , t o Wilson's wife a f t e r several school, but a christian home. No pupil will hi- admitted who as At 1 0 per cent a b o v e e d in t h e office here, a n d t h e t h e c a r e of Him who s a i d d a y s of suffering sleeps t h e not in reasonable health, or who cannot furnish Tedentials as to b o y s were t h a n k f u l t h a t U11- "Suffer littlechiidreu t o c o m e l o n g sleep. A n u m b e r of rel­ mt nil character. cle S a m h a d given t h e m t h a t u n t o me. a n d forbid t h e m a t i v e s a nd friend s s y in pa t h ize i our Sepa va to Courses of Study are offered to the Student. 1 THE NORMAL COURSE, for the thorough training d a y of rest. ' n o t , f o r of such is t h e king- with t h e a b o v e in their s a 1 of teachers under instructors from the best Normal schools. , • 1 1 , .1,- , f u _ . . p d o i n of H e a v e n . ' There, be afflictions. 2. SEMINARY OR C O L L E G I A T E COURSE, including If yon don't think I mean it — I t is s a i 1 t h a t t h e s t e p 01, . , . . .... . . 11 ,1 vond sickness, a n d n a m , beOld A u n t Sullie P i l k i n i o n ancient, and modern languages, science, music, drawingeic. J a m c s Winkler i s unusually • . . , ! , , 0 . 1 „ vond all h e a r t a c h e s a n d sor- lingers, seemingly, a t t h e 3 . ('OM \ i E KCIA LCOURSE, includ i n g s t e n o g r a p h y , type­ confe and look through my e l a s t i c l o r tlx" p a s t lew d a y * , J m w s h ( J | „ . o U n n s h i s l ( »vinK writing, bookkeeping, e t c . g a t e s of d e a t h . caused h v t h e u i r i v a o l "| t „ a n ( 1 f, jemls t o c o m e , 4 . D E P A R T M E N T O F DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a)Scien­ Smith Hagaman. fi,m b o y who h a s l a k e . , tific cooking, t h e s t u d y of t h e p r o d u c t i o n a n d m a n u f a c t u r e v „ i c f t o f Him who Dec. 2 n d ' 9 3 . cf food, etc, ( b ) Sewing—embracing t h e c u t t i n g a n d fitting Lt wont cost you one cent l,i« p e r m a n e n t a b o d e a t j t|)p y o u n K ,ife tl.ut I he of g a r m e n t s , millinery, e t c . Life is .Misery 1,OUHeyou ddnt purchase. ^ . r a y s of i t s influence m i g h t The teachers at the head of 1his department are from the famous To many people who have the — We glean from t h e 2 o p i c y } | j| v v j t ^ heavenly effect u p o n Pratt School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the best insti­ I have a large stock art taint ol scrofula In their blood. V\ • 1 h u m u s is j ( ) V jn£ p a r e n t a l h e a r t s , s , The agonies caused by the dead- tutions in the country, chosen with reference to christian character want to ge f rid of it befo t h a t —Rev. h a v i n g fine success in his p r o u n t ( ) t h u n , " I a m t h e W a y , fill running sores and other man­ experience and abiltv as teachers. spring. A thoroughly organized Preparatory depfttf111cut has -ecu fur­ ifestations of this disease are be­ t r a d e d meetings in Caldwell. ^ | ) e Tr U tbi a n d t h e Life. yond description. There is no nished for all such as are not prepared for the Higher classes. -oWe a r e pleased t o h e a r of t h e The school year is divided into two terms; cost to pupil $50 p r Carrie E . Brown. other remedy equal to Hood's term, or $100 per year, which barely covers the expense of board, b r o t h e r ' s success in his minis Sarsapaiilia tor scrofula, salt the school being practically free, having been provided for by a few fi*r C A L L AND L O O K ! rheum and every form of blood terial labors. Sparks from Zionville, disease. It is reasonable sure to friends to female education. For further particulars apply to -oR E V . T H O M A S LAWRENCE, A SH EVIL LE , N. C. —The p r o p e r t y sold by B. (•old, cold, is t h e c r y b y ev- benefit all who give it a lair trial. J . Couneill, Receiver,at Blow ery-body. T h e r o u g h e s t e a s t I would call your attention G r o v e r Cleveland is g e t t i n g i n g Rock o n l u e s d a y a n d s t o r m visited Zionville o n to the big cut in prices in my Wednesday w a s for s p o t c a s h .yesterday t h a t h a s Deen his h a i r pulled, his face other lit ee. a n d all b r o u g h t g o o d prices, k n o w n for y e a r s , u p s e t t i n g s c r a t c h e d , l b s e y e s g o u g e d , y e t t h e c r y of h a r d t i m e s a n d ^rees a n d houses, a s i t went. a n d l o t s of t h u m p s a b o u t t h e Shrewd b u y e r s are a l w a y s a f t e r g o o d b a r g a i n s , a n d 110 money, is all t h a t c a n be Zionville h a s a n i n t e r e s t i n g s h o r t r i b s n o w d a y s , m o s t l y t h i s l e a d s t h a t class of o u r citizens t o inspect my d i s p l a y d e b a t i n g s o c i e t y , a l s o a flour­ b y t h e p o p u l i s t s , b u t now of NEW GOODS. heard. a n d t h e n by his o w n k i t h a n d —If K o p e E l i a s falls b y t h e ishing school o f a b o u t . 5 r e g I receive new g o o d s every VVCPK which I a m selling a t k i n . D o n ' t s t r i k e below t h e w a y , which h e will, beyond a u l a r a t t e n d a n t s . b a r g a i n s t h a t will s a v e y o u ' m o n e y . J u s t received a l o t of belt, b u t fight h o n o r a b l y un­ ladies' low-cut s h o e s o r slippers in black a n d t a n colors. A d o u b t , a n d a n o t h e r collector Mr. J a m e s W o o d , slipped in­ d e r Dr K i n g s b u r y s rules. beautiful line ( J wide r i b b o n s a n d flowers f o r h a t t r i m ­ b e a p p o i n t e d , will a n y ol Eli- t o o u r village l a s t week a n d For pity's sake don't growl m i n g . A beautiful line of all k i n d s of n o t i o n s very c h e a p . a s ' a p p o i n t e e s be r e t a i n e d ? t o o k f r o m us, Miss Mollie Church. Good luck t o Mr. and gratnble because you are Come t o see m e when in need of g o o d s . I will sell y o u very T h i s i s a n i m p o r t a n t ques­ troubled with indigestion. No t i o n with s o m e of o u r friends W o o d , I would h a v e t a k e n g job was ever effected by snarl­ low. J h a v e just received a l a r g e l o t of M a s o n ' s E m i t j a r s a n d o n e in which wefeel s o m e ;er, If I could. ing and fretting. Be a man (mi­ t h a t I will sell c h e a p . I w a n t a l o t of y o u n g chickens,eggs Sh'ff A d a m s , i s in t o w n t o ­ les you happen to be a woman), etc., f o r which I will p a y g o o d prices? a l s o r o o t s a n d herbs. w h a t interested. -O and take Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Give m e y o u r t r t d e a n d 1 will d o y o u r i g h t e y e r y t i m e . day. —We a r e indeed s o r r y t o Mr. Alfred Miller a n d s o n , which will relieve you, man or &ejrN07ICEl I h a v e just completed a black s m i t h s h o p woman. h e a r of t h e d e a t h of t h e l i t t l e will s t a r t f o r C h a r l o t t e with arid h a v e secured t h e services of a first-class w o r k m a n in s o n of o u r friend, W . S . F a r ­ T h e new tariff bill is g e t ­ cattle to-day. b o t h wood a n d i r o n , a n d I a s k y o u t o b r i n g r n e y o u r w o r k , thing, which occurred SOUK Mr. J . H . L a t h a m of T r a d e . t i n g several a b u s e d b y m a n y o r I will h a v e y o u a new w a g o n built o n s h o r t notice. Giv? davsago, and the DEMOOUVI of the papers. Nothing T e n n . , i s in t o w n to-da.s. me a call when in need of w o r k , a n d I will g i v e y o u low pri­ e x t e n d s unfeigne 1 s y m p a t h y Services were held a t t h e seems t o s u i t t h e public mind t o these excellent p a r e n t s .in church S a t u r d a y a n d S u n d a y a n y m o r e . L e t 11s all a g r e e ces. Yours Anxious to Please. t h i s their g r e a t t r o u b l e . v / n i g h t , b y S o l o m o n Younce. o n s o m e t h i n g a n d see how i t WILL W. HOLSCLAW. —The K i n g a n d G r a y h o ­ J a m e s Moore, of Caldwell, looks. W h a t p a r t of t h e tel p r o p e r t y a t Blowing Rock i s visiting friends in t h i s d r i v e a r e we in a n y w a y . w a s sold a t t h e c o u r t h o u s e place. CLAP JACK. Thousands ot lives are saved an­ r.tu'rnssr.T.v ,by druggists. . o n M o n d a y u n d e r a raort nually by the use of Ayer's Cher­ BLOOD BALM CO., Pro's, Atlanta, ( UESPEGTEULLY, Hall's Hair Renewer contains ry Pectoral. In the treatment of g a g e executed t o L . A • Us croup vv * ~ whooping cough,pp the V "F and t IlC natural I viil and vyvfiwi ^ t '' , tea. T h e p r o p e r t y w a s bit the lift til let I foo 11aim color-mat ' ' ter for the hair, and meoicinal Pectoral has a marvelous efteut. figFTHE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR.*^ off by Mrs. B r a d y , of CharMrs. Brady, ot marI t n , l a v H inflammation, frees the 5 CO ca. lotte, H. C. Martin, o » ! ' fondness, dandruff, and obstructed nir passage, and con* ir^TA'O W IS 7HE 71JE 70 SUliSClllIlE insr Rock, ami others for $2,. t t Us detire to «m a h. 1 500. BEWARE I Oyer's Cherry Pectoral SAY! I BUSINESS. CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST! STOCK W. L. BRYAN, • A �T-'is Waiaoga Democrat to tell us uf the glory that is opened up beyond. EDUCATE VOI R iilRLS ' —A r— 'LOSING Claremont Female Col- ^.tiiiiisifitiSiititii!:i!«!i:iiiiiiiiiii:i]i:3!iiiiiiiitiiiiiiiliiil)*iit(!A A COMPLETE NEW8 PA­ |a _ OYERMAN'S PER ~ " 1 Th* Pride of the North Caroli-' ua i'letw*." iS TK£ " BSIEATEi OF LIFE/i Do yon want t o aid in building XYOKTUstbai up a paper t h a t Bhall reflect tho lift jiving ol'TTAY WuLB sioont of air »r.d • 'greatest credit on North Baroli-I—•—• W.I ten without' 11 a , no matter where it amy be -g£.. >JittJierAenab# no • MOUTH life. BP SOCflC: seen ? Tiien patronize Picct OXYOJSM is a! apeeml meiiioat- i | The Wilmington Messenger edOxjgea treat- i A LAJTGE 15I0HT-PAG1S PA!'Kit ir.unt fcr dioeas- • ta of the noao, i throat and lungs I Do you want a reliable paper The inhalations 3 contain Oermi-i giving you all the neuw of the• ^W^UMPTION' i cld.visend Disin- world—a Democratie newspaper \ tiRu- .UMITIS -V" Cctants, in nd- t h a t equals the best— has the r K xV'- -4 ditioa (o the best, known rtv,eci/os i trgest circulation, and has ior for these dis- i "•• " ".t.:-TVin % i!:» rtmedy by inhalation rif ht to; twenty-one years bet n x part • tf tha rlh • it, r-.?.kin;< it a POSITIVE t; 2. F-pat r.a SpoeUieotited " - fJ Ij v.-Ymef. i.u -their p.-actieo. in Catarrh and and f'actorin thegrowth and devPot. i-atestraodioino. Phyaioiane velopjnent of the Old North rihj it State? Then snbscrbe for icrdLV B S " IN USE.| p.! r.u.'.c.fjr;r-rrxv.:7zr. THU WILMIKOTON JKKKSLMUER 5 a g 4'.9 Fl, i'.-crcli 1:7, Louisvllk , KeS. Mj'hlidly BitUdlac. Omaha Fir Campaign Bates: {B 1 v • • jamaiiifiMBrtli • The "Daily Messenger," b,y c A Fubl.^.L C.aRU uddroei o«i to v h.-i-p you \y rr'tien mail a oony of our • ~ •- !: i.-i; ; e tvaatmontin/ua. Soudy nail, 4 months 011 trial, for #2.00 \ • :>'& Co., KA S LE 'l The weekly "Transcript Mes­ u . t i 3.. tliaiiiiilifiliiilllllliuihisillllllllllilliitlllixa senger,' (the largest and best paper in the State) 9 months on trial for $1.00 . Cash in advance. Both papers are large Eight-Page dieets. Send Postal Card v itli the address of five pei son - and receive sample cop of THE MESSENGER. T1 TT-i. 1st. 1888. tf. CURE r o a .. f F P M k A l)i5MocitAT!cfamily liewrspaper A TURN ABOUT. - <-4jf 1^0 J dwotad to th«" interest of < ounThe following amusing HICKORY, N. C. tv, Staix an Nation. PubliHheU every Thursday at Boone, \Vtt- story is told by a man who On surpassed for location, thor­ tauga County. N . C. attempted to play a practi­ oughness and cheapness. cal joke, but was nonplussed Christian, but not sectarian. Faculty able and painstaking. How To Take Like. in a very unexpected way. Special advantages in Music. 1* vijran u It's awful-tiresome to he He says: "lam very partieu- yfmd for Catalogue. a giii," eaid a miss of thir­ larabout fasteningthe doors ADUKISSS REV. J. L. MUNCNY, President, teen sum mors, as she folded ana windows of my house. I _____ up her work and put it care­ do not intend to leave them fully away in her basket. "It open at night as an invita­ Having seized the follow­ is nothing but 'Don't do tion to burglars to enter. ing property, to wit; three this?'ami 'Don't do that!' You see, I was robbed once casks of apple brandy sup­ and 'Do this just so!' and in that way, and I never posed to contain about 25 . ^CAUTION galons; one yoke of oxen, one 'Do that the other way!' mean to he again; so when 1 two-horse wagon and copper .".'.'J "(TV Vc ljino Phop, from morning until night. 1 go to bed I like to be sure still, the same at the time in and any • . •. i. a «w«(L just get tired of living, indeed that every door and window the possession of B F. Filer, ft' o he the bout - ar ."/aied. 1 do!" and two big tears fell is securly fastened. Last Jr. Kucli seizure made for vi . . C ©•.'•! OK. upon her hands as silent winter my wife hired a big, olntion of the U. 8. Internal !j 03., Revenue law. Notice is here­ punctuation marks in her strong country girl, and the by given that any one claim­ conversation. newcomer was very careless ing said property will do so "My dear child," said her about the djors at night. within the next 30 days and teacher, "did you ever read On two or three occasions I bond the same as the law re­ A ii It about the training of Victor­ came downstairs to find a quires in such cases, or t h e same will be thereafter adver ISES7ENQ ia, Queen of Great Britain? window up or the back door tised and sold as Hie U. S. She was likely to be a queen unlocked. I cautioned her, laws direct in such cases. The JL some day, and this her moth­ but it did no good. I there- said property is now stored WASRAfiTES 4:. ; ff. er knew. The Duchess of lore determined to frighten at W. L. Bryan's Boone N.C, «HSiw I K E LI AS , Col. 5th Dist. N. C., Kent was one of the wisest her. I got some fnlpe whisk­ by ft. L. C OUNCI I j L , D. C. of women, and from the time ers, and one night, about LAND SALE. •A little Victoria was a tiny girl eleven o'clock, I crept down ICATARRH her entire training was to the backstairs to the kitchen Superior Court, Watauga one purpose, that she might where she was. She had County, James G. Rose vs. worthily rule a great nation. turned down the gas and Trios. A. Hagame.n and wife, EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. This new treatment for Catarrh and When she was old enough to was in her chair by the fire James P. Hagaman and wife Sarah llugamun, Commis­ diseases of the respiratory organts Is u n d e r s t a n d a b o u t s u c h sound asleep, as I could tell sioners. one of the most Imporiantdlscoverles B In medical science and possesses the f:"- .7 ' r m ' H 1 c A » things, her possible responsi­ by her breathing; but . the following advantages i As commissioner appoint­ 1. 3 Y.." - .-...-va-!.j I; Tho p&Veiit can curs himself at n amnll expoasa bilities were explained to her, moment I struck a match ed by the court in the case of and without outside asclstsnos. 2. No change of diet or pursuit of life S3 uoa: :scrj and when she sighed and she woke. I expected a .fames G. Rose against Thorn during treatment. ki na»ttT.»rzo XJ'.r-h « 0. Ths remedies ore In no wlso cffctisKe to the e. «(;'»r wtllne Y • -"-Hecomplained, as she sometimes great yelling and screaming, as A. Hagaman aud wife Sa- ~ r.tlcnt and v t'1- '''"o. reaches the 90a! rah, Jas. P. Hagaman and S fho remedyentail no dlsoomtort.of tho trouble ~ directly. did, it was only necessary to hut nothing of the sort took wife Nannie C. and Sarah Ha 2 HMO N<-> V'.yweJ >a € I:IOA. 1 JnTjt-ce» 8. The remedl.ie and means of oopUanco can bo :• 3 carried in tho packet without Inconvenience. remind her that some day place. She bounced out of ganian, widow of Tho's Ha­ 2 I!"atoni>l4(iUii Pw-i-d llac 'i .irtc-'.iix rj ,XTtlftii TREATMENT at any druy W.xrA, she might be queen, and how her seat with a 'You villain!' gaman. dcd., 1 will sell to the •is >I.*.cKS.y:hi5» Farnitv.rr. CAOTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00, CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Uu .Oi. re SewSav would an ignorant, careless on her lips, seized a chair by highest bidder for cash at r «LOOA A Lu-{«r Ro»k« o. Qwd!Ufiiw4| Caotorlne Medicine Co., Waoo, Texita^ P ",V<»r.-. •} queen manage the affairs of the back, and, before I had the court house door in the •i Uaiisi ray St,whigMuvLdjso Ha bho U'orU. town of Boone on the 1st day 1 Exr.m!co THE R0YA1. for relate e?| suca an intelligent, cultured made a move, she hit me excelionet, aad yt* wM 4 Jan. 1894, it being ihe first 2 buy ik> otiior. people. over the head, forcing me to Monday in said month, the "Now I do not suppose my knees. I tried to get up, following valuaole tracts of |flOYAE 8. hi SO,, M&il til.| jF* that you are likely to be a tried to explain who I was, land lying and being in \Yut. ' aims contitv lst tract lyqueen in any such sense as but in vain. Before . I COU'lHj,,.. Oil Watauga River ad­ .v..-,. ! ; . j g • " ? j ' f hor Boarallng, Victoria is, but you are, if get out of the room she hit joining the lands of A. B. L'S- - s fc© Csflln you live, to be queen of a me again; and it was only af­ Mast. Jacob Wagner and CURE beautiful realm called home, ter I had tumbled up the others, know n as the Thomas €?vf riigateti Sfeoetlng, and every day's lessons well backstairs she gave the a- A. Ilagaman farm, the name learned will make you more larrn. Then she came to my containing 284 acres more 1 SrtsJIsaSag, and more fit foryonr respon­ room, rapped at the door, or less. For the bonds of m !£*T OF &Q CLEiT'8 ) fi.-'A Ti-usjfSo, C*Uae end Spculifig, this land reference is hereby ; ipfoJftiTva ©f Sheet ^etal for Sluidlng 1 sibilities and duties. Life is and coolly announced: 'Mr. made to book of mortgages, Vt/c: WILL MAIL A BOX OF ( .CMM AKO READY \ ' a very earnest thing, a very Dash, please-get up! I've kil­ pages 510 4 1 42 register's \Ti-; /lr-!»i.y WHEN SKIPPED./ solemn thing, if you look at led a burglar."—Blade. office Watauga c o u n t >. VfS WANT Brushy Fork creek being UP it. in its great depth and com­ —AN e S '-i EEsa No. 2, as allotted to .). P. prehensiveness. I d o n ' t Tlift Orte of North Wilkcshoro. Hagaman out. of the real es­ THK OMLY IKFALUSLZ fcbttS F08 mean that you should be WK U-aiit you to remember tate of Thomas Hagaman, A % is? Iz solemn y ourself. or feel call­ On tlie nineteenth of December Tetter, Ground M, IteMiig Pilss, Ring [{- a m r h a t tl.e \Y inston Land Company- sr..dcd., as one of the heirs of -*na.-.-~,fc ... . J ?o worhmvn t» ed upon to go about burden­ Will pay you a symphony said Hagaman, the same ad­ Worm «tl ail Itcbls^ Siln DBiasss. '. Xr'- !V• a*./ maijijclnlo joining the lands of J. L. ed with- the weight of the Iu the price of town lots. *.-i -Tito for Lava TZTir.n, U r.»{ Vr-.-i lOKg K world's woes and sorrows. Where you cun live and fear not Hayes Z. Adams ami others i(y9«wv. tcd, TETYEF.1N2 will M carteiHiy osis) to '•i i'.:' . >. Sa.Clwinnatl.Ohle. cotitnini.rg 75 acres more or As you enhale the breeze } as you L'30 n. You know that the Bible says ,era. less 3rd t ract lying on wat­ From the mountain trees. .1 it 'A merry heart doeth Now secure YOU a h o m e Marralass, mi Fragrasu ers of Brushy Fork creek, be­ Ed fl f«l V -led If jrovi wi? Oiujat good like a medicine.' Learn And breath this o z o n e. ing lot No. 1 as alloied to SaUbMS. V K »f«v tito HiulU-'BeAiKinaoi— a idauthevt) iT.tM.ik vlwof^ia. Chat Sarah Hagaman out of the Hksan i'njilc, andof to becheerful and bright and You can surely plat, I teof S.-tvatitmb. r r ; ih\ - /;.**• «" « » As there is only one-fourth to pay. real estate of Tiros. Haga­ Be helpful and So get one of these town lots, sunshiny. c fk afeS'-K' im SHUPTBiNE &.BR0. man, dcd, aa her part of his J.T. hopeful, good-natured and On which to erect your cots. estate as his w idow, t he same SAVANMAH. OA. But I must not take time obliging. It makes good adjoining the lands of Z. Ad­ To make you a rhyme, friends and keeps them and .Just this remember. ams, .1. R. Haguinan and that is one of the most im­ On the nineteenth of December, others and containing 75 acres more or less. For calls portant things in life. Try As well as town lots There are lots, and lots, and lots of the la si two mentioned to learn something usefu' Of useful Hardware tracts of land reference is every day and hour, even And sei vicable Hardware hereby had to book of mort­ when you are amusing your­ That can be found, gages pages 540-41-42 Reg­ self. it comes easy after a without hunting around. isters office watauga county. And this, for sure, Sale of the aforesaid landswhile, as great ones. There At N. M. ALLEN'S STORE. will he made to satisfy a is an old and very true sav­ judgment in favor of th THE NORTH CAROLINA ing that trifles make up the u College of Agriculture ami Mechanic­ plaintiff James G. Rose a sum of life, and little things gainst the defendants thorn al Arts. make or mar the harmony of : , ?• Will begin its Fifth Sesssion as A. Hagaman, .). P. Haga C -T every day affairs."—New Sep. 7, 1893. This College is man and others obtained at P EUPORSED BV York Ledger. now well equipped for Hsspe- spring term of Septa inr cour< of Watauga county 1891 fo einl work, having extensive PROF A. L FILETZ, P. H. G, TIME AND D3ATU. wood and iron shops, careful the sum of $4,000 as princ, of Mediccl Depurtniimt T'alrvno I/uivemlty pie with interest on .-am who, alter a lo r * Times makes its millstones l.v fitted up drawing rooms, fiom 2nd day of April 158 of ]/otti<i»nii, i% i>nre CreaiaKu otalaiuU} ttj, jprornnreen it Ttvrtwr Fowtler, '> wblcU he cheaioliy rccmtuncads t«> th# chemical, botanical and Hor­ jmblic. by decay arid makes its ter ticultural laboratories, green until paid, a m co: t of arte \. Saul judgment subject i minus by death. "THE SOUTHERN! FAVORITE"'® house and barn. Affliction begs for relief, but The teaching force for the ciedii* as follows: Jan 2(3!. PUK£, WHOLESOME A M O POWEHFVU t' • I deafh sits grimly by and next year consists of 15 men. '92. I?(i25; Ap-i! 28 '93 _ You Want It Ask brocer Fur it Ht I ?: " • J j $285,59, Oct. 23rd 1893 4".- A -DC* •* waits for pain to tread out Tire two courses lead to gtad | $52(5 49. Title in ice sii, pl< »•. v.. ]} New ontEAna, nation in Agriculture and in UULF M . GO life's glimmering spark. Mechanical and Civil Engin­ will br? made to the pun-has Humanity lingers between eering. er. the clutch of rime aud the Total cost a year, including J. F Spninhou • t orn miss.on mm cciss f*nr- ~ ^ *• , OnAiifthf twwuf f, KOMMr cs er. MILES ! BESTTrt Our , , CM-nprt i!.ii _ claim of eternity. Hope board: the Willi tiffin onrquaird. An-J 10will Inirorj.irt points to rest within the veil County students, Mip< riorr«n*ON»» e«rt. l.x-nlity, ,**93 50. to ON* gCM>. »how who writ* <•; a UFlC (T iV. a«*lwvc onr -r«ommAjj^.ur. of Only $1 23 50. Bw ' a Stamp Ptoml!i ?>, i 3 L but life's tenacity forbids the Bay students, S«d Wt*mP fcr THnsrvatrt PrV«j 1tut. lOSTl., ;v to HFor catalogues apply to flight. Those who have sigfi­ fe-diatr m • frcfWI Jiy •• • - i i % 4^.-" tivosft who atouna you T7n» hefcr the Trf--.tr -1 «.'<•»- ~--n' A. Q. H OLLAUY, 1 'res., and tho»oofctfl)—veur nfig:hhora AYE Rerva.j#,V«, eri the most for rest have lin­ ; " (flnninprtho .niAll adTerli.wiool (his " ITj-It••to, Jv#x* i#, r d t* joopo. w ihorri Raleigh, N. C. Tho following on, gt,** thf upppornnco ot.rtItof tho r-Ja of reduowi ft Cvrg!«/•( .titta.*11 cttiSftx gered longest in the struggle St V • •= I'TJit! }.• tmi'i'M ntl trlor>. t*n<1 yoa. OTSF^PStA, and thev who beard the noise « f« in fltf.tu:;* /or t ur:fc o tv vorrn rack Acvr*. Indirection, and .Sfe.rmcb disofderr nm v- *i? o . 'v *4 <lM>IW,rq, 3:id h( Tf r you nre all worn out, really good for noth­ •bout tho flfllrth "**•• !t« lialk. It ivlli doubla how - • u of \ngids wings, have paused " £& them. Call or *Atr«s.i acopo, •' !arff«a« i=part ofIOI arry We U a <hnw youoiac tol». WOWS' - IIUJIV 3tT"EK3- * ing, it la general debility. Try can K«x« from nctttttMltc day >aat, fi-wi rota All dealer.- V. it. Si per bot'le. 0> • in." h* ^'C-v k| Ion. *t3ttT f. ssai. i co. •Bt*xpcrt«ara. 'at tofff Aaon" r atW'cnaval:, thi, of art.withT.nofr.V'S IRON RTTTFTt*. (he longest un the threshold] Wdy-ui&iL ;.ud ciumm-U i-.u iii-'.j <,L. - , .. Addreia, H. HALLETTIb ( Oat, HOESNO, I'T.HL T.ANN. chjirirca. J will euro you, Tleanao your liver, and eiro MAINB. a good ftppctito. ' I R;U i NATURE'S .* - ,' '• v- \ \ ure ream artar powder TAKE T H E iiMO -sndixoAlton -co U, West ant Northwest. Emigrants going t o a n y of flit A i .stern Stat es or Territuric i i'l save time and money goiu ia. Chicago aud Alton route, t is tlie quiekt si route t o -CANS AS C I T Y , DENY fill, P UEBLO, V.nd all points in Idaho, YFash ington, Oregon, Utah a nd California. ' inest mid Rest i juippen ito:id in the West. Only line running Solid Yet ti !jud trains '•etween S t . Loui* und Kanaafc J.ty. 14 dining -air cars and Tour istSioepers ee * JI ' e x t r a cleirgf. 1 will inee parti 's a t any ruilo a i station with through tickets tnd baggage checks. For full informal ion, maps und descriptive pauedilets of tLa A'cst write t o or cn',1 on H. A. N EWLANP, Tra veling Passenger Agt.. 19 Pafctou Ave., Asheville, N. C. J . CilAULTOX, (t. P . A Chiccfio.' HI. aaswiawinffBHuwtuigcg'niTi mum Is a cbsice blend of fine, hl^h-gradc CfeS Ri»o Tea. Put up In attractive aud ord­ inal packages aad packed In handscaej counter display boxes of fix poondit each (either size); Is ©aly sold io package#, at a reasonable and much lower price fo the consumer than any ether package tea on the market of any merit whatever and affords the dealoi a f&ir profit; is a thor­ oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ lutely pure, always the same ; free froca 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 proved a big success wherever Introduced. Wa are extremely anxlou9 to have ql] 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 yoa are supplied. For further Information address THE Km-Go TEA Co., "IT r-f. '••V ;•••" sVV-' MPWCs c % T f . bv'-/vw:. '• .A Apait'..;• - rt (->»• •< .. r- -, • FG © r imaSebBssdRr pB&PJte ialsll I'aVcat. a-. -, coTii'ucleC for Li&Ncfa'# Fra«. 0 11 Otiicfr »s &o>oti(9 U. S. P*t«n! OSiaiL and MO can fecHi'o paistit m le®» iiuoUan I.K*M rcmo.c from H'aahlaglon, £cud inodci, .irNWIo^ ©r p>.frto., vrltL Cowrrtp. ion. W« nd*l»fc, it • or »<*, fr*m of cll*.*g*. Oitr fao rot ?!•- - fi : l »nt«nt It o©a?»«i,i. A 1. '•!*••'*• to 0bt»b Ffttirat*." -rr?» norati. ci!«n>.» io ys%»ec<m»ky,ea tcwa, sent firs. AtJrtct, < 0J..SS1CW&02 Potent tr^icc. � 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 6 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_1893_1207_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: December 7, 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 1893-12-07 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/43a04a88f0af9e09850cf9f9b0615dc3.pdf a2591484a48f430639b828341b677538 PDF Text Text wr?- 1 K)ON E, YOL (3 PROFESSIONAL W. B. C0UNC1LL, Jit. WAT A U G A Extracts From TIio President's Mes­ sage. FRAUDULENT PENSIONS. On the subject of pensions ATTORNEY AT LAY. after giving a synopsis of Boone, N. C. Secretary Smith's report the President says: l a m unable \ \ \ B. C0UNC1LL, M.I). t o understand why fraudsin Boone, N. C. the pension rolls should not Resident Physician. Office he ex posed and corrected with o n King Street n o r t h of Post thoroughness a n d vigor. Office. Every natnefraudulentlv put upon these rolls is a wicked I)K. L . C. REEVES. imposition upon the kindly PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON intentions in which pensions C fixe at Residence. have their origin. Every Boone, N. C. I'rnudulent pensioner has be­ come a had citizen. Every L . I). LOWE, false o a t h in support, of n pension h a s made perjury fjtoi-iay at Law more common, and false and —AND undeserving pensioners rob the people not only of their NOTARY money hut of the patriotic sentiment which the surviv­ ors of B war fought for the preservation of the union, ought t o inspire Thousands .17 10RNLY A 7 LAW, AIU ON, N.O of neighborhoods have thei.r well known fraudulent pen -(o)sniners, and recent develop­ Will practice in the courts o- ments by the bureau estab­ iit.iug i. Ashe,Mitchell, McDowi. j : il <>t .• i <• "i I ie. in t lie lish appallingconspiracies t o Lfern "listSsF"Special ntten accomplish pension frauds. j)!i given 1 o tin 4 collec tion c.f By no mennsthe least wrong I done is t o the brave and de­ I. C* 3 1l;n\ Dr. r. C. Blackburn. serving pensioners, who per IT n'.l -, Tr.il. ztonvlllr, X- C. fainly ought not t o be con­ demned t o such association. |Mi « & Blackburn, Those who a t t e m p t in the line of d u t y t o re-tif.v these n/ .l ; ; \ .} •* OlSiy* - > ' : wrongs should not he a cens­ L • ' ;iUs a t tell Jed at H 1 / ed of enmity o r indifference h btf/s. t o lhc claims of honest veter­ J. -Mr 1/93. ans. ^ The sum expended on ac­ F. LOVILL J. C. F ETCHER. count of pensions for the year ending .Tune 39, 1803 t if j III "~Jt K £I J'-* -Bj was $156.740,467 1 4 . The commissioners e s t i m a t e J 'A OR V/v YS A T LA iV. M»at $165,000,000 will be . BOOXE, N. G. required t o pay pensions dur­ B~ ~*"S. evial attention <>iven ing the year ending J u n e 30, 1 | the collet ion o i c h u m ' 1804. THE INTERNATIONAL MONE GIIEENE, TARY CONFERENCE. REAL ESTATE AG'Tl The Monetary Conference which assembled a t Brussels [ HOOM j, A7. G upon om invitation was ad­ |\Vill giv* special attention journed t o the thirtieth day t< a listrads of lille, the sale of November in the present oil Deal Estate in W. N. ('. T lose he ving farms, t bribe* year. The considerations r.ihd tniueial lands for sale, just stated and the fact t h a t will do well to call on said Co. a definite proposition from at Boone. us seemed t o he expected up­ L. L. GREE\ & CO. on the reassembling of the March 10,1893. conference led me t o express n willingness of having the NOTICE. meeting «till fart 1 »r postpon­ at el Property for Sale. ed. It seems t o me t h a t it >n account of failing health yself and wife, 1 otter for sale would now be wise t o give lotel property in the town <>t general authority t o the ie, North Carolina, and will Resident t o i vite other na­ aw for cash and make terms lit the buyer, and will take tions t o such conference any­ 0/ personal property in ex- time when there should be a ov. Apply soon. « fair prospect of accomplish W. L. BUY AN. ing an international agree­ ment on the subject of coin­ NOTICE. |,Parties putting papers in age. I desire t o earnestly sug­ my hand for execution will p l e a s e ml vnnce the tees with gest the wisdom of amending t h e papers and they will re­ the .existing s t a t u t e s in re ceive prompt attention, other gard t o the issuance of Gov wise they will he returned eminent bonds. The aut hor­ not executed for t h e want of fries. 1). F . BAIRD HUFF. ity 7 now vested in the Secre­ t a r y of the Treasury t o issue FOR SALE! bonds is not a s clear a s it I n 1 he town of Boone, a com should he and the bonds f u-fahle dwelling house v\ i h authorized are disadvanta­ (V rooms and live fire places, geous t o the Government with nine acres of land, good spring, some apple, peach and both a s t o the time of their chestnut trees,situated some maturity and rate of interest. 8 0 0 yards from Main street. THE HAWAIIAN TROUBLE. It is a desirable private resi­ I t is hardly necessary for dence. The place will he sold me to state that, the ques­ C h e a p on terms t o suit the purchaser. For further ^par­ tions arising from o u r rela­ ticulars apply to I. VV. Thorn tions with Hawaii have eausas, Hibriten, N. 'I., o r W. B. e d serious embarrassment. Council!, Boone, N. C. J u s t prior t o the installation BAXNEIRS ELK, N- 0. J. VNAARASW, I L IL. ft A CO., CO U NT Y, of t lie present administration the existing government of Hawaii had been suddenly overthrown and a treaty of annexation had been negoti­ ated between the Provincial Government of the islands and the Uuited States a n d submitted t o the Senate for ratification. This treaty 1 withdrew f o r examination, and dispatched Hon. James H Blount, of Georgia, t o Hon olulu a s a special commis­ sioner t o u ake an impartial investigation of the circumStaiires a ttending the change of Government, and all the conditions hearing upon the subject of the treaty. After a thorough and exhaustive ex­ amination Mr. Blount sub­ mitted his report, showing be yond all question t h a t t h y constitutional Government of Hawaii had been subverted with the active aid of o u t rep reselltatives t o t h a t govern­ ment and through intimida­ tion caused by the pieseii'-e of an armed naval force of the United States, which was landed for t h a t purpose a t the instance of o u r minister. Upon these facts it seemed t o ine t h a t the only honorable course for our government to pursue was t o undo t li e wrong t h a t had been donehv lhose representing us and t o restore a s far a s practicable t h a t s t a t u s existing a t the time of o u r forcible interven­ tion. W irh a view of accom­ plishing this result within the constitutional limits ofexeeu tive power, our present min­ ister a t Honolulu has receiv­ ed appropriate instructions t o t h a t end. Thus far no in formation of the accomplish, ment of a n y definite results have been received from him. Additional advices a r e soon •expected. When received they will be promptly s mt t o Con­ gress, together with all oth­ er information at. hand, ac­ companied by a special exec­ utive message fully detailing ail the tacts . necessary t o a complete understanding of tiie case, and presenting a his tory of all t he matei ial events leading up to the present .nit nation. rriUTIS DA Y, DECEMBER 14, 18D3, NO. twenty thousand. An Advance in Iron. Our Jury System. In New York and s t a t e , in Since the provisions of the I t is evident t o all observ­ Brooklyn and in Chicago the Democratic tariff bill were ers t h a t o u r present jury sys­ Democrats made very bad printed partisan Republicans tem is faulty in a g r e a t many nominations^ and richly de­ have been predicting all woe­ respects, especially s o in crim served the thrashing they ful things of the business fa­ inal case All over the s t a t e received. The 'bosses" have ilure of this country. In the complaint is made of the ju­ learned something by* the face of these^predictions the ry in capital cases. The mis­ recent, elections.—[A thin til Nashville American reports carriage of justice t o t h e s t a t e •Journal. a n interview with A.M. Shook and a verdict of ' ' n o t guilty, a director of the Tennessee is t o o common, while a t t h e Adjsstybla Taxation. Goal a n d iron company, in same time theevidence is con In devising taxation which which he says: elusive, but the jury ignores will Dc sufficient and yet wid 'The general outlook of the evidence either on person riot.pile up an idle surplus t o the iron t r a d e is surprisingly a I grounds o r from ignorance tempt extravagance, (Joi - ntouraging. A few d a v s n- of.the testiinpin o r the infliu guess inu<t deal with a pecu­ g o Mr. Baxter, the president ence of shrewdattDi neya a n d liar i'ea I ure of ta riff levies. of the company, reported he turns the culprit loose on the The peculiarity is t h a t any had sold 56.000 tons. Since country t o commit further tariff reduction which will af­ then t h e company h a s sold murder and othe bad crimes. ford revenue enough for next a n additional30,000 tons a t We think there a r e seldom a year a n d for 1 8 9 5 will pro­ an advance of 2 5 per cent. n.v convictions in North Car duce too much for 1 8 9 6 and over the price paid foi this olitia of innocent parties and a great deal t o o much foi 56.000 tons. Of this 30,000, ;»f this we a r e proud, but ma 1898. American consumers took i a.v go Scott free who are guil Tariff reduction is an on .15,000 tons, and London ty, no doubt, of the highest courngemeiit of trade. En­ bankers took 15,000 tons a s offenses known t o t h e crimi­ larged trade will given larg­ a n investment. These for­ nal laws, and often on ac­ er revenue. T l , e tiist effect eign purchasers also author- count of unstable a n d ignoof tariff reduction will proba­ ized a n offer for the o u t p u t r a n t jurors. The jury system bly be a curtailed revenue of four of the company's fur- j needs reformation. None but from the article on which the naces for six months a t the intelligent, fair minded men, duties a r e lowered. But the same price, which would a- should sit on a case involv­ inereuK d volume of exchang­ mount t o 1 '>0.009 tons a s ing the g r e a t rights of t h o es which will follow very soon an investment. This offer S t a t e and the citiz MIS therof. will give larger receipts. was d alined,as thecompany On a venire t o t r y capital Here comes in t h e business feels confident iron is going offenses, men who a r e igno­ necessity for a movable tax. higher." rant ought not t o be select­ An income tax is aboutd the Mr. Shook looks for a ed, but rather men of suffi­ only means a t t h e disposal steady revival in business for cient intelligence aud respon­ of theGovernment which can these reasons: sibility t o render their vcrhe regulated by each Congress "The circulating' media n d.et in accordance with thai to lit the needs of the Treas­ being per capita larger today testimony had in the case, ury. I t can be calculated to than a t any time since the and follow tlie instructions within a fraction of a million war farm products of every Of the court ns t o t h e law. dollars after it is once estab description more abundant We have able judges a n d able lish 'd. I t can lie changed Hum lor many years, no a t l uueyss and let u s have without affecting the anticip- plague o r epidemics, why o r a >le jurors. ationsof business about- pric­ wo not in a position t o recov­ Notes From the Ram's Horn. es. It does not involve the er even more rapidly t h a n we It is better t o suffer t h a n whole country's production, went downward? It is confi­ t o sin. buying a n d selling. I t would dently predicted by men who The devil never gives a n y obviate the u< cessity of fre­ have made the iron industry good gifts. quent disarrangement of the a study for life t h a t next \\ hatevnr we owe t o man tariff and the liquor taxes. year we will produce and belongs t o God. Rich men inactive business consume more than 11.000,The faith t h a t moves trjoun can affoid t o pay income 0 0 0 tons of pig iron, over tains began on grains of taxes just t o get tariff chang­ 1,500,900 tons more than sand. es out of the polities of every the largest production and It doesn't make a lie a n y Session of Congress. # consumption thecouutry has whiter t o put it o n a tomb' The more the people think ever known. stone. of it the better they will see " I think t h a t this is going No man isever alone. Whet! t h a t a n income t a x is a ne­ t o affect the general business God is not with him the dev­ c e s s i t y o f t h e s i t u a t i o n . — [ S t . of the South. Iron is the il is. Louis Republic. barometer, the aspen leaf, of The devil h a s no fault t o commerce in t h e United find with people who a r c s a t ­ Prosperity Alioar. Isadora Wormser, of Worm States. Every other article isfied will: themselves. Tliey Stayed at Home. Comparing your sins with ser Bros., one of the large fi­ of trade will b e correspond O n c e when the Republicans ingl.V benefitted by these indi­ those of others won't make of Ne\- York nominated a nancial operators of Wall cations of improvement in very obnoxious t i ' k e t Wil street s a y s : "Prosperity is the in Ristry. It is universal­ your own sinning a n y safer. If there is anybody oil liani M. Everts advised his not a m a t t e r of forty-eight ly acknowledged t h a t when earth t h a t the devil truly hours, hut a matter of weeks fellow-partisatis t o " v o t e in and months, though already the iron industry prospers in fears it is a Christain moth­ i he air.'' 1 he United States all other er. "0 The s t a y at-home vote it is impossible t o get blocks industries become prosper­ It would puzzle angels t o t h a t year was responsible for of undoubted bonds bonds of ous; and when there is a low know what some men mean stocks. T h e investment the most crushing defeat the pressure a b o u t iron the pres­ party ever received in New movement will grow and sure is low wifh general when Hicy put a two-cent piece in the h a t . York. This year it appear­ reach other issues of bonds trade."—Ashe ville (it hen. There is no verse in the and stocks. Better than all, ing t h a t the Democratic dis­ Sermon on Mount t h it. read­ manufacturers will resume The New Tariff Bill. aster can be accounted for in ers, "Blessed a r e t h i church­ and business in general will Itichnuwib Dispatch. the same way. I t will be observed with es t h a t get up public enter­ Over four hundred thous­ become good. With a revis­ ed tariff, o u r improved ma­ pleasure by the g r e a t ma­ tainments." and voters did not deposit ballots a t the late election in chinery, and o u r American jority of oui peyple t h a t the President Cleveland's Backbone* New York. The great ma­ push, we shall, a s a nation, bill alms a great blow a t President Cleveland h a s jority of these were Demo­ within a year, be in a more some of t h e most, avaricious never indicated a want of crats who would n o t vote prosperous condition than of the t r u s t s which have cur­ Backbone. He sees his d u t y against their p a r t y ' s nomi­ ever, Our recuperative pow­ sed our country in this de­ and moves right on t o i t s nees b u t who could not vote ers are t h e greatest of any cade. Indeed, this is a fea­ performance. l i e takes t h e ture of the measure one too, consituat ion a s his c h a r t and for a ticket headed by the nation." t h a t will g o far towards com steers right over a, sea of dif­ notorious Mnynard. The politieial situation is ficulties regardless of t h e Both parties were apathet­ thus fpigrammaticnlly sum­ mending it a s a whole t o bumps on either side. No ic in Pennysl vunia, and near­ marized b\ Rev. Sam Jones: those w ho may happen t o be public man can live up t o ly three hundred thousand " i'he Democrats a c t thefool, disappointed a s t o so ne of t h e eonstiution without raising a row, but. neither voters stayed a t home in t h a t the Republicans a c t the ras­ its details. cal, the Populist a c t the ba­ can a mariner's c h a r t ward Mnnv Persons arc broken state. In Chicago the num­ by, and t h e devil seems to he floTrn from overwork or hoirohold cnrcs. off th<" storm t h a t will spring ber was eighty thousand and in n(juandnr$ over the situa­ Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the up in his hack.--'Press and system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile, in Nebraska one hundred and tion. * and euros malaria. Get the genuine. Carolinian, > �The Rutherford College, 8 w cole Burke County^ N. C t| (Continued from 4th page.) [ whole and half fees Mill open its Fall Term, 4 160 D. It. Dougherty, Editor. J dcook 1 Aug. 8 , '98, under very prom It. C. Rivers, Publisher 4 I HO ; ising prospects. It is ten miles A L Bnird ' 4 1 15 * Kidd west of Hi -Ivory, N. C., near s P worley' n Mast ' 4 1 hursdaj Dec. 14, /803. 2 10 ' w Holscla w 4 j G walker' the noted Connelly Springs, whose waters a r e being ship­ TJshoun' ' ' 4 2 30 * ped to Europe almost every it Robison' ' D '• 2 5B 4 We have read the Presi­ 2 90 ! day. Board, iacludinge^ery o Pierce ' 4 dent's message in full. I t is 2 30 ; expense, is from $5. t o $9. per A.L shoun' 4 1 95 V unusually long a nd is very JM wagner ' ' month. Tuition rangesfrom • 2 35 ; W F Knight ' ' #1. to | 4 . per month. No comprehensive in its details. 4 195 healthier, happier and more H Brinkley ' ' Every citizen should read the 4 35 moral place can he found in G w Eggars ' ' message a s i t will give a suc­ 4 2 60 J H wilson ' ' America. A complete busi­ 4 cinct account of every iinpor 4 4 2 55 ness co n rsc n 11 v. c h e j. A d d less U F Main Mr. Herman JIlcTca t a n t matter now a g i t a t i n g 35 A Tri.vett !)]{. R. L ABFKNETHY, PRESIDENT, Of Rochester, N. Y. 4 (Continued next week.) 2 85 s Trivett the country. On t h e finan­ Rutherford College, N. C. 4 1 50 J H wilson 4 ' cial question the President NOTICE. Caused by 4 2 10 A Minton recommends t o Congress t o 4 1 95 By virtue of a mortgage deed Catarrh in the Head j it Hodges 4 4 1 6 00 1 cecuted to me by John B. King take time before preparing Catarrh is a CONSTITUTIONAL disease, Hill Rimer ' ' 4 10 60 ; ad Robert II.. Gray, of the and requires a CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY for a new currency. Taking s winebarger 4 4 of King and Gray, of Blow- like Hood's Sarsaparilla to cure it. Read : 4 4 7 20 rmRook N. c., and the same al- " Three years ago, as a result of catarrh, I M Sanders 4 4 a very connective view of ig 4 1 85 entirely lost my hearing and was deaf for more j it Hodges 4 4 this question and t o the im­ than a year. I tried various things to cure It, 4 4 and had several physicians attempt it, but no '4 2 25 I Lee Minton Improvement was apparent. 1 could diniluportance of a n d internation­ 2 32 .l» no sonud 1 was intending putting We a r e n o t losing sleep of w F Knight 4 4 M r e wish to call attention to our myself under the care of a specialist when 4 al Bi-metal!ic Conference. 4 4 2 60 n WJ Byrd — •-—mi s nii one suggested that possibly Hood's Sar- line of second-hand nights studying a b o u t mat­ began 4 4 The prominent feature of • 1 30 with Jinterest HI til" rate of o fJUI jI »aparlH> without, «io me some good.anyI lasting Willi ii it; i EST atl III., LAIUUI ft DPIpming ,[ wo J,t the expectation ol ters in Hawaii. If Queen Lit T M swift ;r«nt joy Euggies, Carts, wagons, help. T,, my ;,urprh»c torn! great ,ji 1 found 4 4 ' 1 30 the message is tariff Reform, D NTrivett lny henrtaken i roe 4 1 30 ( is never again enthroned we L H Trivett 4 4 1893, who a 1 hudret-Jrnnng. buttles that till I had Hacks, Harness Etc. I kept on and fully endorses the Wilson 4 3 57 4 4 cmi I. cur well. I urn troubled but will shed no tears o \ e r it. j c B.v rd They are almost good as new, Bill. The President is salient wry little > i,h the catarrh. I consider this a 4 4 4 3 35 iTt'iii.ii'lialilo cuiul cordially recommend Cleveland thinks from Minis­ will Taylor and persons wishing to buy can to satis4 on the personal income t a x 4 ' 4 3 4() j E ita i rd food's Sarsaparilla secure bargains by calling on u«. 4 o r repeal of t a x and s t a t e ter Blounts report t h a t Lil j w church 4 4 2 20 to r.ll who have catarrh." IIKHJIAN IIICKS, 30 \va» tieated badly by our We have a big lot of NEW 4 4 Carter Street, Roche .tur, N. Y. Banks. His recommendation ' 2 20 w L MCGuire 4 Government and he is t o o Lewis porch) 1 4 ItOGTX'S J'iLS.S are j»nr v«s arable, and do 3 45 in Boone what is t o d o away with fees in the BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, pa:c t: told hy a.l Uru&fifcts. honest t o let such wrongs g o Thosuuvis 4 k ' 3 75 fc* King and G r a y net HARNESS Ac revenue courts is timely and 4 k Hotel and lot, sit' 3 45 Let sarah porch 4 4 on hand, which will be sold on 5' f kr.-ii'SL. I"f>rrr"n 1 t o the point. The affairs in without leparation. 4 4 4 wing Rock N . e. and 2 10 this dusky Queen of theSand- N Isaacs reasonable terms. H we ha re not & 4 Hawaii is set forth from Min­ 4 4 4 2 15 wich Islands workout her M Isaacs Special \timetions: Matchless get what you want, we will 4 ister Blount's standpoint. 2 40 E Tucker said King and limate. Wonderful health record. take pleasure in getting any own salvation She is not Andy nix 4 4 ^ 2 15 The presidents foreign policy Delightful horn life. Well ordered thing for you in our line. We buy 4 worth a fuss or much trouble. T L ward 1 4 4 2 10 course of instructions. Thorough in Hawaii will be antagoniz­ 4 4 4 We think the revolution in s .J Isaacs 2 00 ly'equipped gymnasiums. Music direct from manufacturers and ed by Congiess. Fraudulent 4 under the celebrated Prof. Gra- can, therefore, give you very 2 10 Hawaii is complete and will N Isaacs pensionsgets a black eye and 4 4 s J pen ley ^ 1 50 lortgage deed under which this hau (German). Art under Miss close prices. be able t o maintain its sell 4 a reduction of general expen­ * 147 > lie will be made, both ot which Blythe (Paris). House in seven We have a full line of new Har against this malungeon Ex- M. J HKrinan' 4 4» * 1 47 ^eds are Jduly recorded in the acres of wooded lawn in the heart ses is urged. The message is N E Harman 4 Queen Lil. L(R them fight it J H wilson 4 ' 4 25 egister's office of Watauga conn of a beautiful city. Rooms finely ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev business like, plain and prac­ finished. Steam heatingand saa erything in the harness line. Can This Dec. 12. 1893. 4 V 4' 4 3 10 B vr p res a ell itary plumbing throughout. The ticable. I t will please the out. 4 4 * 2 70 . W. E HTRS , Mortgagee. A F ward charges as low as a fine school beat the world on prices. general puolic. The most 4 3 10 W. B. CoUNClLL, Attorney. can make them. Sen J for cat a A j presnell 4 4 I t is now stated t h a t there We will take in exchange, 4 4 4 serious objections urged a2 92 logue. A'ldiess horses, mules, and also good bee will be a deficit under the o G presnell 4 4 ^NOTICE. REV. Jomes ATKINS. gainst. the message is a n ac­ wsFasthing * 2 82 cattle. Give us a call. Wilson tariff bill of a b o u t John Keller 4 ' 4 Asheville, x o 3 10 By virtue of a mortgage deed count of t h e financial out­ HENKEL, CRAIG & CO. 4 8 05 ith a power of sale, executed by 160,000,000. The income M Edmisten 4 4 look. Many hoped t h a t the L. P. Rudisill and wife to L. E 4 • 4' 4 Demur A. C. tax and increase of t a x on L c wilson ' 2 97 Davis to secure the payment of message would recommend 4 4 '• 4 2 60 $389.9 I will sell at the court whiskey and tobacco seem E Lo ve further legislation on the sil­ 4 4 '• 4> 2 40 house door in the town of Boone t o be the only sources t o c w culver 4 4 4 1 72 ver question, .but it only re­ BlOWtl raise this g r e a t sum. Why G w Green 4 1 40 4 *. 4 win commends time for further 4 n o t t a x the rich m a n ' s in­ will Isaacs 4 4 4 ' 1 45 ivving described lands, iu developments on this line. i? Ha* IQ27 "is*" KSP a* - a a 4 come? Would i t be wrong c wineb?irger 4 4 \ 1 55 Watauga county: First tract tos :o:Speedy action is urged on 4 D 1 05 0 FOB ALL foi the millionaires who have J L Moretz 4 4 t h e passage of the new tariff 4 4 4 -M vm vmm, made their big fortunes o u t M Moretz ' 4 * 4 4 4 1 05 Hatnby, A. P. Cowles, Thomas * bill and let the country ad­ J? and notwt»nd»rrt iwawSyfw t*rty r»e.rs by This foua-t wrantin*. hn* 'n-n fcrtnd, I hnvo just received a nice j M Moretz 1 05 of the poor man's labor t o line of Dress Goods c©nsi: i4 V #n e m i n e n t physieian. wtM» b-v; (It DBDoughert 4 4 just its self t o the new order '• 60 " with ct .-<v>ri MM uiiv»i-ytnK t l(>r ell ing of help pay theexpences of ihe John Aver 4* 4 4 3 30 /• distf- o?s. tor wliich it is reeoiniucdoi. Vt of things before a n y new fi­ never fat!* to i>e*-.-fH from the Sin* d'--", taming two acres • ri quirklv and etr»w-tu*Jly (<r-»!r>sr »ut 4 1 00 4 Government? As i t is most L porch White ami Black Era* 4 , tbe Second tract lying ? dincaei rornv* Irom .sf.iii,tjuwn thrr.o_;rU nancial legislation is had. 4 tlir mrdinm of A« pleMrtU or Injnrtoq* lirer«iid k;«t4 4 broided [Skirting. A of his bonds and capital are w winebarger 2 00 n«jr« -rlth .r.t anv 11 rfTrcts. it i» tvMilt of l«-tor»nc* 4 1 97 4 j w Morgan 4 4 P couJinon nesr, ion,andTUirtbo*'..ngii Itnowlrdr# or -npprnMt •notbut it in fmatSM opon exempt. big l o t of White The iron industry of Birm­ 4 1 70 BY Billiard 4 4 of modvr medical uwti nre. 1't mad eS-«rf.u«4iy and others, and known as the Goods, W orsteds pnrifltM -nrlcbea Vb* blond 4 1 70 L. E. Davis store house and lot 4 4 4 ingham and also in Tennessee w E Gray hmltb in the suC'Tevt. A* v a» urrf<l t«rt4« Don't Suit the Republicans. and etc. A nice 4 is reported a s resinning bus­ j(>e B Todd csc 4 beallh-ftivlng p ; b f.» t t tro 113.16 on Elk, containing two acres » It In without a rirM.p o /v fn«rIn »-w»i; «*of beyond comparison 4tt Ever.\ animal in the repub sol Newland 4 line of ladies' 4 19 15 more or less, to satisfy the a- . ofrordd te> the public,wiii. i 4 itlsi;,«» irop»r*:iness and with favorable pros­ illi retniittiift frata tnipvrra aadico-o fnc ,iAl 4 mount due by L. P. Rudisill and lican menagerie is howling in T L critcne J P ' leh d blood—the enrrent of llf«; t ; mkly 40 Trimmed a n d Un trim Med pects. Many e t h e r in lustries cttr-s lew, tlleenr*. lW««»e*n.'v. w ife L E. Davis »•:)! B| U»HWW» concert. T h e new Democrat­ H Moody con 4 • 1 10 duly to recorded in mortgagee is -•• V • i t AT8 JLi^rep, uen-A are said t o beoperuting with Gook "u," 4 4 Z-tfit.—mK*. V»nal« 6 75 page 28 Sept. 10th 1S89. Regis­ *' ic tariff doesn't suit them D F Baird sbff 4 Rwuosi etc. Also Trimmings. Tips and 4 a general outlook of activity. 4 2 70 ter of l)»*ds office Watauga Co. This is not strange, althougl p Edirisen DS 4 INVE9TIC*Trt rC h VOURCELF. Flowers for Mats. 4 4 4 Cotton factories a r e now beJ D wilson 3 65 This Dec. 1st 1893, Terms cash. Hfttvl for "»r F>- f,. J* »•' Valanitt* they pretend t o think it so. L M Hodges 4 4 to-i »-«. vrftlkrenwirksble » vronder4 4 6 20 L. E. D AVIS Mortgagee. C fji arr-.y the simple* ingstarted all over the South A mce liuc of ladies f/ ruran fromot cert fir.'.testooftie naosd vfrThe Chicago platform dec J B dark 60 and Gent's Shines. C OWLES & B ARBER Attys. \ nlent dispose, afterarliiieates teatify with and there is a probability of / h?.|uncfr\Mn wiuud. all known remedloa fnJIrd. Ttiew » that Eetaaic Blood 4 ed against the doctrini no in is the h«rt,chenw»t. ualcltw . Big lotot Tin-ware AS Adams 4 '• 2 35 lip,I moat a n extensive business in Cot­ NORTH CAROLINA 4 41 4> Glass-ware a n d cat ynd to thepowerful Blood Purifier(treatevor 2 05 CollegeTHEAgriculture and Mechanic­ protection and in favor of a A Hampton • noir :i world. of ton manufacturing in the 4 s w culver 4 4 4 95 *-• ( - i —fj.eo bottla : SO.Oii for (1 hotUae. al Arts. Q v v » t o A good Pbf sei.o f - drursi't#; If not, nerd to ut. F 4 4 4 South. Thislooksencourage w p Laws 30 Will begin its Fifth Sesssion y AtldroM El.OC'5 ** CO , Adftuvta, 0a ^ line t,! Nt>tions. A big 65 Sep. 7, 1S93. This College is GBcalawu.y * i ing for the South. Every lot of Jeto s a»;d v ot4 1 15 w i HaU guard 4 tonadee. Jttst ccui<# bale of Cotton o u g h t j t o be now well equipped a nee therewith. T J Allison shff 4 90 cial work, having for its spe­ ( H.IIMS *S snaiiM manufactured in the South 4 GW Bugger JP 4 'KBwpp* ajvinufo I extensive .. "•"I'l'" [ujMirwvv wf 82 wood and» iron shops, cardul. •A * 'NoxoNixai Jo,i qajmpiaq v»» injftnvoq wf In 5 0 0 gnloiis of Crockervt h a t is produced, instead of 4 4 4 . ware. 65 ly fitted up drawing rooms,; L N Mast j° i shipping it t o the Northern w B Harbin 4 4 60 We nre Agent for Helton •U0| I!JM|M, ...U|«n|| ••w»U|»n,| u|«*)nn|iu«( Hor- •luapniwooo l IVJ.1I.., « Jhi|d»<* V1° n 1l JOOOO'OI 4 spindles. Surely o u r peopl? A Townsend L 4 35 ciiemica botani'-al and green JOJ )H0|||*0<lig a,PH»M 1*puJO(i)|] (wql|]| 1>»I>J»«V Woollen Mills. J0M JP! UI909//0Q SSOUISPfffSag f}S30D9IJJn 4 c D Taylor 4 70 tienh ural la.boi a toi ies, will take hold of this enter­ 4 1 05 house and barn. 4 4 828||00 IBI0J8U1U10O A big lot of Moth now on w Muhuel prise. I t is strange t h a t more hand. The teaching force for the 4 4 ed much of the raw J B Green 60 spining and weaving have next year eansists of lo men. 4 4 4 J u s t roct ived a nice lot of J S Eggars 37 The two courses lead if) giad not long a g o been done in w A Thomas' 4 55 nation in Agriculture ami in urers. SUG1R the South, when produced. JR Hodges and s J Hendrix j ' 2 15 Mechanical and Civil Engin­ Many times o u r poverty and Brown and Granulated, a n d 4 1 85 eering. J H south • 4 '• Coffee. hard times a r e caused by a n ' I) Dougherty 4 4 85 Total cost a year, including A big l o t cf Hoes, inactivity of OUT own people. 4 1 35, board: p Edmisten DS 4 Nails, Enterprise and progress f93 .*>(). 35 County students, . J s Justice 4 4 llorse shoes, 4 4 4 $ i g8 50. among the people a r e what L YOU lice 2 25 Pay st udents, ed in preparation Ox shoes 4 4 D coffey 35 For catalogues apply lo brings capital and prosper­ etc. sawing. I t cuts a b o u t every j woods A. Q. H OLLAUY , Pres., 35 i t y and the Southern people 4• Raleigh, N. C. 01IP protective item in t h e McKin - J A cat heart 'J 4 35' i t |1,1 if have lost millions of dollars No goods sold on time, un­ 44 4D^srhition Hwttee. ley law down t o a strictly rev' R E span 35 1- e»'ily iv.r v-.i by aur one ot aitliar sex in any less secured by mortgage. by inactivity and a want of 4 4 of th • r Mvinfry, trfio is wfllftig to work indnsThe firm oi ( obey, Edmis. 35 enue basis.—Press and Caro­ w Rcathcart irrmnlr :r employment which FC 1 65 tcn & Co. is t his day dissol v ­ T I.'bo.- i; light and 'pleasant, and we furnish. 4 enterprise. The Southern von run no W H itagan 4 4 Recollect t h a t 1 will sell iv.:a;ctc,-. o:«t so that linian. 4' 1 07 ed by mutual consent. By yon caw lire the We fit yon trial complete,expense 4 business » witnont people have great opportu­ L F itagan 4 c isi 1 to yewrsi*. For those willing to do a little work, ,you good goods and will n o t 4 4 p Musgrove' * 1 80 agreement, T. H. Coffey .S I i I 11,is is the grandest offer made. You can work misrepresent my wares. Come nities if they would use them. or the nre Rev. Massey of 1 J winebarger 4 4 " 1 07 pay one half the liabilities of alt day, tod inhave aereninjr only. If youyour em- and see my stock whether plo cd. few spare hours at dlsWe a r e proud t o see a dispo­ 4 1 95 said firm and Edmisten and bo«al, urllixv tliem, and a<hl to your Income, - G w Eggars 4 " Our business will not interfere at all. Y'on will sition in North Carolina t o 4 • 1 35 Palmer together will pav the be amazed .th the start at the rapidity and ease you buy o r not. 4 t L A Rogers 4 ' by upon dollar, 4 1 30 other half. Any member of daywbieh you .'t uavs dollarare successfulday In and emerge from t h e old beatenoni. Even beginners from the Most Respectlnlly, U T M Cot trell 4 4 ' I5rst hour. Any one can run the business — none 4 1 35 the ohl firm will receipt: for fall. You should try nothing else NHtU yoa see p a t h s of the fathers and in ^ w B Rogers 4 4 4 1 95 accounts due fiie old firm, for yourself what yoa can do nt the iioainess 4 4 C. D. TAYLOR John May whi.ih we oflfer. No'capital risked. Women are a few more years we will see 4 5 25 and all persons ov dig us are grand workers; nowadays (hey raako as much s J L Hirjley 4 4 ui men. They should trr this business, M il is so great improvements in manu­ n o t been very much enl 4 2 30 earnestly requeste j lo come well adapted to t'icrn. Write at once and see for April 27, 93. 1 joe cook yourseif. Address H . MALLKTT & CO., factures—in farming—stock by their personal q i 4 * Box 8S0, Fortlaiici, Ma. 80 forward and make immedi­ • J n clnrk J/ 4 1 55 ate settlement as the old bus raising etc, etc. Then the l " Dock coffey 4 * 4 1 45 old s t a t e w ill move upward sins. J s Justice 4 4 FOR DYSPEPflTA, 4 1 55 4 4 Many Persons are broken Indigestion, and Stomach disorder*, take R E spar. a n onward. Otherwise she BROWN'S IKON BITTKKS. down from overwork or household cares. Indlj»<*tion, nnd Stomach disorders, ON 4 1 85 All dealers keep It, 81 per bottle. Genuine ha John Arrant 4 4* Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the will remain and complain of BHOWJi'S IRON BXTTICNU. trade mark ana crossed red lines on vrrappa system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile, 4 * Joe Arrant ' 1 97 All dealers keep it. $1 per bottle. Genuine h» and cures malaria. Qet the geuuine. hard times. Vadc-m&rk and crossed red lints 011 u rappe Ths Witan^aDamurat Congress met in general session on the 4 t h and or­ ganized both houses. The tariff measure t h a t has been formed by tbecommitteedur­ ing the interval since the ad­ journment of the special ses­ sion will take precedence of all other measures before Con­ gress and i t is believed t h a t before the early spring the new tariff will become a law. The Bankrupt law is ready for action and will n o doubt pass and become a law. There will be no further legis­ lation on the silver question unless circumstances demand it. However the coinage of silver will continue until the senoirage is all coined, about fifty million of dollars. 6 0UX7Y EX H U M . Deaf for a Year ATTENTION, BUYERS!! R,00K OUT! $ * �SU BSCRI PTION K ATE S Don't fail to see "ad" of Will W. bus got wfi.it j s anxious ail( j trade. * |,,ro111 Globe, N. C. the Xmaal HMsolaw. I Everything in Globe is VO THE WATAUGA DEMOCHVI you want, moving <,ti very n» i he opy 1 year #1.00 for your people hove in theii crops, Restored to " (i mouths 50 and are now fixed t o enjoy " 8 months 85 ^AOTHERS/^Jv — The Rev. Mr, Gragg who the winter season. Rente A DVKKT1HING It AT EH. r O#o\ W1LL ^ and plenty are found in this ' S\?§- A cure /> / «^ By the use of ' inch 1 week .5 .75 has been conducting a series 1 " 1 month L.75 of meetings at Mf, Vernon parrot" the world,and hind1 '< 3 " 3.00 church for.'.the past number j l l t , s , s , , n < l hosp talitv a r e prov i " G " 5.00 erbial. In fact, Globeisn litStoool \ SLEEP I i " 1 year 7.00 of days, informs us t h a t 1 conversions dnl* " worM of ftti own, twill* 0.00 {t her 1 column 1 week.. CLEAR LONG 1 " L month >nth 13.501 ring tin* meeting. Mr. Gragg hemmed in on all sides by 41 LIFE SKIN. 1 3 . steep mountains, which make "For eight years, I was, most of ^2 i is life pastor and was assist- i { 6 " .37. the time, a great sufferer from con­ >Av$the valley look round, from I year 50 00 * ,( i U (j v Edinond Green stipation, kidney trouble, and indi­ i ( . j certain p >i:;ts on the mountgestion, So that my constitution .tfV. =— I - Tim conference of the w seemed to he completely broken I aims. Entered at the Post office at j L. Church S o u t. h, recently i Thanksgiving day was a down, I was induced to try MENTAL STRONG Boone, NA as seeono-ehussi j i; Charlotte, has retainENERGY NERVES] AVER'S Sarsaparilla, and took j (i :ty of rest a t. this place. The mail m a t t e r nearly seven bottles, with such ex­ jed the Rev. Mr. Cherry on the ! store was closed, the people cellent results that my Btomach, I Boone circuit. Rev. Burros. i left their farms, and there was bowels, and kidneys are in perfect .OCA L NEWS. condition and, ili all their functions, DARSAPARILLA | late of the Watauga circuit, no school. The people gatil­ as regular as clock-work; At the goes to the t atawbu circuit. lered at the church and eontime I began taking AYER'S Sarsaparilla, my weight was only 129 -A lot of upp*r leather in i I Rev. .1. E. Thompson is the tributed to the orphan friend, pounds, I now can brag of 159 pounds, and was never in so good health. Will W. llolsclaw s. If you could see me before and after using, you would want me for a I'lvsiiiinjr Elder ror/tl.w «li»-| Ml . F M oore rend Mm Hitraveling advertisement. I swear by AYER'S and believe this prep­ —You can get a dozen time trict. aration to be the best in the market to-day."—S. P. SMITH, 312Poplar st., ble and ga ve some com meats. o r a nges or lemons for 50 cis Towanda, Pa. —Some days ago Mr. Zen A talk from this gentleman a t \\ ill \V\ Hoi so jaw s . "I cannot forbear to express my joy at the relief I have obtained froni May berry, while working at is a 1 vvnyt> very plain and in­ the use of AYER'S Sarsaparilla. I was afflicted with kidney troubles -W C. Coffey has been re­ Die saw mill of W. T. Hayes, structive. Rev.fl. M.Froom for about six months, suffering greatly witli pains in the small of my elected chairman of t h e hoard on Laurel Fork, by accident aho gave a very interesting ! back. In addition to this my body Was covered with a pimply eruption. The remedies prescribed for me by the doctors did me no good. I then of county commissioners. fell, and his foot was caught talk which was appropriate began to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and after using two bottles of it, I felt like a different man—the pains ceased and the pimples have dis­ —B. .J. Couneill is again of­ b.v the saw and cruelly lacera to 1lie occasion. appeared. I advise every young man and woman, in any Case of sickness Mr. Billie Moore is building fering tine household effects ted. Dr. Couneill was sum­ resulting from impure blood, nd matter how long standing the case may for sale, read annoum-enc-nt. moned immediately and his a new house. Me cut and be, to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla."—II. Louis JARMANN, Janitor, 85 William st., New York City. wounds were dressed and the hauled the logs, did the saw­ —Rev. H. C. Moore h a s Or thinks he will soon recov­ ing on his own mid, and is been called to the pastorate tt > of Broad St. Baptist church er from his painful accident-. now building the bous him­ Prepared by £)r. J* 0. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. —The DEMOCRAT goes lo self. But few houses are t Winston. built this way. —T. A. ( ritcher of Bamboo its readers this week ahead The medal I spoke of in my will sell you a Neison wagan of Dine and will t)e out still last letter, was won by Mr. m $5 cheaper than they have earlier next week. The pub­ D. L. Moore. He is not only lisher has worked hard on ever been sold before. the pa] MM for the past year, well pleased but highly elated —On next Saturday a u d and he now asks a short re­ to receive the medal over so Sunday Revs. Hendrix and spite from toil, which he pro­ many good speakers. , Gnsp will have a discussion poses to take during holi­ Christinas is now talked of. Yes, Santa Clans has again umdej his HEAD-QUAR -Ann t he immortality of the days. Don't be disappoint­ and the young people look I LRS AT WILL W. HOLSL LA W'S, and hasA lot of nice soul, at Shull's Mills. ed friends, but you will see forward with pleasure to that tilings, consisting of large vases, dulls, innst »ehe caps and —During the line weather no more of the DEMOCRAT un­ ii.no. The school will give saucers, toys, tops, picture books, china mugs, photo­ for the past few dsns C.ipt. til after (he holidays are an entertainment'at t he close graph frames and albums. of the fall tei in. Coffey has been vigorously over. A large lot of stick and fancy candies, oranges, and ba The date hasn't been de­ /flushing work on the turn­ —I will offer foi sale to the finitely fixed, but in all p r o ­ minims at 30 cts per dozen, mixed nuts, figs raisins, pea­ pike. highest bidder for cash a t the bability, it will be on Thurs­ nuts, firecrackers, canned peaches, oysters, crackers, corn —We hear that .I. I\ Fry, residence of John F. Hardin, day night before Christmas. poppers and a lot of other niceltliings for presents. Men's of Flat Top, was thrown near Boone, on the 1st Mon­ gloves; jewelry, beads, handkerchiefs, cologne, fine flavor­ B. B. I). from a wagon some days ago day in Jan., 1804, the entire ing extracts for cakej such as lemon, vanilla, strawberry, and received painful injuries remainder of the King and AH the name indicates, Hall's bananna, cinnamon and cinnamon bark. Gray household effects. To Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer by the fall. Also dress goods, jeans, hats, shoes'and boots^for all. I —On last Sunday we had a wit: About 80counterpanes, in a renewer of the hair, includ­ want a lot of eggs, butter and other produce at highest ing its growth, health, youthful very pleasant call from Rev. 200 sheets, a 1st of floor mat color, and beauty. It will please morket price. Sherwood who preached in ting, a large number oflamps, you. Yours Anxious to Please. and a splendid line of table t lie Baptist church on Sun­ From Horton, N. C. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. linen and window curtains. day and at night also. Also a big lot of silver ware- Editor Democrat: —C. R Norris, who h a 8 over 400 pieces—consisting Revs. Gragg and Green been in Washington since last of knives, forks, spoons, etc. closed n scries of meetings at April, returned to his home The property must go and Mount Vernon Church last THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTI on Meat Camp last Satur­ all are invited to attend the Friday. The meeting con­ TUTE, FOR YOUNG WOMEN. tinued nearly two weeks and day. big closing o it sale. resulted in 27 accessions to ASHEVILLE, N. B. J. C OUNCILS, Receiver. the church. —Christinas will soon be In the meetings lateiy held here and we have no turkey, Second session begins September IS, 1803. at Three Forks there were Wonder if some one won't The Water preparation for the about 16 additions to that The institution is located in the most beautiful snhut-b of Aflhehave pitv on us and send us hair has ever been invented than c h u r c h , b e s i d e s a n u m - vilie, N. C. The spacious building, recently completed for its use A.yer's Hair Vigor. It restores at a eost of .$00,000 is furnished with pure water from springs on a fat gobbler. the original color to faded and h e r of converts. The the premises, is lighted with gas, heated by hot water and provided —Mr. Nat W. Taylar, of gray hair, and imparts that nat­ meeting was c o n d n c t. e d with hot and cold baths. ural gloss and freshness, every­ by Rev. J. J. L. Sherwood, Elk Rark, the noted photog­ one so much admires. Its repu­ assisted b> Rev. Mr. Ratton. The health a id habits of the pupils are carefully guarded.^Be­ sides the ample space given to outdoor exercise, a well equipped rapher, will be at Will W. tation is world-wide. of Bristol, Tenn. Mr. Pat- gymnasium will be fitted up within doors. No expense has been Holacln w's for six or eight ton, although quite a young spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perfect.™ days to practice his profes­ It is stated the Committee man, made a very favorable lOach pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as a part of on Banking w ill report favor­ impression upon the people her practical training for life, and whilst aiming at thoroughness in sion. for those —Mr. J. W. Morton of Cove able as to repealing the tax of this community. He is a every department, the management will strive to provide christian very earnest and energetic committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a Creek, inform us that during oil state banks. Good if Christain worker,outspoken, school, but a christian home. No pupil will bo admitted who ris not in reasonable health, or who cannot furnish credentials nsj"to t \yf. t h resli i ng see son t h isy ea r true. • and devoted to his calling. nitral character. Reports of successful reviv­ i he worked 42 days, moved his C/inachinel22 tunes and thresh "when your heart is bad, and al meetings came from all /< our Sepnrate Courses of Study tire offered to the Student. 1 THE NORM AL COURSE, for the thorough training ed 6,264 bushels of wheat, your head is bad, and you are parts of the country from bad clean through, what is need­ which it seems that the peo­ «f teachers under instructors from the best Normal schools. 1,202 busheh of rye and 886 ed?" asked a Sunday-school tea­ ple aie heeding the divine ad­ 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE, including bushels of oats. cher ot her class. "I know—A ov­ monition to "seek first the ancient and modern languages, science, music, drawingecc. —L. D. Lowe, our efficient er's Sarsaparilla,"spoke up a lit­ Kingdom of Heaven and all 8. COMMERCIALCOURSE, includingstenography, type­ girl, county surveyor, resigned be tle been whose mothe r had recent­ other things will be nded writing, bookkeeping, ete. ly restored to health by thereto." 4. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a) Scien­ fore the county commission- that medicine. tific cooking, the study of the production and manufacture S UBSCRIBER. rs on the first Monday and cf food, etc, (b) Sewing—embracing the cutting and fitting Nathan Morton our old sur­ Catarrh in the Head (1 J. Harrali president of a of garments, millinery, etc. veyor was appointed to fill large steel Company in PhilIs undoubtedly a disease of the and as only out the unexpired term. adelphia is in favor of the blood,purifier such effect a reliable Pratt School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the best insti blood can perfect —Our friend J. It. Hagn- proposed removal of tax on and permanent cure. a Hood's tutions in the country, chosen with reference to christian character experience and abilty as teachers. man, who is now on a visit iron ore. Harsaparilla is the best blood A thoroughly organized Preparatory department has Seen fur­ purifier, and it has cured many nished for all such as are not prepared for the higher classes. to our county from Washing ton, informs us that he de­ Keep the blood pure by taking very severe eases of catarrh. The school year is divided info two terms; cost to pupil #50 per Catarrh oftentimes leads to con­ board, sires to return to Watauga Hood's Sarsuparilla. If you de­ sumption. Take Hood's Sarsap­ term, or #100 per year, which barely covers the expense ofby a few the school being practically free, having been provided for a n d m a k e h i s f u t u r e h o m e cide to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla, arilla before it is too late. friends to female education. For further particulars apply to do not, be persuaded to take any REV. THOMAS LAWRENCE, A SHEVILLE ', N. C. here. So do. friend. After all th? fuss raised aother. •UIUUJM • gainst Yari Allen, who Cleve­ —The people of Watauga RcHeTc* all sotctifm of wwabmrnoj Minister Willis finds the af­ land appointed Minister to core*GONORRHOEA and tb« noemi* «to$ <tar*. No can get good prices for their othe* treatsInjurious after GLF.ET InRrica,»n ktutr or ant aeceatarf. efforts. Nerercaoaer ft. Held leavg any by dmggist*. produce in North Wilkes- fairs in Hawaii different from Italy, he has refused to ac­ SLOOP MLS CO.. to'fc tllMtl. ft. he expected. It seems that cept the position. Van Allen boro— as good as any place Minister Blount has misre­ contributed largely to the —and N. M. Allen will allow presented things going on in campaign fund in the last BWTiie DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."®* you as much as he can for it the Island. Queen Lil will election, hence the howl rais­ for his hardware. Be sure to not be enthroned in all prob­ ed against him. Where is JW«-A'OW IS 1UE7 LdE -VO* John Wanamaker? see him and he will prove it. ability. A Broken-Down Man [CURES Perfect Health ocsooSS5$SS oo -• ^-( I- AVER'S Sarsaparilla K SAY I Ayer's Sarsaparilla Has cured others, will cure you SANTA-CLAUS. KINCHM \ Tills IS NO HI RUG TO DRAY TRADE! -o- I MEAN BUSINESS. -o— 1 rom now until the first (in? of April I will Bell my sto< k ot CLOTHING —AND— OVERCOAT' A t ^ 0 percent above COST! -oIf you don't think I raean it come nnd look through my 1 STOCK It wont cost yol oae remt if you dout pUrch««e. I have a lar^e » f .ock an want to get rid of it befo spring. aor CALL AND LOOK!-: I would mil your at to v to the big out in prices in * other Iires. RESPECTFULLY, W. L BRYAA 'C Cw CO'Ci �Tii 3 Watauga Democrat ^—I A 1) i: M (iciu TIC fa»n i I y hewspa per 4 ' L Greene A s Ada ins * 4 C M Hodges 4 c J E Luther 4 ' J p Ery eon ' w H BV rd ' Y It L Lowe j p 4 vv II woeden 4 4 Hhilips& enffey j p 4 T L CI I teller 4 4 4 J h Taylor sol New la lid 1 4 I .•> EDUCATE YOl It CUIUS -.17- < 7r, • 45 Clartmont Female Cu 4 ..Ol 4 j isaa"s 4 john Y »rk J B Todd r s c s w culver n s 4 1 80 * 2 50 4 s,5 43 46 •645 4 pgr zzzz CD <10 -o E C"D : : . rTVT^-rsv flXTGEHistlie 2 (if /) F SV - VAS U lifegiviag#]-£ / / • j £ ' ! SPRf,Y LIULQ amtiitof air nnd a I1 'Y'>--\y . j** ' fA-'^•fl water; rwith(int£ , yjv J Jit there an bo no " Y -'5 MQUTHlilo. fc YEOIElG 3 - * PIECE. OXYGEN ia B special medlcat- *s cd Oxygentreat- 3 meat lor diseas- 3 ea of the nose, = «tii~rTr t'im throat and lung#-s t L„.ric.u j.-] lhe inhalation* s \ . f 'T'ARRH ASTHM' j eor.taia Germi-sj ;; -<8UMPTI0N-i."3j cideaand Diain- ~ - lOMCKITlS ' i fectanta, in ad- M (ii i* Hard, i, n 1 rii %J f. l , L> jjSEL-JgriS | :"5": .. Siniiiiimiiiiiiiri«:!;n!!! , .:r»* «iro 'rnrnm f • • • • - fnw'i :: "'S-.' *> IT r '1 v4 •$. j < e1 s.G" • • ' x A r * 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 1 >• Z, HmaTinrjc High Arm. "• £ ji s r "..'i .* V;.Oc ~ than n-ny Sowing Machine la tho iVorhl. ~ ~ Examine THE ROYAL for p-d -rs of ^ cxcelicnco, nnd you wjil [i £ buy r.o HOOFING. CURE j Y athgr Boarding, L; E Csiihrgs, tTrriiaabd5^ge!?ng, OKI iv d Ou RECEIPT C7 59 CENTS P. b Rte^wg Pahit8. Irea Ro&flrig, s and Spouting, yr.^-rre sa Sheet Mcta! for Budding / COW: -L "TC: AND READY \ TO #PI „Y WHEN SHIPPED ) I\U.~ P ••'. " ' ,y,^ ' WE WILL P.I AIL A BOX OF V ^5 & FOR -a- -'amiWMiayHmi 'v' • w rrc»;:MU« worknau to -• '• • v i ^ <t Ai'FI.Y ohm- mut eiiuls •-V wee . - , ie\l?!tK wlidisd* v.-rlto for' Wcris and r!1 llr/titng Si-ln Diseases, llyou ha*9 TEirCS, it mailers n>-1 t)(>w lony K has CiO-.eO, TETTZEINE will as ser&int? cure you ss ycu U3e it. •i i). Cliiclnnati, Ohio. R, AULI8HED 18T2. WiiiW-iXwi• '•>+ 'armless, PaiBlass and Fragrant. T O ®>! BT V Refunded If yon aro fCssnt isfleri .(Sl/l ii- 1 ivltl* the revolts- lleferenons— iowthom Bank of thoRCite of Qaor&la, Chat'nm llairtc, and National I-inkof .Savannah. Jk .iTV 4. - - ii rcD \"iwi hi..<e IT. SRU?TRi^£ & CB0. SAVANNAH, GA. IF C3 a T7 C a O O URE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER P ENDORSED BY PROF A. L. •ETZ.P.H .C, of HI<Ktical Tlep'trtunpnt. Tnlano University of Louisiana, who, alter a careful nualysls, pronomto<-e I. a pure Cream Tartar Powder, which ho cheerfully recommends to the public. IS \ t.I "IRE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" G M G ?URE,WHOLESOMEahd POWERFUL. ^ You Want It. Ask Grocer For li. NEW ORLEANS, ULF FG. O*t LA. '-AldS. DEALERS T 1/ M p l SI G „a ^ II f* T O Baltimore T HE K IN-UO 1 EA liO M ;f i - r ¥ © inal packages and packed in handsome counter display boxes of six pounds each (either size); is only sold in packages, at a reasonable and much lower price to tiie 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 tr - * \ r.! / mil - <" V " i' ^ high-grade Chi­ Put UP 1h attractive and orig­ \ t si o o o nese TC.T 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 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 i r ft IX. f: x. Is a choice biensl of fine, dust (5 « f Only line running' Solid Tcsti old traii.K ftvaen f t . I o i i» and Kansas Hv. Hc( lining i, ir cars and Tour i: tM« (| (is ee of extra charge. 1 will met part i; s at any rado.ad st i t ion with through tickets ind baggage checks. For full inforriintion,maps m a lescrip ive pnmj.hlftH of the A est \v i ito to or call on B. A. Neyvi,GII, Traveling Passenger Agt.. I i) P n t t o n Ave., Asheville, N . C . J. UiiAia/ro.N, ({. P. A Chit a g o . III. ;v Vi. Tetter, Groira Itch, ItcMml Pllr.s, Ring ^ hnigrants going to any of the WE WANT --AN— P li U L> a rtm ',7M and U rfcwes". '. '•next mi I Rest ftltfui/'tpnti Rond in the M ' CNT I R9YAE S. li CO,, RwkM ill. | THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RAID MOA H, P., Mioap 1. The peticnt can cure himself at a small expense \ e s t e r a S t a t e s o r r i e r r i t o r i i s and without outside assistance. and going 2. No change of diot or pursuit of life Is nocessary .id save lime and money route, in. (biicago AH on during treatment. 3. The remedies nrc In no wise offenslvo to tho is the quickest route to patient and entail no discomlort. 4. Tho remedy reaches tho scat of tho troublo directly. :A\SAS CITY, DENVER, 6. Tho rnmadlns and means of appliance can be carried in th J packet without inconvenience. PI IOBLo, XltVIV Tit KATMENT at any clrtty stort, Vnd nil points in Idaho, Wash k CA' T E R I N E ANO INSUFFLATOR , $2.00. ington, Oregon, Utah CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Cacierine Medicine Co., Waco, Texas, a nd ( alifornia,. £ ~ Set- i o; IV £ lliu &8i'lMhn"'irtii(( Sinitlo, •» Has N< ' .o.ivul In Coiifiii.itlsn. £ li'uc a dmtvitraaoSi 5 an KJojc.im I-lni,»h. £ I»a« a IVrlV-ot Air-nt. llan a l'oilHvnT»'i*-a^ £ IIiuMylliik Fnriiltaro, ~ flu . Moth (Inod Sowi:-^ £ doas u LurgW KnOuo ot'4.' i TAKE THE EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. :| P ' • - /: v ? I I v 1 •,\ - * r , !• ffl* * CAOTERLNE % 5 YEAS 8 |" " j for th.co dis- -* Do yon want to aid in building up a papnr that, nhaH reflect the greatest credit on North Carolb na, no matter where it may be seen? Then patronize The B iImington J h'ssrngm A LAUGE ElGHT-rAGE I'Al'EU Do yf)ii want a' reliable paper riving you all the news of the •vorid—ft Democratic gcwspajier hat equals the best—has the urges1 circulation, ami has ior twenty-one years been i part and factorial thegrowth and devvolojunent of the Old North State? 'i hen sul s« i he for Till'] WILMIKGTON iVl SSi M.I I{ Campaign Ibitcs: M . Br*>aii«\n<r, Loulkvilio, Kv. H i h o Daily Messenger," 1 y 7 -.vlr.'i.. d'.iru maila>ldreaa«dofto our * • Vy r {.ihiil) 11 copy us 2 h-- u ct' a treatment la fu»l. Send ij nail, 4 inontlis on trial, for • '< u ''ri/cu-.-i.Uh* 3 t2.()D : ' y- ' • i'- ft NASHVILLE, S v.)., TENN. ~ •iiiiiiftieiiiiiiiiiiiiiicitiiiiKiiiiiiit 'hti weakly '"Transr-ri { Mes; Tugor," (the largest a n d j oest paper in t h e S t a t e ) 9 I n o n t h s on trial for $1.00 : (Jash in advance. Both n p e r s a r e la rge Eigh t-1 'age •. beets. Send Postal Card i tii the address o f fiv< per>ns and receive sample cop­ es of T HE M ESSENGER . NATURE'S Oct. 1st. 1888. ti". CURE FOR >Wi |®5» ,8 r - y /? A- na Trwss." • * i.. OI i Ua Kt'llllllllllllllllSICIIIIill':!!!!.:!* - ravEf# gss»«assi •4 >w*. tziwu-iczma , J4 Bf-ldLW.ALDdpohlturlfa: brxmaSt. Atlanta. Ct . * • * ' 11s r I (.'•)- 1 jy BuIMiui, OutaUa. Neb, • . IN- (ho hott td&lcd. r* #*? om i ' -.r-arrvlr-!; fieremsdyhylnhalatioBi-i-lit to 3 • iir sr-t 0™ the diaease, naklng it a POSITIVE jj •H I ft "-tij Epoolflos uted in C itarrh nnd 3 • Kr 1 ho it j,iX ;ji«lrpatentrufidioine. Physicians 3 -I»• proctice. ,i.£ \f K?D?CS-::0 1 SIJ UBB.« . OXYCF.?J 1 ai I BOB" :r.0AUT!0N v •> y.xohhm Shop, ' . nutl any NEW8 PA PE R The Pride of thu North Caroli­ 13 THE % ;Tv •• • • -a I : 'i'. '• k lo rt i a. f< r" ti 5 I-. 8 l ,- N. -i r •* a •' r - J ''' 1 if 3 S* • M n C) is v ft di v 'j-;-- 1 I fi •* •-i n o ; ;j i: -i •: 6" r :; |l^r one eft ho nF.NT 'IV! JL s »ki irtft i ' A '• 1. iwd *? it <-«ropr« I | 11 „ r* the wi.r!i'. en* Srl1iiii »«re nneqiuln], anilw« will K.ndFiir* in iuuut'utc cur •Opcriorgood! IPO- K KH'nw in tflch Inratitr . •••bovpIOBccr.ntho** who write 8f-a<l Stamp far lllu.ua:... .'.u. L&X, |K-"toiifn» Ouljr yen l>»r. tndo of • ' U i':" ' ,W',, • -•» t?-n chnnc# «hnw mnk.proo.l* »o TiisSoiiuiracberPyinnasiur:! Ss. n'1 iio. 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C dl Of :;«-?r* •». •copo,ee lerareA* feeeejr tocarry.lav will d«n shew vou bow you We Irenf, ble,orIndige3tion,usflr niton ?rs IKON niTTi •m-/: * •o '• X'rntion ">:* ?r..w 5»EU ^ Iff'. out11 etpcrionc* Bettor write•!>nt om <*«»We JIRVfW»m the utmoh«rget. ALBERT F. t >mTTillf, U c.A make from t.»?<ii I a all exprcM r,with­ M IK*. wiltyon, e1e«n«c your liver, ns. c;vo nnd ••••• * BROWN'S IRON BITTSfiS Addrrsi, II 1IALLETT k CO,, Box IHilui.ANI), i" a good appetite. I' .|'.|||U • > • . I . r I IM SI*-* , 2 ti) S3 • •" ,:4''vf d Z * l (>0 4 1 70 - • te AND SALE. A L# .1 )i. k'On 8 C Miller win Mint on PECIFIC OXYSENI F" BREATH UP LSFEA"! !1 - V :\S "205 lege, 4 20 4 2 05 HICKORY, N. 0. 4 1 12 On surpassed tor location, thor­ '2 17 oughness and cheapness. 4 1 l r> Christian, hut not sectarian, ( o r \ j y E X Hi a n . raculty able and painstaking. 4 45 Special advantages in Music. ( < oiitinuM from last week.) 4 35 Send rdr Catalogue. 4 6 25 ADDRESS •TITRORS. 4 2 00 .i winebarger.' 4 REV. J. L. MCIUMJY , President. li u : Mtii day 1 4 1 35 ' 1 10 i t o b v B r o w n 4 4 k J L ItUlfi 4 4 1 85 1 !v> Rohy Brown ih t N0 T1CE. J i- .M »lvtZ 4 1 10 J hoi ton 4 4 72 Having seized rlie follow­ • H HI VTIR, 4 1 72 1 10 | J LHemphill 4 ing jaoperty, to wit; three i- L ditcher 4 4 2 20 1 10| o Beach < 9 1 - 1 r u s k s 0 1 apple brandy supJ i) Harrison 4 4 2) 1 10 Q Beach '*! I p o s e d t o c o n t a i n a b o u t 25 L c wilson * 4 1 10 J H Bryan 4 ^ J :_lgalons; one yokeofoxen. one J A naird 1 10 G F Mediatnty 1 47 t w o - h o r s e w a g o n a n d c o p p e r 4 i J Miller 4 110 Tjshoun 60 4 4 2 70 s t i l l , t h e s a m e a t t h e t i m e in J p Davis 4 1 10 win Michael 4 5 <<. > • 7 ' 11 lie possession of P F. Eller, J wine!inrger 4 4 1 10 RJ Mills 4 ! .ti- Such ut-'iy.ni'O made for vi Jr. seizure in C I' Todd 4 1 10 D walker 1 60 olation of the (J. S. Internal \v \\ lingers 4 4 110 R G smith 4 4 2 15 4 Revenue law. Notice is In re J c Morton 4 1 65 1 10 McHarman 4 4 by given that any one claim­ M M Manner 1 10 (Continued inside.) ing said property will do so itoby nrown 4 1 10 within the next 30 days and A J M' Mride trav 5 90 State of N. 0. Watauga ?o. bond the same as the la w re­ it ihp acca gruti 4 30 quires in such cases, or t h e 4 Teh 3 60 I. 0. •). Fottrell do hereby eer 4 3 70 * following to be the n- same will be thereafter ndver Phlppg 4 3 50 , l , ( ) unts charged and allowed tised and sold as Hie U. S 4 ivett 4 4 3 60 reer ^^. 1P l^oard of county com- laws direct in such eases. The 4 3 70 'uissioners, as per acets. on said property is now stored itrrison 4 4 4 2o hie for ttie 12 months ending at W. L. Bryan's BooneN.C, 4 In in let K E LIAS , Cf»l. 5th Dist. N. C., 4 4 4 10 N,) Y- 8 , 0r , h 1393: *n sr by R. I j . COUNCILL, D (V 4 4 55 4 ^ 1 ' Coffey served 17 days Bain 4 4 70 H f two dollars per day $34 Thoiras' L 4 4 9- j Served as Fin Com. 4 ' $8.00 4 Mi^er Superior Court, Watauga 4 4 10 T , , t n l $42.00 Idlings 4 4 4 30 4 'I- 11* N1;» H t 15 days $30.00 County, James (L Rose vs. •trry 4 3 90 J hi fin a nee one day $2.00 Thos. A. Lagaincn and wife. xorlis 4 4 • 4 4 lo traveled 168 ins at 5e 8.40 James P Hagauian and wife Id Yates 4 $40.40 Saiah i I again a 11, Commis­ 4 3 90 'Total Bns tie V . W. Presnell served 16 sioners. 4 3 80 J Morton tra As c( mmissioner appoint­ days at $2 per day, $32.00 4 5 00 jidiiliips Traveled 88 IDS at 5e $1.40 ed by t he court in tlie case of joreene 4-3 55 $36.40 James (i. Rose against Thorn 4 4 4 10 Total jwilson J. ( Hoi ton served 4 days as A. Unguium) and vvii'e Sa4 4 4 10 Kgga rs n 4 3 90 ! f ,Hr ha.v $8.00 rah, Jas. P. Hagatnan and 'N orris Traveled 40 miles at5c$1.20 wife Nannie (and Sarah Ha 4 low ranee 4 30 $9 20 gainan, widow of Tlio's Hastnnber.v 4 3 90 Total 1 w i " Hl " . V 1, H. H. Fiirtliinp- served 'lliree|S ,M !!""4 Miller . 4 10 da.vs nt $2 per dny T $0 00 h ' Klu ' Hl for cusli nt I'llliiipS 4 3 70 Tmveled 112 ms. at 5c$5 (}() the court house door in tin 4 ' Coffey S80 "Total ' $11.60 town of Bojne on the 1st day 4 i tra ntiliff Jan. 1894, it being the first 1 40 This Dec. 5th 1893. oreen C. J. Cottrell Reg Deeds. Monday in said month, the 3 60 I. rrituher following valunnle tracts of ;1 . eer 4 30 hind lying and being in Wat­ CIuss in Grummcr. 0 3 90 M • a la way auga county. 1st tract ly 4 4 30 j. oreer ' Teacher—Parse the sen ing on Watauga River ad 1 10 tence, Yucatan in a peninsu­ joining the lands of A. B. MolsHaw day 4 p Edmisten* * 1 101 la. Mast. lacob Wagner and 1 101 wiiagainan 4 4 oth 'rs, known as theThomns Pupil (who could never tin 1 10 Tow nsend 4 4 A. Haunman farnr, 1he same 1 10 derstand gram trier, anyhow) containing 284 acres more winebarger* 4 E iteece 1 10 —Yucatan is a proper noun, or less. For the bonds o) 4 1 10 h M Moody 4 4 nom'tive case, second person this land reference is hereby 4 1 1 0 Mstnnbery 4 4 made to book of mortgages, smgplar— 4 1 10 it in cannon 4 4 " H o w d o y o u m a k e t h a t pages 540 41 42 register's 4 1 10 F Trivett 4 * office Watauga c o u u t . 4 1 10 our?" 4 4 pTodd Brushy Fork creek being lo 1 4 1 10 "Fiist person Ion tan, sec­ X ). 2, as allotted to J. P R A south 10 ond person Yucatan,f third Hagaman out of the real es Eben mm i rd 4 4 ^ 1 1 0 person Hecatan; plural, first tate of Thomas Hagaman. TC Hartley 4 4 4 4 30 w s trpehnrch or ' Weeatan, second sr.aied., as one of the heirs of 4 4 20 person 4 J A Denney ' said Hagaman, the same ad " 4 3 30 per crit Green joining the lauds of J. L 44 (»o to your seat!"—' hicn \\ IN »LE ANT) H \1 FEES. Hayes Z. Adams and oMiers go Tribune. . containing 75 acres more oi T IX t- «k w hole a ad 1 all fees 1 70 less 3r I 1 raet lying on wat 4 1 70 k .1 on son ers'.of Brushy Fork creek, be D»< Ode of.\orth WiIke.Nl»oro. 4 f 67 j w srown 4 ing lot No. 1 as alloied to h c wan you t*> A MI i"mher 4 1 65 A cltnvson Sarah Hagaman out of th On the nan teenth of December 4 1 20 V in Michnei 4 ' iat M e W instou Land Company real estate of Thos. Haga 4 1 35 4 . MeGQiye man. ded, as her part of hi Will n;i\ vou n symphony 4 1 15 : n the p iee ot town lots. {- • - worley estate as his widow, the sain 4 1 95 Where you can live and fear not adjoining t he lands of Ad­ w Norris 4 2 7 0 As you enlinle the b r e e z e 4 J E Luther ams, J. R. Hag unaif am 4 ) 4 1 8 5 h p om tlie mountain trees. J E Greene others and containing 75 4 2 4 0 No secure v ou a h m e J H .lohtisnii 4 acres more or less. Fore • 4 2 3 5 And breath this c z o n e. of 1 he last f v n > cut o s Franc 4 snrelv 2 35 You ea n is'yd vnplav. i w Jiugge, 4 As there e-fonrt h pay. tracts of land ref«»renc 2 45 8o gef one of these town lots. hereby had to book »»1 < • j whitehead 4 2 05 On whi< h t o ereet voire eo^s. gag* - pa, - 510 41 j v Foster 2 10 T bit T mils- .n fit take time isten . op' •e wat; a„j con t M-a -e 2 10 To moke , r , »n n I'hvjpf*. 8e le of in t*e LHT Moore 2 10 dust ^ l is »eme»i)ber m>o c fir ! -- k\ will II* arv Moore* 1 i -iO Or tho t : » <«teeefh of Tie vrrber. judgment in i v r <d tk. ., :• Fry 3 < 0 \ s •ve' 4 as tow n lots plaintiff Jac;es (i I osc , >\ it warn 4 10 There re lots and lot . nnd lots gainst 1 lie defendants thoi nil! Haminon* 1 4 5 Of useful Hardware as A Hagaman. -I. P. Haga w I'Fdmisten* And servicnble Hardware 1 60 man and o< hers obtained 1 N Presnell That can tie found, 1 6o without hunting around. *pi ing term offcy'pei ior com M presnell 1 55 \ nd this, f r sure. of Watauga con n I. v 1 h9 i fo .i M Phillips/ * 4 f be .sum ol $1,0' 10 a.- prim-, 1 60 \t N. M. ALLEN'S STORE. ij presip'lt 35 pie M • i ll interest on s; n r Hodg'-s D Moliifion Notice. 35 n om 2nd dn \ M A prd i LU'oi Robin T| « i of i , iffe v. E t until pa it I. a MM **osi «-f act > A J 2 I lllisl »*|» '•"i i ( >. is tins day fli^solv Said jmigineuT MH j -« ; 1 35 willpalinei ' 35 ed Lv aaitual co'isent. By <•1 c lit - as f<.Hows: Jan 1! Lou Hoi>cle \v 4 2 10 ngiee oent, T II Foffe.v is f i 92. r 625; A p it 9 .1 B M M t u ey 4 1 80 l );, . v " ,,f ' Half th" liabihMes ol $28C,.;59. < t -T. ' 23;•« 1• it L BinghatTi' 3 22 M} iid firm and Edmisten arid $ 5 2 6 ! 9 I5t|e 111 tee S| a |. ,i t Biagharn 4 2 52 Palmer together will pay the will o made to ' he pi): <-i a 4 \I L M 'Ne|| 2 65 °ther half. Any member of er. li u ilson • old firm will r 'ceijn or j. r . s mirotr 4 ,1 on i) w ils >n eon IP« due 1 he old (ii ai. I »!• fi it e i . «fHug' 1 to the intm-est ot Uoun. J'/ ,*}£? UI1 ; Nation. Published ^ ' -N t uui-Mda.v at Boone, Wutuuga ( omit v. N u OlIllllllllllillllllMllltlllllllllllllllliliiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiJUiiib A COMPLETE OVERMAN'S = ZLQSm® A ('•• , ml Trn •r-M.w:i oHiltwLMdiUM. MMtei-ato r«et, P ir 0 Sf9 is On- is: e U. S. P?te*i* Crfioe. tan o.:-i* conducted for paient in less tirac thanthose renv'ic from "i 'asiilnsrum. S.cid model, (irnwiliy Sir ph^'o., with ilr-rrtpdon. \»'e ndvisfl, ii \> n» t'lti'" «> pw, ltd of cl .rye. ( : r fc- irt'Tuat'. l I • ncrnreA. A > r»shl: OLI;' v "'J» h-mes 'Tactual cilsnt; i.i y 51 -tc, town, mnl fi - e. >, and we e«n cecuro at Oi. .A - v!i- ^ O t» $ •- if if ipOSno C *-$z O'LCii, VI uiRi.iyicfi, � 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 6 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_1893_1214_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: December 14, 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 1893-12-14 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/787e48569ada4af1a077c5495b6bf14c.pdf e3eb7024699af9fd637f3ce426a36ee8 PDF Text Text VOL (J BOONE, PROFESSIONAL. WATAUGA WASHINGTON COUNTY, rriUllSDAY, DECEMBER 2L 1893, NO. L E T T E K . | would bear hea vily 011 m a n y Entertainment at Ttristicg Temple. s h o u l d , a s h e s a i d , be very a n d a l s o o n a l l c i r c u l a t i o n people with very limited Edit or Democrat: careful in t h e selection of o u t s t a n d i n g m o r e t h a n & From our Regular Correspondent. W. B. COUNCILL, J i t . means, while t h e individual T h e e n t e r t a i n m e n t a t T w i s teachers. M a n y of o u r pub­ y e a r , s o l o n g a s , arid when­ ATTORNEY AT LA ,V. President Cleveland w a s n o t a x would be collected f r o m t i n g Temple school h o 11 s e lic schools a r c ma le.w o r t h l e s s ever necessary, t o keep a Boone. If. C. m o r e disturbed b y t h e seem­ the wealt hy w h o e s c a p e t a x ­ was held o n T h u r s d a y a n d o n a c c o u n t of " h e a p a n d in­ g u a r a n t e e fund of a t l e a s t 3 ing discourtesy of tlie S e m i t e a t i o n in m a n y fo rm s , is h a v ­ F r i d a y n i g h t s by P r o f . J o h n c o m p e t e n t t e a c h e r s being em­ per c e n t of o u t s t a n d i n g c i r ­ w; R. COUNCILL, M. I). in a d o p t i n g a resolution a s k ing i t s influence. If t h e t a x Bingham, of Cove Creek, it ployed. If t h i s w a s looked culation fo r u11i m a te red e m p-1 Boone, N. C. m g for copies of all S t a t e de­ is levied o n individual incom­ being t he close of t h e public a f t e r m o r e carefully o u r pub­ tion of notes, a n d t o meet, ex­ Resident P h y s i c i a n . Office p a r t m e n t d o c u m e n t s r e l a t i n g es t h e rich will t h e n pay school rit t h a t place. T h e en- lic schools would be much im­ penses. proper p r o p o r t i o n j t e r t a i n m e n t was g o o d , proved. T h e public sc hool o n K i n g S t r e e t n o r t h of P o s t t o Hawaii, thai) he w a s by their Section 4 St a t e b a n k n o t e s Office. which t h e y d o n o t a t present F i r s t , a t 1 0 , a . in., t h e en- {it T w i s t i n g T e m p l e lias been m a y a l s o be p a i d o u t a n d the senseless e l a t n o r t h a t fol­ lowed t h e publication of Sec­ a n d would n o t u n d e r t h e cor-1 tire school w a s coupled off in a success this .\ e a r . T h e be­ used a s c u r r e n c y ( o u t s i d e of I)H. L . C. BEEVES. . r e t a r y Grealmm's reeoinmen- p o r a t i o n t a x . " A cornpro- o r d e r by t h e teacher, t h e peo h a v i o r a n d m a n n e r in which t h e S t a t e of t h e i r issue, o n PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON d a t i o n o n t h e s a m e subject a " m i * H l f ? , s by pie who were present fall in line t h e s c h o l a r s acted o n t h e compliance with t h e p r o v i s ­ w h i ' ' h i ) ( ) t h c o r p o r a t i o n a n d a n d t h e procession c o n s i s t e d s t a g e proved this. GfCce at Residence. T h e dis­ i o n s of section t h r e e , a n d o n few weeks a g o . B e f o r e ' t h c Boone, N. C. resolution was introduced he " d i v i d u a l incomes will be of n e a r t w o h u n d r e d people, t r i c t t a l k s of e n l a r g i n g t h e d e p o s i t with t h e C o m p t r o l l e r which was led by Mr. L . D . house a n d e m p l o y i n g P r o f . (us"security f o r u l t i m a t e re­ had given o r d e r s t h a t JII 1 of t a x e d . L. I). L O W E , T h e first of t h e work of t h e Milh-r a n d his lit tle s o n wit h Bingham f o r a t e r m of s i x d e m p t i o n of notes)" of United t h e d o c u m e n t s be copied for the p u r p o s e of s e n d i n g t h e m joint Congressional c o m m i t ­ t h e fife {ind d r u m . T h e music m o n t h s n e x t y e a r . M a y S t a t e s , S t a t e , a n d m u n i c i p a l J* vnornay 2! Law t o Congress with t h e special tee which h a s f o r nonth& was excellent a n d n o t a dis­ their ideas be carried o u t securities t o t h e a m o u n t of message.foil t h e subject which been i n v e s t i g a t i n g t h e meth­ cord m a d e in all t h e m a r e h . a n d t h e i r e x a m p l e followed p a r oi n o t e s t o be issued, t h e -ANDlie s t a t e d in his a n n u a l m e / o d s of t h e executive d e p a r t ­ T h e ' m a r c h w a s conducted by o t h e r d i s t r i c t s , a n d let all c h a r a c t e r of securities per­ Ko'iWUY run Lie, s a g o would s h o r t l y be s e n t ments, of t h e G o v e r n m e n t by E s q . J. IT. Morris' a n d h a v e {i school of {it l e a s t five mitted t o be s t r i c t l y prescrib­ BANNER'S E L K . N. C. in. T h e message a n d accom­ will be seen when t h e legisla. from thence wiridingand m a ­ o r six m o n t h s each y e a r is ed in t h i s bill. The report says that in p a n y i n g d o c u m e n t s a r e all live, executive a n d judicial king m a n y beautiful c u r v e s t h e e a r n e s t desire of lit a p p r o p r i a t i o n bill is re p o rt ­ t h r o u g h t lie fields of J. ( ' . N o r A FRIUND. connection with t h e f o r e g o ­ ready .and t h e y will g o t o t h e J. ¥ IHfftPIIKv i ng o u t l i n e of t h e bill t o b e S e n a t e t h i s week, a n d s o m e ed t o t h e H o u s e . T h a t bill ris a n d Mr. B r y a n . T h e n t h e STATS-DA K TAX REPEAL. A170IINLYA1 LA \V, m a k e s o m e r a d i c a l procession.again mifrchod t o presented, these p o i n t s m a y of tlrose d o c u m e n t s will n o t will MARIAN, , N.C m a k e pleasant r e n d i n g for re c h a n g e s ill several of t h e De­ the school h o u s e . T h e music Provisions of a Meant!re Agreed Upon be n o t e d : In Sub-Committee. -('•>)(I,) The u n c o n s t i t u t i o n a l publicans, e i t h e r in o r o u t of p a r t m e n t s , a l l in t h e i n t e r e s t continued u n t i l all were s e a t ­ of e c o n o m y a n d a m o r e ed. Then t h e public d e b a t e WASHINGTON. Dec. 8—T h e use of the t a x i n g power W i l l p r a c t i c e i n t h e courts o- Congress. T h e y will s h o w a p r o m p t t r a n s a c t i o n of p u b which h a d been a n n o u n c e d following is t h e o u t l i n e of t h e purposes o t h e r t h a n r e v e n u e ) W a t n i g r t . Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ l o n g series of p l o t t i n g t h a t is ell a n d a l l other counties i n the entirely o p p o s i t e t o w h a t h a s lie business. A m o n g t h e s e for -mine t i m e e a m e off. W-ith r e p o r t m a d e t>y t h e s a b c o m ­ is a b a n d o n e d . v - s t e r n iistrict frdFSpecial atten c h a n g e s will be t h e abolish­ Win. Moretz a s c h a i r m a n t h e mittee o n b a n k i n g a n d c u r ­ (2) The Federal interven­ t i a i i g i v e n to the collection of a l w a y s been t h e recognized ment of t h e p o s t a l n o t e a n d Following q u e s t i o n w a s de­ rency t h i s m o r n i n g for a bill tion provided is bused u p o n foreign policy of the United claims. Oa • of several b u r e a u s of t h e b a t e d by Mr. M. H . N o r m t o repeal the ten per cent t a x i he a d m i t t e d c o n s t i t u t i o n a l States. r. J. ('• B"tler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. Dost Office d e p a r t m e n t , t h e on t h e affirmative, a n d J . H . o n fetate b a n k s : right to regulate commerce Your c o r r e s p o n d e n t h a d a Zlonvillc, X. C. Trail'., Tenu. work of which is n a t consid­ Norris, E s q . o n t h e n e g a t i v e , Section 1 . T h e t a x of 1 0 between t h e S t a t e s , little c h a t with C h a i r m a n VVil ered necessary. T h i s is only '•Resolved T h a t t he scenes of p e r c e n t , a g a i n s t S t a t e b a n d ( 3 ) T h e d e t a i l s of t h e F e d ­ Son concerning t h e tariff bill. t h e beginning of t h e work of n a t u r e p r o v e m o r e clearly n o t e s used a s currency i« r e eral d u t i e s prescribed a r c H e said t h a t t h e bill would n •j * > ^ • ~ A y t h e c o m m i t t e e , which h a s t h e existence of a S u p r e m e pealed. confined a s n e a r l y a s m a y b e \,d "JJ« Cjt/iJiiOi be reporter] t o t he H o n - c t h i s three e x p e r t s a c c o u n t a n t s Being t h a n t h e Bible." T h e Section 2 . E x c e p t a s below t o a d m i n i s t r a t i v e f u n c t i o n s , week, p r o b a b l y o n Wednes­ i Alls attend'd at a 11 .aiding it in l o c a t i n g all un discussion w a s verv inlorest- provided, no. S t a t e b a n k ­ none of which m a t e r i a l l y in­ d a y , .and t h a t h e h a d been a hours.'* Q greeablv surprised a t t h e n cessnry h a n d l i n g of public i n g o n b o t h sines. T h e dis- n o t e s shall be used a s cur­ terferes with th© e l a s t i c i t y of June 1, 93. weakness of t h e d e m o c r a t i c siccounts a u d duplication,of eussion, however, w a s rend- r e n c y o u t s i d e of t h e S t a t e o t t h e currency o r with t h e o r ­ won?. I t s i n t e n t i o n i s t o p u t eyed in f a v o r of t h e n e g a t i v e . their issue, e x c e p t s u b j e c t t o g a n i z a t i o n of b u s i n e s s of t h e E F LOYILL i . C. FLETCHER. o p p o s itio n t o t h e bill. T h e t h e g o v e r n m e n t business up­ Musi" a f t e r e a c h speech by a penalty of 1 0 p e r c e n t , e a c h b a n k s , which would be p r o ­ question of s u b m i t t i n g t h e f ,!S V J 1 I * • ' i "- A . A o n t h e s a m e b a s i s {is t h a t of t h e fife a n d d r u m , a n d violin t i me paid o u t . ( I t is n o t ex­ vided for by S t a t e l a w s . i 1 bill t o \i d e m o tratic c a u c u s is R i L ~ t h e r a i l r o a d o r o t h e r big pri­ a n d b a n j o a l t e r n a t e l y . Ad­ pected t h a t this p e n a l t y still a n open o n e . P e r s o n a l l y A T10RNLYS A T LA V, v a t e concern before i t g e t s journ merit until 6 p. in. would be generally collected, News a n d Observer: A n e f J Mr. Wilson is indifferent, be t h r o u g h , b u t i t is a l r e a d y a f t e r which t h e people reas­ a n y m o r e t h a n is t h e t a x im­ f o r t i s being m a d e t o h a v e BOONE, S. C. ing perfect ly satisfied to leave eeia 1 attention »i von j jr to his d e m o c r a t i c Collea- finding i t a h a r d t a s k a s t h e sembled, filling t h e h o u s e t o posed by o u r present l a w ; the d a t e a t which t h e tariff to the colletion ot claim*, "ts* i „ ucs t o . decide wh e t h e r t o employees of t h e useless bu­ a l m o s t overflowing. F i r s t , b u t r a t h e r t h a t , a s f a s t a s bill will g o i n t o o p e r a t i o n r e a u s a p p e a r t o h a v e m o r e was a re address on Education t h e prohibited n o t e s c a m e in­ postponed t o J u l y b u t Mr. hold a caucus o n t h e bill o r L. L. GREENE, <fc CO., n o t . H e t h i n k s t h a t t h e per­ Congressional friends t h a n by Mr. M. H . Norris, t e a c h e r t o t h e h a n d s of responsible Wilson, w h o is in c h a r g e o ' a n y o t h e r c l a s s of g o v e r n ­ of Elk K n o b Academy. T h e p a r t i e s o u t s i d e cf t h e S t a t e the bill, s a y s t h a t t h e d a t e REAL E S T A T E A Y T 3 . m a n e n t benefit which t h e bill ment employees. a d d r e s s was g o o d , a n d o u r of t h e i r issue, t h e p e n a l t y o n w3s fixed a f t e r c o n s u l t a t i o n will c a r r y t o millions >f o u i _— iiOOSE, N. I. D e m o c r a t s in t h e H o u s e people would d o well t o t a k e p a y i n g t h e m o u t will c a u s e with m a n y l a r g e m e r c h a n t s people will f a r o u t w e i g h t h e a r e determined t h a t t h e bill his advice a n d e d u c a t e them­ them t o be p r o m p t l y r e t u r n a n d m a n u f a c t u r e r s . H e a d d s Will give special aITen t i o n h a r d s h i p s t h a t ' i t will t e m p o t o a b s t r a c t s of title, t h e s a l e rdrily impose o n t h o u s a n d s , j a d m i t t i n g U t a h t o s t a t e ­ selves a n d children m o r e ed for redemption a n d t h u s t h a t t h e c o m m i t t e e h a s n o hood shall be passed, a n d if t h o r o u g h l y . O u r c o u n t y is effectively k e p t within t h e other desire than to speed of Real E s t a t e in \V. N. a n d t h a t in t h e end i t will be T h o s e he ving f a r m s , t i m b e r tim republicans persist in l o o k i n g t o t h e b o y s of t o ­ S t a t e of their issue.) legislation a n d s m o o t h the" a n d m i m a a l l a n d s for s a l e , generally regarded a s o n e of filibustering t o p r e v e n t a d a y for i t s s u p p o r t . B u t if Section 3 . S t a t e b a n k t r a n s i t i o n . Thirty o d <1 t h e b e s t tariff l a w s e v il- plac­ will d o well t o call o n s a i d Co. v o t e upon i t , a s t h e y did they {ire n o t e d u c a t e d it will n o t e s m a y be paid o u t a n d y e a r s of p r o t e c t i o n h a v e ed u p o n o u r s t a t u t e b o o k s . a t Boone. last week, it will he m a d e a surely be a failure.' N e x t used a s cui reiTcy ( o u t s i d e of t a u g h t a few h u n d r e d t h o u s ­ He l o o k s f o r m i n o r c h a n g e s L. L. ORLEA A CO. p a r t y q u e s t i o n a n d forced t o c a m e t h e r e c i t a t i o n s , d i a ­ of t h e S t a t e of their issue) o n a n d people t h a t tariff l a w s in t h e bill, b o t h in tlm H o u s e March 16, 1893. a v o t e u n d e r a n o r d e r f r o m logues, comic speeches e t c . compliance w i t h t h e follow­ a r e m a d e f o r t h e i r sole bene­ find in t h e Semite, b u t n o t t h e c o m m i t t e e o n Rules. N0TICI1 T h e titles of all would be t o o ing: fit, a n d t h a t t h e o t h e r seven­ f o r a n y c h a n g e s in t h e u n d e r Hotpl Property tor Sate. T h e S e m i t e will t h i s week tedious t o me nt i on. B u t we (A) Bunk n o t e s t o be fur­ t y millions h a v e n o r i g h t s lying principles—the welfare On account of failing health of. the masses r a t h e r t. h a n begin t h e c o n s i d e r a t i o n of can s a y f o r all, t h a t n o t a nished, a n d t h e issue t o be ?eg- which l a w - m a k e r s s h o u l d re­ of myself and wife, 1 offer for sale t h e election repeal bill. Sen­ failure was m a d e . The fol­ istered by t h e C ompt rol l e r of spect. A tax on them of $2.5 my hotel property in the town ot I t h a t of t h e favored few. a t o r Hill will lead t h e demo­ lowing a r e a few of t h e pieces t h e Currency; a n d t o be of or even f 1'H), s a y s Mr. Wil­ Boone, North Carolina, and will i The i n t e r n a l revenue bill c r a t i c forces. which were a c t e d , " G u m t p w n s h a r p l y distinctive design s o s o n , " s e e m s a m a t t e r t o o ^elf low ha'cash anil make 1 e in.s b p p n entirely c o m ­ o suit the buyer., and will take News a n d Observer: T i n W o m a n ' s Assoc i a t i on" a din- a s t o show ( 1 ) t h a t t h e y a r e t r I v i a 1 t o cofflnlain of; i t real or personal property iti ex­ pleted, but it. p r o b a b l y will be d a s t a r d l y a'et of t b r o w i n g a | I o £U<5 with Miss Moliie T u g - Slat - * b a n k n o t e s , ( 2 ) t h e helps t h e business of t h e few.' this week. I t h a s been defi­ change. Applv soon. 1 a n t e d a t - d a t e of t h e i r issue, a n d ( 3 ) W. L. BRYAN. nitely' decided t o d o u b l e t h e bpjr»b i n t o t h e French C h a m m a n c h a i r m a n Nowjjthat t h e tariff is t o b e ber of deputies, following s o ^ Y Morris a n d Miss unde r which sectjon of t h i s reformed t h e r e s h o u l d be n o t a x un c i g a r e t t e s ; t o t a x NO 7 ICE. d e l a y in Congress a b o u t i t ; p l a y i n g c a r d s , a n d t o t a x in­ closely t h e a t t e m p t e d m u r - | Minnie l u g m u n " A r u m p u s a c t they a r e issued. P a r t i e s p u t t i n g p a p e r s in ( R , ) B a n k s i s s u i n g s u c h n o unnecessary speeches by der tlie E m p e r o r of G e r m a n y 'i; shoemaker's shop"— m.v h a n d f o r execution will heritances. T h e income is N.O.Coffey Miss L o u a Mor-1 n o t e s t o be subject t o in- the d e m o c r a t s ; b u t l e t t h e pleas e advance the ices with «till undecided, which w a s a n d his Chancellor b y b o m b s e ! z a , H s e n t from F r a n c e , would in' M 1 1 1 Blackburn. A sped ion by t h e C o m p t r o l l e r m e a s u r e be h a s t e n e d t h r o ' , t h e p a p e r s a n d t h e y will re­ first a greed u p o n b y t h e com­ of t h e c u r r e n c y , b u t t h e s o t h a t business c a n a d j u s t ceive p r o m p t a t t e n t i o n , o t h e r mittee, will remain in t h e bill, d i c a t e t h a t t h e r e is a section political s p e e c h ' comic. wise t h e y will be r e t u r n e d t h c u n d e r s t a n d i n g being t h a t of very d e s p e r a t e a n a r c h i s t s ! 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T h e l a t e s t s a y s t h a t Aug. 3 , ' 9 3 , unde r very prom Friday before t h e 5 t h iiie ising prospects, l i is ten miles 1 li ursday Dec. 21, !S!Jd. leaves, a n d in a few weeks all K o p e will hold o n a n d t h a t d a y in Dec., 1 8 9 3 . west of Hickory, N. C., n e a r t h a t now a t t r a c t s t h e eye in t h e P r e s i d e n t will send u p , I n t r o d o t o r y s e r m o n by Ih \ t h e n o t e d Connelly S p r i n g s , t h e forest will h a v e perished. t o t h e S e n a t e a g a i n , h i s re­ whose w a t e r s o r e being ship­ J. F. Davis at 11, a. m. W i t b t h i s issue t h e publish­ And s o it is with all e a r t h l y a p p o i n t m e n t , a n d t h e m a t ­ ped t o E u r o p e a l m o s t every 1 s t q u e s t i o n : Is t h e r e a I e r ot' t h e DEMOCRAT b i d s t h e b e a u t y a n d e a r t h l y associa­ t e r will be f o u g h t o u t in t h e d a y . B o a r d , includinge**ery present a b a p t i s m of t h e H o nanny r e a d e r s a n d friend a expense, is Irom $ 5 . t o f 9 . per t i o n . T h o s e with whom we S e n a t e . ly spirit?—Speakers, J J dieu u n t i l a f t e r t h e h o l i d a y s . m o n t h . T u i t i o n r a nges from mingle m u s t be s c a t t e r e d i n t o F a r t h i n g a n d J . C. J o h n s o n . H a v i n g l o n g ah^cefound t h a t $ 1 . t o $ 4 . per m o n t h . No o t h e r circles o r with ourselves Bishop L y m a n , t h a t g r e a t 2 . W h a t is the Bible law <>1 healthier, h a p p i e r a n d m o r e all w o r k a n d no p l a y m a k e s m u s t b e g o n e . We h a v e l e a r n a n d g o o d m a n , a f t e r a life of g i v i n g ? Spe a ke rs, J . L . S l i d m o r a l place c a n be found in Mrs. Mary E. O'Fallon Bob a dull b o y , he p r o p o s e s ed a g a i n a n d a g a i n t h a t he a r d u o n s toil for hisfellow men America. A c o m p l e t e busiOf Plqun, O., siiys tho Phy­ wood a n d J . F . S p a i n h o u r . a s h o r t s e a s o n of r e s t . I n bid sicians arc Astonished, w h o builds o n e a r t h his s p i r i t h a s " paid* t h e d e b t , t h a t all ^ 3 . W h a t is t h e i m p o r t ness e< >u rsc a 11achei. Add re ys and look at lior like ono d i n g y o u a d i e u he m o s t e a r ­ DR . It. L ABKItNJETHY, PRESIDENT, ual s t r u c t u r e builds o n a m u s t p a y . l i e r e s t s fro m his " B a p t i s m f o r t h e remission nestly hopes that Christmas of s i n s ? " S p e a k e r s : C. S . F a r R u t h e r f o r d College, N. C. very p o o r f o u n d a t i o n . "IbiH- l a b o r s , a n d is r e a p i n g his r e ­ benedictions m a y r e s t o n o n e thing, David Green and D. (J s i n g a w a y " is w r i t t e n o n t h e w a r d in H e a v e n . Herman. a n d all of t h e m a n y f r i e n d s o Long and Terrible Illness f o i e s t . " P a s s i n g a w a y " is from Blood Poisoning 4 . YY h a t position s h o u h o u r h o m e p a p e r , especially written o n all e a r t h l y emolu­ How We May Conquer the Zartii. the body o.'cupy while pra.vt h o s e w h o h a v e helped t o Completely Cured by Mood' s ments a n d attainments. My o w n experience a s a n ing? S p e a k e r s : j . P . R o b i n s Sarsaparllla. keep t h e p a t c h e s off, o r , B u t n o t s o with o u r f u t u r e e x p o r t merchant, h a s e x t e n d ­ and John W. B rown. Mrs. Mary E. O'Fallon, a very intelligent should have said, on o u r V\ e h o p e t h o s e w h o a r e n o t lady of I'iqua, Ohio, was poisoned while as­ residence. L e t t h e world per­ ed o v e r 3 8 y e a r s , in which an autopsy years breeches. A jolly g o o d t i m e a s s i g n e d s u b j e c t s w i l l n o t sisting physicians atulcers broke5 out onago, and soon terrible her ish, let i t s b e a u t y b e g o n e , time 1 h a v e d o n e m y s h a r e YY'e wish tocallattonGoutoogr feel s l i g h t e d . Let. all c o m e head, aims, tongue and throat. Iler hair all if i t is a l i t t l e p r e m a t u r e , t o h o l d i n g C h r i s t v:e hold a n t o i n t r o d u c e American m a n ­ a n d h a v e a g o o d meeting ine of second-hand • mi out. She weighed lul 78 lbs., and saw t h o s e w h o h a v e given us a p ..o prospect of help. At last she began to eternal possession. M a y ufactured g o o d s i n t o foreign VV. W. Presnell, Euggies, Carts, wagons, % hike Ilood's Sarsaparllla and at onee Im­ preciative wprds, while a w a y A. M. T r i v e t t , prover! ; could 300:1 get out of bed and walk, C o d g r a n t t h a t t h e b e a u t y c o u n t ri e s in competition Hacks, Harness Etc. d o w n in t h e d a r k recesses of oho says: " I became perfectly cured by E . j . Norris, Com. of flower a n d f a d i n g leaf m a y with t h e m a n u l a c t u r e r s of t h e i r p o c k e t s l a y hidden t h e Hood's Sarsr.pariila 1 hey are almost good as iu-w, be t o o u r s o u l s prophetic, in­ E n g l a n d , G e r m a n y , F r a n c e Desolation Notice. ondr.ru now a well woman. I weigh 128 lbs., and persons wishing to buy can dollar t h a t would h a v e help 1 In* firm of Coffey, Edmis- cat well and do the work for a large family. e d us m a k e m o r e of a success s p i r i n g a n d g r a n d l y elevat­ find S p a i n ; a n d t h i s exper­ secure bargains by e,filing on us. My ease ing. And a s o u t of t h e b u r n ­ ience h a s convinced me t h a t ten (x Co, is t h i s d a y dissolv­ physiciansseorv a wonderful recovery and look r.t mo in astonishment, as of o u r p a p e r . A g o o d , f u t YVe have a big lot of NEW almost lihe out rui«ol ft-ant the drnd." ed by m u t u a l c o n s e n t . Bv C h r i s t m a s t o t h e d e a r , g o o d i n g bush t h a t Moses s a w t h e f e a r s o u r m a n u f a c t u r e r s a g i c e m e n t , T . II. Coffey is t o HOOO'3 Ph.*..3 should ho In cvi»ry family BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS I bi o t h e r w h o c o m e s u p like a t h e r e c a m e lessons for him, h a v e of foreign c o m p e t i t i o n p a y o n e half t h e liabilities of medicine dmst. imco usud, iiiwayi, pro.orrod. HARNESS Ac r . • ?r • ti. m a n a n d p a y s for h i s p a p e r , s o m a y e v e r y bush now burn­ a r e t o t a l l y w i t h o u t r e a s o n . s a i d firm a n d E d m i s t e n a n d >n hand, which will be sold onl h u J d u i ftilitifd reasonable terms. If we have not] a n d m a k e s u s feel g o o d a w a y i n g with A u t u m n a l glor.y Every t >our h a s witnessed P a l m e r t o g e t h e r will p a y t h e Hp«ak i t s e m p h a t i c lessons t o t h e i r fresh t r i u m p h s in for­ o t h e r half. Any m e m b e r of Special \ t tract ions: Matchless got what .you want, we will] d o w n t o t h e end of o u r t o e s , our souls!—Talmage. eign m a r k e t s o v e r all compe­ t h e old firm will receipt, for climate. Wonderful hen It h rmu d. cake pleasure in getting anv a n d tlien s a y s with t h e n e x t a c c o u n t s d u e t h e old firm, Delightful honielife. YY'cIl ordoiv.i t i t i o n ; every a r t i c l e of o u r a n d all persons o w i n g us a r c course ofinstructions. ThomuiH t h i n g for y o u in o u r line. We buy b r e a t h , , # I g u e s s y o u h a d bet The tariff schedules of t h e m a n u f a c t u r e h a s f o u g h t i t s e a r n e s t l y requested t o conn- y equipped gymnasiums. Musi, direct from manufacturers and ter stop my paper. Don't new hill a r e u n d e r g o i n g s o m e own w a y , until t o d a y I c a n f o r w a r d a m i m a k e immedi­ under the celebrated Prof. (irn. can, therefore, give y o u vu -y think it pays me to take it. a t e s e t t l e m e n t a s t h e old b u s ban (German). Art under Yli.- close prices. A still b e t t e r C h r i s t m a s f o r c h a n g e s . I t seems n o w t h a t safely a s s e r t t h a t in nearly iness must, fx* closed u p . Bl.vtlie (Runs), House in seve; YVe have a full line of new Ha .r t h e o n e w h o g i v e s b o t h t h e t h e individual i n c o m e t a x all o u r m a n u f a c t u r e d pro­ Blowing Rock, N.C. N o v . 1 7 . acres of wooded lawn in thelienr >f a beautiful citv. Roomsfin* I ness Collars, bridles, etc.—ev will h a v e a s t r o n g s u p p o r t d u c t s , a n o t a b l e exception kind w o r d s a n d t h e Almigh­ finished. Htcnm hentingand sai a n d p e r h a p s will be passed. being woolen g o o d s , we a r e The Ode of North Wiike.sboro. ty dollar too, and says as it,ary plumbing Ibrought,ut. Th 'Tything in the harness line. Can iurges as low ns aflneschon beat the world on prices. h e h a n d s t h e m o v e r : " S e n d T h e r e is a b i g deflniency to' n o t o n l y a b l e t o s e d o n e q u a l fVe want you to remember o v e r c o m e a n d t h e i n c o m e t e r m s with foreign m a n u f a c t ­ On 1 he nineteenth of December enn m a k e Miem. Sen J for catn to*" YVe will take in exchange, o n t h e p a p e r , c a n ' t d o with­ I the \Y inston Land ( oinpan v logaie. A'h i ress t a x will n o d o u b t help t o urers, b u t t o furnish b e t t e r YV lintpay you a symphony lorses. mules, and alsogood bee ill o u t i t . " Yes, friends, a g o o d REV . J a M ics ATKINS. cattle. Give us a call. Asheville, N. R t i m e f o r a l l of y o u . W i t h a r a i s e t h e necessary a m o u n t , q u a l i t y a t a lower price. No In the price ot town lots,' t ought to do the most UENKELi CRAIG & CO. n a t i o n h a s e v e r achieved s o \Y here you can live and fear not h e a r t full of g o o d will 3 o u r AH you en hole the b r e e ze .Lenoir A. C. p u b l i s h e r h o p e s t o r e t u r n i t . An individual i n c o m e t a x s i g n a l a n i n d u s t r i a l v i c t o r y From the mountain trees. is m o r e j u s t t h a n a t a x o n in s o s h o r t a time. T h o s e of Now secure von a, h o in e f r o m a visit t o his wife a n d And breath thiso z o n e b a b e , r e s t e d m e n t a l l y a n d c o r p o r a t i o n s a n d legacies. u s who t h o u g h t a g e n e r a t i o n You can surely play, BOTANIC phisically, a n d t o w o r k a s In m a n y c a s e s c o r p o r a t i o n s h a v e been knocking a t t h e As there is only one-fourth to pn- e v e r o n t h e p a p e r t h a t h a s a r e c o m p o s e d of p o o r men d o o r of o t h e r n a t i o n s ' m a r ­ 80 get one of these town lots, A thoroughly teystoci rioips&dy f o u n d s o m a n y a p p r e c i a t i v e who a r e s t r u g g l i n g t o m a k e kets, t r y i n g a g a i n s t g r e a t On which to erect, your cots. :o:7on Alt £ a s t a r t . T h e rich m a n a l o d d s t o i n t r o d u c e American But I must not take time readers. To make you a rhyme, • M v > / w t V r e a d y h a s h i s millions a n d m a n u f a c t u r e d g o o d s , know- Just this remember, I ha ve j u s t received a nice t\ Tills standard I-CED»-IV haa IIH<I »rul not found WAniln-,'fvr fariv nnn t,y' he o u g h t t o be t a x e d a c c o r d t h a t t h o s e d o o r s a r e now- On the nineteenth of December, F e w of o u r people k n o w »n emlnant and ui.vunhn >ut.ewiiv-ff all (/ line of Dress G o o d s <:©nsi.stphyMcbui, who h'»» f..r i» \ with certain As well as town lots ditioaarB for wTilvl* it i» rocotnrneiittvd. It )• m g of * t h a t t h e w h i t e clay cailed k a ­ i n g t o his w o r t h a n d help t o open t o o u r e n t e r p r i s e a n d There are lots, and lots, and lots noTt«r fatli to tx-MPtit fToin tinV inlekly Hud eT«ctually drlvinir out all' White a n d Black E m o l i n is a very i m p o r t a n t min­ s u p p o r t t h e Go\ e m i n e n t in skill.— W. J. f. in Forum. Of useful Hardware llBfaiH. from tuo syorvni throna'h \ >f Mm shin, Iir«T Irfd- IP n V" without BDy pensions a n d o t h e r g r e a t e x broided S k i r t i n g . A And servicable Hardware ortjeaorftiift* ' iiilnrliHiB a e r a l . I t s chemical n « m e i s k a tousiY ex num. «.(T»rtB. it in not tho rwtnit of That can be found, or mpti-Btitioii, but it Is r»>i:id£l n >oD Big l o t of W h i t e o l i n i t e . T h e c o m m e r c i a l i o r m penses. We s a y p u t i t o n . commm tMiic and »vlonr.\ It knowlrdcn t) of modorn tnodivxl u iliotonu.!, el>V«tuailv \ (Continued)from 4 t h p a g e ) without hunting around. Goods, Worsteds nuriDoivu:w.d onrlviio* in# bloiniand brtnwi f i s a flue v a r i e t y of c l a y , re And this, for sure, linalth tilOtmiT'Or. As # puiml hi,'ir MISCELLANEOUS MATTER. It i# wlBbout a. ri ».>i, itxid in lift > .->fs of J The latest advice from At N. M. ALLEN'S STORE. a n d etc. A nice s u i t i n g f r o m t h e decomposi­ h#ultli-Kivi ig pr^-portl-o It i.o ivl«.-:diiT#Jy beyond eom|. irlooti with nttr r.-.ned) ov»* Honolulu i s t o t h e effect t h a t c J cottrell making out tax line of I n d W prr#r«~i X' the public,impure »ud lui-vyviorit isf. for nil t i o n of fieldspar. When p u r e 1Mb resultlrtr fror> NOTICE. • li-d ^frwfnla, current of llfo; ouiokly blood—th© tflfooi. g r e a t excitement prevails books 12 (,67, T J coffey and i t i s perfectly white, s o f t a n d ,-u, -b I rim mod a n d Un t r i m w e d C:ia« 13ro goods furnished county f^rh, By virtue of a mortgage deed rj. >i .„44*Mi , a.tver. BkttSnoy rrfnt J1AT8 u n c t u o u s ( g i e n s j ) t o t h e a n d t h a t t h e provincial 21 26, H Moody serving road with a, power of sale, executed by -T IWmch,..., B etc. M . s-i->fsy G o v e r n m e n t is fortifying a n d t o u c h , a n d free fr om h a r d , Also H i minings. T i p s a n d orders 1 95, violet Hodges li. P. Iludisili and wile to L. E l'rt»'5^T!3ATK T'R YOURfTELr. Flawf r.^ for H a t s . g r i t t y particles of colored i n t e n d s t o s u s t a i n t h e i r G o v ­ quilts for aged 6 60, vv LBry­ Davis to secure the payment of send ior our t'< if V.dciae SELL at court '.'••rtn cerl.li-lits wHirerjorkatiie ti'i., t..vi k wo,-literm a t t e r . I n t h e a r t s kaolii e e r n m e n t with force of a r m s a n paint for jail roof 1 7 5 , * j $589.9 I will the townthe Boone r .i .nny ofti,,«>ftha »©< •. virY moo line of ladies house door in of .ur- i !iom to ulftiu ulw'BM, i.f.i'1 ill! kpi-Tim rimid 'co i s a n i m p o r t a n t s u b s t a n c e , if needs be, I t i s n o t a p p a r - Eggars rlamgfc on road 1 5 1 5 to the highest bidder for cash on and Gout's Hhoes. Imd f.iik'd. 'i'ho o cerliiicHV. s l>wtiiy with w 0 coffey chtri Bd co con is o > line.-rt 'm Bound. i>,-.t Bottuiic Bloo.1 Big lot of Tin-ware a n d i s used f o r m a n y p u r p o ­ a n t t h a t Queen Lil will n o t 1 0 1 5 , H H Farthing co com the 10th day ol Jan. 1894, the llalrn in the boni, rli- >i»«i. q.-.iokr-t. pr.v.t» -i nod to thopoiv .-rful iiloou ruiidor ever 1 lass-ware a it d be restored t o t h e t h r o n e . following described lands, in known -noBt world. ses. T h e p u r e s t q u a l i t y f o r m s 1 1 7 5 , J c Horton co com 1 0 (Y'at.auga county: First tract I'Hlca—fl.PO per bottle ; (6.(» for R i-ottioe. For si»l« by rtruirci'tB: if not, Bor.U to na Queens-ware- A gc d t h e b o d y of t h e best porceli- G o o d s o f a r . T h e United 1 5, N N Colvard jail fees 7(8 - lying on camp branch adjoining Yddrcrr 3I.00D' B.'e.M CO , ASaota, Ga line ot Notions. A big a n o r china-ware. I t i s used S t a t e s n a v a l force o n t h * 32, L c Reeves M D me<] aid to the land of J. H. (freer. 1\ L . *•»,> T". r:'- " lot of Jeans and t'otIsland will be used t o keep pris 1 15, v\ u council I medi­ Hum by, A. D. Cowles, Thomas extensively in sizing o r s t a r toHades. Just conar cal aid to prisoner 1 15, H box and others, and known as c h i n g bleached c o t t o n g o o d s , t h e peace. I t is very p r o b a ­ H By rd const serv road ord­ the li. E. Davis distillery end •AX 'NOAONIXai 'HUMS ' V VnailM C,,?3r.2 n ,>00 gn 1 oits of Crockcrya n d in t h e m a n u f a c t u r e of pa ble t h a t t h e P r e s i d e n t will ers 3 lo, N L Mast powder etc mill lot. containing two' acres Wttlf*. back d o w n f r o m h i s inten­ per and cardboard kaoline 4 65,J E Farthing coroner in more or less. Second tract lying YYc ;irif Agwnt f o r Hot t o n tion t o r e s t o r e t h e Queen. quest L Bobbins 8 7 5 , j 11 on Elk Creek adjoining the lands! plays an important part. YY i>oj|c?i Mills. of rhomas Cox, S. Hendrix, j « P!J0M ey f ai o6o//oj ssoirsngjsog ^issJosun M o s t 0 1 t h e o r d i n a r y g r a d e s I t i s believed b y t h e l e a d i n g Mast juror 1 15, J j Glenn ju and others, and known as the i)ig l o t of now o n ror 1 1 5 , F p Mast juror 1 1 5 L. E. Davis store house and lot 'AjJ8»3AiNn^AM JO 8'ie||0j iBjoiaiuuion of white p r i n t i n g p a p e r a r e men of t h e c a b i n e t t h a t Min­ hand. w w Holscla w juror 1 15, N T acres n o w composed of wood p u l p ister B l o u n t ' s r e p o r t w a s Mast, juror 1 15, L C wilson on Elk, containing two the amore or less, to satisfy J u s t received a nice l o t of filled with kaoline. W r i t i n g misleading. juror 1 15, J c councill wit­ inoiliit due by li. l\ Rudisill and SUGAR ness 65, j n Bobbins witness wile to L E. Da vis mortgage! i.p a p e r i s a l s o lar gely c o m p o s We a r e s o r r y t o h e a r t h a t 6 5 , z B Buchanan witness 6 5 , duly recorded in took ed of t h i s article. I t a l s o en­ Brown a n d G r a n u l a t e d , n n d page 'J8 Sept. 10th 1889. Regis-j t e r s i n t o t h e c o m p o s i t i o n of t h e h e a l t h of S e n a t o r V a n c e D c Dagger witness 65, Becki• ter of De*fda office YYbitaima Tk> j Coffee. councill witness 65 D H wai­ v a r i o u s d r u g s , a n d e v e n food is failing. We f e a r t h a t o u r ters 65, N N colvard jail fees This Dec. 1st 1893, Terms cash. A big l o t c t' H o e s , Nails, p r o d u c t s , such n s f l o u r , white much esteemed S e n a t o r will T'A critcher dynamite 6 5 , w L. E. DAVIS Mortgagee. C OWL lis & B ARBER Attys. n o t hold o u t t h r o u g h t h e G Todd stationary 6 15, D F HOT'HE shoes, s u g a r , e t c . T h e law p r o h ib ­ r-J c o m i n g session of Congress. Baird shff making arrests and O.v s h o e s i t s t h i s use, still it i s practic­ DOLLAR etc. T h e r e i s n o m a n in N o r t h for guards under bench war­ e d . T h e r e a r e m a n j places F ! # S ^ V IgfllSi C a r o l i n a w h o h a s t h e confi­ rant 3 2 1 5 . in W a t a u g a a n d Ashe c o u n ­ I#WLISA ISIFEYI No g o o d s sold o n t i m e , u n ­ TO Total audited debt 3.423 40. PER DAY is eaitlly earned by anv one of either sex in any less secured b.y m o r t g a g e . t i e s where kaoline v e i n s a r e dence a n d s y m p t h y of t h e Cancelled part of vthe country, wiio h. willing to work indus 2,383.48. rrlOMsl a; tin- onipioynien.t wlilcli we furnish, t o be seen. T h e s e veins m a y people a s S e n a t o r V a n c e h a s . L e a v i n g uncaneled 1 , 0 3 9 . 9 2 . i* ''If'" u "d pleasant, and vou run no Easily Made, t f rtr.; vr.'m.'i vrr. We fit von out complete, so that Recollect t h a t I will sell He h a s worn o u t himself b a t ­ T o t a l 3 , 4 2 3 . 4 0 Wo wnpf many nion, wonu-n, liove, mid pirlRlo you can give t lie business st trial wit liont expense be very v a l u a b l e a n d o u g h t work furiiR n few hours dully, right in nud nroOEd to yourself. For those willing to do a little work. y o u g o o d g o o d s a n d will n o t t l i n g f o r t h e political r i g h t s T a x levied in J u n e f o r ii i " t o b e looked i n t o . their own homes The business Is eiisv, filonsant, nil ilav, or grandest offer tfiinle. You can work misrepresent m y wares. Gome are of his people. T h e S e n a t o r C o u n t y p u r p o s e s 3 , 3 0 3 . 1 0 . strictly honorable, nnd pnvs bettor Hum any other pliired, andin the aevening onlv. If you your einhave few spare hours at dissee m y s t o c k whe t he r offered agents. You have a clear field and no tnisal, U'ili/e tlietii, and add to vour Income,— a n d Deduct c l a i m s uncan­ , 1 competition. Kxperfencc nnd special uhilifT tin !I hT il'i- If* "'tt,c ,,ot nt »»• Yon will y o u b u y o r n o t . M o r g a n t o n was visited b y is a b o u t 6 5 y e a r s old a n d b on ! celled 1 . 0 3 9 . 9 2 nsriwiiry Vo fault'ill r : " ,r ' d - wl " 1,llp y° 0 I ,' ,v Vr , •«>« «»>«"• '^"»r upon rapldltvday incase dollwr. and and Wif , a $45,000 fire a t 2 a . ra. o n o u g h t t o be in his prime. that you need, treat yon well, tire successful from the In Shffs hands 2 , 2 6 3 . 1 8 . m4» I v< r>ftif tig earn («>u thoex nnlhinrv vfijres. ''"out. Kwn beginnersrun the business none Most Respectfully, first Itonr. Any one can !j) vou 'o t h e m o r n i n g of t h e 1 3 t h i n s t . >osi slionld else vou see W' O T i i e n d o u s t r u l l IH i i i n i , HTH ? hoyn R i i d fffrl" fail.yourself what try notiiingdo at until Htwitte»« C. J . C O T T R E L L , I t a p p e a r s t h a t o u r Presi­ tor nf.' iC'gooiI pay. Anv o:i*\ unvwhrrr, run do the whiuh we offer. Noyon can risked. the The m o s t i m p o r t a n t c o r n e r capital Wcmen are Register of Deeds. work. Ail sitocoeil who follow rur plain nnd slm- grand workers; nowauar* thev tsake as much d e n t n o w recognizes t h e f a c t fie fll-Wftorts. Caruest. work will surely hrln$ w t u r n . Thcv should try'this business, OJ i; is so April 2 7 , 9 3 . in t h a t p r o m i s i n g l i t t l e c i t y Dec. 5 t h , 1 8 9 3 . TVrite at once and see for t h a t he w a s misled a s t o t h e j on r. gre'it <ieal of niotiev. K- tn filing is new Veil a'ir.tb'd to tliem yourself. Address 11. !f AI.MCTT <«t CO., was entirely destroyed, and and .1 great demand. Write for our pamphlet Itox 88t>, i'urtlnml, Me f a c t s in H a w a i i a n d will circular, hifornnftlott. No The c ty of D u r h a m i s in n done if nnd receive fnfjnot to go en withimrm u n f o r t u n a t e l y t h e r e was b u t you conclude the c h a n g e f r o n t a n d s t a y pro­ s t a t e of r x c i t e m e n t o v e r t h < business. little insurance on the prop­ ceedings. I t is well a n d we FOR DYSPEPSIA, erty lo9t. failure of B. F . Duke of t h a t GEORGE STSNSOW&CO., Mnnv Persons are broken Indigestion and Stomach disorders, t*k4 down from overwork or household cares. h o p e all t r o u b l e s will s o o n be BROWN S IRON BITTERS. Box 4S-7, city. Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the All dealers keep it, 81 per bottle. Genuine hafl taS"Pay y o u r s u b s c r i p t i o n . o v e r . P O R T L A N D , ELAINE. trade-mark ana croesed red lines on wrappee. system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile The WitaujaDsanjrat Raised from the Dead ATTENTION, SUTEES!! Gogs. LOOK OUT! ( E DOLLARS C.D. one. euros malaria. Got the genuine. TAYLOR �T;i3 WitaijiDsaiurat A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper devoted to the interest ot Boun­ ty, State and Nation. Published every Thursday at Boo tie, Wa­ tauga County. N. C. COEJM2 Y EX H I IU1. thing listing taxes 10 do, L L Ch i teller listing taxes 1005 A F Davis listing taxes 0 00, 1 0 15, j C Mast 0 15. L G Maxwell 4 4 1 MO, N L Mast • 4 0 15. j c Morris 0 15, J L Church 4 7 05, T M Cottrell 4 4 0 15, It K Hartley 4 4 4 1 05, It L Lowe vv w presnell co com 9 a •>, 4 4 2 50, j H .wast w L Bryan boar jurors 0 15, vv B Couneill tried aid to prisoner 5 05, n N Colvard jail fees 75 02, C J Cottrell tin for jail 3 95,Henry Harper repair in jail roof 7 32, J it iiodgws listing taxes 7 05, N . N Col­ vard jail fees 64 <55, J D.Coun (•ill repairs on-jail 1 40, it C uivers pub i.otite 1 95,.N n Colvard jail fees 51 82, . C J Cottrell clerk bd co commissioners 34 27. (Continued inside.) EIlUCATE YCPlt GIHLS —.1 / Clar&mont Female Col- ^ T p • g. i.'ililllllllllill'iJllHH f lii!iili!ilii;ail!iilililii'iilll!|l|||i|ll:t'1 A COMI'LJITK OVERMAN'S PER f% |V i -j/ 6 T he Bride of the North Caroli­ na i'msH." *' IS THE I OF LIFE-"! l)o you want t o aid in building *3$ HI( KOIl )\ X. 0. ' "'Vi Mk9 Unsurpassed for local ion. l.horonghness and cheapness. Christian, but not sectarian. Faculty able and painstaking. Special advantages in Music. Send /or Catalogue. A mat ESS SO C3 whole Ua J (1 half fees i 4 4 1 95 Fsouth REV. J. L. Miyipnv, President 4 4 j s cook ' 2 05 GO 4 1 07 EFarthing 4 NOTICE. -ti 4 4 1 85 N E Lowe ' Having seized the follow­ e: 4 8 50 Joejstuart 4 4 C3 ing property, towit; three fTl 4 4 2 00 Ann Horton* casks of apple brandy sup­ 4 3 50 vv it cat heart 4 4 posed to contain about 25 1 4 4 3 00 CAUTION L col let t ' galons; one yoke of oxen, one 4 3 00 J streefer 4 4 A - C.)TV. two-horse wagon and copper icMno f;tiop, 4 4 4 3 00 c collect• , and any still, the an me at the 1 ime in t • .•' -F1; are UMOU. 4 2 00 Ann Horton 4 4 ' to hethebelt the possession of B. F Filer. i-r . vented. 4 2 15 mi Farthing 4 4 Jr. Such seizure made for vi r; X GXV3. 4 1 35 E Friar man' 4 olation of the F. S. Internal 4 4 4 1 35 . | C O., J It Ti i v e t t Revenue law. Notice is here­ 4 1 . Qt mil* 4 1 05 J Coffey by given that ahy one claim­ 4 4 1 05 Jesse coffey 4 ing said .property will do so 4 2 00 J F Coffey 4 4 »> - 4 S t a t e of N. C. W a t a u g a 'o. within llm next 30 days and 4 4 4 2 00 I, C. J. Cottrell d o hejeoy cer J F Gragg fw a 3 bond the same as t he law "re­ '6 %/"' 8 5- ^ 4 2 10 l ily the following t o be the nvvii potter 4 0 quires in such cases, or t h e 4 2 10 ui(pints charged and allowed JF Trivet 4 4 same vviil be thereafter adver 4 4 4 it potter 35 by the Board of c o u n t y com­ tiiied and sold as the U. S 4 4 4 2 10 missioners, a s per aects. o n j south laws direct ia such cases. The 4 4 2 70 file for the 1 2 in o u t lis ending - .*• •••} H p worle.y 4 s<Tid property is now stored msmm f 4 2 30 Nov. 3 0 t h 1 8 9 3 ; Win Michael 4 4 • >! at VV. L. 1 a vail's BooneN.C, E YLV.:*; f8J Mi-Quire* ' \V. C. Coffey served 1 7 d a y s K E LIAS , Col. 5th Dint. N. F., ' 3 50 4 10G0 I) F B a i r d s h f f 4 ' a t t w o dollai8 per d a y $ 3 4 . by li. L. ( OUNCILL, D. C. 4 J n Todd csc 7 9 5 0 Served a s Fin Coin. 4 $ 8 . 0 0 LAND SALE. c A Taylor J P4 3 5 Total $42.00 s w coffey 4 4 35 J . H. Mast 1 5 d a y s $ 3 0 . 0 0 Superior Court", Watauga D uoughety 4 4 5 0 On finance one pin v $ 2 0 0 County, James (1. Rose vs. Ervin Green 4 4 9 0 Traveled 1(58 ins a t 5 c 8 . 4 0 Thos, A. Haganian and wife, w H weeden 4 4 3 50 Total $ 4 0 . 4 0 James P. llaguman and wife w B Harbin * 4 45 W. \V. Presnell served 1 6 Sarah Haguinati, CommisJoeji'hipps 4 4 9 5 d a y s a t $ 2 per d a y , $ 3 2 . 0 0 sionerft. a • Martin 4 4 3 4 0 Traveled 8 8 ins a t 5 c $ 4 . 4 0 As ennmissioner appoint­ snagaiuan4 4 7 5 Total $ 3 6 . 4 0 ed by the court in the case of i v eolselaw' * 75 J . F Hoi ton served 4 d a y s James (L RoseMgainsJ^Lki>ai £ JUffls Arr>. j c Morton 4 1 2 0 a t \ $ 2 per d a y $ 8 . 0 0 as A. llaguman , Sii- vr !S»e i; if »eitlujr wla. \v H bugger 4 4 20 Traveled 4 0 miles at 5 e $ 1 . 2 0 r a b, J as. P. Hagn man and 2 ti >«i\.: fanal."utlfnK In -u. 1 n 'Jotiii-iu'jal A^inuinuco, w L Mast 4 1 20- Total ^ $ 9 . 2 0 wife Nannie C. and Sarah Ha »• SIM Itts Kl llns a J L) vvrlson I) A '• • 1 70 II. H, Farthing served three gaman, w idow of Tim's Ila- -r lla« !i F»» )'i IVklto-Up. Voetlivo jg ;* f'uruUttM, J H wi.son 4 4 $ 6 0 0 gaman. dcd., I will sell to the £ ' 2 52 d a y s a t $ 2 per d a y st riwi lA-.tro C.c.oii lot'; '• F M Thomas 4 .fork n 60. Traveled 1 1 2 ins. a t 5 c $ 5 . 6 0 highest bidder for cash at •; rto»# R 14ir^rvr Ur>.s»l ; . t 4 4 8 34 T o t a l $ 1 1 . 6 0 the court house door in the • -r ti-Zti r.f,y SfM'lfig itli.alikx.i) Lu World. A 8 Adams 4 fee 4 1 10 This Dec. 5 t h 1 8 9 3 . L M Hodges' 4 town of Boone on the 1st "day |Examine THE EQYAL you vpriotu o? e 5 exceiienoe, and iH 4 4 C. 1 . Cottrell Beg Deeds. Jan. 1804, it being the first 2 A Hampton 60 bay no oifw-A £ joe stuart, 4 7 5* Monday in said month, the News and Observer: '1 lie in­ H w culver * * following valuanle tracts of ! RGYAE S. H. 60., RMMVi. III. I JJ 45 4 4 cidents touching thedeath ot land lying and being in Wat­ JE church 65 J E Luther 4 4 1 05 a person s o distinguished a s auga county. 1st trpct ly­ B E span • 4 10 50 the late Prof. Tyndall are in ing on Watauga Rfver ad N L Edmisten 4 30 teresting. There w a s a n in­ joining the lands of A. B.' CURE A II BO.yd 4 4 45 quest, a n d his wife testified Mast. Jacob Wagner and P Ed in isen 4 4 ot hers, known as t heThoiuas 1 72 sol. xewland 4 17 15 t h a t her husband had been A. Hagaman farm, the same wrestling with d e a t h for sev­ containing 284 acres more M IH.JELLANEOUM MATTER. 0? BO CEKTS N N colvard jail fees 18 81 eral years. lit* took habitual or less. For the bonds of QU D B wagnei goods for pauper l.v a dose of chloral ever y this land reference is hereby WE WILL MAIL A DOX OF 2 85, TJ coffey & Bro good night. On alternate morn­ made to book of mortgages, for pauper 4 19. A mMast reg ings he took a d o s e of mag­ pages 540 41-42 register's isterfng voters I 62, H H Far­ nesia. Tile bottles were kept, office Watauga c o u n t .v. Brushy I-'orlc creek being Up thing reg voters 72, j B Todd togef her in the lied room. 8he No. 2. as allotted to J. P. c s c reg election returns593, THU driLY IKPAI-L!SLE «OTa FOR c J cottrell elk Bd co offms i n t e n d e d t o g i v e h i m t h a t Hagaman out of the real es­ 34 90, J B Clark reg voters morning the magnesia, hut tate of Thomas Hagaman, Tetter, Ground Itcli, Itching PF is, Ring 1 38, D F Baird shff) sum jur by error took a new bottle si*..dcd., as one of t he heirs of etc 69 45, i) F Bairo shff sen of chloral and g a v e him t w o said Hagaman, the same ad­ Ions and all ItcFmgSUa.Dls8m atorial election returns1255 tublespoonfuls of tha t, l i e joining the lands of J. L. If you Ivavs T2TTER, H r-- silcr s ;usl fcow itng tt Haves Z. Adams an I others TETTCpZiE will ss certainly wo w F winkler reg voters 1 23, ycu ue you usa it. j H Mast chtn Bd co corns 14- spoke of the bitter t a s t e , she containing 75 acres more or then tasted of t h e remaining less 3rd tract lying on wat­ ^ARNJAC-G, PAIULOOA PAID FRAGRANT. 95, w vv presnell 11 35, vv c coffey co com 8 15, c D Tay­ drops a n d discovered her mis ers of Brushy Fork creek, be­ 35fV r !?rV 'llfyoft sv dla-mtlsflod BWUsVir* tfx /Icfer; lor powder and fuse 20 05. take. She exclaimed: 4 4 John, ing lot No. 1 as alloied to lo'ithora I wiU- tjic S:i:'.1 uf Qfoiyin,r.ocs— s?av' <>f ChKfcSarah Hagaman out of the f>wu ISauK, ujd KUCBRI <fuiiko« Savanuaiit w B couneill o yytt.v 50 15, n. I have given y o u chloral." H e N colvard jail fet s,29 38, vviil replid: "My poor darling y o u real estate of Thus. Hagn IT. $Kunfc:£££m H M'-guire reg voters 27 u c have killed y o u r husband.'" man. dcd, as her part of his SAVANNAH. OA. estate as his widow, the nana Rivers pub co EX 19 15, N N Everything w<is d o n e but adjoining the lands of Z. Ad­ colvard jail fees 42 35, J F without avail. It was t h o u g h t Miller transporting col Hor­ by his physician t h a t had it ams, J. R. Hag unan and ton 9 75, N N colvard jail fees n o t been lor t h e unfortunate others and containing 75 4405. CJ cottrell elk B<1 CO mistake he would ha veentire acres more or less. Fore dli­ nt the last two mentioned coma 42 95, A J wilson reg vu iy recovered. tracts of land reference is tei-s 2 04, R K Hartly exam in hereby had to hook of mort­ NTTITCT:. ing lunatic 1 05. jas winkler gages pages 540 41-12 Reg­ arrest of lunatic 1 15, JOS H By virtue of a mortgage deed Mast chm bd cojeoms 10 25, executed to me by John if. King isters of'b-e watauga County w w nresneli co com 9 35, w and Robert H.. Gray, of the Hale of the aforesaid lamb c coffey c o c o m 1 0 1 5 , N. N tirm of King and Gray, of Blow­ will be made to satisfy a colvard jail fees 65 08, w B ing Rock N. c., and the same al­ judgment ill favor of th conncill M D med aid to pris­ so signed by Al. \V. Gray, wife of plaintiff James (1 Rose a oner and exam lunatic 10 15 liobt. 11. Gray, and dated Sept. gainst the defendants thorn 27, 1802. to secure the payment j p Fr.v cons scrying road or $1,000 tiineten hundred dollars as A. Hagaman, J. P.. 11 age URE C REAM- ARTAR OWDER ders 2 15, w E Green amt fi­ with interest at the rate of 8 per­ man and Others Obtained i ; spring term ofSeRciinr com-' ENDORSED BY 1 ver paid on county fund 30.- cent per .annum, the same being of Watauga county 180! b': 36,w c coffey quilts for pris­ due on the 1st uay of Oct. IcUKi, PROF A. L KETZ,P. H.S, oners 6 15, J M stokes reg vo 1 will on the 1st Monday in Feb­ ! he .sum ol $ 1,000 as prim i of Wlodiral PPPNRTMCS^T Tulan © CULVER?!!? who, B crreful tors 2 31, vv c coffe.v 4 ham­ ruary, 1804, the'same being the pie with interest on cam of Louisiana, a pure CREAM Tartarimaljeis, proicounors it POWDER, Pom 2nd day of Apr! 18 >VLILRH i>« clieeiiully recommends to tho mocks for mil 12 29, T J cof­ 5th day of said month, to satis­ pliblio. fey & Bro material for jail 14 fy said note and interest on same until paid, aiktcost Of action "THE SOUTHERN FAVCRITE' , ! 97, C J cottrell one deed rec­ and cost of this sale, sell tor cash 8nal judgment subject \ • h PURE, WHOLESOME AMD POWERFUL. to the highest bidder utth^court . r e ( i l l s a s i i i i l o w s : J a n ord 7 86, n L Mast powder ; and fuse 2 65, N N colvard house d;>or iir Boone whata is 02, $625; April 28 "0' You Want It, Ask Grooar For IL known as the King and G r y 8286,50, Oct, 23rd 1803 jail fees 71 16,P L Ham by reg Blowing Rock Hotel and lot, sit­ ULF FG. £% ""TY*"voters 75, w a Todd docket uated ut Blowing Rock N. C. and p;j26 49. 'Title in h i simp! 1 etc 6 02, M N colvard jail)fees containing some 4 acres of land will be made to be pnrehas 38 L' wm Nichols coffin for more or less, the same being the er. O110 t\f (ho RO<] »*HY , - 7 pall pel 2 15, x> F Baird shff land bought bv said King and j J. F. Hpainhour, Fommiss.on m:eTi3G0tai»).4- .^. HEST Tol MILES OACOpCfl i II .. _ . FREE Gray from S. M. Clarke in t h < *r. holdingcourl etc "2 35, c j tho xvorl1- < >or frtoilitiers are unrqnftlt d, find to introduce Our : > year 1888, to *lt * §ijpenor§o«»dp Wlwill AendtNBB • which deed refercottrell elk Bd c tears 31 to'>^. ITKnON If - • a? ftl.ovp Only ::i • ich lornlity, ft at a -- ,W!- t" II- rt . MP" • ,111thote who vritteF neiiMf v HCK )(,, count, ''itce is had for more complt tedemftlt" M I • ' , X>' ' - y % ' ^ * h in e e A l l y o u h a r e t od o i n : *.'5' \ Todd recording jus sci i)»\ i )ii, as is also had to the rtutrt in to show our flood* to mortgage d> ed under which this 5^ ' - three \' ho call—tour neiflliburs D , \ • > • •* .' / T i thr>fc afound you The besale will l>e made, both ot which flfnniufr of this advnrlinemenl , show* the r,mall end of the tele i-B iftis 14 15, w. deeds are duly recorded in the .cope. The following cat frfves flic anpc-irunce of it reduced t| <o, A 4. RegTster's Mice of WDitaugd <">uu 3 : ;; Xi£3L'. A'C- • -ra/ c-<-n(s in Rtnmr s f< ty This Dec. 12. 1803. A-Hi'i • : Jj about the flffleih part of it* bulk, fr lizetele* ctjre thAm. c iiarl' Irvto •cope,aa Jarre iaeaay torarry We in n rraudd doubF he you will .-Ian shovvyon L. W. KSTTS, Mortgagee. can make fyapni ^3 tolfli 2 <1 ,•» day al leaet, fror.i (heMtart,with* C«. AUEHT : . •' .. i our cxpciie,•• « B tter write at.once We pay all expreaa chararai. \V. B. FO UN CILL, AI toruey. •Mmtion tat p'Htt- tin T'jlC. Tr; Addrcii,H HAL/.KI1 k (.(>,» Wo* WhO, I'Bhii.ANI>, Mains. Snp TETTERIHE! T G 6'v . A-H The Wilmington Messenger A LARGE EfOHT-PAGE PAPER Do you want a reliable paper K: . CU3ES . giving-you fill the news of the S I *A, ASTHM'; e :• C.'IRUMPTICM,: world—a Democratic newspaper ^SHNCKITIS t h a t equals t h e best- has the HAY FEVEJl largest circulation, and has ^or ! wenty-one years been, i part and faetorin thegrowth and devt velopmeut of the Old North . ? V MEniCATED IN USE. State? Then subscibetor v ' • i ' OXYiifTN X; * , , . fM". THE WIEMIKGTON JKIASIXGIK '• 1 l)f|iu ltorlt'h: . 4 11 81.l.?W,Alttt)u:ua8t.. Atlanta, Oa ' —" j>'\li' l.v BuiMin*, Omaha Neb. (himiiaign Kates: H ; 'JF. BrV»*dwRr, Louluvltle, Ky. - •• r .-£- 7®3aaEi«a The "Daily Messenger,'' jby ' ' A 1 T 11\L. CAKD addressed to vs ^ 1 rir • -J ty r"tuvn mail a oopy of our .1 mail, 4 months on trial, for Lcsida's: g'.'.e txeatniout infua. Send 'J $2.00 til uiisu health. 0 ;on Co., NA ??ffi LE l i'lie weekly "Transei ijit Mes...... ji .iimtiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiftiS ! songer," (the largest qui| i best paper in Hie State)' 1 9 1 months on trial for $1.00^4 | Fash in advance. Both pa perjure large Eight-lfeiT sheets. Send Postal Card with the address of f i vo per­ sons and receive sample cop­ ies of T HIS M FSPENGKII . NATURE'S Get. 1st, 1888. tf. ¥ CACTEHIHE CURE FOR CATARRH EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. This new treatment for Catarrh and diseases of the respiratory organs is one of tho most Important discoveries in medical science and possesses tha following advantages« •GOING ?/est and Nortfcwecl EuiigrantH going to any of tl>€ \VcNturn Stated or TefHtorit* 1. Tlrt. patient can euro himself nt a smalt expense and without outsldo assistance. will savu time and money goii g 2. Me change of diet or pursuit of life ts necessary via, i'iii.-agt) a.ud Al'tou-rqiutX during treatment. 3. Tho remedies are In no whic offensive to the t is the quickest route to paliont and entail no discomfort. 4. The remedy roaches the seat of the trouble ivAN8A8 c r r y ; dented], directly. B. The remedies and means of appliance can ho BUFBI.O, carried in tin pocket without inconvenionoc. FJlKJi TitlSATMJiNT ut any dray stcr*. V^^tl 'point.H in Iifalto, Wabhfl , CAC.TERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. ingloii, Oregon, fcitah CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Castarlns r'ctllcinc Co., V.'aoo, Texas, and Ciulifornia. inest ami lit si Eqiiippeat llotidi n t h e 5 ; . 4 ; Bl >T'S I7fiathar Boarding! • C.UT>ftS.rt8 Geilipgs, Sheeting \ p.- ^ > Pamta, j —j E c T tcu;;I ) , y/'tX'j > ) Ir&H Roofing, io; Rftttero and SpouiiRg. of SSieet frlaial for CuKding / CO; ^LETE ANDRUIDPri) \ \TO AFPLV WHEN SHIPPED. / V WHIN READY \TO • ' ' • Only line running 8t5lid , ?esii| hud traiiiH etween »bt. Louie and Konnis 'it v. Bi dining aiir eai s and Tot:r !tt "pi'H AE of extra eh*irg«. ! will iuee parti s at any rail­ road station with t hrouglrtihkeiH ,111(1 baggage cheeks. h -*.For fall inibnnntioit,njep$ and I d 'scriji iv© .parnphlefs ofik t h e ™ West write to or call on . , B. A. N KVVI.ANTT), Traveling Ihissruger Aat-. 1 9 Button Ave., Asheviiie, N. C. J . C IIAKLTOX , G. B. A Chicago, 111. li E WANT MM.* > *' T-\ 2S3E3L.. ^KaaaBarr— » -»-Katti«;ir(>rla workmse to • ' AJ'II.Y cssi* )-i.itoiials 1 •' k' -^'"•>1 4 ... y» r.tilL—'-'ic-" • writo foy v.>J'rtCaL3t : a vi 5, ChicJ&naii, Ohio, tri Tai.t CiRr. o iara. '.'vn.rwvt m.2 g ; : vLlK ' is a choice blend of fine, high-grade ChlB33e Te.s» Put up in attractive and orig­ inal packages and packed in handsoraa counter display boxes of six pounds each (either size); is only sold in packages, at a reasonable and much lower ptice to ths consumer than any other package tea on the market of any merit whatever and affords the dealer a fair profit; ia a thor­ oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ lutely pure, always the same; free froog DEALERS DUST will find the Five and Ten Cent packages the cheapest and most salable package tea on tne market and consumers pro­ nounce it "the best and most economical.'0 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 u or order direct of us, we will see that yotP are supplied. For further Information address THE KIN-GO TEA CO., 1 r* f" ./>, P <•- 1 B „ / , cgJ W 5 > ' '5 • - " ' - l ! r/:' • 1 . • ' '• % F'- fr >*: B :• M ** up a paper t h a t wliall retleet the M greatest credit oil North Caroli­ na, ho matter where i t may be seen? Then patronize UULQ SPr?AY *'-nentef*ir and --—1 -y—jv/ftterj -without £ Jv^^Jittherceanbeno-r • --jAMOUTHUfei bFEClFICf >T Piece. 0XYC£11 is a" rpeoialmodicat- 3 ed Oxygon treat- ~ SPHCif ment far discas- -s ei of the nose, £ YCE throat and lungs ~ The inhalations £ |; Rrill contain Genni- «=t cidcsnnil Diain- £ feotants, in ad- a diticntothe he*t£ known specifics — for theBO dis- s asc;,carrying taeNmedybylnhalationrft'ltt to £ ! " - t of the disesso, r.i-hing it a POSITIVE 3 lift r. 6cpa. ite Gpaolfloausc.l in Oatarrh and £ .!' > • P. tr*. Sic natontmedicine. Physicians s ... ;ics it In their practiod. L rS P NKWS I' A j ^irif 5L' 5-" -ft- tr1t Stfticp tct **• -^4*3-. j 5 BOND ILVASTRAM BRT r LKt. The Staaster Spttaih:: Cd,152* Or you tf rorrn t*ack acitfs. ri nit worn out, really goo'l for nothing, tt is ifederal debility. ?Ty Mtoirrrs rnox nirTT.it It «Cl cure yon, clcnneo your liver, and c v0 a goo J appetite. P - s fx 1 4 n • ; a ?| -X" • '"Irk; Ci.v: ?.t«, and Trado-Maf^rs obtained, an. I all PatC I foi rp*3, W niid wo Mn secure patclrt iu lee. time thin thoofl remote from V/ajI.in^toa. Send r..).!(i, d .v-'ns cr pi • ten, rvjfh desfrtp,f,;,n. V, • ' >1 • ' d, fr«'o C;u < M •« A i u; I k. ' n rinmcB <>f actual di*i ft tu yvkrStai*, cu)ui»ly, •# tuv\ m. .a. lr . • :•*. • • *• i\ ^ S c;. B«t ...h%vi;y /v • W. p2 f • Vrn tvi .- • • 9 (ipposito Patent Office, Waslitngian, C I' �SUBSCRIPTION HATE S d e b t of \\ u t n u g a c o u n t y . I t A Four Years Riot. TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT Jrf completed in thin issue a n d Before McKinley ism, H a r l *opy 1 year $1.00 a t e i the holidays a r e o v e r j risonisrn a n d Heed ism g o t in 44 G months 50 e vi put o u r best efforts i t h e i r d e s t r u c t i v e work t h e r e 44 3 months >eonrK' 1 ", a n d t r y t o g i v e : w a s n o s t a r v a t i o n in t h e ADVERTISING RATES. .V'»u t h e best paper possible, c o u n t r y . When ('a in bell w a s 1 inch 1 week .vou a r e n o t t a k i n g it, t r y | i n a u g u r a t e d G o v e r n o r of 1 44 1 month 1 • Wakes to Find Her Little nly one dollar a y y a r . O h i o in 1 8 8 9 it was a m i d 1 " 3 4' One Strangling. 1 " G " Mr. G. I I . Blair h a s , a s general rejoicing. 1 ' 4 1 year F o u r y e a r s of Demo -ratic usuui, m a d e a fine c r o p of 1 column 1 week corn. H e a l s o rises t o s a y a d m i n i s t r a t i o n a t Washing­ 1 " 1 month..,., She Saves its Life by the 44 t h a t he is t h r o u g h d i g g i n g t o n h a d placed t h e T r e a s u r y 1 " 8 Prompt Use of 44 44 1 G p o t a t o e s , a n d t h a t he h a s o n ia a n unviable c o n d i t i o n . 1 " 1 year. I.N lost a b o u t ten bushels b y T h e r e was a n a v a i l a b l e sur­ the freezes t h i s winter. P r e t ­ plus of o v e r $ 6 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . Entered at the Postofflceat ty g o o d , George, h u t t o luck The a n n u a l revenues were "One of rny children had Croup. The case was attended by our physi­ Boone, Y P., as second-class well with p o t a t o e s , d i g them nearly $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 in ex­ cian, and was supposed to be well Under control. One night I was mail matter. startled by the child's hard breathing, ahd on going to it found it cess of t h e G o v e r n m e n t ' s in t h e fall of t h e y e a r . strangling. It had nearly ceased to breathe, Realizing that the child's alarming condition had become possible in Spite of the medicines given, — T h e r e will be a Christ­ needs. T h e r e h a d been ac­ I reasoned that such remedies would be of no avail. Having part of a c u m u l a t e d $ 9 8 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 of m a s dinner a t H e p s o n ' s C h a p bottle of AYER'S Cherry Pectoral in the house, I gave the child three gold a b o v e t h e reserve of doses, at short intervals, and anxiously awaited results, From the el with a p p r o p r i a t e a n d in­ A merry Xrnas. moment the Pectoral was given, the child's breathing grew easier, and* teresting exercises b o t h he- $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . Business w a s —"I'cace on e a r t h , good in a short time, she was sleeping quietly and breathing naturally. The p r o s p e r o u s . L a b o r was well fore a n d a f t e r dinner. Admis­ child is alive and well to-day, and I do not hesitate to say that AYER'S wili t o men." employed. Cherry Pectoral saved het life."—C. J. WOOLDRIDGE, Wortham, Tex. sion licket t o t h e d i n n e r B u t t h e p a r t y of McKinley --Bon t forget t h e personal will he sold a t m o d e r a t e r a t e s , "I wish to express my high appreciation of AYER'S Cherry Pectoral, having had occasion to use it in many cases, two of which, W. F. Owen property «ale by B. I . Coun­ t h e proceeds t o be used t o en c a m e i n t o p o we r \ind rai and Jos. Johnson, were abscess of the lungs, involving almost the entire cil! o n the 1 s t d a y of J a n u a r y . l a r g e t h e c o m f o r t s of t h e / n o t for f o u r y e a r s . A com­ organ. The patients were treated by several physicians, and were pro­ pulsory siiver p u r c h a s e law nounced to be in the last stages of consumption. Being placed in my H. L. Bryan will sell you church. All a r e invited, s o we hands, the main part of the treatment was AYER'S Cherry Pectoral, was passed in 1 8 9 0 , McKinley Home rare bargains during a r e informed b y T h u s . Bing­ This was about eight years ago, and both men are now, to all appearance, v o t i n g for u n d g l o r y f y i n g i t . ham. in perfectly sound health. I have used this remedy in a number of other t he holidays. In t h e n e x t y e a r t h e c o u n t r y cases with like favorable results."—JOHN A. RITTER, M. D. West Baden, Ind. —I will offer foi s a l e t o t h e l o s t $ 6 8 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 of gold t o —Heaven pity t h e d e a r lit­ "When my children had the whooping cough, AYER'S Cherry Pectoral tle children who will g e t n o highest bidder for c a s h a t t h e E u r >pe. A t t h e end of M r . did them more good than any other medicine."—Mrs. M. BnockWELL, Christmas presents t h i s y e a r ! residence of J o h n F . H a r d i n , H a r r i s o n ' s t e r m t h e t r e a s u r y Harris, Tenn. — With th is issue t h e pub­ n e a r Boone, o n t h e 1 s t Mon­ free gold h a d been reduced t o lisher of the DEMOCRAT bids d a y in J a n . , 1 8 9 4 , t h e e n t i r e $ 9 7 0 , 0 0 0 . adieu t o friends until a f t e r remainder of t h e K i n g a n d Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masa. T h e tariff of 1 8 9 3 , which X m as. G r a y household effects. T o w a s 2 5 p e r c e n t , higher t h a n Prompt to aot, sure to omre —You know where t o buy wit: A b o u t 8 0 c o u n t e r p a n e s , a Republican tariff c o m m i e y o u r X m a s g o o d s d o y o u ? 2 0 0 sheets, a 13t. of floor m a t sion h a d r e p o r t e d t o be nec­ i f y o u d o n ' t we will tell you ting, a l a r g e n u m b e r oflamps. e s s a r y , w a s t a k e n in h a n d by if you will read llolsch/w's a n d a splendid line of t a b l e Mr. McKinley. T h e r a t e of linen a n d window c u r t a i n s . d u t y w a s raised in every a d in t h i s issue. I / Also a big lot of silver w a r e —1\ A. Griteller of B a m b o o o v e r 4 0 0 pieces—consisting schedule s a v e t w o . T h e ben­ Yes, S a n t a - C l a n s h a s a g a i n mude§ his HEAD-QUAR will sell y o u a Neisou wagon of knives, forks, s p o o n s , e t c . eficiaries of t h e tariff were $ 5 cheaper t h a n they h a v e T h e p r o p e r t y m u s t g o a n d permitted t o write their o w n 1 E l l s A I W I L L YY. HOLSCLAYV \S, a n d h a s ' a l o t of nice selfishness i n t o thelavv. F o r t h i n g s , c o n s i s t i n g of l a r g e vases, dolls, m u s t >che c u p s a n d ever been sold before. all a r e invited t o a t t e n d t h e t h e first t i m e in t h e h i s t o r y s a u c e r s , t o y s , t o p s , picture h o o k s , China m u g s , p h o t o ­ —It now looks a s if we a r e big closing o j t sale. of civilized g o v e r n m e n t s t h e g r a p h f r a m e s a n d a l b u m s . B. J . COUNCIL ., Receiver. policy w a s a d o p t e d of reduc­ t o have a white C h r i s t m a s . A l a r g e l o t of stick a n d f a n c y candies, o r a n g e s , a n d h a B u t o u r weather is s o varia—Our friend, T . P . Adams, i n g revenues by ruising t a x ­ Mannas a t 3 0 c t s p e r dozen, mixed n u t s , figs, raisins, pea­ l»l", i t m a y clear off a n d be of Yerger, s e n d s u s t h e fol­ es. n u t s , fire crackers, canned peaches, o y s t e r s , c r a c k e r s J c o r n warm and pretty. lowing hit of s a d intelligence: T h e Reed McKinley Con­ —Our w o r t h y Register of "Died in his eigty-seventh gress, b y e x t r a v a g a n t a p p r o ­ p o p p e r s a n d a l o t of o t h e r nice t h i n g s f o r presents. Men's Deeds. C .1. Cottrell, hopes t o y e a r a t his home a t Yerger p r i a t i o n s , converted a s u r ­ gloves; jewelry, be a ds, handkerchief*, cologne, fine flavor­ be in his nice new residence Allen A A d a m s . H e w a s t h e plus into a deficiency.—New i n g e x t r a c t s f o r c a k e such a s lemon, vanilla, s t r a w b e r r y , bananna," cinnamon and cinnamon bark. I c is h a v i n g c o n s t r u c t e d o n s o n <>f J o h n A d a m s w h o e a m e York World. Also d r e s s g o o d s , jeans, h a t s , shoespind hoots^for all. I his a r m a t 0«-erfiel«', by t h e from F r a n c e a n d w a s a sol­ w a n t a l o t of e g g s , b u t t e r a n d o t h e r produce u t h i g h e s t l i r s t »>i J a n . a n y w a y . dier in t h e R e v o l u t i o n a r y THE FIGHT OX ELI AS. m o r k e t price. war. Allen A d a m s was b o r n —Our old friend, J o h n ElYours Anxious to Please. To be Reopoued When His Name Is rod h a s moved t o t h e Ker- March t h e 1 6 t h , 1 8 0 7 , died Seat In. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. lee farm a t C o o k ' s G a p , a m i Dec. 1 4 , 1 8 9 3 , a n d w a s t h e WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.— l a s t o n e of t h e s o n s of J o h n l i a s bidden adieu t o friends K o p e Elian h a s h a d a t a l k o n New River, where he h a s A d a m s . " T h i s is indeed s a d with t h e P r e s i d e n t a n d is g o ­ news for t h e publisher of t h i s s o l o n g resided. ing t o s t i c k . THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTI p a p e r , for s o m e of t h e happi­ —The t a x h o o k s f o r Bo6ue e s t o f h i s b o y h o o d h o u r s WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.— TUTE, FOR YOUNG WOMEN. tovvnsnip a r e now in m y were s p e n t a t t h i s venerable N o t w i t h s t a n d i n g t h e f a c t b a u d s for collection, a n d I ASH EVIL LE, N. C. g e n t l e m a n ' s side listening t o t h a t S e n a t o r s R a n s o m a n d insist t h a t t h e receipts he lift his t a l e s of l o n g a g o , a n d h e Vance h a d practically a g r e e d Second session begins September 13, 1893. edat once, for the taxes must b r e a t h s a s i g h t o know he is u p o n a successor t o Elias, it 'Plie institution is located in the most beautiful suburb of Ashec o m e regardless of h a r d t i m e s n o more. is definitely learned t o d a y ville, N. C. The spacious building, recently completed for its use —N. N. CoLVARD t h a t t h e P r e s i d e n t will send at a cost of $60,000 is furnished with pure writer from springs on —It would help u* o u t s o People who have tried it, say E l i a s ' n a m e hack t o t h e Sen­ the premises, is lighted with gas, heated by hot water and provided that therein no better medicine a t e a s collector f o r t h e 5 t h with hot and cold baths. m u c h if t h e people iu t h e dif­ The health and habits of the pupils are carefully guarded. Re­ ferent n e i g h b o r h o o d s of t h e for dyspepsia than Ayer's Sar- d i s t r i c t of N o r t h Carolina, sides the ample space given to outdoor exercise, a well equipped saparilla. It may not* give one c o u n t y w o u l d s e n d u s t h e the stomach of an ostrich, but it a n d t h e fight a g a i n s t his con­ gymnasium will he fitted up within doors. No expense has been spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perlect. news. H o w c a n we publish so strengthens the alimentary f i r m a t i o n will be reopened. Each pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as a part of organs that digestion of ordit h e news of y o u r section un­ nary food becomeseasy and nat­ Hood's Sarsaparilla, the king her practical training for life, and whilstaiming at thorough nessin less we knew w h a t it w a s ? ural. of medicines, conquers scrofula, every department, the management will strive to provide for those catarrrh, rheumatism and all committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian —The f o u r y o u n g men w h o school, but a christian home. No pupil will bo admitted who as T h e S t a t e Bank t a x is be- other blood diseases. Hold's not in reasonable health, or who cannot furnish credentials as "to left f a r Bluefield, West Va., and only Hood's. intra! character. o n t h e 4 t h inst., w r i t e t h a t in^* considered by t h e Com­ m i t t e e a n d will he pushed t o b our Separa te Courses of Study are offered to the Student. t i m e a re a little dull there now, G l a d s t o n e , iswvery sick. I t I T H E NORMAL COURSE, f o r t h e t h o r o u g h t r a i n i n g h u t t h e coal-dealers a n d rail a p o i n t of a c t i o n b y t h e Com­ m a y be, t h a t hi? life's work of t e a c h e r s unde r i n s t r u c t o r s from t h e best N o r m a l schools. r o a d men t h i n k t h a t a b o u t mittee. is d r a w i n g t o a close. H e is 2 . SEMINARY O R C O L L E G I A T E COURSE, including New Year e v e r y t h i n g will he g e t t i n g very o l d . a n c i e n t a n d modern l a n g u a g e s , science, music, d r a w i n g e t c Feeble and capricious appetites on u boom. 3 . COMMERCIALCOURSE, i n c l u d i n g s t e n o g r a p h y , type­ arc best regulated by the use of writing, bookkeeping, etc. Ask lour Friends —Prof. F r a n c u m ' s school Ayer's Cathartic Bills'. They do 4 . D E P A R T M E N T O F DOMESTIC SCIENCE, ( a ) Scien­ a t Deerfield closes o n t h e 2 2 n d not debillitate, hvexcessive stim­ Who have taken Hood's Sarsaptific c o o k i n g , t h e s t u d y of t h e p r o d u c t i o n a n d m a n u f a c t u r e i n s t . , a n d t h e pupils will he ulation ; hut cause the stomach, arilla what they think of it, and cf food, e t c , ( b ) Sewing—embracing t h e c u t t i n g a n d f i t t i n g liver, and bowles to perform their the replies will he positive in its a p t t o h a v e a n e n j o y a b l e functions properly. As an after- favor. Simply what Hood's Sar- of g a r m e n t s , millinery, e t c . t i m e a t n i g h t a s t h e y w i l l dinner pill, they are unequaled. saparilla does, that tells the The teachers at the head of Ihis department'are from the famous story of its merit. One has been Pratt School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the best insti­ have an entertainment that curea ol indigesti on or iys^iepsia, tutions in will c a u s e s o m e b o d y t o s h a k e T h e President h a s a p p o i n t ­ another finds its indispensable experiencethe country, chosen with reference to christian character and abilty as teachers. themselves in a h e a r t y l a u g h . ed Dist. J u d g e S i m o n t o n of for sick headache or biliousness, A thoroughly organized Preparatory depart mete has been fur­ while others report remarkable — VY hen y o u a r e c a s t i n g a - S o u t h Carolina t o be succes­ cures of scrofula, catarrh, rheu­ nished for all such as are not prepared'for the higher classes. The school year is divided into two terms; cost to pupil $50 per b o u t t o find s o m e o n e o n s o r of t h e s t a t e J u d g e B a n d . matism, salt rheum, etc. term, or $100 per year, which barely covers the expense of board, w h o m t o bestow y o u r C h r i s t Hood's Pills are purely veget­ the school being practically free, having been provided for by a few If you want a reliable dye that able, friends to female education. For further particulars applv to m a s presents, r ememb er t h e will color an even brown or black, R E V . T H O M A S L A W R E N C E , ASHEVILLE, N. C. g o o d a s m a l l p r e s e n t would and will please and satisfy you One of t h e incidents of t h e d o s o m e of t h o s e w h o a r e un­ every time, use Buckingham's Relieve .11 soreness of the Mucous metsbraflU and ctires GONORRH(EA and GLEBT in i U>$ days. Wo blaze in M o r g a n t o n , w a s a other treatment necessary. Never causes stricture or a b l e t o b u y f o r themselves. Dye for the Whiskers. New-foundland d o g r u s h i n g brd^VJi»t5lnJu'l0U* fclfecU" Prie** 80,41 " He t h a t g i v e t h t o t h e p o o r , BLOOD BALM CO., Pra'». A D. A. C a r p e n t e r is a p p o i n t ­ t h r o u g h t h e flames a n d re­ l e n d eth t o t h e L o r d . " ed United S t a t e s Pension t u r n i n g with a c a t in i t s —Much of o u r s p a c e h a s A g e n t a t K n o x v i l l e Tennes­ m o u t h . S o m e t h i n g for e v e r y A ^ T HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."^ been t a k e n u p f o r s o m e t i m e see in place of YV. R. Rule, w h o t h i n g a n d e v e r y b o d o d y , t o n®T8®rNO W IS 7HE ILdE 7 O SUHSLRIHE.-Wl-m b y t h e e x h i b i t of t h e a u d i t e d will retire. love. •rst- oooo ooco c c ccco A Cry in t h e Night BltYAN'tf A MOTHER AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL LOCAL NEWS; SAY! Ayer's Cherry Pectoral SANTA-CLAUS. KINCHk Tills I S N O H U M RUG TO DRAW TRADE! -o I MEAN BUSINESS. -o1 r o m n o w until t h e first d a y of April I will sell m y s t o c k of CLOTHING —AND— OVERCOATS At i0 per cent a b o v o COST! If y o u o o n ' t t h i n k I m e a n i t come and look through my STOCK I t w o n t c o s t y o a o n e c e n t if y o u d o n t purchase. I have a large stock an w a n t t o g e t rid of i t befo spring. o CALL AND LOOK! I would t a l l y o u r a t t e n t i o n t o t h e b i g c u t in prices in m y o t i i e r lines. -o � 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 6 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_1893_1221_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: December 21, 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 1893-12-21 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/78509be16f8390b51fd9d2516a5afa1c.pdf 410f56291f0c0fb96c69b0701e162a38 PDF Text Text mmmm VOL 6 BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C TIlUltSDA Y, JANtfAItY 4. 1894, NO. QL Six MiMIou Milts We've Sped. been good to meaud sustain­ ofgayety and pastimes foi L ETT E R. point that point there is no question for uneasiness. The T hi s is the beginning of the ed me all my lile. The best young and old Th; s season From our Regular Correspondent. 556,000 appropriated by Con­ W. B. COUNCILL, J it. new year, and we h a v e made religion js to trust in the is very important. the gress for repairs to the old a ycry long journey. O l d t r a v Lord firld do good.—Rill Arp. .yoUng people iu Hiissia, who ATTORNEY AT LAV. President Cleveland and ev a t other times of the year, by er.v member of his cabinet,ex Ford's theatre building has elers s a y t h a t when a m a n Boone, N. C. IX FAR0FF RUSSIA. been expended under the di­ g e t s l o s t in the wilderness lie the strict etiquette observed, cept Attorney GeneralOlney, rection of the chief of engin­ g o e s round and round in try­ The New Toar Season Brings Joy to are kept much apart. W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). w h o is in Boston, spent Among ourselves the "Hap­ Christinas in Washington eers of the army, as directed ing t o g o ahead, and he finds the Young--TweIve Days*Festival. Boone, N. C. In the smaller cities of Rus­ py New ^ear" greetings and with their families. The day by law, and the building has himself following bis o w n Resident Physician. Office been restored to the condi­ tracks in a nrcle. t d o n ' t sia, New Year's day is in the the social j. utilerings are on King Street north of Post has been a quiet one a t the tion it was in before the com­ know whether this is s o o r "Twelve Days' Festival." now the sole recognition < t White House, n large part of Office. it devoted tothechildren and mencement of the improve­ n o t , b u t I Know t h a t to-day The Russians in many parts f a n. 1 —Exchange. DR. B.C. REEVES. their Christmas tree which ments in progress a t the time we are right exactly where we have held to the old ways P HYSICIAN AND SURGEON was put up Saturday even­ of the accident, with some were a y e a r a g o , and y e t we from time immemorial. The Gov. RUSSELL, of Mas .. Cffi.ce at Residence. ing, although Mr. and Mrs. consequent strengthening of h a v e traveled round a n d preparations for the season chusetts, has received the v Boone, N. P. Cleveland informally enter its foundation. While it is round a n d round rienrlv 6 - begin early in November. The port of Hon. Daniel Needham, tained several friends both probable that it would serve 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 miles a t the r a t e of host of some great home be­ Bresident of the* New En a t lunch and a t dinner. The its former purpose, the com­ 1 , 0 0 0 miles n minute. As­ gins to lay in stores of salted land Agricultural Assodn L . I). LOWE, idea of going t o Lakewood, mission of experts appointed tronomers tell u s t h a t we are beef and sausages, liquors, tion who represented Massa N. J . , for a lew days hasoeei by the department to exam­ right exactly where we were etc. The hostess calls on all Chusetts iii Hie Farmers' her friends and invites young Congress a t Savannah, and abandoned, but the Presi­ ine and report as to the safe­ n y e a r a g o . ANDty of the building find t h a t This is mightv cunoils lo and old. Next day she is suc­ in it Mr. Needham expressed dent hopes to get a little re NUTARY PUBLIC, creation this week on a short certain additional w o r k ine. Who is doing it? This ceeded by the nurse, whomake himself as deeply impress should be done before i t world has been going on tbis the same rounds of visits. by his visit to the South and BANNER'S ELK, N. ( hunting trip. In view of the miss'ate shall be occupied by clerks. grand round for thousands Her duty is to invite espec­ the kindly spirit maniieeted merits which have been made This report will be referred of years and is still a t it. ially the young ladies. She by the Sou imrners for tl. • concerning the attitude of back for an estimate oi the What H it? for I want to is hailed with joy, and the Nort herriti "s delegates i'hi ATTORNEY A 7 LA W, C o m m i s s i o n e r L o c h r e n t o ­ cost of this new work, a ti d know. Why don't it stop and lady of the house hastens to seems to point a moral. There MATRON. N P ward the pensioners tlie fol­ when returned ths matter rest? What did it ever start mix for her he cup of wine» has been too much misup among sue! lowing from a speech he made will be submitted to Con­ for? If tIds earth was made She delivers her message and prehension -<o)gress for its direction as t o lorus. why dries it have to go is plied with questions as to Norlllern men as Mr. Need­ Will practice in the courta o- in the case of Judge Long, of further alterations " Just be round and round forever and the invited and rejected. But ham about us. The es­ WaUiuga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ Michigan, whose pension was ell and all other counties in the suspended by him. which is fore the Seiiate 4 adjourned for forever? If it has t o go the most important question trangement began a century .fi»sterii listrict #WS|M«cial atten the recess Senator Voorhees round the sun, why wouldn't is, "Who are the elected?" ago and has been maintaiiilion given to the collection of pending in a Washington offered a resolution against a circle do as well as an These are the young men in­ through interested motives court, is worthy ofattention. claims, "t* the quartering of clerks in ellipse—why go at nil? On til d vited by the hostess for the ever since. In order to undo " I am not anxious to worry r. J. C* Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. or to cut off ins old com­ t his building again. not the universe be still and girls or "fair maidens," as it let us seek t o have those Tmils, lean. Zionrille, N- C. The number of Congress­ every planet b* independent? they are called. The duty of men visit the South of iei rades with whom I fought Batlsr & Blackburn, and carried a musket. I am men who went home to spend Why does the earth have t o the young man thus design­ and remain with us longer] anxiousjfhat thev should get their holiday was unusually turn a somersault every day ated is to look after the when they come. There-* a,e large this year; consequent­ and whirl us round a t the amusement find pleasure of some points (if difference, it all their dues. Yet. at. t h e . ly there is just now a decided rate of a thousand miles an his "fair maiden" during the is true, bu" in 1 he man asso­ Calls att ended Hi all same time, as an officer of i lull iu the talk about the tar hour? Who is doingafi this, "twelve days." The respon­ ciation will round off many the law, 1 have a sworn duty * honis."hsa n e that tlmv , iff, Hawaii, etc, which have and what is it done for, and sibility of the choicd lying angels, and smooth £the way to perform, to s J a ne 1, '1)3. been constantly going on for when is the whole business to iviih the hostess, she has tt> to a proper understanding. do not get more than they I months and which will take eotr.e to nn end, or a focus, be careful in her selection. N.- 0.-1 hronicle. h. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. | are en* itled to." a fresh start next week when or a transformation? But the invitation has I'v the way, speaking of Staifltor Z.' if. Vance. I confpss mvignorar.ee and again t o be repeated, this pensions, it was lately decid­ the absentees # will again be LOV'Ll Si FLET3HE.1, o n h a n d p r e p a r e d f o r t h e feci as humble as a dog when time by the master of the I t is stated that Senator ed by Commissioner Loch­ ATTORNEYS AT.LA H\ hard and long struggle that I contemplate the wonders h.oflsein the person of bis ser­ Zeb. B. Vnn?e is in very poo ren that no retiring official and mysteries of creation. I vant or "swat," who, with health and is quite feeble BOONE. N. C. of the pension office conl.i doj is before t hem. A sub-commit i ee of t h e don't understand how the mace in hand, performs his This is sad news to all North tSr^TSpecia 1 ait 'lition %iven business a s a pension a t t o r House ways and means com corn grows, nor the flowers mission. On entering each Carolinians and to the coun­ to the colletioji o1chiims.~**& ney before that bureau until mittee will spen I the most oi bloom, nor the birds hatch house he offers a prayer be try a t large. be bad been two years out of L. L. GREENE, & CO. tVic r holiday in working up their young, and yet 1 realize fore the shrine of the saint to Senator Vance iins for r 1 he office. Had (Ten. Rutim j on the int a nal revenue bill, long period of time been a REAL ESTATE A3 TS. made a similar decision the] which it is hoped will be rea that everything has been which it is dedicated. He made for our good, our com­ then delivers the invitation potent factor in the politics bank account of "Corporal" HOONE, N. C. (ly to be reported to House fort, our pleasure. in the name of his master or of the old North State and Tanner, who was so uncere­ when it again assembles. Sev f was popping corn last mistress. At first, according in 1 he South. His word hu: Will giv® special attention moniously kicked out of that era! democrat i - members of tiight for a little grandchild, t o etiquette, the invitation is ahvnyshnd much weight.. In t o abstracts of title, the sale office by Mr. Harrison, and of Real Estate in W. N. P. who is said to have made a the Senate finance commit and 1 know that in the grand refused, bin after much pres­ NorthCai oliim it has beeii a n h tees are also af work on the design of Providence this lit­ sing it is finally accepted* is still almost snpre >e. Witi Those he ving farms, timber and mineral lands for sale, fortune a s a pension attor­ tariff, so as to be prepared tle corn was created just t o When the day arrives, the his passing i way the o- i will do well to call on said Co. ney, would be verv much to receive the Wilson bill as please the children and noth­ young ladies who are the he­ of this State will lose their smaller than it is. It is. how­ a t Boone. S MIII as it is sent over from trusted leader in whom they L. L. GULES k CO. ever, a wise decision .and it the House. The work of the ing else. I know t h a t cotton roines of the Heason appear grows to clothe the millions in a sledge, accompanied by so lorlg linplirit.v onfided. i would be well if it were made March 16.1893. Senators has been, so far, in summer, and the sheep their mothers and favorite He has had a remarkable and a rule in all branches of the mostly confined to the gath­ were created to give us wool companions, generally girls phenomenal career. No man NOTICE. i government se?vice, as it is ering of information which in the winter, and the cattle of inferior rank, who sit a t has e v » a * enjoyed the high eg Hotel Property lor Sure. well known in Washington \ i l l be u. ful la tei on. to give us milk and butter their feet. This sledge is fol­ le-unof ,iisp< >lewo unBorn > On account of failing health that many offi ials mn'*°u of myself anil wife, 1 otfer for sale Sj • : i , j i . - . p . \. ho i s still and shoes. Even our com­ lowed by another containing ly and uninteriuptedly a i my hotel property in the town ot of their positions to Siren win in Washington, is confident plaints and ailments are pro­ the tire women, charged with has Senator Zeb Vance. W Boone, North Carolina, and will j late information which they that the tariff bill will lie vided for in nature's remed­ caskets and dressing boxes. hope however t h a t many sell low for cash and make terms j turn t o valuable use a s at­ o suit the buyer, and will take passed by the House before ies, for \ *e have quinine and Other sledges follow, the years yet will;'be spared ' real or personal property in ex­ torneys after they leave the the first of February, a n d calomel and castor oil and longer the procession* the the good man" to bless iii.s government service; and ca­ change. Apply soon. tjiat it will not be necessary opium and turpentine and greater the honor to the people withjhis filialJloVe am. W. L. BR Y A N . ses have been known in which I to deny any man the right mineral springs, and the best house visited. esteemed advice. -Hickory they have undertaken a s at­ to be heard thereon in order are the cheapest. All the On the arrival the host and Press. NOTICE. Parties putting papers in torneys *to have decisions t o g e t . i t t h r o u g h b y t h a t best things are the cheapest hostess meet the g'lests at War Cloud In Honduras. my hand for execution will wrongfully made by them as time. —the air and water and fire, the gate, bow wit bout speak­ please ad wince the fees with officials reversed by their sue WASHINGTON, 1). 0., Dec 23 the bread and meat and veg ing and conduct them into the papers and they will re­ ccssofs in office, the inference Blacksburg (8. C.) News: A etables, and the fruits of the the house. The young maid­ —A cablegram has-been re ceive prompt attention, other being that the decisions were strange phenomenon w a s wise they will be returned internationally made wrong seen by many of our citizens earth and the meterial for ens are then delivered over ceived a t the State Depart­ not executed fpr the want of to the carc of the- hostess',- ment from Miirster V M. i on last Wednesday just, be clothing. in the first place. f ee8t I). F. B AIRD S HFF. Theevidences of design and and after friendly greetings, Young, dated Nicaragua, Secretary Lamont scotch­ foresunrisc.lt had the ap­ care and love are all around presents to the domestics stating that, the Honduras ed a sensational stoiy, t h a t pearance of a bright .set pent FOR SALE! us everywhere arid in every- and sweetmeats t o the girls, revolutionist* are marching ov n of Boone, a com be promised compelling the playing in the air above the tYng, and I cannot under­ the mothers and retinue re­ from Nicar gm to Hoi don In tl ling house with clerks of the record and pen­ rising sun. Some look upon On Christmas Tlir army of the latter coun five fire places, sion division of the war de­ it as a sign of the end of time stand how a thoughtful man turn home. try has been put in motio Wifti iHUMcres of land, good partment t o again t i k e up and have already begun to can be an agnostic or an morning, as the bells are spring, some apple, peach and their quarters in Ford's old prepare for the event. Would infidel. I want t o thank ringing, the hostess herself to meet .tbeni. 'The c bn,gram -jives no hint of the chestnut trees,situated some theatre, bv making the fol­ it not be well for those sign- somebody every morning for awakens the fair maidens probable outcome of the con­ 300 yards from Main street. reading people to keep them- preserving me through the I t is a desirable private resi­ lowing statement: "Th »re is selves ready for that last ! night, for I know that sleep and serves their breakfast test. with the help of the nurses. dence. The place will be sold no purpose or disposition on day? M e would also suggest j 8 near akin to death, and I But a very important part is cheap on terms t o suit, the the part of any officer of this t h a t they pay the printer, as eOTLlISI N0HI S.MMCHH purchaser. For further par­ department to quarter any they can never tread those cannot keep my own Heart the interpretation of their own'i'OTaspSTpui^o'fc ticulars apply to I. W.Thorn beating. There is some great dreams on the first- night. of its clerks or employees in golden str eets us long as a s, Hibriten, N. C., or W. B. an) gMitiriirig not determined t h e i r subscriptions remain thing behind me, and I will T h e n t h e " e l u c t f f f 9 Council), Boone, N. C. trust him because he has The days fojJjfc^g are fui 1 BfeT Vay your subsci '<[•' m ! to be perfectly s a f e . v n that unpaid N •nnffi> 4 k PROFESSION A L. Attoraaj at Law J. V flORPIKW, Physicians & Surgeons. W A S1IINGTON �T h e ' V i t a u j a D331D j r a t also be elected to succeed agreed to do so. However, Judge W hi laker. Judge Shu- |last week they were canvass­ ford, J u <1 g e Bynum and ing Concord in the interest of A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper devoted to the interest ot Coun­ Judge Battle, of the Superi­ their church and trying to ty, State ano Nat ion. Published or Court bench. The election disseminate its doctrines. For every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ will determine the complex­ several days a murmur of tauga County. N. C. ion of the Supreme C o n r t. complaint arose a g a i n s t bench, and is therefore of the them and on Tuesday they I P * * ' F r o m M o a t ( ' a m p , N . C. left, leaving a board bill a t highest importance. Editor Democrat: Nine members of Congress t h e Morris house unpaid. All lias been very quiet here are to be elected, 50 State T h e y c o n c l u d e d t h a t t h e y during the holidays this time. Senators and 120 members could see feathers flying in No drunken brawls nor any of the North Carolina House the air and it was revealed disturbance any way. of Representatives. These to them that there was a lit­ On Friday and Friday a t Senatois and representatives tle tar left in Cabarrus. night Defore Christmas Mr. J . are to electa United States These fellows hav° misled B. Miller closed his school Senator to succeed Won. M. a great many people through here, with an admirable en­ W. Ransom, and a railroad out the South by their pro tertainment. During the ev­ commissioner to succeed Cap tensions, statements. They ening the whole school under tain T. W. Mason. came in the interest of their the supervision of their tea* faith and of western 1 a n d cher marched t o the sound Gov. Carr and Pai dons. sharks. Many have sacrific­ of martial-like music from Ashe i'ille Citizen:—Vhe more ed all tliey had in a Christian file and drum played by Mr. the expressed determination land and moved to Utah. L. D. Miller and little son. of Gov. Carr not t o give t o When they wished to return The procession wa sheaded the press news of the pardon t h e y f o u n d o u t t h a t t h e y by the very small boys. They of criminals is reflected upon could not d.) so. We trust these pestiferous marched half mile along* the the less does it seem t o do nuisances will stay out of this public road to Moretz' store credit to his common sense. country and section. They a n d b a c k t o t h e s c h o o l His purpose is to make a re­ are not wanted, and if they house. At about sun-down port of the pardons to the know what is the best thing the entertainment o'p e n e d Legislature, but it is obvious to do. they will shake o a l with an address "The impor­ that thecarrying on, practic­ dust forever from their feet. —Concord Times. tance of the free school sys­ ally in secret, of this branch THE NORTH C A ROUN A tem" by Willett S. Miller. of the public business would College of Agriculture and Mechanic* Then followed a variety of be susceptible of great and al Arts. recitations, compositionsde° dangerous abuse. The Gov­ Will begin its Fifth Sesssion lamations, dialogues, etc— ernor's excuse—one of their.~ Sep. 7, 1H93. This College is some simple, some amusing, for concealing his pardon now well equipped for its spe­ others grand, instructive, pa­ work from the public is that cial work, having extensive triotic; while the comic, dra­ "he sees no reason why, when wood and iron shops, careful l.v fitted up drawing rooms, matic and pantomimic pro­ a convict is pardoned, notice chemical, botanical and Hor­ duced roaring laughter. should be given all over the ticultural laboratories, green An excellent com positoin on State t h a t he is a criminal." house and burn. "Friendship" was read by One would think from this The teaching force for the M i s 8 Adeline Win3barger. that the criminals of the next year cansisfs of 1 5 men. The two courses lead to grad M i s s Emma Winebarger read State were known only to nation in Agriculture and in a fine production on 'the ohil the Governor. But society Mechanical and Civil Engin­ dren.' Both were lengthy, in­ lias a right to know where eering*. structive and comprehensive they are. The mere fact that Total cost a year, including articles. a criminal is pardoned by board: $93.50. It would be too tedious to ihe Governor does not by County students, Pay students, $123.50. give a fair account of the ma any means make it certain For catalogues apply to ny dialogues etc. Suffice it t o that he is thoroughly refor fri­ A. Q. HOLLADY , Pres., give the titles: "Old times ed, and that he is no longer Raleigh, N. C. gone by," a darkey comedy, a dangerous person to be a t State of N. C. Watauga Jo. three characters, a negro ser­ large. The contrary ma\ be I, 0. J . CottrelI-do hereby cei mon; "Going back t o Dixie:" true. That a man has been tif.v the following to be the afour boys disguised as dar­ a murdererand has been con­ niounts charged and allowed keys caused a general side- victed thereof is information by the Board of county com­ missioners, as per accts. on shaking time in the audience that a community is just as file for the 12 months ending while it was being acted. clearly entitled to as that Nov. 30th 1893: vera1 young ladies sang another man lias been up­ W. C. Coffey served 1 7 days a t two dolluts per day $34. a s o n g d e s c r i p t i v e o f t h e right all his days. The Gov­ many motions of the body ernor's idea seems to be t h a t Served as Fin Com. 4 $8.00 and limbs acting the move­ his pardon is a certificate of Total Mast 1 5 days $42.00 J . H. $30.00 m e n t s i n k e e p i n g w i t h t h e good character, but it is On finance one day $2.00 words, quite beautifully. nothing of the kind. It is Traveled 168 ins a t 5c 8.40 $40.40 Toward the close the boys based primarily, or should Total W. W. Presnell served 16 acted several pantomimes in­ be, on the belief on the part cluding 'A glutton drinking/ of the executive that the days a t $2 per day, $32.00 Traveled 88 Lis a t 5c $4.40 'Cat pudding,' etc. criminal 1ms been punished Total $36.4( J After thanking the specta­ enough by imprisonment and J . C Hoi ton served 4 day tors for their unusually good that he can safe'y be return­ a t $ 2 per day $8.00 b e h a v i o r , w h i c h w a s o f t h e ed to society t o build up a Traveied 40 miles at5r$1.2o $9.20 best, Prof. Miller dismissed new an honorable reputation. Total H. H. Farthing served three us with a closing song "As That this return of theoffend- days a t $2 per day $6 00 we part" in which the school er should be in secret and Traveled 112 ins. at5e$5.60 joined altogether. that the reasons for the par­ Total $11.60 Fine music was furnished don are to be given to the This Dec. 5th 1893. C. 1. Dottrel I Reg Deeds. for the occasion by Messrs people only once in two years Wiley and Jont Norris. NOTICE. —such a plan cannot meet This is the best entertain the c o in m e ri d a t i o n of By virtue of a mortgage deed meat ever given a t our school thoughtful people. More­ executed to me by John B. King Robert II.. Gray, h use and was gotten up on over the criminal released and of King and Gray, ofof the firm Blow­ short notice, but we are glad just before the meeting of the ing Rock N. c., and the same al­ t o hear of men men w h o Legislature to which his par­ so signed by M. W. Gray, wife of know, say that it is a suc­ don was reported would Robt. H. Gray, and dated Sept. 27, 1892. to secure tin; payment cess. All pronounced it good have nothing to gain in point $1,900 nineten hundred dollars for the mountains. The buil­ of time, from the Governor's with interest at the rate of 8 nerding was packed with specta­ scheme of salvation, while cent per annum, the same beiigdue on the 1st day of Oct. 1890 tors and some bad t o remain those released soon after I will on the 1st Monday in Feb would have all its advan­ ruary, 1894, the same being tin out doors. 5th day ot said month, to satis Well, Mr. Editor, times are tages. a ad interest hard, money almost asscarce Gov. Carr's pardons should fy said note this sale, sell onsann and cost of for cash a s "hen's teeth," and a large be able to stand squarely on to the highest bidder atthecouri ft mount of taxes unpaid, but both feet and look the people house door in Boone what is and G r a y in the face without blushing. known as the King and lot, sit. we hope for better times. Blowing Rock Hotel WELL WISHER. If they cannot do that when uuted at Blowing Rock N . O. and made they will fail when ex­ co itaiaing some 4 acres of land more or less, the same l>eing the North Carolinian: The elec­ amined laser. land bought bv said King and tion in North Yiroliim next Gray from S. M. Clarke in t h t Saiufs Smelt Tar November will be a most im­ The Latter Day and Departed. and year 1888. t«> which deed refer­ Feather ence is had for more complete de­ portant o n e . Bucecessors Two or three weeks ago a scription, as is also had to the mnsf be elected t o succeed number of the people of t h e mortgage deed under which this CI if Justice Shepherd, Assosale will be made, both ot which county met and adopted les- deeds are duly recorded in the ia .Justices Clark. MeRae olutions asking the Mormon Register's office of Watauga coun mil, who apelders, who were working in t \. This Dec. 12. 1893. >r elected un tbw county, to depart for (»t.h L. W. E HTES , Mortgagee. W. B. 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I •• _ the *v€»rld. unrqtmlpd, and to introdnr. our aopirior good. w« will ..ndrsis to ONR r>£Ef.oi» in each Inc. lit, [. a. shoro Only tho>. who wrtta P" to u« at one. ran make .ore of B (hi rhnnci All you hava todo In return la to ahow osr yood. to tho>o who rail—your neighbor* and thoae around yon The b«grfnnins of thia adrertiaanenl ahow. the amall end of the tela The following rot glre* the appearnuee of It reduced t. •bout the flfiieth part of lt»bulk. It la • grand, double eire telearope,.. largea. I, eaey toramr We will nl»o«hnw ,ou how you can make front llkll to •$ I O a day at Iraat, from the atart.witbout eaperlrnre Hotter write at oner Wo pay all eapreaarhargea Addreaa, |H 11 ItALLETT A CO., Box Ht IB, Po I'okiJ.ASh, Mains. fi eBUu Bend Stomp far IlViatratad Prion Mat. The Schumacher Gymnasium Gs.So"; tr rnrrn hack Arm**, Or you are all "/nm out, really good for Dothin<, it isgjiicral debility. Try Tt ROW tea IRON HITTERS. It will cure you, cleanso your liver, and give a good appettte. Caveats, and Trade-Msr\s ohtsiaed, and all Pat­ ent Imsiaesfl conducted for Moderate FoeJ. Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent OfRee. and we car. sernre paten' In Ices time than tnoee remote from Washington. Send model, drawing or photo., with desmdp•fon. We advise, If pat.*nUb)* or w > t , free of charge. Our fee not, one till »et*Et is s«earedA Pcmphlet. "How to OotstB Fstwaa," wttk names of actual clients la year State, cocety,or towD, sent free. Addrets, Ca A .S N O W &QQ* Oppoeltc Patent Office, Washington. B. Ok*' ™ �on the tariff bill is about sa**eeven nn every im.v sun. man's necessity and take his This Dec. 1st 1893, Terms cash. The Rutherford College, E. D AVIS Mortgagee. 1 Burke County9 N. C.,v equally divided on the income I t is thought that tin buil- honest labor for half what it C OWLES & B ARBER Attys. tax and we fear that the bill ding was fired by nn enem\ . m worth. I have served a s YVill open its Fall Term, D. W. Dougherty, Editor. NOTICE. will have a hard road t o trav- Some one had run, on his school committeeman m my Aug. 3, '93, under very prom R. C. Rivers, Publisher B3* authority of a power of ising prospects, li is ten miles el. The income tax is cei- tip-tors, from the rear of the times and in many districts, house, and a box of matches, but our present school is n- sale contained in a certain west of Hickory, N. ('., near tainl.v important and a pro­ Ihursrfay Jan. 4 I8U4:. t o per tax. Let the rich nabobs unlike any kept in the neigh- rriong the best (schoolsI have mortgage deed executed wife the noted Connelly Springs, me by J . C. Triplett and whose waters are being ship­ The year 1893 has been hear their part of the bur­ borhood, was found near by. ever seen. Martha, and dated May 7th ped to Europe almost every numbered with things of the dens in running this Govern­ The track had been made by COMMITTEEMAN. 1890, t o secure the sum of day. Board, inclndinge , *ery post. Many ensun li ties have ment and may be when they about a No. 7 shoe. $100.00 with interest which expense, is from $5. to $9. per visited the country during are taxed in porpotion t o Jan. 1 . '94. is due and unpaid 1 will sell month. Tuition ra nges from S. M. Dagger. for cash a t public outcry at $1. to $4. per month. No the old year. Burnings, cy­ their worth they will cryout From Mouth North Fotk, N. C. the court house door in the healthier, happier and more clones, deaths and the great extravagance and demand re lull tor Democrat: town of Boone on the tiist moral place can he found in money panic have made liu- tienchment and refonn, in­ Monday in Feb., 1894, it be- America. A complete busi­ voe wil'i men and business. stead of lobbying to heap up One of the most admirable ingthe5th day of said mont h, ness course attache!. Address and exciting Christinases I Many families with fond expences. Let them he taxed i he following described t met I ) R . It. L. ABKRNETHY, PRESIDENT, hopes of prosperity in the fu­ like other men inporpotion have ever seen has just pass­ or parcel of land to wit: Two Rut herford College, N. C. tracts of land on the waters ture, have reduced t o want. t o their wealth and income. ed. of Joe's Fork, Blue R i d g e The poor everywhere are Let them help pay the ex­ On Friday evening Mr. E township Watauga county, N. Miller, who has charge of struggling, a s never before, travagant pensions now.so arlj lining* t he lands of Joel t o obtain bread and clothing. heavy a tax upon the coun­ our school, announced to the Triplett and others. First The business man with his try. North Carolina has ar. children that there would be tract containing 30 a c r e s the other 35 acres, both of untiring energy has fought iueome tax and we hear no a Christmas tree a t t h a Mr. Harvey Heed school house on Monday, the which are fully set out by hard t o keep up hut has fi complaintof it, its a just tax Laceyville, O. metes and bounds in above YYre wish to call attention to our 25th, upon which would be nnlly surrendered and given and a needed tax. Why not Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pa­ described mortgage which is line of second-hand ralysis of the Throat up. Great suspense and the Congress passsuch a tax? presents for all the school, recorded in hook ' C pages and all persons desiring t o Buggies, Carts, wagons, gloom have oveishadowed " I Thank God and Hood's Sarsa­ 158 and 159 of the public rec Jnst now the country is [present gifts to their friends parllla for Perfect Health.» onls of Ma tauga county and Hacks, Harness Etc, the people. The New Year " Gentlemen: benefit of has been ushered in upon us void of much interest, hut could have the opportunity manity I wish to For the few facts:suffering hu­ referred for fuller description. They are almost good as new, state a For several during the rest of the winter of so doing. This announce­ years I have suffered from catarrh and heart Said 65 acres of land will he and persons wishing to bu3 T can and with it brings some hope failure, getting so had I could not work and -old to satisfy said debt with secure bargains by calling on us. of better times. Our people and during the session of ment met our hearty appro­ Could Scarcely Walk Congress the people will look val, and we determined to I had a very bad spell of paralysis of the throat interest and cost. Jan 1 '94. YY'e have a big lot of NEW have learned a lesson from F. H O UCK , M OI t gagee. ago. My throat seemed closed and with anxious expectations manifest our high regard for some timenot awnllow. The doctors said It OPAIXNOUIT & COFFEY Atty's. I could the year past and greater eBUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, was caused by heart failure, and gave medicine, which I according but it did HARNESS Ac conomy no doubt will be en- for something t o encourage our teacher, his liberalities not seemtookdo me any to directions,wife nrged to good. My rt Sarsaparllla, on hand, which will be sold on foiced. Going in debt will no them in the way of legisla­ and earnest efforts t o ad me to try Hood's who had beentelling m; ijSir. A d J*i^ l i . i u i A fid Joseph C. Smith, i u reasonable terms. Jf we have not At Death's Door doubt be a greater dread and tion. The Democratic party vanee our children, and by Special Attractions: Matchless got what 3on want, we will Sarsaparllla. will be avoided with most is surely on trial and must making many presents and but was entirely cured by Hood's concluded to ' linmte. Wonderful health record. After talking with Mr. meet the expectations of the taking an active part a t the try Hood's Sarsaparllla.Smith, I I had taken Delightful homelife. Well ordered take pleasure in getting any When people. The great majority two bottlet I felt very much better. I have thing for 3*ou in our line. We buy and o r our r>*opl" ""ill improve in country in regard to the tar­ Christmas tree. Many per continued taking it, and am now feollng excel­ course ofinstructions. Thorough direct from manufacturers and lent. I thank God, lTV equipped gymnasiums. Music the next year t.nd will he a iff and financial matters. In sons took great interest in Hood's Sarsaparilla under the celebrated Prof. (Ira­ can, therefore, give you very better financial condition, the mean time the present, presenting gifts to friends. and my wife for my restoration to perfect bu u (German). Art under Miss close prices. h« nlih.'» Hakvey Hekij, Laceyville, O. than they have been for Administration ought to re­ Our teacher made glad the HOOD'S PILLS do not purge, pain or gripe, Blythi-(Paris). House in seven We have a full line of new Hnr acres of wooded lawn in the heart ceive the cordial support of hearts of 90 pupils, besides but act promptly, easily and efficiently. 25c. years. People leain a good of a beautiful city. Rooms finely ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev lesson I m sad experience, of­ every democrat. While we a number of other friends finished. Steam heating and snn NOTICE. itar.y plumbing t brought.ut. The erything in the harness line. Can ten, and know better how to may differ with our present who received gifts from his By virtue of a power of sale charges as low as a fine school beat, the world on prices. manage their business. The in some respects, touching generous hands. M&~We will take in exchange, the vital issues now before Brother David Y o n n c e continued in a certain mort­ can make them. Sen 1 lor cata prospects are that a better gage executed t o me by YVm logue. Address A TKINS. horses, mules, and also good bee R EV. J HMES financial condition of the the country, yet we must all made many friends happy II. H. Greene on March 7, cattle. Give us a call. Asheville, N. C. admit that Cleveland is hon­ with presents. All classes 1892, t o secure an indebted whole country will prevail HENKEL, CRAIG # ( (). and that business all along est, brave and strong. YY'e were remembered, especially ness of $290.00 subject to .Lenoir »N. C. the line will resume with cannot doubt his honesty of children and sweet heaits At eeitain ciedits, the said in greater activity. Let us all purpose and time may devel­ 2, p. in., the tree was laden debtedness being for the bal­ ance of the purchase money resolve t o quit grumbling op the fact t h a t he is right. with gifts varying from a of the land, I will sell for cash and wakeup from our lethar­ We are too apt. t o look a t lead pencil to a $15 over- a t public o u t ( T \ a t the court gy. Let us hope that the matters too much from a lo­ o a t . The school was called house door in Boone on Feb. :o:worst has come and is now cal standpoint. This is a to order as usual. Intermis­ 5, 1894, it being the first big country and requires sion a t noon for one hour, af Monday in said month, a gradually giving away for IS without doubt, the greatest ter which the people collected tract of land on the waters benificiary of life insurance. It I ha ve just received a nice more prosperous times and broad view's. of Laurel Fork of Watauga affords him an absolutely safe line of Dress Goods consist­ t h a t the year 1894 when it The promptness with which and were well entertained by river, in Boone township YY'a ing of means of investing liis savings closes will find us all a live A .ver ' s Cherry Pectoral stops| harp music by McCoy Mor- tauga county, adjoining the and a guarantee that those de­ YVhitennd Black Em11 a hacking cough and induces jetz and Phillip Yonnce. lands of Win. Hodges, ( alio pending on his earnings will happy and contented. broided Skirting. A ... . . . , refreshing sleep is something The school and a number way Hodges and others con­ be amply provided for at his we will have lend enemies, less m . , r v r | o u s . It never fails to big lot of YYhite of friends were called in lira taining 40 acres more or less. demise. Under the Tontine deb f s, and more money and f gj V e instant relief.even in the Goods, YY'orsted.s For a fuller description of policy of the will be better men and wo- worst, cases of throat and and a beautiful march was said land refer to book "C" and etc. A ni<-ro men and love God and our lung trouble, and is the best conducted by the teacher and pages 578, etc, of the records line of Indies' Enoch Fletcher, after music of Watauga county where he is also provided with a safe­ remedy for whooping cough. neighbors better. from drum and fife by L. I) said mortgage is duly record­ guard against misfortune besides Trimmed a n il Lntrimmed Distinctive Fire at Foscoe, N. C. We attended the discussion jlATS ed. This Jan. 1. 1894. receiving a much larger amount Miller and little son. a t ShulCs Mills between Jo­ On Jhristmaa night, about J . P. IlagMtnan. Mortgagee, of insurance for the same amount Also Trimmings. Tips and The people again assem­ seph Crisp ami W. F. Hend- twelve o'clock the store of bled a t the house, and shot t Spainhour & Coffey Attys for of premiums paid in. It is bet­ Flowers f o r Hals. ter than the savings bank, better Mortgagee. l ix on the 1 6 and 1 7 of Dec. Wm H. end YV. Y. Calloway, but interesting addresses by than the building association, A nice line of ludirs The subject discussed, ''Is a t Foscoe, was burned. better than government bonds. NOTICE. and (font's Shoes. Prof. Thos. Farthing and J . Better for the earner, oi for Big lot of Tin-ware The Soul Immortal.'' Crispi \V. V. Calloway, J r . metn- M. Moretz were delivered. Bv virtue of a mortgage anyone, than wageother method any i her of the firm, who was mar­ Glass-ware a u d affirming and fiendrix deny­ Presents wer« then given o- deed executed to me by G. YV. ever originated. For facts and QnecTis-varr. A good ing. On Saturday they spoke I ried t o Miss Stella Shull a- ver to the recipients and the Clawson and \ ife and duly figures, address line of Notions. A big W. J. RODDEY, Manager, one hour each, Sunday 1% bout six months ago, was people returned to t h e i r re registered in the Registers of lot of Jeans and Cotfiee in Boone YYhitauga coun­ For the Carolina*. Rock Hill, S. C. living in the up stairs of the hours. A large crowd in at­ 4 toriadee. Just come The family room speutive homes well pleased ty, N. (/., in book C' page tendance. Good order and 1 ^ with what they had seen and 429, etc, of mortgages I will "AM 'NOXONIX31 'HUMS *H UnsHM f r o n t w l 'heroad, the kitch-n vsuppv «jv|n9J|0 JOji 'injqijwq pn* injpnvsq vf In 500 gnloiis of CrockeryK oo.l attention character^-i nffer for sale to the highest tsivnpvjo 'Jioii joins 'QO|)»*va OIJ heard. •w»ur»««>ds pov #nnWA\^ *X war e. u ' a s i n theoppjsitewid, while ed t lie discussion t hroughout.; 'p-ivog The Christmas excitement bidder for cash in hand on to >u|»nfi nn^ jopnv AJonopviM 'aopinj, Su|pn|ont Mtuno > |*0£) -p«I*idia9 loyotjx 91 YY'e are Agent for Helton VMt^pMtgooo'r >• • 1 pa* raii./t) i i- ii jj1M9»»|«ia|HUfj9£oO'Ol The reeu't of the discussion the mjerveningspace wen o c is passing away, but the edu Monday the 5ih day of Feb. ... > n >•i '""H YY'oolh n Mills. "I «cui«xi*a ,* JHO,| tMqlin ,<>!•«, 94, it being the 1st Monday 1»1pi"OUiwXUta • h - v * bed-chamber, was what anybody would exJO)if o i/i 111 9D9/I0Q ssoursngtsog tf/sodooi/j „ cational interest and enthusi in said month, the lands de­ 8351103 (Bjojeuiujoo A big lot of Cloth now on liect, the people were left t o . ' ' ' ' - 1 *' a , r " ' , n o l e l " asm is increasing. The num­ scribed in said mortgage to hand. their own reflections and no "A."' ' ber of pupils in our school is satisfy a debt of$150.00and Just received a nice l©t of one was changed in his opin- s > ic was arouse >,v interest due by note a no cost the smoke just in time t o swelling every day, and I be­ of this action. This Jan. 1st ions so far a s we ha ve knowl­ SUGAR save herself and the other lieve that with our present 1894. edge. No great results fol­ teacher the children a t t h e A. I. MORETZ Mortgagee. Brown and Granulated, and lowed. A pretty snow covered inmates from the flames. A Mouth of North Fork of Cove Coffee. few minutes later theoil tank NOTICE. the ground next morning. A big lot of Hoes, Creek will soon rival a n y Nails, YY'e noticed the beautiful hills and a powder keg exploded, part of Watauga county Co. By virtue of a mortgage deed and the flames, leaning hewith a power of sale, executed by DOLLARS Horse shoes, ami mountains standing as for the advancements made E. !\ Rudisill and wife to L. E. Ox shoes of yore and the old majestic fore a strong north wind, by them under this excellent Davis to seen re the payment ol DAY surged to and fro. fit the etc. $589.9 I will sell at the court Grand Father Mountain look height of a tall tree. Pieces preceptor is wonderful. house door in the town of Boone ed ashigh and grand a s ever. Easily Made. No goods sold on time, un­ I became acquainted with to the highest bidder for cash on of burning paper, calico etc. We xvr.ot. many men, womi,n, boyn, nnd pi rip to The beautiful Watauga Riv­ the 10th 1894, filled the air with tire for more o u r t e a c h e r 1 6 y e a r s a g o , following dnv ol Jan. lands, the TTork f,>r us n few hour* daily, ripht in nnd around less secured by mortgage. described in their own homes. The business is ensy, pleasant, er was still winding its way when his equal a s an instruc­ than a hundred yards, t o Watauga county: First trait strictly honorable, and pays better than any other Recollect t h a t I will sell along its rugged channel. tor was hard to find. I sent lviiig on camp branch adjoining <,:rurod ag™' 8 - You ,invr n clenr flrl, J * nd no the South. .you good goods and will not /, v i f t ii ii i competition. Experience nnd special ability un The people were very kind required. TVe you Nothing whatever was sav­ several sessions to hi in and the land of J. H. Greer, P. L. necessary. No cnpilul you need, treat equipwell, misrepresent my wares. Come p"d had good things t o eat. with everything that you always received satisfaction, Ham by, A. P. Cowles, Thomas nnd help you to earn ten times oidinary wages. and see m.v stock whether ed, but one bed. Cox and others, arid known as Women do as * gger was chos­ men, nnd hoys nnd The loss is from $1,500 to but now I find t h a t his qual­ the I,. E. Davis distillery and make good pnv.well a*one, anywhere, can dogirls you buy or imF. Any the en chairr. an and presided ifications and methods ha\> mill lot, containing two acres work. A'! succeed who follow our plain nnd simMost Resfieettnlly, $2,000 with no insurance. ' will surely with dignity and impartialitgreatly improved. Nine years lilOre Or leSS. SefOIld 1l*act Wing yon a streut dealEirneat workEverything isbring ,• • • ' , 3">:« of money. new left on Monday with: V V ' V ' Calloway who hn l on Elk Creek adjoining the lands and in demand. ly- ^ D. ago I, as school committee­ of Thomas Cox, 8. J. Hcndrix, circular,great receive full Write for our pamphlet nnd information. No harm good will and kind f;. r | i n ^!Cec<.ma of n K a and raee.vad n man, payed him $20.00 per and others, and knonn as tlie done if you conclude not to go on with the April 27, 93. portion from his father, had business. tor fi E. Davis store house __ it all invested in his store and month; now we pay him $22 on EElk, containing twoand lot GEORCE STINSON&CO., acres Box 488, Congress convened again j in his hivjse-hold and kitchen 50, and I think we have done more or less, to satisfy the aPORTLAND, MAINE. \v«dl. I highly appreciate his mount due by E P. Rudisill and on YVednesday the 3rd and furniture. Not even wearing FOR DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, take wife L E. Da broken BROWN'S IRON BITTKHf). will proceed t o pass th* Wil- j apparel was saved. Mr. Cal­ labors as teacher and hope I duly to recorded vis mortgagee is down from Many Persons arecares. overwork or household in took "c,' All dealers keep it, SI per bottle. Genuine hat trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. 9N 8nnt 1()th 1880 It >cri<4 BroWll'tt Iroil Bitters Rebuilds the son tariff bill, we liope. WfJ_I"»f A \ \ himself, rushed out in shall never see the time when I ' . ?! ' I will i.,.]... orit-onf ni><» OI ,J ter of De*Js office Wfltauga T, system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile, t.lKC HI! V <1 li TRLGFJ /^f Co. and C|y:«.tnalaria. Get the genuine. I. , ivc i licit tide I Vlllllll vlt ^iJHagnLiJotlis and did not The Wataaxa Democrat ATTENTION, EUTEES! The Wage Earner LOOK OUT! Equitable Life d r - PER r e 1 C, TAYLOR IN �t sufferer fo ' m i- their moms Dr. T . C. Black TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT ny years with consump;ion. t >ur:r has all tlie practice tie She was a most excellent la- jcan attend to, and is having AND I oopyl year .....fl.00 d.y, and died in full hope of a good succcess. He bids fair " 0 months , 50 better existence. A Lively RemembrarlGd to make an excellent physi­ u 3 mouths.. 85 —We have been a resident cian. OF THE A DVERTISING RATES. of this county for about 30 Mr. H. C. Miller is teaching 1 inch 1week $ .75 years, and we have no recol­ HORRIBLE SORES a sucessful school a t t h i s 1 k< 1 month 1.75 lection of ever seeing such a place, and is givingentiresat 4 1 3 " 3.00 Which CaUsed Them. 1 " 0 " 5.00 mild winter. Dec. was unusu­ isfacHon. The average at1 " 1 year 7.00 ally warm, Jan. continues tedance is about CO pupils. I column 1 week 0.00 Traveler Henry Hudson's Experience warm and the farmers could The school closes anout the 1 " 1 month 13.50 "Among the many testimonials which 1 " 3 " 25.00 do their plowing if they so 19th inst. with an entertain I I see in regard to certain medicines 1 " 0 " 37.50 desired. Rev. Ill R. Mix has ment. performing cures, cleansing the bloody 1 " 1 year 50 00 missed the weathei in his pre etc., none Impress me hi ore than my Mr. H. S. Jones and vvi e own case, and I conscientiously be­ dictions very much so far. have just returned from a lieve it to be tny duty to let people Entered a t the Postofficeat [ know iti Ttventy years ago, at the age Boone. N. C., as second-class —While many of our sub week's visit among friends of 18 years, I had swellings on my scribers are forming good res and relatives a t Mt City) unl mail matter. legs, which broke and became running olut'ons tor the New Year, Shoun's X Roads, Tenn. sores. Our family physician could do me no good, and it was feared that the LOCAL NEWS. we suggest a very important Mr. Finlev Richards h a s bones would bC affected. At last, my one: Resolved That we who bought a lot in Zionvi le and —Mrs. Saunders Shores is owe <>ur subscription to the is preparing to have a nice C6od Old Mother extemely ill. urged me to try AYER'S Sarsapa­ D EMOCRAT will pay the same dwelling erected. rilla. I took three bottles, the sores —Fihnore Rngan is impro­ during the winter without Miss Myrtle Church is visit healed, and I have not been troubled ving from an illness of sever­ ui.il, and that we will not for­ ing her sister a t Shoun's X since. Only the scars remain, and the memory of the past, to remind me of al days. get this obligation. If we Roads, Tenn. the good AYER'S Sarsapftfilla has A READER. —The grippe has hold of have no money we will pay done me. I now weigh two hundred and twenty pounds, and am in the best in grain or other produce.'' a good many of our people of health. I have been on the road fdr To retain an abundant in Watauga. No serious ca­ —At the residence of the the past twelve years, have noticed hear! o f h a i r o f a n a t u r a l c o l ­ ses, however. AYER'S Sarsaparilla advertised in bride's father, Mr. A. A. Hix. o r t o a g o o d o l d n g " . r i m all parts of the United States, and al­ —Miss Jennie Councill left on New River, on the 27th hygiene of the scalp must, be ways take pleasure in telling what some days since to visit her ult a t 2:30, p. in., Rev. YV. S. observed. Apply Hall's Hair good it did for me." —HENRY HUDSON, of the James Smith Woolen Machinery Co., Philadelphia, Pa. sister, Mrs. S. W. Boydtn, oi C. Cherry of the \V. N. C. Con Renewer. ferenci;, and Miss Julia Hix, Salisbury. From Amantha, X. C. —Mrs. Frank U'ike who has werehapily married, Rev. A. Editor Democrat. Prepared by Dr. J. O. Aye* 6c Co., Lowell, Mass. YY'ill you allow mespacefor suffered so long and so severe J . B UITUS officiating. The D EMOCRAT extends warmest a short letter in \our valua­ ly, is sinking rapidly, and can Has cured others, will cure you congratulations to this isti ble paper? Twelye months not survive much longer. mablc co iple and hopes that —Mrs. James P. Taylor, of a long life crowded with all ago I came to your country, Elk Park, with her tine boy. the happiness possible may not as a spy, but still I have tried t o get a birds eye view is visiting Her mother, Mrs. be theirs. of a part of it. What a good Dr Councill. of our town. country you have! When a Prevention Is Better —Hon. W. H. Bower and school boy I often read of the Yes, Huiita-Olaus bus again .madej his HEAD-QUAIL wife are a t Lenoir and will re Than cure, and those who are hill country of North Caroli­ 1 LR8 AT \\ ILL YV. HOLSCLAW'8, and h a s a lot oi' nice subject t ) rheumatism c a n main there this week before prevent attacks by keeping na. But no one can form an things, consisting of large vases, dolls, mustache cups and leaving for Washington. the blood pure and free from adequate idea of this country saucers, toys, tops, picture books, china mugs, photo­ —Mrs. Polly Greer, one of the acid which causes the dis­ from books only. It must graph frames and albums. our most aged ladies, h a s ease. Yon can rely u p o n be learned from personal ob­ A large lot of stick atid fancy candies, oranges, atid b« been quit" ill with grippe, but Hood's Sarsaparilla as a rem servation. I need not inform edyforthe rheumatism and nannns a t 30 cts per dozen, mixed nuts, fig's, raisins, pea­ is now improving. catarrh, also for all forms of you that I am the pastor in nuts, lire crackers, canned peaches, oysters, crackers,J corn —Marriages and giving in scrofula, salt rheum, boils, charge of the Watauga cir­ poppers and a lot of other nice things for presents. Men's marriage have been quite nu­ and other diseases caused by cuit of the Methodist Episco­ gloves: jewelry, beads, handkerchiefs, cologne, fine flavor­ This merous in Watauga since our nr pure blood. It tones and pal Church South. vitalizes the whole system. work consists of four Church­ ing extracts for cake such as lemon, vanilla, strawberry, last issue, but we are unable es only three of which are a- bananua,] cinnamon and cinnamon bark. t o give them all this week. Also dress goods, jeans, hate, shoes"aiid bootS|tor all. I Front Morton,N. C. long the fertile section of --We hope each of our sub­ Editor Democrat. want a lot of eggs, butter and other produce a t highest Cove creek, and one on YWutscribers have have ha<1 an en The Union Meeting a t auga river. Two other ap­ morket price. j o y a h i e t i m e t h r o u g h t h e Three Fork Baptist Church Yours Anxious to Please. pointments however, Phil­ holidays, and that the New- continued only two days. lip's sdiool-houseand a sum­ WILL W. HOLSCLAW. Yen r may deal gently with Nevertheless there was no mer appointment a t Blowingthem. failure in having an interest­ Rock. YYe have served this —There were but few dis­ ing time, except t o those people for one year with re­ turbances in our vicinity du­ who failed to come. sults for which we feel very THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTI­ TUTE, FOR Y OUNG WOMEN. ring the holidays, so far as Jont H. Brown was elected thankful. We can say of chairman and different topics them, they are a kind, gener­ we have heard. Our people ASHEVILLE,N. C. aie generally moral and so­ were discussed and many ous hearted, noble people. things unfolded and lasting They know how to make ber. Second session begins September IS, 1893. impressions made. their preacher and his wife The institution is located in the most beautiful suburb of Ashe—We are requested t o an A basket dinner was served feel a t home among them, ville, N. C. The spacious building, recently completed for its use noounce that there will bean entertainment a t Brown's abounding in good things to and to look after his needs at a cost of $60,000 is furnished with pure water trom Springs on Ro.y Cook. a t the parsonage. I have the premises, is lighted with gas, heated by hot water and provided school house in Dist. No. 2 eat. with hot and cold baths. officiated during the year a t The health and habits of the pupils are carefully guarded. Be­ on the^2th itisfc. All are invi Thin and impure blood is three very interesting mar­ sides the ample space given to outdoor exercise, a well equipped ted to attend. made rich and healthful by riages. The first: Mr. John gymnasium will be fitted up within doors. No expense has been —The taxes are coming in taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. Harbin and Miss Alice Hen- spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perlect. Each pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as a part of rather slowly. Money is unu­ It braces lip the nerves and son. The second: Mr Allen her practical training for lite, and whilst aiming at thoroughness in sually scarce and the people gives renewed strength. Holsclaw and Miss Callie every department, the management will strive to provide tor those will be hard up to meet the Profflt. And the third, Mr. committed to their care the advantages, not merely of a christian From Zionville, N. C. demands upon them, b u t school, but a christian home. No pupil will bo admitted who as Z. B. Buchanenand Miss Myr­ not in reasonable health, or who cannot furnish Tedentldls as "to Editor Democrat: they will shuffle around and We are having delightful tle Councill. At all of these mural character. finally pay up. weather for January but the we had access to tables just /' our Separate Courses of Study are offered to the Student. —The holiday season in our roads are in bad condition. loaded with good things of 1 THE NORM AL COURSE, for the thorough training town was void of much inter­ Christmas passed a l o n g life. A good thing for us of teachers under instructors trom the best Normal schools. est. We had the pleasure 2. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE COURSE, including very quietly. There was prea­ that they did not all com3 ancient and modern languages, science, music, drawingetc. with a number of others, of ching a t the church and in the a t once. Just before leaving 3. COM M E RCIA L COU RSE, i ncl u d i ng s ten ography, cy pepartaking of the sumptuous evening a Christmas tre3 a for Conference, the good peo­ writing, bookkeeping, etc. dinner on New Years day a t m i l e b e l o w h e r e , w h i c h w a s ple of Valle Crucis present­ 4. DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a) Scien­ Mr. R. F. Ragvui's. We did attended by quite a number ed me with a most excellent tific cooking, the study of the production and manufacture full justice to the fat turkey overcoat. May the Lord re­ cf food, etc, (b) Sewing—embracing the cutting and fitting from our town. of garments, millinery, etc. and all other good things. A very sad occurence took ward them for this special The teachers at the head of t his department are from the famous --The sale of the remnent place on Tuesday morning. act of kindness. Conference Pratt School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the best insti­ o f t h e K i n g & G r a y h o t e l Mr. Hirain YYblson's little is over, and we have been re tutions in the country, chosen with reference to christian character property, which took place five-year-old son got to some turned to our same circuit experience and abilty as teachers. A thoroughly organized Preparatory department on the 1st inst., resulted in whiskey before breakfast and and hope for a good year. nished for all such as are not prepared for the higher has been fur­ classes. the whole effects being dis­ n o o n e k n e w h o w m u c h h e More bye and bj e. The school year is divided into two terms; cost to pupil $50 per Very Sincerely, term, or $100 per year, which barely covers the expense of board, posed of a t a low figure. drank; but soon after began the school being practically free, having been provided for by a few A. J. BUITUS. —The boards of county Com taking spasms and continu­ friends to female education. For further particulars apply to missioners a n d Edu?ation ed taking them until YY'ednes- Dec. 19, '93. REV. THOMAS LAWRENCE, A SHEVILLE , N. C. both met on Monday and re­ d a y a b o u t 2 o ' c l c k , w h e n During the past-century— Relieves all snrenrsi of the mtienui membrane anT mained in session two days death ended his sufferings. It since the discovery of Ayer's curerGONORRHCEA and GLEET In i tos day*. No olhev treatment neceuary. Nevercauaes stricture of leaves any Injurious after effects. Price, ft. Sold and transncted much busi­ is said he had about seven­ Sarsnpnrilla-the average lim bp druggist*. BLOOD BALM CO, Pro',, JWtnfr. fr. _ i t of human life in civilized ty convulsions. ness. There is a great d e a l of countries, has been consider­ —We are indeed pained to able lengthened. Ayer's Sar­ S6F"T HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR.* hear of the death of Miss Nan sickness in this vicinity— saparilla is everywhere con­ nie R. Daughter of Edward something like La Grippe. sidered the standard bloodIS 7 HE 1IAE 10 SUBSCRIBE."®* Messrs John Jones and A. purifier, the Superior Medi­ Banner, of Elk Park, which Roton are both confined to cine. ' occurred some days since. She SUBSCRIPTION HATE S was M 31 ONLY THE SCARS REMAIN (Mill A, —O-*- SAY! Ayer's Sarsaparilla SANTA-CLAUS. KINCHK Tills IS NO HUM RUG TO DRAW TRADE! -O- I MEAN BUSINESS, -o1 rom now ilnt.il the first day of April I will sell iny stock of CLOTHING •"•"AND— OVERCOATS A* pet Cefclt above COST! If you don't think I mean it come and look through my STOCK I t wont cost .you ohe eeut if you dont purchase. I have a large! ft*cfck nit want to get rid of it beier spring. ®«ar CALL AND LOOK I -®t I would call your attention t o the big cut in prices in my other lines. RESPECTFULLY, YV. L BRYAN, o co co co cc cc � 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 6 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_1894_0104_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: January 4, 1894] 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 1894-01-04 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/19ddea63d82253c2fea845d74c6bad4c.pdf 2584cdda2571af220f0772bcfd6f65c2 PDF Text Text *jW- VOL (> Your Future Prospects BOONE. WATUAGA COUNTY, N. rilUltSDAY, C JANUARY II. 1894, WASHINGTON l& NO. A Deficiency of $200,000,000A Feminine Utopia. LETTER. hearing. ination of the jury, malitia What the Democratic Party Has to Baltimore Sun. Representative H o 1 m a n and other laws, he f o u n d Wrestle With. From our Regular Correspondent. Colorado a t the November that the ladies would be ex­ has not issued the call for a The financial condition of President Cleveland, t h e Democratic caucus, hut it is the government is a matter election conferred the right of empt. from everything except suffrage upon the women of voting and keeping their bus members- of the cabinet and expected that he will do so that is causing the Democrats the ladies of their familes, in this week. of both houses of Congress a that State, and the feminine bands in tbestraightand nar leaders who have conducted row path. accordance with a custom as It is known that President good deal of uneasiness. The their opposed sisters out of In addition to the opportu old as our government, devo Cleveland has lately .given advisability of issueing for may look bright enough to-day, the darkness of their politi- nity which the new law gives but what guarantee have you ted New Year's day to recep­ considerable attention to the the information of the whole eal Egypt are now smacking thetn of legally establishing that they will be the same a few tions, official and general. selection ofa new public prin­ country a statement of just years hence ? How do you know their hps over the prospec- their age a t any figure they For about four hours a pro- ter and it is believed that lie how bad matters are is ser­ but that you will be incapacitated tiye milk and honey of the please, they have, under the or deprived of your present in­ cesssiou composed of the di­ has picked out the man and iously discussed. come by an unforsccn calamity ? equal suffrage Canan. The provision of the Australian plomatic representa ves of all that his nomination will go The deficiency in the reven­ Ask thes<f same questions of a act conferring i iglit to yote ballot law, which requires policy holder in the the foreign govoi merits, mem to the Senate in a few days, ues when every thing is con­ hers of the cabinet, t Iie» justi­ probably this week. Rumor sidered, isestimu ted at $200,- provides "That every female them t o be measured, weigh­ person shall bo allowed t o ed and a general inventory ces of the Supreme Court, has connected tlie name of 000,000. This includes pub­ vote a t all elections, in the of their physical characteris­ Congressmen. Army and Na­ Chief Clerk Daniels of the In lic works on which payments same manner in all respects tics taken, the right to place vy officers, minor officials terior Department with the have not been made, build­ as male persons are or shah themselves on record in the and the general public pour- position. Mr. Daniels was ings in course of erection on be entitled to vote by t he con most charming and attrac­ and sec how quick he will answer d through the White House not an applicant for the pos­ which work has been stopped, that he is protected against mis­ s t i i u t i o n a n d l a w s o f t h i s tive light possible. No male fortune ; that he is assured of where they were received by ition, but his expei ienoe as and containing appropria­ State, and the same qualifi­ weigher or exa miner in Colo­ comfort in his old age ; that his President Cleveland assisted editor and publisher of news­ tions that have come to the family is provided for after his cations as to age, citizenship rado would have the hardi­ death. This is worthy of close ' j Mrs. Cleveland. Mis. Ste­ papers in North Carolina Democrats as legacies from investigation. For particulars venson; the ladies of the cab­ qna 1 i ties hi m tfierefore should their predecessors in power. and time of residence in the hood to put down any ting address State, county, city, ward and derogatory to u lady, for Col inet and several guests of it turn, ontt tli at he is the Just now the government W. J. RODDEY, Manager, precinct, and nil other quali­ oradoisthe feminine UutoMrs. Cleveland, including the lucky man. Nearly every does not find it necessary t o Department of the Carolinas, fications required by law to pia, where the men have been ROCK HILL, S. C. wife of ex-Gov. Russell, of Democratic Senator and Re­ meet all these obligations, entitle male persons to vote taught to realize the subordl , Massachusetts, and Miss Bert presentative has a. personal but the money must be paid shall be required t o entitle fe­ nate position they hold in ere edict, of N. Y. Later, recep­ preference for public printer a t some time, and a conse­ males to vote." In themidst a-1 ion. Therefore women who, PROFESSIONAL. tions were held at their sever hut they will all be satisfied quent shortage in the reven­ of their triumph a t the pas­ in the east or any other part al residences by Vice Piesi- to see the position filled by ues when the day of reckon­ W. B. C0UNC1LL, Jit. sage of the act almost a pan­ of the world would be said to dent ami Mrs.Stevenson and any good Democrat who will ing comes is certain. ic was caused among the la­ have a squint, will be put Oil ATTORNEY AT LA A. by members of the cabinet give the Democrats a show The information the public, dies by the startling sugges­ the registration books of Col and the ladies of their fami­ a t the three thousand posi­ has regarding the matter is Boone, N. ( tions in the Government of the vaguest character. The tion that they would be a- orado as ladies with n poetic lies. menablo not only to jury du­ an t far-away gaze, and tress Nearly all of the Congress­ Printing Office, a very large people generally believe aB. COUNC1LL, M.I). ty but to military service. es of the most brilliant red men have returned, there majority of which are still bout $50,000,000 would pay Boone, N. C. The necessity of telling their will be toned down to a. gol­ all the government's debts, R }si(]Hii1 Physician. Office was a quorum of both House filled by republicans. ages was not, it is malicious­ , ()i King Street north of Post and Senate a t the W h i t e A new butch of rumorscon- and they look to Congress t o ly asserted, regarded as ob- den hue. From ad of which it is evident that the State of House reception to day. By cerning cabinet resignations raise this sum in some man­ •Jffice. • are being sent out by repub­ ner that will not fie seriously jectionale by the ladies, but Colrado is more desirable for freely circulating among the was, on the contrary,consid­ women than even the state returned members of t h e lican correspondents. There left by the taxpayers. T IfanMaS II fi T» , ered hs affording an excellent of matrimony. And it is pos­ House .your correspondent is just about as much truHi To defer making a thorough A 7 7 Oil SLY A 7 LAW, ' ndeavored to ascertain whe­ in 'them as in those which explanation will, it is thought opportunity of rearranging sible that in the course of a N. C ther conference with theii con have been periodically sent, increase the embarrasrnent natal dates On a more satis few years it will come to be Id A'.UOM, stituauts had increased o out by the same men ever of the Democratic party, be­ factory basis. Heretofore in known as the Amazon state, —(«)— decreased the opposition to since the present Adminis­ sides injuring its prospects Colorado, as it other places, and that men may not be Will practice in the courts • ladies have a t times been sub permitted t o live there a t all Watauga, Aslie,Mitchell,-MeDow-; Hie Wilson tariff bill. In one tration crme in. for future good. A promi­ l »1 and all other counties in t h e j respect i t is apparent that it '\No action is expected in nent member of the Senate,- jected to unjust suspicions in except in theinsignificant ca­ rPh«t i« ,v • >s{ i Til ll -l.i 'I V-'?*Sp ' •' ''' 1 " i li:»« increased it. That is the House concerning the fi­ who is heartily in favor of connection with their state­ pacity ol husbands. has incriuirfpH it lion given to tho collection of there ai's more democrats nances of the Government some declaration which will ments in regard to the peri­ The wise philanthropy of claims. at who will endeavor to secure, until after f he tariff bill has show by figures how deeply od of their nativity, and they the North has done much for r. J..O iSutlcr. Dr. \\ C. Blackburn. in the caucus to beheld mod- been passed. In fact the involved is the present finan­ have themselves been known the education of the negro, Ziouvilie, X- C. Trade, Tean. • ficatiins of various clauses Ways and Means committee, cial condition by reason of occasionally to express skep­ hut i f has not done half o of the bill. But, as nearly ah which will prepare whatever the extravagant misrule of ticism in respect t o such state niqphas U. "oath. Iu 1 •; ments even when made b . of them announce while sta­ financial bill may..be deter­ the Republicans,said t J day: their best female friends. But Bishop Akt icily G U lygood Iw yi uSi t i n g t h e i r i n t e n t i o n s t h a t mined upon, will not have an •'There is not a single difficul­ the new suffrage law, i - be­ published a paper in &3 u suit I opportunity to devote any ty confronting the Democrat­ L -A T CbUs a t ten tied at a l l they will, whether successful lieved, will give all the ladies per's Magazine,' m in getting the hill modified time to the matter until the ic party that did not origi­ wioursN&Xk a chance to make a f r e s h was demonstra c. t h a t up or not, support the bill, it is tariff is out of the way. nate with the Republicans. to t h a t time the epj re Nort h pjhine 1, 93. Representative Springer The Hawaiian matter is a start in the matter of age, had given $15,767,740 to clear that their opposition $Y. F. LOVILL. J . C. FLETCHER. dots not go beyond that wishes it understood that legacy from them. If they removing all previous disa­ bilities, and silencing individ this object, while the South, which it is perfectly legitimate his bill for a lieiv national had been content to observe ual asperities and suspicions by State governments, had for strict party men to occu­ currency, which was made the American policy of non­ I LOVILL & FLETOHEB, by putting all members of the givmi $37,377,073.24. While py towards a party measure public a few days ago,is sim­ interference we would have 4 77 ORNL YS A T LA 11', the taxes paid by the black not yet approved by a party ply his own idea. The sub­ had nothing t o do with it. sex upon an equal footing. man have not been more The woman who vvculd not BOONE, N. C. caucus, and does not jeopai d- ject has not been considered The present bankrupt condi­ than tivo-tenths of the whole ti^TSpecia 1 atten 1 ion gi veil ize the final success of the bill by the committee on Bank­ tion of the treasury, the ef­ know how to deduct a t least amount of the school iund, ten years from her age under to the colletion of claims.™ a s approved by the caucus. ing and Currency of which he fects of the McKinley bill and the sanction of such a, law he has received about one Senator Voorhees is get­ is chairman. His principal the existing financial strin­ i iiiiJUiEX E , <fc (JO. would, it is thought, be so third, and in some States ting a heavy mail these days, object in making the bill pub­ gency throughout the coun­ nearly one half of the entire R E A L E S T A T E A ( T3. and not a few of.his letters lic was t o invite criticism try are the results of their lacking in self respect as to school tax. This strikes me be unworthy of considera­ " HOONE, N. C.­ contain requests'for hearings and suggestions. work. Even the trouble tion. as remarkable magnanimity over pensions began with on the tariff before the Sen­ Gov. Fishbaek, of Arkan­ them. The Republican- Sec­ The intimation, however, on the part of the whites, and Will give special attention ate Finance committee of sas, has issued an open let­ t h a t they might be called up­ yet I think it was wise liber­ o abstracts of title, the sale which he is chairman None ter to President Cleveland in retary of the Interior on two )f Real Estate in W. N. C. or three occasions decided on to perform militia duty ality.—Dr. Pritchard in Char­ of these letters have been es- regard to the Unite J States that JommiHsioiier Raum's having farms, timber caused considerable pertuba- lotte Observer. Bind mineral lands for sale, pecifieally answered, because a t puce assuming its right of interpretation of the pension tion, even among the most T!ic Odo of Xorfh Wilkfisboro. •will do well to call on said Co. he believes that a circular eminent domain over the In­ legislation was wrong, and 1 strong-minded of the sex, for Ve want you to remember .nt Boone. am informed 4,000 pension­ letter which he is now having On the nineteenth of December L. L. GREEN & CO. sent but, containing thirty dian Terntorx. The reason ers were dropped from the g r e a t l y a s t h e l a d i e s m a y That'the > iuston Land Company for it is that the Indian Ter­ rolls without, notice before love to wear the breeches in March 16, 1893. Wilf pay yon a symphony odd printed questions and ritory has become an asylum we took control of the gov­ d o m e s t i c l i f e , f e w o f t h e m In the price ot town lots. NOTICE. requesting a reply t o eath, or place of refuge for crimin­ ernment. The task notify­ care as yet, a t least, to as­ Where yon can live and fear not Hotel Property for Sale. will enable nine-tenths of his als and they are making de­ ing them devolved upon us, AH you en hale the b sume a masculine costume in From the mountain r e e ze trees. . ej, On, account of failing health correspondents t o lay before predations in a d j o i n i n g and as a result we have been credited with being opposed public, and it was clear, on Now .secure rou a h o in e ;nf myself and wife, 1 offer for sale the committee all the infor­ States and robbing and mur­ to giving pensions to the old the other hand, t h a t a regi­ A n d b r e a t h t h i s o z o n e . my hotel property in the town of Boone, North Carolina, and will mation in their possession dering. I t is also charged soldiers. The Democratic ment of petticoats, even if You can surely play, As there is only one-fourth to pay. pell low for cash and make terms relating to the effects of tar­ that it is the home of the party has taken up a fearful ?ut bias and with the latest o suit the buyer, and will take iff upon their business just burden, and it is but right trimmings, would not p r e - So get one of these town lots, On which to erect your cots. real or personal property in ex­ as well as they could if given train robbers. It seems that that the people of the coun­ Gov. Fish back's proserin! ion try should know who is re- vent a martial or imposing But I must not take time change. Apply soon. a personal hearing* I t is of the eves carries with it suf­ W. L. B RYAN. appearance. Fortunately the To make you a rhyme, Just this remember, not his desire to cut any one ficient weight for immediate ponsible for it."— WashingI NOlfCE, I ton Letter to Baltimore Sun. wife of the Attorney General On the nineteenth of December, Parties putting papers in o i t of a. hearing and those action. of Colorado is a determined As well as town lots my hand for execution will desiring to furnish informaStarter—"I met a man champion of woman's rights, There are.lots, and lots, and lote broken please advance the tees with tion not embraced by the down from Many Persons arecares. overwork or household this mowing who said Hook­ and after she had held a pri- Of useful Hardware Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds tho the papers and they will re- printed questions will* where •ystem, aids digestion, removes excess of bile, ed like\mi." Smartly ' 4 Tell vate seance of great vigor And servicable Hardware That can be found, ceiveprompt.atlention,other ; ^j i e j r prominence as iffiinu- aiiu cures malaria. Get the genuine. me who he is and I'll go and with him he announced, with without bunting around. < wise they will be returned' . * . . not <*,><<„i-Ni for the want „ f j foctuiW| <>r biasness mei. 9&"Oiw doila t pays for the knock him down" Starter— due meekness and humility A nd this, for sure. tees. I>. P. BAIKD SHFF . justifies ;t. be given personal Democrat one year. , T did that myself."—Tit Tits. that after a thorough exaui- At N. M. ALLEN' S STORE Equitable Life Butler & Blackburn. . w—m mm* *• �fai ^itiuaDsaura: A 1 ) EMORKATIG family newspaper dovotad to tlie interest ot Coun­ ty, State TO Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga Countv. N. C. A Fact fur Future Reference. Either the hard times have no connection at ail w i t h Federal government or the condition^ of the people is caused more or less by repub liean legislation. Some political contentions admit dounts. This does not. Democratic legislation can­ not in any degree share the effect on the business of the people, since there has been none for three decades. The currency and the tariff a r e republican. The ad ministra­ tion of the Treasury, deficit and all, has been republican. The panic began, grew and was doing its work long be­ fore the Presidential election. Wheat went down, money got scarce, factories wereclos ed, capital took to idleness and receivers and assignees multiplied under republican legislation. And all this was fully started before anybody knew what party would con­ trol the Government during the four years beginning last March. Only a fanatic would charge all the business depression to Federal depression to Feder­ al legislation. But as Con­ gressman Wilson soys, b a d currency and tariff laws un­ doubtedly hasten the com­ ing of >niiics and fearfully ag gravate their effects. T h e Sherman bullion purchases and the McKinley tariff play­ ed that part of exceleradon and aggravation. The first step toward a sound and sufficient curreucy was the repeal of the republi­ can Sherman net.. The second will be the repeal of the repub lican trade restriction M c Kinley act. The third will be u business reorganization of the deprtinents. Whatever his opinion of Mr. Cleveland or democratic measures, every ci tizen's mem orv should bear through the discussions ot the next cam­ paign the indisputablef a c t that everything of evil which is chargable to legislation is to be charged to republican 1 gislation.—St. Louis Repub ! i il,^?rM! i i>r* ,i(s 11)ii• oi Nv»i*t 1) baro lina warmly favor a, graduated income fax. 1 might say without regard to political parties, that a law imposing such a tax will certainly meet with no opposition in North Carolina. I favor going as low as possibleon thmmount of income to be taxed, going as near as may be to the amount necessaryforsupport, say all in excess of $2,000 per annum. No statement is more true than that people who own the most property are not only best able to pa y taxes, but have more a t stake. When there was a gov ernmeut income tax the men who payed it fought it, and their powerful lobby at Wash ington seculed the repeal of the law. There is an income Tax in North Cpralina. It is one half of one peicenf. on in comes in excesss of $1,000. I do not know that there are any objections to this tax. "It is said that but little money is derived from it, but a United States income rax would probuly be collected by internal revenue collectors. They col­ lected it under, the oid law and they certainly did it thoroughly. I do not think an income tax leads to more false swearing than any oth­ er form of taxation, as peo­ ple generally gi*re themselves the benefit of the doubt when it comes to giving in proper­ ty for taxation".—Mesenger. An Old It ol. An $80, 000 clock. A $1,500 music box. A $ 1, 000 arm chair. A $300 Panama hal. .Microbe incunalors. A $2,500 glass dress. Electrical engiuving. Pace at $1,000 n yard. A 107 ton locomotive. A buffalo in alabaster. A palace built of corn. Milking b.v machinery. A spun glass umbrella. Foot gear of 1,500 sorts. A steam mocking bird. A 2(5 ton block of coal. A nugget worth $-11.883. Tree 2(5 feet in diameter. A handsaw220 feet long. Some 1,500 year old corn . Tea worth $175 per pound. A steel ingot worth $2,500. A 30,000 pound block of salt A skysickle or flying ma­ chine. A horse model costing $5,- 000. A twelve ton lump of crys­ tal alum. An amonia street car en gino." Chickens hatched by eleetrcity. Watches mounted as but­ terflies. A shawl eontuing 24,000 stitches. Pearl nek lace valued a t $100,000. Log 42 inches square and 41 feet long. A set of 20 stamps valued a I $500 each. TheVW ash ington Monument in coins. A Krupp gun that shoots 20 miles. A gold nugget weighing 3,040 ounces. An elephant tusk weighing 150 pounds. An $8,750 microsope from Munich. A 52-ton gun with 1,0(,0pound projectiles. . A fountain that squirted California wine. A tanned elephatit hida weighing 500 pounds. A silver statue weighing two ami one-half tons. -CLOSING ; /» S IE ; 4# OVERMAN'S SPECIFIC OXYGEN! ~ 13 THE S" BREATH OF LSFE."I «a life givingcU OXYGEX lstlie ~ SPRAY\JUUB enif TT cf air ar.J • ••-r y" - • water j w/.hout 2 Jittherecanbeno — 4 MOUTHiii'a. erECiFIG 3 Pi£CE. OXYGf.H it ta upccialntedioat- 2 , - i < t^TritiC «d0syg«treat-is en of the nuasi » i i — 1 tUroatandlutigaS _ LL!Ri£S 'live inhalationi ~ AsTH^i cor.tain Gr imi- -t ides and -f^SUiVlPTIONa rfeatants, Disis- 2 in adSRCMCMITIS If diliontofhe beat vij 2 HAY FEVEH j known specific'..: *- - ---1- -fov these dis-^ •,c.f.'-.,e-rryi-;g Yl; irstnedy by inhalation ripht t': 2 scat t: ft (liaeaae, making it a POSITIVE g 2 • "J."Erpas-i.ti Specifics need in Catarrh and st> Hi.y-I'jvtr. I'ot p.- atont medicine. Phyaiciana^ i J •* pre serine it in their practioe • I- i GXYtcN - '.^CAUTION 'I # i 4 I V MEDICATED \ H U S E . l r .-Y f • • wx: :TA^i'fvT.JKii.'aaa 3 . TV I . | i n W.AI littn.iiSi. Atlsnts.Ou. «.3 • ftti'ilno Sltop, u «at || :a4-,.3..j;v itaffillt.r, Oniatift. Ky. IR •-• u • nil aov . Iji' it. fti-ogdaav. t.aulKTlH'-. Fob. ara a '>n liift bait F ' A PCS fAL C'AHU iddrc.-sed to v j ^ 1# toi. ; l.-iriR. yen i.y return mail » ocpy oi our 3 s, i.'wi' t, .-.xpladxt tf vi.a treatment in fuu. Sondg 'ilYOr. > p »?.' L.vl.'i: c« ' - 'ffovi f~'t\ A auppr a I.!..-• /V -jfyil LI'., NASHVILLE, 2 TSNN. a ^oiion. , iV • R O YA I 2 S E3HHG TAJHAA AYWAR « Ife a 5 YEARS - '-?nr - A. A • :in> 6. -• \ i ' ly t ; sir '' ' ACOMI'LETE NEWS PA PER The Pride of ! he North Caroli­ na Press." Do you want to aid in building up a paper that shall reflect the greatest credit on North Caroli­ na, no matter where it may be seen? Then patronize The Wilmington Messenger A LARGE EIGHT-l'AGK $2.00 The weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger," (the largest and best pa per in the State) 9 monilis on trial for $1.00 Cash in advance. Both papers are large Light-Page C A C T E R I I E sheets. Send Postal Card .&AA AJSA/V with the address of five per­ •MTWirnr ttmtmatxerAimuarmmnu eg. sons and receive sample cop­ ies of THE MENSKNUEU. Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. CURE FOR NATURE'S '$• A -I TAKE THE CATARRH MZM M ALTAI! 8,' B, "VVV W WW EXIRAGT MEXICAN CACTUS. ! Thio now treatment for Catarrh and This nnui +roa+rviririt fnr Yistarrh n«S diseases of the respiratory organs is one of the most importantdlscoverles in medical science and possesses the following advantages i X,, 'JO 2 Ha* aL:ir/;o IISx'". Avn». 2 2 a : 5»rst'l«. 2 • • llaa "S'i ICnual in C'viisU-vi^Llon. 2 XTus » Msctmnleal A fntvnr^ntsa, — lias nr\ Eicf-.'iu: Fluliih. S 2 Ha» tt Verfrct H lis, c I'naltlvo T&l:. U]i. 2 2 I1«UI Stylish I'liriilltBrn. r lifts iUore Gncd SsttibT ftn.5 2 v,.;o of 2 does i\ I>ar,;cr llat • IVorU S •- than ri«;y (Stuvinjf MaoEsmo 3u tJ,® YVotlti. •" v Examine THE ROY /VL for ;:into of 2 txoellenco, and y.vj wtil j= buy noottar. A letter in the Philadelphia Times describes a curious 1 ROYAE S.«. 09.. BodM HI. 1 idol recently discovered on the banks of the Sabine river in Texas. The image was nearly four feet high and was C U R E of n three-headed man, with the scales of a turtle covering the entire body. The idol is hollow and contained the OSS OF 50 CENTS skeleton of a young child THE NORTH CAROLIN A WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF placed in it in an upright College of Ajjrlcnltnre and Mechanicposition, the head fitting in­ nl Arts. to that of thegod. Whether Will begin its Fifth Sesssion the child was thus sacrificed Sep. 7, 1808. This College is to the god or the image mere now well equipped for itsBpeTH5 ONLY INFAl1. YJLS. fiUW FC3 ly used as a repository of *he cinl work, having extensive Tetter, Girofl itsft, Itching Blag deud body cannot be de­ wood and iron shops, careful ly fitted up drawing rooms, f epa audi all Hciiird Sfcfa cided. The caiving on the chemical, botanical and Horidol shows a degree of skill t ion 11 u raI la boru tories^reen !f yen Lavt TI7TS3, ll ntiisi l iu>l 5tow !;ry 'rf Iftrt u.'.irteii, IaTTHP.!?:E "it'll fta etrkldy uncommon among the In­ house and barn. ycii as you u>3 It. dians as existing now or as The teaching force for the Hsrniisss, PalK'sas gad Fragrant. found hereby tlmeorlv set­ next year cnnsists of 15 men. \J Bc.toftnd ifjcitftrn dtotalliflrj i tlers, and as the banks of The two courses lead to grad ifoutlror-J Ma-yCS)t tlio >?v.uUr -3lclc.-cv.cr*— < hrtnation in Agriculture and in hAtu nliii >KUO:>&JU; » to 2 foveanaii. lie. this vicinity were evidently Mechanical and Civil Engin­ erected by a people antedat­ eering. J. T. &WPVM.-1 % im. AX INC03CE TAX. ing these, it is probable that Total cost a year, including s'ava^RAH, GA. The New York World has the image was of their I'clig- board: collected this opinion of ion also. It is of stone, and'County students, $93.50 $123 50. prominent men in all parts, is composed of four or live Pay students, For catalogues apply L of an income tax, and prints pm°es neatly cemented to­ A. Q. UoLLADY, Pies , what is said about the pro­ gether with a substance nor Raleigh* N. C. posed tax by ex-President recognized by any mason NOTICE. Harrison, the Governors of who has seen it. The union twelve States and Territories of the>everal stones employ­ By virtue of a mortgage deer and by a few prominent \Y es­ ed in it is so cunningly done executed to me by John 15. Kir • and Robert II.. Cray, ot the ter n politicians. that only a elost examina- firm ot King and Cray, of Blow Ex-Pres. Harrison speaks tion reveals it. at all. ing Hock N. c., and the same al ^, oi guardedly. The Governors e.ies are ot agate anil cut so signed by M. \V. Grayv wife ,t ore of npue. am ,{()b£ „ s<1 almost all speak without re- with the skill ot a finished i 27, 1892. to secure the jjoynieijl C -T —serve. The Governors of lapidary; and, by same com $1,900liinetcn hutidred tiollarsj P ENDORSED OY North and South Carolina, trivsnce. are so arranged h h ] wit L' i l ! g v ? ,'"!ra^°g f ^ per annum, the same bemp Georgia, Tennessee, Indiana, to move ' t he head from side 'centon the 1st day of Oct, 1893. P R O F A , L . K ! E T Z , P . H. 6 , in {\^ Arkansas and Utah, all Dera- to side and to close by the! I will Cnfr the 1st Monday in Neb of Medical Deputmatit Tuln.no UnlTcr«tty of l.oulslana, who, Hlt«r n careful snajyiLi, li n puro Crssin Tartar I'oirdar, ocrats, are unqualifiedly and shutting down of lids of sil-'U,arv ' the same Iteing tht oroaounoeu dioorfully rccomm«B(l» to tks vvlilah th day ot said month, to satis public. lie enthusiastically in fevor of ver. The panthe»* claws are fy said note aad interest on seme suck a tax. also of silver, and the Let are and cost of this sale, sell tor cash "T HE S OUTHERN F AVORITE" The Republican Governors of obsidian highly" polished. to the highest bidder attheeouri P URE, W HOLESO&AE AND POWERFUL. of Nebraska and Idaho and One of the three heads wears house door in Boone what K ^ You Want It Ask Grooer For 14. known as the King and G r a \ the Democratic Governor of a benign expression, while j Blowing Rock Hotel and lot, si* NEW ORLEANS, LA. West Virginia oppose it. The another grins maliciously, I uatod at Blowing Rock s. c. and G ULF M FG. G O•1 Democratic Governors of and the third frowns heavily ! containing some 4 acres of land ! more or less, the saihe being the One e*ftlie Wisconsin says that he has and shows clenched teeth of l ied bought by said King am; WHUTISMARY CI FOR GOIVT. IlKiT ( ii _ escoj-eitTel Oor facili'th^ire .MILES line world. (o hitrndtere our no opinion and is consent to obsidian; clouhtlessly the Gray from 8. V. cinrko in t h < bnrqualrd, nndweWfb sendFERS •Qpci dt 11 : ,i ' "" ! ( let the statesmen of the coun­ three countenecsshowing the ? 1 ' 1 ' tooN» i ER.-ON in each loctiitv. r« abi.ftt' once < an tnekc pure of Only those who writ# try decide. T h e people's various attibutes of the god ence is had lor more completed ' to us is lo All youour good* to the ctnmcc. show have to do in scriptkai, ftsis also had to th return ! represented, tho.*Q whoaround you neighbor! party Governor of C insas mortgage deed under which th; rnri thoseofcall—rour T he hegfnninr small advr-.*tiPemeni sale will he made, both ot whip! ehon s the this of reduced ft says that he is not in favor The following etit ffive* the appearance enditof the tela WONDERS AT THE WORLD'S FAIR deeds are duly recorded in tin of an income tax unless noth­ Register's olffee of Watteuga com Glass bricks. ing bett- v piesents itself. t\. This Dec. 12. 1893. About th^ flfllFth p«rt of It a grand, you A golden chair. iropp.n* lftre« '•fcf* to# it» bulk Wo U loaaf, doubte siF.etel©alaoahow start,^with­ The following is Governor can experience.«<* i9p«By tot carryonce atwill parfromei}iress ho v. you make from Better write ata day We pay en express ciiarfrea. N w E. 'T ^S , Mortgagee.. A $1 (5,000 clock. out Autexpei ence. it all fh«- cbargei f 15. lOl 'NCILL ) At Vil'ttPW . 1 IAU »IITT&COmBOI ««0, TORI land, Kaixk. i Cart's opinion on the sabw. A $25,000 organ. RS,R*HW4 * * V-.^i> M i C .-A b. A t* .I WPST EmigniOtH going to an v of (lie Western Sl.ittM or Territorial? 1. The patient can cure himself at a small exponeo ) will gave time and nioney fjoing and without outsldo assistance. 2. No chango ol diet or pursuit ot Hfo Is necessary Via. i'ai ago and Alton loute. during treatment. 3. The remedies r.ro In no wlso offensive to the t i.s the quickest route to natlent and entail no discomfort. 4. the remedy reaches the seat of the trouble KANSAS CITY, DENVER, directly. B. The remedies and means ot npp'ianoo enn be IMJ EBLf), carrlod N tiio pocket without Inconvenience. FIli e TREAVMJINT at (u.y drug »tor*. Aiid all points in Idaho. Wa.dt CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR , $2.00, ington, Or gou, I tali CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. and California. Cactaiifto Medicine Co., Waco, Texas Finest nn<] Rest Equipped K •Road in the West. Only lire running Solid Yewti . 1 -.A i. ' bud trains ft ween St. I .outs and Knurr- 'ify. lb'Gin Ing uur cars and Tour SL V' U• £1 \\ /, fj H f; Y YK -sa (* Vi ' B u it -« • it t « j <• i f- oe of extra charge. I will men parties at any 1 idb g;vY'i.'o ^feather Boarding, road station wil ii through tickets an ! baggage i'hee!:s. £cm Aratti d jet ing, • t Eor lull information,tn'aps and d'scrij)"ive jfamphlets of t i e . RdC^Htj Paints. West write to or call on M — — Iron RooflsQ, * B. A. NEW land, Traveling Passenger Agt. r.,T * TiT- j.ij, Ciittort e.id Spouitn-j, if flit terras of Sheet Metal for Budding i 19 Pattoii Ave., Aslieviile, N. C. { CJO'SPLSSTK AND READY \ .J. CHARLTON, O. P. A ' \TO AiF.-LV WHEN SHIPPED.) Chicago, HI. VA: WE WANT ! &\ $ 2 :4 z "SI •. a ^3' mn-m « .'..-sa en. -qoi Ut worlnu;m to ••.vs - n-l AfFLY ow materials ••-y aoliciic-,t • rrr'to fir r*Kt>(Jex — -Ti^ "• —" vtn rj'.~ - —— Is a ct >ice blend of tine, 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 sizei; is only sold in packages, at a reasonable and much knver price to the consumer than any other package tea on tlie 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 •1 vf /. 4|3., Ckiohumti- Oh*" Sr? 1AOL'SH CD 1 ST 4 DEALER'S DUST will find the Five and Ten Cent packages the cheapest and most salable package tea on tne 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 j or order direct of us, we will see that you are supplied. For further information address T HE K IN-G O T EA C O. - R- URE REAM ARTAR POWDER * «. 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 b( en x pail and factor in thegrowth and devvetopment of the Old North State? Then su! scrbe for THJi WILHIKtiTOS J'ESSENUIR Campaign Kates: The "Daily M"Hseiiger,'' by until, 4 months on trial, for / Baltimore^ MdL • 'K fw rP. , i § tlvl' r fe v.: .V- • ' fi ; • ^ Ap'". - *\ F§ : v • ' t .5 ','ft -':1: F flcort 8t*'pp fr.T j- , i Ft Tha Soiiumaahai Spnavim 03. X rvtovu PACK *crrr«. Gr you arc all \vr>m out, really gtxvl for not.hiujf, if. i. geuornl <7- .fulitv. Try n; r>tr,v\* nrrrm*. If will euro yw, deaiv your li . .r, -rid a gotj'l appetite. : ; 1 k\ .1 j- , i-\V g'l'i .' il jsmsi' as G ?ath, ftnd Trn4oAfaf?is ohtainf d. r ;>d sH Pst* cm onslftCi toiv'uctcil for M xtci-itt fttt. 0;fr C re Is Ppffrri' 0 11. 9. Pafpnf Wlioe, 8TJ<1 w cr n ft'i 'lh iit iiilfaa lioiotbanthcsO tcmo! o Tr: m Wa^hfasr' s»n. tiCU.' 1 T.-ftfH" .•••••"! > fa., vlfil diMMJfpflop. \i c ;:'!vl-<j, if j a" :o r-r o»t, fr'.'S ot char-'*?. Our v ys* d-.,t • j:;.i it Is--carefl. A f ti-inr, *, •. .. ,n \ i ntent*," villi r. s of ac nn1 c ,i-• Stfcta, ' tows, Sfclst 1 ' . hi'jiir.ti. 4 • F:'' """ M Fr. fey v u t gp. Patent Office, War.hingioa, �TJ 3 W.itai ji D lanjrat I>. K. Dougherty, Editor. K. C. Rivera, Publisher* lhursfJnj ,]an. 11, 18<)\. The Demoera ts of the House agree upon an individual in­ come tax. We are pleased with this and hope it will pass and become a law. A two per cent tax on incomes above $4 000. This will not rea^h us as and editor nor will it strike heavily upon most of our brethren of the press. The press is human and would send up a general howl against it if it reached them, still we are proud that the press will advocate any just law and we think this tax is just and proper. Who can object to this law as be­ ing inconsistent. The tariff laws have dealt heavily with the common laborer, for many years until he has been reduced in property and has continously paid this high duduty on his necessaries of life that others might be made rich. To reduce this tariff and put an equal burden on the income of the rich is. no robbery and will equalize the burdens in the way of taxes. An additional of 10 cents a gallon on whiskey and a tax of two cents a pack on play­ ing cards was agreed upon by the Wa.ysand Means Com­ mittee. This is also justand ought to be higher. Whis­ ky and cards ought to pay a heavy tax. It is hoped by speaker Crisp that this tariff schedule will be passed in the House during January. We have often thought that there are imperfections in the way our young men are in­ structed at school. We know young men who have attend ed academies and colleges and have advanced well in their studies who are bright and interesting young men, yet they are immoral; curse and swear like sailors, a n d show but little respect f o r Christianity and proper mor­ als. If young men are wick­ ed before they enter school and leave without improve­ ment on this line there is that much failure in h i s school training If he never swore an oath before he en­ tered school nor indulged in any of the kindred vices, but after his return from school swore and got drunk, then there was a huge failure in bringing him upasastndent. We wish all the young m e n would practice morality and act as criterions for the hoys who are growing up around them. It looks badly for thi young men of our country, herfuture hope, todrink whis key, swear, and make light of religion and morality. Pa­ rents and thecommunity are often shocked and humiliat­ ed over such occurrences. Ex ercise proper influences over those around you, and peace and happiness will accompa­ ny you all along your path­ way of life. Hood't* ami Only Hood's man is to stave off legisla­ tion on the tariff and all oth­ er measures in conflict with radical laws. Now, at the beginning of the year 1894, we all should resolve to live better lives; improve our minds and char­ acters. No one can afford to live in this life and grow still worse as he or she grows old­ er. Everybody ought to and can improve unless they are worse off than any we know. Men of age ought to set good examples for the young ones to follow. If old men drink whiskey and use prafune lan­ guage publicly, boys will be sure to think it all right and will be very apt to follow the example. In the present year let the older men set a prop­ er exam pie by refraining from bad habits of any kind. Let the boys and young m e n know that bad conduct in any shape will be frowned up on and condemned by t h e better class, and in all proba bility we will have a bettei set of young men at t h e close of the year. An acid which exists in sour milk and cider, called lactic acid, is believed by physicians to be the cause of rheumatism. Ac­ cumulating in the blood, it at­ tacks the fibrous tissues in the joints, and causes agonizing pains. What is needed is a rein­ ed up to neutralize the acid, and to so invigorate the kidneys and liver that all waste will >e carried off. Hood's Sarsaparilla is hear­ tily recommended by many whom it has cured of rheumatism. It possesses just, the desired quali­ ties, and so thoroughly purifies the blood as to prevent occur­ rence of rheumatic attacks. We suggest atrial of Hood's Sarsap­ arilla by all who sufferfrom rheu­ matism. The pugilists, Corbett and Mitchell, have been arrested by order of Governor Mitchell ol Florida, who says that, the proposed fight shall not take place in that State. The matter is now before the courts tind will be decided, whether a slugging match is lawful in Florida or not. Nothing but a decision of the Supreme Court will satisfy the Goyernornnd unlesssuch a decision is given he will not let up on the pugilists. It will be remembered that Cor­ bett whipped Sullivan and is now declared the Champion of the world. Mitchell is an Englishman and has come over to America to fight Cor­ bett and contest the Cham­ pionship. Heavy bettings has been made or. both, and the fight wasset torthe 25 of this month. In the mean time John L. Sullivan has given notice that he will challange the winner of the Cor­ bett and Mitchell fight, for an other set too. However, if the court decides that such a fight is unlawful in Florida the pugilists will be confined in jail three months and fin­ ed $250 each and the match will be broken up. It is gen­ erally conceeded that Corbett will win if they have the fight. Let them slug it out and bang and bruise each other all they can is our feeling in the matter the worse the bet­ The evidence now being ta­ ter, perhaps. ken before the Senate com­ Provide yourself with a bottle mittee to ascertain the true of Ayer'sCherrt Pectoral, and so condition of the Hawaiian af have the means at hand for con­ fairs has as yet been favora­ tending successfully with a s u d ­ den cold. As on emergency med­ ble to the provincial govern­ icine, it has no equal, and lead­ ment, but so far the witness­ ing physicians everywhere recom­ es who have been examined mending it. have been supporters of the Boutelle. of Maine, is giv­ Dole goverment and opposed ing Congress a great deal of trouble in dallying on techni­ to queen Li!. cal points on th? rules, etc. SfiTT'ay your subscription. The object of the Maine states o l Burke County^ N. C, f Mr Geo. W. Cook Of St Johnsbury, Vt Like a Waterfall After the Crip Hood's SarsapariHa Notice of Dissolution. The copartnership hereto fore existing between Clo.vd A Johnson, of Lenoir, N.C. and H. C. Martin, of Blowing Rock. N. ('., and doing busi­ ness uuder the firm name of II. 0. Martin A Co., is t h i s day dissolved by mutual con sent. H. C. Martin and W. L Holshouser buying the inter­ est and good will of Clo.vd & Johnson in said business. All debts due the old firm will be collected by the new firm and all liabilites of the old firm will be met by the new. All persons owing us either bybook account or note w i l l please come forward and make immediate payment. The new firm will continue to do business at the same place and under the s a m e name, and we ask a continu­ ance of the patronage given the old firm. We intend to do a pay-down business, and by this means be able to give our customers better b a r gains than ever before. Than kiug our friends for the liber­ al patronage extended us in the past, we remain, yours truly, H. C. MARTIN & Co. Blowing Rock, Jan. 6th, '94. 1802, and died Dec. 15th, 1893, aged 31 years and 28 days. She was reared in Watauga county, in the quiet home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Church. Having had the advantage of early religious training, she was happily converted at the age of 15 years and im­ mediately after her conver­ sion, connected herself with NOTICE. the Methodist Episopal By virtue of a power of sale Church, South at Union near which place she then resided, continued in a certain uwrtRev. Mr. Crawford then pas­ gage executed to me by Wni H. H. Greene on March 7, tor of the Watauga circuit. 1892, to secure an indebted­ She was happily married to ness of $290.00 subject to N. T. Combs March 31st ceitain ciedits, the said in­ 1800. This union was bless debtedness being for the bal­ ed with six children. All of ance of the purchase money of the land, I will sell for cash whom survived their mother. at public outcry at the court Sister Jombs was a sweet house door in Boone on Feb. spirited woman and was lov­ 5, 1894, it being the first ed by all who knew her. Her Monday in said month, a acquaintances and w a r in tract of bind on the waters of Laurel Fork of Watauga friends were many. She was river, ia Boone township Wa­ a warm—hearted Christian, tauga county, adjoining the true to God, loved her church", lands of Win. Hodges, Callo and was a consistent mem way Hodges and others con 1>JT. She had been for more taining 40 acres more or less. than 4 years previous to her For a fuller description of said land refer to book "C death, a sufferer. Hut while pages 578, etc, or the records she suffered in body, she was «»f Watauga county where stronginspii it, and frequent­ said mortgage is duly record­ ly spoke of her strong faith ed. This Jan. i. 1894. in God, her "consolation in J. P. Hngaman. Mortgagee, 8painhour & Coffey Attysfor Christ," and comfort in the Mortgagee. Holy Ghost. And better NOTICE. than all,she showed her faith By virtue of a mortgage by her pious walk and Godly deed executed to mebyG. W. conversation. About a week Clawson and vife and duly before her death her suffering registered in the Registers of was intense, during which ttce in Boone Watauga coun­ time she seemed every day ty, N. C., in book 4 C' page expecting her departure, and 429, et?, of mortgages I will on Tuesday morning being offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand on taken worse, she said to her .Monday the 5ih day of Feb. mother, "I will never get '94. if being the 1st Monday well." She expressed herseif in said month, the lands de­ hating to leave her husband j scribed in said mortgage to and children, but was perfect- > satisfy a debt of $15(1 DO and interest due by note ana cost ly resigned to the Lord's will. • of this action. This Jan. 1st On Friday about 6 p. m. she' 1894. quietly passed awny. It was | A. J. MORETZ Mortgagee. Will open its Fall Term, Aug. 3, '93, under very prom ising prospects. It is ten mileiw west of Hickory, N. ('., near^ the noted Connelly Springs, whose waters are being ship­ ped to Europe almost every dny. Board, includinge*-ery expense, is from$5. to $9. per month. Tuition ra ngesfrom $1. to $4. per month. No healthier, happier and more moral place can he found in^ America. A complete busi­ ness co u rse n 11 a c he i. A d d res s Dlt. It. L. ABERNETHY, PRESIDENT, Rutherford College, N. C. Great Suffering We are sorry to announce Tremendous Roaring in the Head — Pain in the Stomach. the death of R. A. Harrell, of the well known Harrell print "To C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: of the " Two years ago I had a severe attack ing house at Weldon, N. C. Grip, which left me in a terribly weak and de­ bilitated condition. Last winter I had another my health Mr. Harrell was a prominent attack and was again very badly off, all gone, I nearly wrecked. My appetite was had no strength, felt tir*d nil ihr lime, had applicant for Public Printei disagreeable roaring noises In my head, like a at Washington, having the waterfall. 1 also hail severe headaches and Severe Sinking Pains endorsements of 17,000 pul in my stomach. I took medicines without ben­ efit, until, having heard so much about Hood's lie and private citizens. H Sarsaparilla, I concluded to try It, and the rosult Is verv gratifying. All the disngrenblo was 52 years old at the tine effects of the Grip arc gone, I am free from pains and aches, and believe of his death, which occurn d on the 3rd inst., and only li\ Is surely curing my catarrh. 1 recommend U ed two weeks after he w a s to all." GEO. W COOK, 8t. Johnsbury, VL HOOD'S PILLS cure Names. Sick Hoadach* striken with heart troubles LndLftestl>ac, BtUouenees. floid bj all druggists. The Cause of Rheumatism. Hood's Sarsaparilla is careful­ ly prepared from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock.l'ipsisewa, J unifier berries and other well known remedies, by a pecu­ liar combination, proportion and process, giving to Hood's Sarsaparilla curative powers not possessed by other medicines. It OBITUARY. Uncle Sam's Treasury is effects remarkable cures when other preparations fail. still getting lower and lower. Elizabeth, wife of N. T. There are i*ow $9<*.487,780. Hood's Pills cure biliousness. Combs, was born Nov. 17th, The condition of the Treas­ ury is such that it is prob­ able that Congress will be asked toj furnish immediate relief in f the way of more bonds. The Republicans in­ former legislation have heap­ ed an enormous debt upon the country and the present Administration has to meet this huge Jebt some way, or let the machinery rundown. When President Cleveland retired from the presidential chair, nearly five years ago there were about $100,000 surplus in the Treasury. On entering the presidency the second time he found this surplus all vanished and a huge debt besides staring him in |the face. It takes nerve to stem the tide of af­ fairs just ujw. In the face of all this the Republican* are condeining Cleveland and the Democratic party for hard times now upon us. Not­ withstanding we are now, as we have been, for nearly 30 yeais, under the same radi­ cal laws of the Republicans that have brought disaster to the country. The object of the Democratic Congress is to undo most of those op­ pressive laws, as soon as can be done and we must bide our time in pntienceand give the Democrats a chance to bring relief by judicious and wholesome legislation. indeed sad to see the dear mother in the agonies of death and 4 he dear husband and 5 children, the oldest of whom is 12 years of age, mourning while his dear wife, and their dear mother was breathing her last, and the dear little infant left at only 7 days old. She also leaves father and mother, four sis­ ters and three brothers, hus­ band and children, as well as many friends and relatives to mourn their iireparable loss. 1 >11 1 their I OHS is her eternal gain. For the Chris­ tian to live is Christ, but to die is gain. A. J. Burrus. NOTICE. By nuthoritv of a power of snlc contained in a certain mortgage deed executed t o im by J. ('. Triplet! and wife M artha, and dated May 7th 1890, to HH-nre the sum of $100.00 with interest which is due and unpaid 1 will sell for cash at public outcry at the court house door in the town of Boone on the fiist .Monday in Feb., 1894, it be­ ing t he 5th day of said month, the following described tract or parcel of land to wit: Two tracts of land on the waters of Joe's Fork, Blue R i d g e township Watauga county, adjlining the lands of Joel Triplett and others. First tract containing 3 0 ao r e s the other 35 acres, both of which are fully set out by metes and bounds in above described mortgage which is recorded in hook 'C pages 158 and 159 of the public rec ords of H atauga county and referred for fuller description. Said 65 acres of land will be sold to satisfy said debt with interest and cost. Jan I '94. A, F. HO U CK, Mortgagee. SPAINHOUR & Con EY Atty's. Ashsville Female College. Special Attractions: Matchless • lira ate. Wonderful health record. Delightful honielife. Well ordered course ofinstruetions. Thorough ly equipped gymnasiums. Music under the celebrated Prof. Grahau (German). Art under Miss Blytlie (Paris). House in seven acres of wooded lawn in the heart of a beautiful city. Rooms finely finished. Steam heating and san ita.ry plumbing throughout. The charges as low as a fine school can make them. Sen 1 lor cata logiie. Address REV. JaMEs ATKINS. Asheviile, N. C. V ooermowTip. Commercial College LCXIHOTOTKY: " Cheaper:! A Best Business Cotlege in theWorld!" Iwarlrl II Mi or it F.iporttlon far Bj.tcm of HnoLArrilnf»OM.WorU'al,OOOMtaaral» 10,O(M)Unl&Trarhrt.II»I and OiiMal Bo.In... Mmitlm <ta»tMln rmplorMl. Coot of Fill lioaliMO Nrntrlj ••naallr. f oorae. Hand. Short-lastudlng Tuition, Stationary and Board, about #»<«Bntor now. Uraduaua addm. So Vaoatton.Trpr-Writing and Tolograph? apooialtioa. k boamiful and haalthfol. For airenlaroauoeoaafal. Ttaia oltr WILBUR R. SMITH, LEXINGTON, KV. TO DOLLARS PER DAY Easily Made. We want many men, woim>n, boys, and girl* to work fur us n few hours daily, r!ght in ntut n round their own home*. The bur-ines# is easy, pleasant, strictly honorable, and pays better thnn any other offered agents. Ymi hare a clear field and no Competition. Experience and special ability nnnecessary. No capital required. We eqolp vow wiih everything that you need, trent yon well, and help yon to earn ten times ordinary waged. Women do as well as men, and boys and ghrl6 make good pay. Anyone, unvwhere, can do the •work. All succeed who follow onr plain and dim­ ple direction*. Earnest work will snrely brhig you a great deal of money. _ Every tiling Is new and in great demand. Write for otir pamphlet circular, and receive fnll Information. No htmn done If you conclude not to go on with the bnsfnes*. GEORGE STINSON&CO., Box 4O0, PORTLAND, (ViAINE. ATTENTION, BUYERS! We wish to call attention to our line of second-hand Buggies, Carts, wagons, Hacks, Harness Etc, They are almost good as new, and persons wishing to buy 'C.lii secure bargains by calling on usJ^f We have a big lot of NEW BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, HARNESS Ac on hand, which will be sold on reasonable terms. Jf we have not 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 yon very close prices. We have a full line of new liar noes—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev erything in the harness line. Can lieat the world on prices. W^~We will take in exchange, horses, mules, and also good beeljJ cattle. Give us a call. HENKEL, CItAIG A CO. .Lenoir iN. C. LOOK OUT! :o:- f. 3 I have just received a nice line of Dress Goods consist­ ing of White and Black Embroided Skirting. A big lot of White Goods, Worsteds and etc. A nice line of ladies' Trimmed a n d Untrimmed ilAT8 Also Trimmings, Tips and Flowtrs for Hats. A nice line of belies and Gent's Shoes. Rig lot of Tin-ware Glass-ware a n d ^ Queens-wnre- A good line of N 'lions. A big lot of Jeans and Oof. touades. Just const In 500 gnlnns of Crockeryware. We are Agent for Helton Woollen Mills. t A big lot of Cloth now on hand. Just received a nice lot of SUGAR Brown and Granulated, and Coffee. A big lot c ? Hoes, Nails, Horse shoes, Ox shoes etc. No goods sold on time, un­ less secured by mortgage. Recollect that I will sell you good goods and will not ^ misrepresent my wares. Come and see my stock whether you buy or not. Most Respectfully, C. D. TAYLOR April 27, 93. POH DYSPEPSIA, Iadfgfstion, and Stomach disorder*, takff BROWN'S IRON H ITTICRS. All dealers keep It, J1 per bottle. Oanulna ha# trade mark and crooted red lines on vrappaa* �SUBSCRIPTION KATE 8 To T HE W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT rlaxes! 7axes!! TaxeeHI All who have not settled their taxes would do well to settle them at once arir save tiir e, trouble and cost and from having your property exposed at public a action, for I must have the tax if your property will hringitat once. I am forced to collect. Yours truly, D. F. B AIIID, Sheriff. Froui Globe, X. C-, . Editor Democrat: in the Night On the night of tfie 1st of January, Mr. J. R. Pritchard Park, gave a temper­ () f ance lecture at Globe Acade­ ADVERTISING RATES. my. His audience was large, Wakes to Find Her Little 1 inch 1 week $ .75 44 1 month and he made a plain common 1 1.75 One Strangling, 1 4 3 " 3.00 sense talk, which Was full of 44 1 " 6 5.00 good advice and startling 1 •' 1 year 7.00 facts. He began his lecture She Saves its Life by th6 1 column 1 week 9.00 From Blowing Rock, X. C. b> saying that he was not an 1 " 1 month 13.50 Prompt Use of 1 " 3 44 25.00 Editor Dew ocra t: orator or an educated man, 44 1 " G 37.50 Our village has been quiet but he made his hearers be­ 44 1 1 year 50.00 during the holidays. 1 have lieve that lie was a pious, not seen a single person un­ christian gentleman. "One of my children had Croup. The cade Was attended by our physi­ Entered at the Postofficent der the influence of liquor and cian, and was supposed to be well under control. One night I was The general health of this Boone. N. 0., an second-elans startled by the child's hard breathing, and on going to it found it have heard of no rows or community is right g o o d, mail matter. strangling. It had nearly ceased to breathe, Realizing that the child's drunkenness. This speaks but there is some grippe. alarming condition had become possible in spite of the medicined givett, I reasoned that such remedies would be of no avail. Having part of a well forourcommuiiity. The Globe is a v ry healthy place, LOCAL NEWS. bottle of AYER'S Cherry Pectoral in the house, I gave the child fchred y mug people have had a few being well drained and hav­ doses, at short intervals, and anxiously awaited results. From the moment the Pectoral was given, the child's breathing grew easier, and, —Little Lawrence, son of candy stews and quilting* ing a sandy soil. in a short time, she was sleeping quietly and breathing naturally. The and the Mt. Bethel, Skyland Mr. Nathan Horton. is quite Rev. Harrison Farthing, of child is alive and well to-day, and I do not hesitate to say that AVER'S and Presbyterian Sunday Walaugu, was in the val!ev ill. Cherry Pectoral saved her life."—C. J. WOOLDKIDGE, Wortham, Tex. School had a combined Christ last week. He put his son in "I wish to express my high appreciation of AYER'S Cherry Pectoral, —Sheriff Ba ; rd is anxious having had occasion to use it in many cases, two of which, W. F. Owed m a s - t r e e , a t M t . B e t h e l school and made a talk in the for that litte tax and says he and Jos. Johnson, were abscess of the lungs, involving almost the entire church, on Friday after Christ morning class. We appreeia organ. The patients were treated by several physicians, and were pro­ must have it. Read notice mas,at which 4< Santa Claus" ted what he said. nounced to be in the last stages of consumption. Being placed in my —Read dissolution notice in distributed good things with hands, the main part of the treatment was AYER'S Cherry Pectoral. School has opened with This was about eight years ago, and both men are now, to all appearance, another column, of H. 6. Mar­ a lavish hand. Mrs. Edwards very good prospects. There in perfectly sound health. I have used this remedy in a number of other tin & Co. at Blowing Rock in who we all look upon now as cases with like favorable results."—JOHN A. RITTKR, M. D., West are 35 to answer the calling Baden, Ind. another column. one of us, though her home of the roll, and of this num­ "When my children had the whooping cough, AYER'S Cherry Pectoral —The special term of Cald­ is in Alabama, also distri­ ber 17 are boardingstudents. did them more good than any other medicine."—Mrs, M. BROCK WELL, well Superior Court is in ses­ buted quiet, a number of It is hoped that others will Harris, Tenn. sion at Lenoir this week. Boy hristmas gifts, consisting be in soon. everything nice from a toy. kin, Judge, presiding. The P. and E. society meets Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. to very useful house-hold on Friday evening, and great —Ollie, a bright, interest Prompt to act, sure to our© ing little girl of Mr. I lender articles, that she and some interest is being taken by the of her friends, out of the young men. At this first son Callaway's died at Fosgoodness of their hearts, pro­ meeting, no question had coe a few nights ago. vided for people in this coin—Attorney Couneill a n d in u n i ty, wh< >*e circu msta rices been selected, so the boys had Spairihour are attending the are such, that they cannot a miscellaneous debate, which special term of court at Le­ provide the nice things, to was witty and amusing. We will have a public discussion noir this weeK. cheer the hearts of both old about every three weeks. It -U. S. Marshal Mack Nor- and young lor this joyous is safe to say thateverything T H I S S P A C E I S R E SE l l V E D ris, of Sutherland, gave our time. Her kindness is much is getting on ^ery well. FOR office a call yesterday. lie is appreciated by all who rj B. 13. D OUGHERTY. one of Uncle Sam's very effi­ ceived them. She, and her Jan. 8. 1894. m urbane husband, who have cient officers, WILL W. HOLSCLAW. been on the mountain since The continual succession of —If you are not. a reader of boils, pimples and eruptions —WATCH n.— the D EMOCRAT, why not? IT May last, will leave to-dav, from which many suffer, indicates she is going to visit friends an impurestate oftbe blood. The only costs you one dollar a most effective remedy is Ayer's year and gives you all the in Washington and he on Sarsaparilla, It expels the poi­ business to Asheville and son harmless through the natur­ news it can. Try it. Auniston. They expect to al channels, and leaves the skin —The weather continues un return early in the Spring clean and clear. BIG MORTGAGE LAND SALE. usually warm in the moun­ and spend the wain weather tains. but the mud, the mud, at Chetola,as theEstes place Have Yon Kaolin Property forSalel Whereas, JaneMiller ami Husband, Edmund, B. Miller did on the Being in correspondent 5th day of August 1892, execute and deliver to Albert It. Shatthe mud! The roads are a'- has been named by Mrs. with the Representatives of tuek, Trustee, a trust deed on certain lands in Watauga County, inost impassable in plaees. String-fellow. (he Japanese government, State of North Carolina therein described, to secure the silin of $1,300 due by said Jane and Edmund B. Miller to the British and —Editor Dougherty is off Mr. M. H. Cane has had a who represented the empire American Mortgage Company, Limited, which said trust deed is on a swing around the circle good ileal of work done on nt the Columbian Exposition rt corded in Watauga county, in Deed Book 44C" Page 577 to which this week. He is in the wes­ his place near Green Park last year, and who have be­ reference is hereby made; and whereas default has been made in tin payment of the moneys secured by said trust deed; and whereas tin tern part of the county in this winter. Mr. J. Lee come interested in the devel­ undersigned has been duly appointed substituted trustee in the t he interest of the D EMOCRAT. Hayes, his manager,employ­ opment of the vast deposits place of said Albert It. Sh'attuck, as provided in said trust deed, —Notwithstanding the un­ ing as man.\ as twenty men of kaolin in North Carolina, and has been duly requested to execute the trust therein contained; Now therefore notice is hereby given, that under and by virtue usually bad condition of the at a tiaie, clearing and put­ I beg to request that sam­ of the power contained in said trust deed, t, the undersigned sub­ ting out fruit trees and etc. roads; our Watauga people ples of the various veins in stitute trustee, on Monday the 12th day of Feb., 1894, between the continue to leliver produce Such men as Mr. Cane and this State, which are of such hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m., at the court house door in the town to the merchants in Lenoir. Mr. Stringfellow becoming extent as to insure an ample oi Boone in Watauga county, will by public auction sell to t h e highest bidder for cash the following described property, viz: land owners here, make the supply for an unlimited num­ —There is one of our very Four hundred an 1 forty three acres in three (3) tracts prosfiect of our v i l l a g e ber of years, be sent me, ex­ 1st trait—Two hundred and seventy five (275> acres in prominent young attorneys brighter, as they are both press paid. Ten pounds will Meat camp township; bounded on the north by lands of G. who has been engaged of late men of means and will im­ be sufficient. I have made More^z, and Mrs. Houck, on the East by the lands of T. planting shade trees on a va­ prove the property they S. Walls, on the South by the lands of J. H. Taylor, and arrangements to have these on the West by the lands of J. E. Finley and John I. Green; cant lot. Wonder what this have bought. samples forwarded to'Japan, being the lands deeded to Jane Miller wife of Edmund B. Mil­ means? One oi' our mercantile —Mr. James P. Taylor who firms has undergone a chance where they will be thoroughly ler by A. J. Moretz and wife, and fully set out by metes spent some days in Boone with the new year. Messrs tested in a practical way to and bounds in the deed recorded in book "p" page 107 ol the public records ot Watauga county to which record re­ lust week, has returned to his Cloyd Hid Johnson have sold determine availability for the ference is hereby inude. home at Elk Park. Butashe their interest in the business manufacture of useful and 2nd tract—One hundred and fifty (150) acres in Bald Mountain Township; bounded on the North by the lands left his wife and and interest­ of H. C. Martin and Co., to ornamental china. It will be necessary to file of J. W. Finley, on the East by the lands of the heirs of ing babe here, we shalll ex­ W. L. Holshouser and H. C. with the undersigned a de­ William Norris, and on the South by the lands of E. B. pect him back again soon. Martin. These two young scription of the property, ex­ Miller and on the West by the lands of J. W. Henry Steele, — We bad a small skift of men will continue the busi­ tent in acres, size of deposit, being t he land deeded to Jane Miller wife of E. B. Miller by snow on last Monday, and ness at the saigestand. They convenience to railroad fac­ the heirs of Joseph Holman deceased, and fully set out by some prophesied that winter are both gentlemen of integ­ ilities, wates, etc., together metes and bounds in dted recorded in book 4< m" page 272 had come at last, but to their rity and industry and have with the price at which the of'the public lecords of Watauga county to which record great surprise it melted off the entire confidence of our property may be bought. reference is hereoy made. 3rd tract—Eighteen (18) acres of land in Bald Mountain and the weather is as mild as peopL and we bespeak for This information will be nec­ Township; hounded on the North by the lands ofE. B. Mil­ them a liberal patronage. ever. essary in order to make a ler, on the East by the lands of E. B. Miller, on the South We are all pleased with Howdy! I hope your Christ fair statement to those who by the lands of the heirs of William Norris, nnd^on the mas has been p'eaeant and "comodcre" Clarke, as Post- may be in teres ted in promo­ West, by the lands of J. W. Henry Steele, being a part of your New Year happy. 1893 Master and hope that Mr. ting the proposed develop­ the land deeded to Jane Miller by the heirs of Joseph Hol­ man deceased, and fully set out by metes and bounds in gave you a good start on Rivers, after spending the ment, or who may desire to deed of record in book ''m 1 ' page 272 of the public records promises, kept it up all sum­ holidays with his wife and mer and fall and sadly disap­ son in Iredell, is now pleas­ become interested in the of Watauga county, to which record reference is hereby work. made. pointed you in the winter. ing your people as well. It is greatly hoped that no Said land will he sold to satisfy the debt secured by said We have all been through tri fancy, or speculative prices trust deed, and such title will be given as is yested in said W. D. C. nls and tribulations. Not ewill be quoted, as the object trustee. ven the glories of the World's Jan. 8th, 1894. aimed at is only the promo­ E. S. COFFEY Substituted Truestee. Fair could dispel the gloom we were in. But 1894 bids us To make the hair grow a nat­ tion in an honest and legiti­ MIL-I m •, good morning. There is a ural color, prevent baldness, and mate way of practical devel­ Relieve* til ioren.il of the aiacout mwabnMfcnd cure* GONORRHOEA tnd GLEET in I to5 day*. N 1 brighter look ahead—N. M. keep the scalp healthy, Hall's opment or material now dor­ other treatment necessary. Nerrf c*i*c* stricture or fcrdiwor**«*nJurlouJ *ftef e<r#ct*- rrie*' 8oU Allen is going to sell hard­ Hair Senewer was invented, and mant in the State, or practi­ "'"•LOOP BALM CO., PrVg, fa. cally so. KINCHN ware cheaper than ever. See has proved itself successful. Samples and descriptions him at North Wilkesboroand be convinced. Rheumatism originates in the should be sent as soon as B^T HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR." morbid condition of the blooi. possible, prepaid, to. WSTO/ie dolla r pays for the Hood's Sarsapari lis, cures rheu­ T. K. B RUNEB, Secretary, 99-*TN0W IS 7HE 7IAE 70 SUDSCRlIlE.'T&H~m matism. Get only Hood's. Democva t one year. Raleigh, N. C. 1 3opy 1 year 44 G mouth8 44 8 months $1.00 50 85 A MOTHER O C C O C'OO S c o c c c c BRYAYS ('ONUS. o- AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL SAY! Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Tiiis is NO riuM l'.lJG TO DllAW TRADE! I MEAN BUSINESS. 1 fom now until the first <laV of April I will self m y s t o c k 3 t CLOTHING "AND— OVERCOATS. At "*0 per cent above COST! If you don't think I mean it come and look through my :STOCK It wont cost you one cent if you dont purchase, I have a large stock an want to get rid of it befo spring. 6**" CALL AND LOOK 1 I would call your attention to the big cut in prices in my other hues. RESPECTFULLY, 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. 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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/4219a05c18b107330adb60888f0c7fdb.pdf b80c25260ccd641b6d1954b02c299562 PDF Text Text . VOL 6 IiOONE, WASHINGTON WATAUGA COUNTY, N. P V7i THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1894, NO. 14. A BAD YEAR FOR BOSSES. LETTER. are confident that they can the Union, had contributed safety out of danger. get and keep a quorum of Wilmington M essei lger. to the body politic but a For it lias been a bad .year i From our Regular Correspondent. We endeavored Saturday drop in thy bucket, of influ­ for the bosses. Democrats until the tariff St. Andrew Jackson's Day bill is passed. We shall see. to point out the distinction ence. The result was an arAll the old Hawaiian straw between party organization restation of the readjustment MR. EL1AS> DECLINATION. I friends many Democrats of j the House in a predicament has been rethreshed since the and what, in the language of which had set in, and which Washington, Jan. 8th—In I where they in ay well ask news arrived via Auckland the day, is called the "ma­ had begun to proceed so His letter to the Presidentde* The following letter from the 'where am I at?" The first* that the ex-qaeen of Hawaii chine." It is a distinction smoothly under the influence dining to be a candidate for happy holder of a Tontine Policy, gives a few facts and hour days of Congress con­ had agreed to the conditions with the greatest possible dif of the balance wheel which the position of collector of in figures, in which there is profit­ tained a succession cf sur­ first submitted to her a n d t'erenees, party organization the Old Soutli was again con tern a 1 revenue for the Western able food for thought: prises for the average Dem­ that Minister Willis had in being intended to serve the t ibuting to Federal politics. district of North Carolina, Colombia, a. c., Deo. 22, 1892. Mr. W. J. Romjky, Manager, Kock HIU, a CS. 1>kak Hut:—I um In receipt «f your favor of ocrat, in the continued fail­ accordance with his origina many, this machine to serve Perhaps the election of Mr. Kope Elias wrote that ho the 2Mb Inst., enclosing check tor in payment of Tontine Uivltlenit on policy No. ure get a quorum of Dem­ instructions requested t h i the few at the expense of the Harrison and the Reed and was unwijliiig that, this ap­ 2U9.312 on my lire in the Equitable Life Assur­ ance Society. I am pleased with the results on my policy ocrats in the House to vote provincial government tore- many. Unless the machine is McKinley 6'ongrets in 1888 pointment should he the and can recommend the Kqultahle to any seeking Life Insurunceas a cafe ami reliable for the resolution reported tire in her favor, and t h a crushed arid party organiza­ was the Way .the people took means of stirring up discord company ; one that meets Its elalms promptly and fultila Its contracts to the letter. Yours very truly, w. 9. POPK. from the commith e on Kales the provincial goverment had tion restored to its throne, to manifest their conscious­ in the Democratic party in Life insurance under the making the Wilson tariff bill declined so to do. President the end of our republic would ness that a halt in Hie move­ North Carolina. He regret­ Tontine Plan of the EQUITABLE ment referred to had taken ted that his nomination had a special continuing order Cleveland has later dispatch soon be reached. LIFE is an investment, not an Machine politics is the out­ place. es which came from Hawaii been such a one as to cause until January 25. when a fi­ expense. The returns mature during life, as well as after The real South, however, trouble, and was unwilling nal vote is to be taken there­ by the steamer Corvvin, but growth of iminicpul politics death. If you are a single man on. That some Democrats neither he nor See. Gresham Nathaniel Macon, one of the does not die easily. The that his appointment should you owe it to yourself. If you were opposed to certain has made their nature pub­ greatest of Americans ami a real South is largely the ru delay or embarrass in any are are a married man you owe it to your family. The time to schedules in the bill was, o lic. Whether they confirm democrat of democrats, said ral South—the old South are way the confirmation of Mr. act is now. Interesting par­ course, known, but that any the Aukland dispatch is not that "cities were sores on the older States of the South Simmons, nominated to be ticulars can be had by addressing c insiderable number of them positively known, but from body politic." Before thelate which supplied tlie indom­ collector of the eastern dis­ W. J. RODDEY, Manager, Department of the Carolinas, would carry thu'r opposition remarks :>f democratic Con­ war, the rural and agricultu­ itable legions of Lee's army. trict, for whom he had the KOCK HILL, S. C. to the extent of declining to gressmen who have seen tho ral South supplied an anti­ This rural South had lost highest regard. attend the session of the President since he received dote to the fetid politics of somewhat by its contribu­ It had been, Mr. El ins said, House in order to make up them it is inferred that they the congested populations of tions immigration to the his rule through life to snip PROFESSIONAL. n voting quorum of Dem­ do. Eiflier way it would not the North, and thus a bal­ cities, resulting from the ordinate his own ambitions ocrats, in order to prevent change the situation at all, ance wheel of conservatism breaking up caused by the and interests to those of the W. B. COUNC1LL, JR. the bill Being taken up, was as Minister Willis has posi­ to the nation. For a longpe war, and it has lost very de­ Democratic party, and he ATTORNEY AT L AY. certainly not believed until tive instructions not to use r i o d a P e r t h e c l o s e o f t h e cidedly in the lack of higher has always obeyed that prim Boone, N. C. 'he fact was made so plair force to bring about change, war the South was too busy education which the fathers ciple. He vv-jUld not, he fur­ that it could no longer b< a fact of which Minister Tbuis with the problem of filling of the new generation it was ther said, permit his appoint­ ton, who is now in Hawaii, the hungry belly, which the putting into the field, had ment to in any way disturb W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). doubted. Boone, N. C. The names of 57 Democrat was well aware before he left loss of that great strife had enjoyed. But while this new or embarrass the administra­ Resident Physician. Office ic members of the House Washington and which of it­ forced it to, ro give atten­ generation thus lacked the tion of Mr. Cleveland m the on King Street north of Post have heen published as op­ self made it almost certain tion to politics. Concurrently training in the fundamental, State of North Carolina. Office. posing the personal income that there w o u 1 d bo no the rings of the great cities of which would have retained In conclusion, Mr. Eliae tax and as none of them change, unless the provincial the North, vastly strengthen l.liern from yielding to the said that he felt great gratl* have entered a denial it is government voluntarily re­ i'd by the blunted moral sense vagaries of the Populist lead­ tu 3e for the honor the Presi­ of the public during the foui ers, they had pieserved the dent had conferred Upon him fair to assume that the list tires. A T 7 ORNEY A7 L A W, Attorney General Olney had years in which the 'laws were sturdy independence of the and for his continued confi­ published was correct. This M may account for the seeming a little fhn the other day were silent,," gre vv apace, fathers and the sound com­ dence , and for the pro;- pt —(c)— sudden increase of the Demo with a delegation of republi­ st?etched out their tentacles mon sense of the fathers, manner in which he had re­ cans from Kansas, headed by beyond t h e municipalities, which taught them to know nominated him after the ad­ Will practice in the courts o- emtio opposition to the tarW ttuiiT'i, Ashe,Mitchell, MeDow- j iff bill, but the fncome tax is representative Curtis, which and invaded the domain of when they were hit, if not journment of the Senate. »1! ami all other counties in the not yet a part of the tariff calied on him ill*the interest F e d e r a l p o l i t i c s . A f t e r t h e precisely how. And being Mr. Carter, who 'had be n .restern iistricl S^fSpecial at ten of Colonel Jones who wants release of the South from mil hit, they kicked bacK so lusti recommended by Senator tion gitm to the collection of bill and indeed may never be. olaiuiH."®! as there is a probability, to be U. S. Marshall. While itary domination consequent ly, through the Farmers' Al­ Ransom, and who, it is said a mounting almost ton cer­ he did not say so in so many upon the seating of Hayes in liance, that they forced upon would be appointed within r. J.O Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. tainty, that the Ways and words the Atty. Gen. left the 1877, the statesmen of t h e the Democracy at Chicago a day or two, was a captain Truda, Ten a. Zidiiviilc, X. C. Mear.s committee will report impression upon his callers South began to make their the well nigh periect plat­ in the Confederate army and Butler & Blackburn, it to the House as a separ­ minds that republican influ­ influence felt again. T h e y form there adopted—the is a member of one of the ate and distinct bill to stand ence is not calculated to im­ were the same men who had platform that guided the pur leading families in his State. iivsisiaas & Surgeons. or fall on its own merits, in­ prove any democrats change irought the United States to poses and strengthened the He has served as a member such a wonderful degree of arms of the true representa­ of both branches of the State fr&VCa Us attended at all stead of offering it as an forgetting an appointment amendment to the tariff bill. under the Department of Jus­ general prosperity u n d c r tives of the South in the re- Legislature and was chair­ hours.*"®si The Democratic caucus tice. The Kansana left i n their control of the policy of cent silver struggle in the man of the judiciary commit­ June 1, 93. tee. He was chairman of the while it di<l not specifically doubt as to whether t h ey the Union before 1801. Or, if Sena te. E. F. LOT ILL. J. C. FLETCHER, they were not always precise Those who care to do so, local Democratic committee endorse the tariff bill did so had not improved them. Representative Pendleton, ly the same men, they were as we do not at present, may during the election that; re­ indirectly without a division of Texas, has introduced a the .younger brothers of the pursue this subject a little sulted in Cleveland's success. L0V1LL & FLETGHER when it- adopted Speaker Crisp's resolution, that it fiee coinage bill, making the antebellum statesmen; they further, and possibly with He is a lawyer of large prac­ ATTORN LIS AT LAW, was the duty of every Demo­ average price of gold and sil­ were the distinguished or the the result, as they get into tice, a man of fortune, dis­ BOONE, N. 0. cratic member of the House ver for sixty days from No­ good fighting men of the Con details, of uncovering to tinguished for his charity, 8&FSpecial attention given to yote for the resolution vember 4, 1894, the legal federate armies; at the least View the same factional clea v- 1 iid friend of both Senator to the collet ion of claims. from the committee on Rules ratio between the two met­ they were men who had reach age in the votes of their pub­ Ransom and Senator Vane?. L. L. GREENE, IFE CO., providing for the considera­ als on and after Jan. 1,1895. ed man's estate under the old lic servants as was witnessed Secretary Carlisle has bee i tion of the tariff bill; also ro The bill for the repeal of the regime. They were invaria­ in the home affiliations of REAL ESTATE AG'TS. attend the daily session in federal election la ws will be bly men with rural constitu­ those who take this view of before the Senate Finaiu committee in the interest HOONL, N. C. order that pressing public taken up in the Senate to­ encies—for we had no cities the sacred ness of party trusts the depleted Treasury. H business might be attended morrow, and it is expected to speak of in the South; the.> or that. And, looking be­ is startled to find that the Will give special attention that it will be passed within were largely men of rural neath surface in the munici­ government is falling behind to abstracts of title, the sale to; but the trouble, or at the next three weeks, the un­ rearing, and they were deep­ palities, they will find, we of Real Estate in W. N. P. least a portion of it, arises in its income at the rate of Those lie ving farms, timber from the fact that only a few derstanding being that the ly imbued with the conserva­ are quite sure, that it is a tea millions a month. He is and mineral lands for sale, more than two-thirds of the republicans are not to filibus­ tism that marks theland-lov very insignificant percentage justly alarmed. The com­ hig Anglo-Saxon. Under this of our urbane population will do well to call on said Go. Democratic members of the ter against it. mittee tried to draw From at Boone. House attended the caucus Our friend W. H. Church, influence, it is hardly exag­ which has no offender our him his ideas as to the best L. L. Gil EE A & CO. and that those who did not of Millers Creek, was in to see geration to say, all the rear, rural neighbors. We have remedy, but he would not e * March attend do not regard the us Monday to tell us that his tionary movements against no towns or cities large press himself, proposing to I Y lesolution as binding on old cat, Tom Church by name, the corrupt policy and prao enough to have developed in­ submit the matter to their Hotel Property for Sate. them. If any Democrats is still living and doing well. tices of the republican party terests that are at bottom better judgment. The silver On account of failing health were benefited by this cross The pld cat is thirty-seven which have characterized the hostile to the country peo­ men now argue that all < •' of myself and wife, I otfer for sale pulling it would be more ex­ years old, and belonged to march of democracy back to ple's interests. The inter­ the fine promises made n my hotel property in the town ot power, were promoted a n d ests of the two are practical­ Boone, North Carolina, and will cusable, but they are only Mr. Church's father at one case the Sherman act WHS re­ cat tied to a successful devel­ ly the same. It will be found sell low for cash and make terms playing into the hands of the time. I'll is is no fiction as pealed have come to nought* o suit the buyer, and will take republicans who are openly the records show his age. For opment. that nine-tenths of our ur­ Business is still farfrcm be­ real or personal property iu ex­ exulting over the present de­ some time, he has been per­ But the men of the genera­ ban population is at once in ing on a good basis, while change. Apply soon. W. L. BRYAN. plorable condition of affairs. fectly blind and deaf, not be­ tion referred to could not last ieal sentiment with the rural, the Treasury has gone from Steps have been taken—or­ ing able to hear it thunder, always. As they began to only they have allowed their bad to worse. NOTICE. pass away thebalanceofpovv control of municipal politics Parties putting papers in ders issued for the arrest of if it were in a few feet of him. Indeed to any candid ob­ my hand for execution will absentees—which it is believ­ Mr. Church tells us that the er in the Sout h also began to to slip from their grasp. server it was the clearest noa We may find food for reflec­ plea se a (1 va nee the fees wi th ed will result in bringing to old cat isnovv unable to chew change, to shift away from sequitur that the repeal of the papers and they will re­ Washington this week every his food, and Mrs. Church the rural constituencies and tion in these things, and, if the Sherman act could bene­ does this much tor him. It ceive prompt attention, other Democratic member of the is a great family pet as it has to pass over to the munici­ we take their lessons to fit business.— V.-O.-1 htoniric. wise they will be returned p a l c o n s t i t u e n c i e s , w h i c h , heart, a path by which,as we not executed for the want of House who is nell enough to been in the family so long.— therefore, in tins section of said Saturday, we may pluck f&cTPay your subscription D. F. BAIRD SHFF. come, and the party leaders! ^ i'kesboro Chronicle. tees. I Facts and Figures . J . V MJHPISKW, ARION, N. C 1G, 1893. NOT CI " �Tll3 Wdt&aoDjanjrat j»dnrer.'ly than the aforesaid 3 Old Bill Yancey. A DHMOCIIATIH fa.nily^iewapaper devotad to the interest ot Coun­ A Washington special to EDUCATE Y0UH GIRLS - 1 VClaremint Female Gel OVERMAN'S § PER •N',Ws 'A the North ISPECIFICTHE OXYGEN! The Pridenaof Press." Caroli­ 2 JS BREATH OF LEFE."! Do you want to aid in building lo£j)0j ty, State ano Nation. Published the New York Press says: It HICKORY, N. C._ every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ is reported that President Unsurpassed tor location, thor­ tauga County. N. C. Cleveland has debu mined to oughness and cheapness. appoint Joseph us Daniels of Christian, but not sectarian. Faculty able and pa instating. Greeley's Experience. North Carolina, public print­ Special advantages in Music. It was in 1842 that Hor­ er. Send for Catalogue. "[ \ 3V' up a paper that shall reflect the t i spftAY*BULB tmeatof air and ^ greatest credit on North Carol ieTitt§ 11a, no matter where it may lie MouTHUfe.'VrlcIrio£ seen? Then patronize " ^|' ' ~*— ——— is a J ^ j/j PIE C ~ OXYGEN PIECE j special mcdicat- 2 ed Oxygentreat- 2 A Sp-CipC meat lor diesas- ^5 ;* •. 'oxygen) throatandlungs3 CliRCS _ V .^TARRH ASTHW$ e?ntiinnao«r»i!i "-'"Gumption iii oide.andDiein-l >. 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VCflrw UCC » P M 11 1111(1 lactOl 'Ill t llCg'l'O W'tli 1111(3 deV—\f Beautifully and accessibly days of Pullman oars a n d with Senators and Congress­ veloi of the Ol.l North steamboats making nineteen men it their office hunting located. | T,,E State? Then snbsci he for 2 1 ^CAUTION [;CIMLY B cxv™ IN USE. Ample boarding accommo­ AFTA CSE knots an hour. Greeley had forays, but none of them has dations. : 'c - - irrv ' '' 0 3<-l.?W.AIM.:^iaSt..Omaha, Neb. Pa Atlants, On. Ma 11 ,, . • • •> .. , Miwblni' Shop, HjS!|,r..-wv!ixvv. houhviur. Ky. Ba l.U.ll) lUXIgil ItU tlGS ' to travel all the way from N. ever dreamed of him for pub­ 1 UW,D f -c/iio, nnd any Faculty ofsix teacher B < -j r. lly tiullcttng, *"• < — « ..t-3 H!« 11MCU. " c- • 21 :. 5 Tfio " I >. 1 :j 17 U, u . U Ar,^.. >' 1 .. 1 ,al] .Y MeFBeiiger, Y. City, and the itinerancy of lic printer, the fattest office Two hundred and eightv • -t ' •» .1 in Iio the heat A FOSS r.L lard addressed to «•! I by •>«•»< ..ver its vented. 2 5 Wine yeu by r»turn mail a oory cur 3 . , . lllOntllS Oil hi tell, "Jl his journey is still preserved under the Government—a five students last year. :;L '-,v '.oxjliilaiMiTfistreatmentiafua.ofBead3 Plilll, 4: '"wmuouu tlMJll for i I..Y.AT OWE. t"j i<..-::yen p.;zc Luaitln 2 , Both sexes admitted. by an admiring native of N. place that controls upward ,, . , ,r . . Y. ; h "apply Sc., :- r r J'Tinofflft A?prfni1 fft NASHVILLE, ^5 ! rnt Thorough work done in all = •• ••••--* to., ! he weekly <im Transmnt MesC., who has long- since been a of 3,000 subordinate offices Boston, branches. |.eiiger," (the largest and resident of Washington, con­ not subject to Civil fSfrvice Next session begins "Aug. best p<\per in the State) 9 nected with semi official life. rules. Mr. Daniels attracted 7 1893. months On trial for $1.00 Write for catalogue. Here it is: At New York the the President's notice in his Gash in advance. Both J S P papers are large Eight-Page great editor boarded a steam attendance upon Smith at I| SE8ISS B HIIJEI sheets. Send Postal Card b o a t t h a t c a r r i e d h i m t o Cabinet meetings and was A A/1 JL. with the address of live perTEE NORTH CAR0LIN A Perth Am boy, N. J. Here he slated for public printer i -cms and receive sample copleft tlie boat and look train when it was seen that the College of Agriculture and Mechanic­ wmm al Arts. ' of Tnw AI NATURE'S " to Camden Arrived at Cam­ contest among the leading- Will begin its' Fifth Sesssion 5 YEARS ^ Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. CURE FOR den he was ferried across the aspirants for the place was Sep. 7,1893. This College is ^iyw. t'-— v . -, •. 1 Delaware t o Philadelphia, so bitter that a dark horse now well equipped for iCsspe­ TAKE THE i, /• -; where he again changed his was desirable. So far no cial work, having exiemsivi ;.V" 1 1,1 IA * IJ o mode of journeying to rail­ member of either House has wood and iron shops, careful oilli o' Hi R. v. { Iv fitted up drawing rooms, UT-% vr W W W road locomotion. He board been taken into the Presi­ a .. . -j jVN. .• -GOINGchemical, botanical and Hor­ ed the Philadelphia and Wil­ dent's confidence in the mat­ ticultural laboratories, green , • • • I ft > '• jl est Ncrtliwest This hew treatment for Catarrh and mington railway and rode to ter of the proposed appoint­ house and barn. diseases of the respiratory organs is one of the most important discoveries m • . i The teaching force for the Ha^rede Grace, where a fer­ ment. in medical science and possesses the ^Emigrants going to any of the next year consists of 15 men. following advantages i ry boat received and landed Viestarn Stales or Territories 1. The patient can euro himself at a small expense The two courses lead to grad him on the other side of the The presidential 1 u c k and without outside assistance. nation in Agriculture and in =i:Mmii»iK:!!i!!3:'iir»iiJ!Wi:ri;:e'j:!}iiiniU!Wt:iiKE)tix«ia 2. No change of diet or pursuit of life Is necossarj wiil save time and money going via. Chicago and Altou route, during treatment. Susquehanna, and he contin- shooters seem tohav° missed Mechanical and Civil Engin­ 2 He.a a Lar^o Am. "J 3. The remedies era In no wise offensive to the is tin; quickest route to 'g Hu a 8el( actiijg XviHllig. patient and entail no discomfort. €<1 his journey to Baltimore. the redhead and canvasback, eering. 4. Ti»e remedy roaches the seat ot the trouble ^ It.i» a SelC-threiiviit:5: SluittK KANSAS CITY, DENVER, ~ Hits No Eqnitl i« Oviiith notion. directly. In on omnibus he crossed Bal variety. "Notterdam duck" Total cost a year, including 2 Hrj»ttM«ohiiiilcftl (>iM» :trtace. B. The remedies and means of appliance can be carried In tho pocket without inconvenience. PU E14LO, — ilaian Klcgunt rialtin. n timore to the station of the was the answer of theadmin- hoard: 2 Has a Perfect Adjttutnierit. Fit KIH TltEATJUJhlMT at any drug ft tor** Vnd all points in Idaho, Wash -? Iti&a a Posltlvo T<sKc-r.p. ~ CACTERI N E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00, $93.50. "J Has 8ty!l<di Purititure. Baltimore and Ohio Railway istration to questions about County students, rr ington, Oregon, Utah CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. — Has More tino.l OtinTitle* Pay students, $123.50. 2 r'oes n Larjcar Son'rp;«et-en.i A. --.A ~ Gaoler !no Medicine Co., Waco, Texas* t>( which carried him to Wash­ the particular kind of game nnd California. r? thsux any Sowing r.Iaoliiii : in the tVovlil. Z For catalogues apply to ington. Here he was convey it brought back from the Finest and Rest Equipped A. Q. H , Pres., |Examine THE ROYAL for pcirts of Road in the West. ed by 'bus to the Seventh St. hunt. The question, "How exceJIcnne, a«d you wffl Raleigh, N. C. '• — -• •5--'-} - \r'j< 2 buy no other. Only line running Solid Venti w'larf, where he took pas­ many?" was answered in the , • , .J)A '•' NOTICE. hud trains etween St. Louis sage on a Potomac boat and same way.—New York Trib­ I RDYAE S.V>- M. 00., Rectlsrl til. I and Kansas "ity. By virtue of a mortgage jlooci 5 was borne to Aquai Creek, in une. Reclining .nir cars and Tour executed to me by John B. King ib1 « pens en of extra charge. Virginia. At this he took a and Robert II.. Gray, of the L u sat her Boarciijng, 1; will niee parties at any rail­ firm of King and Gray, of Blow­ train as far as Richmond, via • NOTICE. road station with through tickets ing Rock c., and the same al­ CsHp.'eiu Ceilings, the Richmond and Fred ricks and baggage checks. By virtue of a power of sale so signed by M. W. Gray, wife of SerrHgatetl Sheafing, burg Railroad, then again on continued in a certain Mort­ Roht. II. Gray, and dated Sept. For full information, mnps arid descriptive pamphlets of the gage executed to me by Win 27, 1892. to secure the payment r.7, BsoOng Paints, omnibus to the Petersburg West write to or call on depot, where another train H. II. Greene on March 7, $1,900 nineteii hundred dollars Iron Roofing A. NKWLAND, with interest at hastened him 22 miles to IV 1892, to secure an indebted­ cent per annum,the rate of 8 per­ I F.3«o Tioncbj, 6«ttor3 ftnd Spouting. Traveling Paisengei* Agt.. the same being ness of $290.00 subject to of Sheet MeJai for BuJIding 1 J) Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C. tersburg, and where again lie ceitain ciedits, the suid in­ due on the 1st day of Oct. 1898, WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF > / COUPLETS AND READY \ J. ClIAItLTON, G. P. A entered a 'bus and was rat­ debtedness being for the bal­ 1 will on the let Monday in Feb, } \TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./ Chicago, III. ruary, 1.894, the same being <le­ tled through Petersburg to ance of the purchase money ntil day of said month, to satis­ WE WAEMT the depot of the Weldon Rail of the land, I will sell for cash fy said note and interest on sunn —AN— tiea d H tr.; L a a way. He rode as far as a at public outcr\ at the court and cost of this sale, sell for cas! THE Cf.LY IXFALLiBLE €t5U-S FOR house dooi in Boone on Feb. place called the Junction, 5, 1894, it being the first to the highest bidder at thecoma I I housed jor in Bootic *what i King where the Raleigh and Gas­ Monday in said month, a known as the King and G r a \ Tcttsr. G.rei-j:! Ifcli, Itclilng r. *'••>. • '-j* • —s.« rnciffetto workman Ut uajd ton company took him to tract of land on the waters Blowing Rock Hotel and lot, sit Worn: and a!i Uckia^ SR-in Diseases. » • & •Hvr: Ihy. A.Y ow uiatei-lole • ;-c«» Btllclffd' unite 6>r is a choioe blend of fine, high-grade C1Uthe end of the road. Here he of Laurel Fork of Watauga uated at Blowing Rock x. c. am containing some 4 acres of land .iyCB bay* TCTTER, It maihtrs i d kow ltn ; j R bwi nese Te*. Put up In attractive and orig­ climbed into a stage, which river, in Boone township Wa­ more or less, the same being ; i... cxisiad, TETT£H|Mc w'.II as siniJtily eara inal packages and packed in handsoma iv a3., Cincinnati, Oh!" tauga county, adjoining the )0d is ycu iiirc ii. counter display boxes of six pounds each finally landed him at War- lands of Win. Hodges, Callo­ land bought bv sniiT't ing nm (either size); is only sold in packages, Gray from S. M . ci.irhe in t h Rarnlsss, PalRlaas and Prayranl. renton the home of Beau way Hodges and others con at a reasonable and much lower price to year 1888, tojj which deed refer­ X the Consumer than any other package tea vflf If yon »ivo dissatisfied Hickman, Senator Ramsom taining 40 acres moreor less. ence is had for more complied, ''da vr ir-1 i ^ V ItefuriftpiJ rt-iotl'. s—RcGt ren -oc— t <? . M\ 11)« on the market of any merit whatever and Georqfia, Ciiataffords the dealer a fair profit; is a thor­ For a fuller description of scription, as is also hud ( <» t5 o !Aou the.-- Panli: of and his affianced wife. it»m ltauk, and NatlotialHanks! mvantish. oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ But M»*. Greeley's troubles! said land refer to book "C" mortgage deed under which th4 lutely pare, always the same ; free from i T„ mi? rmz & . pages 578, etc, of the made, both w DUST were not ended even then. In of Watauga county records sale will heduly recordedof in hwh c a« H' r»AH, OA. tl•> where deeds are will find the Five and Ten Cent packages those interesting times a said mortgage is duly record Register's ciiice of Wfltnugn the cheapest and most salable package t\. This Dee 12.1893. man was compelled to give ed. This Jan. 1, 1894. tea on the market and consumers pro­ nounce it "the best and most economical." , Mortgagee. security in the sum of $1,000 J. P. Hagaman. Mortgagee id. IV Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy W. B. CouxciLL, At t'u in v Spainhour & Coffey Attysfoi to sell and has proved a big success for the support, maintenance wherever introduced. Mortgagee. A A ' •.ACI and kind treatment of his We are extremely anxious to have all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ wife. Mr. Geerley was a NOTICE. quest that you Include a few boxes with stranger in Wairenton, with your next order to your wholesale house ; By virtue of a mortgagi vj j I i^r or order direct of us, we will see that yoti «ci->'**1/ JL4.-A. •fYT2 i no one to appeal to for a help­ deed executed to mebyG. V\ are supplied. For further information address ing hand in his dilemma. In Clawsoa and vife and duly some manner his hop Jess registered in the Registers of HE IN- O EA O., "IT A tlwcrousMly tostou Rsmcxiy condition came to the ears fice in Boone Watauga coun­ ty, N. C., in hook 'C page of Old Bill Yancey a well 429, et?,.of mortgages 1 will y;aknown slave trader in his offer for sale to ti.n highest Thin bo*» rV. H tri. »n<i nc»t touod -.Tnrtu:/,, tor f.oriy >fm.i •/ * r? o mi i-mir;eni pbysifiati. who h»s U day. Yancey was full of the bidder for cash in hand on m wlthc»-rt.*>lri m:>! unvarying sorva.--u r. •: it rtino i-i(.ill.- to-"ftlcli it isfro:: li e >n-ded. nil - (or lis*'-tit roc-.oo iri." .io-e. Monday the 5ih day of Feb. Dover a'.<l otT^ctQ^.ty drtrii:« t ot nil milk of human kindness, and quiirkly trcm tl >• sj- t-. and KidU.rou; !i no sooner was rnadeacquaint '94, it being tiie 1st Monday tlic !-:A in said month, the lands de­ ne> »m-itliumItof the sfctn, l.rcrIcnoruntpi o ;:t uov uople:oi«ntcf lulu Hons or of Medical Department Tulane University ed with the predicament of scribed in said mortgage to i-iTect'. Itit on, iit« It Is f»utn.k-(l vi.-< reralt or onerHensfnoti;at lliosou^li knot* it-ilto1 of UoulHinno, wlio, ni ter a oaroful unalysls, _ I- t i-omnin'i -ml pronounces it. a pure Cream Tartar Powder, the young candidate for mat­ satisfy a debt of$150.00and ' -V ol modern m-'dioiii u Ir-i.-i'f. It pi •-•tm»l!y ; S /.** " vrhlch he cheerfully recommends to the purifiesto toepnriobf- t-be Wood ivod brlnun. l euffoiror. A v n jypneio! ton:r: ' ' '* «N A .if public. he. ith rimonial partnership with interest due by note a mi cost it Ik without a rival, nnd In Its analysis oG cA • Jv OKi IV*. < i.o&lth-J . contparlson with tinyIsrouis-dy ivi-tsr pruppriivs It Rtaoli'tsJy 1' of this action. This.lan. 1st one of Warrenton's fairest T SOUTHERN FAVORITE" beyto ofi'ered toltis public.impure pannein:jtor all a daughters than he declared 1894 I!12 r-.-.-altinK trcm 11 isa ar-.l /quu'dly ?URE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL^ trncrl rs«-rv»fnlj», 3' icr-r*. of life; . fcVtetrs A. I. M Mortgagee. u i fS blond -tho current he would be d if the young Ycu Want It Ask Grocer For It. IM mam * itr.dl P.i Vv?. a"*:**,V;-vt>: stj. PiropiW'w, e'ntr.r . '•, fellow should travel all that FOR SALE! e-iivi'.'jis-r mi. CoautkXc lie S EV. L. UKPHY, ITYL ^ , P- ^SG!!^ ^I TEWM. AH. H. MITH, RES'T 1 ROYAL I WILMJKGTON MESSENGER ~ CACTERINE I;IS ESSENGELI. CATARRH . EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. '/ . and OLLADY >OFIBJG. N. CURE; PAY GPI NSCSIPT C3F BO CEBST9 > RY*A?! £»?•:>? ! KHT".S B. ^u E SM BHO COLL DEALERS • BLCSD JSI^BISCASES. U PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER ENCTFRGED BY •PROFA. L. MET2,P.H.0, In the town of Boone, a com forta hie'dwelling house with 6 rooms and five fire places, with nine acres of land, good spring, some apple v peaeh and chestnut trees,situated some 300 yards from Main street. It is a desirable private resi­ dence. The place will be sold cheap on terms to suit the purchaser. For further par­ ticulars apply to I. W. Thorn us, Hibriten, N. C., or W. B. I issiiul to iuiv* rejoiced more Councill, Boone, • '• ' " HE ORETZ distance for a wife and be sep­ arated from her by a mere form of law. So Mr. Yancey had himself introduced to the young stranger and volun­ teered to go security for the license. The story goes that his proffer was gratefully ac­ cepted, and the young couple were jnited in the bo r, ds of » itfimony, at which no one T K G T C N. C. uvet, Jloj-irs/iia MewilWI^ tic. INV£»T|OATE r."'K V JV^SELP. s-o'l -'or o'lr if a-:*'• ' « i • ti a vvoiuior.InfarAAtlon. tul i?s frbns01vlio s truplcr^,• • • to theeixiaraablu array certii: 11. v i most viri ulont- disc.'; '• ftf iar p,ll It tiotvn rriDWJIan (ailed. Bound', wltU L h oiiibuc;t.-s:nI'iiwo cgriificaicrt testifyMood­ 's Eiitt.: icmoat powerfulthat <julohrat.rrept« tlic :iPB'.,chthp*»f. Botanic ever -» k nc.vn to the world. Mood l aiifler ^ and V PR(CB—$1.00 per bottle ; ?3.C0 for 6 bottlP3. For ante by dmyi'fHs ; If not, aer d to 1. . A-.ldreas E1.U0D CO , A'.LnU, Gs. }{*% rT~ %/frN sxpy.. f* •:is* a ' V i ' ' BROWN'S IRON BITTERS cures Dyspepsia, In­ digestion & Debility. G ULF FG. O., M C One of(h<BKSTTel _ enruiir. I n FREE _ r tho nrnrUi. Our Inriliti,-. our nnw)imlfd, nuri to introduce him •uprtorgooil.tirewill .etniFi:*8 to.iNf i frsou tn etch toctllty, M aboveotieomn moKe mire „f , to II» at Only tlioie who write th« ebanee All you have tn do In aTr t yi™ - (1 _ ^ •' fi return is to show onr Roods to R,ijK' LI ti, -i-s (bos. whoaroundyour neithhors and those eall— you The b»gtnniog of this advertisement •e°pe* The following• (rivesShows the small endItof the tel* cot • the nitpenmnce of reduced tt " t'-i fi ' "• • T f--. I! A • ••" ViF • A;,; •bant tt)« «« i4MBy tor.irry Wp iwill ginn.l, double siae Ui#iCApe, r« larjre part ofitRbulk. It * n #I*o nhow you bow you cim experien'e Hi I towrite atA Onceat Icaat, from ih'c e ngei. out make from Better HP I day We pay all exprr-a.-w lthAddre«a, li. HALLETT A CO,, Box bf^O, Puiiii.aM), kAiiut. '^V -.v.-— Bend BUmp for IDuvtvated Prfoe L1.H. TSa SchBMtoGymnasium Sc. 'Cm!- tf vomi n.irrr Acnrs, Gr you ;\ro all worn out, roAUy Rood for t.ot,hiri2, it is general detulitv. Try nnonxvi i it ox r. irrt.nr. If will euro you, cleanfo your liver, an.l give a good appetite. i \ ;r :• ii&jtii i&kk ...• &m*\AutL$£ Cavoata, and Trafle-MarYa obtained, nnd ail Pat­ ent bu«inet»a conducted for Vodc.aie Faes. Our Oilico is Cpposde U.S.Patent (HHoe. nnd wo can scmro pTtcnt, lu lees time than Uhum remote from Washington. Send model, drawing or photo., with demettpdon. We rdvlae, if patentable or wot, fre» of charge. Ot.-fee not. due till patent la sccnredA Pamphlet, "How to Ohtai; I* vith fiamea of artnal in eovnty,of town, cent free. Adt'rc r £•% L iS' ?J i S.i »• j- W zkr£( Qi ™ C .pt site Patent 0«r>«.u,, VVasliington, iA ' ' ™ �The Kutherlord College 4 .V^ivjaBBUDurat, all the seignorige on hand 1 do V first, and then all the bullion Burke County, N. C«, on lmnd. Will open its Full Term, D. It. Dougherty, Fdltor. LOW PEICES Aug. 3, '93, under very prom 1. C. Kireis, Publisher* Congress has finally got ising prospects. It is ten miles 41 west of Hickory, N. (J., near the Wilson Bill before the 7hui'sday Jan. 18, 18(14:. the noted Connelly Springs, House despite the trouble -0whose waters are being ship­ We have beeoinesomewhat caused by Mr. Boutelle of ped to Europe almost every day. Board, includinge^ery interested in the hop culture, main. The bill is now beingexjiense, is from $5. to $9. per si \ v t»al enterprising parties discussed and on Jan. 29, the •18 MY MOTTO, month. Tuition ru nges from vote is to be taken and the on Cove Creek and elsewhere $1. to $4. per month. No bill will pass the House by will experiment, the coining healthier, happier and more Mrs. A. A. Williams season, in its culture. We a very large majority. The moral place can be found in % Lynn, Mans. And good goods with the above honest declaration , I America. A complete busi­ are glad to note this fact. report that the Democrats lope to secure a good portion of your trade. 1 have detai­ For the Good of Others ness con rse a tt ached. Add ress The hop culture has become are divided on the tariff bill led to sell strictly PAY-DOWN, and hope my friends and llev. Mr. Williams Heartily En­ Bit. It. L. ABKRNETHY, PRESIDENT, a very important crop in is all a hoiyr. The Demo­ customers Won't ask for credit. By so doing I can save all dorses Hood's Sarsaparilla. Rutherford College, N. C. many parts of the West crats are solid almost in pas­ We are pleased to present this from my customers at least 25 per cent, on the dollar. sing the bill. where the highest yield per Rev. A. A. Williams, of the Sillsbee "MONEY 84 VIA) 18 MONEY MADE." street Christian Church, Lynn, Mass.: 1 a ere w a s 2,200 lbs. and lo west " I see no reason why a clergyman, more than From Ilibriten, N. C. I will sell you the besc calicoes at 7 to 7% cts. per yard; a layman, who knows whereof he speaks, ATTENTION, BUTERS! was l,000tbs., and 1,500lbs. A A A sheeting 7 to 7%; wool jeans 30 to 40cts.; Alamance should hesitate to approve an is considered an average Editor Democrat: Article o f The D EMOCRAT is a wel­ 7 to 7% 2ts.; 24 sheets note paper 4 ctH.; 25 envelopes 4 c.; and worth, from which ho Merit c op per acre. The lowest or his family hav« been signally benefited, and whose commenda­ tion may serve to those benefits to price per lb. is 8 cents and come visitor to our home, bottle ink 4 cts.; pins 3 cts a paper, good needles 4 cts j e others by increasing extendconfidence. My wife their has been as high as 40 cents, and we miss it much when it paper, and everything else in proportion. So come and see has for many years been a sufferer from severe We wish to call attonHoii to our Nervous H e a d a c h e line of second-hand one hundred and five dollar fails to come. • If I could pos­ me. for which she found little help. She has tried many that promised well but WANTED AT ON* E! 500 doz. eggs at 12% cts perdoz.. formed things I.a^t fall a friend gave her a per­ per acre is the lowest price sibly find time for writing, 1 Buggies, Carts, wagons, little. ootwould write often for the 1,000 pounds yellow butter at 14 cts per pound. A' '.!•> of Hood's Sarsaparilla. It seems surprlsafter all expenceR have been •" what simply one bottle could and did do Hacks, Harness Etc. •r. taken out. Three times or DEMOCRAT . I am anxious furs, wheat and rye, corn, white beans, etc, etc , all at high ...inner The attacks of headache decreased in and were less est market prices. So when in need of goods can and • .s. sity, while her general violent In their inten­ They are almonf good as new, health more than this amount per for its success, and want it amine my stock and law prices. I have a full line of Farm proved. Her apiietite has also has been Im­ and persona wishing to buy can^R been better. From our experience with acre has been realized. This to have a large patronage. er's Friend Plow points and repairs on hand. A lot of nails secure bargains by calling on us. Hood's Sarsaparilla would make the hop culture It is worthy of a place in and shelf hard-ware—in fact a full line of everything kept I have no hesitation in endorsing it* ra*-rita.» We have a big lot of NEW A. A. WILLIAMS. far more profitable than every family in Watauga in a first class store. I want your trade and will appreci­ HOOD'3 P ills ore the boat family cathartic, county, and the good people ate it. BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS any other that could be rais­ Yours Anxious to please. gentle and effect!TO. Try a box. Price ZSe HARNESS Ac of the county ought to stand ed ill this or any other sec­ on hand, which will be sold on NOTICE. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. tion. We have no doubt but by the editor and publisher reasonable terms. If we have not in their efforts to make the By authority of a power of got what ^ou want, we will this mountain section would sale contained in a certain take pleasure in getting any produce hops to great per­ D EMOCRAT a success. Those mortgage deed executed t o who can write ought to send fection. The cultivation of mf by J. C. Triplett and wife thing for you in our line. We buy £ direct from manufacturers and the crop is about the same in the news from all parts of convince some that there is he was to furnish the D EMO ­ Martha, and dated May 7th can, therefore, give you very as that of corn. The hops the county. This can be 1890. to secure the sum of CRAT some letters, but I do f 100.00 with interest which close prices. are u.ied mainly to make done by postal card or other­ no such Scripture. Then we wise. When people come to had no frost scarcely, but not remember seeing but one is due and unpaid I will sell We have a full line of new Har logerbeer, yeast and many for cash at public outcry at medicinal preparations and town, they ought to go to this, so far, has been a very from him since be left. the court house door in t he ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev I. W. T HOMAS, in consequence the demand is the manager of the paper frosty winter. Then the town of Boone on the first rything in the harness line. Can greater than the supply. It and give them their neigh­ small grain crop covered the Jan. 10, '94. Monday in Feb., 1894, it be­ beat the world on prices. ing t he.5th day o! said month, a^Wewill take in exchange,— is alwaysa money crop. The borhood or township news. ground by first.of March as "Mow is the winter of our dis­ crop is planted usually six There are young men in much as it usually does by content made glorious summer"' the following described tract horses, mules, and also good bee™ every township in the county first or middle of April. The by Ayer's Kiirsaparilla This won or parcel of land to wit: Two cattle. Give us a call. feet apart each way and when tracts of land on the waters once planted it remains per­ that ought to feel interest farmers have taken advant­ derful medicine so invigorates the of .Foe's Fork, Blue R i d ge HENKEL, CRAIG & CO. Ecnoir A. C. manently, and the stool or enough in the D EMOCRAT to age of the fine weather and system and enriches the blood township Watauga county, that cold weather becomes posi­ OVr'J'' roots enlarge every year and send a postal card with loci have done much plowing tively enjoyable. Arctic explorers adj lining the lands of Joel Hibriten School is flourish­ would do well to make a note of Triplett and others. First and personal items. Do not great'y protects the land, by tract containing 3 0 a c r e s supporting the soil and keep­ think you must wait till you ing. numbering 75 or 80 this. the other 35 acres, both of ing it from washing off. JWe can find news enough t( with more to come. which are fully set out by B. B. Dougherty, principal Perhaps no section of the metes and bounds in above hope a number of our Wat make a news letter to go :o:nuga farmers will try the in the paper over $ our ow n of Globe Academy, came monntainscan producens ma described mortgage which is down and spent a night with ny churches, schools, stoies recorded in book *(/ pages hops on a small scale at first riameor someascumed name I have just received a nice undjif it proves successful, it Be willing for the editor to us just at the opening of mills and preachers in the 158 and 159 of the public rec line of Dress Goods consist­ ords of Watauga county and no doubt will become a gen condense your items if they Xrnas holidays. We were same extent in boundry as referred for fuller description. ing of need 11 it. Don't write poetry glad to baye him with us be­ upper Cove Creek. From the eral'cropjthatjwill be profit- j White and Black KmSaid 65 acres of land will be broided Skirting. A able and",bringmoner tothe;° r ^ on articles on rivers cause he is an old friend and State line down the creek to sold to satisfy said debt with mountains etc., containing a Boone and Watauga man. include Cove Creek Baptist interest and cost. Jan 1 '94. big lot of White little else than h'ghsounding However, he did not tarry- church and from the tops of A, F. HOUCK , Mortgagee. Goods, Worsteds ^ The Haw liinu fcrou >le is adjectives and efforts at long with us as his largest Fork Ridge and Rich moun­ SPAINHOUR & t 'oFFEY Attj'fl. und etc. A wire No interests and greatest at­ tain a territory of six miles line of lacfreN' still unsettled. The Queen of rhetorical flourishes. many people will take time tachments are in the vicinity by four. There are 9church­ Meville Female Go!!sge. Hawaii refused at first to ncTrimmed a n d UntrnriRrec of Lenoir. es, and 9 preachers, 7 school SfK-cial Attractions: Matchless ceed to lYesident Cleveland's to read such eommunica ii ATS 1 have had some encourage houses, two academies 9 climate. Wonderful health record. demands, which was, simply, tions. Help make the locn Delightful honielife. Well ordered Also Trimmings. Tips and page of the DEMOCRAT ful ment the past year'in my stores, six grist mills, and 7 course ofinstruetions. Thorough for her to give dynasty to ali Flowers for Rats. and interesting. That, I am pastoral work. Have had saw mills. ly equipped gymnasiums. Music who had allied themselves under the celebrated Prof. Gra A nice line of ladies safe in saying, is the first 28additions by baptism with with the Dole Government.. (rent's Shoes. — some by letter and restera- To preserve a youthful appear- bau (German). Art under Miss and lot of Tin-ware 9 This proposition has been page read by almost every iinee as long hh possible, it is in­ Blythe (Paris). House in seven Big tion, while some have hud to dispensable that the heir should acres of wooded lawn in the heart Glass-ware and lately agreed to by Queen subscriber. The preachers ought to write for the D EMO ­ be exchanged. My churches retain its natural color and tidi­ of a beautiful city. Rooms finely Queens-ware. A good Lil. but came too late, and giving the news from are in a state of peace. Most ness. Theie is no preparation s » finished. Steam heating and nan line of Notions. A big the trouble of new character CRAT , itary plumbing throughout. The lot of Joans and Cottheir churches and fields of of the membership will give effective as Ayer's Hnir Vigor. It charges as low as a fine school has arisen- It is now hard prevents badness, and keeps th • tonades. Just come their contributions this year scalp clean, cool and healthy. labor. That was a interest­ can make them. Sen! for cata to tell what will be the result, logue. Address ing letter to me, written to the independant missionIn 500 galons of Crockeryand we are not greatly con­ REV . JaMEs ATKINS. ""NOTICE. ware. frorr. A ma nth a by Mr Burr us. arries, Herring, Boyal, BinAsheville, N. C. cerned about it no how for We are Ageut for Hriton— Unfortunately not a great lock and Crocker. However, By virtue of an order of the Su there is nothing in it to Woollen Mills. many of our people take re­ some prefer fo give as here peitor Court ti e undersigned as cause so much confusion in commissioner, will expose lor sole A big lot of ' loth now on ligious papers, hence the re­ tofore through the foreign a t p u b l i c o u t - c r y a t t h e c o u r t the country. The Republi­ Fin »<1. ligious news ought to be giv­ Mission Board. To prevent house door in the town of Boone, cans are trying to make all Just received a nice lot of en in the secular papers. If I any confusion we will use en­ N. C., on the 5th day of March. the political Capital out of it velopes, allowing thee out rib 1 Si)4, it being the first Mondu\ wanted to reach the mem­ they can and this is about SUGAR in said month, the tract of land bers of m) churches on some utor to write on theenveiop«- in Shawneehaw township owned all that there is in it. Brown and Granulated, and matter, I would go to the containing the contribution by the heirs of Parte Shoemaker, Commercial College ratfffig&K Coffee. columns of the \,cnoir Topic "Board" or'Gospel Mission." dcd., adjoining the la n .Is of R. n " Cheapest ft Best Business College in theWorld" We are proud to note that Awarded Highest Horn World's Exposition for Gaultney, M.0.' hapel, N F. Buiid Hr.trm of Uook-krepliHi *ndatOanaral Baalim. Kiln-allcn. A big Jot of Hoes, + IO.OOO 16 Tcaaberaempl.jwl. Xttrlj 1,000 Itu.lnew business in many places in for the simple reason that I think so^e plan of this and others, containing 75 acres annually.rod nut** In Itoalnoaa. Cod of Full (Undents Nails, C ourao, Including Tuition, the South is increasing and more of them take it than kind proper, and if adopted < f excellent and valuahleland, tol No Vocation, Type- Wr!tln« aad Triesrapbyabout ftbO. Fhort-Hond, enter no*.Htatlonorr. and Board, apeolaittaa. Horse shoes, Orndoutoa addraaa. there are that take the Bibli­ by all the churches, w ill pre­ erable dwelling and improve­ U beantlfnl and healthful, for otraularaaurcouful. Thla city considerable activity in ma­ Ox shoes ments. Terms of sale one-fourth WILBUR R.SMITH, LEXINGTON, KY. etc. ny respects is noted. If Con­ cal Recorder. So let the vent any hardness or confus on day dar of sale, one-fourth in gress will dispose of the Wil­ preacher help the D EMOCRAT . ion. As we are just entei ing two years and balance in three 5 DOLLARS No goods sold on time, un­ son bill we have no doubt it But I did not start out to upon a new year, we ought years with interest from day of to PER DAY less secured by mortgage. to start out by the help of sale. Posseseion give n when sale will have a tendency to stim­ write on this line. is confirmed, but the title reserv­ The weather is fine, and the Lord, to be better preach­ ed until full payment of purchase ulate all classes of business. Recollect that I will sell 2 0 Easily Made. Then the financial legisla­ people are saying, we never ers, better lawyers, better money is made. This Jan. 15, '94, We vrBnt many men, women, boyg, nnd girls to you good goods and will not^ It. L. LOWE, Commissioner. work for us n few hour* daily, right in nnd around misrepresent my wares. Come tion should follow in quick saw such an open winter! physicians, better merchants, their own homes The business I* ensy, plrnsant, and see my stock whether r oor- How forgetful we are! Have better school teachers, bet­ strictly honorable, nnd pays better tluin nny other succession either the Y r MI PBOC.RIC39 OP ILtSTRIMtf. offered agents. You have a clear field and no you buy or not. we forgotten the open winter ter men and women, bettei IOJF £8 ::;r competition. Experience nnd special ability nnliees ot f he Bland bilUshould necessary. No capital required. We equip you Most Respectfully, fttoui^l & feslFWc of 1889 and 1890? At this christains, better farmers. pass, f hereby ncreasing the ft* ihe Trertrnent rr-fic. with everything that you need, treat you well, JVwrv <»«»*, time then the flowers were Let us try to make this year, and help von to earn ten times ordinary wages. amount of money. State JPetmtla-. ®':rl AC Women do as well as men, nnd boys and girls C. D. TAYLOR !>*»*-$• ftt'TI r. banks ought to be re-estab­ blooming etc.,and some peo­ if we are spared, an improvOiTAStAjrirwSiO In BendC*v- make good succeed who follow our plain and sim­ nil !-»»• work. All pay. Any one, anywhere, ran do the *,n->n jed stnmps f o r book on i»n<l triken. April 27, 93. " r*?u» in lished as soon as possible. ple thought the prophecy ment upon the past. Let us nbore tll»<w»t>9, nod bow to ple directions. Earnest work will snrely bring you a great deal of money. Everything Is now cure then*. Cult or bddrsM, This will give greatsr volume was being fulfilled, "That live in the fear and service of DR. ALBERT F. SHELL ft CO., nnd in great demand. Write for our pamphlet tk>< f*9p*r. lUfCTfjlt, TftHB. circular, and receive full Information. No harm to the currency. the time would come when theLoid. It may be thelast flone if you conclude not to go on with the we should not know summer year some of us will ever live. FOR DYSPEPSIA, business. The Bland silver bill has Indigestion, and Ptomaeh disorders, take LA DIES BROWN'S IRON BITTKHS. I want to ask what has Needing e tonic, or children who want bnrid­ G E ORGE S t i w s o n &C O . , been favorably reported by and winter apart except by All dealers keep It, tl per bottle. Genuine has ing up, should take trade mark ana crowed ted lines on wrapped Box 4R0, BROWN'S IKON BITTERS. the Finance committee. The the putting forth of the become of Ca pt. E. F. Lovill ? It la pleasant; cure* Malaria, Indigestion, PORTLAND, MAINE. bill advocates the coinage of IvavPM. r and it was hard to Does he still live? F thought Biliousness, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia. • LOOK OUT! �SUBSCRIPTION HATE S TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT I Jopy 1 year " 6*months . " .$1.00 50 8 months..... 85 ADVERTISING RATES. 1 inchlweek .75 1 " 1 month I.. 1.75 1 " 3 " 3.00 1 " 0 " 5.00 1 " 1 year 7.00 1 column 1 week 9.00 1 " " 1m o n t h . . 1 3 . 5 0 1 1 " " 8 0 " " 3 " 1 year 25.00 ...37.50 ...50 00 En tored a t the I *onto ffi <:e at Boone. N. C., as second-class mail matter. LOCAL NEW§! —Mini. —Cool, pleasant nights. — Fresh oysters an 1 ea lined peae'ies just received at Will W. Holscaw's. —Mr. W. L. Bryan is off on a busin ss trip to Wilkes count y tins week. —In this paper will hefound the new announcement o f Globe Academy. Read it. —Read Notice of land sale by R. L. Lowe commission­ er, in another column. —The news! the news! why don.t y )U send us the news from your neighooi hood? —For sale! 150 bushels of rye and 1,200 bushels of good corn. Will W. Holsclaw. — Richard Gentry, of Jcffer son, spent Sunday in Boone with his sister, Mrs. Nathan Hurt-on. —Our old friend, Nathan Hoi;ton, is very much indisposed with a severcattack of grippe. Hope he may soon recover. —Mr. R K. Bryan left on Mo nd ay last for Winston, N. ('., where he will attend t h e Davis Military School. A literary society lias been —Will W. Holsclaw again makes his best New Year's organized at Silverstone, and bow to his customers in this some interesting discussions issue. He is one of our most have been had. enterprising a n d successful A M. Dougherty, of Tenn., merchants, always carrying I was over a few days ago and a full line of seasonablegoods infoi rued the people that and selling them at prices money matters were extromthat move them with a rush. ly hard in his section. How­ Read ad elsewhere. ever, tliis did not. surprise —We ha ve just learned that many. the Western Citizen, a paper The Advertising with yery strong republican proclivities, published in Jef- Of Hood's Sarsaparilla is always in the bounds of reason because Ws'm. i•. C.. quietly "passed it is trub, it always appeals to u. i's cli cks" some days ago the sober, common sense of thin­ for the want of support from king people because it isO'ueaud it is alw ays t lie clansmen, and now it is dorsements, substantiated by en­ which, in the finan­ reaping its eternal reward for cial worl 1 wculd be accepted w ith t lie good (?) done during its out a moment's hesitation. short but painful existence. Hood's Bills cure liver ills, con­ stipation, biliousness, jaundice, Peace t.o its ashes —We are pleased to pub­ lish this week an article of some length from that good man and able pensmaii, Rev, [. W. Thomas, and we hope each of our subscribers will read it and head its teach­ ings. He asks what has be­ come of Capt. Lovill? and we answer for his benefit, that the last we heard of the gal­ lant Captain, he waS still in Minnesota looking after the Chippewa Indians for Uncle Sam, and we suppose he is still there. Howdy! I hope your Christ mas lias been p'easant and your New Year happy. 1893 gave you a good start on promises, kept it up all sum­ mer and fall and sadly disap­ pointed you in the winter. We have all been through tri als and tribulations. Notevent he glories of the World's Fair could dispel the gloom j we were in. But 1894 bids us good morning. There is a brighter look ahead—N. M. Allen is going to sell hard­ ware cheaper than ever. See him at North Wilkesboroand be convinced. The great value of Hood's Sar­ saparilla as a remedy for catarrh —An excellent communica­ is vouched for by thousands of tion from an esteemed friend people whom it hascured. at rttigar Grove, on ''public roa Is," etc., is crowded out this week, but will appear in our next issue. —George Molbery, of Howaid's Creek, has had t w o daughters man ied within the past three weeks, one to Win. Cornells and the other to Win. McLean. —John H. Coancill return­ ed some days ago from Char­ lotte, at which place he has beer, in service on the Char­ lotte Observer for some time past. —On Saturday before Christ in as Mr. Bedford Green and Mi s s J u l i a C u l e r , b o t h o f Howard's Creek, were united in marriage. This is rather old news, but it was over­ looked at the proper time. Items from Cuvc Creek. The Presbyterians have a~ bout completed a handsome and convenient church a n .1 school building combined op­ posite L. N. Mast's store, on the lot donated by Rev. Geo. Osborne for that purpose. The Baptists and Metho­ dists both have houses of worship nearly completed nea 1 * Silverstone. Married u1 the residence of Joseph Johnson on the 7th inst., by N. L. Mast. Esq., James Shell and widow Callie Green. John H Mast has his very pretty dwelling house com­ pleted. Mr. Mast is a pro­ gressive man and will s.ion be one of the best established citizens of this section. Abner Smith, a boy of 15 years, is engaged in the pho tograph business with fine —YMeks Floral Guide for 1894, is truly a thing of beauty, far surpassing any former publication of his we HUCC?S8. have seen. The cover is The Zionville people huve most beautiful, combining about all recovered from the the colors of three of his grip. choicest flowers. Dr. T. C. Blackburn is hav­ —A number of our citizens ing fine success as a physi­ are attending Caldwell court cian and is destined to be­ this week, either as parties to come a man of great useful­ the Caldwell and Watauga ness among the afflicted. turn-pike suit, or to hear the The taxes in this township evidence and pleadings in this are being collected without interesting case. Hope w e much trouble. Deputy Sheriff may be able to let our read­ Adams is a great success in ers know how it terminated gathering in the taxes, and is before ive go to press. prominently spoken of as our — While we are suffering next sheriff. comparatively little from the It is seldom you hear poli icy breath of King Winter, l i e s m e n t i o n e d a m o n g t h e other places are feeling his people now. The Democrats power. In England, the and Republicans are all quiet, weather is the coldest that has been known for fifty but are all anxious that Con­ years. The Thames river is gress do something quickly for the relief of the people. frozen over in some places. si<-k head ache, indigestion. Public Examination A Broken-Down Man Restored to c c s c : SHY AYS <101X13 , Perfect Health D-- By the use of Stool I sleep I CLEAR i LONG £ AVERS Sarsaparilla LIFE "For eight years, I was, most of the time, a great sufferer from con­ l fru '"*J stipation, kidney trouble, and indi­ so that my constitution M in-V" by] gestion; to be completely broken w, seemed down. I was induced to try MENTAL STRONG Ul AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and ENERGY NERVES! nearly seven bottles, with suchtook ex­ cellent results that my stomach, _ AVER'S bowels, and kidneys are in perfect condition and, in ail tlieir fufictions, as regular as clock-work. At the tm I b g n t kn A E ' S r a ail , m w i h w s o l i e ea aig Y R S as p rla y eg t a ny pounds, 1 now can brag of 150 pounds, and was never in so godd health. If you could see me before and after using, you would want hie for a traveling, advertisement. I swear by AYER'S and believe this prep­ aration to be the best in the market to-day."—S. P. S Poplar st.< Towanda, Pa. "I cannot forbear to express my joy at the relief I have obtained frdm the use of AYER'S Sarsaparilla. 1 was attlicted with kidney troubles for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my back. In addition to this my body was covered With a pimply eruption; The remedies prescribed for me by the doctors did me no good. 1 then began to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and after using two bottles of it, I felt like a different man—the pains ceased and the pimples have dis­ appeared. I advise every young man and woman, in any case of sickness resulting from imphre blood, no matter how long standing the fcase ihay be, id take AYER'S Sarsaparilla."—H. Louis J r a n JanitOh 115 am n , William st., New York City. > SARSAPARILLA 120 MITH, 912 1 will be in Boone Feb. 8th to examine applicants for tea cher 's Certificates. The exain ination will be written a n d will begin at 9 o'clock, a. in. I wish to say f o the teach­ ers that the times lemand that I make the examina­ tions more rigid than I have formerly. So, if there is not considerable studying done, Prepared by Dr. J« 0. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. some who ha ve first gradecer tificates will have to put up with second or third grades. 1 shall not renew many cer­ tificates, if any. I hope the teachers will j o me and be examined on the days set apart by law. B. II. MUGHhM V PRINCIPAL. Very respectfully, A high school for bo.ys iin(l B gi L is. Starts the students W. M. FRANCUM, CO . Supt. aright, and prepares ceacheis for the public schools. Idorton, Jan. 10, 1894. Teachers are expected to meet on Saturdays to discuss the best methods of teaching. From Clifton, N. C. Young men can here prepare for college at a lo\V cost. Editor Democrat: Special drill injdebate and declaiming. Christmas is over, the wea­ Spring term began J.in. 1st, 1894. For other inforuia t h e r tine a n d t h e h a r d o l d year of 1893 is in the past, tion address the^prineipal. and we hope for a kindlier year in the one that is upon IUG MORTGAGE LAND HALE. us. It is to be hoped that the hard times will disappear Whereas, Jane Miller and Husband, Edmund, B. Miller did on the and peace a n d prosperity 5th day of August 1H92, execute and deliver to Albert It. Shatfruck, Trustee, a trust deed on certain lands in Watauga County, take the place of scarcity and State of North Carolina therein described, to secure the sum o! want, and the people be re­ $1,300 due by said Jane and Edmund B. Miller to the British and lieved of the terrible panic American Mortgage Company, Limited, which said trust deed is rt corded in Watauga county, in Deed Book "C" Page 577 to which throughout the country. reference is hereby made; and whereas default has been made in the The holidays passed off qui payment of the moneys secured by said trust deed; and whereas the etlv, and nothing done to undersigned has been duly aupointcd substituted trustee in the inar the peace and happiness place of said Albert It. Shai tuck, as provided in said trust deed, and has been duly requested to execute the trust therein contained; of the people at this place. Now therefore notice is hereby given, that under and by virtue There were no entertainments of the power contained in said trust deed, I, the undersigned sub­ worthy of note, but Santa- stitute trustee, on Monday the 12t.h day of Feb., 1894, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 8 p. m., at the court house door in the town Clans dealt veiy kindly with of Boone in Watauga county, will by public auction0 sell to t. h e the children and made them highest bidder for cash the following described property, viz: Four hundred and forty three acres in three (3) tracts very happy. 1st trat't—Twojhundred and seventy five (2751 acres in There was a tacking party at Mr. Farmer's yesterday, Meat Camp township; bounded on the north by lands of C. Moretz, and Mrs. Flouck, on the East by the lands of T. and a gay time is reported. S. Walls, on the South by the lands of j. H. Taylor, and Within the last two weeks on the West by the lands of J. E. Finley and John I. Green; three of Ashe county's most being the lands deeded to Jane Miller wife of Edmund B. Mil­ aged and prominent citizens ler by A. J. Moretz and wife, and fully set out by metes have die J—Messrs. John Ro- and bounds in the deed recorded in book "p" page 167 of the public records of Watauga county to which record re­ a r k , L a r k i n L a t h a m a n d ference is hereby made. Spencer Ashley. They were 2nd tract-One hundred and fifty (150) acres in Bald highly respected where ever Mountain Township; bounded or the North by the lands they were known as men of of J. W. Finley, on the East by the lands of the heirs of piety and christian charac­ William Norris, and on the South by the lands of E. B. Miller and on the West by the lands of J. W. Henry Steele, ter. being the land deeded to Jane Miller wife of E. B. Miller by Our school has closed on the heirs of Joseph Holmun deceased, and fully set out by account of measles gettingin metes and bounds in deed recorded in book "m" page 272 the community. Mr. John­ of the public lecords of Watauga county to which record son, our teacher, has gone reference is hereoy made. 3rd tract-Eighteen (18) acres of land in Bald Mountain home. Some first class tea­ Township; bounded on the North by the lands of E. B. Mil­ cher could do well to come ler, on the East by the lands of E B. Miller, on the South here this fall and teach the by the lands of the heirs of William Norris, and on the school, as there will be mon­ West, by the lands of J. W. Henry Steele, being a part of ey enough to pay them well. the land deeded to Jane Miller l»y the heirs of Joseph HolMr. Daniel Kreisher, of John man deceased, and fully set out by metes and bounds in deed of record in book ":n" page 272 of the public records son City, Tenn., has been in of Watauga county, to which record reference is hereby Ashe for some time prospec­ made. ting for mineral. Said land will be sold to satisfy the debt secured by said Rev. Mr. Glenn, of the Bap­ trust deed, und such title will be given as is vested in said t i s t c h u r c h , p r e a c h e d t w o t ruwtee. E. S. COFFEY Substituted Truestee. very interesting and instruc­ tive sermons at the school •! ."-.Jfl'J'.'JlLrW'i. ,U house last Saturday and Sun Relieve* *11 sorene** of the tnueou* membrane »n<! cure* GONORRHOEA *n<l GLERT in i toj r1«y». No day. ' JAY.' other treatment necessary. Never caueer stricture or lenvr« any Injurious after effects. Price, |i. Sold by drag?ists. Jan. 12, 1894. k_ Ayer's Sarsaparilla Has cured others, will cure you Hall's Hair Renewer cures dan­ druff and scalp affections; also all cases of baldness where t h e glands which feed the roots of the hair are not closed lip. ftaTPay your subscription. KINCHM THIS IS NO IIU \f UUO TO DRAW TltADtJ! -O- I MEAN BUSINESS. -o— I roin now until the first day of April I will sell my stock of CLOTHING —ANI)~ OVERCOATS At "• 0 per cent above COST! —oIf you don't think I mean it come and look through my STOCK It wont cost you one cent if you dont purchase. I have a large stock an want to get rid of it befo spring. BGR CALL AND LOOK 1 I wonld call your attention to the big cut in prices in my other lines. BLOOD BALM CO., Pro's, JltlinG Q^ B©~T HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."% SH Itirm-NO W IS I HE 1IAE 10 SUBSCRIBE.-®*-®* R ESPECTFULLY, W. L BUYAN, •o O O W CS OS 13 03 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/. 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/9dca319b969201a235ef0fa5e1053dc1.pdf fb75cd7142dfd47996939e64bb232128 PDF Text Text VOL (> BOONE, COUNTY N. c THURSO AY, JANUARY 25. 1894, NO. 15, From Sugar Grove, N. C. LETTER. the bill shall be made a par­ to cross the road to get to John L. Knocked Out By His Wife. ty measure, as the tariff bill Editor Democrat: get to his barn, is trying to John L. Sullivan has been From our Regular Correspondent. is There is no doubt about There are a great m a n y devise a plan upon which to knocked out again. This "President Cleveland is an the income tax being favored things with which we come in makeacunoe that will run time it is not a rival pugi­ honest man, and 1 believe lie by a large majority of the contact in this wayward life, in the mud so that he can get list. His wife did the job. Y\HH sincere when he said he democrats of the House, but that are unpleasant, unrea­ his barn without subjecting It all occurred early Sunday This is a problem that puzzles had referred the whole mat­ there are still enough demo­ son,aide and disgusting, and himself to an untimely death morning. The ax-ehnmp>oii more than one man who saves a ter to Congress and would be crats opposed to defeat it if One of thesethings with which in the mud. was laid out so clean am portion of his salary. The fol­ the votes of all ihe republi­ we come in contact in every glad toco-operate with it in Like S. M. I) u g g e r, who cold that it took a doctor lowing letter gives the result of an investment in a Tontine the execution of any p I a 11 cans could be counted upon, day life and which to me is points out the mistakes of whole hour to biiag him t< Policy of the that was consistent with the but if the republicans follow possessed of the three disa­ Sa m Jones, I am almost temp It seems that after the sho honor, integrity and morali­ Tom Ileed, tliev will refuse greeable natures above men­ ed to start on a lecturing was over at the Court Stree ty of ihe United States and to vote when an attempt is tioned. is our present road tour on the mistakes of Irl Theatre Saturday night Jobr UNION, S. C., Dec. 20, 1892. W. J. RODDKY, Esq., Agent. for Hawaii.'' This was the made to take up the bill, just system, or the manner in It. Mix in regard to the wea­ L. proceeded to have a "good DEAR SIR :—Your favor enclosing check of the Equitable Life Assur­ time" and to "whoop 'em up 'IV comment made by chairman as they did when the House which our roads are to be ther this winter. ance Society in settlement of my a few." John kept up th Mollary of the House com­ was four days in getting a be made and lopt tip. policy, No. 209,310, came duly to hand. The settlement is a liberal It May Como to imfirica. gait until neatly 3 o'clock mittee on Foreign Affairs on quorum of democrats to­ E 1H1 division of roadie as­ on6, exceeding my expectations, and It will be remembered that when he took a cab to th gether to take up the tariff signed so many hands nnd 1 am pleased with it. the Hawaiiaucorrespondence Yours truly, WILLIAM MUNRO. laid before the House Satur­ bill. If they do that and the an overseer is compelled to some time ago a wealJiv Tifflt House. It was all he There is 110 form of investment day and the Senate today. democrats opposed to the spoil a day in notifying Ids French lad.v left 100,000 could do to reach his roon: to-day that offers such absolute security and such liberal divi­ Mr. McUar.v said the commit bill also refuse to vote there men when 1 he road will be francs to the Institute of with the assistance of a hotel dends as the proper form of life tee on Rules had promised will be no quorum and the worked, and when the ap­ France for the person, of porter. Soon after a gre'itassurance. It's a matter on him t he right of way and that bill cannot oe taken up. The pointed time rolls around he whatever co u n t r y, who racket was heard, and Sulli­ which every man should be posted. We send you figures iust as soon as tlm tariff bill approval of the democratic is compelled to do the hard­ should, within ten years, find van was f a ml unconscious and particulars without charge. was disposed of he proposed caucus would certainly make est days work of any man on some means of communica­ on the floor of his room. AW. J. RODDEY, Manager, to call up this Hawaiian bus­ the measure more likely to the road, lest he loses a w^eks tion with the inhabitants of mid hysterica] tears, Mrs. Department of the Carolinas, ROCK HILL, S. C. time in listening to what A Mars or any other heavenly Sullivan said John L. had iness. That will make it like pass. The House coinage com­ B or C has to say about the body, and got a response. abused her and in self-defense !.v to gel before the House be f re it is taken up by the S ,i n mittee has authorized a fav­ hard times, the tariff, the sil­ The institute has submitted she had picked up an Indian PROFESSIONAL. ate as it is 110I expected that orable report on chairman ver question and thedefieien- to the council of state the club which was used in train­ the investigation of the Sen­ Bland's hill providingfor the c.v of 1 lie present wise admin­ quest ion w hot her it can ac ing and tapped him over the W. B. CO UN CI LL, Jit. ate committee on Foreign lie issue at onje to meet the cur­ istration. The road working- ccpt the legacy, and t he mat­ heaf. It was harder than ATTORN FA" AT L A A. lations will be completed b.v rent needs of the Treasury day secerns to be regarded as ter will soon be decided. she intended and John L. Boone, N. C. the 29. wh°n the House will of silver certificates for the a day set apart fo'* the dis­ In case it be refused, the went toslecp. All were pledg­ seigniorage of silver bullion cussion of these topics which money is to go ro the Insti ed to secrecy, but tlie stoi pass t he tariff bill. W. B. COUNCILL. M. I). Much has haon said concer­ now on hand, amounting to is ably (?) done. Then it is lute of Milan, and if not re­ leaked out. Mrs. Sullivan, it 955,000,000. almost unanimously decided ceived there, to the Univer­ is said, was once a "strong Boone, N. C. ning the abandonment by more than The bill will be reported after that the administration is sity of New York. The lady woman," who swung clubs Resident Physician. Office President Cleveland ofhislla the cause of the hard times. evidently thought that it" and lifted heavy Weights. on King Street north of Post wniian policy. I ran state up the tariff is disposed of. The democrats of the But. the overseer being dis­ any body could get into An Industrious Woman. Office. on acquestioned authority Housccame out of the week's gusted at tlis unreasonable communication w i t h the Mrs. Adelia Niver, near Scranthat the President, has not changed his opinion on the geneial debate on the Wilson arguments and at the slow planet an American could ton, Pa., makes a good living subject. On theeontiary, lie tariff b II with flying colors; progress being made oh bis Charles Pros, the discoverer out of Hiings that would go to ATTORNEY A T LAW, is more strongly convinced they met the arguments of road, is enabled to see at of the method of photo­ waste if it, was not for her indus­ M AIUON, N. C than ever that i^ would be the republicans at every once that it is not the ruling graphing in colors, asserts try. Every spring she taps fifty or sixty maple trees near h e r -(o)both wise and just restore point, and the votes of the o f G r o v e r t h a t c a u s e s t h e that Mars has inhabitants house, gathers and boils the sap Hons > upon theamendmenfs hard times. It is inertia on and that he has discerned into syrup herself and sends the Will practice in the courts of the government which was which will be submitted by the part of so many of o u r moving being on its surface, product to market in tin cans Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ wrongfully overthrown by a ell and all other counties in the m i s u s e o f t h e p o w e r o f t h e democratic members who people. If we were more ac­ but La Liberta sa.vs that his holding a. galkn each. At t h e jrestern district IfSjieeial atten United States in the handsof are opposed to this or that tive at our homes, on o 11 r ciedit as a scientist is not end of the sap season Mrs. Ni­ tion given to the collection of schedule v\ill meet the ob­ farms, in our business affairs very high in France. His ver begin to pick winter-greet! an intriguing Minister, and claims.'"®® he believes that if Congress jections within the party. and 011 our road working opinion seems very reason­ berries on the neighboring ridg­ r. J. C* Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. will divest the subject of sen­ These amendments will be days, doubtless we would en­ able at all events, but the es for the city markets. Last Trade, Tcnn. Zlounllc, N- C. timent and prejudice a n d voted upon during the five- joy different results and have question of communication spring she gathered two barrels place it 011 the high ground minutes debate which will go less time and room to com­ with these inhabitants is of the bright red and fragrant Butler & Blackburn, quite another matter.—N.-O. wild red fruit. Lalerinthe sen^ of plain right and wrong it on until the time for taking plain of hard times. son the industrious woman dug I feel confident that there is (hronicle. will eventually arrive at the the votes is reached. The fi­ I IU V9 WUI^UUIIUI several bushels ot gensiug a n d nal result is a foregone con­ enough money in circulation WflTCVilis attended at all same conclusion. This is jus* clusion. gold thread roots in the woods, Big Suit in Sight. to meet our demands if we the point. Congress seems to hours.Tv* Col. G. N. Folk, of Cald­ which she sold at fair prices. •Secretary Carlisle is once had something with which fo be utterly unable, to divest She also digs quite a quantity of June 1, '93. more the vierim of the rumor buy it. If there were one mill well, has brought suit ait of sentiment and prejudice* sassafras and sarsaparilla roots Every act and ion dollars coined in your no gainst the government in be­ every year. In August Mrs NivE. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. and for that reason, if ri o mongers. half of claimants living in other, is not likely to decide every word of his is misrepre­ hie little town each month, ers gathered a wagon load ot Germany representing a part boneset, pressed it into bales and sented. For instance, Sena­ would it profit me anything in favor of a restoration of interest in the land on w hich sent i t away to besold. She gets the foi mer government of Ha tor Sherman called at the if I had nothing to buy i t ATTORNEYS AT LAW, the United States court house a little money out of spearmint Treasury Saturday after­ with? I say not. waii. and post-office at Statesville and peppermint, as well as for BOONE, N. C. Now the only thing for us Secretary Carlisle has direc noon and immediately the te^ Special attention given ted that the clerical force of telegraph wires were made eomphiiners of hard times to are located. The late E. small qualities of pennyroyal and to the collet ion o1claims."VeSI the sixth Auditor's office be hot by the sensational do, is to go to raising more Weisenfield and M. A. Low- wormwood. All the farmers in stories sent out about his cattle and better ones; more enstein conveyed the proper­ the neighborhood let. catnip L. L. GREENE, & CO., at once reorganized, the re­ ty to Wallace Bros., and the grow on their places for Mrs. Niv organization includes the a having been sent for to aid stock of all kinds and better er to gather. In late June and REAL ESTATE AG'TS. bolishinent of the examining the Secretary in piepaiing ones. Good stock always de latter gentlemen made a deed to the government. It: now early July she picked two bush­ division and the division of for an issue of bonds undei maud thecashat a fair price. HOOSE, N. (. appears that E Weisenfield els of field strawberries to sell, review and numerous chang­ the law of 1875. Your cor­ Every two-year-old steer we and later she gat herd and sold Will give specmJ attention es in the other divisions, all respondent does not pretend make weigh 1,000 pounds had a wife and son in Ger­ 300 quarts of red raspberries and many, although this was not to abstracts of title, the sale black berries. This fall Mrs. Ni­ in accordance with the recom to say bv authority that will biing from 2% to 3 cts. of Ileal Estate in W. N. C. known in Statesville at the v e r m a d e a f e w d o l l a r s o u t o f mendations of the report of Secretary Carlisle has or has per pound in our own pas­ Those he ving farms, timber tine of his d«*ath some six and mineral lands for sale, the Dockery committee t. o not decided to issue bond, tures, and every man with a years ago. The son, who is beechnuts.—Ex. will do well to call on said Co. Congress. Some employees but be does say most em­ farm of from 75 tc 100 acres Baltimore Dispatch, 11th'now 24 years of age, brings at Boone. will have to be dropped and phatically that whatever he ought to make from five to A most remarkable electrical suit for the interest as stat­ L. L. G It LEA <fc CO. the republicans in the office has decided to do he has not ten two-year-old steers weigh ed. District Attorney Glenn, experiment was successfully March 16, 1893. have an idea, probably a cor asked either aid or advice from 8,000 to 10,000 pounds. exhibited at the College of This can be done very easily of this city, is making a care­ Physicians void Surgeons here NOTICE. sect one, that they will all be from John Sherman. ful investigation of the gov­ Hotel Property for Sale. republicans. Other things be­ Bristol Courier:- W h e n with the proper application last nig) . By me ns of a ernment's title to the proper­ On .account of failing health ing equal Secretary Carlisle Thomas B. Reed, of Maine, of our time which would ena­ flexible rubber tip -.a a dim­ of myself and wife, I offer for sale will give the democrats f h e was a boy he used to put on ble us to let the hard times ty, and a very interesting inutive el ctrie light was in­ suit promises to be the re­ my hotel property in the town of a big apron and help his alone, and take more inter­ troduced into thestomach of Boone, North Carolina, and will preference every time. sult.— Winston Sentinel. The fecision of the demo­ mother with the housework. est in our roads which aie so a patient. The lights in tht^ *ell low for cash and make terms Greensboro Record: Said a very room being lowered, over o suit the buyer, and will take crats on the Ways and This afforded much amuse­ sadly neglected. real or personal property in ex­ Means committee to report ment to the other small boys Mr. Editor, will you please aged and respected citizen t h 200 students viewed the change. Apply soon. tell your readers w b e n the other day, who has had flu grip i workings of the intern ' orthe incutne tax as a separate of Portland, who were fond W. L. B RYAN. for a month: "J ;>b had boils and , . . , bill was obtained, like the de­ of calling him "Sissy." One road year sets in and h o \v could scratch and find some through the transparNOTICE. many days a man can be tle consolation, but ho ne\ n in the Parties putting papers in cision in favor of the income day he was churning, while my hand for execution will tax itself, by a majority of the boys stood about "guy­ made to work on a new road the grip." lie didn't exactly say abdotnim i wnii. please advance the fees with only one vote. There is con­ ing" him. He finished the during that time? so but the inference was that had 1 Professor Juliir I riei The health of this comuni- Job been afflicted with the grip wahl conducted the expe the papers and they will re­ siderable talk among demo­ I job and then took off his ceive prompt attention, other crats about calling a demo­ j apron and thrashed half a t.t is generally good.—Mud is t he result might have been differ­ ment, which has heretofore wise they will be returned almost unfatliomabl.v deep. ent from that recorded in scrip­ been regarded as an impos­ not executed for the want of cratic caucus for the special dozen of them. After that One of our friends who has tures. sibility. fees. D. F. BAIUD 8HFF. 1 purpose of deciding whether , he was the boys' hero. How To Invest Small Amounts. Equitable Life. j. ¥ LOVILL & FLETGHER, WASHINGTON WATAUGA �When Tiie Wataaja Dam ural together effectively. the wagon is used for haul­ ing hay or other bulkev ma­ A D EMOCRATIC: family newt*paper terial, it may be provided d^vot.hl to the interest or.(boun­ ty, State ano Nation. DubliHlied with racks at the front and every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ rear, or all around, but, with tauga County. N. C. | out such racks, the wagon presents a firm, broad bed, Mi. (Tillisle is in a state of affording a firm foundation, mind over the condition of and adapted to receive sera the Treasury and says that par loads of dirt or other ma if Congress does not come to terial.—Ex. his assistance he will be An Arm Amputate at Eighty-six forced to issue bonds under Years of Age. some old act in order to For several months pastraise the wind and save the Mr. Wm. Tice, who lives in honor of the country. The White Store township, Anson Treasury is getting in the county, has been troubled a fashion, that's all. All re­ great deal by a cancer on one spectable folks are now more of his hands. On Inst Satur­ or less pinched, and the day Drs. It, Armfield, J. E. Treasury is just like the bal­ Ashcraft and J. B. Eubanks ance of the world. It has u.et in consultation and de­ been keeping company fcr cided that amputation was some time with the rich men necessary. T h e operation of New York, and has not was successfully performed been able to stand the pres­ and the patient is now doing sure. Its quondam friends as well as could be expeete 1. having gotten all they want­ Mr. Tice is a Primitive Bap ; ed, now have no further use tist preacher and is eightyfor it, and the Treasury is in six pears old. He says that the condition of a poor man he has faith to believe that at a big frolic. he will recover. Uncle Billy, Congress has heard what as he is familiarly called, is a the Secretary has said but is good old man and his many too busily engaged just now friends will be pleased tohear with the tariff and defeating of his recovery.— Monroe En­ Horn blower to pay much at­ quire!\ tention. If the Secretary has the right to issue bond, all Courie r: Persons who believe in right; but if he has to await signs will doubtless agree that it the action of Congress we is unlucky to be struck by light­ think he will defei operations ning on Monday, or take hold of a circular saw in moition on Tues until Spring time comes. day, or tumble downstairs with The members are not in haste a coal shuttle on Wednesday, or to vote for an issue of bonds be lot hy a cable car on Thurs­ under the circumstances, it day, or fall overboard on Friday not being a popular meas- o r m a r r y o n S a t u r d a y a g i r l sre.— N.- 0.- Chronicle. who swings ten-pound dumbolls, or he one of thirteen at dinner on From Journalism to Chicken Raising:. Sunday when there is food for on I heard this story last ev­ ly ten. ening in the Fifth avenue ho­ NOTICE. tel: "A Georgia journalist ar­ By virtue of a power of sale rived in New York a short continued in a certain mort­ time ago. He was a stock­ gage executed to me by Wm h o l d e r i n a p a p e r b u t h a d H, II. Greene on March 7, 1892, to secure an indebted­ been frozen out. Happening ness of $290.00 subject to to meet a former Georgian, ceitain ciedits, the s lid in­ he asked him if he could se l l debtedness being for the bal­ tlie shares in the paper for ance of the purchase money liiin. He sold them lor $400 of the land, I will sell for cash at public outcr\ at the court although he wanted $2,000. house dooi in Boone on Feb. With this money in his pock­ 5, 1891, it being the first et he began to search for Monday in said month, a some place to in vest it. He tract of land on the waters read in a New York daily an of Laurel Fork of Watauga river, in Boone township Wa­ advertisement announcing a tauga county, adjoining the chicken farm to let over on lands of Wm. Hodges, Callo Long island. The next day- way Hodges oud others con­ lie was the lessee of the hen­ taining 40 acres moreor less. nery. He speiit $250 forincu- For a fuller description of said land refer to book "C" baters and other things and pages 578, etc, of the lycords commenced to gather eggs. of Watauga county where He told a friend that li e said mortgage is duly record­ makes $8 a day and lives ea­ ed. This Jan. 1. 1894. sily, and that it is easier to J. P. Hagaman. Mortgagee, run a chicken hatcher than a Sp.ninhonr A Coffey Attysfor Mortgagee. newspaper and that it c a n NOTICE. be done with a good ileal less money and worry, and Bv virtue of a mortgage especially wher. there is a di-s dec] executed to me by G \V agreement with other stork- Chiwson and \ ifc ami duly registered in the Registers 'if holders."— ZL Y. tice in Boone Watauga coun­ ty, N. C., in book 4 C' page An Improved Wngon. 429, et?, of mortgages 1 will A wagon having its haul­ offer For sale to the highest ing gear arranged in such a bidder for cash in hand on way that a large tenmorhor Monday tile 5ih day of Feb. HPS may be hitched close to '94. it being the 1st Monday in said month, the lands de­ the wagon, which may be ea­ scribed in said mortgage to sily hauled and the team ea­ satisfy a debt of$150.00and sily controlled, has been pat­ interest due by note aim cost ented by Mr. David W.Cotes, of this action. This Jan". 1st of Guthrie Center, Iowa. The 1894. A. I. MORETZ Mortgagee. wagon has a bed much wider than usual, and with sills pro FOR SALE! jecting forward to bo fasten­ In the town of Boone, a com ed by the ordinary king holt fortable dwelling house with to short axles, each of which 6 rooms and five fire places, carries a pair of wheels. The with nine acres of land, good spring, some apple, peach and axles have forwardly extrud­ chestnut trees,situated some ing tongues, with the cus­ 300 yards from Main street. tomary whiffle tree whereby It is a desirable private resi­ four horses may be hitched dence. 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This College is gfiCty.t, r -• "TT"' •" now well equipped for Usspecial work, having extensive wood and iron shops, careful ly titled up drawing rooms, L .1 , _ . M- I chemical, botanical and Hor­ ticultural laboratories, green M R& ;'f •: house and barn. li The teaching force for the next year cansists of 15 men. The two courses lead to giad nation in Agriculture and in slII'lltlllMlillilllDaiWJlRITSU'WSMDIWlKKMIMMKrrMechanical and Civil Engin­ S nns»T-nrj;o lilgb Arm. £ — tic.j a .' elf set tins; NocfUo. eering. 2 Hittit Solf-tJiiMhtiit •«. r- Hag tin Kijunl I k Total cost a year, including 2 HuaMefthaulcalConslruatloT!. ' AppcnrauufS 5 Has anPerfect Adyutincnt. Elegant Fliiish. hoard: 2 Has a lies it rosltlvn Titke-up. County students, $93.50. 5 na»%IUh fnrniturs, 2 •5 Has More (jso'l Scwlnfj Onolltla'' and H Pay students, $123.50. 2 does a Itr. of cWtaJ Work For catalogues apply to •• thac fwiy Sowing Mao!:itio in the World. — A. Q. Hoi, LADY , Pres., |Examine THE ROY A' p-okite cf f excoHewco, and yw will 2 Raleigh, N. C. buy i>s cLitj-j'. NOTICE. I ROYAE 8. M. 80., BI. 1 By virtue of a mortgage deed SlIillilllllllllillillllllilllliSlillilllillllllliiliilKlilllliSIIIIIKMi executed to me by John B. King and Robert II.. Gray, of the firm of King and Gray, of Blow­ ing Rock N. c.. and the same al C U R E so signed by M. W. Gray, wife ol Robt. H. Gray, and dated Sept. 27, 1892. to secure the payment $ 1,900 nineten hundred hollars with interest at the rate of 8 per­ cent per annum, the same being CSS RECOSrT OF 50 CS5ITS due on the 1st day of Oct. 1893, VVK WILL MAIL A BOX OF I will on the 1st Monday in Feb­ ruary, 1891, the same being the 5th day of said month, to satis fy said note a;nl interest on same and cost of this sale, sell for cast THI JMiLY INFALLIBLE GUPE FOB to the highest bidder at thecoma house door in Boone what is Tetter, GFoaad Itck, itching Piles, Ring known as the Kin,a and G r a \ Blowing Rock Hotel and lot, sit 'ViCfia an 3 all Mirfl SU T PlseasM anted at Blowing Rock x. e. an • containing some 4 acres of lair K-»ts Issb# TiETTitn, It matters r.ot hot* lonjj R has udstod, TETTEHI^E will ai oeridnly owo more or less, the same being Hi you S3 you cm IL land bought bv said King and Gray from 8. M. Clarke in t !i < Marailsss, Paln?o33 and Fragrant. year 1888, to which deed rein nflflD S" V Eofnndod If you n.ro dteHsM HtUlib enee is had for more completed*' Soutberti I with tlio rc'mILd-Rnferoncos— BtiakoftheRt -le of Oeorfrla, Chr.tscription, as is also had to ; < i*u Ikuik, aud National Bankof Bavonuab. mortgage deed under which flu j. 'i. SH'JPTRIflE & GRO. sale will he made, botli ot whi h SAVANNAH, C.A. deeds are duly recorded iu t R 'gntor's office of WTtaugaco n t\ . This Dec. 12. 1893. L. W. EST is. M ortgagee. W. B. C OUNCILL. AFTANM :j» • j 11 ilinington Messenger A LARGE EIGIIT-I'AGE 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 lias f^y twenty-one years Leen i p and factorin thogrowth and devvelopment of the Old North State? Then Kuhscihe for contain Germi- 9 cides and Giein- 2 fcctnnts, in ad- a* >•- BRONCHITIS dition to the best 3 HAY KEVER known specifios s — for theso dia- 3 2 easea.carrying the remedy hy inhalation rifht to q • • the of the disease, making it a POSITIVE 3 Gtfit ". Separate Spceiflca UBod in Catarrh and 2 p llay-'Fever. Not a patent medicine. Physicians j t. p-e-criba it in their practice. • MF.OICATED OXYGEN -rnrw., |KllllllllIlllllllilll|IIIIIII!tillllllll.Tll|iillllllll.T.r:nSlllt:it|)U |SBWina r, *g s r • The epecial medicat- ^ ed Oxypen treatment for diseaa- 3 ei of th« nose, K throat and lungs * 1 he inhal--- tions 2 Ihe inhal tions h ^SS^NSUMPTION HollyS pring College. This found w remedy hsa fee.-n tried, e,n<1 notstandard uHlriK, for f. riy yea*.* by an eminent ami unvarying tncce--u U *il r. III withCHrUdn phywcluti. who h s . dis»>-isKa for to wuviAm*: fled. bovor falln whirr It »*fr..tti tho fbat <h.; It quickly TSTBI.-; eftVctUaily system three :.o.I and from U driving cut (iisc* the mi lium of the skin, livw kidtn» . '.Mi.' mt p.ny tl-t u.-pleisnt litjurlftuit olT'-ots. -'oitioii, but 1 nenit oforIgnorancp if not or «mo Is Cf-ittM >.i sense unci s.-t,-. ,-e »»•I; Ktiowli 'it;.' sough;r.iV.l upon O" modern : > 'rticul c'vikually purinesto theenriones tu* blood ixad b-inv;r Mn! sutlore.'. aIts wtn ysiBof *»II«U'kI tonic It is • tout a rival, t»«5 In h' lltb-givlttg prvbortlr-i by reiiiscy ever h von ; cnuipariton With: It l« afefylUlely Ui« public. LtiaaiMtn&CMiaoraU It"- red:n• ...d tf.^ "nrrp.tr o'arid tmpvverr . bed mitinpr fro.ta: impure Mfc; 'My cm—9 ?• sd.," ..i, !!!•!!,< fs-.-tn- I ..'Jtr It. IU* :v»:i S 5.t—-ft. fcviJiM'.v .- j-a-v ILit. l'. I 4,-.. : f t ..i-k.-i.. j ll i o'.olx, ... t vo-o.; kiihCMo, etc. • v ~-e - \ ,<•••• V , CR£?SLF. : vT. ': •> >ot ' rftVoItatMe WO. dlVremurlc&blo . , • . > the most vtr\ (i • known r« tuedlee ,i • in i-eriuiofttt-s tet.lfjI'.bjod t. f. t (;>; f-i'.oM. gront Botanic with •c.Jo I most fn. • • rf'il Blood j^uriter ever • ..j the world. ,3.09 pvr bottle ; do.oa f • 6 botfl8r.._ sale bv druktrist*: if not, o tl to its. : !-«»• i tD 3 A C O, '-Si The Pride of the North Caroli­ na Press." IS THE CURES v. ^'.{WARRH ASTK-^1 R EV. J. L. M URPHY, Presiilen t. JHE NORTH CAROLINA College of Agriculture iU,<l Mechanic­ al Arts. NEWS PA \ u BREATH OF LIFE."I Do you want to aid in building IXYGSNiithe ~ up a paper that shall reflect |ye ^ I lift giving cl- 2 I SPRA'r'CIULB ement of »ir and* greatest credit on North Caroli­ water j without" he i i t thereoan be no « na, 110 matter where it may MOUTH life. fiPEOIFIO 5 seen ? Then patronize PIECt OXYGEN is a! HICKORY.\ N. C. (jiisurpaKsod tor location, thor­ oughness and cheapness. Christian, but not sectarian. Faculty able and painstaking. Special advantages in Music. Send for Catalogue. Beautifully and accessibly located. A ID pie boarding accommo­ dations. Faculty of six teacher Two hundred and eight* five students last year. Both sexes admitted. Thorough work done in all branches. Next session begins Aug. 7 1893. Write for catalogue. JAS . H. SMITH, PRES'T. A COMPLETE PER | PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER ENDORSED BY PROF A L. BIETZ, P. H. 0, of Moclical TYflpnrtnifint Tulano University of I «Qlslnna, who, after a careful ar -alj -fila, pronounces It a pure Cream Tartar l'owder, which he cbeorfnlly reoommeode to tlio public. m M; x • v •>••• >. Obfe*A "T HE S OUTHERN F AVORITE" 'URE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. You Went IL Ask Grocer For IL GULF MFG. GO. New ORLEANS, tbe Owe efllie BFATTel- nnpa unf(|uihil, Anrl Itifrodurootir Mip. riorKO<vi« we(owill •mdrRKB ffiOKK I'F.KAON H parh«H, litv in loca JJJ &a aboveOUCP ran make to do of tj II» nt Only you have nor?HIP tbe i henee ,All our (rood, to In return la torail—your now <ho«e whoaround you neipMiora and thoac The put gfnnini.- thia ad verb.emheah-iw. theofemail andIt of the felt Inope. The following cut p^vpa the app.-nranre of reduced (a ewn|>rs virBfel". i li WOi'bl. Vui ranlitta* sr« hi. Our tariiHic; IT. Pi%, Beofl iol IllustrnUV. I rk:* I4st. The Schumacber Gfisnaslaa Co. rr r om V A C K Acirns, about the fiftieth ,>ert of Ita bulV It i« a frand, double alee t.-leaeope.aalartreea iaeaay toearry W e will Maoahnv you how JtM can make from 8H3 toS I 0 a day at leaat, from the atari,witbI out experience lienor write at onee We pay ail cxpreea chanrea. I Addreaa.H HALbKTT A CO., Hoi HfiO, roRrt.ANti, M.Uii Or yon a.e n.ll worn out, r'-filly goo'l for roth* in?, it is ojonPTat debility. Try it no:r x's M O x HJ'TTK HD. If will cure you, clennce your liver, and givo a good appetite. Oaventfi, and TratVe-Mar'ta obtained, HIM! all Pat­ ent businesfi conducted tor Moderate Fees. Our O.lce is Ooposite U. S. Prteni OfRoe. and wc can scruro patent In less time than tluwre remote from V/nehingtoA. Send model, drawing or photo., with dos-vlp* •ion. Wc advise, If j .itentiih'c or not, free charpte. Our f <• not duo till is »f»r»r A Famot.iyt, to Oht.TU Pitesta," w names of actual clleni in y»i.rSt*U, cwmty.ef town, sent free. Atldrers, # G.A.SNOW&CQi Opposite Patent Office. W^!UBglc.i,0. t!fc; ™ �Tlia WataajaDaun ;ral Where Are the Evidences of the ltlessings of MeKtnleyisiu? The Rutherford College' Burke County, N. C., "Dig wages must go if the Wilson bill passes.Said the Will open its Fall Term, 11. It. Dougherty* Editor. 1!. C. Rivers, Publisher Reading (Fa) Times' some Aug. 3, '93, under very prom ising prospects. It is ten miles days ago. "Have they not west of Hickory, N. U., near J hurst lay >\an. A'5, 181>4. already gone, under the oper­ the noted Connelly Springs, -0ations of the McKinley law?" whose waters are being ship­ The Third party is organ­ inquires t h e Philadelphia ped Europe almost every izing for the Coming fight in ' i -uies' "Is it not a fact," day. Hoard, includinge**ery this state. The main ob­ it asks, "that wages began expense, is from $5. to $9. per -IS MY A10770,month. 'Tuition ranges lrom ject is to fuse with the Re the down-grade in the Schuyl­ Children of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Holler $1. to $4. per month. No Altoona, Pa. publican party like mey did kill valley,as elsewhere,right healthier, happier and more in Virginia. We think it very upon the heels of the passing And good goods with the above honest declaration , I Both Had Eczema moral place can lie found in doubtful about many of the of the McKinley bill in Oct. America. A complete busi­ In Its Worst Form old Republicans fusing. The 1800?" Then it goes on to hope to secure a good portion of your trade. I have deei ness course attache i. Address • led to sell strictly PAY-DOWN, and hope my friends and After Physicians Failed, Hood's Dil. It. L AHEHNETHY, PRESIDENT, Republican idea is very dif­ say: Sarsaparilla Perfectly Cured. customers won't ask for credit. Dy so doing I can sa^eall Rutherford College, N. C. ferent, from the Third party Great mental agony is endured by The nail works at Pottsparents who see their children suffering i lea. The financial policy of town and Dirdsboro have ray customers at least 25 per cent, on the dollar. from diseases caused by impure blood, ana "MOSEY SA VED IS MOSEY MADE." for which there seems no cure. This is the Republican party is far­ been longer closed than in turned to joy when Hood's Sarsaparilla is I will sell you the besc calicoes at 7 to 7% cts. per yard; resorted to, for it expels the foul humors ther fiom the Third party operation during these years than the Southern Democrat Pudding dropped from #4 to A A A sheeting 7 to 7%; wool jeans 30 to 40cts.; Alamance from the blood, and restores the dis­ eased skin to fresh, healthy brightness. policy. In the West there $#.75 a ton, then to $3.25 a 7 to 7% 2ts.; 24 sheets note paper 4 cts.; 25 envelopes 4 c.; Read the following from grateful parents: nre more probabilities of the ton at Pottsville. Reading, bottle ink 4 cts ; pins 3 cts a paper, good needles 4 cts per " To C. I. Flood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: "We think Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the most Third party coalescing with Dirdsboro anil Pottstown in paper, and everything else in proportion. Ho come and see valuable medicine on the market for blood and \\ e wish to call attont ion to our skin diseases. Our two children suffered terri­ bly with the the Democrats m the South 1802, and in early 1802. This, me. line of second-hand Worst Term of Eczema than there is of the Republi­ too, when there was no Wil­ WASTED A'l Oi\( E! 500 doz. eggs at 12% cts perdoz., Euggies 1 Carts, wagons, We had 1,000 pounds yellow butter at 14 cts per pound. Also for two years. neither of three physicians In cans and Third party coal s son bill nor the sign of one. that time, but them succeeded in Hacks, Harness Etc, or even in cing. It is hard to tell how Hie Atkins Steel Mills at furs, wheat and rye, corn, white beans, etc, etc., all at high curing At last we tried giving them a little relies. Hood's Sarsaparilla est market prices. Ho when in need of goods call and ex­ and iu a month both children were per* 1 hey are almost good as new, fee a5 y euit-cl. We recommend matters will shape up for the l'ottsvill?, the big bri Jge amine my stock and law prices. I have a full line ot Fann­ and persons wishing to buy can next campaign. Much de­ works at Pot.tstown and cer­ er's Friend Plow points and repairs on hand. A lot ofnnils Hood's Sarsaparilla secure bargains by calling on us. pends on the acts of Con­ tain Reading industries tell and shelf hard-ware—in fact a full line of everything kept j.s a standard family medicine, and would not 1 e v. ithout it." M n. and Mns. M. M. H OLLKK, We have a big lot of NEW gress this winter. The Third a story of wage reductions in a first class store. 1 want your trade and will appreci­ lit2 2tui Avenue Altoona, Pa. ltOOO'3 Ptl.LS curt> Uver t:ia, con.ti pation, BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, party will vote with the Dem­ following hard upon each ate it. Yours Anxious to please. biho; .so•>, Jau~<Uce, tick Lttuuacbe, lnUige.tion. HARNESS Ac ocrats on the tariff bill in other. >u hand, which will be sold on WILL W. HOLSCLAW. NOTICE. Congress. The 'Times' pioceeds, then, reasonable terms, if we have not Dy authority of n power <\ ( got what you want, we will The House committee on to tell of the war at Home­ su c coiilairicd in a certain take pleasure in getting any priviliges and elections have stead, Pa., in the summer of mortgage deed executed t o rhing for you iu our line. We buy -*• T-y-.-.-rr- *ib»in'i»> ah»i»T lii IB(UiT*1~* I decided in favor of Titos. Set­ 1802, and the cut in wages mV by J. (Tr pier t ami wif< direct from manufacturers and tle o* the fifth Dist. of N.O. then, not alone in the steel Martha, and dated May 7tit Simple Cure f«r Grip. effect of the bond issue, how­ He! lie > seat was tested by mills but in the cokeand coal 1890, to secure the sum of an, therefore, give you very The plain, old-time, humble ever, will be to give the treas­ $100.00 with interest which (dose prices. DnMy WilMumu, Democrat. industries. It makes out its remedies oftentimes appear ury more money, whether is due ami unpaid I w ill sell We have a full line of new liar The action of the committee case. If the McKinley bill to be advantageous in mod­ gol.l or silver is immaterial, for ensh at public outcry nt ness—Collars, 'bridles, etc.—tr was very different to what keeps up wages it has a very ern diseases, where new-fang­ and ease up Government fi­ t he court house door in the orything in the harness line. Can occurred in t he Iteed Congress poor way of showing it. If led medicines fail to accoin- nances, at least for the prcs town of Boone on 1 he first boat the world on prices. in which many Republicans it affords just the degree of Monday in Feb., 1894, it be­ p'ish any good results. ent.. ing i he;" th day o'said morith. We will take in exchange, were seated in place of Dem­ protection that the manu­ Hon. George James has >lie following described tract horses, mules, and also good bee Waahiugtou Notes. ocrats who were elected. We facturers need and the coun­ been suffering from a severe Washington, I). C., Jan. 16. or paivt 1 of land to wit: Two cattle. Give us a call. judge that the committee try wants, whj have they attack of the grip for {some —There is a good deal of talk tracts of land on the waters DESK EL, CRAIG <% ((). seating Mr. Settle acted hon­ been cutting wages under it days. Tuesday he was feel­ of Joe's Fork, Blui Iv i d g e Eenoir A. C. • around the Capitol to-day township Watauga county, estly on the returns of the right along, and why did ing considerably bette'* and about the vote on the reject­ adj lining t he lands of Joel election and gave Settle his they begin shutting down attributed the change to a ion of Hornhlower. and the Triplett and others. First seat because he was elected. last summer. If it is such a generous use of horseradish. prevailing sentiment is there t r a c t c o n t a i n i n g 3 0 a c r e s good thing they ought to "I was complaining to Dr. may be ex pec ted many other the other 35 acres, both of If the farmers of Watauga avail themselves of its bene Hanihleton a couple of days tilts between the Henate and which are fully set out by don't do a lot of necessary fits as long as they lust. ago about my generally mis­ the President unless the en metes and hounds in above work on their farms this wi ri­ For selfish reasons in one described mortgage whit h is erable condition, and he ask­ tente cordiale can be restor­ recorded in hook 'C pages te!- it will not be on the plea case and for partisan reasons I have just received a nice ed me why I didn't try the ed. of bad weather as has been 158 and 159 of the public ret* line of Dress Goods consist­ in another, the consequences, efficacy of horseradish. It th> complaint with them. It was a subject of com­ ords of Datauga county and ing of in the United States, of a de­ struck me that there was no ment also that the Virginia referred for fulierdescription. The weather is certainly all White and Rlack Erapression which is world-wide that any one could wish for. are being charged up to the reason why the fiery root and North Carolina Hena- Ha id 65 acres of land will he broided Hkirting. A aold to satisfy said debt with Now is the time to fix up Democratic purpose to revise would not he a good thing tors divided on this Horn­ interest and Tost. Jan 1 '94. big lot of White fences clean out ditches and the tariff. There is no "tar­ to use. The'grip is a mac hlower matter just us they A, F. H OUCK, Mortgagee. Goods, Worsteds ous affection, and I know of did when the purchasing HPAINHOUR & L OFFEY Arty's. clear off bushy patches and nnd etc. A nice iff tinkering" in progress in hedges iu the fields, haul Canada and yet Dun's figures nothing that will excite the clause of the Sherman lawline of ladles' mucous membrane into lively- was repealed. Senators Hunleaves and brush on poor showed thrice as many fail­ Trimmed a n d trimmed points and reclaim them by ures in Dominion last week action quicker than horse­ ton and Ransom sustained Special Attractions: Matchless iJATS getting a sod of grass to as the corresponding week radish, HO I began to uae it the administration policy, climate. Wonderful health record. Also Trimmings, Tips and grow. Don't fail to look af­ last year. Nobcdy is saying generously with my meats at and Sena torn Daniel a n d Delightful homelife. Well ordered Flowers for Hats. course ofinstructions. Thorough ter the farm on which we all anything about the tariff in meal time. I am sure that Vance opposed it. Iv equipped gymnasiums. Music A nice line of ladies my improvement isdue to it, depend to keep us up. The President sent no nom­ urider the celebrated Prof. Gra­ •and Gent s Shoee. England, France, Spain Ger­ and that others afflicted with inations to tlieSennto to-day. tia u (German). Art under Miss Big lot of Tin-ware The personal income tax many, Italy and Sicily, yet the grip would receive benefi­ It is waid he is red hot over filythe (Paris). House in seven GktNH-warc a n d will soon be reported in the agricultuie is without its re acres of wooded lawn in t he heart cial IPSUDS H.v following my Queers-ware- A good the rejection of Hornhlower. of a beautiful city. Rooms finely House and then a big fight ward, factories are closed example.— Washington Tost. finished. Steam heating and san line of NctioiiB. A big and one story is that he pro itarv plumbing throughout. The will ensue. All the big rich and hungry, desperate men, lot of Jeauu aud CVtThe Necessities of the Treasnrjr. changes in charges as low as a fine school poses to make n> men will fight it. This tax- without employment or the tonadcH. J net ronio Washington, Jan. 17.— T he Federal officials in the State can make them. Sen! tor rata will reach most of the Con- means of subsistence, ai> In 500 galons of Crockeryg ress members as theyget $5,- walking the streets, with action of Hecretary Carlisle of New Yoik, but IY! I 1 permit logae Address R EV . JaMEs A TKINS. ware. 000 per year. Howeconclude pinched faces iu daytime, and in announcing a bond issue the D 'pah!Cans to hold the A shevilie, N. C. We are Agmit for Hritwn This is doubted, that the bill will not pass. meeting at night to plot ven­ was not generally known offices. \\ oollen Mills. This will be' a great disap­ geance upon somebody, it even in treasury circles when however, for it can hardly he V big l o t of ''loth now o n the department closed *o believed any man would do pointment to many who fa­ matters not to them who. hand. vor this tax but we will see The spirit which would day. Among the officials such a thing simply bee luse Just received a nice lot of what will happen. turn even the calamities of who were cognizant of his in­ one of his appointees had been rejected. SUGAR The great fight between the people to personal or tention the opinion was ex­ Senator Vance was able to! partisan account, is to he pressed that he acted none Corbett and Mitchell will Drown and Granulated, and he out of his house a few CommsrcEal College fijffrfjfSiWi: Coffee. come off next Saturday in despised. The Wilson hill too soon. The treasury gold Cheapest & Best may r.ot he what the manu­ is rapidly on the decline. The hours to-day. He attended, "Amarird Highest BusinessCollege inthe World!" A big lot c f Hoes, llntr atIJ.n.ral Baalim Kilnr.tloa. World's Eipnattlon for 1 Florida, provided however By-tcm of Bnoit-kreplnff and Naarly l.OOOHtailrnta the session of the Henate. Nails, ll),OOOUraduat««io rmployod. thatGof. Mitchell will allow facturers need but it is cer­ loss to-day was $832,000, rnanally. 1ft TrachoriBaalaeaa. Coat Board, Bnslnraa <•««*. tnalndtnc Tuition. Ptatlonorr. andnf Failabout 900. The Senate Finance com­ Mtart-Uund, Tipa-IV rittug and rdarrmyhy ipoo.alUaa. Horse shoes, tain that all their blessings and since the first of the it. There is great excitement VaraUon. Xntor now. Gradual*, aucorufal. Tbl. city Ox shoes month the gold balance has mittee to day favorabl.y re­ is beautiful and bralthfnl. Vor clrenlar. addro.., WILBUR R. SMITH. LEXINGTON, KV. over it* The Gov. has intim­ are not hound up in the Mc­ etc. ported the nomination of ated that lie will station Kinley hill, otherwise they declined from $80,831,000 to Mr. Melvin E. Carter, 'Collet* No goods sold on time, un­ State troops to prevent the would be running under it $70,634,015, with th'* pres and paying full wages, in­ ent indication that it will t a* of Internal Revenue for less secured by mortgage. fight if necessary. TO stead of having been closed fall below $70,000,000 to­ the Western District >fNorth The greet John L. Sullivan, or running on short time for morrow. The bonds are of Carolina. The case of Mr Recollect that I will sell Easily Made. you good goods and will not the once champion of the nearly nine months now.— course to be purchase ! for Simujons, Collector for th< We ware many men, woim.ii, boy*, and girls to u as recently knocked Cha rlot te 0bser ver. work for daily, right In and around misrepresent my wares. Come gold only, so the treasury Eastern District, has not yet tlieirownus a few bour9 business is rnry, pleasant, and see my stock whether homes The his infuriated wife been acted on. strictly honorable, and pays better then rnyother you buy or not. R. O. Patterson has been gold will he built up to the offered n-jents. You have a clear field and no WitO US I a club and struck Hon. W. 11. Dower, made a competition. Experience and special ability onA appointed Clerk of the Feder­ extent of the bond issue. Most Respectfully, necosmry. No capital required. We equip yon him on the head, Joffn fell al Court by Judge Dick in This, however, it is anticipa­ good speech on the tariff last with everything that you nerd, treat yon well, i;|,A n k ?f and was senseless yon ted may only give temporary week. We predict Hint Hol t and h'lpdo as to earn ten times ordinary wages. Women men, and boy* and tor a wbile, That wife of his place of Re^d, the former relief. Gold may he paid in­ will come to the front and make good pay.well as one, anywtiere, can dogirlc Anv tho Clerk. R. 0. Patterson is work. All succeed who follow our plain and aim- April 27, 93. will do. pi" will surely known in Watauga as a re­ to the treasury for bonds one make himself a eonspicious you direction*. Knrnnat workEverything Isbring a great deal of money. new Secretary Carlisle has con­ venue officer in former days. day, and the very next day mouther of Congress. and in great demand. Write for our pamphlet circular, and receive full information. No ham the syme gold may he with­ cluded to issue 50 millions of Fon nYSPEPRTA, Senator Walthall, of Missis­ drawn by presenting legal The Henate has confirmed done If you conclude not to go on with the business. » lobars in bonds to meet the Indigestion and Stomach disorders, till BHOWIV N IRON IIITTEKI. *xp .ices and to keep up the sippi, has resigned his sent tender notes or coin certifi­ M E Carter, as Collector for GEORCE STSWSOW&CO., All dealers keep It, $1 per bottle. OtnnlnabM trade mark and crowed red lines OB vrappfe 100 million dollars reserve as a Senator on account of cates for redemption. The tim Western Dist. in place o: Box ill health. Knpo Elias. PORTLAND, FCVFAJNEfund of the Treasury. LOW PRICES ATTENTION, BO(EES! LOOK OUT! p. DOLLARS PER DAY C, D. TAYLOR �1*3'T S UBSCRIPTION K ATE S that the completion of this To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT road will entourage others to make better roads for t h e I ::opy 1 year $1.00 country. Good roads in H a " G months 50 " 3 months 35 tauga county is of min-li more interest to her people than A DVERTISING R ATES. the Hawaiian trouble mow 1 inch 1 week $ .75 agitating the whole .Ameri­ 1 " 1 month ........ 1.75 4 1 3 " 3.00 can people. 1 " (» " 1 " 1 year...,. ] column 1 week 1 " 1 mouth 1 " 3 " 1 " G " I " 1 year 5.00 7.00 0.00 13.50 25.00 37.50 50.00 —Dudley Farthidfjf, Alfred Hilliard, Tho naH Love and Col. Ilorton, all of Watauga, are near ninety years of age, and all ol them still possess the powers of locomotion. Entered at the Tostofficeat We have other men and wo­ Boone. N. C., an second-class men who are nearly as old mail matter. and most of them are active and attending to business as OCAL NEWS. they formerly did, though of course, not so stout. —Friend Nathan Iiorton is —The suit between the Cald improving slowly. well and Watauga turnpike —I). B. Dougherty is off on Co. and the Boone and Blow­ a trip to Caldwell. ing Rock turnpike Co., was —You can get good sole tried last week in Lenoir. leather for 25 ets per pound T. J. Coffey, representing the fit Will W. HoKelaw's. Boone and Blowing Rock Co. gained the suit which gives — lust leeeivcd a largo lot of Hood's Sarsaparilia and him control of the Watauga quinine at \V. W. Holsrlnw's and Caldwell turnpike, hav­ ing bought the States inter­ ' —Master Bart. Bryan left est in said road. for Globe on Tuesday of this Howdy! 1 hope your Christ week, and will attend school mas has been pheasant and there the present session. your New Year happy. 1893 --•A lengthy communication gave you a good start on came in too late for publico promises, kept it up all sum­ tion in this issue from the mer and fall and sadly disap pointed you in the winter. Rev. John Stephens, former­ We have all been through tri ly of this county, but now of a Is and tribulations. Not eCaldwell, Kansas. ven the glories of the World s —It is reported at this of­ Fair could dispel the gloom we were in. But 1894 bids us fice that the exercises at the good morning. There is a close of the school at Sands, brighter look ahead—N. M. w h i c h c a m e o f f a f e w d a y s Allen is going to seil hard­ ago, were a decided success— ware cheaper than ever. See in fact much betiei than was him at North Wiikesboroand be convinced. expected. L —Old M rs. Dagger, wif6 of IV*. H. Dagger, of Brushy Fork, died at her home on last Thursday of grip. The aged husband and two of his family are dangerously ill with the same malady. Dot« Frea Zionville, X. 0. The leading topic, is the fine weather. The stilly breeze and cloudless sky of to-day resemble a beautiful May day. We had a right severe —Th<- weather continues fire storm of wind Saturday nnd almost any business can] night, but don't hear of anv­ be carried on except hauling il 'mage being done. People are preparing to cabbage to Lenoir and get ting 50 Ts. per hundred for make maple sugar, of which them. The nnid is too deep a large amount is made in this section. for this kind of work. The school at this place — W. A. Davis and S. M. closed Friday night with a Dagger passed through town nice entertainment, attended last Monday on their way by the largest crowd that to Wilkes. Mineral interests has ever be »n here at an en­ perhaps, caused them to ride tertainment. Excellent mu­ through the deep mud as nei­ sic was given by the string ther of them drink whiskey. band. —Topic: "All the damage There were comic speeches, suits for the right of way for tableaux, dialogues, recita­ the Caldwell & Northern Rail tions, etc., all of which were road have been settled. There interesting and entertaining. were three cases tried at the The teacher, Mr. H. C Mil­ special term and the amount ler, deserves credit for his of damages awarded to those skill in getting it up which who sue<l for damages was occupied only two weeks. $350. The sick are all up again. We hear of no deaths or —We are indeed pained to state that the Rev. L. P. Hod weddings to mention thereges, of Sands, passed from life fjre news is searee. Every unto death on the evening of one now seems to be wearing the 23rd inst, after an illness smiles and brighter faces, and of only a few days. He was say* that times are getting a good citizen; much respect­ better Will write more la­ D AISY DEAN. ed by all who knew him, and ter. his untimely and unexpected death will bring sadness to All who are troubled with con­ stipation will find a safe, sure, many hearts. and speedy relief in Ayer's Pills. —The Boone and Blowing Unlike most other cathartics, these pills strengthen the stoniRock Telegraph Co. is repair ach, liver and bowels, and restore ing its line from point to the organs to normal aud regu­ p o i n t , a n d w i t h i n t h e n e x t lar action. few days we will again becon There now 4,500 Odd Fclnected with the outside world lew-H in this State. by a telegraph line. The of­ fice will be kept in the new- It is probable not the coldest weather you ever knew in your store building of Dr. Reeves, lite: but that is how you feel just and will be operated by John now, because past sufferings are soon torgotten, and because your II. Councill. blood needs the enriching, invig­ —Capt. Coffey is pushing orating influence of Ayer's Sarsa the work on the new turnpike parilla—the Superior Medicine. road from Boone to Blowing I)r. E. Burke Haywood, of Rock, and will complete the Raleigh, a very noted man in same for the next spring and the State, died on the 18th summer travel. It is hoped with grip and pleurisy. From Norris,"1*. C. WHEN YOU SNEEZE o o o o o o oo o o o oo Old Meet Camp church bus just closed an interesting BttYAYd meeting which resulted in ten Cough, Ch»ko, and Gasp additions to the church, and for Breath, we hope that there has been ~()r_ much and lasting good done. The meeting was conducted It May be a SerioUs Symptom by the pastor and Rev. John Crisp. The behavior was good THE SPECIFIC becaltse we run the meeting * For all Throat and Lung Complaints wit It jilt whiskey, and our peo pie are getting their eyes o IS pen concerning the sin of in temperance. Mr. L. A. Green is having Rev; J OHN K. C HASE, of South Hampton, N". H., says: "The best a new barn erected, a n d tehiedy for La Grippe that 1 know of is AYER'S Cherry Pectoral." ''Last Spring, I was taken down with La Grippe; ,At tipies I was com­ Messrs Manley Green a n <1 pletely prostrated, and so difficult was my breathing that iiiy bteast Pirikney Jones are having seemed as if Cdnfiiied in an iron cage. I procured a bdttlfe of AVER'S new building# uected on their Cherry PectoYal; arid no sooner had I began taking it tharl relief followed. I could riot believe that the effect would be So fafriii rind the fa i ins. cure so complete, it Is truly a Wonderful medicine."—\V. li. WILLIAMS; Mr. Alfred Green is very ill. Crook City, S. D. kJ but we hope he will soon re­ "From my own experifSilfcbj 1 take pleasure in voluntarily stating that of all the medicines I ever used for fresh colds and La Grippe AYER'S coverCherry Pectoral is, pre-eminently, the ttlost potent remedy. Ordinarily, Mrs. Rebecah IlagHn still the most virulent fresh cold in the Head rind chest vanishes in a lii^fit; a$ suffers extremely with can­ if by magic. Just follow the directions, and AYER'S Cherry Pectoral will do the rest."—GEO. II. PIKE, Cadiz, Ky. cer. "For two years, 1 suffered from a most distressing cough, which, at Mr. Millard H. Norris has lrist, became of a consumptive character, and Very {Harming to my friends. closed hisschool at Elk Knob After trying various remedies, without success, I began to take AYER 'S Academy, on account of the Cherry Pectoral, and was very soon relieved. Two bottles cured me."— CELRST'INE SIHOIS, Augusta, Me. few in attendance. The best re'Iriedy for colds, coughs, and the common disorders of ih^ Miss Emma, daughter of throat afid lutitfs'j AYER'S Cherry Pectoral is universally recohimcnded Manley and Eliza Green, has by the prbfeSsioii.been very ill, but is improv­ ing slowly. Old aunt Nancy Miller pass Prepared by br; J. 0; Ayffr ft Co., Lowell, Mass. ed quietly away a few days Prompt to audt, stir© to our© ago, but otir loss is her eter­ nal gain. She leaves many TIlllS 18 NO HU.Vi friends and i el a ti ves to in on rn DUG TO DRAW their loss. She was a consis­ tent member of the M e a t TRADE! Camp church, and we have ——O— no doubt but what she has i D. B. DO UGH hit! Y PRINCIPAL. gone to the rest that remainAlhitfhjHchool for boys and.girl*. Starts the students ethforthe children of God. aright, and prepares ceaeheis for the public schools. Yours fraternally, Teachers are expected to meet on Saturdays to discuss RICHARD M. GREEN. from now until the first day the best methods of teaching. Jan. 18, 1894. Young men'rnn here prepare for college at a low cost. of April I will sell my stock of •Special drill in debate and declaiming. Hall's Vegetable SieiIIian Hair Spring term began J .in. 1st, 1894. For other informa Kenewer has restored gray hair to its original color and prevent­ tion address the*principal. ed baldness in thousand of eases. —AND— It will do BO to vou. BEWARE t Ayer's Cherry Ayer's Cherry Pectoral GlOBEACADEllY I MEAN BUSINESS. CLOTHING WANTED'! A lemedy for disease and de bility. especially for thosedis eases which physicians have pronounced incurable. We give below a few of the the many letters which we have received, and which we publish with the consent of the writers who are convircthat such a remedy as we have described has been found in Compound Oxygen Treatmerit of Drs. Star key & Palen. "My daughter was cured of Asthma by one treatment otcom pound Oxygen, after suffering for fifteen years. ED. in WILLIS, Tyler, Texas. "I used your compound Oxy­ gen about a year and a half ogo. I neglected to tell you ol the great benefit I received from its use. I have not been troub­ led with catarrh since.—F. W. Revels, Syracuse University Sy­ racuse, N. Y. Send for book of two hundred pages for furtherinforniation,tes tin.onials, etc. A book $ent free Home Treatment senf out by ex­ press t o be used at home. Office Treatment administered here. Drs. Starkey & Palen, 1529 Arch St. Philadelphia Pa. 120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal. Please mention this paper. NOTICE. By virtue of an order of the Su perfor Court tie undersigned as commissioner, will exposelorsale a t publicout-cry a t the c o u r t house door in the town of Boone, N. 0., on the 5th day of March, 1894, it being the first Monday in said month, the tract of land in Shawneehaw township owned by the heirs of Parte Shoemaker, dcd., adjoining the lan Js of R. n. Gaultney, M.C.Chapel, n. F. naird and others, containing 75 acres of excellent and valuable laud, tol erable dwelling and improve­ ments. Terms of sale one-fourth on day dav ol sale, one-fourth in two years and balance in three years with interest from day of sale. Posseseion given when sale is confirmed, but the title reserv­ ed until full payment of purchase money is made. This Jan. 15, '94, R. L. LOWE, Commissioner. MORTGAGE LAND SA LE. BIG Whereas, Jane Miller and Husband,"Edmund, B. Miller did on the 5th day of August 1892, execute and deliver to Albert IL Shattuck, Trustee, a trust deed on certain lands in Watauga County, State of North Carolina therein described, to secure the silm of $1,300 due by said Jane and Edmund B. Miller to the British and American Mortgage Company, Limited, which said trust deed is n corded in Watauga county, in Deed Book "C'Pnge 57" to which reference is hereby made; and whereas default has been made in the payment of the moneys secured by said trust deed; and whereas the undersigned has been duly appointed substituted trustee in the place ol said Albert R. Shatfuck, as provided in said trust deed, and has been duly requested to execute the trust therein contained; Now therefore notice is hereby given, that under and by virtue of the power contained in said trust deed, I, the undersigned substitaf; trustee, on Monday the 12th day of Feb., 1894, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m., at the court house door in the town of B o o n e in W a t a u g a c o u n t y , will b y public a u c t i o n• sell t o t h e highest bidder for casli the following described properly, viz: Four hundred and forty three acres in three (3) tracts 1st tract— 1 Two*hundred and seventy five (2751 acres in Meat camp township: bounded on the north by lands of C. Moretz, and Mrs. Houck, on the East by the lands of T, 8. Walls, on the South by thelafidsof j. H. Taylor, and on the West by t lie lands of J. E. Fin ley and John L. Green; being the lands deeded to Jane Miller wife of Edmund B. Mil­ ler by A. J. Moretz and wife, and fully set out by metes and bounds in the deed recorded in book "p" page* 167 ol the public records ot Watauga county to which record re­ ference is hereby made. 2nd tract-One hundred and fifty (150) acres in Bald Mountain Township; bounded OP the North by the lands of J. W. Finle.v, on the East by the lands of the heirs of William Norris, and on the South by the lands of E. B. Miller and on the West by the lands of J. W. Henry Steele, being the land deeded to Jane Miller wife of E. B. Miller by the heirs of Joseph Hohnati deceased, and fully set out by metes and bounds HI df ed recorded in book "M" page 272 of the public records of Watauga county to which record reference is hereoy made. 3rd tract-Eighteen (18) acres of land in Bald Mountain Township; bounded on the North by the lands ofE. B. Mil­ ler, on the East by the lands of E. B. Miller, on the South by the lands of the heirs of William Norris, and on the West by the lands of J. W. Henry Steele, being a part of the land deeded to Jane Miller 0y the heirs of Joseph Holman deceased, and fully set out by metes and bounds in deed of record in book ":n" page 272 of the public records of Watauga county, to which record reference is hereby made. Said land will be sold to satisfy the debt se?ured by said trust deed, and such title will be given as is yested in said trustee. E. S. COFFEY Substituted Truestee. OVERCOATS At ^9 per cent above COST! If yoti don't think I mean it come and look through my STOCK It wont cost you one cent if you dont purchase. I have a large stock nn want to get rid of it befo spring. C ALL AND LOOK I -®* I would call your attention to the big cut in prices in my othT lines - I K1NCHN k.lir.e. *11inreneM of the mucou. memtmnannd nrnGONORKHiHA *n<l GLEET in t to J d»r». No ether treatment ncrMWry. Nr.rrc.tMe. Ill >i <— in le.rea *ny injurious .iter efleets. Price, fx. Sold bfdracgt>ts. BLOOD BALM CO., Pn'i, Itlmtt, 8s- nsr i HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."^# tt&-m~NO\V IN r lIIE 7L,IE 70 SUBSCRIBE.-®**®* R ESPECTFULLY, Vi. L. BRYAN, OO OJO_ CO CO CO, CO 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. 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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/49755925d643c3e3efdc316af135accb.pdf e431ab95553c7346cb5d62ae45125699 PDF Text Text ' VOL 6 BOONE. WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 13J4, NO. 10. IIOIL W. II. llower^ Speech. A Dlnuond Found. LETTER. vitation was withheld be­ One of the main threads of W. YV. Scott, J r . , who is Mr. Bower's argument was This section has long been cause the administration was From onr Regular Correspondent. unfriendly t o the present now in Washington, and who t h a t the Democratic tariff known a s a rich gold region, Chairman Wilson has s u r Hawaiian government. An heard the Hon. VV. H. Bow­ theory i s a s f a r removed from but the keynote of its still prised some people by the inquiry a t the S t a t e Depart­ er's tariff speech, delivered m free t r a d e a s trorn protection. greater fame in the mineral adroitness he h displayed ment, through which these the lower House of Congress We have settled i t t h a t the line h a s perhaps been struck a t King's in piloting his tariff hill invitations a r e always sent, on the 1 7 t h itist... writes the main sou'-ce from which we in the finding following comments on the a r e t o derive o u r revenues is Mountain, several days a g o through t h e amendment would have shown the conThe following letter gives you rocks. He has run aground coctore of these stories t h a t masterly speech of o u r gal­ a tariff. T h a t settles free of a diamond, such a s is an idea of how the Policy Hold­ ers of the but once—when the House Hastings did n o t fill a n offi­ lant a n d big-bruined Con­ trade. We have a tariff and picked u p o n t h e g r e a t dia­ voted down a n amendjnent cial position which entitled g r e s s m a n t o t h e L e n o i r T o p ­ we have i t for one purpose, mond fields in South America and for one purpose only, and elsewhere. The s t o r j ol endorsed by the Ways and him t o another invitation, ic: are satisfied with the result of Means committee, proposing but sensations, not fact*,are "Wednesday night Hon. W. namely revenue. T h a t set­ the find is a s follows: their investment. H . Bower made his first set tles protection. In laying a A negro man who lives near to postpone until next fall what these papers want. GREENVILLE, S. C., Sept. 4,1893. T h a t Mrs. Cleveland ha* speech in the House on the tariff we have, o r should King's Mountain, started t o the time for the free wool W. J. RODDEY, Rock Hill, S. C., Dear Sir :—In reply to yours of the clause of the bill t o take ef­ not lost a n y of her immense subjeet of the tariff before a have, only one object in view the s p ing for some water. In 28th of July, giving mc results of ray walking along by the branch fect and adopted one mak­ popularity with the people brilliant audience. We a 1 I —revenue." Tontine Policy in the Equitable, he saw something glistening would say that I am more than pleased ing t h a t clause g o into effect was shown by the large at­ know what a n eloquent s p »awith the result. I have decided to Co)one1 Jonaflrau Morton. near the water's edge. He tendance a t her first public ker and s t r o n g d«bator o u r take the cash surrender value of my upon the passage of the lull. policy. Let me know at once what Col. J o n a t h a n Hoi-ton, of picked i t up, and thinking i t This week the hardest fight­ reception, held a t t h e White popular Congressman is a n d to do. I have been out of town for Watauga county, who was rather a pretty stone, gave some time. Very truly, ing will be done. An at­ House S a t u r d a y afternoon. we also know the general oL- M. BOLLIN. tempt will be made t o d r o p There were morejpeople who pinion t h a t such men have visiting in t h e city last week, i t t o a Mr. Carpenter, who The sooner you secure a policy the sugar bounty, substitut desired t o pay their respects their wings clipped when thev is 8 8 y3ars old and is so far lives near him. T h e l a t t e r the sooner you will derive the ing a t a x on sugar; also t o t o h e r t h a n a t t e n d e d t h e come t o Congress. Perhaps a s we know, 1 lie only son of a thought i t was a diamond, benefit and the less it will cost you. Write for frjis and fig­ drop t h e bounty, leaving su­ crushes a t t h e public recep­ Mr. Bow°r had t h o u g h t of revolutionary soldier in this but t o be sure, sent i t on t o ures to-day. Address g a r free. Attempts will also t i o n h e l d b y I t e r w h e n s h e this. At any r a t e he started section of the State. His Tiffanv. He was surprised W. J. RODDEY, Manager, / grandfather was a soldier in t o receive #14 for the stone, For the Carolina*, R o c k Hill, S. C.| be made t o put iron and coal was a bride, and she received o u t by modestl.y disclaiming I, on the dutiable list, and t o them just a s graciously a s the assumption of knowing the war of Independence and and a letter s t a t i n g t h a t Tif­ make the income t a x a n she did when the whole tire­ a t all, b u t mapped o u t h i s the sword he carried is now fany's expert, Mr. George F. PROFESSIONAL. amendment t o the tariff hill. some business was a n enjoya s p e e c h i n s u c h a p l a i n , in the possession of Col. J . C. Kunz, would be sent there a t straight-forward and skillful H o r ton, of Caldwell county. once t o examine the stones All of these changes a r e op­ ble novelty t o her. W. B. C0UNC1 LL,<JK . A member of t h e cabinet manner t h a t he secured the It is a s h o r t slender blade in the locality where the dia­ posed by the Ways and ATTORNEY AT LAY. Means eommittee, and chair­ who was asked what his ideas univided attention of his heal­ with a buck horn handle. mond was found. Mr. Kunz Roone, N. C. man Wilson is confident t h a t were of the adverse criticism ers a t once and their interest Nathan Horton, Col. Jona­ is one of the leading experts t i m e of them will he made, publicly made by democrats in him was unflagging t h r o ' t h a n ' s father, went into the of thecountry. His visit a n d W. 15. COUNCILL, M. I), although several of his col­ in Congress of the proposed the hour t h a t he spoke. He same war a n d was on guard opinion a r e anxiously waited liooue, N. C. leagues on the committee bond issuesaid: " 1 g r a n t the is a handsome, fine-looking a t the hanging of Major An­ for. Another stone was found Resident Physician. Offitre a r e in d .•>ubt a s t o the s u g a r right of free speech which 1 man and hisgraceful, unstud dre, t h e British spy,on which a d a y o r s o after the first on King Street north of Post c l a u s e and the income t a x demand for my self t o every ied a t t i t u d e s a r e in his favor. occasion he carried a n old one, but i t was smaller. OtHce. amendment. I t is under­ man, but I must say t h a t He pitched his voice t o the single-barrel short gun t h a t i8 The nation may yet b - s t a r s t o o d t h a t the Republican these criticisms would have right cadence and it filled the now in the possession of Mr. tied by the discovery of dia­ vote will be cast solidly for come with better grace had auditorium with a comforta­ Larkin Horton, of Caldwell mond fields in North Caroli­ the income t a x amendment, the men who indulged i n ble resonence. He had care- county, a n d relic hunters na.—Charlotte Observer. ATTORNEY A 7 LAW, not because they favor it, them shown a n y real dispo­ fully prepared himself a n d have ofter endeavored t o ob­ She Tftided Still. MARION, N.C but because they helifve i t s sition t o prevent the issue of treated his subject in su h a tain it, b u t in vain. Nathan F o r many years Eph Honbonds in tlie only practical manner a s t o impress upon Horton often represented -(o)adopting will weaken the en­ m a n n e r — b y p r o v i d i n g t h e bis hearers t h a t his original­ this county in t h e General eycutt, ol Mission. Stanley Will practice in the courts of tire hill in t h e Senate. T h e nonev t h a t they knew a s ity of t h o u g h t and of hand­ Assembly in the early d a y s county, h a s conducted a Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ republicans in the House a r e well a s S^cretaiv Carlisle did ling his subject, his depth of of her history, and Jonathan brandy distillery, and had a ell ami all other counties in tlie not voting on their convict­ jrcHtern district 6*f~Si>ecial atteu the Treasury must have if it research a n d wide reading a- Horton also represented Ashe reputation throughout t h a t tion given to the collection of ions just now, but t o develop would escape defaulting in lone made him woithy t o oc­ and Watauga jounties in the country for making the b«st democratic dissention. ciaiins."®* Senator Morgan gave ex- the payment of its obliga­ cupy a s e a t in t h a t body General Assembly for a num­ brandy t o be had, says t h e r. J. C* Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. Minister Stevens, who a t tions, in some other way. whieh should be composed of ber of years, a s they were Charlotte News. The distil­ Trade* Tean. Zionville, R. C. last found time between his The administration did not the ablest men of t h e coun­ successively formed from the lery was always conducted in way, Butler & Blackburn, alleged bad health and lec­ wish t o issue bonds, and on­ try. His convincing, logical territory of Wilkes, the mo­ a n orderly with allwhich is not the case of them. ture engagements t o appear ly decided t o d o s o when it argument, the felicity of his ther county. became a p p a r e n t t h a t Con­ illustration, his appropriate Although near sixty years The other day a revenue before the Senate eommittee on Foreign Relations and gress would not afford imme­ use of the droll and inevita­ of a g e a t the beginning of officer went down t o the still Calls attended at all diate relief, and after becom­ ble anecdote won for hun fre­ the l a t e war, he made u p a t o mark u p the brandy, a n d give his testimony, a most honrs.~*te* ing fully satisfied of i t s legal quent applause and caused company a n d entered the lo, and behold! a woman was rigid cross-examination con­ June 1, '93. , r i g h t t o d o s o u n d e r t h e the North Carolinians, who Confederate ranks, and went attending t o things. T h e cerning his conduct, while law of 1 8 7 5 . " I t is n o t be­ were numerous in the galler­ through t h e seven days' bat­ officer inquired of the woman E F. LOYILL. J . C. FLETCHER. U S. Minister t o Hawaii, and lieved here t h a t either of the ies, t o beam with pleasure tle around Richmond and a s t o Honeycutt's where­ brought o u t theaeknowledge several resolutions t h a t have upon him and t o claim him was actively engaged in oth­ abouts. ment, t h a t Mr. Stevens was been introduced in the Sen­ for their representative with er hard battles, until failing- " H e ' s n o t here; does n o t from the first a rabid annex­ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, a t e concerning this issue of pride. He had the good for­ health forced him t o come s t a y here," replied the wo­ ationist, and t h a t he wrote BOONE, N. C. bonds will be passed, o r t h a t tune, not always enjoyed by home.—N.- Wilkesboro News. man. those much talked a b o u t let­ "We'I, who runs the still?" Special attention given ters t o Mr. Blaine, asking in­ tho passage of either of them speakers a t night session, t o to the colletion ofclaims."^* There is no disguising th * " W h y , I do, of eoures. I o r of Representative Bailey's be interrupted with captious structions incase of the over­ r e s o l u t i o n b y t h e H o u s e interrogations by members fact t h a t a powerful effort have been attending t o i t for L . L . G R E E N E , <fc C O ~ throw of the queen, with t h e would affect the matter in on the lepublican side and will be made t o defeat the these many days, and c <n full expectation t h a t such a n REAL ESTATE AG'TS. event would t a k e place dur­ either way. The offers for the showed himself capable and Democracy a t the next elec­ innKe just a s good brandy a s #50,000,000 bonds t o be is­ quick t o t a k e care of himself tion. The final effort of ex­ Eph Honeycutt can." ROONE, N. C. ing his term of office, just a s sued have gone away up in in such encounters by Ins rea piring Populism will he made "Well, who a r e you, and Mr. Blount's report charged the hundreds of millions, and dy answer and disconcerted t o carry t h e State, but the who does this distillery be­ Will giv* special attention him with having done. Un­ to a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale t h e p r e m i u m o f f e r e d w i l l sallies of wit t h a t sent h i s result will be a s i t was a t the long t o ? " asked the officer in o f Real E s t a t e in W. N. ( . der ordinary circumstances make the interest equivalent questioners back t o t h e i r last election. There was nev­ astonishment. Those ha vine; farms, timber the impudent a n d insulting t o 2 1-2 per cent o r lower. s e a t s in confusion t o the ac­ er a n y real cause for defection " T h e whole thing, including a n d mineral lands for sale, letters written by President Much regret is felt in t h e companiment of roundsofap from the S t a t e Democracy, myself, belongs t o Eph Hon­ will d o well t o call on said Co. Dole of the provisional gov­ Senate a t Senator Wilthall's plause from 1 hegalleries. Mr. and many of the best men eycutt, for I am his wife. I a t Boone. ernment ' o Minister Willis L. L. GREES & CO. would arouse great public in­ resignation, a n d the hope is Bower was allotted only 4 5 who left it two years a g o a r e attend t o things for him, be­ e x p r e s s e d o n a l l s i d e s t h a t minutes b u t he was allowed with i t now and t o s t a y . cause he lias the farm a n d March 16, 1893. dignation, b u t what could be his health will improve suffi­ a n additional 15 minutes by S t a t e politics and national other matters t o look after." NOTICE. expected when publications Hotel Property for Sale. in prominent United S t a t e s ciently for him t o resume his u n a n i m o u s c o n s e n t o f t h e politics a i e two different And then she went around seat a t the beginning of t h e House. At the conclusion of Hiings, a n d many who did t o " c h u n k " up the fire a n d On account of failing health papers a r e considered. next term, t o which he h a s his speech Mr. Bower wascon not realize a s much in the squeezed the flannel strainer of myself and wife, I otfer for sale Any s o r t of misrepresenta­ already been elected. my hotel property in the town of gratulated by his colleagues heat of t h e late campaign in the "doubling keg" t o see Boone, North Carolina, and will tion seems t o g o down with Bristol Courier: The pres­ upon his able speech and was have more carefully consider­ if I he "singling*" were s t r o n g *ell low for cash and make terms t h e anti-administration pa­ e n t age seems t o be develop­ called o u t into t h e lobby, ed their d u t y a s citizens since enough. o suit the buyer, and will take pers. For instance, Mr. ing more titles than men. "he casting their ballots. The r J or personal property in ex­ H a l t i n g , who was in charge commonest upstart, who nev­ where he held a levee before change. Apply soon. Rabbi F a r her, of Macon, friends of reform can only de­ of the Hawaiian legislation er saw the war, is often term­ the crowd of North CaroliniW. L. BRYAN. Ga., is in trouble. He m un­ s t r o y the possibility of re­ here during Minister Thurs­ ed "Col." o r "Lieut.," with­ nians who came t o offer their NOTICE. o u t a n y t h o u g h t of what i t congratulations. I was in a form by breaking ranks with der arrest for forgery a n d Parties putting papers in t o n ' s absence, was n o t invit­ means. Then there is 'Prof,' the Democracy.—Clinton swindling and mining a my hand for execution will ed t o t h e S t a t e dinner given belonging t o every individual gallery with .1 udge Avery a n d Democrat. young girl a n d deceiving plea ne advanee the fees wi th by President and Mrs. Cleve- who ever t a u g h t a dog t o the J u d g e was delighted with three others with promises of the papers and they will re­ Innd t o the diplomatic corps, walk on his hind legs o r did thespeech, which he pronounc­ marriage. Two had bought FOR OYSPEPMA, ceive promptattentioTi, other a n d straightway the anti- a trick of legerdemain for a ed ns " s t r o n g " a n d full of Indignation, and Stomanh disorder*, tak* BROWN'S IRON BITTFRS. wise they will be returned administration papers made strolling patent medicine the right ring—uncqui vocally All dealers keep it, 91 per bottle. Genuine has their trousseaux .-Messenger. not executed for the want of it, t h e basis tor a lot of silly vender. B®"Pay your subscription. supporting the Wilsou bill. trade mark ana eroMed red Unseat waact". ceee. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. stories alleging t h a t the iu- Read and Heed Equitable Life j. ¥ IMISPIIHW, Physicians & Surgeons. LOVILL & FLETCHER, WASHINGTON �EDUCATE YOUR GIRLS selves. A minute a t a time, T a a W a t a a j a flam u r a t and each swing of the pendu­ lum for God, t h a t should be A D EMOCRATIC family newspaper the rule of life.—Christian devoted to the interest ot Boun­ ty, State and Nation. Published Standard. iwLr ™ CLOSING —AT— ISPECIFIC OXYGEN Claremont Female Col lege IS THE ' now above all is certainty a s t o the future a n d rest from political calamity howlers When manufacturers a r e in a position t o look forward t o t h e future with some degree of security a s t o t h e condi­ tions under which they will have t o work, a promptreviv-'. m a j be looked for; but I ; then vt ' littleimprove Tnr-iit car; be expected. Full a fid fai • discussion of s o im­ p o r t a n t a measure a s the t a r iff b'll Is t o be desired, b u t u n fortunately very little of the current discussion is fair. Even from quarters w h e r e something better might be expected, statements a n d ar­ gumentso n both sides a r e distorted by motives of par­ tisan and personal interest. The most e x t r a v a g a n t and unfounded statements a re re­ peated, a n d , a s they prob­ ably find credit t o a consider able extent, the effect is nec­ essarily bad. What we need above all we repeat, is rest and csrtainty; time and the energy and en­ terprise of o u r people d o what else is needed t o restore pros perity. If o u r contempora­ ries of the press wil) s t o p their wild a n d stupid predic­ tions of disaster if their ad­ vice is not taken, a n 1 if Con­ gress will g i \ e us a tariff bill in a reasonable time, we need n o t fear for the repult; b u t delay is poison t o business system of t h e country.—En­ gineering a n d Mining Jour­ nal. Bristol Courier: T h e little hill-hilly republican papers t h a t a r e lifting their discor­ d a n t voices and waving their unwashed hands in the patri otic air a b o u t Carlisle's bond Bsue o u t t o keep on their breech-clouts, for the bonds will be printed on t h e plates prepared a n d approved un­ der the direction of Foster, t h e g r e a t Ohio financier who was one of the secretaries of t h e treasury under icicle Ben. The deficit would have had t o havebeen met just t h e same under the continued re­ publican administration—all on account of republican ex­ travagance a n d legislation. T a k e a whif or two of t h a t and ser how it tastes. i ^ is ;m • :>•{ moral in Jane Taylor's h-tory of Gie F. . c ie i pendulum bt ^ u i one gloomy day t o calculate how many times it w m l d have t o swing hackward and forward in an hour, in a month, and then in a year, and then in teu years. How was i t possible t o d o s o much, o r t o work a t all a n y given moment, with the dark prospect of s o much w u k hefore it? S o the pendulum stopped, nor could it be in­ duced t o s t a r t again, till it was idmined t h a t though it would have s o many times t o tick in t h e whole year, i t had the year t o d o i t in, and was only required t-o d o the hour's work in the hour. The anxiety which men heap up­ on themselves arises greatly fro mfoi get ting this,and try­ ing t o provide for tomorrow's work toda>. But leave to­ morrow till i t comes—take care of the minutes a n d t h e hours will t a k e care of them- All for Drink. There's my money—give me a drink ! There's thecloth ing and food and fire of my wife and children—give me a drink! There's the education of the family and the*'peace of the house-give me a drink ! There's t h e rent t h a t I have robbed from my landlord and innumerable articles I have from shop k e e p e r s give me a drink! F o u r me o u t a drink ond*get more—I will pay for i t ! There's my health of body and peace of mind; there's my character a s aChristian! I give lip allgive me a drink ! There's my heavenlj- inheritance and the eternal friendship! of the re­ deemed ! there is all hope of salvation! I giveup my God! I give u p all t h a t is great and good and glourious in t h e universe! I resign all forever t h a t I may be drunk 1 -Ex. NOTICE. By virtue of a power of sale continued in a certain mort­ gage executed t o me by Win H. H. Greene on March 7, 1892, t o secure a n indebted­ ness of $290.00 subject t o ceitain ciedits, the said in­ debtedness being for t h e bal­ ance of the purchase money of the land, 1 will sell for cash a t public outcry a t the court house door in Boone on Feb. 5 , 1894, i t being the first Monday in said month, a t r a c t of land on t h e waters of Laurel Fork of Watauga river, in Boone township Wa­ tauga county, adjoining the lands of Win. Hodges, Gallo­ way Hodges and others con­ taining 4 0 acres more o r less. For a fuller description of a land refer t o book < 4 C" pages 578, etc, oi'the records of Watauga county where said mortgage is duly record­ ed. This J a n . 1 , 1894. J . P. Hngaman. Mortgagee, Spdinhour & Coffey Attysfor Mortgagee. NOTICE. By virtue of a mortgage deed executed t o mebyG. W. Clawson and wife and duly registered in the Registers of fice in Boone W a t a u g a coun­ t y , N. C., in book 4 C page 429, et?, of mortgages [ will offer for sale t o t h e highest bidder for cash in hand on Monday t h e 5ih d a y of Feb. '94, it being the 1 s t Monday in said month, the lands de­ scribed in said mortgage t o satisfy a debt of$159.00and interest due by note a n a cost of this action. This J u n . 1 s t 1894. A. J. MORETZ Mortgagee. Many Persons are broken household cares. Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the down f r om overwork or system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile, aud curea malaria. Oet the genuine. •pceial medicat­ ed Oxygen treat­ ment for diseas­ es sf the nese, throat and long* The inhalations sontain Germi­ cidal and Siainfeotanta, in ad­ dition ta the bast known apoeifles -—. for these dis2 eases,oarrying the remedy by inhalation right to ~ the seat of tka disease, making it a POSITIVE " CTJKE. Separate Speelfiee used in Catarrh and i — Ht. y-Fever. Not a patent medicine. Physicians • 2 prescribe it in their practice. HollySpring College. Butler, Johnson, Co., Teiin. Beautifully and accessibly located. f !!?e PRECAUTION I O N L Y I N USE. Ample hoarding accommo­ A NECESSITY dations. I( fti-l-XW.Alabama St..Omaha, Nab. Atlanta Oa. , h.ii(ii>e Itnom, Machln.Shop, Faculty of six teacher I r.iiliter.' Hlinpi, and any |610I Sh<ltruai\way. OonlwvllU, Kj 4.V T. II y BuiMing, i<V w.v-fe ver clot hm are uhmL Two hundred and eightV /.iioivinlgMl l>r all to be tiro beat grCR A POSTAL CARD addressed to u. j # { ' u r i i n i t H e v e r invented. five students last year. ~ jiU bring you by i urn mail a oopy of our; if» rl(U PRICKS AT ONCE. w Manuel, explaining! »treatment In full. Send • Both sexes admitted. 2 f«r it if you prise heal u , fills KTg & Supply Co., I The Specific 0*1 »cn Co., M ? E H K ¥ ^-1 Thorough work done in all ' Boston. irlilllllllllllllllllllllililtHIIILIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIllllillllllilllllll branches. Next session begins Aug. flililililililiiilililiiiliiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiii mi i^ij.sniiiiiciiif7 1893. Write for catalogue. JAS. H. SMITH, PRES'T. | EWING KACHiaS S | Hlllllllllllllllllllftlllllll>ltllllltll<IIIIDIifitlllil)ilillM|l|(Ki CACTERINE WARRANTED NATURE'S Will begin its Fifth Sesssion 5 YEARS CURE FOR Sep. 7, 1893. This College is now well equipped for i t s spe­ cial work, having extensive wood a n d iron shops, careful ly fitted up drawing rooms, VVVWWVWWWWWVWVWWWV chemical, botanical and Hor­ ticultural laboratories, green This new treatment for Catarrh and house and barn. diseases of the respiratory organs It The teaching force for the one of the most important discoveries in medical science and possesses tha next year cansists of 1 5 men. following advantagesi The two courses lead t o grad 1. The patient can cure hlmaelf at a small expense and without nation in Agriculture and in snimiiiiifiiiiii};iifirtiititiiiiiiitit'?»i!iif!iii:itoiiiiiiiiiiiii>iai 2. No change ofoutside assistance.Ufa la naeetsary diet or pursuit oi during treatment. Mechanical and Civil Engin­ 2 Han a Lnree Illgh Arm. 2 8, The remedies are In no wtse offensive to the — Has a Self-nettint; Needle, patient and entail no discomfort. eering. = Has t* Self-threading Shuttle. 4, The remedy reaches the eeat ot the trouble — No Kqual in Construction. directly. T o t a l cost a year, including 2 Has « Mecltaulcal A ppearanee. Hits B. The remedies and means of appliance can bS — Han an Klognnt Finish, carried In tho pocket without Inconvenienoe. hoard: 2 Has a Per feet Adjustment, FHKE TIlEATMJiKT at any druprfvr* County students, $93.50. — Has a Positive Take-up. l CACTERIN E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00k ~ Has Rtyllsh Furniture. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. 5 Has More flood Sewing Qualities and " P a y students, | 1 2 3 . 5 0 . ; does a Larger Rar.ge of Oenera) Work — For catalogues apply t o — than any Hewing Maohino la the World. « Caoterlne Medicine Co., Waoo, Text* A. Q. H OLLADY , Pres., g Examine THE ROYAL for points of | excellence, and yon will Raleigh, N. C. CATARRH EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. buy no other. NOTICE. I ROYAE S. M. CO., Racbford. HI. 1 By virtue of a mortgage «Jeed EiiilllillflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllktlMilllllillliliMlll^ executed to me by John B. Kihg and Robert H.. Gray, of the Bfetatfic Weather Boarding, firm of King and Gray, of Blow­ ing Rock N. c., and the same al­ Gsmplete Callings, so signed by M. W. Gray, wife of Corniqated Sheeting, Itobt. H. Gray, and dated Sept. Re°flng Paints, 27, 1892. to secure the payment $1,900 nineten hundred dollars Iron Rooting, with interest at the rate of 8 j)erOM RECEIPT OF 6 0 CENTO Em* Troughs. Cutters and Spouting, cent per annum, the same being ^AS fcrtao erf Sheet Metal for BuDdfng due on the 1st, day of Oct. 1893 WE WILL MAIL A BOX Of / COMPLETE AND READY \ I will on the 1st Monday in Feb VTO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./ ruary, 1894, the same being the 5th day ot said month, to satis­ WE WANT fy said note and interest on sain* —AN— and cost of this sale, sell for cash THI ONLY INFALLIBLE CUBE FOR to the highest bidder atthecouri house djor in Roone what F k n o w n a s t h e K i n g a n d G r a \ Tetter, Groand Itch, Itching Plies, Ring ) ib tkW»w»-(ui twewelki Blowing Rock Hotel and lot, sit ) tak>»awr«Vw» end Ai'PLY (MB Worm and all Itching SKin Diseases. J -V. iaii» Ti>i>biliy. uated at Blowing Rock N. C. an« i « -vroat "MsAcmoo sotteited " oactft terms containing some 4 acres of lam Hyea hove TETTER, It matters net how long H bos ealsUd, TETTERINE will at certainty care more or less, the same being th: scamr A GO., Cincinnati, Ohi^ you as you use It ^ ESTABLISHED 18^2 { land bought bv said King am Gray from S. M. rlnrke in t h < Harmless, Painless and Fragrant. year 1888, to which deed refm MOMFV Refunded If you are dissatisfied ence is had for more complete de­ fwUiHEi I with the results—References— scription, as is also had to t)i Souther* Bank of the Rtate of Georgia, Chat­ ham Bank, and National Bank of Savannah. mortgage deed under which thi hest J .T.SHUPTRINE&BRO. sale will be made, both ot whic' FOR YOUR HG!Y deeds are duly recorded in th SAVANNAH. GA. Register's olfice of Watn.uga con t>. This Dec. 12, 1893. L. W. EST^8, Mortgagee. W. B. COUNCILL , At t o m e ; 1 ROOFING. CURE PAY TETTER!! I ENT C W BOTANIC A thoroughly tested Remedy FOR ALL EI.00D as-i S R I EiSIASES. This atandurd remedy hui been tried, undeminent physician, for forty years by au not Found wanting, whosucr-esa for all witb certain Which it recommended. It ajul unvarying has used it dtseuAcs for to beaetitisfrom the B>st dose, never falls quickly and from the driving throneh out all <lisrr..s« germs effectually systemand kidthe trroiufn of the skin, liver injurious nsvs without any unpleasant effects. It Is noihnt it Is oforignorance result or superstition, thethus.,ugh knowledge upon com,lion sense cod science,foundedetualiy a of modern rondicnl tke blood eps brings it and purifiesto the heriih ami enriohes sad Ina general tonicit is without asufferer. Asit its analysis of health-giving rival, properties absolutely bevond to the public. with ittiyisroeosdy over offered comparison impurepanacea for all It iaa and impover­ ills resulting frem ished .terofuln, fleers, Kcesvr-.rJV Hkln cuvi-s blood—the current of lite; quickly l-l»t«Mia Kben .Htivtlsaud Kruptien*. Ci.t-vi a .itii. 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What t h e country needs portions a s t o a t t r a c t atten­ tion, and some mennsshould he provided t o put a s t o p t o it. Dozens of some of t h e most thrifty families In Stan­ ly have gone t o Texas, Ar­ kansas, and other Western States in the past six weeks, and some of the yeomenry of Cabarrus have vacated their homes for the Western land. Union county has also suf­ fered in this respect. T h e News learns t h a t some of the best homesteads in Stanly have been deserted. Along with theolder people h a v e gone young men whom we need to build up our o w n State. This exodus is becom­ ing a serious matter for t h e counties named.— Charlotte News. ^Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiirtiliiilililililiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiij A COMPLETE OVERMAN'S PE R Cnvents, Bnd Trxde-M»rk« obtained, and aU Pat­ ent buslncM condnnted for Moderate Fees. Our Office Is Opposite U. S. Patent Office, and xve ran accnro patont in less time than those remote from Washington. 8cnd model, drawing or photo., with dceertp•1on. Wc advise, if patentable or not, free of chareo. Our fon not due till patent ia •eenred, A Pamnhlet. "Wow to Obtain Pntscta," witii names of actual clients in your Statu, county, v* town, ecut free. A'lrfreio;, C.A.SNOW Opposite Patent Office, WaAhktgtoe.fh 4 < �1 *»•» »!.*>« n ; ; TheWataagaD3inoorat ;j!hf" _ ! light whatever. Hut in all t h e Must family I have never 4». Jt* Dougherty, Editor. R. C, Rivers, Publisher* heard of the name of Stephen a m o n g them, and I a m afraid Thursday Eeb. /, JSD4. uncle Steve is no akin t o us. If you will notice from o 1 d -0J o h n t o the presnt, they keep There is a n enquiry being u p the family names v e r y made for t h e legal heirs of much, but Stephen never a p. Stephen Mast, who lived and 1S MY MOTTO,pears a m o n g them. Howev­ died in Baltimore many years er, I once learned from one of a g o , The report is now cur­ Mr. Geo. JV. Turner o u r Northern kin, t h a t o u r rent t h a t old Stephen owned And good goods with the above honest declaration , 1 ancestor John, had a little a v a s t a m o u n t of real e s t a t e coolness with a near kinsman hope t o secure a good portion of your trade. 1 have deci­ in the suburbs of thecity and o n the division of some prop­ ded t o sell strictly PAY-DOWN, and hope my friends and Worst Case of Scrofula the had given a 9 9 years lease on Doctors Ever Saw erty and t h a t caused him t o customers won't ask for credit. By so doing 1 can s i n e n l l it, and a t the expiration of leave his old home in Ha. my customers a t least 2 5 per cent, on the dollar. Completely Cured by HOOD'S t h e lease the property was t o SARSA PAH ILLA. "MONEY SA VED IS MO A E Y MADE." and seek one in a new coun­ g o t o his heirs. The lease ex " When I was 4 or 5 years old 1 had a scrof­ try, and it might have been I will sell you the best calicoes a t 7 t o 7% cts. per yard: ulous sore on the middle finger of my left hand, pi red last year and enquiry which got so had that the do tors cut t h a t the fuss was with his A A A sheeting 7 t o 7%; wool jeans 3 0 t o 40ets.; Alamance finger off, and later too.; oil more than half the my is now being made for t h e hand. Then the sore arm, brother Stephen and there­ 7 t o V/i 2ts.; 2 4 sheets note paper 4 cts.; 25 envelopes 4 <\; •came out on my m* •; abroke out on mysides, id laceon loth heirs. J o h n Mast, who left fore he never honored him by bottle ink 4 cts ; pins 3 c t s a paper, good needles 4 c t s per nearly do troying the si lit of on- eye, also on my right arm. Doctors said it was the P a . and moved t o Randolph Wcrst Cnoo of Scrofula naming any of his hoys for paper, and everything else in proportion. So come and see county, is now said t o be a they ever saw. It was»3:t*plf tearful! Five him. Wishing yon success in me. years ago i began t > ta'.o Hood's Saraaparilla. brother t o Stephen,and t h a t G r a d t . H l l y .1 f o u n d that t h e a i r e s w e r e heginvour undertaking, l a m your W AS TED AT OA' E! 5 0 0 doz. eggs a t 12% cts perdoz r.int; to haul. I kent on till l had taken ten Ti'orn him s p r a n g all t h e Mast ' V"' " " " V 1 thin'; 1,000 pounds yellow butter a t 1 4 cts per pound, .'dsn rbudll . ii,1 ifu d«!lar. i t! l u <.In ttm e . . t ! ofAwhat a tin rot f o r t c family in NorthCarolina a n d f n o n " " u b > V m, m i sv furs, wheat and rye, corn, white beans, etc, etc , all a t high *t jK-ri. years finite h ;lnotn nisan il. For I). P. MAST. the past sores, Ohio. We append a letter e s t market prices. So w hen in need of goods call and <xWork a l l thoTiivio. from D. P. Mast, of Winston, amine my stock and 1 >\v prices. I haven full line nf Farm IkiToro, T cor ? ! .".3 i\» vti*:"-;. 1 kllO'.V not Our Trip to Caldwell. what to enough to er's Friend Plow points and repairs on hand. A lot of noils Kudo tonay sUongS"r v|»»rllIooxpi e.su ymy srat in regard t o the MastgenealWe, in company with W. L. Hood's for m perfect and shelf hard-ware—in fact a full line of everything kep* cui-e." C.r.oiitiK W. " ; i.-XKR, Farmer, Galg y . Though he doe** n o t Bryan and G. W.- Dugger v v, Sarato'-'.v county, V. Y. know'any history of Stephen Esqrs. visited t h e old Baker in a first class store. I want y^mr i r a d e a n d will apprct . HOOD J P'L L0 rt'' '"A weaken, but aid digestion cm tone bo atoiv.acli. Try them. 36c. Yours Anxious to please. but it is n o doubt a correct Gold mine on J o h n ' s River a t e it. history from John Mast, of near the Burke county line: i\ C I n, E. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. Randolph county N. 0 . u p t o in Caldwell county. By authority o f a p( wa r of t h e present. AH ('apt. Mast r l his mine was worked ex­ saie con 1 aincd in a < ei 1ain suggests, the only trouble B tensively over 4 0 years a g o mortgage deed rxccuicd t o 1111 by J . (,'. Trijilct 1 a nd v iiV in connecting Stephen with a n d was rich in gold. The Martha, and dat< d Ma v 7tli J o h n . Old Jacob Mast, son little branch running by the Erom Globe, N. 0. 1890. to si cure t he M i n i of quite a business. Th? logs of J o h n Mast, went t o Ohio mine has been worked o u t $100.00 v. it h mtenst which Editor Democrat: a n d started t h a t branch of five o r six time. The mine a r e c u t and floated down the I feel sure t h a t every one is due and unpaid 1 w ill si M t h e family there. Mr. Mast is in very bud shape now and river. for cash a t public outcry a ' When the new railroad is who has e \ e r spent any time ihe court house door in tin writes: from all the investigation we finished it w ill be a grmit help in Globe, will be glad t o hear town of Boone on the iiisi D. B. DOUGHERTY , Esq., could make i t is worthless. I t t o 1 b i s e c t i o n in many ways. the tidings from this place. Monday in Feb., 1894, it be­ My Dear Sii; - lias been opperated in such a The Globe section of J o h n ' s As is always the case, every ing t In* r th day f»fsaid month. Yours of t h e 21st inst. t o way t h a t it would take a River is the prettiest p a r t in thing goes along in a quiet : lie following described tract o r p a n e l of land t o wit: Two Jiand and contents noted. I g r e a t a m o u n t of work t o o u r opinion and is a. picture­ manner tracts of land on ihe waters rp agree with you in not having clean away the old dumps The people a r e pious, gen of Joe's Fork, Blm R i d g e sque little round shaped cove a n y faith in the reported for­ a n d clean o u t theold tunnels s e t in the mountains. In erous and kind. We have no township Watauga county, tune said t o he due the Mast and shafts. However, old consequence of its round doctors or lawyers, but we adj lining t he lands" of Joel family, for the reason t h a t man Brazzel told us there shape, the original settler, have preachers, merchant> Triplett and others. First there a r e t o o many of us who was a four feet vein of silver tract containing 3 9 a c r e s old Daniel Moore called it and mechanics. No factories the oilier 3 5 acres, both of would be in teres ted who nev­ in the shaft. This did not o r foundaries have been built, which are fully set out b\ the "Giobe." er have anything like good excite us silver bullion is now h u t a church, a n academy metes ami bounds in above We have good hopes of luck happening t o them. Of depreciated s o much a n d be­ and a flour mi'l stand in their described mortgage w hich u course I hope something good ing a n editor of a country Congress. I t has voted for place. Good farms,good hous recorded in book '( p .ges m a y coir.e o u t of it, and t a k e newspaper we did n o t want free sugar, free coalj free iron PS, good neighbors, all com­ 1 5 8 ami 1 5 9 of thepuldic r e g r e a t pleasure in giving you t o be hampered with s o much o r e and free woo'. This is u bined, certainly make Globe o r d s o f Mataugacount \ and nil t h e information i n m y p o s silver bullion s o we o n o u r g r e a t move and will bear- a very pleasant place for the referred for fuherdescripiion. Said 6 5 acres of land will lie session in regard t o our an­ p a r t concluded t o let the good fruit. T h e votes on present population. .-.old t o satisfy said debt with these questions show the dif­ cestors. whole matter, gold, silver, There are now some pros interest ami cost. J a n 1 '94. ference between the two old - In addition t o the informa­ lead, copper, cobalt, soappeets for .1 railroad.. If it A , F. HOUCK , Mortgagee. tion you already have, I have stone and hornblendall sleep parties and the policy of tie comes the people will gladly Sl'ALVHoUli cA PoFBEY Attv's. n letter from Absolum Mast, down deep in the bowels of Democratic party infixed by Welcome the first visit of the of West Milton, Ohio, writ­ t h e e a r t h for future genera­ these items. There cannot he iron horse. Should it fail to ten in 1876, he then being a tions t o dig o u t a s they uriay a n y retreat now from this com* 1 , ail is right. Globe w ill Special Attractions: Matchless f very old man, giving me a need it worse than we. Fact advanced position jus taken still tie a quiet, peaceful com- climate. Wonderful health record Delightful homelife. Well ordered history of o u r fainily a s f a r is wa were never very rushing soonei o r later free trade will m unity. course of instruetions. Thorough a s knew it. Ha says t h a t o u r on the digging process no come a s natural *'as falling A number of Watauga men ly equipped gyninasiuius. Music ancestors came from Hano­ way. We will still be con­ off of a log." Let free tptilr have been over in t h e last under the celebrated Prof. (Ira ver Germany, and settled in t e n t t o accept thes precious pome and bless all the conn few days. Sheriff Baird pass ban (German). Art under Mirs Blythe (Paris). House in seven t r y . We d o n ' t need protec­ Lancaster county, P a . , quite metals after coinage. ed on his way toMorganton. acres of wooded lawn in the heart tion against a n y countiy. early in the settlement of this If old man Brazzel is n o t and stopped with Mr. Bilin ofa beautiful city. Rooms finely country—that some time be­ mistaken a b o u t this silver We a r e able t o stand on o u r Moore: Esq. Bryan stopped finished. Steam heatingand snn ifary plumbing fore the breaking o u t of t h e vein here is a good chance own merits. Let the income t o see us. and left his little charges as lowthroughout. The as a fine school t a x gently come in place of R e v o l u t i o n a r y w a r J o h n for a free coinage company son in scho j , a s he vein • •an make them. Seal for eata Mast emigrated from P a . t o dig it c u t and have it high tariff and give us all a n t 1 tAiiletsville on a mineral logic. Address REV. JAMES ATKINS. t o this S t a t e and settled in coined into dollars free and equal chance in the race of hunt. Mr. Geo. ('audi' 1 ea m< Asheville. N. C. life and we will get there. Ii over t<» see t he place wit h t IF Randolph Co. on the Whar- thereby increase thecurrency rle river where he lived and a s i t is s o necessary t o have is cowardly for Hie A men view of buying land. We a r e always glad to see h a d t h e following children, more money. We will not can people t o cry for protec­ tion against foreign countries Watauga i n n , and I feel safe t o wit: J o h n Mast, Joseph urge a n y of our free coinage in saying th.it they a r e vn 'Mast, David Mast and J a ­ fri mils t o undertake this Mr. Let ns have free trade a s "•ome in Globe. In fact, Globe c o b Mast, lour boys, a n d the Brazzel m ay be honestly mis- soon a s possible after paying hax heretofore been parti/i. following daughters: Nancy taken, when he calls slat,\ off H19 Rcpubli 'an debts. t o Watauga preachers, hav­ Curtis, Elizabeth Eller, Cath­ soapstone, silver ore. F u r b e t t and Mitchell had ing kept, them pastor of their CummarGia! Goilege LEXINOTON. KY: churches for many years. " Cheapest & Best BusinessCollege in the World" erine Sheets, Mary Hoover, We were hospitably enter- tlnm fight a t Jacksonville li Iff bent llonar World's Exposition for ()t course, one in my plac« Awarded Hook-keeping andatUrnrrrd Dunlins r.rturntlon. Hj'tcni or Mol'ie "A ngncr, busan f mi! , twined, o v e r n i g h t and dur- Florida, on the twenty-fifth. BhOOOUrtHuat^filn IvnnlnoM). Noirlv Ntudenf • nnntvailj. 15 Tcachorw employed. Oont l ull liaalncM would not fail t o inention ih« Coa mo. inolndlnR Tuition, 8tfttioner\u nilofI ,COOabout $ 90. Hoard, a n d Ham a n Hoover, bring| the house of The Governor oi Florida w a s school, which, a t present, is Bhort-llund, Typr-Wrltfn* and Ti'^gmpliy speoiaitlot. c|av No Vacation. Sntor now. GrAdutitoR ad'lrosR, seven df ighters. I have g i v - ; j o h n Webb Esqr. with Mr. foiled and no interference t o right good. Six young men Is bonutiful and healthful. For eiroularnmirc' tufal. Thi« oity WILBUU R. 8MITH, LEXINGTON, KY. en their names a s he gar. Courtney his son-in-law who prevent the fight, was made discussed a question bpfop them t o me, alter they were |j V P together, both of these by the authorities. The fight the public on hist Fi idn\ married, showing who they gentleman know how t o was for $20,000 a side. Greaf night. The debate was fan married. This is the family t r e a t their fellow men and preparations were made for ly good, and the andicn < was large. of lohn Mast, four boys and make them feel, when they the fight and g r e a t crowds, Easily EVtade The boys have rebuilt tl. seven girls, and there can be leave, t h a t they will s t o p a- reaching into the thousands s i d e w a l k s , a n d c l e a n e d o f f Wc wrnt many men, \vomi,n, boys, and girls to n o d o u b t o f h i s b e i n g o u r gain when they g o back t o were present, but all seemed the campus, which adds t o work for ns a few lioura dally, right in nnd nrouni tliclr own homes Th« husincss is gity, idensant, g r e a t , grea t g r a lid fa ther. ou r this fine section of Caldwell t o be greatly disappointed the appearance of the acade­ striotlv honorable, and pays better tlinti any Other oderod agents. You have a Id nnd no g r e a t grand-father Joseph county t o again enjoy their a t t h e result. Mitchell made my grounds. Our school rep competition. Experience andclear f?« ability un special resents three counties. necessary. No capital n pufrcd. We cqtilp yon M a s t being his second son. social company 7 kind atten­ a huge failureatid was Knock­ wi ll everything that yon need, treat you well, B. B. DOUGHERTY. J o h n Mast was the grand fa­ tion and the many good ed o u t in the Third round by and h dp you to earn ten times ordinary wages. •I HI 2 9 , 1 8 9 4 . Women do as well as men, and boys and girl:ther of Absolum Mast vv h o things t o e a t . The J o h n ' s Corbetl who did not receive make good pay. Any one, anywhere, etui do tho To grow old gracefully, rue work. All succeed who follow one plain nnd sim­ wrote me the letter, his fath- River section has ffor the a scratch o r other punish­ iiniHt live temperately, calmly, ple directions. Earnest work will surely bring e ' s n a m e being David Mast. most p a r t pretty little farms ment, realy there was not methodically; be interested in all you a great deal of money. Everything Is new and i.i great demand. Write for our pamphlet Old Absolum was a firstcous vcrv productive, nice farm b u t one fighter in the l ing, that, is going 01H11 t he world, lie circular, nnd receive full information. No haim and t h a t was Corbett Cor- j cheerful, hai>p.\, and contented, Gone if you conclude not to go on with the in of o u r grandfather's. houses and a very kind hos- bett is still the champion of | and above all, keep the blood business. Now a s t o the fnrther q i£S-| pj^nblc people, the world and i t will be ah ng purpftnd, vigorous by the as ol GEORGE STI^SCM&CO., Box 483, tion, a s t o whether J o h n T h e lumber business along time, perhaps,before the la ir ' Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Br sure to : iret Avtr's. PORTLAND, TVLA3NE. Mast was a brother of ^ t 1 1 I i e River is getting t o be is taken awav from him. LOW PEICES Simply Awful ,c WANTED!! A lemedy for disease and de bility, especially for thosedis eases which physicians have pronounced incurable. 0 We give below a lew of t h e the many letters which we have received, a n d which we publish with the consent of the writers who a r e convinc­ ed t h a t such a remedy a s we ha ve described has been found in Compound Oxygen Treat­ ment of Drs. Sturkey & Palen. "Mv daughter was cured of "Asthma by one treatment otoom pound Oxygen, ufier suftering for fifteen years, ED. n. wmnis, Tyler, Texas. "I used your compound Oxyg n about a year and a halt ago. I neglected to tell you ut the great benefit 1 received fr<& its use. 1 have not been troub­ led with catarrh since.—F. VV. Revels, Syracuse University Syrue. a N. V. Send for book of two liundred /ages for ha I hei infui u.Mi ion, ten t.iitoniais, etc, A book sent tree. Home Tieat jneiit scnl out by ex­ press to >e i.sed at houje. O' i'reat n.i'i.t umniiiisfi r, <l here i Ors. Slaikey & Falsi), l.Vit) Arch St. I'iiilatU ^hia, i'u. 120 Sutter St, Sua Fr 1 cLro, Cal. Please mention this paper. NOTICE. By virtue of an order of the Su pntorCourt tic undersigned as • oinniissio ier, wiil (exposeiorsrnP a t public out-cry a t the c o u r t iiouse do )i in the town ol Boone, N. G., 011 the 5th day of March, 181)4, it being the first Monday in said month, the tract ol land in Shawm ehnw township owned by the heirs of Parte Shoemaker, dcd., adjoining the lands ol R. »». Gaultney, M.C.i Impel, n F.naird and others, containing 75 acn^ of excellent and valuable land, t(V erable dwelling a 11 d improve­ ments. Terms of sale one-fourth on day dar ol sale, oiie-fom th in t wo years and Irajjitue in three years w itli interest from day oi sale. Posse scion given w hen sale is confirmed, but the title reserv­ ed until full payment of purchase tuoney is made. This Jan. 15, '94. It. L. LOWE , Commissioner. A T h e Rutherford College 1 B u r k e County^ N . C., Will open its Fall T e rm, Aug. 3, '93, under very prom ising prospects. It is ten miles west of Hickory, N.. P., near the noted Connelly Springs, whose waters are bring e h i p ^ ped t o Europe aln.ost every** day. Board, inclndingc»-» ry expense, is from $5. t< $ 9 . per month. Tuit ion ranges from $1. to $4. per month. No healthier, happier and in ore moral place can he found in America. A complete busi­ ness course a ttnchc 1. Add less OK. R. L AHEUNKTHY, I HEHII I R11 i h n iord College, N. P. M i • H f] R 4»»M (i 1 i . [OLr C ! v, • wish f ocaII ,;tt( n'iuii to our lino (if second-hand ^ £ u g g L 3 Caits, v / a ^ e n s , iia..k3,1-Iar.:css E i c , They a:*u alraohl good us r.ew, ind persons wishing to buy csn secure bargains by 1: tiling 011 us. We have a big lot of NEW BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, HARNESS Acc C on hand, which will be sold on reasonable terms. If we ha venot got what >011 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 liar ' tiess—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev erything in the harness line. Can beat the world on prices. 1STVYe will take in exchange, horses, mules, and also good bee cattle. Give lis a call. DESK EL, CRAIG J 7 CO. Lenoir iN.C. mt DTSPSf'RIA, Indtjrsstion, vd Stomach ditorders, 's IRON BttfltVll UM B1TTKRS. AH dealers keep it, fl per bottle. Genntiie h® V ade-inai k and < rusted red lines 011 is 111 i>p® M �S UBSCRIPTION K ATE S 0DITUABY. of Boone, and all efforts t o Following is the obituary find her proved futile. L a s t TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT week however, Mr. L a t h a m , of Mary N. Farthing read by t ropy 1 year $1.00 ot Trade, TEN n., stopped for order of Bethel Church o t t h e RESTORES " 0 months 50 the night with Mr, Winkler, burial services .Jan. 28. '94: u 3 months 3,5 Color, Fullness, and Texture Our deceased sister, Mary and to. his surprise and deA L>VEKTIHING RAT ES. light his long-loot and trusty j N. F a i thing, was born April TO HAIR 1 inch 1 week $ .75 mare was in Mr. L a t h a m ' s 21, 1821, in what is now Dur 1 " 1 month 1.75 Which has became Wiry, Thin, or Gray. 1 " 3 " 3.00 team. The animal was tr ad­ ham county, N. C , not far 1 " 6 " 5.00 ed for below Hickory,and by from the present city >f Dur"Some five years ago, I was not a little alarmed to dis­ 1 " 1 year 7.00 accident the right man g o t 'ia m. cover that iny hair was falling out, threatening speedy 1 column 1 week 9.00 baldness. AVER'S Ilair Vigor being recommended, She had the misfortune t o 1 " 1 month 13.50 tier t o return her to her for­ I procured a bottle and at once applied it to my hair 1 " 3 " 25.00 mer Owner. Who the rogue lose her mother when s b e and scalp, continuing to do so for several weeks, and 1 " 0 " 37.50 was is yet unknown. was quite a little girl. was happily surprised that my hair stopped falling and 3 " 1 year. 50.00 new hair came out full of life and vigor. When our sister was 1 0 o r —Some time a g o Mrs. T . L. AYER'S Hair .Vigor does not only restore 1 1 years old her father re­ new hair, but gives new life and vigor to its Filtered a t the Postoffieeat Hine, moved from one mile growth, and is a blessing to all AVIIO use it." Boone. N. 0., a s second-class west of Boone t o Hickory, moved with his family t o ltev. 1). J. BURT, Baptist Minister and Clerk Watauga county then Ashe mail m a t t e r . and took with her a houseof the Superior Court, Hawsonville, Ga. eat nailed up in a box. Al­ county and settled on thesite LOCAL NEWS. ter their arrival a t Hickory of the present village ol'Zionthe c a t was kept confined for ville, where she lived with Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. —Don't fail t o attend t h e several days for tear he would him until her marriage with big real estate sales here leave if released. Finally he our pastor Elder A. C. F a r ­ next. Monday. was freed and his catship im­ thing, which occurred Dec. —Mrs. Wike. we are sorry mediately turned his face t o 24,1840—53 years, 1 month That it is not wise to experiment With cheap compounds purporting to t o say, is still unimproved, Watauga the land of I j j s | and 2 days prior t o her death. be blood-purifiers, but which have no real medicinal value. To make use of any other than the old standard AYER'S Sarsapaxilla^-the Superior a n d s u f f e r i n g a l l s h e c a n birth, and arrived a t his old I In theydar 1 8 4 3 (over 5 0 Blood-purifier—is simply to invite loss of time, money, and health. If bear. home near Boone a few d a y s years ago) our departed sis­ you are afflicted with Scrofula, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, ter professed religion- a n d Eczema, Running Sores, Tumors, or any other blood disease, be assured —Mr. B. J . Council!, of o u r •ater. He traveled over 5 0 was baptised, with lie hus­ that it pays to use AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and AYER'S only. miles, crossed the Catawba town, is off on a business AYER'S Sarsaparilla can always be depended upon. It does not vary. band, into the fellowship of 1 rip t o Winston and Char­ River and passed some halfIt is always the same in quality, quantity, and effect. It is superior in Cove Creek Baptist Church dozen towns on his route, but combination, proportion, appearance, and in all that goes to build up the lotte this week. system weakened by disease and pain. It searches out all impurities in arrived here c n good time, by Elder Barzillai McBride, the blood and expels them by the natural channels. —Next Monday is Commis­ in the limpid waters of Bensleek and fat. sioners Court, and if you verdam Creek, and she lived AYER'S SARSAPARILLA Howdy / I hope your Christ a consistent member of t h e «rome. bring us t h a t dollar, mas has been p'easant and Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. please, for we need it. your New Year happy. 1 8 9 3 church until her death. lists cured otliers, will cure you. On the 4th, day of July Friends who ha vo promised gave you a good s t a r t o n us wood on subscription will promises, kept it up all sum­ 1851, Bethel Church was con­ d o us a kindness by bring­ mer and fall and sadly disap stituted with our sister a n d pointed you in the winter. ing it on, as we need it now. We have all been through tri 9 others a s constituted mem­ bers, three only of whom a r e —Editor Dougherty h a s als and tribulations. Not enow members of this church returned from his trip t o ven t he glories of the World s Fair could dispel the gloom (our pastor and 2 sisters). II. It. D O U G H E M Y P R I N C I P A L . — Caldwell, but is unable t o we were in. But 1 8 9 1 bids us On the 24, day of July A high school for boys mid girls. S t a r t s the students get o u t of the house on ac­ good morning. There is a count of a severe pain in one brighter iook ahead—N. M. 1852, he t o whom she had aright, and prepares teacheis for the public schools. Allen is going to. sell hard­ plighted her faith, was ordain of his hip joints. Teachers an? expected t o meet on Saturdays t o discuss ware cheaper than ever, See ed t o the full work of Hie g o s the best methods of teaching. —Irl Mix has !iit i t a t last him a t North Wilkesbo.roand pel ministry, and from t h a t Young men can here prepare for college a t a low cost,. in his weather predictions be convinced. tnne till 1 he close of her pil Special drill in debate a n d declaiming. and his long-talked of cold that are premature­ griniage shefr eelysha red with Spring term began J a n , 1st, 1 8 J 4 . F o r other informa weather i s upon u s . Now ly.Whiskersfaded should be color­ him the burdens, trials a n d gray or say, he is n o t a prophet, ed to prevent the look ofage, and privations.of a ministers life. tion address the principal. Buckingham's Dye excels all oth­ please. T o make her trials a n d ers in coloring brown or black. IilG MOIl 'WAGE LAND SA LE. burdens greater, she was t h e —Died on the 25th ult. a t From Stony Fork, N. C. mother of a large family of Whereas, Jane Miller and Husband, Edmund, B. Miller did on the t h e home of Mr. Austin, on children who were raised dur­ 5th day of August 1892, execute and deliver to Albert It. 8hatBich Mountain, Mrs. Beck, a n Editor I)emocrnt: tuck, Trustee, a trust deed on certain lands in Watauga County, agvd l a j y , who has many We have had one of the most ing the first part of husbands State ot North Carolina therein described, to secure the sum ot friends in and around Boone. wonderful revivals of religion misisteri.nl life and were left $1,300 due by said Jane and Edmund B. Miller to the British and Dropsy is said t o have been t h a t h a s e v e r b l e s s e d t h i s t o her]; care a good deal of American Mortgage Company, Limited, wjiich said trust deed is section of our country. T h e the time. Added t o this, t h e n corded in Watauga county, in Deed Book "C" Page 57" to which the cause of her death. reference is hereby made; and whereas default has been made in the services were conducted b y pioneer Baptist Ministers of payment of the moneys secured by said trust, deed; and whereas the —It takes a man with a lievsj 8 . T . Cairoll and Cni- Watauga county cannot be undersigned has been duly appointed substituted trustee in the considerable amount of gall roll Johnson. The'meet ing said t o have received even place ot said Albert R. Shatt-uqk, as provided in said trust deed, t o ask t h a t a paper be sent has requested to execute the trust therein,contained; continued for 1 5 da> 8 in suc­ a partial remuneration f o i and Now been duly notice is hereby given, that under and by virtue therefore him on time , and then, after cession, and there was t, h e their services during t h a t time of the power contained in said trust deed, I, tile Undersigned sublie has had the paper for most interest felt and shown t o relieve their wives of the stitut1? trustee, on Monday the 12th day of Feb., 1894,'between the nearly two years, and never in the meeting ever seen in cares a n d burdens which nat­ hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. in., at the court house door in the town ot Boone in Watauga county, will by public auction sell to t lie paid a cent for it, notifies the this section. urally fell t o their lot; but highest bidder for cash the following described property, viz: publisher t h a t he is tired of The ministers held their ail she toiled on t o theetid with­ F o u r hundred m r i forty three acres in three (3) tracts i t and t o please s t o p it. dience spell-hound a s it were, out- murmuring o r repining. 1st tract—Tivo^huiidml and seventy five (2751 acres in Surprises still exist. and the attention and behav She departed this life on Meat Gamp township; bounded on the north by lands of G. —Miss Annie, the daughter ior was perfect. Some of the the 26, of J a n . 1894, a t t h e Moretz, and Mrs. Houck, on the East by the lands of T. of H. L. Muggins, of Cove ablest sermons we have ever age of 72 years, 9 months S. Walls, on the South by t h e lands of .). H. Taylor, and on the West by the lands of J . E. Finley and John I. Green; Creek, died a t her home on heard were delivered, showing and 5 days. She was a kind being the lands deeded t o J une Miller wife of Edmund B. Mil­ t h e 24th ult. and was interr­ plainly what fallen man must companion, a devoted moth­ ler by A. J . Moretz and wife, and fully set o u t by metes ed a t the burying ground one do t o be saved, and t o ob­ er and a faithful friend, a n d and bounds in the deed recorded in book " p " page 1 6 7 ( J m i l e w e s t o f B o o n e o n t h e tain faith in Christ, and be leaves a husband and nine the public records ot Watauga county t o which record red a y following. Miss Annie prepared t o get t o a. better children (all of whom a r e •erence is hereby made. 2nd tract-One hundred a n d fifty (150) acres in Bald was a lady liked by all who world when done with this" now married) t o mourn her Mountain Township; bounded OP the North by the LANDS knew Imr, and will be greatly of J . W. Finley, on the E a s t by the lauds of the heirs of This meeting resulted in 6 3 loss. missed ov her associates. conversions a n d 4 1 additions Her work is done, her trials William Noma, a n d on t h e South by the lands of E. B. —Now the democrats and t o the church. May the good are over, her sufferings a r e Miller and on the West by the lands of J . W. Henry Steele, republicans of this county work g o on all over this coun ended, and if undergoing being the land deeded t o J a n e Miller wife of E. B. Miller by the heirs of Joseph Holinan deceased, and fully set o u t by had as~well give up the fight, try until there shall be none hardships and living a life of metes and bounds in deed recorded in book " i n " page 2 7 2 for the Pops a r e already put­ left t o advocate the cause of self denial for the cause of t h e of'the public records of Watauga county t o which record t i n g in their work. Let all the wicked one. L a m sure if Master a r e rewarded, surely, reference is hereny made. 3rd traet-Eighteen (18) acres of land in Bald Mountain a t t e n d t h e public speaking the churches all over the coun our sister is now enjoying Township; bounded on the North by the lands of E. B. Mil­ a t Brown's mill this week and t r j would g o t o work in ear­ t h a t reward in the Land of see what one of the leaders oi nest a s did this church, the E t e r n a I Deliverance. T o ler, on t h e E a s t by the lands oF E B. Miller, on the South hy the lands of the heirs of William Notris, and on the t h a t p a r t y has t o say in its world would soon see and re­ which reward may the Lord West, by the lands of J . W. Henry Steele, being a p a r t of defense. Of course you will be alize the power there is in re­ of Glory lead u s all a t last. the land deeded t o J a n e Miller by the heirs of Joseph Hol­ inan deceased, and fully s e t o u t by metes and bounds in highly entertained. ligion. \Y. 8 . H. W. S. F ARTHING, deed of record in book ":u"' page 272 of the public records —Ch ronicle: M r. VV. A. W i n k J a n . 27, 1 8 9 L Church Clerk. of Watauga county, t o which record reference is hereby ler tells us t h a t some time amade. You can never tell what a slight g o he g o t a gallon of what is cold may lead to, it is best, there Said land will lie sold t o satisfy the debt secured by said Bourke Cockran, of New t r u s t deed, and such title will be given a s is yested in said called Microbe Killer, from fore, to give yourself the benefit Lewis Bryan, of Boone, f o r of the doubt, and eure it as soon York h a s made a g r e a t speech trustee. E. S. COFFEY Substituted Truestee. his wife t o use on her leg, as possible with Aver's Cherry in the House on the tariff ad­ Pectoral. A day's delay, some­ which had a very bad sore on times an hour,s delay, may re­ vocating the passage of t h e Wilson bill. I t is concluded i t , and i t worked a wonder­ sult iu serious consequences. Relieves all soreness of the mucous membrane and t h a t Cochrane is the ablest cures GONORRi ICEA and GLEET In > to5 days. No ful eure. He s a y s he thinks other treatment necessary. Nercrcauscs stricture or Tl|e special income t a x has man in Congress. Following leaves any injurious after effects. Price, fr. Sold t h a t every one suffering with by druggists. been made a p a r t of the Rev­ close t o him is Bryan of Ne­ BLOOD BALM C0.,Pro'g, Atlanta, ft*. bad sores t h a t way should enue bill and has been report­ know how this medicine cur- t ed t o the House and we may braska Mr. Bryan is a young look o u t for a bitter fight in man, he also made a g r e a t ed his wife. fl@-THE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR. ISR —Some five years, ctr more the near future on this bill. speech on the same subject. a g o , friend J os hua Winkler We a r e in favor of this in­ This hill will pass the House &g-m-N0\V IS IRE 7IAE 10 SUBSCltlBE.-m~m come t a x and hope i t will had a fine bay mare stolen pass, b u t we have serious this week, perhaps, before we g o t o press. from his stables 2 miles e a s t doubts a b o u t it. Ayer's Hair Vigor A Y E R 'S H A I R V I G O R PEOPLE FIND gj3E m o c c © o © © © © © ©ocV4 AYS muni SAT' i Til If? IS NO II U.\f iHJGTO DRAW TRADE 1 0- I MEAN BUSINESS. -oI l'om now until the first d a v of Api il I will sell my stock of CLOTHING —AND— OVERCOATS At "*0 percent above COST! -oIf you d o n ' t think I mean i t come and look through my STOCK I t wont cost you one ceut if • you d o n t purchase. I have a large g f oek a n want t o get rid of i t befo spring. 9SU CALL AND LOOK! I would call y o u r a t t e n t i o n t o the big cut in prices in my other lires o KINCHM" R ESPECTFULLY. W. I, BRYAN, so'gc o$ c o c o COL � 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/27df2fb636ae648a218e37ae880eb930.pdf 10ac26e332f73a1db2a2b1bffe4db473 PDF Text Text - VOL (> Protection That Protects BOONE, WASHINGTON From our WATAUGA Butler & Blackburn, Physicians & Surgeons. LOViLL & FLETCHER, N. LETTEK. repeal of t h e odious election Regular Correspondent. Victory is in sight. I t ha« beeen a hard fight and i t is n o t yet quite done with, but When a man insures his victory is in sight, and next life under the old form of T h u r s d a y - t h e time oftaking insurance, he is simply the v o t e was postponed in o r assured that a certain der t o allow two days for the sum will be paid to his debate or. the income t a x awife, children, or heirs at mendment—the Wilson tariff his death. Good enough bill will be passed by House in its way, hut there is a much better way. The and it will include the income Tontine Instalment Pol­ t a x . There has never been a moment of d o u b t in t h e icy of the minds <4 Chairman Wilson and t h e democrats who have been associated with him in leading this fight a s t o final suceess, and the number of not only insures but pro­ tects the benificiary from doubters have been g"adualloss of the insurance as ly lessening since the demo­ well. For further par­ cratic caucus of last week en dorsed the proposition t o ticulars, address make the income t a x a n a W. J. RODDEY, Manager, For tbe Carolina*, Rock Hill, S. C. inendnient to the Wilson bill. There a r e some bard fighting a m o n g t h e democrats v h o DROVESSIONA L. have refused to be bound by the notion of the caucus and W. B. COUNC1LL, Ju. the opening of the debate on ATTORNEY AT LA V. the income t a x amendment Boone, N. C. t o d a y shows a bitter s t a t e of feeling, which will proba­ W. B. COUNCILL, M. 1). bly result in lessening t h e Boone, N. C. majority by which the U ilson bill will be passed by aResident Physician. Office on ICing Street north of Post bout twenty votes, but t li e Oilice. object long sought for will be obtained; it will be passed. T h e new amendmentsndop i. led, aside from those approv ATTORNEY AT LA B\ ed by t h e Ways and Means MARION, N.C committee, bears ou* t h e pre­ diction I made when the bill -(o)was first reported. Only two Will practice in the courts ot Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow- a men d men ts—that eha ngi ng >11 and all other counties in the the d a t e which the free wool Western listrict ft^Special atten clause shall t a k e effect upon, tftoti given to the collection of (was afterwards changed for «1 lima,"** a committee amendment na­ r. J..C* Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. ming Aug. 2,1894.) and t h a t Trade, Te»n. Zionville, N. C. abolishing the sugar bounty and putting refined sugar on the free list—of importance which were opposed by the committee were adopted by 9ST Calls attended at all t h e House, while the commit hours tee succeed in defeating pro­ J u n e 1 , '93. posed amendments strongly E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. backed t o change the follow­ ing clause of the bill; coal iron ore, steel rails, tin plate, agricultural products, salt, A TlORNkYS AT LAW, cotton, lumber, besides a num BOONE, N. 0 . ber of less importance. Com­ pisf Special attention given plete printed copies of t b e to the eolletion of claims. amended bill were on t h e 1 ,7L. GREENE, <fc CO., desks of members today for the first time. REAL ESTATE AG'TS. ' I t ' s a n ill wind,' etc. While f he iriends of the Wilson t a r ­ rtOOXL, N. C. iff bill regret t h a t the condi­ Will give special attention tion of Senator Mcpherson's t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale health would n o t permit him i f Real E s t a t e in W. N. 0 . t o remain in Washington and Those having farms, timber perform the arduous duties a n d mineral lands for sale, will d o well t o call on said Co. t h a t perfuin t o his member­ a t Boone. ship of the subcommittee, L. L. GREEN & CO. which will have charge of the March 1H>, 1893. tariff bill a s soon a s i t pass­ es t h e Mouse and is sent over ? NOTICE. t o t h e senate, they rejoice Hotel Property for Sale. On account of failing health t h a t s o staunch a tariff re­ of myself and wife, I otfer for sale former a s Senator Mills, of cnv hotel property in the town of Texas, will take his place on Boone, North Carolina, and will *ell low for cash and make terms the sub-committee. The e: j»e to suit the buyer, and will take rience of Senator Mills in pre real or personal property in ex­ paring and getting the Mills change. Apply soon. W. L. BRYAN. bill through the House sever­ al years a g o made him a tar­ " NOTICE. iff expert and will make him Parties putting papers in a valuableaddition t o t h e iny hand for execution will please advance the fees with committee. T h e Democratic Senators the papers and they will re­ ceive prompt attention, other made it plain t o their repub­ wise they will be returned lican colleagues t h a t they innot executed for the want of fees. D. F. B AIRD S HFF. i tend t o pass the bill for the Equitable Life COUNTY, C., THUHSDA Y, Tlio Latest Populist Plan. FEB11UABY 8, 1894, NO. VL An Ajfe of Cranks, Says Justice Brew­ Thebusy hum of i n d u s t r y er. What with the slowness in pleasing music now—is heaid Justice Brewer, of the Uni­ removing Republican officials in many localities. Better bus and the d e I a y Congress ted S t a t e s Supreme Court, mess outlook is the talk. At makes in enacting needed in his addresfc t o the Yale Joliet, 111., 2,00th men return and promised legislation, it alumni last evening said in t o work. At VVilliamspoi t. is no wonder t h a t enthusias p a r t : Pa., the large brick works "With nP the splent o r of areadding t o their force. At tic a n d honest Democrats feel inclined t d grumble. its material development, Amsterdam, N. Y., t h e knit­ Nearly a year have passed this is also the age of cranks. ting mill resumes. At Eliza­ and Democratic expectations Listen t o some ot their titter­ beth, N. J . , stove works rehave n o t been realized. But ings: Making the S t a t e a sumo. So a t Royersford, P a . while the Democratic a d m i n ­ d r a m shop keeper secures The Columbia, Pa., iron mill istration h a s not done what temperance; financial prob­ has started again. At Jshit ought to have done, a n d , lems a r e solved by causing penning, Mich., the hematite while o u r leaders deserve blood t o flow bridle-rein deep; mines has begun work. These criticism, there is nothing pardon of anarchist murder­ a r e t h e reports of but one for a good citizen t o d o b u t ers is a means of justice; a day, and they are coming remain in the Democratic long continued strike fills die daily. party and do all t h a t is pos­ mouths of the laborers' wife Solomon and the Butte:fly. sible to' make the law makers and children with bread; di­ I t is a Jewish tradition t h a t arid law executors comply viding the school money be­ once upon a time two butter­ with the pledges made. It tween denominational bod­ flies settled upon the roof of were silliness ruri-mnd t o ies accomplishes the grand Solomon's temple, a n d t h e talk of expecting anything democracy of the public male butterfly said t o bis worth having from either of school; taking in Indians' wife. "If I s t a m p with my the other parties. Every- muds helps t o civilize him, foot, 1 could a t once demol­ sane man knows t h a t the putting a t a g On a China­ ish this temple." The lady - j vils from which we a r e now man protects the American butterfly trembled and shiv­ suffering are due, in so f a r laborer from one with whom ered a t her husdand's revolu­ a s legislation is responsible he is unable or unwilling t o tionary speech, and two of (and it is largely responsible) compete and is a means of the king's sentinels, ovei hear t o t h e Repunlican class legis­ grace tending t o the conver­ ing it took the butterfly into lation of a quarter of a cen­ sion of the'Heathen Chinee." custody and brought him for " I n timesoF peace it is easy tury. judgment before Solomon, enough for a n y man t o act What ielief d o the Republi­ who said: "Audacious in­ c a n s o f f e r ? " T o c o n t i n u e a s President of these United sect 1 What do you mean by States. I refer you t o t h e high taxes and e x t r a v a g a n t ,\ our boast ' ' 'The butterfly husband <4 Mrs. Hayes. But expences. bowed. "8ir, 1 only mid i t What relief do the Demo­ i t took a Lincoln gentle, t o impress the missus!" Up­ c r a t s offer? Lower taxes great, sad—to pilot the na­ on healing which Solomon and more economy. They tion through the majestic smiled complete comprehen­ d o n o t offer low enough t a x times and awful horrors of sion and gave orders that, he a t this time and they a r e n o t civil war." should beset a t liberty. The Justice Brewer pleaded not economical enough, but they butterfly sa un'tered home. make substantial reductions only for scholarship, but for His wife flew o u t t o meet him Christian scholarship,declar­ in both. and eagerly inquired a s t o What relief d o t h e Popu­ ing t h a t this is a Christian the result of his trial. 'Well,' lists offer? It is embodied in nation n o t by force of s t a t u t e said her husband, with a toss a g r e a t scheme farthered by o r co n at \ f u t i on, bu t th e 11 o pes of his sensitive antennae, " I Hon. J o h n Davis, the Popu­ and purposes ami faith of the have talked it all over with list leader from Kansas. He people who have'wroughtits t h e king, and he begged me proposes t o tax on estates of glorious history from Plym­ n o t t o d o it.—London Gen­ from two t o eight percent., outh Rock t o Sandwich Is- tlewoman. and estates worth more than lands."-— Boston Dispatch. Uov. Can* and Mis Koiirttachios. ten millions a t eighteen per I t is only just t o s a y t h a t Newbern journal: No man cent. .And what d o you sup­ h a s a firmer hold on the af­ if Governor Elias Carr, of N pose he intends t o d o with fections of the people )f N. C. (J., doesn't make a s in u c h the money thus derived? I t t h a n Zebulon B. Vance, and noise a s Governor O'Ferrail, is t o be divided a m o n g the by none is he more beloved of Virginia, i t is not because States, and used "in paying than he is by the proprietor be isn't full of eloquence. We soldiers t h e difference be­ and employees of the " J o u r ­ h a v t before us a photograph tween the greenbacks the.v n a l . " If a t any time we have of the T a r Heel Governor. H is were paid in and gold, with mustacluos measures a t least interest from 18(>(>; in build­ had occasion t o differ with 32% inches from tip t o tip, him on a n y matter of public ing canals and improving policy, i t has been done with and a r e beautiful specimens county roads, and in main­ profound respect for his high of a r t . A man with umstarh taining a national g u a r d . " ios like Governaor Carr h a s This is a pretty program. character, his lofty fiat riot- no need of words. The guar­ ism and his g r e a t ability. If Mr. Davis tries t o sugar c o a t dians of his upper lip make it for the South by providing he h a s defects—and no man themselves heard from ufa;\ lives who can lay claims t o t h a t o u r proportion shall g o Those hairs have language. for "building canals" Ac. perfection—they art a s s p o t s T i p t o t i p murmurs,^nd ev­ on the sun t h a t neither ob­ With the government finan­ ery capillary tube becomes a ces already depleted and on scure its brightness nor im­ speaking trumpet. Carr, with Charlotte Times: As t o t h e active deficit upon us, caused pair its power t o hold plan­ result, we regret t h a t Mr. fi­ by the dependent pension bill, e t s and systems in their or­ his mouth shut is a greater o r a t o r than even O'Farrell lms' good name is under a vetoed by Cleveland and ap­ bits. Great in intellect; great­ er in magnetic power,soul el­ a t bis highest production and cloud. We d o n o t know of proved b.y Harrison, business perihelion of palayer.—New w h a t crime he has been guil­ men and farmers are in no evating and all encompass­ t y . But we d o know t h a t the mood t o see another dollar ing devotion t o his people, be York Sun. charges against him are un­ expended towards giving the s t a n d s without a peer in this Landmark: Hon. A. Leazar land of t h e free anq brave. founded and t h a t he needs soldiers this back pay. tells the 'Standard' t h a t he vindication in the eyes of the thinks there o u g h t t o be a We a r e in favo of a n in­ Messenger: North Carolina public. If he is innocent it come t a x , b u t we want the S t a t e board of pardons, in­ would have been much better money i t will bring in demot­ h a s enough kaolin t o supply stead of allowing one man eu for his character had h e ed t o paying the present bur­ the crocKery manufacturers tire discretion a s now. He much of sought vindication a t hands dens, which a r e t o o heavy,in of the world, flow does n o t believe the Govern­ this used in this s t a t e ? Prob­ of t h e Senate, even though order t h a t the taxes on the o r abuses the power, b u t con defeat was inevitable. T h a t necessaries of life may be les­ ably we d o with our kaolin siders the responsibility t o o Senator Vance is a d e in a - sened. I t is unfortunate t h a t a s we d o with our fine woods, g r e a t and t o o serious. We t h e Democrats everywhere d i gogue no one believes, nor is not favor a n income tax,and ship the material t o other have long favored some a r ­ it possible for him t o "regain tlie division ot the party in S t a t e s t o be manufactured, rangement t h a t would pre­ the confidence of the better favor of such imposition is a so we can bu.y the p r o d u c t a t vent s o many criminals 1 > class of people." He has nev­ cause of weakness But the a b o u t ten prices over thecost, ing turned loose on the pub­ er lost it.. Zeb Vance is to­ Populists offer us nothing of raw material, lic. We don't care whether d a y , a s for the last decade, t h a t is worthy of o u r con­ Messenger: There is a daily i t ' s a b'.«ard of pardons o r sideration. even iF they were the idol of t he people of this able t o fulfil their promises. improvement in business in what, s o long a s it. shut - o " State. |—North Lnrohniu n. e p.*rtlouiiig. the g r e a t industrial centers. this wL laws, although disposed t o allow the opponents of t h e bill all the time they can rea­ sonably desire t o talk a g a i n s t it, by promptly de­ feating the motion of Sena­ t o r Chandler, who has been allowed t o pose a s the lea jer of the republicans in the de­ bate. t o postpone further consideration of the bill t o next December. Representative Bailey's re­ solution expressing the be­ lief t h a t the ttecietaiy of the Treasury has no legal author­ ity t o use the proceeds of bonds sold under the resump­ tion a c t for any other pur­ pose t h a n t h a t stated in the a c t has been favorably re­ ported t o the House from the Judiciary committee and Mr. Bailey will endeavor t o get a vote on it after the tar­ iff lias been disposed of. Secretary Carlisle does not agree with Mr. Bailey on the contrary, lie contends t h a t lie can legally use every dol­ lar appropriated t o meet the obligations cf the govern­ ment. The bonds will be is­ sued this week, unless the a t ­ tempt t h a t is being made to­ d a y by lawyeis ill the em­ ploy of the Knights of Labor t o secure a n injunction from the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia t o pre­ vent the sale of the bonds shall succeed, and t h a t n o body expects. It is understood from a trustworthy source t li a t President Cleve'and has tend­ ered t h e position of public printer t o Mr. F. A. Crandall of Buffalo, N. Y., and that Mr. Crandall has accepted it. The same authority s a y s t h a t t h e nomination will probably not g o t o the Sen­ a t e until t h a t of Mr. Peckham t o the Supreme Court, vacancy shall have been act­ ed upon. Two of the regular appro­ priation bills—Pensions and District of Columbia—have been reported t o the House. J be pension appropriations carries $151,581,570, which iH a b o u t $15,000,000 less t h a n the appropriation made a t the last session of Con­ gress. T h e appropriation for t h e District, of Columbia is nearly $2,000,000 less ilian the estimates of the District authorities. All of this session's appropriations will be c u t in the economical style. �Howdy! I hope your Christ in the breathing, Ths Watauga Democrat changes they may also be ob­ m a s has been p'easant and though CLOSING Ji;illll!lilllllllllli:ill!i:ill!lllillllllllltl!llllllll!l|l|l|!|l|!|l|lll!i 1 A COMPLETE OVERMAN'S PER ISPEGIFIC OXYGEN! served qu teindependently of y o u r New Year happy. 1 8 9 3 g a v e you a good s t a r t o n A D EMOCRATIC family newspaper it; is THE the variations in the promises, kept it up all sum­ dt \ otad to the interest ot Coun­ 1" BREATH OF LIFE."! blood pressue a r e depend­ mer and fall and sadly disap­ ty, State and Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ ent on the pitch and loud­ pointed you in the winter. tauga County. N. C. water; without2 ness of the sound and on We have all been through tri • _ it there oan be no MOUTHlife. 6PECITI0i tone color; in these varla-. a Is and tribulations. Not ePIECE. OXYGEN li |S ven the glories of the World's J a dye Whitaker at Alexander Court. special medicat-V of the blood pressure also the F a i r could dispel the gloom ed Oxygen treat- s meat (or dleeee-* From all accounts there peculiarities of t h e individ­ 01 of the note, 2 we were in. But 1 8 9 4 bids us tliroatand lunge • were some interesting occur­ uals, whether men or lower good morning. There is a The inhalations) contain Germi- • rences a t Alexander court animals, a r e plainly appar­ brighter iook ahead—N. M. aide* and Diain': .. .* feotants, in ad- i l a s t week, a n d Judge Witak- ent, a n d even nationality, in Allen is going t o se'.l hard* s ' ' '' ditionto'ht be«t; known specifics! for these die-• ware cheaper tban ever. See e:\ in accordance with his us­ the case of men, is claimed t o -aees,carrying theremedy ty inhalation ri^ht to = > • ho -saat of the disease, making it a POSITIVE 4 1 • •::r ual custom, succeeded in exhibit some effect.— News him a t North Wilkesboroand £ UDXIe. Separate Specifics used in Catarrh and 2 be convinced. - Hay-7'ever. Not a patent medicine, Phyaioiant £ making the Alexander folks Observer Chronicle. — prescribe it in thair practice. hate him most cordially. Fri­ £ PRECAUTION "oSvoaf" IIM USE. EDUCATE YOU It GIRLS Tige Wouldn't Drop It. d a y t h e foreman on the PCTSSJTV -AT— ! 84-1She11 r Building, Omaha, Nab. -1 Drponhorlet: ; ,i: it . Bi>:>blno fliiop, " T h e hero of my s t o r y , " he 510 Fl.V.AInLnuiaHt*. Atlanta, Oa. gi an l j u r v wen t i n t c t he in •»»>», an,I any | 4.0 R roadway, CoulivF • Ni .,»* -rif.trl; » »r«> u.fed. -• >"*. V> :»V» to bo tlio bulk r r c n A P O S T A L C A R D a d d r e » e d t o . court room with some pre­ began, " a n d he was the hero •, t frr iuv «itted. j* will bring you by return mail a copy of onr. sentments. His honor look­ of the first water, was a n Ar­ r: 'd anual, ciplainir.fcthe treatment in full. Band i i • * A? ONCE. Ic r it if you prize health; kansas farmer who sailed un­ HICKORY, N. 0 . ed a t them and, because the i r. % Sspply Go., I'Bic Specific Oxygen Co., NA?KLE,: der the honorable name of [jnsurpassed for location, thor­ • e+mt. £o*ton* t<ltiIllllllltltilil.l!lllilil)lllilil!llllll|llllllllllllllllJlllllll!tlll< county commissioners were Miller. Of course you all oughness and cheapness. not indicted, made the fore­ Christian, hut not sectarian. man put all the present nents know t h a t in Arkansas it is Faculty able and painstaking. *iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:]tiii!iiiiiiT;i!!iiiiiiiiii.t!i[iii!fii!:iii£: save one into the stove. against the law of the Com­ Special advantages in Music. Send for Catalogue. Then he sent for the other monwealth t o use dynamite ADDRESS J SEEING MACIS1SIE I jurors—notwithstanding the in t h e public waters. Well, REV . J. L. MURPHY , Presiden t =n:iiiigiiiiiiiiii!>iiii!iiiiiitiMiii;Miiini»i>!}iiii!ii»iiii!tiiift):!! body had not finished its bus­ t o hurry through the state­ | iness--soundly berated them ment of the case, a lot of us H o l l y S p r i n g C o l l e g e . WARRANTED NATURE'S IL tler, Johijsoa, Uo.» Tenn. 5 YEARS W a n a told them t o go—he had came t o the conclusion t h a t C U R E FOR Beautifully and accessibly no further use for them. if we wanted t o make a big haul of fish i t would be nec­ located. While this was going on in Ample the court room some one essary t o use a little force. dations. boarding accommo­ A ceo r d i n gl y d y n a m i t e b o m bs went into the grand jury Faculty of six teacher room a n d found on the table were secured, and we asked Two hundred and eightv a presentment against Judge Miller t o g o u p the stream five students last year. This new treatment for Catarrh and Both sexes admitted. Whitaker foi n o t being pres­ and throw t h e bombs in, diseases of the respiratory organs is while we, his guests, would one of the most important discoveries Thorough work done in all ent t o open t h e c c u r t Mon­ In medical science and possesses the branches. following advantages i day morning. I t was after­ g a t h e r a t a ford a few rods Next session begins Aug. It Tho iiailont can euro himself at a small oxpoase and Aithout outsido asslstanue,. ward learned t h a t the grand down and secure the floating 7 1893. =IIIU!l!ll!!l!!!l!l!l!jlllBlllHI!lir»IM*}ll)JIIII!H»UIH»lWIII« 2. No change of diet or pursuit of life Is neoeesary fish, Miller, accompanied by during treatment. jury had voted unanimously Write for catalogue. no wise offensive fo the a r.oirgo Hiph Arm. £ 3. The remedies oro In discomfort. a highly educated water patlsnt and entail no a S.»lf set tine Mcwlle. J AS. H. S MITH, P RES'T. t o make the presentment, 4. The romedy roaches ths seat ot tho troubls ri Self-tareaoing Shr.ltle. directly. No SOqual In Cuimtruetloii. but whether they would have spaniel, went up the bank B. The remedies ar.d means of appliance can bt a llecliuulcnl Apuear&DMh carried In tho pocket without Inconvenlonoe. rii IClcgKut a THE NORTH CAROLINA done s o had they not been and prepared for his attack JFBEJS TREATMENT at any Amy ntora. & Forfeot Adjii»tn;«l>i n I'oHitiTn TaKC-u;* 2 CAOTERIN E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00* s o suddenly a n d unexpected­ upon the denizens of the wat­ College of Agriculture ami Mechanic­ St.yllnh FarnUun. = CCRRESFONDENCa 80LICITED. al Arts. Mure (inud Sewing Quklitle* and S er. H e hurled one missile, a I.arger Knnx« oftensral Woi k a Caoterlno Medioine Co., Waoo, Texas, ly discharged, is n o t positive­ any Kewtng.XIaoidne lu the World. — Will begin its Fifth Sesssion ly known. T h e news of the fuse attached, i n t o t h e Sep. 7 , 1 8 9 3 . This College is |Examine THE ROYAL tor points of| presentment came t o VVhit- stream. An instant later his now well equipped for its spe­ excellence, and y&a will wmmmK buy no other. j* uker's ears and he asked t o dog was in t h e water, and in cial work, having extensive see it. It was shown him a moment he had the bomb wood and iron shops, careful I RGYAE §. &?. CO., Roekfard. !!l. 1 SdlllltilltililltlliMillllllliilillllllililllllUltilllllllllltiillliltIP and he " w a s heard t o re- in his mouth, swimming for l.v fitted up drawing rooms, 1 chemical, botanical and Hor­ the shore. m u r k " t h a t if the present­ ticultural laboratories, green wVsaihor Boarding, ment had been brought i n t o " 'Drap it, Tige!' shouted house and barn. \ Cci'my?, court he would have ordered the farmer, 'Drap it, I s a y ' " T h e teaching force for the " B u t the d o g did n o t obey. next year -ansists of 1 5 men. Corrogated Shaattng, every member of the grand Boating Paints, jury t o jail. But it is report­ He swam wildly forward, The two courses lead t o grad and in two minutes had land­ nation in Agriculture and in I KttS Iron Roofine, ed t h a t Sheriff Watts " w a s Mechanical and Civil Engin­ heard t o remark" t h a t he ed. Miller started t o run, eering. OSS RECEIPT OF 50 CENTS 1 Ea-.t- Tt-cwuIh, fiottors and Spouting, * rfPAiSfami© of Sheet Motal for Building would n o t have taken them the d o g coming after him a t T o t a l cost a year, including WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF \> ( COKPLETE AND READY \ a breakneck g a i t . Miller ran \TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./ t o jail. Of course the judge hoard: toward the fishermen below. County students, could have ordered the sher­ $93.50. WE WANT 23.50. iff t o jail, b u t it is n o t a t all They realized the situation in P a y students, -AN F o r catalogues apply t o probable t h a t he would have an instant, and, leveling 34 THE OticY IXfALLIBLX CURE FOR A. Q. H OLLAIIY , Pres., found anybody in Alexander their guns, warned the far­ Raleigh, N. C. MM I• j I I'll III Bill 11 mil II— 1 t o execute t h e order. How­ mer t o head in another di­ la —r.a enrT5"i.i« wo. VnM to rection. The situation, for snul A.VPLY om ivi^ieriala ever, this contingency did WCI^M ill Itching Etfii Diseases. itt.tuti&y;- ivr'yc.tfy. all its seriousness, was the VMS a«SAT r>H©a3 C? SI «««.;.U-Yfx esnHVa».fi<n4e coJleStsd* vrslta for not arise.— Land mark. pv!a»» «fcL',«i &2..U XiT.a7..*fts 5 Hyad TJET7ER, it rM ts*e isfg tt bae funniest I ever saw. Miller t^tieieti, TITTE^IsS *?!»? ta terttlsJ? e re «SC6TT & GO., Cincinnati. OhL K«irical& L:'v;4i fc L a s k n r patron: I t m a y ran wildly down t h e hill yel­ tor th« v ;,t#f vitrmi- . yea M ycu tax M. ESTABLISHED I) UrtT •» 1: -tr, > e »i -r 5 frCTt.-*. . seem incredible, b u t we a r e ling a t the d o g t o g o b«ck. Um-J\ J ;i A'.' Harsa!!«3s, Psfak#* Frsgrtsi AMAWS . d. Hi: reliably informed t h a t in ArAJM.TTSfli In all ra*-* JinyrV " 'Stop!' he yelled. 'Drap If yom kt* diwAttifled urrnn.-. d and tnfipn. fit? cv.a* in sia»r,i3 lor book c: JfiUiiEuI \rf*£t tiro - e s o J t * — — some p a r t s of the S t a t e tea­ it, Tige! Go home!' But the vhoro disco*, s, », ,! how t c/ <lcort<li*, Obai-.. , -rrr' euro th.tt!. OaJl vr address. Southco-M Etrk cf the: £hM*k, ici jr»tl<ja.ril3*s."kl£of eavAtintth. A •£ F v''•* c h e r s o f p u b l i c s c h o o l s c a n d o g only increased his efforts t&SMW- MLBEflT F. SREli i CS.f I . at be found who never use black t o reaceh his master's side. J. I . SKUPTRIRE & BBS. saaaaiBBF" *•;... boards in their schools. How SAVANNAH, OA, " B u t the end soon came. they can d o good work and The fuse burned its length earn their salaries without a and then—Miller never recovfree use of blackboards we ered even the collar of poor cannot understand. I t is al­ Tige."— St Louis Republic. ! BOTANIC I so said in some schools no ef­ The Hen Was a Widow. fort is made t o class the chil­ Onr house servant is a J a ­ A thoroughly ft&raz&y dren in arithmetic, but that, FOR Akt each child is told where t o be panese. polite a s a r e most of his race. Among his duties Bieso s s i m s h e gin 'work', and t h a t they a r e Tb>« f,•,d«.:al >if,a K-jf U not fonnd wamirvK, for forty }•««.••.. by allowed a go-as-you-please is taking (tare of theehiekens. ia em:n»-ial physiciun, who U,,s u.'.wl il witn cenrjn ai',1 unvarying ruccs*- in. all diseases (or wbicb It it; r«c ran^cuded. ii race t o complete t h e book One d a y he chanced t o find a n«v^r laiis to bcsrt.t froaj All. l^rst do <•, . (tnlekly and effectually diivir^- r.ut s.4 without ever recitinga lesson nest of fine eggs a t the barn, oineab- p.rm* from »b» eys*f u tkn uih the medium of th* »l In, lira* * •' hldaway from the chicken yard, ney* witliout ivny uiipl»u«.:nt or Injurious o r making a n analysisonthe effect*. It i* n^t ti\. r :ault oi ijrnoratice contributed by a hen t h a t or superstition, but it fs f:• dod upon black board. cnmni'i,. sense and a thon.-ac ; knowledeo of modern ntedlcal science, i: effsetuolly ENDORSED BY had escaped from the others, l)untie* »n ! enf' he* vks tdec-I brin.g iioMih to tiie .uriVrer. 4s a »*eiier»I tovue A Russian scientist h a s and a s a. consequence t h e it is without a fltsl, s»4 in its. ertalyzis of PROF A. L. METZ, P. H.G, health-viiVifiT properties It i» aA>»oln;»,}y been making a number of eggs were not fertile. In ig­ beron.-i eom; eri., with anyetenedy evar of Medlcitl Department Ttilano University , ere*i b> the public. lti>» yauacw for sli • •i» of Louisiana, who,after a carefal analysis, ills resulting from iettsurs Kurt Jctpovetc ireful experiments t o deter- norance of the fact, however, pronounces it a pnra Cream Tartar Powder, ishrd blood—rite enrr*tit of life; %vi«kiy which he cheerfully recommends to the euros Jter-wiuA.*, I'Jwi,f.»-,». k'»-4wj-vte, k mine the precise ph.ysiologi- a n old lady of our household public. C'luaaata BEsrstf.f fe*,in 3-1 fW. a.e.*i vs*t»ffu.*p OlssMSt, I'sfcala • cal effects of music on Hie hu­ —a widow—immediately put "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE'^ S.rvewi jti etc. man system. The results of a hen t o 'set' on them. Bid­ P U R E , W H O L E S O M E AND POWERFUL. JNVKBTIAATT FC-^ YCCWSELP. S: rid for our Vv •»'. VwfaiiMe his investigations he sum- dy stuck t o business, but t o You Wan! It. Ack Grocer For It. fijifortu—ilo.o. ••), . of t wonder­ ful nrroy of crrt o -a-tc ,*•'.£«teiusrkuble m arizes a s follows: '.'An in- n o p m . p o g e . when the rec ire* frrnn the simplMt to th* tttost vir!!'.<*>,; ,-;ises-r\ afier »!1 knowv rcmedias GULF MFG. Co, N,,rw fa ird. Those ce.'tiflcates tMtify with fluenceon t h e circulation of ( quired time h a d more t h a n l>u uncertala sound, that quick«6t.Rr«*ifiotAnir B!oo»l Bai'Oi 1* th - nest, cheapest, l.lood is noticed,the pressurei e | a p a e c l, i h e l a d , was verv e;sf. and mot, po-.eerful jflood Purifier ever Known to the world. sometimes rising and sorne-j m i K . h p n t o l l t m ) d p n z z | p ( i t' tr- ap*r bottle ; |F.(!D for ? bottles. One of the BFJYTel5or fislr by dru?,ci'.tB; if not, vi-d to us. 3 ese.ipe? i n [ times falling, though t h e act- j t h a t l n j , , h i c k p I l s had h e e n /'.ddresi B, v.W ti»0 , .SHviH, St. the wnrli!. Onrintroduce our un.qu.lM], nnd Our firiUtic.sr. to fn< ililjr, .r. •uprrior jm ii. w.vnll ..ridmrs ion of musical tones and hatc'aed. Turning t o J a p , she I vC too.fs TEKSON in each lor.lltr, &» bo*. Only mak« «ur. of Send Stunp for lr.anr.t«(l Priea 1,1 it. to ftu« nt o.ec runtho.r who writ, pipes both on animals and said, " W h a t d o you suppose th. chance ahorr our „ooda to return ia to All you hare to do In The Scliumaober Gpnaiium Go. YuT' men expresses itself, for the( i s f h e m n t t e r w i t h o 8 P | BROWN'S IRON BITTERS thn.o who call—your nelghbon and thoio around ad*erti.emen| you The be"itfnninir ofarnali and of tha tal. most p a r t , by increased George?" George (bowing);! cures Dyspepsia, In­ allow •appearance of it reduced U tha thia frequency of the beasts of the Excuse me ma'am, excuse me digestion & Debility. *epe. Tha following cat gives tin) heart; the variations in the ^ think [bows again], I jf VOTJII HACK Acnrs. Or yon ara all worn ont, really good for noth­ about tha fiftieth part ua,s circulation con- qnent upon fi^P~One dollar pays for the can makelargeaa&Z to oftoItabnlk. Itatialeaat, from thevou aire tele•cope.aa from iaeaty.4 Icarryday willalaoahow ataiSOW you W, a grand, double t,with­ ing, it is general debility. Try BR'OHTS J HON RJTWRS. • • W i d o w satisfied.—California Democra t one year. out experience Itetter rwrite«»atn once HWe pay ell ciprre., chargaa. agusiC ii soLLus cOiiiciue with^ IC vrilicure you, cleanse your liver, and give Addreaa, 11 llAuLb r A CO,, Box t>0, 1'OittJ.AMj, Uaias. , : > - v FIONLY ; JLes. Claremont Female Col lege, ! ROYAL | CACTERIHE NEW8 PA The Pride of the North Caroli­ na Press." Do you want to aid in building up a paper that shall reflect the greatest credit on North Caroli­ na, 1 1 0 matter where it may be seen ? Then patronize The Wilmington Messenger A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER l)o you want a reliable paper giving you all the news of the world—a Democratic newspaper that equals the bestr- has the largest circulation, and has for twenty-one years been i part and factorin thegrowth and devNorth velopment of the Old State? Then subscrbe for THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER Campaign R a t e s : The "Daily Messenger," by mail, 4 months 011 trial, for $2.00 T h e weekly " T r a n s c r i p t Mes­ senger," ( t h e largest a n d best paper in t h e S t a t e ) 9 m o n t h s on trial for $1.00 Cash in advance. Both papers a r e large Eight-Page sheets. Send Postal Card with thead.ihv.ss of five per sons end re eive sample cop­ ies of T HE M ESSE;:,; me Oct. 1 s t . 1888. tf. CATARRH TAKE THE Oliisago and Alton R. R. GOING EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. West and loithwest S ROOFING. CURE PAY TETTER We?, €?sp.gd Ite\, Iteming . 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Put up hi attractive and orig­ inal packages and packed in handsoma counter display box?s of six pounds each (either size); fs only sold ID packages, at a reasonable and much lower price *o the consumer than any other package tcR 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 dU5L 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 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 yod are supplied. For-further information address HE KIN -GO TEA CO., ""ST* T PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER « &* aM i VVv -; % L '.oi' -NWfM*. * .r vjtvw* M tft-j ttow * -Wf w " v dMflitm aS*' V FREE » good appetite. m Caveats, and Trade Marks obtained, and »U Pa%» ent business conducted (or UodocAie Faes. Our 0"ice is Oppcvie U. S. fs.tan! OfCee. and we ran seenro patent in less time than thOM remote fre ni Wasblntjton. Send model, dror injc or pbfdo., with de»«ripflon. Ve advise, if paten "O.'.e or not, Crtta of Charge. Cur fvo not da* till paimt Is tv.eurcdL A Psmahlai, "Dow to Obtao. wftk names ofactual clisntk ir, yeur State, wwnaty, c« to-vn, sent free. Addrtc, C.A.SWOW&OQg Opposite Patent Office, Washin^ee, 9 �fiie Watudxa Demiurat tor the right. Let n o maul A Few Hon s in Washington, WANTED! flicker b u t show a brave de- j Webster's Weekly, A lemeily for disease a nd de termination t o relieve the! The editor of this paper bility, especially for thosedis O. H. Dougherty, Editor. oppression now upon us, spent Friday in Washington, cases which physicians have K. C. Rivers, l'liblishei pronounced incurable. canned by the wild and odious and made diligent inquiry a s We give below a few of the lhursdaj Feb. 8, 18t)4. laws of Congress passed by t o the charges they have the many letters which we the Republicans. Our politi­ been preferred a g a i n s t Col­ have received, and which we -0cal salvation rests on the re­ lector Simmons. All t h a t publish with the consent of T h e great struggle for tar­ peal of these severe laws a- could be learned was t h a t the writers who are convinc­ iff reform by tlie Democratic gainst us. The present Dem­ Mr. J o h n B. Hussey'hns filed ed that such a remedy as we House in Congress ended last !S MY M0T10,ha vedescribed has been found ocratic Congress is doing a n affidavit t o the effect t h a t Thursday in the passage of in Compound Oxygen Treat­ everything possible t o repeal he was present when Chair­ t h e Wilson bill with the in­ ment of Drs. Sturkey & Fathem. S t a n d * 0 y o u r Con­ man Simmons and others len. come t a x added, during the And good goods with t he above honest declaration, 1 gressmen and give them all sent o u t the circular infor­ long discussion of the two the support possible, and mation county chairmen a s hope to secure a good poi l ic 11 of yoqr trade. 1 have deci­ "My daughter, was cured of features of the bill there were o u r country wijl again be on t o the requirements of the ded to sell strictly PAY-DOW N, and hope my friends and Asthma by one treatment otooin d o u b t s of some of the Demo­ pound Oxygen, afier suffering the road t o prosperity. law on registration, and customers won't ask for credit. By so doing I can snceali for fifteen years, ED. B. WILLIS, c r a t s voting for t h e bill and Tyler, Texas. What is t h e m a t t e r with t h a t the design of the circul­ my customers at least 25 per cent, on the dollar. a majority of only a b o u t 3 0 a r was fraudulent. Also "MONh Y SA VIA) IS AlOA h Y MA DEA was counted for t h e measure the mails? We have not re­ "I used your compound Oxy­ .Charles a Cooke, ex-attornf.v I will sell you the heSt calicoes at 7 to 7% ets. per yard: gen about a year and a half abefore the vote was token, ceived o u r Raleigh o r Wil­ of the Eastern District, and A A A sheeting 7 to 7%: wool jeans 30 to 40cts.; Alamance go. I neglected to tell you ' of but the vote disclosed a ma mington papers since last Messrs. J a m e s F. Wrny and 7 to 7% ."its.; 24 sheets note paper 4 ets.; 25 envelopes 4 c.: the great benefit I received from jority of 03. No man ever week. There is somebody re­ have not been troub­ T h o m a s Malloy, of this bottle ink 4 ets ; pins 3 ets a pap. r, good needles 4 ets per its use. Icatarrh since.—F. VV. led with received, before in Congress sponsible for this neglect. county, have mac e affidavit paper, and every thing else in proportion. So come and se< Revels, Syracuse University Sy­ such a n ovation a s did Chair­ Why does t h e mail agent a t racuse, N. Y. t h a t t h e Republicans were me. man Wilson. Ilis enthusiast Hickory send the Boone pa­ wronged by the circular. WASTED A 7 OA' E! 500 doz con* at nerd z Send for book of two hundi <1 icfriends even carried hint a pers around through Tennes­ We d o n ' t know how it was 1,000 pounds yellow butter at 11 ets per pound. Also ,mges for further information, tes bout the Hall on their shoul­ see instead of sending them in other p a r t s of the "State, furs, wheat and rye, corn, white Ivans, etc, etc , nil at high tiu.onials, etc. A book sent tiee. ders amidst t h e greatest ex­ by Lenoir. All mail for b u t if a single Republican est market prices. So when in need <J goods call and ex­ Home Treatment scnl out by ex­ citement c n the floor und in Boone o u g h t t o come by press i i) >e used at home. ( dime was deprived o f voting in amine mv stock and I AM prices. I have a full line of Farm treatment, administered here. t h e galleries. This demon­ Lenoir. We hope the mat­ this secrioa on a c c o u n t of er's Friend Flow points ami icpairspn hand. A lot ofimi, i i rt\ $; r '.j rt , sun! shelf hard-ware—in fact a full linn of evrjy thin'/> io-pi st r a t i o n eclipsed anything of ter will be looked after a s it the circular we have not in a first class store. 1 want your irade and will appreci­ 'Jhw3 vi? t the kind ever seen in Con­ is i m p o r t a n t t o all of us here. 152S) Arch S{. CMiadcIyhG, !'r\ heard of it; and we believe gress, i t occurred just a t the Our President is sometimes ate it. Yours Anxious to please, 120 Sutter St. »S«n Francisco, Cat. Messrs. Malloy and Wrny close of Mr. Wilson's great very unfortunate in selecting Please mention this p;i|>er. will find it a hard matter to speech in closing t h e debate. men for office with the most NOTICE. produce anjinstancc where it Mr. It?ed of main closed the peculiar names. Mr. Hornwas done; but what if it was By virtue of an order of the Su debate on the Republican blower and a Mr. Peck ham pertor Court tie undersigned as done? Are not the decisions side then followed Mr. Wilson a r e two very ex (inordinary commissioner, will ex pose loi sale of our Supreme Court t o be at public out-cry at the <• o u r t who it is claimed, made t h e names for Associate judge 011 house door in the town of Boone, the Supreme Court. I lorn- respected. What does either movement, and we join with grandest speech,ever deliver­ N. G., on the 5th day of March, side want a chairman for, it the Charlotte Observer'm the ed in Congress. Then follow­ blower lias failed t o be con lSUJ.it being the first Monday he dosen't know what the expression of the hope that i! in said month, the tract of land ed the greatest excitement, finned a n d Peck ham s t a n d s law is, and fails t o see t h a t the Sena tor knows a ugh t why in Siiawneehaw township owned The crowded galleries, of men the same chance t o be ignor­ by t he heirs of Parte Shoemaker, its provisions a r e respected Simmons should not be coned. and women, who had come dcd., adjoining the lands of It. u. and obeyed by his side? timed lie will enlighten t li e Gaultnev, M.C.< Impel, n. F . naird t o witness the closing scene beorg'e Itlackmcr Folk. Why n o t have a notch on a people of his native State, and others, containing 75 acres o f t h i s g r e a t a n d momentous E. J . in Lenoir Topic. of excellent and valuable land, tol «t ick in his stead ? who cannot understand why struggle for the l i g h t s of the Seldom lias the heart of crable dwelling a n d improve­ Mr. Simmons can dispose in a matter of such moment people, broke o u t into wild this community been more ments. Terms of sale one- ourtli of said charges very easily. he should not, as of yore, on day dav of sale, one-fourth in enthusiasm and the excite­ profoundly touched than by He will lie confirmed. i wo years and hah nice in three take them into hmconfidcnce. ment for fifteen minutes was the announcement of the years with intcrest from day of We a r e glad t o hear Sena­ —Morga nton Ilernld. indescribable. We haveiead death in Greensboro on t h e sale. Possesrion given when sale t o r Runs >111 s a y t ha t a n • in­ is confirmed, but the til le reserv­ many very able speeches dur­ morning of the 25th of J a n ­ To restore gray hair to its|aat J!ira. Fltzabrth Mcsser come t a x and the repeal of ural color aw in youth, cause' it ed until full payment of purchase Baltimore, Md. ing this discussion on both uary last of him whose name money is made. This Jan. 15,T)4, the ten pel cent, tux provid­ to grow abundant and strong, sides ainortg them we noti­ heads this sketch. It. L. L OWE , Commissioner. there is no better preparation ing for the coinage of the on t h e *» Democratic side Born in the town of Lenoir than Hall's Hair Renewer. seigniorage in the Treasury, All Said Sho Could Mot Llvo a Johnson of Ohio, Patterson on October 4 t h , 1 8 7 1 , he The Rutherford CoHege" Press and Carolinian: Mr. were sure of becoming laws. fcflonth of Tenn., Cochrane of N. Y., had spent nearly all of his Burke County, N. C.f Congressman Henderson is •Joshua Winkler, of Watauga JVour Allvo and Writ—Thanka to Simpson of Knns., and many young life in his native coun­ W ill open its Fall Term, Jlood'.i Saraaparilla. not very hopeful of the repeat county, about five years ago. others. T h e burden of the t y of Caldwell. The great Aug. 3, '93, under very prom "I mujt praise Ilood's Sarsaparilla, for It Is had stolen from his premises of the 10 percent, t a x . w'ondertul medicine. I suffered 10 years with ising prospects. It is ten miles speeches made by the Repub­ outpouring of people from a horse of which lie had heard We were glad t o hear t h a t Neuralgia and Dyspepsia west of Hi *kory, N. G., near licans is t h a t the country town and country t o attend i>pell». Bomotiuies O'apt. Jernigan was sure of a n o t h i n g u n t i l o n e d a y l a s t and (aiutinjwith cold perspiration. I Iwould the noted Connelly Springs, bo almost .Iff spent will be ruined by repealing his funeral was a n indication attendance, good place in the Consular week, when the horse was a great, deal of ir.onev for medicalmy daughter whose waters are being ship­ but I did not Eft any benefit until t h e McKinley tariff, ana t h a t of the esteem in which he was about llood s S. 1 began service, l i e will probably he driven to his old home by M>. told meIt. 1 weighed lessr.sapartlla, and and was ped to Europe almost every to lake than 100 lbs. great calamities a r e t o follow held; a s it was also a mark day. Board, ineludinge**ery Robert Latham, of Hickory, sent t o Shanghai, China. A Picture of Misery if t h e Wilson bill becomesa of the g r e a t sympathy felt expense, is from $5. to#9. j er mo North Carolina is entitled when his master recogniz d Every one who saw But thought Itocould not uiont h. I nil ion ra ngi s from llvo another month. I be,ran lmprovo l i w , b u t all rending and ob­ for his bereaved parents, at onto after beginning with Hood's Sarsapato much more than she has re ahd demanded his property. rllla, and have gradually gained until I am now $1. to .^4. per month. No serving men know t h a t this both of whom have t o a re­ perfectly cured. I cat sleep reived, and we hope that Sen­ It is said that the horse, for am in perfect health.well,owo all well, and henlt hier, happier arid mora I to McKinley high tariff has markable degree the affection a t o r Ransom will be a b l e to a b o u t t w o y e a r s , w a s t h e Hood's Sarsaparilla moral place can be found in brought t h e countiy into its of the people a m o n g whom Instead of impress t h a t upon the Presi­ property of Mr. 4 \Mik»*" Bol­ TvciKh 14'}being dead now, I am allvo and America. A complete bnsilb*." M rs. E lizabeth M khsku, ness course a tt ache 1. Address present condition or greatly they have s o long lived. linger, of Catawba roniit . 1 'J Kar.t Barney Street, Baltimore, Md. dent. DR. It. \j All 1 KXETflY. PI1KSIDI NT, aided in t h e matter. We Cut off in strength of a no­ < PILL8 are purely vegetable, per­ was so'd at a I - M F of til" af Opposition to Simmon*. fectly iiuiLi'. -'ss, always lollablo and. beneficial. Rui herlord Uolieg", N. G. hope the Senate will prompt­ ble manhood, it is n melan­ The democracy of N. 0. ex­ foresaid Bollinger, to a gni ly pass the Wilson bill and choly pleasure t o recall these He man who afterwards sold "r let t h e country be relieve! characteristics of head and tends a hand of sympathy to him to his present owner, Mr. x , •iJaiG UUilw&u* f; fj pi ^ f T i j r . * £ -A J £ Lui i from the stagnated condition heart t h a t endeared him t o the democracy of New York', Latnam. We are informed Special Attractions: Matchless for here, too, war is being • burnt\ Wonderful health record now upon i t under the Mc­ all classes. that the law makes thehoxv' Delightful honielife. Well ordered Kinley law. We note with An only son. he inherited mado on the original party the property of Mr. Latham, course ofiust ructions. Thorough ! pride t h a t the populist mem­ from his father, Col. G. N in the person of t h a t feailcj and thai Mr. Winkler 5s not 'v equipped gymnasiums. M USK ac* wish toc.-iileif': toour .nider the celebrated Prof. Gra bers of t h e Western s t a t f s Folk, much of tlfetalent that leader, whose coinage and : n it. hail (German). Art uinbr Miss line <ji t et'ond-hand zeal gave us the victory in have nobly spoken and vot­ h a s placed the l a t t e r a t (he Ayer's liair Vigor keeps the Fiythe (Paris). House in seven Y:\zgr\-3. Cr.rts, wagons, ed with t h e Democrats on head of the North Carolina 1892. He is kept o u t Of I he scalp Ire;.' from dnadiuif. pre­ acres of wooded lawn in the heart office t o which his services t o vents the heir from becoming of a, beautiful city. Ttoomsfiiiely • 1M . 1*4^1 A. CwiD sCg t h e tariff reform bill. bar. finished. Steam heaiinga.nd suit Of exceptionally fine pres­ his parfv entitle him, it is al dry and 11 avail, and makes it flex ita.ry plumbing through'.ut. Tin- 'I hey are almost, good r.s new, We have read with pride! id glossy. Alltheelemonts and bilged, not because he is pet iLie a nature requires, to inak" charges as low as a fine school and persons v, ishing to buy cm Hon. Hort Rower's speech ence, tall, straight souallv unworthy, but be­ th it can make them. on t h e bill. W e regard strong, he was cast in a larg­ cause he has been a partisan I' c hair abundantand 1m autitnl. ! _yuo. Address Sen 1 for cata . cure bargains by c tiling on ri.s, Vi e btaVe a big let of NEVv are supplied by this a Imirab'c it a s a s t r o n g and a n intel­ er mould—both physically If there are other charges prcpa ration. K EY . Jaru.cs A TKIVS. Aslieville. N. O. BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, ligent a r r a y of facts and fig­ a n J intellectually--- t 'i a 11 they have never yet seen the Melvin E t after, who suc­ HAHXES9 Ac ures, showing the inequality most men. The soul of hon­ light ol d a y . Senator Vance, on liniul, which will he sold on ceeds Rope Elins usCoilejtor of this g r e a t tariff humbug. o r and frankness he despised long honored by the demo­ reasonable terms. If we have not of the Western District took Bower's speech h a s fully met deceit a n d double dealing of cratic party, records his vote charge of the office February got what ,yoii want, we will t h e expectations of his con- every kind. His aversion t o a g a i n s t the confirmation of the first ami will retain troM take pleasure in getting any s t i t u a n t s a n d plncts hirn in sham a n d pretense was such Mr. Simmons, against whom of Elias' appointees. thing for you in onr line. We buy We vrrC many men, women, boys, and girls to direct from manufacturers and the front r a n k of reformers thai it sometimes seemed t o the only charge openly pre LAND 8ALE. wo. torus a few hours daily, r.'ghi in nnd around a n d a s a n able advocate of those who did n o t know him ferred, is t h a t during t li e their own homes. Tlio business is easy, pleasant, By virtue of a mortgage strict!/ honorable, and pays better tlinn any other can, therefore, give you very t h e rights of the people who well, a s if he was reserved, campaign of 1 8 9 2 he issued dpj!C(l executed to me 11V G \ \ . l o i L A a g e n t s . Y o u I m p t i c l e a r f i e l d a n d n o close prices. sent him t o Congress. Bow­ even indifferent, b u t beneath a circular t o county chair­ • 'InvvKou and wife and duly competition. Experience and apeclal ability uu We have a full line of new Har n-ccsaitry. No capital required. We rqnfp you e r ' s speech o u g h t t o be read this exterior a manlier o r men calling attention t o the registered in I he Registers ol wi'li Overvtliiiijf fliat roti need, treat you well, ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—v you bv all who feel interested in kindlier heart never beat than provisions of t h e registration i lice in Boone . Watauga conn- , nnd i dpdo asto earn ten tinica ordinary wages. . ,,, Wotncn v/oll a? men, and boys and girK erything in the harness line. Can ty, IN.• ' • J 111 book in (/ fpage; maksa good pay. Anyone, anywhere, can do the l P I A. 1 < ' ''A Jb, 11 I• I .? » F V# their Representative and in t h a t of George B. Folk. 429, etc of mortgages , I , will |i p}p Ax All succeed who follow our plain nndbring beat the world on prices. ' fkms. Earnest work will snrely simHis e a r was ever bent t o laws. i , t h e people of tha 8 t h , Dist. If there is more against in;' r for sale to tiie highest \ ym a rp-«nt deal of money. Everything is new 8^" We will take in exchange, ym » ™ catch even the feeblest cry of L e t u s all now pull together distress, and his hand and him, the people ask t h a t it l/i i'lt i for Ciisil ill hand on ! demand. Writ® for onr pamphlet lnnses. mules, and also good bee el onhtr, Information. No for t h e right. Reform is purse were always open t o be brought t o light. If it is , ^ > 11'| l \ 1 I i ( 1 •) I i 1 ; ; U \ ( • i SiM!'., j o )1Mi f« and receive fullnot to go on witlifiai-m ca tide. G i ve n s a cal1. Al' i you conclude the '94. if !r ing the 1st. Mondavi husineot. coming through our trusted t h e needy. HENKEL, CRAIG & CO. t o be a war on democratic ia said moat b, the hinds de-! StBFSOWCO., All in all, it may be said representatives. L e t u s Lenoir iN. C. organization mire and sim- scritK'd ia s;ti(l uioi'tg'ag'c to Box 433, s t a n d t o them and give them t h a t those who knew him t j l H » ( >°»er it is nnd .er- satisfy;) debt # >f$15().ub andl PORTLAND, best loved biir. most, and fori P K nvBPK^iA, o u r lull support. Let us all his loss, one who was his|stood the better. 8uiely Sen- interest due by note and cost' ~~ Indiijostion, sud Stomach disorder,, nst umR8 nac-.v^^ IRON BITTKHS. look forward a n d n o t back­ friend extends to falher and ator Vance is the last of our of t his action. TilisFcb. 1st Needing atonic, or childreni who rant bollJing up. should tako All d^alarv v.-o p it, fi par bottle. Gcrmirchaa DROWIflROK BITTERS, ward, we a r e t o have anoth­ mother his heartfelt s.ympa- public men who would lend 1^94:. , . . Vads-iuai'k arid Classed rod lines on arrappef , ., It. ia pleasant; cures Malaria, Indlgeation, 1 the aid of his name t o such a A. J . lYlOItBTZ, Mortgagee. Billouaness, I.ivcr Coiaplaiuts and Neuralgia. er great fin^ht this coming fall t h v . LOW PRIG ES WILL W. I X LLC LAW. Rescued from Death FX! Easily IMde. 1 �SUBSCRIPTION KATE S To T HE W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT I Jopyl year 44 0 months. " 3 IllOIltllH $1.00 50 , 3 5 A DVERTISING K ATES. 1 inch 1 week 1 month " 3 " 44 0 " " 1 year column 1 week 1 month 44 3 44 0 " 44 1 year 44 ....# .75 1.75 3.00 5.00 7.00 9.00 18.50 25.00 37.50 50 00 Entered a t t h e Postoffieeat Boone, N. C., a s second-class mail m a t t e r . LOCAL NEWS. —The grippe is gradually losing its grip on the people of ou r section. —The weather being bail very few attended Commis­ sioners court Monday. —The seventh son of Mrs J . VV. Farthing anived a few d a y s since, and the publisher of the 1) E M OCR AT isun Her»n ct more. —An obituary written on t h e death of Kev. E. P. Hod ges, by a friend, has been mis laid, and we ask him to re write it. —Uapt. T . 1. and T . Fin. Coffey left Boone this mor­ ning with a lot of nice hors es, bound for the southern market. —Solomon Younee taught n singing school a t Beaver Dam Church and closed l i s t Friday. He gave general satisfaction and improved t h e young people- but the connections are in many respects wrong. Let us make up our Congress member on this subject. — Heligous revivals a r e of unusual success in Watauga this fall and winter. The churches are adding greatly t o their membeisaml build­ ing up everywhere. We are proud t o note this a s it is of such g r e a t importance t o a n y section t h a t the people become moral and religious. —There is in this office an article of considerable length by M a j. H . Bingham, of Statesville, t h a t will appear in our next issue. It is a bi­ ographical sketch of John Hoi ton and D. C. McCaiilas, two sheriffs of this county in pioneer days. The sketch will be read with much interest by o u r people. —Our worthy Deputy Col lector, li. L. Councill, has re filled Ins official bond and is now in the harness under the newly appointed Collectoi, Mel via E. Carter, of Asheville. - We a r e sorry t o learn that Mrs. Joshua Winkler h a s been very ill with grippe for some days past, but a re glad she is now improving. —The overseers of Boone township a r e hereby notified t h a t the board of supervisors will meet a t the court house in Boone o n the 24th day of F« b. for the purpose of reor­ ganizing the n n r i hands and for ail other matters connect ed with the workmg^of t h e public roails. It is requested t h a t all the overseers be pres e n t and assist in this work. T . L . Critcher Cam. Bap. Ck.pl. J. W. Tcdd on the Tariff. Editor Democrat'. I have read with pleasure the speeches of lion's John­ son. Breekenridgeand Bower, an v Ilort. 1 like t hem nil. I like Johnson's best, Because he comes nearer to tree trade than a n y of them, but be fell far short of my idea of free trade, for In* is in favor of a single t a x , us I understand him, and 1 a m de-idedl.v op­ posed t o any f a x being lev­ ied by the United St •aU^atall. I think the United States should communicate t o each S t a t e the a m o u n t necessary t o support, the Federal Gov eminent, and ask, or require each S t a t e t o furbish itsequa! o r prorata share of the aint. necessary t o support the Fed era! Government according t o ilieii- respective abilities t o pay the same—based up m t h e last census. Let. Congress pass an act t h a t the fund to support the Federal Government be ap­ portioned among States ac­ cording t o their ability t o pay, and let the S t a t e engage t o pay tfie same and raise it in any way the States' may w a n 11o . A I TO 1 i s h t h e t,a r i ff a n <1 internal* r e V e n n e. Truly vours. J. W.T ODD. Jefferson, Feb. "Nf. LIKE A DCOO OOCO Bit,YAYS OMJMN,* A Weli-known n Lowell Grocer Debilkated bv over* work, makes u s e of -()*- AVER'S SarsapariSla and s o o n f e e l s Strong and Well. "A year ago, my partner died, and the whole burden and responsi­ bility of a large grocery business fell upon me. The increased care arid hard work, in connection with the low state of my blood, so severely taxed my strength that I became all run down, had no appe­ tite, was weak, nervous, and endured all the torments which headache, indigestion, general debility, and total loss of enei'gy could possibly in­ dict. The medicine recommended me by my physicians did no more good than so much water. AYER'S Sarsaparilla being favorably brought to my attention, I tried it, and, in a short time, began to feel better. I continued to take this medicine for two months, at the end of which time I felt like a new mail. My appetite, energy, and strength returned, my food digested perfectly, ami all traces of headache and nervousness disappeared. I am convinced that if 1 had not taken AYER'S Sarsa­ parilla, instead of being strong and well, when the warm weather set in, I should have been confined to my bed, under the doctor's care, and totally unable to attend to business. I am a thorough believer in the merits of A1 ER'S Sarsaparilla for restoring to healthy, vigorous ac­ tion, the vital organs of the body, when they have become weakened or exhausted."—WILLIAM II. BROWN, 33 Gorham St., Lowell, Mass. SAY! Ayer's Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, "Mass. - \ Has cured ethers, v/s!S cure yc u (MUTUARY. Tills Is NO HUM DUG TO DRAW TRADE! Little AH 'iie, daughter of H. Iv. and J e m i m a Warren, -Owas born July 1 0 . 1890, ami —n /:. DouoHhin died J a n . 10, 1894; aged 3 A high school for boys and girls. S t a r t s (he students years and 0 months. This aright, and prepares teacheis for the public schools. -o dear little one was a remark­ Teachers are expected t o meet on Sat urdays to dIsCiis's ably promising child, heal­ the best methods of teaching. 1 rom now until the first daV thy and beautiful, and bade Young men can here prepare for college a t a low cost. of April I will sell my st ock of fair for a long life. But alas! Special drill in debutejind declaiming. fatal disease found in her his —Old Mrs. J a n e Ree -o, of Spring,term began J a n . 1 s t , 1894. F o r other .informs — 1 There a r e some parties in hi ark, and liftle Addie h'a s Beaver Dams died last week, tion address the principal. Watauga searching for a ne- gone from the embrace of lov­ she was confined for near I S —"AND— g r > man who murdered a Mr. ing' parents t o the care of months by a fall and never BIG MOIt TO AGE LAM) SA LE, V recovered. She was near 70 Jones in Cleveland county Him who said, "Buffer little Whereas, JaneMiller and Jliisbniid, Ivlmund, B. Miller did on the a little more than two weeks children t o come unto meand * years old. 5th day of August 3892, execute ond deliver to Albert K. Shota x o . J hey lost, his trail in forbid them not, for of such tuck, Trustee, a trust deed on certain lands in Watauga County, At 0 per cent above —The Sheriff and his depu­ this county. There is a reis the kingdom of heaven." State of .North Carolina therein described, to'&ecnre the sum of ties collected a large amount a r d ot W * ) ofu-ied foi There. beyond sickness and #1,300 due by said Jane and Edmund K. Miller to the British and ( of money on taxes last Mon- n n ) American Mortgage said , , . ^ * Look out for him. Mej p a j n . beyond all heart-aches it corded in Watauga Company, Limited, which Page trust deed is| f vv M county, in Deed Book 4 'C" 57 7 to which <la>. , h.. people of A ,il. n r H - g 6 f e e t 2 niches full, weighs, l „ , beckons her reference is hereby made; and whereas defa ult has been made in the s will soon have t heii « [about 1 1 0 pounds, bus acar | , o v i n f ? r , „ r e n t 8 ond friends t o payment of the moneys secured by said trust, deed; and whereas the tied despite the hard times. o i ion-head and on one hum , come, and the voice of Hirn undersigned has been duly appointed substituted trustee in the If yon uon't think I mean i t place ot said Albert K. Slraituck, as provided in said trust deed, —Old friend Joel Nonas. of He is a bright mulatto a b o u t 1 who gave the young life t h a t and has been duly requested to execute the trust therein contained; clime and look through mv Meat Camp, wasstricken with 2 0 years of age. Now therefore notice is hereby given, that under and by virtue t h e rays of its influence paralysis on Monday night, —It now appers t h a t Josh­ mightjfall with heavenly ef- of the power contained in said trust deed, I, the undersigned sub­ trustee,- on Monday the 12th Feb., between the lust, ami we a r e informed he ua Winkler will have consid­ f e c t upon loving parental stituteof 10 a. m. and 3 p. in., at the day ofhouse 1894,in the town hours court door is in an almost hopeless con­ erable trouble t o recover his hearts, says u n t o them, 4 4 I of Boone in Watauga county, will by public auction sell to t. he It wont cost you one cent i f you d o n t purchase. highest bidder for cash the following described property, viz: dition. stolen mare a t last; the law­ a m the way, the truth and Four hundred and fort,} three acres in three (3) tracts I have a large rfock a n —I request all parties who yers a t Hickory, a t vv li i c h the life." Oh! may the spirit 1 s t tract—Two hundred and seventy five (2?5^ acres* in a r e indented t o me by note, point Die mare was traded of God dwell in t h a t lonely Meat uamp l township; bounded on tire north by lands of C want t o get rid of i t befo spring account o r otherwise t o set­ for by Mr. L a t h a m , deciding home, and may hoi father and Moretz, and Mrs. flouck, on the East b.v the lands of T. mother live s o a s t o meet S. Walls, on the South by the lands of J . II. Taylor, and tle a t on°e, o r I shall be forc­ t h a t t h e t h e f t h a v i n g b e e n ed t o place o u t the same for comitted five years a g o now their dear one in t h a t bright on the West b,y the lands of J . E. Finley a n d J o h n I. Green: being the la ndsdeeded t o Jane Miller wife of Edmund B. Mil­ CALL AND L O O K ! ^ collection. W. L. Bryan. deprives the former owner of world o b o v e, and may ler by A. J . Moretz and wife, and fully set; o u t b y metes they bring their little son up and,bounds in the deed Tecorded in book " p " page lf>7 (J —We have had for a few days a n y chance t o recover h i s actual winter weather, some property. J . 8 . Binkier has in the way t h a t he will join the public records of Watauga county t o which record reI would call y o u r a t t e n t i o n s snow and plenty of ice. Dur­ now gone t o Hickory t o hands with little Addie in a ference is hereby made. bring suit lor the mare and brighter world above, where 2nd tract-One hundred and fifty (150) acres in Bald t o t h e big cut in prices in my ing the day when the ground Mountain Township; bounded on the North by the lands thaws we have a n unusual he lias our best wishes for sue they will live together forev­ of J . W. Finley, on the E a s t by the lands of the lreirs of other luces 1 er. May we all be prepared William Norris, and on the South by the lands of E. B. ccss in his undertaking. a m o u n t of mud. when death comes t o met her Miller and on the West by the lands of J . W. Henr.v Stee-e. —We are unusually pained —The efficient deputy sheriff where partings will be no being the land deeded t o J a n e Miller wife of E. B. Miller fly of Caldwell, A. H . Boyd, has t o hear of the death of our more J. A. PEARSON. the heirs of Joseph Holmuti deceased, ami fully set o u t by succeeded in recapturing one young friend, George B. Folk, Trade, Tenn., J a n . 24. metes and bounds in died recorded in book " i n " page 272 of the public lecords of Watauga county t o which record of the two negro convicts son of Col. G. N. Folk, which who escaped from Shff. Baird occurred a t Greensboro on With pure, vigorous blood reference is hereny made. 3rd tract—Eighteen (18) acres of land in Bald Mountain on his way t o llaleigh with Monday of last week. His coursing through vour veinsand remains were brought t o Le­ animating every fibreol the body Tow nship; bounded on the North by the lands of E. B. Mil­ them last fall. l i e will now ler, on the E a s t by the lands of E B. Miller, on the South be taken t o the penitentiary. noir and interred. IIis father cold weather is not only endura­ by the lands of tbe heirs of William Norris, and on the ble but pleasant and agreeable. and mother a r e sorely grief- No other blood medicine is so cer West by t h e lands of J . W. Henry Steele, being a p a r t of —Mrs. Cottrell, mother of stricken in their irreparable tain in its results as Ayer's Sar­ tbe land deeded t o J a n e Miller by the heirs of Joseph Hoiour Register of Deeds, h a s loss, he being their only child saparilla. What it does for oth­ man deceased, and fully set out. by metes a n d bounds in been near d e a t h ' s door with deed of record in book " : n " page 272 of t h e public records and t o whom they were both ers it will do tor you. grippe, and Mrs. C. J . Cot­ of Watauga county, t o which record reference is hereby s o much devoted. The be­ trell, his wife, h a s been suffer­ Howdy 1 1 hope your Christ made. reaved parents have the sym Said land will be sold t o satisfy the debt secured by said ing from the same malady, pa thy of all in this their grea­ m a s has been pheasant and t r u s t deed, and such title will be given a s is vested in said y o u r New Year happy. 1 8 9 3 but a r e both improving, we test trouble. Theyoungrnan g a v e y o u a good s t a r t o n trustee. a r e glad t o note. E. S. COFFEY Substituted Truestee. was 21 years of age and pos­ promises, kept, it tip all sum­ —Ground h o g d a y passed sessed a n unusually bright mer and fall and sadly disap­ pointed y o i in the winter. and we never took a n y note mind. Rallcvc, all soreness of the mucous mcmbraneand _ of it whether t h e weather was Our s t a t e is in a muddle We have all been through tri cures GONORRHCIiA and GT.RliT in i to5 day*. No *•>% nthc* treatment necessary, Nerercauscs strictu eor ills and tribulations. Not elcarea any injurious after effects. Price, ft, .old V" clear o r cloudy. Guess the over the terms of our Su­ by druggists. ven the glories of the World's 3L000 BALM CO., Pro's. Atlanta. Ga. hog recollects. Now for bad preme and circuit judges. The F a i r could dispel the gloom Attorney General has given we were in. But 1 8 9 4 bids us weathe'* if he saw his shadow on the 2nd, a n d v,*e think he a n opinion on the matter good morning. There is a JWT HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."^ which is n o t concurred in by brighter look ahead—N. M, did. Rmphoti-UMA, all the legal lights of the Allen is going t o s e j hard­ Stf '01V is 1HE 7ME lO SUBSCltlBE.~m~m State. I t is now probable ware cheaper than ever. See •-Could nothing be done t o iv. make our mail system more t h a t the m a t t e r will be sub­ him at North Wilkesboroand effective in W a t a u g a ? We mit ted t o the S t a t e Supreme| j' e ( . o n v > n r t >a. have mails enough to do well Court during this tnoru.b GLOBE ACADEMY I MEAN MSI NESS. CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST! STOCK -asrA i W. I.BUY * � 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_1894_0208_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: February 8, 1894] 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 1894-02-08 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/a4063c4f365c00c9111e5d6737868e3b.pdf d9631a46f11c7f01a91c327d168f0495 PDF Text Text ' -> YOLO BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C„ rHUltSDAY, F E H H U A i l Y 16, 1 8 0 4 , NO. L X ^ lg. RE A 1)1Nk THE CiLOUliS. this he did with consummate ty-dollar counterfeit bill to a beautiful mountain girl skill. Morton was vei.v ag­ which McCanlas replied that. whom hehad won and ruined: Chicago Tribune. Out beyond forest Park Communicated. gressive in all his political con it was a d d lie. As t h e and headed for the wild and and Cabonfie Place; iii the tests and always Haunted the campaign piogressed, it was vvooly north-west. John Ilorton and David C. Both these men are dead. pretty stibUrbfin town of McCanlas, familiarly known black fiiig and never gave frequently with much lifiiculin this day and generation as nor asked for quarters from ty that their friends prevent­ Horton died some 8 or 10 Wells, eight miles west of 8t; Mack Morton and CobMcCan his opponent. He engaged in ed them from engaging in yerirs ago a t home a fid sur­ Louis,lives the Rev. Israel R; las, were both very remarka­ t he contest as though his op­ deadly strife. Bowie knives rounded by relatives <111(1 Hicks, the Wcfi-ld renowned Week after week, year after ble men in many respects, ponent was trying to deprive and pistols frequently gleam­ friends and is now awaiting weather prophet; Slty View; year, you plod a beaten path, from your home to your work ed ia the sun-light. The late the bugle blast of the great his cozy out Unpretentious and in early life they werej him of vested rights. and back again. No hope for • very popular. They were both The early educational ad­ Joseph Dobson told me that trump which will awake him cottjige, is situated on the the future, nothing ahead but from his slumber and hasten crest of a high knoll, fit tli«4 work, work, work, and a still ! aspirants for the same polit­ vantages of these most le- while lie was a candidate for darker prospect for ycui family ical honors. On the organi markable men were only Such the Senate he met them a t him away to the judgment. end of the electric road, ami should you die. A 20-year zationjof Watauga county in nsthe common schools of for­ S o d a M i l l , a n d t h e y w e r e On the other hand McCanlas commands a view of the sur­ Tontine Policy in the 1849. one Michael Cook was ty or fifty years ago afford­ both armed to the teeth. As ended his life in a deadly af­ rounding country within ti elected by the County Court ed. They had only acquir­ each one began his speech he fray about the commence­ radius of several miles ifi the first sheriff. Me may not ed the rudiments of the Eng­ would fay his weapon on a ment of the late war in the either direction. I t is but will give you something to live have been elected in 1849, but lish branches. Horton was neigh boring' stump,and defi­ State of Kansnsand without •me story high, with a gabled for; a bright star to look ahead to; an end to toil when you any way lie was the firstsher not a student of history and antly open the lucket. He a moment warning went in­ roof; in the center of which is are no longer able to follow the iff of the county. I vvi itefrom consequently was not a man further said that he was con­ to the unknown beyond, and <i peculiar protuberance; ele­ beaten path of drudgery ; an memory as I have no dates of extensive and varied infor­ s t a n t l y e x p e c t i n g < 1 U 1 L A G was buried amid stranger# vated eight or ten feet above assurance that your wife and children will be provided for at before me a s to theforegoing mation, though he was a rea their discussion that one or and in a strange land and he the cone, perfectly square, your#leatli. Isn' t it worth conder of the newspapers and the other would be killed. too is a waiting to hear the with two windows on each matters. sid^-'ng? For facts and figures On the expiration of h i s was fairly well up on the po­ The contest continued until awful trUmp which is *0 bid side and surmounted by a auaress term, Jack Horton waselei ti­ litic,a 1 struggles of his time. the people had deposited their liiin arise and hurry him a railing. W. J. RODDhv, Onager, Department of the Carolinas, ed to the same office. Me held Me was, however, a fi'ieqd to ballots, when it was ascer­ way to the great assizes. This is the storm prophet s ROCK HILL, 5. C. I the office for two years, and education, and did much to tained that, t he beardless Both these extraordinary observatory. It look.- as if men by nature possessed it had been built in t h e attic, I was a candidate for re-elec foster institutions of learn­ youth had won his spurs. warm and generous Hearts and afterwards forced up Horton and McCanlas were tion. Me was opposed by (fob ing, and gave his children lib PROFESSIONAL. now inveterateenemies. They and had it not been for bad through the roof. Here it \S eral edu"ations. McCanlas, th ai a very young man, who lived on the upper McCanlas on the other hand later 011 became candidates associates they no doUbt that the' StOtm prophet, as­ W. B. C0UNC1LL, Ju. I Watauga Itiver, and near the was a great student and n- for the same office again. The would have been ornaments tronomer; editor and minis­ ATTORNEY AT LA ,V. foot of theGrandfather rnoun ronnd the base of the great contest was again bitter but to society. As it was they ter studied and works and Boone, N. C. tain. My recollection is, t h a t mountain that towered far McCanlas was again the vic­ possessed very many excel Calculate'**, and it is froirt the he was about 23 years old a t above his humble cottage, he tor. As I have already stn lent traits of character some picturesque little "house oif \V. B. COUNCILL, M. 1). this time. He wastilmostan seems t o have caught an in ted, Horton was very gener­ of Which I have already pre­ the hill** that Hicks' predict Boone, N. C. entire stranger to a large tun spirit tion of the ginnd arid ous and kind to his friends, sented, These men were very tions of cyclones, tOrnadbeS. Resident Physician. Office jority of the people of Wat­ heuutifu), and early turned in but woe be to the man who dissimilar in many lespe-ts. blizzards, tempests and all on King Street north of Post auga. to historic and poetic fields, crossed his pathway and in in fact the only striking sim­ the dreaded natural phenom­ Office. The campaign opened on up such a s Homer, Virgil, Shake the crossing threw down the ilarity t h a t they had in com­ ena emanate. Mrs forecasts mon was their lofty and dar­ seldom fail of verification, pei Cove Creek. The contest speaie. Pope, Mil tor. and By glove. He followed him with ing courage and this they and when he issues n special was aggressive and bitter ron. Me was familiar with the ferocity with which the I posseseed in a higher degree warning the accuracy of his from its very inception. They the great Captains of both blood hound pursues t h e . A l l ORNEY A 7 LAW, than any two men whom I predictions in the past caus­ were both strong physically ancient and modern times. bleeding, stricken deer and M.MUO.W N, C and mentally. Morton was Me srudieo clos dy the revo­ never let up until in .the twi­ ever knew. While Horton es the residents of the threat­ had a strong natural intel­ ened locality t o heed his dan­ —<o)— live feet 8 or 10 inches high lutions in which Alexander, light the stars appeared. Horton continued in his d« lect yet I think that McCan­ ger signal. In 1892 92 per' Will practice in the courts ol «v i t h n strong, muscular Hannibal, Caesar and Napo las possessed a much more cent, of his predictions prov­ Wjatanga. Ashe, Mitchell, McDow- iraine. and his whole con tour leon were the great central votion to Bacchus and fre­ dl and all other counties in the indicated strength of purpose fig 11 rf s. quently engaged in deadly brilliant mind. I am clear­ ed correct. • jrlstern iistrict B^Spccml atten Morton was not nn ora­ broils and was feared a n d ly of the opinion that McCan Col. I. R. Hicks was borri tioii given to the collection of an ! a wonderful degree of las' intellectual parts tower­ Fit Bristol, Tenn., December, courage. M« did not mix well tor, but like Mark Anthony, shunned by tlie law-abiding ed far above the ordinaly 1844, and is consequently with a crowd; hewasseeming spoke right on dealing in citizens, especially when in­ mind and if be had properly forty-nine years of age. At r . J . O Butler. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. Iv very retired, but on nppron strong invectives and burn­ toxicated. It is proper t o directed it be would have Trade, Tean. Zlouville, X. C. the close of the war he atten I ching him one would find him ing sarcasm. McCanlas was state here that in his sober been a very brilliant man. moments he was gentle as a Dr. J . I. Mott suitf t o me a ed Andrew College two years. Butler & Blackburn, exceedingly pleasant a 11 d a s u p e r b orator, dealing very companionable. Me did blows right and left with tell­ lamb and pleasant and affa­ few days ago that he knew Me was ordained to the min­ istry by Bishop Doggett a t not seek to ingratiate him­ ing effect 011 his auditory ble to all with whom became McCanias, having frequently met him in Lenoir, and that Cold water, Mississippi, i 11 Calls attended at a l l self into the affections of the and occasionally adorning in contact. Horton a t the he believed that lie was nat­ 1871 and removed to St. close of the war was chosen people by palavering or blus­ and beautifying his speeches hours urally the brightest man Louis, Mo., the same year. ter, but in his quiet and un­ with timely quotations from by the County Court, sheriff that he had ever seen. He June 1, *93. ^ pretentious style be tu a d e the poets and historians. Hor of the county. The war had also spoke of his splendid Me remained with the Meth­ odist, Church until nine years K F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. friends and drew them around ton was a few years the sen­ left in its wake bands who presence and lofty bearing. were setting a t defiance the But women and wine with ago, when he affilmted him­ him a s with hooks of steel. ior of McCanlas. He had al­ their long train of concomi- self with the CongregationFiAs a neighbor, he was unsur­ ready seen much of life, and regularly constituted author tantsdirnmed his intellectual lists Me wedded Miss Lai— passed always abounding in while he had made a very ac­ ities of 1 he country. In this star, and away to the north­ A T1ORNh YS A T LAW, ceptable sheriff, he had be­ emergency it became necessa­ west on the virgin soil of ban Hornsby a little over hospitality. BOONE, N. C. tAvo yeurs ego, his first wife M 'Canlas was a t least six come the devotee and was ry to select a bold and fear­ Kansas it went down in Special attention given feet in his stockings, with a worshipping a t the shrine of less spirit in order to success­ blood wad carnage long be­ having died several years be­ to the collet ion of claims, tefli fore be reached the meridian fore. .Miss Hornsby was FI large, massive frame slightly Bacchus and in other respects fully grapple with the bands of life. But it is useless for teacher in one of his Sunday• Tl T( i 1\ E i : x 1 A c o . , stooped, with a large head his reputation had become or bandit ts then infesting the me to speculate on the pos­ school classes. Six years nand very bush., hair which a little sullied. He had a I rea- b o r d e r s o f W a t a u g a . T h e sibilities and probabilities resigned from the min­ REAL ESTATE AG'TS. grew lienM.v to his eyebrows. rl.v acquired the character of members of the court knew that might have been in re­ go heami accepted theeditoristry '{(JONh, N. ( . Mis face F i n d eyes indicated a sucessful pugilist, and had of none that were bolder and serve for t his wonder!nl man. ship of Word and Works, Suffice it to say that he lis­ strength and determination occasionally engaged in more more fearless than Jack Hor­ tened to bewitching voice ol and from his salary, earning •Will give special attention deadly conflicts, and upon ton and they selected him the siren and she allured him on IP H stock, and the income t o abstracts of title, the sale and also that there p dsatod and well did he meet their ex­ into devious paths and by from briefs of his weather of Ileal Estate in W. N. C. within his Herculean bosom the whole he was regarded as charts he earns FI good annu­ pectations. lie soon restor­ her many blandishments led al income. Those having farms, timber a warm and generous heart a very dangerous foe. and mineial lands for sale, full of love and sympathy. As I have already said these ed law and order and brought him upon the rock upon Mis homelife hasthecharm will do well to call on said Co. Mis manners were very affa­ two men met on Cove Creek, the violators of law to the which be and thousands of perfect contentment and more have been wiecked Find happiness. His cottage is a t Boone. ble and his bearing superb. and soon the dance was on. bar of (he court when they lost. There are many other comfortable and even luxu­ L. L. GREE.\ k CO. I have no hesitency in saying I t was soon seen t h a t Mort on were tried and punished. He things t h a t I might write riously furnished, his income March 16, 1896. that he was by far the most had, f n the first time, me«i a held the office until 1874 concerning these dead heroes ample, his wife young, beau­ NOTICE. astute electioneerer I ever Hoeinan worthy of his steel.' when he found that his es­ some of which would be f.vv- tiful and devoted, bis busi­ Hotel Property for Sale. saw. In this respect he was Lhe conflict became warmer tate had been wrecked by (he oi'Fible and others not so fav- ness prosperous, and good On account of failing health very dissimilar to Jack Hor­ and warmer, Morton using results of the war and he oruble but I will here let the health fills his cup of joy t o curtain fall. overflowing. of myself and wife, I offer for sale ton. As soon as he approach­ his battle axe with telling ef­ then rut b ed to private life, H. BINGHAM. mv hotel prfcpertv in the town of FOR SALE! where he spent the remainder Boone, North Carolina, and will ed a crowd of fellow citizens, fect and a t each onset was of his days in trying to build Bristol Courier: The groundhog In the town of Boone, acorn sell low for cash and make terms he a t onee, without stopping parried off by the keen Da­ tells the a true story. It wasn't fortable dwelling bouse with to suit the buyer, and will take on the outskirts, moved in mascus blade of McCanlas. I up his wasted fortune. long after he got skittish of his 6 rooms and five fire places, real or personal property in ex to the midst of them, and be­ believe it was a t this point, McCanlas for a few years shadow that the heavens grew with nine acres of land, good change. Apply soon. W. L. BRYAN. gan shaking the hands of the though I am not certain as I after his promotion was ex­ dark and began to weep as it spring, some apple, pear-h and multitude with the greatest was not present, that whiie ceedingly popular. But he were. You may not believe in chestnut trees,situated some NOTICE. Parties putting papers in ease and familiarity imagin- McCanlas was charging Mor­ became the devotee of wine Higns, hut you will have to ad­ 300 yards from MFiin street. ton with complicity in t h e and women and plunged into mit thfit the groundhog sign is It is a desirable private resi my hand for execution will aole. please advanee the fees with Jack Morton, on the other counterfeiting business that the deepest vortex of dissi­ proverbial for its correctness. dence. The place will be sold cheap >11 terms t o suit the t h e papon. ami they will re-:hnnli.'Hnj^F^d"on the' o uY- he retorted with an oath that pation and debauchery and L e t u s h o p e , h o w e v e r , t h a t t h e purchaser. For further par­ ceivepromptattentioii,other . . . , „ finally on or about the ninth YVeather will at least partially de ticulars apply to I. W.Thom wise they will be returned skirts in clow consultation he ( YlcCanlas^ had forgotten not executed for the want of with his champions diseuss- the time when he had applied day of Feb., 1859 tied the nv its never-failing correctness as, Hibriten, N. C., or W. B j'ees. M. F. B AIKD S H F F . P N £ the order of battle, and to him (Horton) for a twen-^tate and carried with him before the six weeks scamper by. Couucill, Boone, N, C, I Day After | Day, Equitable Life Physicians & Surgeons, LOVILL & FLETQifER, A Biographical Sketch of John Horton and David Colvard McCanlas. �SUBSCRIPTION HATE H —N. N. Colvard a n d Na­ t h e church. May t h e g o o d work g o o n To THE WATAUUA DEMOC AT t h a n H o r t o n h a v e t r a d e d l a n d s . Colvard moves t o t h e a n d s p r e a d t h r o u g h t h e c o u n I copy 1 year $3,001 H o r t o n h o u s e o n Main s t r e e t t r y until n o t o n e shall he left j) 0 " 0 months 5 (J J a month;::::::::::::::::: a s n n d Horton «•(«•»»*• • ho T a j . t o a d v o c a t e t h e c a u s e of S a ­ l o r place o n e mile e a s t of t a n , a n d 1 feel q u i t e s u r e if ADVERTISING RATES. Boone. J o h n 11 Cook, who all t h e c h r i s t i a n people will Wakes to Find Her Little 1 inch 1 week $ .75 is now liv i n g o n t h e T a y l o r d o t h e i r d u t y , a n d t h e chur­ u 1 month 1 1.75 One Strangling. 1 " 3 " 3.00 f a r m m o v e s t o t h e R<_ bv Ha- ches g o t o work in earnest 1 « 6 " 5.00 g a n m n f a r m o n Brushy F o r k t h a t S a t a n ' s k i n g d o m would 1 " 1 year 7.00 a n d R o b y Green m o v e s t o s o o n fall t o pieces a n d t h e She Saves its Life by the 1 column 1 week 9.00 1 " 1 month 13.50 t h e jail. P r e t t y g o o d m o v i n g kingdom of o u r blessed Re Prompt Use of 1 " 3 " 25.00 f o r o n e week. deerner be reared u p in i t s 1 " 0 " 37.50 —Lee T r i p l e t ( l u n a t i c ) was s t e a d . 1 " 1 year 5 0 00 V IRGIL placed in jail here s o m e d a y s "One of my children had Croup. The case was attended by our physi­ Entered a t the Postofficoat a g o , a n d t h e iron shackles cian, and was supposed to be well under control. One night I was Boone, N. C., as second-class t a k e n off t h a t h a d confined There is no claim made foi startled by the child's hard breathing, and on going to it found it strangling. It had nearly ceased to breathe. Realizing that the child's mail matter. him for t h e p a s t seven y e a r s . Ayer's Sarsaparilla which can alarming condition had become possible in spite of the medicines given, H i s condition is indeed a pit­ not be endorsed by scores oftes-j 1 reasoned that such remedies would be of no avail. Having part of A tiinonials. This fact plainly LOCAL NEW8. bottle of AYER'S Cherry Pectoral in the house, I gave the child three iable o n e . I n his r a v i n g s he proves t h a t the blood is the doses, at short intervals, and anxiously awaited results. From the t e a r s his c l o t h i n g i n t o e n t i r e —A slight snow storm on s h r e d s , a n d h a s been nearly source of most disorders and moment the Pectoral was given, the child's breathing grew easier, and, in a short time, she was sleeping quietly and breathing naturally. The t h a t Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the Tuesday night. child is alive and well to-day, and I do not hesitate to say that AYER'S n u d e t h r o u g h t h i s cold s n a p . best ot blood-purifiers. Try it Cherry Pectoral saved her life."—C. J. WOOLDRIDGE, Wortham, Tex. —Attorney E. S. Coffe.v is Application lias been .made this month. "I wish to express my high appreciation of AYER'S Cherry Pectoral, on a business trip t > Jcfler foi his a d m i s s i o n i n t o t h e a having had occasion to use it in many cases, two of which, W. F. Owen and Jos. Johnson, were abscess of the lungs, involving almost the entire sylum at Morganton. son. S e n a t o r Vance is in Flori organ. The patients were treated by several physicians, and were pro­ —W. B. Oonncill. Jr., has —Mr. W a l t e r Williamson of d a , a n d writes t o t h e Ashe nounced to be in the last stages of consumption. Being placed in my hands, the main part of the treatment Was AYER'S Cherry Pectoral. gone to Elk Park on a busi­ Ashe c o u n t y , ( b r a n d y g a n g ­ villc 'Citizen' t h a t his hen It h This was about eight years ago, and both men are now, to all appearance, i s g r e a t l y i m p r o v eJ a n d ness trip. e r ) s p e n t M o n d a y in Boone in perfectly sound health. I have used this remedy in a number of other —Dr. L. C. Reeves is visit­ a n d informed u s t h a t there hopes t o he a b l e t o t a k e his cases with like favorable results." — JOHN A. RITTKR, M. D., West ing ids sick sister in Allegha­ a r e t o he t w o b r a n new p a ­ s e a t in t h e S e n a t e before long. Baden, Ind. "When my children had the whooping cough, AYER'S Cherry Pectoral pers s t a r t e d in Jefferson by T h e S e n a t o r still o p p o s e s Colny county. did them more good than any other medicine."—Mrs. M. BROCKWELL, t h e first of March. T h e demo­ 1 e r t o r S i m m o n s ' ?onfirma—R. J . Minton and Mrs. E c r a t i c p a p e r will be published ti )ii, a n d s a y s he o p p o s e s Harris, Tenn. lizabeth Pen ley, both of llow by t h e Messrs J o h n s o n , of Al­ S i m m o n s o n personal a s well nrd s Creek, are down with l e g h a n y , b u t o u r i n f o r m a n t a s public g r o u n d s . Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. the gripjie. did n o t k n o w who t h e unfor­ Prompt to act, sure to otire —Old man Harrison, our t u n a t e w a s who* will a g a i n Don't waste time, money, and Tills IS NO HUM shoe-maker, has been quite t r y t o r n l l j t h e broken r a n k s health, trying every new medi­ ill for some days, but is now of t h e republican p a r t y in old cine you may see advertised in HUG TO DRAW the papers. If the cause of your improving. Ashe t h r o u g h t h e c o l u m n s of TRADE! trouble is in the blood, liver, — 1. B. Johnson, of Foscoe, a n o t h e r radical p a p e r . -ostomach, or kidnevs, take Ayer,s has sold his house and lot to —On l a s t S u n d a y evening Sarsaparilla a t once, and be W. V. Calaway and will move E l b e r t V u n n o v . a y o u n g m a n sure of a cure. Take no other. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. I MEAN BUSINESS. t o Blowing Rock. of m a n y g o o d qualities, a n d EXE UT1VE DEPARTMENT. -o— —Married a t the residence w h o is we'l k n o w n t h r o u g h S e n a t o r Q u a y , of P a . , in IV HE HE AS, official information has been received at of the bridYs father on Sto­ several of o u r m o u n t a i n coun a n interview a t P i t t s b u r g re­ this Department that Frank Ragan, Sr., and J . S. Ragan. Lrom now until the first day ny Fork, on the 8th inst.Mr. ties a s a y o u n g m a n of ex­ cently, s a i d t h a t t h e 11 ilson members of a band of robber* have b»en charged wirh va of April I will sell my stock of Isaac Green and Miss Mary cellent business qualifications bill would p a s s t h e Senate. rions crimes of robbery and conspiracy to rob, steal etc!, c o m m i t t e d suicide a t G a p Wagner. committed in the county of Watauga, and Greek o n l a s t S u n d a y by t a ­ If the hair has been made t o Whereas, it appears that the said Frank Ragan, Sr., and —Miss Bina. daughter of k i n g four ounces o f l a u d a u m . grow a natural color on bald J . S Ragan have fled the State, oi so concealed themselves —A N D— L. L. Greene, who has been M a d a m I t u u i o r s a y s t h a t a heads in thousands of eases, b\ that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon spending some time visiting d i s a p p o i n t m e n t in love caus­ using Hall's llair Renewer, why them. friends h> different counties A 7 ovr, Therefore, I, Elias C«rr, Governor of the State o' ed him t o t a k e h i s o w n life, will it not in your case? in the State, lias returned to North Carolina, by virtue of authority in me vested bv law. h u t we a r e persuaded t h a t a Af *0 per cent above her home in Boone. Secretary Carlisle's $50, do issue this my PROCLAMATION, offering a reward of one tiling of t h a t kind h a s never —Old Mrs. Rich, common­ caused s o r a s h a n a c t . 009,000 bonds have all been hundred and twenty-five dollars each for the apprehension and delivery of the said Frank Ragan, Sr., and J.S. Ragan A MOTHER AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL SAY! Ayer's Cherry Pectoral A PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR! $250.00 REWARD, CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST! ly known as "Granny Rich,'' taken with great prompt­ t o the sheriff t)f Watauga county, a t the court house in and was, perhaps, the oldest ness "Uncle Sams" credit is Boone, and I do enjoin all officers of the State and all goad From Virgril, N. C. woman in Caldwell orWatau Editor Democrat: citizens t o assist, in bringing said criminals t o justice. still a t par value. If you don't think I mean it g a counties, died a t Globe on Done a t our city of Raleigh, the 2nd day of February, in Not having seen anything last Tuesday. Our friends over the line in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundrd and nine­ come and look through my from this section in your pa­ ty four and in the one hundred auu eighteenth year of our —The little four months old per*, if you will give me space East Tenn.,are now canvas- American Independence. ELIAS CARR. daughter of Beuj. Hodges, in your columns 1 will give singfor nomination for office. By the Governor: on Doe Fork, has for several you a few of the happenings It is quite early we think to S. F. TELLFAIR, Private Secretory I t wont cost you one cent if commence activity in this days been very low with a se­ in this neighborhood. you dont purchase. vere attack of croup. Hope The leading topics for some line. A short campaign litis I have a large stock nnd she will soon recover. d a y s h a v e b e e n m u d a n d trouble enough in it t o be want to get rid of it before —Our young friend, James grippe. The roads are almost dreaded, let alone near one spring. half a year, but we suppose II. Bryan, is still on the mar­ impassable and the grippe is ket with horses, having han­ getting in its work. Many of they are acting upon the idea dled near 100 head this win­ our citizens are confined to that "the early biro catches CALL AND LOOK! the wonn." ter. He reports t h a t times their beds with the disease. Notwithstanding the had are improving. This is good Ex-Senator John J.Ingalls weather, sickness and mud news. was converted a t one of Sam I would call your attention the Baptist brethren of Lau­ Jones' meetings inNasheville —T. M. Cottrell, of Deerto the big cut in prices in my rel Springs church are erect­ Tenn., a few days ago. Sam field, had the misfortune to ing a new church house near other lines get his arm broken on last Jones is a great success any flfiHTHE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR.""®# R. W. Walker's, and I am way, or he could not have sue Monday. He fell from "his glad to say that the work ceeded on Ingalls. But it the m m-NOW is IHE ILDE io &UBSCRiBE.-mrm liorse with his weight on his has progressed nicely. There left arm, and broke it near has not been any discord a- Lord has had nothing to do with Jngall's conversion it the elbow. mong the brethren, which is —The DEMOCRAT now has so often a draw-back in such won't amount t o much and a good supply of blank paper enterprises. The work and John J . will be as bad as ev­ on hand and will continue donations have been done er. to visit its readers a s before. and paid in a spirit of love The "Manufacturer's Rec But let us remind some of our and brotherly kindness, hon­ ord" in reviewing the condi­ delinquents that we are still orable t o all concerned and tion of business in the South anxious for the amounts due they have had one of the most for the past week says: Aus, and must have them. wonderful revivals of religion mong other enterprises sprin­ —T h 3 beautiful Blowing in the now house that has ev­ g i n g up in the Southern sec­ R o c k H o t e l p r o p e r t y i s er blessed this section. The tion, a large number of Sou­ now owned by Messrs W. B. services were conducted bv thern factories in the iron and B. J . Councill, of Boone, Revs. S. T. Carroll and Car­ business a re on the way which and James P. Taylor, of Elk roll Jshnson. They continu­ will employ thousands o f B. B. DOUGHER1YPRINCIPAL, Park. We are glad this val­ ed sixteen days in succession hands, and sites [daces all A high school for boys and girls. Starts the students uable property has fallen in­ and there has been much in­ over the South where plants aright, and prepares teachers for the public schools. terest felt and shown in the of considerable magnitude Teachers are expected t o meet on Saturdays to discuss t o such good hands. meeting. The ministers de­ will soon be erected. This the best methods of teaching. —The Governor has offered Young men can here prepare for college a t a low cost. a reward of $125.00 each for livered the truths of the gos­ speaks well of the South and Special drill in debate and declaiming. the arrest and delivery to the pel with force and ability, and notwithstanding the great t o Spring term began Jan. 1st, 1894. For other informa sheriff of Watauga count f of it seems a s if it had the de­ do about the lowering of the tion address the principal. Frank Ragan, Sen.,and J.S. RjJgPfcOTFULLV, Ragan, who have been charg sired effect and causded many tariff by the protectionists, ReRrrer *11 sofeness of the ifitiCAut fnembrafld and ed with many crimes in this t o turn and live and t h e the South will revive in many cures GONORRHCEA. and GLEET in t to, days. No other treatment necessary. Never causes stricture or county. Seethe Governor's church is greatly revived. The respects beyond any time in leaves any injurious after effects. Price, fi. Sold by druggists. proclamation aud reward in I meeting resulted in 37 con her history. BLOOD BALM CO., Prv't another column. i versions and 34 additions to STOCK GLOBE ACADEMY, KINCHN W. L. BRYAN, �fda WitaijaQaonarat i), H. Donjjlicrty, Hditor. R. t'. Rivers, Publisher* 7bursdnj Feb. 15, 1814. Thorp seams t o bean es­ trangement between t h e President ond several Sena­ tors. We think mostly on account of the appointments by the President. It is charg­ ed that Cleveland has not consulted Senators in making his appointments. Senators Hill and Murphey of New York knifed the appointees from t h a t State t o wit Hornblower and Peekham. It is further charged by Senators t h a t Cleveland is favorable t o the mrgwumps and is not a true Democrat. Many of the Democratic papers make the charge that the President is more favorable to the Re­ publican id' a on the finance than he is with the Demo­ crats. On the silver question this charge seems true so far a s the free coinage is con­ cerned. We want to say that we have great faith in our President and believe him honest and crpable and in consequence every Democrat of tS* notion ought t o give him full support. How can we expect to accomplish the great reform rn the govern­ ment. unless we all pull to­ gether. We do not endorse every thing that Mr. Cleve­ land is charged with neither do wo know that every news paper statement about him is true. Much of the news printel about thefriction be­ tween the President and the Senate is over stated no donbt. Ir was frequently given out a t Washington t h a t the Democrats were hopelesly divided on the Wil­ son bill especially the income tax, part of the bill, but the vote proved it t o he false. It now appears that the Demo­ crats are united on all the g r e a t j ohtical questions save t h a t of finance and we confidently look for a united Democracy qn this question during the present session, and in consequence much substantial relief will be had. Our people should not ex­ pect CNery thing t o be accom plished all in one session as it takes much time where there are so many different interests t o consider and a furious enemy t o fight over every inch of ground to pre­ vent proper legislation. But reform is commenced and will never go backward if the people will support our pol­ itical reformers and encour­ age them in their great fight for the right. The Senate has repealed the Federal election law. The vote was 39 yeas and 28 nays, a party vote, except Mr. StewarteRepublican and Allen, Kvle and Peffer pugi­ lists who voted yea with the Democrats, so down goes the law authorizing Deputy Mar shalls t o hold elections and bulldose the voters. The people are again fieein the several States to manage their local affairs in regard to elections The Republi­ cans fought manfully to re­ tain the obnoxious statute against free elections. The Democratic Congress is a t work in earnest and if the Senate will d o its duty , most of these Republican, laws against the common interest of the people will be repealed and our country again placed on the high w ay of peace and prosperity. W? are proud t o see ourj populist friends voting with the Democrats on these important changes. They helped to pass the Wil­ son bill in the house and will vote for it in the Senate. This is a good omen in our opin­ ion. Congressman Bhind of Mo., has reported his coinage bill to the House. It provides for the immediate coinage of the seigniorage b n I I i o n. Seigniorage means the bullionaccumulated in the Tress ury by the bullion purchase under the Sherman law, and is a profit of about 28 cents on I he dollar, and is the dif­ ference between the bullion price and the coinage pr ice. Til's seigniorage w ill amount to over fifty million dollars. This bill will pass the House, it is thought, hut a hard fight is looked for, on it. Governor Tillman, of South Carolina, is having lots of trouble with his St?rte Con­ stables in enforcing the whis­ ky law, shooting, riots and gen?ral distur bance areof all most daily occurrence. The law in South Carolina in regard t o selling whisky is op­ posed by fiie citizen8and will be hard t o enforce, the op position is intense and will produce bitter feuds^aniotig the people. We publish an interest­ ing letter from our geniel f r i e n d Maj. Bingham of Statesville, on • wo very noted characters of Watauga coun ty. The communication is lengthy and gives an interest rng account of the two men, llorton and McCanlas. Much more could be said on this subject. Yes, volumes could be written and then the his­ tory would not be complete. will soon star t for Washing­ ton to have a patent upon it. So says the "Chronicle." The Hawaiian Resolution passed the House by a party vote. The resolution endors­ es the President's actions in the Hawaiian trouble. Non­ interference and opposition t o annexation are the main features of the resolution. The Republicans wanted to fire on the President and op­ pose the resolution. They have failed t o make any pol­ itical capital out of the Hawaii muss. The Dole goveinment and Queen Lil are left t o them selves t o settle their awn af­ fairs. We never have lost any sleep over his whole af­ fairs and we still can rest at ease. Tiu Fever at King's Mountain. At Dallas Monday we were in conversation with a prom­ inent King's Mountain man who has money in the tin en terprise of his place. He says the town has the tin fe­ ver. This metal has been discovered already in large quantities and prospecting is still going on. Northern capitalists stand ready with big money t o take hold of the business as soon as tin enough is discovered to jus tify working the mines. But if the metal is found in suffi­ cient quantities it is hardly likely that the King's Moun­ tain ("people, who know a good thing when they see it, will allow mush of the stock to be sold away from home. Some of the ores pan out about 75 percent of tin while the general percentage is about three times higher than that of the ancient and still famous Cornwall mines England.—Ga zct re. Two clever men, a populist and a Democrat, were discus­ sing the condition of the country theotherday. They agreed that the evils were national and could not be corrected o.v State legislation and then the Democrat reas­ oned w ith his friend as to the necessity of united action in order to reach the goal. There is no room for doubt that if the Democrats at Washington do their duty Populism will not amount to anything in this section next fall. L°ss taxes and rnoie money is the programme that will win.—Reidsville Weekly. HOMICIDE IN ALLEGHANY. EL KIN, Feb. 8—Last Sun­ day evening a man named Slaughtei. of Carroll county, Virginia, and John Bare and Jim Long, of Alleghany coun ty, N. C., had a difficulty near Gray postofHce, in Alle­ ghany, when Slaughter stabbed Bare t o the heart, killing him instantly. He also cut Long very severely across the abdomen, and his recov­ ery is very doubtful. The place where the homicide oc­ curred is very isolated, and the details of the affair are hard t o get a t . Slaughter has been arrested and is in jail a t Sparta. The people are very much wrought up over it, and there is danger of Slaughter's b°ing lynched. Reports say he is wanted in Virginia for other crimes he has committed there WANTED 1 LOW PRICES -0 IS MY M0T10,And good goods with the above honest declaration , J hope to secure a good portion ol' your trade. I have deci­ ded to sell strictly PAY-DOWN, and hope my friends and customers won't ask for credit. i>y so doing 1 can sa v eall my customers a t least 25 per cent, on the dollar. "MONE Y SA VIA) IS MO Ah Y MADE." I will sell you the hesi calicoes at 7 t o 7% cts. per yard; A A A sheeting 7 to 7%; wool jeans 30 to 40cts.*; Alamance 7 to 7% Ms.; 24 sheets note paper 4 cts.; 25 envelopes 4 <\; bottle ink 4 cts ; pins 3 cts a paper, good needles 4 cts per paper, and every thing else in proportion. So come and see me. WANTED A I OA* E! 500 doz egos a t 12% ets nerdoz.. 1,000 pounds yellow butter a t 14 cts per pound. Also furs, wheat and rye, corn, white beans, etc, etc , nil at high est market prices. So when in need of goods call and ex­ amine my stock and I >u prices. 1 have a full line of Farm er's Friend Plow points and repairs on hand. A h>t ofm.ils and shed' hard-ware'—in fact a toll line of everything kept in a first class store, i want your trade and wdi appreciYouvs Anxious to lease. ate it. WILL W. HC LLC LAW. The Treasury Department estinTates t h a t the income tax will bring the govern­ ment $75,000,000 annually, and the nice points in it are that the government needs! it and it will be paid by the, rich who are so fully able to bear it. CAPTURED AT WILMIK<<T0N. WILMINGTON , Feb. 9 —John Brock, charged with the min­ der of his wif a was arrested here today a t 6:35.Twelfth and Market streets, in the eastern part of the city, by Sergeant J . L. White and Of­ fice VV. C. Moore. He was unarmed and niad° no resis­ tance. The sheriff's posse had been constantly on his track since Saturday, and like a hunted hare the man had been dodging through Hie sands and swamps until he was in tatters and almost shreds. His inordinate thirst for liquor drove him into the confines of the city and be­ fore he could get, out again he fell into the dutches of th • law. He tells a plausible story about the drowning of his wife. The preliminary hearing will be on Monday morning a t 10 o'clock. Clifford Jllackman A Boston Boy's Eyesight A temedy for disease and de btlity, especially for thosedis eases which physicians have pronounced incurable. We give below a tew of the the many letters which we have received, and which we publish with the consent of the writers who are convinc­ ed that such a remedy as we ho vedescribed has been found in Compound Oxygen Treat­ ment of Drs. Sturkev & Palen. "My daughter was cured of Asthma by one treatment of com pound Oxygen, after suffering for fifteen years, ED. B. WILLIS, Tyler, Texas. "I used your compound Oxy­ gen about a year and a half a go. I neglected to tell you of the great benefit 1 received from its use. I have not been troub­ led with catarrh since.—F. W. Revels, Syracuse University Sv-V' " incuse, i\. -vi. Send for book of two hundred pages for further information, tea tiu.onials. etc. A book sent tree. Home Treatment sent out by expresH in »e used at home. Olfice Preutnient administered here. UISI UICH KGJ m II C 1 B G I ! ; 1521) Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa, 120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cat. Please mention this paper. NOTICE. By virtue of an order of the Sn pert or Court- tie undersigned as commissioners-will expose forsale at public out-cry at t he c o u r t house do >r in the town of Boone, N. C., on the 5th day of Man h, "1894, it being the first Monday in said month, the tract of land in Shawneehaw township owned by the heirs of Parte Shoemaker, (fed., adjoining the lands of R. B. Gnultnoy, M.C. < ha pel, B. P. Ha inl­ and others, containing 75 acres' of excellent and valuable land, f ol Table dwelling a n d improve­ ments. Terms of sale one-fourth on day dor ol sale, one-fourth in two years and balance in three years with interest from day of sale. Possession given when sale is confirmed, but the title reserv­ ed until full payment of purchase money *IH made. ThisJan. 15,'94. R. L. LOWE, Commissioner.' CrThe Rutherford College' Hy Hood's Saraa, • —IJioo<l Poi­ Burke County, N . C,, * soned by Canker. Will open its Fall Term, Rend tho f~."ovrlng from a grateful mother: Aug. 3, 93, under very prom "My llttlo boy had Scarlet Fever when 4 years old, and it loft him very weak and with blood ising prospects. It is ten miles poinonc-d v»s:Ji maker. Ills eyes became west of Hi-kory, N. (J., near so Inflamed that hi i sufferings wore Intense, and the noted Connelly Springs, for seven wpeus ho Coukl Not Cpen His Eyes. whose waters are b e i n g t-hipI took 1 :m twice during that tlmo to the Eye ped to Europe almost, e v e r y and Ear Infirmary on Charles street, but their day. Board, including*** cry remedies failed to do l.i.n the faintest shadow of good. I commenced giving him Hood's expense, is from $ 5 . to $9 per Sars&parilla an ! it soon cured him. I have Tuition ro nges from never doubted that It kJ* sight, even rnont h. if Btt hi. very liS*. You may use tills tes­ •fl. to | 4 . per month. No timonial in any way you choose. I am always ready to sound the pral ie of healthier, happier and more moral place can be found in Hood's Sarsaparilla America. A complete luisibecause of the wonderful good It- did my son." AMTE F. KLACKMAN, 3888 Washington 8t, nesscourseattar he f. Address Boston, Mass. Got HOOD'S. DR. R. IJ AftKRNETI.'Y, PHEsim NT, HOOD'S PlLLS are hand made, and are perRutherfordColieg", N. ('. foct in corupoaitioa, proportion and appearance. Saved—Perhaps His Life Asfeilis Female Go,,* ATTEKT1IH, I Special Attractions: Matchless climate. Wonderful health record }1( vdyl\ I K ] c voi r ( I r a Delightful houielife. Well ordered mas has be*«n p'easant and course ofinstructions. Thorough your Now Year happy. 1893 Jy equipped gymnasiums. Music We wish topfdIutfcTd.iGiitoour gave you a good start o n under the celebrated Prof, Gra promises, kept it up ail sum­ bu u (German). Art u®der Miss line ol second-hand mer ami fall arid sadly disap­ Blythe (Paris). House in seven Buggies, Carts, wagons, pointed you in the winter. acres of wooded lawn in the heart of a beautiful city. Rooms finely Hackc, Har. ess Etc, We have ;.ll been through tri finished. Steam heatingaml sai als and tribulations. Not o- itarv plumbing throughout. The Tboy arc almost good OH new, ~ ven the glories of the World s charges as low as a fine school and persons wishing tt> buy can Fair could dispel the gloom can make them. Sen 1 for cata secure bargains by calling on us. we were in. But 1891 bids us log ue. Address We have a big lot of NEW good morning. There is a REV. JaMics ATXINS. Ashevilie, N. C. brighter iook ahead—N. M. BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, Alien is going to s e j hard­ HARNES« Ac on hand, which will be gold on ware cheaper than ever. him a t North Wilkesboro and reasonable terms. If we have not be convinced. got what you want, we will PER DAY take pleasure in getting any LAND SALE E a s i l y [ M a d e . thing for you in our line. We buy By virtue of n mortgage Wc want, many men, women, boys, and girl* to deed executed to me by G. \V. work for us a few hours dolly, right in and around .direct from manufacturers and their own homes. The business Is plcnsant, t'lawson and iwife ' , '1 J' j | strlstlv honorable, nnd pays better easy, HDJ*other can, therefore, give you very , than < registered in the Registers of- offered agents. You I I.IYC a clear field and no close prices. nn fice in Boone Watauga coun­ competition.NoF.xperienec nnd speciul ability yon We have a full line of new Hnr Bvceanary. capital required. We equip '•Dill McKinlev and the Mc- The gooseborro as a weath­ Kinley Bill; Bill Wilson and er prognosticator has hit the Wilson Bill." These four weather for January and so Bills have had a general sha­ far as t o I eb.closer than Prof. king up in the Hcfime for the Irl R. Hi< ks. B >th, however past two months, and it is agreed on Feb. weather which now theSenatf stimeto ventil has given us lots of rain and a t e them. In the meantime the some snow. The goosebone newspapers have had a great says after April first there deal t o s«y on this bill ques­ will be no freezing weather tion and many thousands of and t h a t the Spring will be private citizens and public early. men have discussed for and George W. Childs, proprie­ ty, N. H., in book "U" page vriih everything that you need, treat you well, against these prominent bills tor of the "public Ledger" is you 429, etc, of mortgages • I wi and helpdo nsto earn ten limes ordinary wages. and so far as we have been , VVo'-nen well as men, and boys and girlc dead. He had a stroke of offer for sale to thi nig nCST j make good pay. Anyone, anywhere, can do the aide t o judge. Bill McKinlev bidder for cash in hand Oil ' ' A llr.ucwed who follow onr plain »nd»im. paralysis on the eighteenth ,— ( will surely and the MeKinley Bill have of January. Mr. Childs was Mij 1 _V .r ,ne Ot iI! iI a V. ' t! \' .1 i ., i Iy„' dl-eellons. Earnest, workEverything isbring ( ) 11 i 11 f, great deal of money. new g o t the worst of it and will '94, i t b e i n g t h ^ Inf M on da V ^ ' great demand. Write for our pamphlet a very remarkable man, and • j , v. . i i i j' circular, and receive full information. No harm continue t o be downed as a we believe one of the grea test j11 If1 month, 1.:f I' i < I < H ( i f- j n r . if y o u conclude n o t t o g o o n w i t h t h e scribed in said mortgage to twine**. great outrage apon the com­ d„ht „ff, ,(0.00 „m, of the present age. The The Secretary of the M a y . ; CEORCE STIM'iOW&CO. mon people. Let the Senate rent l)v Box 483, county mourns the loss of D«n Lament, has sent t o ' give the finishing touch t o Congress a statement show-1 „ f t h j„ a i . f j ( „,. ThisFeh. 1st PORTLAND, R8ABNE. this noble man. this monstrosity and wipe it J ir.g that we have 8,000 224, 1894 I.A DIES who >ff the statute hooks forever. Albert McNeil, of Wilkes 997 men available for mili-i A. J . M OUETZ, Mortgagee. N®«ding a tonic, or childrentako want bnlldlng np, should nitowS 'tr mom KITTEBS. : — It- can never laise its head county has invented a wheel j tary duty in the United ! it ia pleasant: l ay your subscription. Biliousuesa, Liver cure* Malaria, Indigestion, with perpetual motion and. States Coiaplaints and Neuralgia. again in this country. t w,rK 59 t < n anr on n ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev erything in the harness line. Can beat the world on prices. We will take in exchange, horses, mules, and also good bee cattle. Give us a call. HENKEL, CRAIG & CO. .Lenoir i\. C. RNn dyspepsia, Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, nee BROW*'* IRON BITTER*. All dealer* keep It. $1 per bottle. Genuine h» \isdo-mark and crossed red lines on wrapp* �•Latir -* wlLOSi! fi.G T iis W a t a a r a D a m j j r a t • ng the bill. The bill will been enriched by the favori­ probably carry a smaller ap- tism af the government will propriation 4 than for a long be called upon to bear their sij Lv it 4 A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper, time, and few improvements just and proportionate share devoted to the interest ot Coun­ ty State ano Nation. Published except those already under of the public expences. This every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ way will be provided for. is as it should be. Every tauga County. N. C. The House committee on argument advanced against Banking and Currency decid-jthe income tax has been sift­ WASHINGTON LETTER. ed by a vote of 9 to 8 not toied, and has been found wantreport a bill for the repeal of ing. The tax has been called -wSHI From our Regular Correspondent. li fthe tax on state bank cur­ inquisitoi ial. So are t he c-us Ahb.* • ^7-v»vSenator V^orhees, by vir- rency. That is supposed to turns and internal revenue ture of Ins position a s chair­ end the matter for this ses­ taxes. It has been said that man of the Senate committee sion so far as this commit­ it will tempt rich men tocomon Finance, lias taken com­ tee is concerned, but mem­ mit perjury, but in reply it \y mand of the Wilson tariff bers of the House who favor lias been shown that the HECAUTION bill, which confounded its the repeal of the tax mav try poor taxpayers have to face NECESSITY p enemies by the large major­ t'j get it before the House as the same temptation and do 1 J'i . 11 V. r>o ilr.;-ioutiopi, millSliop, I'.nuU rV . T.lltollilio any an amendment t o some oth­ not yield to it. If they do ity it received in the House • "iv ,n- olothoa are UH«d. •tnwiuroiii.l I»y nil to bo tl»e bast they know the penalty of per.- , t>nr )».>->,) eriti- invc-ttted. last week. That no time er measure. '•:> f >!t rit/f'M AT ONCE. will be wasted by the com­ As a specimen of the dodg­ jur.y. 1. f;iu & Supply Co'., mittee in reporting the bill es that are being resorted to The passage of the Wilson 6-70 PaarS Boston. bill in the house is a signed t o the Senate is made plain by those who are opposed to by these words from Mr. the government's printing its victory for the sturdy demo­ 8lllllllllillllllllliiiiiliii|iiiiiiii;!;r;iir.(!iiiiiii-ci:iiii;iiiin:Yoorhecs: "We realize that own postage stamps that crats who havedevoted their fix what the country needs is re­ are bringing « committee best eneigies to the cause of tariff reform.—Atlanta Con­ | pose, and believing that the here with a petition from the SEW9H6 fiS®GS51S!E| ^iiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilililit;i!Miirt;iiiint!:!iililililui3 passage of the bill will be in New York plate printers set- st itu ton. the interest of the country a t ling forth the distress that Cincinnati 1'ost: The recent an large and will besoon follow­ would fall upon them should nual report issued b.y the Secreta *^ ed by a revival of business the government take this ry of Finance of Mexico slio'vs activity, we shall do all in work away From them, is that the foreign trade of that our power to have the bill about the most transparent country is increasing rapidly. It shows that trade with the United disposed ot' a t the earliest yet resorted to. The lowest States was the largest in 1898 moment possible." Senator private bidder for the work in the history ot the country. Jones, of Arkansas, is chair­ is a Philedelphia concern. S( From this report it is learned man of the sub-committee of that the New York company that Mexico buys more from the the Finance committee t h a t is r bound to^lose the work United States than all othercoun will have immediate charge whet hermit comes t o Wash tries combined. As to he export of the tariff bill. He thinks ington, where* it real'y be t r a d e , o v e r t o p e r c e n t o t t h e whole of it was to this country. siii!i !>i!iiii!liiiC'it:rn:Miiiii;i}!([n>!!ii:!Miii}i»iiiiiiiiii)i !iie the bill will be reported in­ longs, or not. Arm. = It all p HasaLergo side of three weeks. There is The committee on Coinage This is, indeed, flattering. s Has a Solf HottiiiK >l«-e»ll®. ~ the countries south of ub could 3 11M a Self-thrsading Shiiitle. 2 one very noticeable feature has favorabl.v reported tc — Has No Kquul in Co11 sir».<Von. about tariff discussions here the House Mr. Bland's hi) make a similar report, the cry of 2 Has » Meohawicitl App<-nr»nco. — lias an Elegant Fin.sh. l'«rte«-t iust now—the know-it-alls forjthe coinage of the seign­ hard times would never be heard 3 Has a 1'oaitlvoAdJustnienL — Has a Take-up. 3 in this country. 3 Hne Styllab l ur-.iititro. have c e a s e d prophesying iorage in the Treasury one r Mas Mere (<<>od Sovvlnrr Qualities run! .. 3 does a i.argrr llnn^e of General Work s — thau uny Sewing Muehino In the World. — EDUCATE YOUR GIRLS t h a t the bid will be torn t o the issuing silver certificates —A T— | Examine THE ROYAL for points of | pieces in the Senate. Anoth­ against it. Mr. Bland will exco'iasee, a»tl you iviU er thing that is exciting com­ endeavor t o get the bill act­ Claremont Female Col buy go ottiGP. ment is the strength of the ed upon a t once. It isunderlege, | ROYAL S. M. CO., E M M !Ei. j income tax in the Senate. stood that Secretary Carlisle HICKORY, N. C. The House discussion of favors the bill, and the gen­ Cnsurpassed for location, thor­ the Ha waiian quest iou.jwhich eral impression is t h a t it will oughness and cheapness. Christian, hut not sectarian. will end tomorrow with the pass. Faculty able and painstaking. adoption of a resolution sat- The Sundry Civil Appro­ Special advantages in Music. isfactory t o the democrats, priation bill has been report­ Send for Catalogue. brushed away a great many ed to the House. I t carries ADDJtESS REV. J. L. MURPHY, Presiden t cobwebs and brought the a total of $32,291,328, which question down t o a common is $9,409,928. less than the H o l l y S p r l n g C o l l e g e . OSB RECEIPT OF 60 CE22T9 WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF sense basis, t o say nothing same bill carried a t the last Butler, Johnson, Co., Tenu. of having brought about the session of Congress. Beautifully and accessibly complete squelching of the President Cleveland is be­ located. clown of the House, Boutelle, ing very much misrepresent­ Ample boarding accommo­ THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CdRE FOR ed concerning the nomina dations. of Main. Faculty of six teacher The bon J issue is now an tion of Mr. Peckhain t o the Tetter, Ground Itcli, Itchis^ Piles, Ring accomplished fact, and the vacancy in the Supreme Two hundred and eightv five students last year. Wans £ad ill Itcblp* Ski: Disease. $58,000,000 which will be Court. Having nominated Both sexes admitted. rrvt Kca lervj K has paid for them will be in the the man he thinks titled for Thorough work done in all Nyoti have TZTTI5, H csisiod, TETTERiM will m ecr«upJ» oera Treasury a s soon as the the position, he. of course, branches. • yau as y&j lj* H. bonds can be signed and de- would like to se him confirm­ Next session begins Aug Nflria!«88, Pukik^s utA Fragrant 1.voted a t the c esignated de­ ed, but he has done absolute­ 7 1893. 08 f\pr 7T V witfc the r n s a l i * — — if yrjrt Me fi.".d Write for catalogue. a3S*"5*& I positories. The opposition ly nothing to influence the JAS . H. SMITH , PRES'T FloutliM'.D LU-wkol gioStu.too/fJeoi^fia, Chattsu Lfo^.k, ivutC k/a/ion ad :iiar.koi Kavarinwia. in Congress is quieted down vote of any Senator, and has so far as may be judged by no ^intention of doing any­ TttX CFtKAT PH-OSAESS Of SLCCTRlClTY. J. T. SHUPTR^E & BRO. S33FL, J»i-CT32SXj»Xa*SB SAVANNAH, GA, outward appearances, al­ thing. His duty ended with fcRiical & Ssrps! tettfc!: though some of the populists making the nomination. It for Ihn>svs 7**>• »r CiuTre^ttnvnt W VS --isaia.: ar^ still bitter in theirdenun- is a prerogative of the Sen­ w?.», n>.fcul a: j Win wCSTEUr ate, t o confirm o r t o object. ciations. « • «»*i«; take n. t i l . l a ?>rct-ms ,« yvamos fcr or. Chairman Wilson, of the The Income Tax Victory. ft'oovo rtlseAWs. cure ihbBi. tUll Au-iaridf-ea,te or how wmm House Ways and Means com While the \\ ihvoii tariff bill i p y i DR. ALBERT F. SS5LL S TcH A CO.. Afnntion tbij KlOlfllh, mitree, is a'so chairman of is not satisfactory in ail its the Executive committee of details, the democratic masthe National Association of'.j ses feel that the income tax democratic clubs, members of feature insei ted by the House which have been notified to aompensates tliein for many attend a special meeting in deficiencies. this city on the eighteenth of The democrats in the house this month. While it is not C T P have taken a long step for­ A thoroughly tooted Remedy so stated in the call, the FOR ALL ENDORSED BY ward on the highway of re­ principal object of this meet­ 0L08S Hi S S I mm. form in adopting the income PROF A. L. METZ, P. H. G, Thiso tstandard remedy has >»«••:«o»»«> tried, ing is to help to push the anileminent pliyslcinn, for forty > BHR .1 by n fooad wauling, of Medical Department Tulane ^'nlversltf tax as an essential item in an who has of Louisiana, who, after n carefr analysis, Wilson tariff bill through the with certainwlilcb It recommended. it Mid unvarying enocw:- it pronounces It. a pure Cream Tartar I'owrler, the new tariff schedule. In dlaeaaes for to beaelltisfrom t-he t i t M for oil which he cheerfully recommends to the never falln offer to ally driving out 'll rt<v <», Senate, hv means of the or­ public. onleklyitrn.i from the eytrtstn through and the south and west the rank cll*e»»3 ganization of t lie association the medium of the akin, liver and Kid­ and file of the party solidly "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" neys ffllboal any U"!>lpii.»r\titoforiKiiorei.ce effects. It is noibut It Is founded upon of clubs. In other words, the result Injurious or superstition,andthethorough Knowledge endorse this tax, and in the ?URE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL common medical a democratic Senators know of modernwen.*.' wirtcr. It er*»wtHH'liy east opposition is mainly Yon Want It. Ask Grcsor For it. purifl"<ito theenricuss U.A Wood end hrl.-ga and sutEhre-r. As a rponorm tonic t h a t the Wilson bill meets health It in without a rival. In its autolysis of confined t o a few untaxed health-giving prapartle* It alavdutely their approval and should GULF MFG. G O., beyond rompvrison vrlin anyl»rr««dy ever bun 1 holders. ofTsred >o the public.lnipurc paoccea for all be passed without delay oth­ Ills reuniting frem It is a nr>d Irapwvorlsfie.1 —this current A measure so thoroughly Cures Moo.!.wed BfV.«•?, of life; qriiekly er than which is absolutely ff fntswrlb, One of the just and equitable cannot f Avirtr. ItKST Tel necessary. It is hoped that I eicopct in _ '•V»v r Jfr.rtuI*i .c the Our Virilities tr« hcrvoM i't. i'wra. etc. fail toieceive the heart v sane unequalt-d, we will sendPRM tointrodurp the Finance committee will superior goods esoh 5Nvr.*»T!SfcTC ' ' " * "vrrsLf. to K Only those who write u , j j.i i tion of the American people, r, as ON atl'EK.*ON in make lo<nltty, have reported the bdl to the; T i ... . mi I tor onr k . . 'I to aboveonceAll you have |sure in of •.efcfjrrae.-vifttfca*. I lie. ... of toremark able « WOnder. , , , I t will meet theexpecled detheus is to show our goods to chance tan fni arm;; cert iiplovt to the Senate by the time the club return call—your <> do enre-s fnut> ofHieafter ail Known most vir­ ;j those who around ycu neighbors ficit in our revenues, and will ulent/ailed. diaetve, remediov and those The bek ginning of this advertisement committee meets. haduncertainJ liese t.erMiiCutoo toehi/yI5:ood no ti; the hevt.clie-ireat. qulci .eitt .gr^at notind. tU it Botnnic with lighten the burden of taxa­ shows the small enditofreduced t% the tela Jialia m..«' The following cot (rlret the appearance of The House committee on est and to thefanverftil Mood Vurltlor ever tion heretofore borne by tne known world. Ilivers and Harbors will 1'HICM—$1 .00 p«r bottlf ; (A.tt) f'-r fi botiltw. wage workers and consumers. VtA sale by druy'-r t«>; If not, so d to us about the fiftieth part of Its bulk. It is a slao show you how you grant no more hearings, a s •cope.as large as is easyftto carry We.atwill grand, double sieetefeADDRESS PA.002 3- J.M CO , ALBNLN, G r For th? first time in a genercan make from to 10 day least, all express charges. the t i m e of the members wi" out esperienre Hotter write ataonce We payfrom the stsrt.with•.0 •H • Address. H. HALI.ETT A CO,, Hot MHO, Poitri.ANU, Ma INK W- / i' .en up in prepar-1 ation the classes who have •t; Jiiiiiiiiniii iiisiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiium ACOMPLETE OVERMAN'S PER ^'1 SPECIFICJXY6EN] CURE NEWS PA The Pride of the North Caroli. n a PresH." I " SHEATH O F L I F E . " : Do you want t o aid in building up a paper t h shall reflect the 0 5 fJ. o S'. h ,;| greatest credita ton North Caroli­ SPRAY DULB ementof air and water; without ~ it there can be no ~ MOUTHlife. BPEOIFICS PIECE. 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Addreaa, C.A.SNOW&OQd Onposi'.o Patent Office, YJashbtgtos, b ™ � 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 6 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_1894_0215_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: February 15, 1894] 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 1894-02-15 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/662bdb05bb4cdd6874da2c1e684b3826.pdf 41bdfb517adcfcfb942ca5a920325c97 PDF Text Text VOL 6 Don't Don't BOONE, COUNTY, N. C„ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1894, NO. 19. WILSON IIILL IN SENATE. L E T T E R . he m i g h t n o t a g r e e with his t h i s belief t h e m o n s t e r is of t h e hill a n d crushes t h e m T h e s u b - c o m m i t t e e of t h e known a s t h e " a n g l e r , " c i i n t o p u l p . T h e r e is a s p o o n D e m o c r a t i c col leagues—Sen­ From our Regular Correspondent. a t o r s G r a y a n d Butler—On c o m m i t t e e o n finance, con­ ' f i s h i n g frog."— S a n Francis- ful of juice t o each apple, b u t Exchange a good thingfor something S e n a t o r s J o n e s , of A r k a n ­ t h e s u b c o m m i t t e e which h a s s i s t of Messrs, .Jones, of Ar­ e o Chronicle. cider i s c h e a p . T h e girl of of less value. s a s ; Vest, of Misouri, a m i b >en m a k i n g t h e investiga­ k a n s a s , Mills a n d Vest. whose success y o u r e a d is Sound Sense For Dirls. S p e a k i n g of t h e hill gener­ Mills, of T e x a s , t h e t h r e e t i o n , a s t o t h e n a t u r e of t h e nine c a s e s o u t of ten t h e g i r l g o o d Deno'THtscharged with r e p o r t t o be m a d e o n t h e evi­ ally a S e n a t o r declared t h a i New York Sun. with a friend a t c o u r t wjio We all k n o w t h e g i l l who gives h e r t h e o p p o r t u n i t y t o t h e i m p o r t a n t d u t y of pre­ dence t a k e n by t h e sub-com­ when t h e measure w a s report l o v e up one insurance policy and p a r i n g I lie a m e n d t n e n t s t o mittee. I h a v e just learned ed t o t h e S e n a t e it would he writes: '*1 w a n t t o c< tn< j t o s h o w w h a t s h e c a n d o . With­ jlake another. Always remember that Hiu old policy is of far greater intrinsic t h e WPson tariff hill whi -h from a t r u s t w o r t h y source a s t r i c t l y revenue hill, yield­ t h e c i t y a n d e a r n my living; o u t such a friend t h e p a t h of Rvalue than a new one. a r e t o he c o m m i t t e d t o t h e t h a t t h o s e fears a r e entirely ing s a t i s f a c t o r y revenues for w h a t c h a n c e h a v e I ? " S h e t h e l o n e g i r l in a g r e a t c i t y S e n a t e F i n a n c e c o m m i t t e e , g r o u n d l e s s , a s t h e t h r e e Sen- t h e g o v e r n m e n t u n d e r a n writes u s fro in T i m b u e t o o is a b r i a r y , uphill t r a c k . " h a v e p r o v e n themselves si t o r s m i m e d a r e in a c c o r d economical a d m i n i s t r a t i o n a n d from t h e c o u n t r y town The First question in Heaven. •giants a n d e a r n e d t h e g r n t i - l a n ( l wil ill s i g n t h e m a j o r i t y of afinirs. '1 his, he s a i d , where we usev t o liv> o a r J^et the premium ou your policy T h e i n v e s t i g a t i o n m e a n t t h a t t h e r e would be a selves. S h e c a n d o " m o s t God fills t h e e a r t h a n d t h e lapse even for a day. You can't t u d e of t h e c o u n t r y , which | r e p o r t . foresee the events of to-morrow. It w a n t s t h e tariff disposed o f ! ' s closed h u t t h e r e p o r t m a y d u t y o n s u g a r , which was in a n y t h i n g , v o 11 know*," t o h e a v e n s with g r a n d m o t h e r s . may not be possible for you to get a t t h e earliest possible m o m - j , 0 t he m a d e t o t h e S e n a t e line with t h e Democratic pol­ e a r n m o n e y , from p a i n t i n g a We iriust s o m e d a y g o u p a n d tuother policy if the present one is e n t , b y c o m p l e t i n g their} until a f t e r t h e tariff hill is icy a s e n u n c i a t e d in t h e Mills pl a que t o w r i t i n g e d i t o r i a l s t h a n k t hose d e a r old s o u l s , chopped. bill, a n d a n increase in t h e o n 1 he excentricies of I h e writes t h e Rev. T . De W i t t work, a n d a s t h e o i l i e r Dem­ passed tariff, a n d t h e town where TaImage in the February Lat i'he r e m a i n s of t h e l a t e Re­ whiskey t a x . o c r a t i c m e m b e r s of t h e Fi­ T h e hill ha Sheen practical­ s h e w a s h o r n a i m b r o u g h t u p dies' H o m e Journal. Sure l y n an ce con*mittee h a v e k e p t p r e s e n t a t i v e H o n k , wa*e ac­ Consider any other form of insurance c o m p a n i e d t o O h i o b y a ly divided i n t o five sections in, where e v e r y b o d y calls her God wiil l e t us g o u p a n d tell in t o u c h with t h e m in t h e i r until you have thoroughly investi­ work i t is a l t o g e t h e r promt- joint Congressional c o m m i t ­ o r schedules—A, B, C, D, a n d by herfirst n a i n e a n d likes her, t he m of t h e results of their in gated the plans and policies of the EQUITABLE LIFE. You will perhie t h a i t h e a m e n d m e n t s re­ tee c o m p o s e d of t h e f blow­ E . In t h e first schedule will w here s h e h a s a s u n n y little fluence. A m o n g o u r f i r s t q u e s treivc their advantages at once. p o r t e d b y t h e m wiil all he ing: R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s H a r e , he placed all articles hearing r o o m alll t o herself a n d a new turns in H e a v e n will he where gown whenever s h e cries f o r is g r a n d in o t h e r ? T h e y will a d o p t e d b y t h e c o m m i t t e e S p r i n g e r , B r y a n , Huliek, Mc- c o m p o u n d o r e o 111 b i 11 e d W. J. RODDEY, Manager, it, w o n ' t hold her a n y long­ p o i n t h e r o u t , f o r we would For the Csrollnas. Rock Hill, 5. C. a n d t h a t t h e Wilson hill will K a i g , Ellis, of Oregon, a n d s p c i t i c a n d a d valorem d u t y e r . Now here is arianswei t o h a r d l y k n o w her even if we he before t h e S e n a t e before Ritchie, a n d S e n a t o r s Brice, a n d t h e r e m a i n i n g d u t i e s will t h a t girl t h a t a woma n w r o t e h a d seen her o n e a l t h , s o b e n t t h e close of t h i s week. T h i s S h e r m a n Bubios, H u n t o n , he all a d v a l o r e m . In sched PilO W'JSSl ON. 1L. who knew w h a t s h e vv a s o v e r with y e a r s once, a n d b r e a k s t h e record in c o m m i t ­ M a r t i n a n d Allen. Mr. H u n k ule B, will he placed a n a r t i c ­ t a l k i n g a b o u t . T h e r e should now s o s t r a i g h t , s o dim of tee work o n tariff hills a n d is w a s m u c h liked a n d t h e unex- le b e a r i n g a d u t y of 4 0 per i\V. B. OOUNC1LL, J i t he a special a c t of Congress eye t h r o u g h t h e blinding of highly c r e d i t a b l e t o t h e n u n ,peered m a n n e r in which he cent; in schedule C. t h o s e passed p r o v i d i n g t h a t t h i s e a r t h l y t e a r s , a n d n o w h e r .I A TTO lt.N EY AT L A A. w h o did i t , h u t t h e r e is a n ­ died, while a p p a r e n t l y in tin- hearing- 3 0 per cent ; in sched­ l e t t e r s h o u l d he printed, f r a m eye a s clear a s Heaven, s o full Boone, N. C. o t h e r t l i i n g t h a t iseven m o r e best of h e a l t h , h a s caused ule D. t h o s e h e a r i n g 2 0 per ed a n d h u n g in every coun­ of aches a n d p a i n s once, a n d c r e d i t a b l e t o t h e m . T h e hill g r e a t s o r r o w a m o n g his col cent; a n d in schedule, E t h o s e t r y school house, every vil­ now s o a g i l e with celestial h e a r i n g 1 0 per c e n t . W. B. ( O l ' N C I L L . M . D. t h e y h a v e r e p o r t e d will b e leagues a n d friends. l a ge s e m i n a r y , every s m a l l h e a l t h , t h e wrinkles bl oom­ T h e bill when r e p o t t e d will The House committee on Boone, X. C. s u p p o r t e d b y every Demot h e J u d i c i a r y d o e s n o t t a k e c o n t a i n n o free list. E v e r y c i t v high school. T h e worn i ng b l o o m i n g i n t o c n r u n a ­ g t t r s i l e n t l ' h y s i -ian. Office • r a t i e S e n a t o r . T h e propos­ j-yxes, a n d h e r s t e p like on KingJ^treet north of Pont ed a m e n d m e n t s h a v e n o t a n y s t o r k in e i t h e r t h e bean a r t i c l e mentioned in i t will he n u s n a m e is M a r t h a K\ »'i L-v Holden, a n d t h e a m b i t i o u s the roe o n t h e m o u n t a i n s . Office. been m a d e public, b u t t h e y ties o r benefits of w o m a n ' s subject t o a d u t y of s o m e girl of w h o m s h e writes h a d Yes, I m u s t see Iter, m y g r a n d a r e ail in o n e direction—that suffrage, a s w a s s h o wn b y i t s kind a n d t h o s e n o t n a m e d in written t o her: m o t h e r o n my f a t h e r ' s side, of i n c r e a s i n g t h e i e v e n u e p r o m p t a c t ion in m a k i n g a n t h e bill will he a d m i t t e d fret* " 1 F i t like p o s t i n g a n itn Mary McCoy, d e s c e n d a n t of of d u t y . T h e s u b - c o m m i t t e e which t h e new tariff «v II pro­ u n f a v o r a b l e r e p o r t o n t n e re­ 5 . 4 7 7 (JUNKY A1 LAW, m e d i a t e a n s w e r a n d s a y i n g the S c o t c h . When I fl r H t duce. T h e r e a r c r e a s o n s for s o l u t i o n of R e p re s e n t a t i v e a r e g o i n g carefully t h r o u g h •Stay where y o u a r e . ' I d i d n ' t s p o k e t o a n audience in GlasMI AHION , N. < t h e belief t h a t a m o n g t h e Bell, of C o l o r a d o , p r o v i d i n g the Wilson bill a n d selecting d o i t t h o u g h , f o r 1 knew it g-j, S c o t l a n d , I felt s o m e w h a t -(«)(imposed a m e n d m e n t s a r c a for n w o m a n ' s suffrage a- t i n largely i m p o r t e d articles. inendiiients t o t h e Constitu- As these articles a r e picked would he useless. T h e girl is diffident, being a s t r a n g e r . 1 l_AVill prwtice in the courts ol d u l y o n c o a l , a n d o n s u g a r , o u t t h e y a t e placed in t h e b o u n d t o c o m e a n d c o m e s h e began t o tell t h e m t h a t m y W itnu^.L, A hIio, Mitchell, Mclhnv- b o t h r a w a n d refined. T h e t ion. A t a n e n t h u s i a s t i c meeting schedule which, in t h e judge­ will. And s h e will d r i f t i n t o g r a n d m o t h e r w a s a S c o t c h tll uiul nil other coir-ties ill the s u b - c o m m i t tec m a d e n o .vest cm J i strict tes^Sjjpriul atten of t h e D e m o c r a t i c Congres­ m e n t of t h e c o m m i t t e e , will a t h i r d - r a t e h o a r d i n g house, w o m a n , a n d t h e r e w e n t u p a tion giv.-n to the collection ol ••h.ingv in t h e income t a x . On t h a n which if t h e r e is a n y s h o u t of welcome which m a d e o n e of t h e principal r e a s o n s s i o n a l c a m p a i g n c o m m i t t e e c a u s e t h e m t o yield t h e g r e a t claims. t h i n g m e a n e r let u s p r a y . me feel a s e a s y a s 1 d o here for l a r g e l y increasing t h e S e n a t o r F a u l k n e r , of West est revenue. r. J. (> Butler. Dr. T\ C. 31ackbtirD. O u r j ^ i n t a p p e a r s very And if s h e i s p r e t t y s h e will s i t t i n g in m y c h a i r w r i t i n g revenue f e a t u r e s of t h e tariff Virginia, w a s u n a n i m o u s l y Trade, Tcnn. ZIonville, C. h a v e t o c a r r y herself o n high for t h e fouriml. Y »u m u s t hill i s t h a t t h e Democratic elected c h a i r m a n a n d Law­ clearly a s a result of t h e s u b liills t o u void c o n t a m i n a t i o n . see t h o s e women of t h e e a r l y Butler & Blackburn, S e n a t o r s a r e o p p o s e d t o a n \ rence G a r d n e r a n d J a m e s L . coiniiiit tee's l a b o r s u p t o t his If s h e is confiding a n d inno­ nineteenth c e n t u r y a n d tli^ f u r t h e r issue of b o n d s a n d Norris, of W a s h i n g t o n , Sec­ p o i n t , anri t h a t i s t h a t t h e c e n t t h e f a t e of t h a t highly e i g h t e e n t h c e n t u r y , t h e a n ­ p Ptiyslsiaiis S u r g e o n s . k r o p o s e t o place t h e Treas­ r e t a r y a n d T r e a s u r e r , re­ t a t iff hid when t h e y will pres­ persecuted heroine of oldswer of whose p r a y e r s is in u r y in s u c h a c o n d i t i o n t h a t spectively. Next week there e n t t o t h e i r Democratic as­ * 9$rCalls attended at a ll fashioned r o m a n c e , Clarissa y o u r welfare t o d a y . is t o h e a j o i n t meeting of s o c i a t e s o n t h e finance com­ n o m o r e wilf he needed. * boms."V* H a r l o w e , i s before y o u . If sinGod bless all t h e a g e d wo­ H a d t h e H o u s e n o t a d ­ t i n s c o m m i t t e e a n d t h e exec­ m i t t e e f o r a p p r o v a l will h e a t June 1, '93. is homely t h e d o o r s of o p p o r men u p a n d d o w n t h e l a n d ! u t i v e c o m m i t t e e of t h e Na­ very s l i g h t resemblance t o journed S a t u r d a y o n a c c o u n t E. F. LOYILL. d. C. FLETCHER. of t h e s u d d e n d e a t h of Repre­ t i o n a l Association of Demo­ the o r i g i n a l Wilson hill. T h e t u n i t y a r e firmly closed a Morning, n o o n a n d n i g h t l e t g a i n s t her. If s h e is s m a r t s e n t a t i v e H o n k , of Ohio, w h o c r a t i c Clubs, for t h e p u r p i s e reason f o r t h e e x t e n s i v e s h e will p e r h a p s succeed in us t h a n k God for o u r m o t h ­ ers and grandmothers. d r o p p e d d e a d F r i d a y after­ of a r r a n g i n g t h e c a m p a i g n c h a n g e s i n c o n t e m p l a t i o n a n d a l r e a d y m a d e , it is t o he e a r n i n g e n o u g h money t o work of t h i s y e a r . n o o n while visiting a friend, A 7 7 ORNhYS A TLA H', T h e H o u s e N a v a l c o m m i t ­ found in t h e decision of t h e p a y h e r h o a r d hill.and h a v e Cherokee S k o u t : T h t r e c a 1 n e it is p r o b a b l e t h a t Represent sufficient left o v e r t o indulge i n t o t h i s vicinity a few weeks BOONE, N. a t i v e B l a n d ' s bill for t h e coin tee h a s r e p o r t e d adversely t h r e e s u b c o m m i t t e e ram t o i HOT Special a T ten t ion g i ven a g e of tho s e i g n i o r a g e in t h e t h e l e s o l n t i o n a s k i n g for a n he g o v e r n e d by t h e p l a n of in t h e m a d d e n i n g e x t r a v a since a t r a m p (-lock t i n k e r . g a n c e of a n occasional p a p e r to tlif coW'tioji of claim*, teitt T r e a s u r y would h a v e passed i n v e s t i g a t i o n of t h e g r a n t i n g old Walker tariff a c t , a n d s o of pins o r ball of t a p e . W h a t He w a s r a t h e r s h a b b i l y d r e s s •T L. GUKFXK.A' CO., t o d a y . T h a t i t will p a s s of speed p r e m i u m s t o t i n c o n place t h e d u t i e s a s t o s e c u r e if, a f t e r h a r d l a b o r a n 1 re­ ed, b u t a genial fellow, a n d e a r l y t h i s we»-k is t h e g e n e r a l s t r w e t o r s of n a v a l vessels. t h e l a r g e s t a m o u n t of reven­ floated 1 tiliire, site, d o e s s e went t o t h e different h o u s e s REAL ESTATE AG'TS. expectation-. T h e r e i s much T h e r e p o r t e x o n e r a t e s o u r ue which involves, of c o u r s e o n t h e w a t e r s of H a n g i n g d o g c u r e s o m e t h i n g like success? a n d w a n t e d t o r e p a i r t h e i r t i n \ a l officers a n d holds u p r e d u c t i o n s in s o m e cases, in­ HOO.Xh, A'. ( . — talk a b o u t t h e bill being ve­ No s o o n e r will s h e d o s o t h a n toed b y P r e s i d e n t Cleveland, t o public s c o r n I. H a l e Sy— creases p e r h a p s in o t h e r s , u p will s t e p s o m e d a p p e r clocks f o r a l m o s t a s o n g . I l o i Will g i v y s p e e i a ! a t t e n t i o n worked himsell i n t o t h e g o o d plier, ex-Congressman a n d a n d a very restricte 1 free list, >to a b s t r a c t s of title, t h e s a l e h u t it is a d m i t t e d by t h o s e ex c a r p e t - b a g g e r of L a . , a n d if indeed a n y . Articles e n t e r ­ y o u t h w h o will beckon h e r g r a c e s of t h o s e h o n e s t a n d »lf Ileal E s t a t e in W. N. C. who s a y they expect i t t o be o v e r t h e b o r d e r i n t o t h e l a n d unsuspecting people, p a r t o o k j hose h e v i n g f a r m s , t i m b e r vetoed t h a t t h e i r expecta­ a t p r e s e n t a l o b y i s t ( d u d s o t n e i n g largely i n t o e o n s u m p t i o n where t r o u b l e s j u s t begin. of t h e i r h o s p i t a l i t y , d r a n k a n d fhineral l a n d s f o r s a l e , t i o n s a r e n o t based u p o n a n y s a y — s o m e t h i n g a s h a d e o r a r e p e r m i t t e d t o e n t e r d u t y S h e w o n ' t k n o w how t o sew b u t t e r m i l k a n d a t e s a u e r ­ v ill d o well t o call o n s a i d Co. i n f o r m a t i o n t h e y h a y e re­ t w o b l a c k e r , who, t h e report free. o r b a k e o r m a k e g o o d coffee, k r a u t , a n d lived like homesa.^s i n s t i g a t e d t h e c h a r g e a t Boone. ceived f r o m t h e President. Capture of ft Fishing Frog. f o r su?h a r t s a r e liable t o be folks. l i e h a d t o h a v e a lit­ f o r his o w n p u r p o s e w hich it L. L. GULES k CO. T h e r e is a l s o s o m e t a l k a - b r o a d l y i n t i m a t e s was t o h e A c u r i o u s denizen of t h e overlooked when a git 1 m a k e s March 10, 1893. ' b o u t s u b m i t t i n g t h e Bill t o a b o u g h t off b y t h e s h i p build­ deep, c a p t u r e d b y L a n d l o r d a c a r e e r f o r herself; a n d s o tle m o o n s h i n e whiskey f o r his h e a l t h , a n d t h a t w a s e a ­ NOTICE. D e m o c r a t i - c a u c u s a n d t h a t ers. S t e p h e n I). B a r n e s a n d his l o v e will g a l l o p a w a y o v e r s y t o c o m e a t . F i n a l l y he de­ Hotel Property for Sine. may yet be done; not for the Y a d k i n Valley News: T h e men while fishing in t h e Kill- t h e hills like t h e r i d e r h s s p a r t e d , t o t h e r ? g r e t of bis On account of failing health p u r p o s e o f e n d o t s i n g i t h u t m a n w h o d r e a m s t h a t t h e von K u l l , h a s been o n exhib­ s t e e d a n d h a p p i n e s s w i l l newly m a d e friends. L a t e r 011 Of myself niul wife, 1 offer for sale tiiv hotel property in the town of f o r thvi p u r p o s e of s o c h a n g ­ D e m o c r a t s of S u r i y c o u n t y ition a t Bergen P o i n t , N. J . flare like a l i g h t ill a windy t h e r e were f o u r m o u n t e d men Boone, North-Carolina, and will i n g i t a s t o a v o i d t h e d a n g e r a r e g o i n g t o desert t h e i r p a r ­ I t s m o u t h i s nearly a s wide n i g h t . who r o d e i n t o o u r tnidst. t y a t t h i s j u n c t u r e will wake a s t h e h e a d , which is very Sell low for cash and make terms ,of a v e t o . " O h ! n o , m y little c o u n t r y T h e y h a d 110 p l o t , m a d e n o u p in November a n d find lo suit tho buyer, and will take S e n a t o r M o r g a n , of Ala­ teal or personal property in ext h a t he allowed himself t o he b r o a d . I t s b o d y i s n a r r o w m a i d , s t a y where y o u a r e if b a m a . w h o i s c h a i r m a n of wofully deceived. T h e y a r e c o m p a r e d with t h e h e a d , a n d y o u h a v e a h o m e a n d f r i e n d s . i n q u i r y , b u t headed t o w a r d Bdiange. Apply soon. t h e illicit distilleries in a few W. L. BRYAN. t h e S e n a t e c o m m i t t e e o n ^ 3 ^ reeds, t o be s h a k e n b y t a p e r s g r a d u a l l y t o t h e t a i l . Be c o n t e n t with fishing f o r F o r e i g n R e l a t i o n s , w a s a t e v e r y wind, b u t s t r o n g a n d I t i s a n i n h a b i t a n t o f t l i e h o t t r o u t in t h e b r o o k r a t h e r miles of o u r t o w n . S t r a n g e i t NOTICE. w a s t h a t these men could g o Parties putting papers in t h e t i m e t h e a n n e x a t i o n 1 s t u r d y men, loyal t o t h e i r torn of t h e s e a , where i t bur­ t h a n c r u i s i n g a s t o r m y ocean my hand for execution will treatv was iw«otiate<l with c o n v i c t i o n Tlie.v a r e intelli- r o w s in t h e m u d . I t is s u p ­ f o r whales. A g r e a t c i t y i s a directly t o t h e r e m o t e places ... g e n t a n d know t h e Dernoof business, h u t t h e m y s t e r y please advance the fees with tho Representatives o e 1 , j c r a t i c party has h a d p o m o r e posed t o entice smaller fishes cruel place f o r yoffnglives. I t W a s explained when t h e c l o c k the papers and they will reprovisional government ol b r i n g i n g h a r d within reach of i t s g r e a t j a w s t a k e s t h e m a s a eider press rjn with Bceive prompt attention, other tinker headed the posse. Hawaii strongly in favor of t i m e s o n t h e c o u n t r y t h a n i t by m e a n s ol t w o l o n g a n d t a s - t a k e s juicy apples.,sun-kissed • wise they will he returned Vfttc\)ne (I:>dat pays for the 1 not executed for the want of a n n e x a t i o n . F o r t h a t rea- h a s with c a u s i n g t h e s u n t o seled tentacles, which i t slow- a n d flavored*with t h e b r e a t h iI/naiOL'•'< o n e y - a r !v w a v e s t o a n d fro. F r o m son it has been feared that shine or the ruin to.full. Biees. I). F. CA I R O SI I F F . Don't Don't ~l V HOltPIIEW, QVILl Si FLETGHEfl V ! WASHINGTON WATAUGA �• u^aii!I!IIII!!l!1!l!l!litllllli:i!l!lllli:i>ll|l|l|l|||:||ll|||!|||i|ll!|!W i iMitiou on a Cherry stouc. , n r o l i m a u : Von. o n . j tit .mI OVERMAN'S 1 ed ImuliMor, utiele David 13. Gesn Burger, t h e well-known * v 07r vJ tic-tor a m i n e w s p n p o r m a n lias Hill, hut* go* political sease— 4 i > V L A DEMocitATiola.nil.vnewspaper,|a picture in cnllimiphy that a s much a s a mule c a n pull IS THE 2 devotad to the interest ot toun - j , . , , , A_ ti_ "BREATH OF LIFE."i lias a r e m a r k a b l e h i s t o r y . I t d o w n hill with t h e w a g o n ty State and Nation Published OXYGENlathe 2 every Thursday at Boone, WAj is, in size, 3 0 x 4 2 inches, a n d pushing. H e h a s succeeded life giving »1- 3 PRAYDULB ement of *ir and taima County. N. C. is t h e work of J o s e p h Loew, in h a v i n g t h e I V c k h u m n o m ­ water; without2 it there can be noMOUTH life. SPECIFIC} 3 t h e m o s t noted counterfeiter i n a t i o n r e p o r t e d t o t h e c o m ­ PIECE. OXYGEN i» as TAXING SUGAR. speoial medlcat- -3 that t h e Austrian govern­ mittee to the Senate without ed Oxygen treat- a meat for dieeas- -i S t r a n g * t h i n g s a r e h a p p e n ­ ment ever knew. a r e c o m m e n d a t i o n . And he es of the noaa,2 throat and lungs •? i n g a n d even in t h e business When a n a p p l i c a t i o n i s m a d e s a i d , " E t e r n a l vigilance is oho The inhalationp ~ £ , m¥ . I«C"j contain Germi- J world a s elsewhere. T h e Wil for p a r d o n in A u s t r i a t h e red price of being o n t o p . " nides and Disin-2 fectants, in ad-~ dition to the best 3 s o n bill r e t a i n s s u g a r o n t h e t a p e policy of t h a t c o u n t r y known speoitica 2 for theae diafree list, a n d y e t s u g a r is a d ­ cotnpells t h e a p p l i c a n t t o a d ­ Messenger: I t is really a :f.s; s,e-iryin j the ramedyby inhalation rirht to 2 .V .o mat of the disease, mahins it a POSITIVE 3 v a n c i n g r i g h t in t h e teeth of dress t h e E m p e r o r with a l l tuusing t o see t h e w o r m i n g s ; UlJT.E, Sc-pavato Spoeiflcsusca in Catarrh and 2 • y .U ay-Fevar. Not a patent modioine. Physioiaaa 3 i t . In t w o weeks s u g a r h a s his titles. E m p e r o r F e r d i n a n d of g o l d bug o r a n g e s . T h e y • prescribe it in their practice. ^3 g o n e u p in New York a n d in h a d a b o u t f o r t y titles. Loew a r e much s t i r r e d a t t h e pros­ ~v:£CAUTiOll I O M L Y " B 1 1 I N U S E . 3 V ' ] TY all t h e l e a d i n g m a r k e t s . T h e e n g r a v e d all these, t o g e t h e r pect of a resurrection of sil­ . J M M-i-aWJUabarnnSt. Atlantn.Oa. tig® ;f..:'fatch!ni'Shop, : .H> fi i>i MOSUtlly Building, Omaha. Kv. If m Vi'vj, and any . b o u n t y y o u see w a s n o t need with his petition f o r a par­ ver. T h e y forget w h a t I he bi i'-'J F, )trnadw*y, Louisville, Neb. B H • • .«• i't W-awe uHtJil. 2 ^ ^ _ . E?-Aa-. msaazimi&s&S 3 i., '! .<> tho host ed. I t is t o be hoped t h a t d o n . o n a cherry s t o n e . ; ' ? ' • • C 11 A.L CARD r .ddreascd to ua ^ Democratic law is a n d t h e - . r 5;-v -,itad. ' briaic yon by return mail a copy of our 2 . r " YT ON0*5. eaplainingtho treatment in full. Send « Democratic Senators w i l l T h e l e t t e r s were s o fine t h a t pledges of D e m o c r a t i c Con­ t fcr it ii you prize health) 2 p a u s e well before t h e y p u t a i t required t n e a i d of a power gressmen of b o t h Houses. " ' f ' V ,- f t T U i yo C l l frt NASHVILLE, 3 V b n UO., TENN. :i ... !plj Go•I l t» • A v-O-T. Morton. t a x o n s u g a r . I t will pro­ ful microscope t ) decipher Cleveland a t u ' c u c k o o s ' h a ve v o k e much c o m p l a i n t a n d t h e m . O n e d a y when t h e E m - f o r g o t t e n a l s o , b u t t h e peodissatisfaction. T h e a r g u ­ peror visited t h e prison Loew pie h a v e n o t . m e n t f o r it is plausible, but m person presented a c h e rry FOR G.'J K! i t will be a b a d d a y , we be­ s t o n e t o t h e E m p e r o r a n d In t h e town of Boone, a com | S E V9II16 M A O N I ^ E i lieve, when t h o D em o cr atic told him w h a t i t c o n t a i n e d . f o r t a b l e dwelling h o u s e with p a r t y p u t s a t a x u p o n t h e T h e E m p e r o r m a d e a n e x a m ­ 6 r o o m s a n d five fire places, c o m m o n necessaries of t h e i n a t i o n a n d w a s s o a m a z e d with nine a c r e s of l a n d , g o o d people, a n d t h a t t o o when a t t h e work t h a t h e g a v e him s p r i n g , s o m e a p p l e , peach a n d 5 YEARS CURE FOR o n e of these is free even un­ a n u n c o n d i t i o n a l p a r d o n . c h e s t n u t t r e e s , s i t u a f e d s o m e 3 0 0 y a r d s fro m Main s t r e e t . d e r t h e g r i n d i n g high t a x of N o t o n l y did lie p a r d o n him, If is a desirable p r i v a t e resi­ ICATARRH t h e AlcKinley law. W h a t b u t h e g a v e him a position dence. T h e place will be sold ever else t h e S e n a t e Demo­ a s a detective t o t r a i l d o w n c h e a p o n t e r m s t o s u i t t h e V e w v" c r a t s m a y d o a s t o c h a n g i n g counterfeiters. Loew w a s a p u r c h a s e r . F o r i u r t h e i p a r ­ i : • t h e Wilson bill, t h e y should well-informed mnivin all t h e t i c u l a r s a p p l y t o I . \V.Thorn This new treatment for Catarrh and a s , Hibrifen, N. C., o r W. B IW r t i M i b y e x t r e m e l y c a u t i o u s in n o t a r t s a m i rascalities of coun­ diseases of tho respiratory organs is Council!, Boone, N. C; •! v j &£>i! ono of the most important discoveries b u r d e n i n g t h e m a s s e s of t h e terfeiters, a n d in less t h a n in medical science and possesses the fpllowlng advantages i people with unnecessary t a x ­ t w o y e a r s a f t e r his p a r d o n he BROWN'S IRON BITTERS 1. The patient can euro htmsolf at a small expanse and without cutclde assistance. es. After c h e a p s u g a r for r a q t o t h e e a r t h a l m o s t ev­ cures Dyspepsia, In­ 2. bo char.go of dbt or pursuit oi Ufa Is necessary ulilllllllillllllltllfltllillllilDiRri digestion & Debility. during treatment. y e a r s t>3' permission of t h e e r y counterfeiter in A u s t r i a , 3. The remedies are In no wise offensive to the 2 IlMaT-urM II) Ann. 2 patient and entail no discomfort. ir lias a Hell .sitthij; Republicans, we believe i t a n d died a few y e a r s a g o cov­ 2 l!as a QelMhreaiUng si»-.itHo. 4. The remedy reaches tho seat ot the trouMo EDUCATE YOUR GIRLS directly. C llaaNii Kqnal in Onn Urneiion, will be s o m e t h i n g h a z a r d o u s ered with detective h o n o r s . — A 7— 5. Tho remedies and means ot anplianco can be 2 Hay a IHetiiaulrtil A puc iuraucoi carriod In tho pocket without inconvenience. ; liaganUhgiial Poltn. « t o replace a t a x u p o n i t , a n d T h e picture, a l t h o u g h m a d e 2 Fi-.is a I'erlmt iidju>itm«ni. ITltFIi) TREATMENT at any druy store. G «r lUs a PoHlllvit TiUn-iip. ~ I CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00, 2 lias S''uri!lt«;ro. sufficient co r a i s e $50,000,- fifty y e a r s a g o , is in a r e m a r ­ CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ~ Has More Ooud S«wlnx OnnlltJo^anil 2 LEGE, 2 d n c i n, r .Mrgcr K v u i k o C ' Cca»r(d V»'ovk s 0 0 0 a y e a r . Of c o u r s e t h i s kable s t a t e o ! p r e s e r v a t i o n . , s than a«y St-wii.gMachine lu the IVorhi. 2 Cactsr'no Irlediolne Co., Waco, Texts, HICKORY, N. C. g r e a t s u m will c o m e mainly points cf 2 Unsurpassed tor locat ion, thor­ ! 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MURPHY , Presiden t r o b b e r t a x w a s s u g a r , a n d t o o slowly in t h e m a t t e r of CollingSj n o w Democr atic S e n a t o r s a p p o i n t i n g D e m o c r a t s t o of­ H o l l y S p r l n g C o l l e g e . \ Csrrugated Sheeting, \ire p u r p o s i n g t o t a x i t , a n d fice. T h e s e r e p o r t s a r e t o he Ri.tier, Johnson, Co., Tenn. haafirdjPaints, alniQst t h e whole N o r t h e r n laid before P r e s i d e n t Cleve­ Beautifully a n d accessibly 5 LJa jron^ooflng, D e m o c r a t i c a n d M u g w u m p l a n d . O p p o r t u n i t y will be l o c a t e d . Qlt REGEIPT OF SO CEHT9 Ea-,« CalicfS and Spou'.iug. press a r e u r g i n g t h i s t a x i n g afforded t o see how h e will Ample b o a r d i n g a c c o m m o ­ fs fV-AU fbrirw oi*Sheet Metal for Building V/E WILL MAIL A BOX OF of s u g a r . You would b e t t e r t a k e t h e implied s u g g e s t i o n d a t i o n s . / fONF-LETE AND READY \ VTO AP^UY ViHEN SHIPPED./ F a c u l t y of six t e a c h e r g o slow here Messieurs Sena­ t h a t a little m o r e celerity in Two hundred a n d e i g h t v t o r s of t h e D e m o c r a t i c side. m a k i n g a p p o i n t m e n t s would WE WANT five s t u d e n t s l a s t y e a r . render h i s a d m i n i s t r a t i o n —Messenger. B o t h sexes a d m i t t e d . m o r e a g r e e a b l e t o t h e Demo­ t p. 4***a TKC ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR l d i o n ugh work d o n e in all N.-O.-Chronicle: As t h e Mc- c r a t i c people. branches. i M Ca km« Kinley bill is still in force a n d Next session b e g i n s Aug. Tetter, CrsFifl Itch, Itching Piles, Ring > In ticl). 4- .\w\—tMi one worbmftu to J t. ;»! «-•(<• •- rKict ZITI/V our n-.ateiials 7 185)3. 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V.j'o:.in j.ig— "outhf m Uao): of th® State flfrrjla, Cbst* pie seem t o f o r g e t t h a i tiie i n g how little flfojiert.v t h L'sib ISiuk, ).n«l KoUoxial Haul'.of ijav >uiiti.'fi. o n l y l a w t h e D e m o c r a t i c par- bride a n d g r o o m possessed, I. T. SHUFTRI^E L EP.3. t y h a s passed i n twenty-five per-o.imed t h e ceremony in eAV'AN^AK. C-A. y e a r s is t h e law t o repeal t h e t r u following w o r d s COMMERCIAL COLLEGE SMSSX?: force hi1' T h e financial dis­ " J i m . w i'l y o u "Cheapest & BestBusiness College in the World? Awarded UlchMt Honor World'n Exponlllon W i t h o u t iv.Tf •System of Ho«k*kreptng »ml«iiionrrn! Dnidu#-^ Httnlei.f- nr t r e s s anci the s c a r c i t y of m o n lO.OOOGrttduulreln employed. Nearly t Foil nunftptton. T o love a n d eli nnnattily. 15 TeachershanlntHA. Toat of,000».bo;n i!>0, a* is d u e entirely t o ilepubliCourwc. Including Tuition, Rtatimerv nml Board. ohorMiiind, Type-Writing and Telegraphy specialIlea. T a r "*.c >f y o u jvo Veoatlon. Knter now. flrauln.ivi m.-c-H-f ii. Thia city • !»!!' legislation This fuel - K( ,(| la beautiful and healthful. For circular* adUrec* KY. V .(1 br­ laid ii»a WILBUR K. SWIITH, LEXIWGTOfl, 1 should <:<*('. v; '! iU 11 f*iu *5 ' ( UR. VO.l l i * nembered by t h o s wh<;> i n •h-iin of ha i d l i m e s a n d e n ­ I 4 r i •••£0 s u r e t h e Democr aiic p a i t y . Coucor iSt i n d a i d : H o n . A. Le.izer, s u p e r i n t e n d e n t of t h e BC5TAMIO C h a r l o t t e News: A v e i y fun penitentiary, is in f a v o r a re SI ; vv>., -i n y t h i n g occurred a t o n e of f o r u i a t o r y lor y o u t h f u l crim**** ] vl t h e city churches l a s t VVednes j jnals T h i s s t r i k e s u s a s beA thoroughly tested Remedy FOR ALL d a y n i g h t a t t h e r e g u l a r in g a g o o d idea T h e y >ung Hi BLOOD and S O DISEASES. V ENDORSED BY * weekly p r a y e r m e e t i n g ser­ criminals s h o u l d n o t be m This standard remedy bas been tried, and not found wanting, v forty used ii I: I vice. F o u r u n m a r r i e d Indies t h r o w n in c o n t r a c t with old PROF A. L. ^ E T Z , P. H. G t an eminent phyalciuii. forhn liesyears try with certatn and It la reooirrmertdtd. It of Medical T»ep >rtment Talane University diseases forwhichunvaryhiK eucrc",s ti.r nil s a t o n o n e s e n t , r a n g i n g in a n d hardened ones. T h i s is of Louisiana, who, after it careful iinnlj sia, never falls to beaefit from the tti*8t do e, quickly and effectuntly driving out all pronouncea it. a pure Cream Tartar Powder, a g e fi oin 3 3 t o f o r t y > e a r s . a H U bject which s h o u l d be disdiaeaae terrasoffrom skin,system and kid­ tho liver tlcrou, b which lie cheerfully recommends to the the medtnm any unpleasant or injurious pnblic. neys without the rh Ji a n d were a p p a r e n t l y deeply ( ; U H S edt!ioroughlv. T h e r e n r e effects. It is Dot the risult of Ignorance or superstition,mid r. thorough kiwvvh .h.e but it Is founded upon "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE"* int rested in t h e m e e t i n g . One , j „ w j n t h e p e n i t e n t i a r y o v e r common sense achmoe. it el^ytunliy of modern medical tho blood and hn.-.ga pnriOesto the sufferer. As a grr.er.-.l tonic PURE, W HOLESOME AMO P OWERFUL. of t h e b r e t h r e n w a s called u p 2 0 0 persons 2 0 y e a r s of a g e . 6 u r< lier.ltii and euriobes CQ It is wUlionr,» rival, i -,d in if-; uialysts of _ You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. o n t o p r a y a n d did s o . In t h e health1giving p.epcrties anyi r.absolutely It mady ever r»? ti. von vi the public.With panarenfora.il comparison It istr a i: rH * ^ offered c o u r s e of his i n v o c a t i o n t h e Mr. T h o m a s G . S h e a r m a n , f} 5 5 ills resulting from Impure and impover­ FS . NEW ORLEANS, LA. ished blood —the current of life; ouiekly 0 8 W r** brother said: a very a b l e New York lawyer cures ftics-ofnl-s Vices-*. Knona, W-.f n lanpilois. I'atai'ih, l iwa-a', s v» . *2 '4 jLtvrr*. Klines r.t.il " N o w , L o r d , T h o u knovv- a n d w r i t e r u p o n economic eT Si.'fW.a V" eE C*r-E .1 It cak* fi i 1 Pi A Ono of Xenons UiM-aaes. etc. e s t t h a t t h e r e a r e m a n y in q u e s t i o n s , went t o GloversBK8T tho „ ewopesTelIOur facilitioRsre I I FUEE V0??R3ELF. \ tho %vorl4f. to Introduce our INVESTIGATE t h i s city w h o h a vc n o m a a villf N Y., by i n v i t a t i o n , t o uncqualt d, and VulnaMe V fjend !'>r i nr ffrsuperiorPIWil*we will Rendurrr . .1 . ft wonderInforMAlloa. • to ONE grootM tho*» who writs oach i o look a f t e r 11 a ; wilt T h o u lee in • up.ni t h e tariff. But i f v raarkalile % fn! i nay 01the s'tflpl to the most viro» us at onceenninmake locality, ires, dis" e.-rrt . »k theabove. Only you have todo of to chnnce. All pure 6end 8t*rap I'rl.x J.'r ul'-nt frii.rt tse, efter"all known remedies > n o t comf a r t On : tell it n o t in G a t h , t h e Re­ haduncertain sound that Botanic Blood A E Y P i ' • ISI wt, irn la to show our good* in faliej. These oerl ilicateH iv.rtHy with v to TFESOTEAELBFOYAAOSITTAC ,.'i C nfiv), no Cn I (Lis thoaa who One of t h e la b< . i v e tiie publican m o b a r o s e a n d and thf>a« call—your ncifrhbora If aha is lb" powerful Blood Burlflerover * show* the small end of the tela ginning ofaround adverfinemen* thia you The ba<-sl, itnd moetbest.cJi" .aeat.qolcl.-cat.grcot- T. known to the world. A jcope. The following eat ghee th<» appearance of it reduced t% c h u r c h c a r p e t a v i g o r o u s ivjuld h a v e m u rd e re d him PftiCK—fl.00 per bottle : J5.C0 for .1 bottles. X s t a m p with her h> »r a n d s a i d b u t l o r t h e p r o t e c t i o n of t h e Fcr sale by driu'v1 <; If not, pei d to «s. t ' TE rorm TIACK acttks. Addrets TLOOC CAVM CO Atlanta, Ca. ^ Or you are ill worn out, really good for noth­ " a m e n " s o k»u ha ' t *aus- police And t h i s i he freedom about the fiftieth part of Its bulk. It in a grand, double size telaing, it ia general debility. Try •cope, as largeait i* ^asy to carry We will also show > ou bow you nnontrs iron hitters. can make from to^ 1 O a day at least, from the etart,with­ e«l ever.vo«»ov ..i church of op ni nun tueNorth.—Mes-' If will cure you, cleanse your liver, and give out experience Better write at once We pay all expreaa charges. Address, li. HALLE IT & CO,, Box Mhti, Tom land. MaiNg. a good appetite. t o look a r o u n d . senger. • its WataagaDtiundrai % !SPECIFIC OXYGEN! < ,v 1 ROYAL I CtCTERIIE NATURE'S EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. Claremont Female C I CURE A C O M P L E T E N E W S P.v FEU The Pride of the North Carol i na Press." Do you want to aid in building up a paper that shall reflect the greatest credit on North Caroli­ na, no matter where it may be seen? Then patronize The Wilmington Messcngei A LARGE EIGHT-PA(H'> J'APER 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 factorin thegrowth and devvelopment of the Old North State? Then subscrbe for THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER Campaign Bates: T h e " D a i l y Messenger," b,y mail, 4 m o n t h s o n t r i a l , f o r $2.00 T h e weekly " T r a n s c r i p t Mes­ senger," (the largest and best p a p e r in t h e S t a t e ) 9 m o n t h s o n t r i a l foi* $ 1 . 0 0 Cash in a d v a n c e . B o t h papers are large Eight-Page sheets. Send P o s t a b C a r d with t h e a d d i \ s s of five p e r s o n s a m i receive s a m p l e cop­ ies of f i i t : M KSSRXIU - IR . Oct . i s i ' . i S s s . IT. TAKE THE Heap and !L B, uoaxg— T^m.« West and E&rthwest, Emigrants going to any of the VYcstern St,;,cos <>i- TeiTitories will save time and money going via. Chicago and Alton route, f is the quickest route to !v A N S A S CIT Y, DI i N V K11, PC EBLO, And aff points in Idaho, Wash ington, Oregon, Utah and California. bluest nml Hest hquippeti Hon<1 in the B'onL Only line rurming Solid Ycsti bud troiiiH etween St. I.ouis and Karens itv. lu dining iftir cars and Tour iff <]<ihee of extra charge. I will nice parties at any rail­ road station with through tick* ts and baggage checks. For-full intorniatioi., maps and descrip ive pamp-hlets of the West write to or call on B. A. NEWLANP. Traveling Passenger Ag*t.. 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C. J. C HARLTON, O. P. A Chicago, 111. WJU.»T^VU«.TW na is a clioice Weod of fine, high-5rat^e Chi­ nese 1 ea. Put up ia attractive and orig­ inal packages and packed In handsorr.a counter display boxes of six pounds each (either size); Is only sold in packages, 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 dealer a fair profit; is a thor­ oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ lutely pure, always the same ; free from dust 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 convenientto handle, easy to seli 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 auuiesa THE KIN-GO TEA CO. Baltimore IMr / • r-- • PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER & T -io EA" IPsi, uGii^ w /b izA A ]Kr.K7>:• tit ir»i . 'w* r. .tn> <\.Jz> . <">'' xt\rL%r I•• K».•* « ' Op' •/!'. ..Atup V GULF J3 . GO 1 i Caveats, and Tradf-Marks retained, amiall Pat­ ent business conducted for feedertie Feee. Our Office Is Opposl'9 U.JS.Prdent ONlre, and we ran secure patent In loss time than tuoM remote from Washington. Send mode), drawing or photo^wtltb degeripdon. We advise, if patcruahlo or not, free of charge. Our fee not cine till patent is aecursd. A Prmehlct, "Ilow to Obtain l'ntenls,'' wiMI names of actual clients in jei.r State, connty, uv town, sent free, i.idresa, C.A.SNOW&OQ| 0i>positc Patent Office, Washington, �Tii3 Wataaga Democrat 0 . it. Doug -herty, Editor. It. Rivers, Publisher Ihursday. Feb. 22, 1804. The Senate proposes to chnnge the Wilson bill in sev­ eral particulars—by putting n tax on sugar of 1 cent per pound, also a tax on iron ore and coal, and others want a tax on wool, and make the whiskey tax $120, but this may all be bosh as we can hear so many things now. We think it probable that the Wilson bill will pass the Senate without much change and some time in March we will have the new tariff law in operation. It is getting time for something to be done in the way of re­ form and the Democratic party is the party that has been engaged by the people to do it. Let it come about as soon as possible. There is no need of discussing it any more, the country is tired of speeches and demand in place of them action, lie up and doing, Democrats. w Senator Vance, is still op­ posing the confirmation of Collector Simmons. It does seem that this fight is unnec­ essary. Both have written letters recently, and the differ­ ence appears to us as without any signification except prej­ udice and spite. This fight will cause considerable fric­ tion in this state and it is to be deplored on that account. Every Republican and Popu­ list Senator will vote against Simmons and if Senator Vance influences a few Demo­ cratic Senators to vote against him Simmons will be defeated and why? Simply because Senator Vance in per sonally opposed to him. We are sorry that such affairs exiHt. And t h e r e is n o grounds for it, so far as we can see. We have received informa­ tion that a live Democratic paper by the name of'Ashe County Pioneer" will startup at Jefferson by the first Qf Mar?h. The paper will be conducted by I). (band W. E. Johnson, of Alleghany coun­ ty. We wish the "Pioneer" much success. Ashe county needs a wide awake Demo­ cratic paper and ought to give it full support, which we think it will do. Ashe coun­ ty has many solid, gcod cit­ izens ano will support a good paper. Let the "Pioneer" go to every home in Ashe and by all means pay for it and thereby give it encourage­ ment and support it. Only in this way can a pnper live. We know whereof we speak. We are surprised to learn ofthefailure of Hall Brothers at Hickory. They have as­ signed to Shufford and YVithCTspoon. Liabilities are not officially stated it .nay reach $70,000. Only about one half of this amount in assets. They have surrendered every thing to theircreditors. This is sad news to all the West­ ern North Carolina people. The crash seems to have no respecter of persons it strikes right and left. Chairman Wilson who has been confined to his room in Kansas City, Missouri, on his way to Mexico to recruit his health from his onerous duties on the tariff bill, has so far recovered that he was to resume his trip and hat gone on to Mexico. Thomas Farthing, of Bea­ ver Dams gave us a call this week on his return from Mc­ Dowell county, where he had been to visit his kins people. Mr. Farthing has closed his school on Cove Creek, and has given full satisfaction and 1ms showed himself an energetic go-ahead young man. We feel proud of such young men. There is hope of the country when our young men prove themselves pro­ gressive, moral and religious. What a contrast there is in a young man whose only as­ pirations are to drink mean whiskey curse and swear like a trooper, with an old pistol stuck in his hip-pocket and get into rows and make themselves rediculous to all with whom they come in con­ tact. We are proud of many of our young men whose aim and ambition are to do right and improve themselves and country by making progres­ sive good citizens. Hon. Hort Bower's speech on the Wilson bill is well re­ ceived by the people and has had a good effect. Hope he will continue to preach the true doctrine on politics. WANTED! LOW PRICES Items From tbe Topic. Col. J, C. H.irton makes in­ quiries through the "Topic" for his son Dixon, who left several years ago and has not been heard of si nee by his people. D. E. Bower, father of Hon. W. II. Bovver, is quite ill at his home on the Yadkin. Re>. Cargile the Adventist will preach at Lenoir. Elijah Green of John's Riv­ er will have a sale on the 1st and 2nd of March. A crowd of pretty Chester South Carolina young ladie» has visited Lenoir. Negroes are still fond of chickens around the town. 'Die "horse that pulls the plow ought to have the fod­ der." Will Simmons he conWe are glad to note'that finned? We think it proper our friend Maj. G. W. F. Har­ to ask this question at this per, of Lenoir was recently time. Hog ProTfirbi. elected President of the Che* ter and Lenoir Railroad and The farmer who donates will take charge of the road his pigs for a Third party at once. Maj. Harper was barbecue, and then runs the one of the main projectors of risk of buying hog meat with the road. He did more, per­ a lien on his crop, may be a haps, than any other one patriot to bis party but he is man, to build the road. We an infidel to his stomach. have no doubt that the pub­ The planter who won't lic will be benefitted in the raise hogs but who, with pol change of President. itical fervency,demands that The President is consider­ the Cleveland administration ably non-plusiod over the re­ keeps down the price of West jection, by the Senate, of both ern bacon and keeps up the Horn blower and Peck ha in as price of Southern cotton, is Associate Judge on the Su­ too metaphysical for a far­ preme Court Bench. Both mer and to transcendantly are New Yorkers. We sug­ brilliant for a practical states gest that the President man. His fit office is to pose makes his next appointment in a Third party township as from the South and we sug­ an Alliance philosopher, de­ gest Judge R. F. Armfteld, of fying all competition. Dead hogs, home killed, Statesville, N.C. The Senate and conveitod into well cur­ will confirm him and the ed bacon, will solve the finan­ trouble will he ended. cial problem in the South It is sad to us, to learn of more satisfactorily than live the serious illness of our es­ Allianeemen converted into teemed friend Nathan H. Third party politicians.—a. Gwyn Esq. of Patterson. It R. M. in Charlotte Observer. is said that he has soft­ M o r g a n t o n H e r a l d : A few ening o f the brain. Mr. d a y s a g o Uncle B a r t l e t t Sisk Gwyn is oneof Caldwell's best citizenR. He has been our t o l d a " H e r a l d " r e p o r t e r a special friend. We are sad joke a b o u t a friend of his w h o w a s fond of u s i n g big about his critical illness. words—so much s o t h a t a t The President d i <1 the t i m e s he became ludicrous. proper thing when he ap­ He s a i d t h a t o n e t i m e t h " pointed Thomas R. lernigan Linville River w a s g r e a t l y as Consul General to Shang­ swelled b y freshets a n d de­ hai, China. The Senate has s t r o y e d a g o o d deal of t h i s confirmed this appointment fellow's p r o p e r t y . A neigh­ and Mr. Jernigan will take b o r a s k e d t h e p a r t i c u l a r s the place of Mr. Jones who a n d a m o n g o t h e r s t h i n g s recently died. w a s t o l d t h a t " I t rained with s u c h vivicity a n d t h e r i v e r A number of Democratic post masters have recently e x p a n u l u t e d with such vex been appointed in North Car­ asit.v t h a t m y fence w a s olina by the President and washed a w a y o b n o x i o u s t o c o n f i r m e d b y t h e S e n a t e . reason. Things are beginning to go Newbem Journal: Sour* Democratic again, hope it how or other somebody is will long continue. making a mistake. Thepeo Wheeler A. Peek hum, who pleureof theopinion that the was appointed by the Presi­ time to go slow was prior to dent as one of Supreme Court and during the Chicago con justices failed in bisconfirma- vention. The construction tion. The Senate refusing of the platform, and the his confirmation. The hand nomination of the Presiden­ of Senator Hill is shown in tial candidate were matters that demanded deliberation. this case. It was then right to go slow Marion Butler has been but tbe moment the Demo­ elected President of the Al­ cratic; flag went up bearing liance at a salary of $3,000. the name of Grover Cleve­ This salary beats the Gov­ land, and covered all over ernor's. It is a good thing with resolutions of deliver­ to be President if you can get ance and reform, the time for big pay. resolute action had come, and the people "suiting the People troubled with sick and action to the word," went nervous headaches will find a, with a rush and elected Ch ve most efficacious remedy in Ayer's land with n whoop. 'J he Cathartic Pills. They strengthen President, with his gnat the stomach, stimulate the liver, restore healthy action t o the di­ wisdom, ought to know tl at gestive organs, and thus afford the time for going slow 1 as passed. speedy and permanent relief- A remedy f o r disease a n d d e bility, especially f o r t h o s e d m e a s e s which physicians h a v e pronounced incurable. We g i v e below a few of t h e t h e m a n y l e t t e r s which # 3 h a v e received, a n d which we publish with t h e c o n s e n t of t h e writers who a r e convinc­ ed t h a t such a remedy a s we ha ve described h a s been f o u n d in C o m p o u n d Oxygen T r e a t ­ ment of Airs. Star key & Palen. -O- 1S MY MOTIO,- And g o o d g o o d s with t h e a b o v e h o n e s t d e c l a r a t i o n , I h o p e t o secure a g o o d p o r t i o n of y o u r t r a d e . 1 h a v e deci­ "My daughter was cured mi om ded t o sell strictly PAY-DOWN, a n d h o p e my friends a n d Asthma by one treatment otcd pound Oxygen, after suffering c u s t o m e r s w o n ' t a s k f o r c r e d i t . By s o d o i n g ! c a n s.-n e a l ! for fifteen years, ED. B. WJLLIH, m y c u s t o m e r s a t least 2 b per c e n t , o n tin 1 d o l l a r . TyLr, Texas. "MOSEY SA VIA) IS MOMAY MADE/' " I used your compound Oxy­ I will sell y o u t h e best calicoes a t 7 t o 7% c t s . per y a r d : gen about a year and a half aA A A s h e e t i n g 7 t o 7 % : w o o l j e a n s 3 0 t o 4 0 c t s . ; A l a m a n c e go. 1 neglected to tell you ot the great benefit I received from 7 t o 7% Ms.; 2 4 sheets n o t e p a p e r 4 c t s . ; 2 5 envelopes 4 <*.; its use. I have not been troub­ b o t t l e ink 4 c t s ; p i n s 3 c t s a p a p e r , g o o d needles 4 c t s per led with eaten h since.—-F. p a p e r , a n d e v e r y t h i n g else in p r o p o r t i o n . S o c o m e a n d see Revels, Syracuse University. Sy­ racuse, N. Y. me. W A N T E D A 1 0 . \ f E ! 500 doz. eggs at 12% cts crdoz.. Send for book of two hundred 1 , 0 0 0 p o u n d s yellow b u t t e r tit 1.4 c t s per-'pound. A l s o pages for further information, tea f u r s , w h e a t a n d r y e , c o r n , w h i t e b e a n s , e t c , e t c , a l l a t h i g h tiiuoninIs, etc. A book sent tree. est uiarketprices. So when in need of goods call and "X- Home Treatment sent out hv ex­ amine my stock and low prices. I have a full line of Farm press to >o used at home. Office e r ' s Friend Plow p o i n t s a n d r e p a i r s o n h a m ! . A ioi ofn««i ! s f reatrnent administered here. a n d shelf hard-ware—in f a c t a in!! line of e v e r y t h a . p kept in a first c l a s s s t o r e . I w a n t y o u r t r a d e a n d will nppreei1•>-'•! Arch St. Philadelphia, Va. ate it. Yours Anxious to please. 120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal. Please mention this paper. W I L L W . HOL.SCLAW. Crs. Siarlev & Pate • NOTICE. Govern mi nt Expcnceg. WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—Of­ ficial figures completed in rite Treasury Department show t h a t t h e first we veil a n d a half m o n t h s of t h e present fiscial y e a r , t h e e x p e n d i t u r e s of t h e g o v e r n m e n t h a v e e x ceeded t h e g r o s s receipts by f o r t y - e i g h t a n d a half million d o l l a r s per m o n t h . T h e fig­ ures are: Receipts$188,500,000; expenditures$237,000,0 0 0 . A t t h i s r a t e , a t t h e ex­ p i r a t i o n of t h e c u r r e n t fiscal y e a r , t h e n e t deficit will be $ 3 3 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . T h i s r a t e of deficit however, is n o t likely t o c o n t i n u e . Already t h e r e a r e s i g n s of recovery in i n t e r nul revenue receipts, which t h i s m o n t h s h o w a s l i g h t ex­ cess o v e r t h e receiptsfoi F e b . 1893. T h e figures a r e : F o r t h e first fifteen d a y s of F e b r u a r y 1894, $6,052,722, as against $ 5 , 9 2 2 , 2 4 7 f o r t h e corres­ p o n d i n g period of F e b r u a r y , 1 8 9 3 . T h e a g g r e g a t e fig ures for i n t e r n a l revenue t o d a t e a r e $91,(526,000 a s a g a i n s t $103.951,000 for t h e c o r r e s p o n d i n g period of l a s t y e a r , a l oss of $ 1 2 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 with o n l y four m o n t h s a n d a half in which t o c a t c h lip. •J u s t o m receipts however, continue. Mr. David M. Jordan of Edmoston, N. Y. Colorless, Emaciated, Helpless A Complete Cure by AiBSAFA Jt IZjLA. HOOD'S This is from Mr. D. M. Jordan, a re­ tired farmer, and one of the most re­ spected citizens of Otsego Co., N. Y. LADIEI We wont many men, women, boys, and girls to work for ns a few hours daily, right in nnd around thcirown homes. The business is ensy, pleasant, strictly honorable, and pays better tbnn any other o.Tered agents. You have a clear field and 110 competition. Experience nnd special ability un­ necessary. No capital required. Wo equip you wl'h everything tlmt you need, treat yon well, and help you to earn ten times ordinary wages. Women do ns well as men, and boys nnd glrlf moke good pay. Any one, nnvwhere, can do tho work. AH succeed who follow our plain and sim­ ple directions. Earnest work will surely bring you a great deal of moner. Everything is new and in groat demand. Write for our pamphlet circular, nnd receive full Information. No harm done if you conclude not to go on with tfco business. CEORGS STINSON &Co.r Box 483, build­ Needing a tonic, or children who want ing up, should take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS. It is pleasant; curea Malaria, Indigestion, Biliousness, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia. The Rutherford College' 9 Burke County, N. C,, Will open i t s F a l l T e r m , Aug. 3 , 9 3 , u n d e r very p r o m " Fourteen years ngo I had an attack of the gravel, and have Blnce been troubled wltb my ising prospects. It is ten miles Liver and Kidneys west of Hickory, N. (J., n e a r gradually growing worso. Three years ago 1 t h e n o t e d Connelly S p r i n g s , g o t d o w n s o l o w t h a t 3 coul . l B e a r e d ? walk. whose w a t e r s a r e being ship­ I looked mnvltko a corpse than a living helng. I had no appetite and for flvo weeks I ale ped t o E u r o p e a l m o s t e v e r y noc-iliba : . I wis badly emaciated aud had no more <•<,lor than n »tuca«. Hood's Harsaparllla was recommended nnd I d a y . B o a r d , i n e l u d i n g p ^ e n t thought. 1 would try It. Ik)tore 1 had finished expense, is from $5. t o $9. per the first bottle 1 i.otb ed that I felt 1» i ter, suf­ fered less, tho kadbnunuuiMt otf BSne fclad-m o n t h . T u i t i o n r a n g e s from tlu-.T had subaldi-.l. tho color betrvn t'» return to my face, and 1 fc*-?,-" 1 ** »> After $ 1 . t o $ 4 . per m o n t h . No I fiad taken three bottle* I couhl eat anything without hurting roe. Why, I got s o hungry healthier, h a p p i e r a n d m o r e that I had to eat. f> .lines a day. I have now m o r a l place c a n be found in fully recovered, thank •» to America. A c o m p l e t e busi­ Hood's SsraaparSlla y Co-;-3 w«-!3 ptld w.r*« vr^5;. All who know ness c o u r s e a t t g ' he 1. A d d r e s s ME marvel to see roe so well." 1). M. JORDAN. Da. R. L. ABERNETBY. I'KKSIDI- NT, HOGB'l Pl ',1.3 aro thobest ufter-dluner Pill*, R u t h e r f o r d Col leg", N. C. Asniut ditfostioii, cure hecuktcho and bliloasnos®. LAND SALE. By v i r t u e of a m o r t g a g e deed executed tome by G VV. 1 iuvrson a n d wife a n d duly registered in t h e Registers ot fice in Boone W a t a u g a coun­ t y, N. C., in b o o k " U " p a g e Bricks a r e now being b u r n t 1-29, etc, of m o r t g a g e s I will by electricity. T h i s promises offer for sale to the highest b i d d e r for c a s h in hand o n t o revolutionize t h e i n d u s t r y M o n d a y t h e 5 t h d a vol' Mar.. by g r e a t l y reducing t h e l a b o r *94. i t lining t h e 1 s t M o n d a y a n d c o s t . T h e kiln-drying in s a i d m o n t h , t h e l a n d / d e process i s entirely disfn-used j scriH'hl i n s a i d m o r t g a g e t o with. T h e wet clay is p u t in­ | s a t isfy a d e b t of $ 1 5 0 , 0 0 a n d I interest d u e by n o t e a n d cost t o a s o r t of covered iron ! of t h i s a c t i o n . T h i s F e b . 1 s t mold, which hold a b o u t , 1 0 0 0 1 8 9 4 . bricks, a n d a s t r o n g c u r r e n t A. J . M ORKTZ , M o r t g a g e e . of electricity is then t u r n e d o n a n d in a very s h o r t t i m e t h e bricks a r e d r i e d a m i B# TO b u r n t a n d ali r e a d y t o be 4% t u r n t d o u t for sale.—Ex. N.-O.-Chronicle: A rule h a s been prepared which m a y s o o n e r o r l a t e r be a d o p t e d by t h e H o u s e p r o v i d i n g t h a t if tin.v member fails t o v o t e , he s h a l l not receive a n y com­ p e n s a t i o n for thtit d a y ' s ser­ vice. T h e p u r p o s e of t h " rule is t o prevent t h e defeat of a q u o r u m because of a b ­ senteeism a n d filibustering. Bv virtue of an order of the Su pertor Court ti e undersigned as •ominissioiitT, will expose for sale a t public out-cm a t t h e c o u r t house do ir in the town of Boot^ N. 0., on the 5th day of March, 1894, it being the first. Monday in said month, t he tract of land in Shawneehaw township owned by the heirs of Parte Shoemaker, ded., adjoining the lands of R. B. Gaultney, M.C. i ha pel, n. F . Baird and others, containing 75 acres ot excellent and valuableland, tol <'ra,ble dwelling a n d improve., meats. Terms of sale one-fourth on day da* ol sale, one-fourth in two years and balance in three years w ith interest from day of sale Possession given when sale is confirmed, but the title reserv­ ed until full payment of j urchase money is made. This Jan. 1 5, ? 94, R. L. LOWE , Commissioner. PORTLAND, $?A8N£. One doila i pays for the Deaiocra t one year. i t ts,t i •••> t r rt i. £ JU is rii} ppyts? t L: L * SmfhiJ a \Yc wish focal:ath ;d icntoour ine of second-hand -:ugg?-s, Carts, wagers, 4 Hacks, Harness Etc, i hey arc aimost good a s new, nnd persons wishing t o buy can -v>t cure bargains by » tiling on us. We have a hi" lot of NEW BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, HARNESS 011 hand, which will bo sold on reasonable terms. If we have not ® g o t 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 close prices. We have a full line of new H a r ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev. erything in the harness line. Can beat the world on prices. VSr We will take in exchange, horses, mules, and also good bee cattle. Give us a call. HENKEL, CRAIG CO. Renoir J N.C. , ron PYUFKTtTA, IndlfBHtion, md Sioir.Acb disorders, on BROWN'S IRON BITTERS. All dealers keep it. Si per bottle. Genutne he, Vade-mark and orfiMC.i red lines on vroppe, �• «e ilhii PWW| vr- ?b (' v '>«, n. c —Nt .vs reaches u s t h a t o n —ml — Cifc) Editoi Democrht: To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT tiie 23rd uit. the mail w a s Generally speaking, people robbed of a registered pack­ BBYA.YS OiHAIMiV 1 *opy1 year $1.00 age between Harrnan a n d talk and write about tha* of Liver Complaint, Constipation, " (J months 50 " 3 months 35 Beech Creek post offices, this which they think, therefore if and Biliousness county. The package pass­ ! I write about school no one (h ADVERTISING KATES. ARE SPEEDILY CURE* ed Harrnan in good condition lean think strange of my sub1 inch 1 week .$ .75 By the Use of 1 14 1 month 1.75 but when the pouches were | ject. 1 " 3 " 3.00 opened nt Beech Creek, the I Friday evening n 1 w a y s 1 " 0 " 5.00 parcel was missing. Our in­ brings rest to those who are I " 1 year 7.00 con fined in the school room. I column 1 week 9.00 formant thinks the mail boy Saturday an< Sunday will is the guilty party. 1 " Imontli 13.50 1 " 3 " 25 00 —Several of us unfortun­ then be abundant time for A friend speaks through the Booth11 1 (i •' 37.50 rest, so Monday morning nev bay (Me.) Register; of the beneficial 1 year 1 50 00 ate f 'Hows have to b u i 1 d ^ results he has received from a regular long lines of fenee along (he er comes f>o soon. It is rlien use of AYER'S Pilld. Hesayd! "I wris feeling sick and tired and my esses Pear­ that new determinations are stomach seemed all out of order.' I tried a number of remedies, but Entered a t t h e Postofficoat new turnpike. none seemed to give me any relief until I was induced to try the old Boone. N. C., as second-class son, Farthing, Winkler and formed, and new energy must reliable AYER'S Pills. I have takert only one box, but I fefcl like a mail m a t t e r . Couneill are now preparing be used hf both teachers and new man. I think they are the most pleasant rind easy to take of any­ to close up their fields. A students. We look forward thing 1 ever used, being so finely sugar-coated that even a child will take LOCAL NEWS. them. I urge upon all who are in need of a laxative to tty AYER'S hen vy burden falls upon us, to Monday morning to see Rills. They will do good." what new students will be in and we will have to go to v "For four years, I was afflicted with liver complaint. The best physi­ •-Ex-shenff H a y e s is t h » woi k and build nearly a mile school, ami what oth^r chan­ cians in the country being unable to relieve me, I was advised to try ges have taken place. h a p p y f a t h e r of a n o t h e r s o n . of fence. We don't like it, but AYER'S Pills. I did So, and believe my liver is now in a perfectly Mr. Hendersonimlaway, of healthy condition."—M. JARRELL, Proprietor of Jarrell's Hotel, High — J a m e s P . T a y l o r , of Elk we are not mad. Point, Guilford Co., N. C. Watauga, was in Globe a few P a r k , was in town t h i s week. "I have been the victim of dyspepsia and rheumatism for years, so' t>ad — By a perplexing over­ days ago. He visited t.h e that my hands are crippled, and I suffer periodically, from severe' —The Revenue officers are sight, we failed to announce school, made the boys a good headaches. Until lately when these headaches came on, I was obliged to' some what active in bringing in our last issue the deat h of ; speech, went home and serU give up work. I have tried many medicines, hot without any benefit, until about a year ago, I began taking AYER'S Cathartic Pills regularly, our highly esteemed friend. us his boy. A week later Mr. violators to trial. and How toy digestion is greatly improved, the heddaches virtually cured, Joel Norris. of Soda H i 1 , P. Andrews put his son in — W. C. Brannoek, one of and my general health better than for years."— Mrs. E MMA M C C ARTY, Colon, St. Joseph Co., Mich. our well known travelling whicli occurred on the 8th school. Shei man and Johnnie "I was relieved off sick headache in a very short time affet Fating taken salesmen, was in town this inst. He was buried with Ma are both nice boys and are AYER'S Cathartic Pills." —ERNEST GUILLOUD, 21 South street, Sari sonic honors on the Sunday doing good work in their week. Antonio, Texas. following. A very large con­ classes. —The w r n t h e r is finp. t h e course of people attended the Watauga has given Globe r o a d s a r e i m p r o v i n g a n d ev­ burial, and many a heart is Academy eleven young men Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer St Co., Dowell, Mass. e r y t h i n g will get m o r e lively saddened by the loss of this I his year. Who will send in soon. kind neighbor and good citi­ another and finish out a doz­ Every Dose Effective —A m a n b y t h e n a m e of zen. We extend our sympa­ en? However, a dozen isn't THIS IS NO HUM Cable w a s lodged in jail T u e s thy to the widow, the family a limit. A boy coming now d a y . Offense c h a r g e d w a s and the many relatives of the RUG TO DRAW will get three moid lis school. carrying a p'stol. deceased. TRADE! Our classes in arithmetic —We a r e s o r r y t o h e a r t h a t are doing exceptionally good -oPoisoned with Laudanum. Maj. B i n g h a m , oFStatosville, work. One class of five are Mr. A. E. Vannoy, of Gap just finishing up arithmetic. has been indisposed for some STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. 1 MEAN BUSINESS, d a y s , a n d h o p e e r e this, he i s Creek, aged 24 years, came They walk briskly when the EXE UT1VE DEPARTMENT. home from a business trip to bell rings for them to recite. •0< well a g a i n . W HEREAS, official information bus been received at Siatesville on Saturday, the The debating society i s —One of our most promi­ this Department that Frank Lagan, Sr., and J. S. Ragan, 1 roin now until the first day 10th, very unwell. Next mor­ good, and is doing g o o <1 nent business men was heard members of a band of robbers have b°en charged with va­ of April I will sell tny stock of ning lie arose feeling badly work. I don't think that I to say this week that times rious crimes of robbery and conspiracy to rob, steal etc!, and through mistake took am exaggerating when 1 say were looking up in Boone, as committed in the county of Watauga, and an over dose of laudanum, that the school is doing vers he had sold a horse for spot Whereas, it appears that the said Frank Ragan, Sr., and from the effects of which he well. B. B. D OUGHERTY. cash, and several swaps had J. S Iiagan have fled the State, or so concealed themselves —AND— died at 9 o'clock, p. m. Ev­ Feb. 19, 1894. that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon been made here of late. erything was done by physi­ them. A Tribute of Reapect. —We h e a r of a f u n n y affair cians and friends to restore Now, Therefore, I, Elian Onrr, Governor of the State of Whereas, the Supreme Ru­ o n B a n n e r Elk o v e r s b i g a m y him, but to no avail. North Carolina, by virtue of authority in me vested by law, A t 1 0 per cefrt above ler of the universe has in His do issue this my PROCLAMATION, offering a reward of one c a s e in which Es q . Lowe, w a s A. D. C. wisdom seen fit to remove hundred and twenty-five dollars each for the apprehension t h e officiating justice in t h e by death our brother Joel and delivery of the said Frank Ragan, Sr., and J.S. Ragan case. T h e m a n J o n e s play­ OBITUARY. to the sheriff (J Watauga county, at the court house in ed his p a r t shrewdly a n d g o t The Rev. L. P. Hodges died Norris, which occurred at his Boone, and I do enjoin all officers of the State und all good n \ ; u y , a B e r several a r i e s t s . at his home at Sands, on home at Soda Hill, Feb. 8th, citizens to assist in bringing said criminals to justice. —Have the farmers of Wa­ the23id ult., of pneumonia 1894. Done at our city of Raleigh, the 2nd day of February, in If you don't think I mean It Be it resolved, that in the the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundrd and nine­ come and look through my tauga taken advantage of and hemorrhage of the lungs, the open winter and prepar­ aged 42 years, 1 month and death of brother Norris, the ty four and in the one hundred and eighteenth year of our Lodge has lost one of its best American Independence. ELI AS CARR. ed for the spring planting, or 28 days. members, the church to which By the Governor: Bi other Hodges professed have they idled away their S. F. TELLFAIR, Private Secretary It wont cost yon one con I if time to be pushed up when r e l i g i o n s e v e r a l y e a r s a g o he belonged an ardent sup 'j.. ..jj.II .. '..^•AURPAU porter, the neighoorhood in you dont purchase. and united with the Baptist planting time comes? which he lived a kind, benev­ church and liyedaconsistant I have a large stock and — We will soon hear the member of the same until the olent and useful citizen and want to get rid of it before candidates pleading with the doctrine of the Seventh Day his family an affectionate bus spring. dear people for the nomina­ Adventists was introduced band and father. tion for office, but we hope Brother Norris was madon here, and ofter thoroughly they will put it off as long as Mason at Jefferson, N. C., A. investigating it, he accepted CALL AND LOOK! they can. In the hot days of it as Bible truth and cast his D., 1865, and was a charter July is the best time, as it lot with that people. He was member of Watauga Lodge, will be easy to get up a sweat. ever ready to advocate the No. 273. He was always I would call your attention —Prof. S. \1. Dugger stay­ doctrine of his church in pub­ prompt in his obligations to to the big cut in prices in my ed with us Monday night or lic and private; was kind and his Lodge, always cheerfully other lines his way to Wilkes county. generous, ever ready to visit conforming to th? ancient BSFTHE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR Mr. Dugger is a well informed the sick and afflicted, and was c u s t o m s a n d u s a g e s o f t h e man, and is very entertain­ loved and respected by a 1 1 Order. SGTSGrNOW IS HIE 1IAE10 SUBSCRIBE.-Wk-m Resolved, That this Lodge ing in conversation. He has who knew him. some legislative inclinations But his work is done and'he wear the usual badge of mour is now at rest, and is onlv n i n g f o r 3 0 d a y s , a n d t h a t in the future. waiting for the morning these resolutions be spread —Mr. Silas Adams, of Vilas, which is soon to dawn, when upon the .Secretary's book, came in our office this week eternal life will be given to all and that a copy of the same to renew his subscription for who are ready to receive it. be sent to widow of deceased another .year, and said: 'Send He leaves a wife and two and also to the Watauga it on, 1 want it as long as I D EMOCRAT for publication. sons to mourn their loss. Done by order of Watauga live, if it continues to run May God's blessings rest Lodge, No. 273, A. F. & A. that long.' That is the way upon this sorrowing family. M., Feb. 17th, 1894. •1 to do, pay in advance, sleep J. J. R O W E . L. N. P ERKINS, } well, and be happy as does J. F. H ARDIN. >Com. Times are bound to get bet uncle Silas. NATHAN HORTONJ ter. The people will yet take —Many of the post masters charge of this government. An obedience t o the eim pie laws D. B. DOUG HE RIY PRINCIPAL. are not treating us right. They will not always submit ol hygiene and the use of Ayer's to misrule. 'Till they do this, Sarsaparilla will e n a b l e t h e S?me of the subscribers to the A high school for boys and girls. Starts the students most delicate man o r sickly wo­ D EMOCRAT move away from we will have to 'grin and bear man t o pass in ease and safety aright, and prepares teachers for the public schools. it,' but let us do it as cheer­ Teachers are expected to meet oti Saturdays to discuss the delivery of the office and fully as we can. N. M. Allen from the icy atmosphere of Feb. the best methods of teaching. the post masters never re­ will help all he can by making t o the warm, moist days of April. Young men can here prepare for college at a low cost. port the fact to us. We call reductions on his tin-ware, I t is the best of spring medicines. Special drill in debate and declaiming. their attention to the postal g l a s s - w a r e , c r o c k e r y , a n d Spring term began Jan. 1st, 1894. For other informa Mr. Bland is pushing his coinage bill slowly along, tion address the principal. laws in the matter. These hardware. post masters become respon­ RKBrmwLLY, Baldness is often preceded o r but is meeting with stubborn Relieve* alt torrnett of the mMcetil Fhembr»M end _ accompanied by grayness of the resistance by Republicans, sible themselves for neglect cure* GONORRHOEA end GLEET In t to J day*. No S The bill will no doubt pass other treatment neceisary. Never cams* ttrkttM o* leaves any Injurious after effecu. Price. It. Sold of this kind. Do your duty hair. T o prevent both baldness the House by a Democratic by druggist*. and grayness, use Hall's Hair BLOOD BALM CO., Pr»'«, ll'r hereafter. ; majority. Q.os>..e». 99 co co.-pa Renewer ,an honest remedy. Sl'HSCIUPTION liATB 8 STOMACH TROUBLES AVER'S Cathartic Pills SAY! Ayer's Cathartic Pills 1 PJOCiiMTiON BI IKE GOVERNOR! $250.00 REWARD, CLOTHING OV ER OATS COST I STOCK 1 GL08E ACADEMY, KINCHHC >- 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 6 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_1894_0222_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: February 22, 1894] 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 1894-02-22 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/ffa3f3cb286743bb8d024fdc911dde40.pdf 6a454a8a915677d064057ecc079a79ed PDF Text Text VOL (5 hooxe, WASHINGTON WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C„ 1TIUKSDAY, MAUCIL I 1894, NO. 20, Sowing- Wild Oats. LETTER i made should be good demo­ you sow wild o a t s you will the revenues. But pu I ting off And s o i n / son, you just have t o reap them. If v o 11 works appropriated for and crats, men who can be de­ From our Regular Correspondent. pended upon t o help the par­ want t o sow a lew wild oats, could have your 'time" and by changing the debt state­ a n d then you intend t o settle let some other man sweat in ment t o make it ineltidd the For good and sufficient ty win future battles. reasons the tariff bill was Senator Morgan,chairman down and make a man of taking off the harvest i t gold reserve and subsidiary of Life Assurance is not "Can not rfported t o the Senate of the Senate committee on yourself. Well, all I have t o Would n o t be so oad. If you coin, Mr. Foster managed r o you afford it?" but "Can you Finance committee last week, Foreign Relations has. a t the s a y is vou had better not sow u large crop, you may show a.balance, in March, afford to do without it ? " although it could have been request of t he sub-committee, sow t o o large a crop. Wild not be able t o get through 1893, but i t was a balance of WOODWARDS, S. C.July 3,1893. Mr.W.J. RODDEY, Rock Hill,S. C. leported. The delay was in written the report of the o a t s a r e not bringing very harvesting in this world,and f r a c t i o n a l c u r r e n c y t h a t Dear Sir: — I have before me a the interest of democratic Hawaiian investigation. A* good [trices in the markets t o s t a r t into eterni'y with a could n o t be used. There statement of the various options of­ fered iu settlement of my maturing harmony, it being thought a special meet ing of Hie com­ a t present. There seems t o crop of wild o a t s on y o u r was a t t h a t time, in fast, a, Tontine policy in the Equitable Lif Assurance Society. I have con­ best t o allow objecting dem­ mittee the report was rend be a n overproduction of this hands, is a poor recommen­ deficit, and the gold reserve cluded to accept the surplus and ocrats t o have their say t o and it was decided t o deter article, and ii may cost you dation. The Bible says, 'what had been drawn upon. A Continue the policy. The results arc highly satisfactory and I heartily the sub-committec composed action upon it t o a meeting more t o reap your harvest soever one soweth t h a t will lew Bays before the 4 t h of commend the Equitable Society and entirely of democrats rather t o be Ic'ld this week. There- than the crop is worth. There lie reap,' and if t h a t be true, March, 1893, Mr. Fosteraskthe Tontine system insurance as practiced by it, to persons desiring than before the full commit port has not been made pub a r e so many young men sow d o n ' t you think* it would be ed Congress t o authorize a n •ale and profitable life insurance. Yours respectfully, T. S. BRICE. te.*. Tim regular mta-aing of lie and me,niters of the com ing wild o a t s these d a y s that advisable, my son, befoieyon issue of f50,000,000 of bonds the Finame committee will nut tee decline I <> discuss it. 1 believe It would pay belter step off too wide a land, t o and the republican Senate The above letter is but one Represent itiv > Bland, o f t o sow something else. A few open your sack and see what voted for such issue.—Bristol selected from many received lie helil tomorrow and tin* from happy policyholders in the Missouri, has beeu having a aei-f s of honesty, truth, so­ kind of stuff .vou are eowimr? C ourier. present intention is t o re­ port the revised (nil Ii is M u s s e l with the " n o q u o r u m ' briety and virtue properly — Banner Man. in \Yytiwville An Unwilling- It iricGrooiil.possible every member of flic iieud, and his bill for the cultivated, it seems t o me, •Journal. might pay pretty well. I know It 's a word to the wise—a con­ Catawba county has a queer committee tiiat ii will cer­ coinage <•! the - igniorage vincing proof to the doubtful. matrimonial affair which must be 111 y son, that it seems like the FUSING AWAY. tainly be reporrcd • his week. is still unae'ed upon. There For full particulars address settled somehow. Last tall Mr. world has paired a premium Bristol Fourier. W. J. RODDEY, Manager, No time will be hist by the has been a quorum on the upon dishonesty. I know you The fool-ki'ler is getting in Jacob Johnson, an exceutric Department of the Carolines, democrats on th* Finance floor of the Houseevery day, ROCK HILL, S. C. think t'ae dishonest, men are his work in yurioils ways and bachelor about 40 years old lost committeenfter itis reported b u t those opposed t o the bill getting all the fat offices in the fools a r e really y ' e g his age I mother. It'- soon decidin g e t t i n g it reported t o the have refused t o vote and the e Med lie need'- * uh.*"rueai a o u r government. I acknowl­ away. '1 he bre 1 c a.ainy house <;et;onr. In IWcrnber b.. Senate, a s I hey Imve been fiiends of the measure have PliOFESSlONA L. edge t h a t things look a little o u t . T a k e n walk ih visiUv! > 1 "i. Nan( v *'h .'pmjti-. cognizant of every change been a few short ofaquorum. Notice has been sent t o all blue for those who a r e trying a lyofthe cm notaries jjt.-ou h respectable a R? as ri • v : 1 made by the sub-committee, W . B . CO UN CI L L , J U. absentees t o return a t once t o d o t h e right, thing, but a s o u t the country and you will ow, living in lu fact the sub-committee sure a s there is a God and a believe with us t h a t thefyols Mr, Join ATTORNEY AT LA A. nujd*at • while nominally m ole up of and Mr. Bland is confident t h a t a quorum in favor of hereafter, honest men will be a r e resting-place of the man ble and found the w ion Boone, N . C. only three Senators has in above p a r in a few years. The who blew into a n empty gun; pathetic listener. Quickly t w o m reality been the entire demo­ the bill will be on hand this week and t h a t the bill will be people of this great country the modesty of the girl who hearts began t o beat as one. Cu W . B. COl INC I L L , M. I). cratic membership of the Fi are chewing their tobacco lighted the fire with kerosene, pid held lordly sway Sunday bBoone, N. C. nance committee,except Sen­ passed w it bout f u n herdelay. pretty nervously and some and thegrasscarpeted mound fore Christinas was set lor tli ( . Resident Physician. Office a t o r N aiav, who is away 11 is t bought thut the filibuswedding. Mr. Johnson procure I o n K in# Street n o r t h of Post -ick. T h e members of the teting a g a i n s t the bill was ot these first days they will of the boy who took the mule the necessary legal papers and a pull off th»ir coats, roll up hy the tail. The fall mono Office. s ub commitb'e feel s o certain for t he purpose of (Maying sumptuous dinuer was prepare- 1 1 heir sleeves a nd knock things ment of the man who didn't a t the residence ol Dr. J . J. IIit i < • lint they have made tile lust i; in the {louse until after the know it was loaded oVershad where the ceremony was to tai silly. Mange in the hill t hat t lie re­ t a r ff bill gets Rehire the Sen •; i HonPHKW But you say nearly all of ows the d u g o u t of him who place. The invited guests and thvised copy has been sent t o ate, s o a s t o prevent its be \ A 7 70USEY A 7 LAW, ing promptly acted upon in o u r g r e a t men sowed their jumped from the cur t o save widow were on hand but the prut rhe Government Printing of­ MARION. N < the S"iiate, a s its passage by wild o a t s before they did any­ a ten-rod walk. Side bv side pective bridegroom cam# not fice t o be put in type. thing in the world. I used t o lies t h e etheriftl who always The wedding was postponed. A —(o)— The best posted democrats the House has been conceedbelieve t h a t too, b u t after kept the corset laced up t o few days later Johnson presented ed by ail from the first. Will practice in the courts ol laugh a t the idea ol the fif­ The VVoinatis Suffragists reading t h e li\es of ourgreat the last, hole, arid the intelli­ the licence for redemption, but Wut.nu.ra, A H I IH , Mitchell, McDow­ teen d e m o n a He Senators ell and :iI) other counties in the who v3ted to reject the nom­ a r e preparing t o move on men, I ha ve changed my opin gent idiot who ro le a bicy­ the authorities could not do that .vj^terii I i.straff Special ntteii the South. At their annual ion. Some of them may have cle nine miles in ten minutes. Mr. Johnson plucked up courage ti#:« given t o thtf collectiou ol inal ion of Beckham being con vent ion, just closed in this gone one o r two rounds but Here reposes thp young doc­ and the 20th of Jan. was named cluss'v a s opponents of the claims they never seeded anything t o r who took a dose of h i s as the time for the wedding. .< administration. One of 1'res­ city, Atlanta, Ga., was electgain lie failed to appear. In the like a c o p . If .you will name medicine, a n d the old fool r. J. (> Buth r. Dr. T. C. Blackburn. meantime'Squire Hull, the gen­ ilient Ulevelaiid's most loyal e l a s the t net ting place of Trade, Trun. Zionvillo, X. C. one truly great man wh os nv who married a young wife. tleman who was t o fie the knot, supporters a s w e l l ns his next year's convention. The plate printers" branch eff much wild o a t s in his R i g h t o y e r y o n d e r i n t h e and others, having learned that warm personal friend puis of tie* K. ot L., of this city, young days, I will n o t only northeast corner the breezes bash fulness was the sole cause » ( it this wti): " I am not a bit give you my permission t o sigh through weeping willow the lion appearance of Johnson sorry t h a t Beckham was re­ h a v e adopted resolutions sow yours, h u t I will g o a- t h a t bends over the lowly decided t o hunt him Jp a n d i . h a n k i n g Representative (VJUs .ittfiided n t a l l jected, and i know the rea­ Say era >f Texas, chairman loug and help you sow for a bed of the fellow who told his "hitch" him any how. Finally sons which governed most of hoii.s. ^ *3 week o r ten days. Benedict mother-in-law she lied. Down they captured him and tied tin the democratic voteis cast of the the House committee •I |i t*» 1 , ' 9 3 Arnold, they say, sowed lots therein the [rotter'sfield, with knot in due form. He carried th against him. First he Halt­ oil Appropriations, for his in his young days, and h e his feet sticking o u t t o t h e blushing bride to his home, and fci F I. V1LL J. V FLETCHER. ed the regular democratic friendship t o the interest of reaped a harvest of remorse blasts of winter and the rays for three days the happy couple ticket a t the last s t a t e elec­ labor, and requesting all la­ and disgrace. Jes. and Frank of summer's sun, is stretched kept house. On the fourth day Ut tion and openly aided in de­ bor organizations in his dis­ Johnson informed his wife that, Jatnus sowed very largely, all t h e earthly remains of the he "just could not get over hi feating it. and, a s though trict t o join m the voice thus YS A I LA IP, .47 and they reaped very large­ misguided regulator who tri­ bashfulness," and asked Iter t< Giut were not enough t o bar raised in appreciation of his BOONE, N. C. ly, too. These men who hold ed t o lick an editor; while the return t o her home aud « J a <1 hbn t i o m n n y favors a t the services t o t he working peoI ,s <e< inl attention i>iveu plp. Judge Sayers has al­ up s t a g e coaches, rob express broken bones of the man who vorceathiseipeu.se. S'e- wen lisposa. ol the party, h e '&> the eolietion ofefaims. trains and murder people all would n o t pay for his paper and that is the situation t> > lar neglected t o vote a t the re ways Icen popular in Wash­ started o u t just to sow a few a r e piled up in the corner of —Progressive Farmer. ington because of 'sis upft. \ j . U H EESW& CO., cent special Gongressional wild o a t s , and then settle the fence. Down by the g a t e elect ion in New York city proaehabiiiry, and the fame A postal card bearing t his he is making a s chaff man of down for life, but somehow reposes t he old woman who PEAL ESTATE ACTS. iiefi it .;aew Gait exlraorc r other they forgot t o set­ kept baking powder side by inscription was sent t o Sena­ ftO(fSh.N.(. the appropriations commit­ — Binary efforts were being tee, one of the most impor­ tle. That.man whom.yjuread side with strichninein the cup t o r Vance a day o r s o ago: j special HI rentioii made t o get out the full par­ Will givt a n t in the House, h a s not a b o u t in t h e papers getting board. The fool killer con­ "Neither shall th.v name lm t o a b s t r a c t s oi title, ie sain ty vote, and when asked a swelled his head even a little drunk and killing his wife, tinues t o gather them oneb.v a n y more called Zebulon, of Real Estate in W. N. C. bout it r e p 1 i e i carelessly started o u t just t o sow a one, and by and by we will but Simmons Regulator,and bit. Those lie ving farms, timber that he forge t nil a b o u t t h e round o r two of wild o a t s hut haven, pretty decent world I have given unto thee all the Nearly a Midnight Rainbow. a m i mineial lands for sale, election. Now, I don't think land of Carolina for a n ever­ will d o well t o cull on said Co a man who forgets when a n Lust night, a b o u t half past, he went just one round t o o t o live in. many The man who died in lasting possession." a t Boone. important e/e-f.ion is t o be ten o'clack a very dark-look­ Who Made the Deficit. L . L . G J I E K A & CO. held should have any office, ing cloud spanned t h e heav­ the alms house the other day It, is s o u g h t by republican Cherokee Scout-; Hon. Kope was once wort fifty thousand March Id, 181)3. large o r small. Tiiuf this ens above Durham and pass­ senators t o show t h a t there Elias, of Franklin, was in dollars, but he thought he "NOT K'M. opinion is echoed by many ot ed over, going in a southern would sow a few wild o a t s was n o deficit during Mr. town Thursday and Friday direction. There vva.s a slight Hotel Property toi Sale. # the stuunchesf friends of the shower a s it passed, but the Harrison's administration on business. We understand On account of failing health administration in congress most remarkable thing n- a n d the shovels of charity and t h a t Secretary Foster t h a t lie told several parties d u g his grave. of myself and wife, I offer for sale is certain, and it is generally bout it was t h a t across the I tell you, my son, .you have did n o t t r e a t the gold reserve while here that, he vould ben, rnv hotel property in the town of Boone, North Carolina, and will believed t h a t if President bosom of the cloud, with its no idea how quick a,man can a s part of the euGi b lance candidate for < ongr -s'*>11 low for cash and make terms Cleveland will nomv.ate a ebony back-ground, was a 1 an • inr CO ' " silver-colored bow, extend­ g o t o the dogs. It will take of the treas r y a . JSCB r fo»- fo• • t o suit the buyer, and will take good democrat for the va­ ing clear ncioss t h e cloud. you a lifetime t o be some­ ordinary expenses, r e a l or jersonnl property in ex­ cancy those fifteen demo­ At first it appeared very thing, h u t you can be noth­ a t e against them. In hi.change. Apply soon. W. Tj. B RYAN. cratic Senators will show bright b u t gradually faded ing in ten minutes. States­ cent speech Senator Gorma > gin . ii. t h a t they bear the a drain is- a way a s the cloud melted in­ men tell us t h a t it is a hard showed t h a t in the three fis­ of Iff NO t H f »• • ». u in Ii w'H by v o . m g t o ii whiteness. The moon »er< to f f n w \ • .inning' 1 » iiyffitly in m a t t e r t o build up a repub­ cal years ending J u n e 30, |-i • \ •' w UJi at id we lic upon the ruins of a mon­ 1 8 9 1 , 1 8 9 2 and 1893, when down from Mnny Persons RTCcares, overwork or household advanee the tees wit - i 11<• Mi(*• vVii< s> Bt'iiioernas in { m* t-nHl . lirown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds t o suppose H N SON reflections archy; and one of the hard­ t h e republicans wen* in pow­ system, aids difcestior removes excess of bllo, t h e papers and they will re- C o n g r e s s t h i n k t h a t 1 m i r r o t e d in the rain drops, est things t h a t any man ev­ er, t h ^ t o t a l revenue was $ 1 ,- and cures malaria. Get the genuine. reive p r o m p t At tent ion, other 133.308,8(50, t h e t o t e ! of ap­ wise they will be returne? mugwumps 11a \ k been suffi- which formed such a n unusu er tried t o d o is to latild up a p r o p r i a t i o n s ^ .490,205,741 flOTOne do da J pays foi tie not executed for the want of ci.-i.tl,> rmviu-dmi ail l i l u i t nil 9l picture a t flint lime of character upon u ruined life. o r f>362,920,881 in excess of 11 • Democrat one year. Durham Sun.Anutlier thing, my son, if fees. Lb F . BAIRD SHFF. • tlie appointments hereafter " ' " ' I The Question Equitable Life B Jtlev & Blackburn, Physicians & Snrpons. nv? i rinse, �i'i'is«s t h e ruissmihtophi oldj bankrupt. Secretary Foster •*»' V n. 7 k 9 OVE^r/IAM'S I A FOMFLETK NKWfcy P-t world wiitfhes for. She peeps} in t h e spring o t 1.893 wanted FEB 1*V in tit the window when troub­ t o issue$50,000,000 of bonds The Bi-ido of tliu North Caroli Ibr t u r b A 1 J KMOOHATK' family newspaper, les come. when the babies t o fortify the Treasury, but nft Ibess.'' IS THE <1 'votixl to tho intoreat ot (Jouiicome and when the bill col­ Mr. Harrison would not a |"BSEATH OF LIFE."! Do you w ant (u aid in huilcJing i\ State ono Nation. PubliHhed th«? up a paper that shall reflect the e v e n 1 T h u r s d a y a t B o o n e , Wa- lector comes, and when she g r c e t o it,Hiiicelt would make - life #1.2 iiPRiwr .x——.water;ofwithout « greatest credit on North Caroli­ BULB ement ffirinpend ^ »ir too plain the extravugemv t.lUiiM Ooiintv. X. C. 11 sees the ft res blacken and g o it there cen be no — na, no matter where it iiiav be o u t she shakes her head til) of his party. In Mr. Cleve­ MOUTHli/o. KPEOfFIc! seen? Then patronize Pi£C£. OXYGEN ii i s ' • liBliii' v ,T| Lore iu a Cottage. •pcoial medioat- 3 the Wilmington Messengei her cap-frills flutter in a veri­ land's first term t h e total ex­ ed Oxygen treat- '4-:i w i i i f i penditures were $1,077,(529,ment for dieeaa- -r The world doesn't believe table "I-told-you-Bo" joy. A LARGE EIG11T-RAGE PAPER ea of the noae, ~ 1 III throat and lunga — Do you want a reliable paper 0 9 7 ; In Mr. Harrison's, $1,in love in a cottage very When Selfishness becomes The inhalationa contain Germi- S giving you all the news of the much; t h a t is the world as­ established on ttie family al­ 412, 315,901. In Mr. Har oidesand Diain- 3 world a Democratic newspaper fectanta, in ad- 2 sumes n o t t o believe in it. t a r love hops down. Their rison's lust three years the ditiontothebeit 3 I hat equals the best— has the mm-- • o d e known apcoifloa 3 for theae dia- 3 largest circulation, and ha» lor B u t there ore some things joint reign is never a success- revenue was $1,133,368.890; i»a»-5,carxjr??ij theramody by inhalation rirht to 2 i wenty-one years been a port • .ho seat ot the d'rcaae, making it a POSITIVE 3 t h a t stand the wear and tear fid one. Selfishness is a s old the appropriations $1,496, • E.-parnta Sp-cificauaed in Catarrh and 2 - .T.ay-reror, in theirpatent medicine. Phyaioiana ir md iactorin thegrovvth anddevof time with tolerable suc­ a s time himself; age h a s nev­ 295, 741. These last figures " prescribe it Jiota practioo. veloprnent of the Old North ;'-G2 Precaution -iONLY "SHHgf I H U S E| State/ Then eubscrbe for cess, a nd love in a cottage er diminished his vigor. 1) tell the s t o r y . . ; i\\>11 TTTT—rBTFT *~rsirssasiTY m a y b e o n e o f t h e m , t h e love proves fickle, it is not al­ , It. poaltorleic I * J'HE WILMIKL' TON MKSSE5GFR F011 SALE! .I:w ;io m. Til'ichinn Shop, |I• *4-1-2 W.Alc.humatit.Ou-.aha, Neh. i.'JShilly Building, Atlanta. Oa ' v .j lies' am) rut Cain paign I la tee: world austensibly t o thecon­ together love's fault. There In t h e town of Boone, a com •iv <>-vi v<*Mil', f roadway, Louifvilln, Ky. r =a 4.\dim _ .1 f S y R'niUHl are uiiea. • ' ' i t ,,ij to bo tlie b«»t trary n o t W i th N ta n < J I D G. F r o M a r e extenuating eircumstan- fortable dwelling house with CMRD addreased to oa^ I ho "Daily Messenger," by :» I - aauiial,,nasp.'air.i-.-.gthe troitmentinoory ofBend *5 nail, 4 months on trial, for ' '"', P Y p h Ty r--turn mail a fufl. our -5 I'C.iri:s AT ONCSS. the secure pedestal of a large ces.—Bristol Courier. 6 rooms and live fire places, 3 icr it w von prize hetlthi 2 82.00 with nine acres of land, good W & Supply Co., m Sj«f8« Oxygen Co., MSLE'I experience the world looks in­ •* rtiot. Boston. spring, some apple, peuch and Phe weekly "Transcript Mes­ dulgently and pityingly down TEXAN HOSPITALITY. senger," (the largest a n d chestnut, trees,situated some upon the aspirants for hnppi " T h e latch strings hang 300 y a r d s from Main street, >est paper in t h e S t a t e ) 9 ness in this particular line, | o u t " expressed the hospital- i t is a desirable private resi • nonths 011 trial for $1.00 a nd scoffs mihily and prophejity of the southern frontier deuce. The place will he sold Cash in advance. Both papers a re la rge Eigj11-1 'a ge sies with grim cynicism. But /ju the d a y s "before the war." cheap on terms t o suit the meets. Send Postal Card love makes the vv o r 1 d go | [f a traveller rode up before purchaser. For further par­ \iiii the address of five ]ier ticulars apply to I. W.Thorn round, just the same, and the fence t h a t separated the oris a n d receive sample co^ as, Hibriten, N. F., <>r W. B. there is no place where love log cabin from the road lie Councill, Boone, N. F. ES OI 1111 IO I IOSSIO NG IO IT. NATURE'S enjoys t h e manifestation of w a s greeted by. "Light, Her. 1st. 1888. tf. CURE FOR 0 S H I I I 9 N0HI SiNM0H9 his power a s he noes in acot- stianger, Tight!" Without t a g w 1 1 h two young peopie this salutation no one dis­ ©Bti'uoTT.BaSlpui.Jo'aiq TAKE THE -TU?J£ JQAfT "BT iipATARRH who have just gone from the mounted, but i t was rarely !# t1 a l t a r t o housekeeping. Love withheld. Mr. Williams, in THEft'fifiiKikc&ai&i -: ij85w<#iiitfcliljtisffl8£ Sfa. CHtAT F«Oar.,';v) OS-" i '.."CTRiClTY. JaluO^O ailO Alton ill Bi "<r w w w w w w w w w Lt3X •-.Is*. • .« is in his element there, and lie his recent book, "Sam Hous­ eOlXG HIRSr"ii to. :J a Ssifctal Irifiifutg t u r n s in and helps with the t o n , " thus describes the im­ Thit nw MEXICAN CACTUS. foe tht- Treatment cf t'livOMle. TSCI'* .IA»,TEK<-R<MS.^aid nil PEDAL, West and Northwest diseases ofeatment for Catarrh and power mightier than the com pulse of hospitality, which A^-iowie, il-'oi.-..,.V, one of tho m? respiratory organs Is I?IDsmssob. CUBE in medical scidmportantdiscoveries billed force of a dozen ex­ made every traveler a guest eiSIAllAlfTJEHO in tten.1 following advantA and possesses the nrrunj.'i-d stamps for I'll cn-rj Emigre uts going to eny of th the is nwt taken. hook on 1, The patient can curB > perts. l i e loves t o help the during the early settlement atx.xr indiseases, or address,to aod how > os ern Skates or Terriiurio and without outside a sell at a small expense * ic-ure iiioi'i. Coil 2, Ko change of diet or puvmce. two young people select the of Texas: ALBERT F. SHELL & CO.. siiiiiniiiiiMiitsuiiiriiiiiiiiijiiiiii'niJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw during treatment. In no el III* Is oaoossary viil t-ave time en;l monoy going jjen'ion par-n . MltTllltf Tttfti v Arm. | 3, The romedlos are no discon offensive to tha m. Chicago and Altoii route, pieces of furniture t h a t a r e t o The traveller who rode lip m s B B R T s athis s a r e ;KSNSB = li^ttTririo I!!f;h>'< c.-ilc. patient and Kua a Self letJiiiK 3 •. The remedyentail tha se. a r is the quickist route to reaches 3 liar a Uel'-thraaillng Shuttlo, 2 adorn the cottage, and hesug t o the front fence was instant directly. 'the trouble s >Iaa Ko EBnai in Oonatraollon. EIIUCATE YOUIl GIRLS B. Tho remedies and means of app 2 HaaaMsohanlcal AptN'itranoe. 3 CAMSA S CITY, DENVER, gests schemes lor 1 he artistic ly invited t o alight. His carried In the pocket without Inco.^ ^ -A ~ liasan Ele-.ait t'hiloh. JSSBB TK1CAT311$NT at any tt'onoe. 2 Ha> n I'ovfecf Arljwstmrnt. 3 PlfRBLo, arrangement of them,and he horse was staked o u t or hob­ C l a r e m c n t F e m a l e C c I r lllva a I'or.itiV" Take-up. = . CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, Vfora. 2 HaJi Stylish I'umltvive. Vnd all poinls in Idaho, Wash CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. 1. helps t o Jay carpets and t o bled t o feed e n Uie prairie a Hii« More Uootl Sewlnpr fitiaUtic«i nntl ^ ingtcn, Oregon, L'tah 2 dot is a Larger Hiinsro of Oe»«inl Work 3 Cacterlne Medicine Co., Waco, TL lege ; tlian any St wlng Maolilue lu tho World. | put up stoves and t o hang grass and the visitor sat and California. / ' HICKORY , n. c. 3 Examine THE ROYAL for points of = pictures and adjust tidies. down t o exchange the news ' incst find Iiest Eqni[ pea [ usurpassed tor location, thor­ excellence, and yc?J will Ah! Love is a sly boy when with his host. The coffee oughness and cheapness. Bond in the D'c.s/. 3 buy no Gtlior. ^ -V h°e running Solid Vcnti hejoinsforces with two young mills were set going, if there- Christian, but not sectarian. IROYAE S. \l 00., RDSkfcrd . III.| an#rains ctvvcen St Louis people who have gone from were any of the precious Faculty able and painstaking. •ri)lll)l]lllIllllli!l!l!l!i;tll!!lll!ililir-!ll:'lliSllllllIlililll!IIHilP iCansns ity. Special"ad vantages in Music. tho a l t a r t o housekeeping. grains in the house, and the Send for Catalogue. it i u'rg air cars and Tour H e can teach a masculine no­ hopper in the hollow log t o A I)DR liSS 1 \vi lb ee of ext.i';i charge, Weather Boarding, •pad stme parties at any rnilvice t o build a kitchen fir? in grinding the corn. The veni­ Iiiiv. J. L. MURPHY, Presiden t Ccytplete Ceilings, C U R E i nil b<igg> with through tickets no time, a n d lie can show son o r bear meat was put on Corrugated Shooting, For full c heeks, HollySpring College, clumsy fingers how t o dry the coals and the ashecake iescrip .ive uafion,maps nnp Roofing Paints, llotler, Johnson, Co., Teiin. West write to4 \dih'ts of the dainty china cups and sanc- baked. Iron Roofing, B. Ml on Beautifully and accessibly After the meal and the eve­ e i s fresh from the dish pan. Gil RECEIPT OF SO CE£«T3 F STS Troagkt , Caifers and Spouting, Traveling 'EWLAXP, located. He can inspire a man's heart ning pipe the visitor stretch9 Batton Ave., ranger Agf. A:I fb.v.io of Sheet Metal for Building Ample boarding nccommoWE WILL MAIL A DOX OF i COMPLETE AND READY \ with radiantenthusiasm over himself on a buffalo robe on dations. •J. CHARLTON. G. iville, N. C '.1*0 APC:."/ WHEN SHIPPED./ Chic. a hundred foolish little gim- the floor with the members SEir--. ! Faculty ofsix teacher sisr i TIL fA J WE WANT eracka with which women of the family and slept the Two hundred and eigh : —an— five students last year. u id S* 3 know how t o adorn a home. sleep of health and fatigue. Roth s'^xes admiltHil, fs. THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CJNE TOR He can make the roaring of In the morning the response Thorough work done in all v 3 ! Sow a bright fire on the hearth t o any inquiry a s t o the h ranches. Tetter, G r ^(i Its!;, Itclil:^ V 35, R::g te&urzc xsami fii worlnami to and the singing of a new tin charge was: You will pay me Next session begins Aug. t iko or«l»-r» and AI'l'LY otu- u-ate:iwlE Worm and ell Itciiin^ 8Ida Dkeases. iu this rletaliy. 7 1893. tea kettle t o sound like a by coming a g a i n . " Is a choice blend of fine, higlcgraue CniCorrespi'D.lAiifO s;llcl((d• write for oi'tcos and teiicxw. Write for catalogue. neseTea. Put up in attrac live and orig­ Uyou hava TETTER, It matters n-vt how long It hes The story t h a t a certain choir of angel voices. And inal packages and packed in handsorna cxi#i«o. TSTTEF.iNE will as csfiahiSy cure SCOTT & CO., Cincinnati 0!rJ AB. H. SMITH. P REK'T. hospitable settler used t o then he disports himself gnydisplay pounds eaco you S . 3 fOJ U39 it. ESTABLISHED TOT ^ counter size); is boxes of six in packages, (either only sold WW",' ly a b o u t and writes on every waylay travellers on t h e i o m at a reasonable and much lower price to ficrjuloos. Painless Trar;rant, the consumer than any other package tea article and emblazons in gol­ and compel them t o visit him ri 57 Kefund«i<2 if you arn diseulUfled on the market of any merit whatever and t wltli tlio rcHii?t 9— Kofrrorood-den letters on every wall the a t t h e muzzel of a doubleaffords the dealer a fair profit; Is a thor­ Southern (»f the Jtta ol lilforpli, CLat.* hatn Btiuk, and KMnonr.l Bask ol Savauuaik oughly reliable, first-class article, abso­ word " h o m e " and he is h a p barrel shot-gun was only a lutely pure, always the same ; free from Omes' !. T. SHUPTRiKE £<• BRO. py. Bless the boy! How he humorous exaggeration of dust DEALERS FOR YOUR M v SAVANNAH. C,Y. brings o u t the beauties and the instinct for hospitality fA will find the Five and Ten Cent packages the cheapest and most salable package secludes the blemishes! He characterized the com muni t.v tea on tne market and consumers pro­ Commorcial College{SSaSBliaS?: The visitor was a living " Cheapest & Best Business College in theWorld' narks the vines t o grow on nounce it "the best and most economical. Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy Awarded Hlche«t Worl<t*« Fxpor.ltSon > the outside, and a t his bid­ newspaper, who brought m e 10,000ofttroduHloaln IConor mGeneral builnre Kdnmtion.c Sy*tem ItoolAreplnK »nd to sell and has proved a big success 1,090Htiidcnf n unncollj. 15 TeaebertHnsiiifA*. Coil of Sullnhou* -9, employed. Ne**lr Hoard, ftunprn wherever introduced. ding they clamber all over only news obi inable, and 1'OUWP, inoludtng Tuition, Sutionery. and We are extremely anxious to have all S h o r t - H a n d .T yp c - W r l t i n *a n d T - « . ' l » . No Vocation. Knter now. Uraluut. h t h e world-spurned cottage. was a \wlrome relief t o the is beautiful and fiealttfnl. For clrouUrArurce«ariil. Tim city dealers stock this tea, and earnestly re­ addrex-i. quest that you Include a few boxes with How he teaches patience and moiiotonv and loneliness oi WILBUR R. SMITH, LEXINCTON, KY. your next order to your wholesale house; or order direct of us, we will see that you toleration. And h o vv he the wildi rtiess. are supplied. For further Information prompts good action a n a address Who Emptied the T.easnry?»-F:gure8 brings t o being no end of - irthat Tell tha Story. THE KIN-GO TEA CO., ' " I T * BOTANIC tues a n d graces. Baltimore Sun. m vM There is t trite saying a£>• A correspondent smids a bout love t o the effect t-liat cutting from a cotemporunA thoroughly tooted Remedy when Want comes in a t the in which the "cash in t i n FOR ALL PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER d o o r he flies o u t a t the win­ Treasury" a t the b» ginning EL000 and Su!H DiSIASES. r « c o* ENDORSED BY This standard reniPdv lma bacn trird, dow. You can scare credit of the Harrison administra­ ur.-Iomi'ient pbyniciuii, for forty yon:- ;,y not found wanting, who has used H PROF A. L. METZ, p. H. G, an re:tain an ! uuvarying succor f(-: with fickleness one possessed tion is compared with tin* with for which ll re* of Medical Department Tnlane University di-.cv-.i-i>.". to boaelitlafrom• :iiine' (lto t..! It novoi- • . ell'. ct.ic.ily diivipg out ail tlo' of Louisiana, who, after a careful analysis, of so many virtues, and while "cash in the Treasury a t tlx--I., rr.i I--nil the systemlUcl <lo.»c, pronoun©**8 it n. pur© (Jrpam Tartar Bowder, t'orol'.tU S# which ho cheerlully reoommen<ln to ihe the evidence would semi t o end ot the administration"— i t • ;cii c ir.,a lit o r :V'-1 i i kid-u <T i i i j u t i i T ,Js Apewpb"'-' public. ... i - •.-tillwfi ii" "ra oc> tribal--#*'- •* bear out the t r u t h of this no mention being made of iv (,>t Hi- j u, -n "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" cynical of Unsold time-hon j liabilities—with the tvsul i •v ?URE, WHOLESOME A N D POWERFUL. Oieft s t a ' f u l f i l t , tin re ai>» i'\ aeroi oiim t o t lie editor, i u.. I Yoif Want It. Ask Grocer For It. t e n u a l i n g c i i ' U i n s t a n t s . there was "nearly $10,U00,' vitU >, : .-,ver- s; GULF MFG, CO•» NEW ORLEANS, When Want came in he led a 000 more cash in t h e TreasLA. companioi by the hand, and urv vv hen President Harrison t h a ; companion was u :ie On© of thr>i l U in I BEST Tel Our R E E WWOflFA i ii F f«riliti^ARr« Selfishness. Love ran M * )• II the unequal••(1, And to introduceoitv want a t bay win wn.a Ml", i h J \' *!r} Itivy^ icpcriorfroiMl- in NthEFIX FRKR »l oj it e ; .i I t: * M? M piA EiL toONK I KKMIKwe will tvho Iwrite locuHty. All above Only tho** Caveate,and Trntle-Mai'is obtained.nndall Pat­ comes single—ban To ,ovt ft " . > ;t» • L I 8's9. • to u« at once < an make mire of ent business conducted for Moderate Fees. Ithethnnr* All you have to do in Our 0'Sise is Opposite U. S. Pntenl Office, £ i*5l ' 'bow our (invl« to c a n make Olio (ijlhii d o tne nmsli bam lice, c>\ r a n d w e c a n s e c u r e p a t e n t i n l e s s t i m e than those tm» • Ci • who rail-your neiyhbora bov< remote from Washington. and thoae around you Th* hrwork of ten, and can garnish lialiiliti»*s, according to the ' yfnnintr of thil advertinetnenf Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip­ ahnn-R the small end of the tele tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of »ope. The following cot the appenrance of it reduced ft d r y crusts with delectable form of statement afterward charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. A Pamphlet. "How to Obtain Patents," with t f rorrn f a c k A m r * , names of actual cli'ius liiyor.rStato, county, or sauce t h a i makes food fit for adopted 11v Seeretarv Fos­ r you are all worn out, really good for noth­ town, sent free. Addrcrs, about the fiftieth its bulk. It a gnuid, double how you ing, it Is general dcbilitv. Try a king, but when. Selfishness ter, of $185,000,000, while •cope,e« laraea* Nf>e»t oftocarry. We inleaat, nhovr you fir.e telette can eapcricnce Hotter write at• miceofWepav from the ef art,with­ l willn noUN's rno\ h iliver,r s . give make from f°13«-ji«y to$l day will alaoall ejpreM ch-vrprea. C.A. S N O W &CQ. euro you, cleanse your and out 1( MALLET I' A CO.. BON HHAP. I'dlUMMi. M A 18B wt'« s '•<Urn rhnti_i' Mi. Hainson left no balance Opposite Patent Office, Vvashinjton, Address, a good appetite. i m u i n n sp.resl This is the a t all. but. left the Treasury Rfci-Pay y o u r subseriptioa. Liis Wataaga Democrat can u •• rB ,,Tn to « �Smithfleld Herald: The He- j comments by the press of o u r publican party, whose work S t a t e . The editors received I has been for 1 he last thirty a royal reseption by the peo­ 1>. It. Dougherty, Editor. !years t o cheat ant bank­ ple of Raleigh and a t other K. C. Divers, Publisher rupt t h e government, now points also. The object of s a y s thejpresent crisis is due this visit is t o learn some­ J lwri(J:itv, March, 1, 181)4. t o a few months Democratic thing definitely about t h e The nomination b.v the legislation. What liars these g r e a t a d v a n t a g e of several points in J he S t a t e for a sani­ President of Senator White, mortals be! * * The Democratic p a r t y t a r y , location. Southern pines of Louisiana, for Associate Justice of the SupremeCourt will not be abandoned by the was visited by the party al­ and his confirmation in a few people, for it is the friend of so. They have left and will hours thereafter by the Sen­ the people and this the p«'0 make report of their observa ate, was certainly an unusual pie well know. "Men a r e ti mi. Senator Vance is still in quick performance. The nothing; principles areeverjthing." Democratic princi­ Florida and reports a r e not South now has two Supreme Judges, Jackson and White. ples must be maintained, n o so favorable a s t o his health. We sincerely hope t h a t ou r The President is becoming m a t t e r what the cost. WANTED! The Wataaga Democrat more democratic, and has While there is, a s yet, no appointed a number of Dem­ full fruition of any of o u r ocrats for high positions justly entertained hopes in lately. Who knows that by accordance with the Demo­ the end of his term he w ill be cratic platform, yet there is a Simon-pure Democrat? If now looming up some signs, the President would not ob­ tokens, by w hich the p a t h t o serve thecivilservice humbug , the bulrushes may be dimly so rigidly from now on, lie outlined t o a keen observer. v ou'.d please the people much There is a stalwart stuidia t.-k'-ep thousands noss in human nature, exem­ Of the bi'p'ib'e ,ns in office plified in the true patri vtic w here rrue !)• t;*ocrats should i. inericon, which insures t h e be appointed, is inconsistent ultimate • riumph of the right a n d n o t excusable, and t h e in every cause, lei, it fie advo­ country should be run by the cated by Democrat or Re­ party in power. If the Pres­ publican. And since t h e ident would turn out the cause of the oppressed, hard "rascals" and put good Dem­ wrought, uncanny people of ocrats in their places, the the South is solely and en­ people would forget and for­ tirely dependent upon t h e give the appointment of Doss success of the S t a t e and Na­ (Iresham to the highest cabi­ tional Democracy i t should net position, and other blun­ be o u r daily prayer t h a t tliey ders. We still have hopes may triumph when they a r e that the present administra­ right, over all their ad versa r tion will become strictly ies.-Hickory I'ressf a roll man. democratic in the near future. This would unite t.hj party AN OLD GOOSE. and we would be able to car­ T h e ancient gander, sever­ ry the next election, but to al times mentioned in these have an Administration par­ columns during p a s t years, ty and an anti-Administra­ belonging t o C. W. Smith, of tion party both, and then a Sleepy Creek section, t h a t Populist party, and the old came t o his father with a Boss Republican party, all flock of geese more than 7 0 mixed up in every State, years a g o . and t h a t passed would be a condition instead from sire t o son when t h e hit of a theory. The present ter married and set up house outlook indicates such a con­ keeping, t h a t ran the g u a n t dition. Wdlthe Administra­ let of Sherman's army, the tion reform itself? only survivor of a g r e a t flock, coming o u t of t h a t The Bland Seigniorage bill memorable raid 2 9 years is havingrc ugh sailing in the ago,with a broken wing, the House. A quorum cannot be result of a gun s h o t in the had, so far. When the vote hands of a Yankee soldier, is is called for, a sufficient num­ a t length dead. He froze t o ber of the members fail to death the first night of this vote to make the necessary cold spell, and by the best quorum. It is now uncertain calculation t h a t Air. Smith whether the House will pass can makefile gander is the it or not. The S e n a t e is rise of 8 0 years of age. The move doubtful, but some editor of The Argus RecnreO kind of silver legislation will his ancient gandership the be bad without doubt, but morning after the demise and just what it will be remains h a s had him taxidermitized uncertain. It is now mani­ and he will be a m o n g the ex­ fest thac this silver quibble hibits a t the New Berne F a i r will be the main issue in the next week. This is undoubt­ next campaign. We think edly the oldest and most his­ the tariff will be settled for toric gundei on record.—1he years to come, but the silver Argus. question will not down. great. Senator will soon be able t o lesuine hisseat in the United S t a t e s Senate. North Carolina never had a greater representative than Z. B. Vance, and no man in all her borders would be missed so r n u - h a s l r u The prayers of the people g o out daily for his speedy recovery. Immigrants Needed. T h a t North Carolina needs immigrants of the right kind is t o o universally admitted t o call for proof; and t h a t nil ef­ forts heretofore made in this direction have been practical­ ly a failure seems also clear. It seems equally clear t h a t circulars, hand books and the S t a t e press fail of their purpose in this respect, tiecause they never reach t h e class we desire t o influence. If we would have settlers come t o us we must first g o t o them. The S t a t e will have t o appoint some sensible, practical and honest man and let him travel iind visit the secl.ionsJrtim which imuTigrantsarq, wanted! so rlutt he can see t h e people iy per­ son and talk t o them, "face to face." Let him attend the g r e a t county fairs of Feiim, Ohio, -New York &c, and spend t he w inters in the pop ulous districts of these States, distributing d e s c r i p t i v e printed matter and lecturing whenever and wherever lie can get a dozen o r more hearers. Something like this will be speediest, most pruc t ion I and cheapest way ol getting outsiders t o come t o our State—for it is in thiway alone can those be reach e<l who are most likely t o change their homes. — Wash A lemedy for disease nnd de btlity, especially for thosedife eases which physicians have pronounced incurable. We give below a lew of the the many letters which we have received, and which we publish with the consent of the writers who a r e convinc­ ed t h a t such a remedy a s we ha vedescribed lias been found in Compound Oxygen Treat­ ment of Drs. Sturkey J: Pulen. PR LOW f>- ISMYMOriO,- And good goods with rim above honest, declaration , 1 hope t o secure a good p o r t a n of y o u r trade. I have deci­ "Afv daughter was cured of ded t o sell strictly PAY-DOWN, and hope my friends and Asthma, by one treatment of com pound Oxygen, af-er suffering customers won't ask-for credit, i y s o doing I can sa^eai! for fifteen years, ED. n. WILIJS, mv customers a t least 2 5 per cent, on the dollar. Tyler, Texas. " M O N E Y S A V I A ) 1 8 M O A hY M A D E . " Twill sell you the liesi calicoes a t 7 t o 7% cts. per y a r d ; A A A sheeting 7 t o 7%: wool jeans 8 0 t o 40cts.; Alamance 7 t o 7% its.; 24 sheets note paper 4 cts.; 25 envelopes 4 c.; bottle ink 4 cts ; pins 3 cts a pap< r, good needles 4 cts per paper, and every thing else in proportion. 8<> come and s t v me. W A S T E D A 7 O . V E ! 5 0 0 9 z egos „ t 12;{, et* r-erdoz.. 1.000 pounds yellow butter u t 1 4 cts per pound. Als*furs, wheat and rye, eorn, whit" boons, etc, etc , all af high est marketplaces. So when in need of gonds cub ami ex amine my stock and 1 >w prices. I have a full line nf f a r m er's Friend Flow points and repairs on hand. A loi of noils und shelf hard-ware—in fact a fill! line <1 everything k p: in a fii-sl class store. I want y our trade and wall appreci­ ate it. Yours Anxious to phase, W I L L W. HOLSCLAW. To prevent the hardening of the subcutaneous tissues of 1 lie scalp and the obliteration of the hair follicles, which cause bald­ ness, use Hull's Hair Kenewer. ids, Starkey & Paten, t.V2S> Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. 120 Sutter St. Sun iriii .eioco, Cal. ''lease mention this paper. "NOTICE.' S JO OKHCKH OWE Mr. Herrr.an Hides Ol Rochester, N. Y. .f for bya Year Caused Catarrh in the Head Catarrh H a CONSTITUTIONAL disease, KMKDY and requires a CONSTITUTIONAL R like Hood's S&rsap*hlLi to cure it. Read: US i iili"c ye .ra * Three ye-.rs ,-r f», an & *r~su!t of catarrh, a "Sta.v 01 cauirrii, I r.tlrely er.tlr losty hearing and ». - * deaf for mors than a":year. I ivied various thi. rv to cure It, mu a nd and h a d s e v e r a l p h r s i d r s a a e n i p t tt, but no Improvement va, apparent. I C«UU ctUtiw. NOTICE. Send for bowk of two liundied -ages for further information, tes .iu.onials, etc. A book sent free. Home? Treatment *en1 out by ex­ press i/> h> .;s*'d at home. Office JVentii.Hi.d administervd here. By virtue of an order of the f-'u >ciior Court the undersigned as oinmisHio'ier, will ox pose for sale it public out-cry at Hie c o u r t house do >r in the town of Boone, N. C., on Hie 5th day of March, '894, it being tho first Monday •i said month, the tract of land in Shawneehaw township owned by 1 fie heirs of Parte Shoemaker, dod., adjoining the lands of R. f. Gauitnev, M.C.t hnpel.n f. Buird and others, containing 75 acres of excellent and valuableland, tol erable dwelling and improve­ ments. Terms of sale one four' h on day dav of « ' , one-fourth in two years and balance in three years with interest from day of .;ale. P n given when sale is confirmed, but the tide reserv­ ed until full payment of purchase money is made. This Jan. 15,1)4, II. L. L , Commissioner. ish flag was trampled in the dirt b.v British sailors, whose officers expressed no word of disapproval of their a c t , which was accompanied by ehrers for "Uncle 8 a m . " .Times a r e Wound t o get bet ter. T h e people will Vet t a k e charge of tlris government. They will not always sunmit t o iiiusrnle. 'Till they d o this, we will have t o ' g r i n and hear it,' out. let us <Ju if a s cheer­ fully a s we can. N. Al. Allen will help all heenn by making reductions on his im-vwue glass-ware, crockery, a n o hardware. V 'I used your compound Oxvg. n about a year and a half ago. I neglected to tell you of the great benefit 1 received from its use. I have not been troub­ led with catarrh since.—F. VY. Revels, Syracuse University, Sy­ racuse, N. Y. The Rutherford College' Burke County, N. C(| Will open its Fall Term, j Aug. 3, '98, undf-r very prom J ssing prospects. ,I txjis ten miles r FI • i /\ " I« I ' K o I y L\ . p., n r a r he-noted 0*»IJIieil\ Snnnira Ui.tinell v ». pi IllgS, , North Carolina, W: tonga Co 1 . . Superior Court, Fail l e r m , fjsifsh »»• ''--ir I I rvai h:tendlii^ putting v\ h o s F v * a t f i s a r e b e i n g s h i p T, myself un.: r Uie care of a .specialist wh»n DtHl .() bliropP alfllOHt WFT'V some one snige.Ued thrt possilly Hood's 8art • i 1893. r. sanarigi would do mo some good. I began —L • LfOATO, tlU'ltn; lllg f't TV t a i l i i t l C .out t h cxpuci an L, « K •. <+f\ . ' F. M and W. W. V, leclaw, help.n g Towm? m>rp»eisr *i»d-.tlon o f $oyy Ila '.uug i:ffsi found f r o m •?«>. tfx ^9. pIP Administrator ol B. L . i««raVM ;Ktnraii,;. bottles that mv Zsear- UoIHn. I UIDOD J• aDgCS f..« nt\ I ho Taken three I kept on till I had ,.r ..t), .1 r, trOTH H o is d a w, (!f 'i*ea sed, tvken tnree more, i t h now over a year and I tn 3R4 ntr mnnth \*\ r oar. hr»r prp?v.car ^11. I am troubled but •» O tl 111. 1> O vs. Ter: l'U> with the catarrh. I consider this a llPaltlllPr. ha pl)KT a n d t t i c r e x LiiZ 'i II OU-I HW, widow of Id ft-Mnranliir eivrv, and cordially recommend moral place r a n be found ' in L. Holselaw and the chi! Pood s Sarsaparilla America." A . ompletc ^ fdren of B. L. Holselaw, t o to all who LIAVT? c-UTA rrh." H K:«.VLCN H ICKS, 80 ness course a tached Address ington Gazette. wit: H a t tie E , Birdie K , Carter Street, Bovhu.iter, IV. Y. Bit, R. L. AR l IlNETllY. Vt- Ksirj NT, fcOOIKfi PILiS are Uutler tho American ESag. l i nhe N. a lid Lena Ad. J L L /is- ntt purjje, pain or grip*, p>'rely vegetable, and do ixild by a ! l druggists. Rutherford C o l l e g e , Is. U. Rio J ANEitio, Feb. 21. —The elaw. By virtue of a decree of the LAND SALE. merchant vessels a t this port superior court of vVutuuga coun­ By virtue of a mortgage « i i are suffering extremely for ty. made at Fall Term, I MM ol tlcQ i k L'K.. Lw uuid curt, we will, on the 2d day ilpf'l ex -ented t o me by G V>. want of water, because o f the la 's, HI and wife and duly 18 '4, sume bcin^. refusal of t he Insurgents to of April, Monday the s,41.mouth, registered in the Registers of­ the firm in allow a water boat to go sell lie highest buider, at the fice ir Boone Watauga coun­ a b o u t the bay and supply eourehouse door in Boone eoun- ty, N. C., ii book *'C" jtage We v. ish te cafl.v it t o our such craft with fresh water. ty. .N C., the following describe' 4 2 9 . ei *, of mortgages I will line of second-hand tract or puree! of land, lying in The captain o f the British Watauga County on the waters offer for sale t o the highest Buggies, Carl?. v bidder l >r cash in hand ori merchantman Nasmitli made of Uovccreek,adjoining the lands Monday the 5 t h d a y of Mar., I- 1 AL k 'J., H a r . eso E t c , of liorton ami Mc If ride's mill Shelby Aurora: Senator application t o the comman­ place. Win, Bingham, Jacob "41-. ii being the 1st. Monday TLey are aln.oet good us new, Newberne Journal: The con Ransom interfered in Vance's der of a British man-of-war <iire.MI and others; said tract ol in said month, the lands de­ and persons wishing to buy can scribed in said mortgage t o servativeinfluence o t t h e Sen­ territory and defeated Gad- for assistance necessary t o hind known as the Thomas Bing­ satisfy a debt of $150,00 and secure bargains h\ calling on IJH. ham place, ooiitainingsixty ueres a t e acts n o t only a s a safe­ ger, s o -Vance will retaliate enable him t o obtain a sup­ more or less, a few acres of same inter' s t diie by note and cost We have a big lot of NEW guard a g a i n s t the evil results a n d defeat Simmons' confir­ ply of water and was con­ beiiig encumliered bv tin? dower of rhisacliah. ThisFeb. 1 s t on*' npn mitate norion on BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, mation in the Senate. Here temptuously refused. The light of Eliza Holselaw, deiend- 1894 HARNESS Ac l b use, preaiit above named, That said A. J. A IORKTZ, Mortgagee. on hand, which will be sold on is the Senatorial combat be- merchant skipper proposed sale will lie made on the follow­ reasonable terms. If we have not rvopn Vance ami Ransom, applying t o Admiral Benliam ing terms, to-wit: One half of for , aid. Whereupon the the purchase money to be paid got what you want, we will ami Vance will win. Here is AsjJ3vS1!3 tmm Odlego. r»t wno in cash ami the residue payable Democratic strife and divis­ commander of the war vessel six mouths after date by note Special Attractions: Matchless take pleasure in getting any ieu- to t a k e ion, s o fn»l of joy t o the en­ sneeringly answered t h a t he with approved security, bearing «iimate. Wonderful lieu 1threcord. thing for you in our line. We buy the bit in ids teeth and g o emy. Tiiis division and 'might d o a s he liked. The interest, from date, title to the DeligSitful homelife. Well ordered direct from manufacturers and where he pleases, b u t i t ap­ property assured until the pur- course of instructions. Thorough can, therefore, give you very f i c s i d e n t Cleveland's finan­ captain of the merchantman cha.se money is paid. !y equipped gymnasi-.ims. Music p e a rs t h a t the Senate has a p cial policy and administra­ Mien appealed t o Admiral This L a valuable and desira­ under the celebrated Rrof. Gra- close prices. plied i t s check and is holding tion will be a heavy load t o Benham, who assigned Lieut. ble farm, with some . twenty to buu (Herman). Art under Miss We have a full line of new Hnr liitn in. Blt\the House in carry and help the Populists. Ki'bourn t o guard the water j twmity-iSve acres of rich arid pro acres of(1'aris). lawn in the seven ness—Collars, .bridles, etc.—ev wooded heart boat under the Vmerican durtive bottom, t h e residue being We have read Senator Dan­ Our Democratic leaders have of a bf iutiful city. Rooms finely erything in the harness line. Can flrtar. Vwsfls of nil nstionn! 'iplsi"!. It \» ritunt^ iel's speech on th •» Hawaiian n o t yet learned t h a t t r i t e Steam heatingand san beat the world on prices. ° . | in o n e o f t h e m o s t desirable por finished. resolution and regard it an aphorism, "in union there is are seeking the protection ol :ata\igA county, itarv plumbing throughout. The () Ear We will take in exchange. , , . ,. able one. The resolution the United S t a t e s flag. Brit- venicut to chiu'ciies and si hools. •barges as low as a fine school,, n,'.ules' a,,d »]fogoocl bee passed the Senate. By the s t r e n g t h . " Those wrangles ish sailors areopenly cursing ergons desivirg topurefaise said ,<,U, mako thmn. Sen i lor rata cattle. Give us a call. prop' riy will do well t.> examine logue. Address way the only trouble we have a r e inimical t o Democratic English officials, who, they I REV. JaMEs ATKINS. HENKEL, CRAIG <f CO. me. about this Hawaiian difficul­ success and the end is n o t Asheville, N. C. declare, a r e sacrificing coin -I F. M. H OLSC. AW, Lenoir i\. C. ty,is, how to pronounce the yet. merce t o aid Da. Gama. EvW. M . H o b s c i \w, Queen's name. n 1 LA ones P »•. L. Holschiw.dec d. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS The visit of the medical idence of the existing feeling Needing a tonic, or children who want bond­ Chairman Wilson is in Mex­ . Al . . , . . AI i,-cli 1, 1894—4w ing up, should take cures Dyspepsia, In­ IIROWN'g IRON UITTKJtS. ico trying to. regain his editors of tht North to sev­ in this respect is given in the _ Tt Is pleasant; cures Malaria, Indigestion, eral points in North Carolina fact tlurt at the principal Blliouanees, Liver UoxapUlnU and Neuralgia. ( >ne doihn pays for the digestion & Debility. health, but reports say that he is quite a sick man. 1 has been the source of mUny Kii'ding yesterdaj7 the Brit-' bemop^t one year. I- V CON �ONLY THE SGARS REMAIN ©©©© © ©o © © © ©o © © —It is a serious time on a i Arthur Perlier found on the f e l l o w who is in love and the; banks of New River a r ' BRYA To THE WA"1 VUG A DEMOCRAT ! roads s o bod he can't g o t o ! d a , s a g o , uboiit three miles AND 1 ::opy I year ft i .00 :i nee his "Ducky." We mean , from Boon, a medal \wth A Lively Remembrance „ " 0 mouths 50 i young fellows, old fellowsjfollowing inscriptions on OF THE " 8 months 85 never get serious over such either side: II. J. lingers, ADVERTISING KATES. matters t h a t we know of. Co. E., 1 inch 1 week ft .75 Which Caused Them. lilt h Tenn., 1 month 1.75 —What will he done with V. C. U. s. A. '< 3 " 3.00 the main street of our iown ? << (j " -.. 5.00 How can the public excuse Enlisted Sept. 25th, 18GB. Traveler Henry Hudson's Experience '< 1 year 7.00 9.001 the condition the street is (War of 1861.) "Among the many testimonials which column 1 week.... I see in regard to certain medicines " 1 month.. ]""..!.in'50 I U ) \v in. The creek ought t o Bull's Gap. u 3 a performing cures, cleansing the blood, 25.00 , ) ( i t u r n e d 0 {f n t once. I t will Moi ristown. etc., nolle impress me more than my Kheatowu. l\vear...'.\\\\'!!!r.!.^50 0 ( 0 he impossible t o pass with own case, and I conscientiously be­ Hair Works. lieve It to be my duty to let people | teams unless it is none. Salisbury. know it. Twenty years ago, at the age ' Bristol. Entered nt the Post of lice at —Allen A. Holsclaw, will of 18 years, I had swellings on my legs, which broke and became running Va-, N. C. & Ga. Boone. N. 0., as second-class open ii}) a new line ot general sores. Our family physician could do Raids. mail matter. merchandise a t Silver Stone, <1 mo no good, and it was feared that the , :, N. C., on March, 5 t h 1894, Engaged in r b e a b o v e ' P ' s. bones would be affected. At last, iny land will sell you goods very. Good Old SVSother The people of t>- 8th Con' very cheap. He will buy all urged me to try AYER'S SarsnpaNoith —Nathan Horton moved j kinds of county produce at gressioiirtl I)ist' ( '* rilla. I took three bottles, the sores he congratut o his new home in the coun­ 1 highest market prices. Give Carolina are t healed, and 1 have not been troubled since. Only the scars remain, and the f ' IcfiVrson Trit r y yesterday. him a call when in need of la ted that 1()t st ill hoi n on memory of the past, to remind nie of lujne was —Charlie Gray and Ma gg ie goods. the good AYER'S Sarsaparilla has ()i the 22d Eebruary, the I: done ine. 1 now weigh two hundred Green were married during —If the road overseers would birthdN o t George Wash pounds, and am in the > and twenty 1 have been on the roadbest the storm on last Monday. of health. for have tlie deep mud holes fill­ t. Ha*d ii been so, the the past twelve years, have noticed - J . E. Brown heats l he rec­ ed with r o c k i t would oe a of Our Country might AYER'S Sarsaparilla advertised in ord on big babies. We a r e in­ great blessing t o the general '..ve turned over in his saiall parts of the United States, and al­ ways take pleasure in telling what formed t h a t he weighed elev­ public. Plenty of cock canJophagus a t Mt. Vernon'in good it did for me — HENRY HUDSON, of the James Smith Woolen en pounds. be had foi t h e purpose an disgust a t the political mon­ Machinery Co., Philadelphia, Pa. close bv the mud holes. strosity. —Tuesday the hoyscaugkf mn;|| lem a good supply of rabbits,tin* much better t o fill "I've tried all sorts of bloodwith rock than t o fll' big snow is very favorable Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer & Oo., Lowell, Mass. punfitrs," sai<l an old lady to a with nothing. for rabbit hunting. •cutter," "and you can't per­ some of —The Jefferson, LinviUe. - W e P''0|M>se i i m i | ( j | . g t o suade me that any other Sarsapariiia is as good as Ayer's." TI11J5 IS NO HUM Stony Fork and Patterson our prog?ess! Y 0 Homeand There's where she had hi ui. She mails tailed t o make their solid this s p r - j ^ Mo., and knew that Ayer's was the best— BUGTO DRAW trips the first of this week rami, St. uHa g r >Ss and so did he, hut it paid liini TRADE! better tf)jsell a cheaper brand. —On t h e evening of t h e get w o ! »x|)erirnen1 with it. -o21st inst. a largo flock of seed 5 l T jy m j o n ^ will satisfy Eli Perkins in nis lecture wild geese passed over oui ^ 11 °Ae who will t r y it, a s a t Henderson used some verj I MEAN BUSINESS. STATE O F NORTH CAROLINA. a 1 *re told t h a t .t, will grow town. indelicate and indecent lang­ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. —live a n d wheat crops look •11 on thin land. If NO , it uage. The people a r e talk­ \Y H E R E A S , official information h a s been received a t uro mining and if the seasorwill be t h e grass t o reclainj ing a b o u t him. this Department t h a t Frank Ragan, Sr., and J . S. Ragan, Lrom now until the first d a v old Try / if favorable there will be P - 1 ' 1 fields. ^ it. members of a band of robbers have b°en charged with va­ of April I will sell my stock of People with delicate stomachs — What is the matter with crops made. U;l find Aver's Sarsaparilla agreea­ rious crimes of robbery and conspiracy t o rob, steal etc!, - W e learn from th% r r H y _ the mail oil fhe Lenoir end ble to the taste, and, therefore, committed in t h e county of Watauga, a n d hawk t h a t Col. J . ^Vt»ring of the route from t h a t point prefer it as a, blood-purifier to Whereas, it appears t h a t t h e said F r a n k Itagan, Sr., and t o Trade, Term? It is very ir any other. This is one reason J . S Ragan have fled the State, or s o concealed themselves —AND— son is rapidlv PA ass. regular, and is canning much for its great popularity as a t h a t fhe ordinary process of law cannot be served upon train his protract w h o f ; i j ] spring and family nifdicine. dissatisfaction a m o n g o u r Sate, certain, and palatable. them. —Careless fej^y of wood people. We have had no pa­ Now, 7herefore, I, Elias Can*. Governor of the S t a t e of The Newberne Fair, is re­ North Carolina, by virtue of authority m me vested by law, ed t o get in u, 1 r t ii" of ba<l pers since last. S a t u r d a y on At 1 0 per cent above before t h e a } 1 ( H } ; 1 sfi ious t h a t account, a n d it seems ported t o he a g r e a t success do issue this my PROCLAMATION, offering a reward of one and has oeen visited by very weather. fire. t o us t h a t if the carrier on large crowds of people. The hundred and twenty-five dollars each for the apprehension time t o Davis, of Beaver the Trade end could make speech of Governor Curr, lias and delivery of t h e said Frank Ragan, Sr., and J . S . Ragan t o the sheriff of Watauga, county, a t the court house in —Als put in jail, by Dep til his trips during the bad been very favorably comment Boone, and I do enjoin all officers of t h e S t a t e and all good PaPTiff Adams, a few hays veather, t h a t the carrier on d upon. The bullion ascen- citizens t o assist in bringing said criminals t o justice. If you a o n ' t think I mean it dsions and horse racing^ a t ­ Done a t o u r city of Raleigh, the 2nd day of February, in ut Davis stole Home ear­ the Lenoir end could d o a s tracted much interest. fhe year of our Lord one thousand eight hundrd and nine­ come a n d look through my well. ner tools. t y four and in the one hundred a n a eighteenth year of our From Sands, N. C. Mrs. Louisa Wike, whose — Reports from the South American Independence. ELIAS CARR. Edizoi Democrat: a r e notencouragingiusl now sickness h a s s o often beein T h a t article in y o u r issue By the Governor: I t wont cost you one cent if S. F. TELLFAIR, Pr i v a t e Secretary t o our horse traders who a i e mentioned in the "Democrat" of the 22nd inst., on the t a r tas a t length succumbed t o iff on sugar taken from t h e you d o n t purchase, in South Carolina with hors­ es. We fear they will pot d o the fell destroyer Death. Her Messenger strikes us rather have a large stock and sufferings for the past year much good. 'queer', coming from a demo­ want t o g e t rid of i t before from cancer, no pen can de­ cratic source. —It ie stated t h a t several spring. scribe, but all who saw her Democratic doctrine of tar­ persons have the grippe m were impressed with the won­ t h e section of Deep Gap. No iff for T even UP , and t h e fact derful patience, with which other portion of t h e country t h a t 7 5 per cent of the tariff BUT CALL AND LOOK I she bore i t . All t h a t could i s now troubled with the an sugar is revenue, is suffi­ ve done, by a kind husband *ocient proof t h a t if revenue is grippe. i athcr, mother, and friends I would call y o u r a t t e n t i o n —The law firm of Spain- was done, t o relieve her, but needed^ s u g a r should be a du tiable article. ;o the big cut in prices in my hour and Coffey Boone N. C. t o no avail. I t is pleasant What the people abhor, is h a s been by mutual consent t o think t h a t the racked o t h e r lines a tariff for the benefit of the this day desolved. They will weary body is a t rest. . B®T HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."©FT bloated millionaire; tariff for continue t o occupy the same —The weather since last protection, a tariff t h a t from m-asrNOW is I R E I I A E rio SUBSCRIBE.-®*-®* office until further notice. Saturday has been very se 7 5 t o 9 0 per cent g o t o the — J . C. Brown, Esq. of vere, snow and wind. On fat purses of the rich manu­ Sands, was in town last Sat. Sunday morning the snow facturers; is the tariff t o which urda.y, a n d when asked what was several inches deep and people object. made him look s o pleasing, continued falling all dav, Again, the article in ques­ answered: " I t ' s a girl! and much the largest snow this tion is mistaken in thejasserweighs ten pounds!" Enough winter, which was 1 2 inches tion t h a t free sugar benefits said. deep. At night the wind the poor people. I t j is] suffi­ —Miss Annie Parks, who raised, a n d blew severely all cient proof t h a t free sugar h a s been in Trenton, Ga., for night a n d during Monday. was p u t upon the McKinley some months, h a s returnee The snow was drifted and the bill, t h a t it does n o t benefit t o her home in Boone, much roads blockaded. The weath­ the poor. Sugar cannot be t o the delight of her many er has n o t been severely cold properly termed a necessary but verj disagreeable. The of life. I t is more of a luxury. friends here. ground-hog is still "in i t , " Give us poor people cheap —Jolly Bob Long, whom B. B. D0UGHER1Y PRINCIPAL. every one likes, and who is and leads the prognostica­ clothing, cheap tools, cheap A high school for boys a n d girls. S t a r t s the students medicines, and we ean make one of the most popular sales t e s in guessing. aright, a n d prepares teachers for the public schools. men who visits o u r town The North Carolina Tri­ our ' h o g and hominy' and Teachers are expected t o meet on S a t u r d a y s t o discuss was among us this week. bune, of Jefferson, was short­ sorghum and s n a p our fin­ the best methods of teaching. gers a t t h e sugar t r u s t . We Young men can here prepare for college a t a low cost —We learn from t h e Tom lived. Born 1 8 t h February, Special drill in debate and declaiming. 1894, and died the d a y of its think i t very unfortunate ahawk t h a t J o h n MeQuown Spring term began J a n . 1st, 1894. F o r other informa t h a t democratic papers c a n of Johnson county, died sud birth. Want of cash with tion address the principal. thus be led t o a t t a c k such denly a few d a y s a g o . We the Republican leaders was R ESPECTFULLY, good and pure democratic formerly knew him and al the cause of its sudden de U ( w* No cures GONORRHCE A Snd GI-KET in i te|days. M l l ( ^ mislead Hie peo other treatment necessary. Nerrr caikc, Stricture or >V. L BUY AN, w a y s considered him a n ex mis? and departure from tbeM 'G*ine learns any Injurious kfcar effects. Price, |i. Sold by druggists. politics. Peace to P^0, ^ DAVIS. eel lent citizen. We a r s sorry arena of politics BLOOD BALM CO., Pro'g, Atlanta, fa, _ O © c T o o " p Q C i f Q Q QQ. Feb. 24, 1894. t o hear of his death. i t s ashes. SUBSCRIPTION KATE S m • — ( ) — HORRIBLE SORES LOCAL NEWS. SAY! Ayer's Sarsaparilla Has cured others, will cure you $250.00 REWARD, CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST! STOCK GLOBE ACADEMY � 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/be994943e4a6f07404a6ac321f62ea98.pdf 1e220d1d17d19fbc853c7d2a48e06f60 PDF Text Text VOL 6 Wise B O O N E, COUNTY. N. C., THURSDAY. M A E C P I . 8. 189-1, NO. 21 LETTER. a quorum, and they a r e go­ NEW YORK DEMOCRATS. a d v a n t a g e . The adminis­ fully equipped for careful Tho Regular Monthly Dinner at Hie tration of this Government ing t o have one, t o o . scientific inquiry will surely From our Regular Correspondent. Club Ito; ,se--Judge Patterson The Senate committee on t>f Tennessee*' Responds to a under its rule was absolutely follow m its track. T o d o I Toast. Harmony among the dem­ Printing has begun the in­ paternal. It was not strange this much, is the aim of this New York, Feb. 14-,—Near­ the speaker said, t h a t t h e ocratic Senators on the tar­ vestigation of the charges of present expedition. At t h e iff bill is n o t yet us complete the improper award of the ly one hundred and fifty people of the South, when same time, while holding t h e profit by tlw experience of a s it might be, although con­ contract for publishing the good Democrats s a t down they saw t h a t favors were character of a pioneering p a r others. T! is an object cessions have been made t h a t P a t e n t Office Gazette, b u t this evening t o partake of going t o the moneyed men ty, we shall endeavor,in case lesson in the following letter it was hoped would secure the evidence s o far taken a- the regular monthly dinner of the "ountry. should expect we a r e successful in reaching for those who hesitate to in­ it. Having held the bill un­ mounts t o nothing, and the at the Democratioclub house, forty acres of land and mule. high latitudes, t o make stud­ vest in life insurance. GKEKNVILLE , 8. C„ Alls. 23, 1803. til they could see no prospect source from which the charg­ No. (U7 Fifth avenue, and, [Laughter.] T o those people ies and observations of met­ Mr. W. J. RUDUEY, Rock 11111, 8. C.: Dcur SirV our favor of tho 21st, en­ t o be gained by further delay, es came is of itself almost incidentally, a s i t w a s in New York who feared t h a t eorological and physical con­ closing new policy lias boen received, und 1 will remit premium on receiptor rfie sub-committee this morn sufficient t o disprove them. thought by some, t o listen this Government would em­ ditions t h a t will prove of val settlement of old policy. 1 am very well pleased with the results of my other The feeling among south­ t o t lm Hon. Benton McM I- bark upon the-free and un­ lie t o science. ing submitted it t o the full ixjllcy, find must 11 mult you for your kind attention and favors shown me. Finance committee, which in ern democrats in Congress lion, of Tennessee, gave the limited coinage of silver he " O u r s will be a nevvpapcr Yours truly, N. C. l*OE. This is but one letter of turn submitted it t o a cau­ on account of the recent Hon. Abeam S. Hewitt, a n would say t h a t need have n o effort. For the first time, it thousands that can be shown, cus of democratic Senators, speech of ex-Co ogress man oratorical dressing down for such dread. is believed, i newpaper writ­ all expressing the same satis­ not for the purpose of com­ Abram S. Hewitt, of New his free and unpleasing crit­ er leads an expedition i n t o faction. Write and get an York, has been greatly exag­ icism of modern Southern Tho Baltimore Sim's t n b . the arctics. I have always explanation of the Tontine pelling a n y Senator t o sup­ port it, but for a s o r t of fam­ gerated. With few excep­ statesmen, ma ie a I t he iito'1 o t h e Souf h is wr^thy of believed t h a t if the No'tli Policy of the ily consultation a t which all tions the southern Congress­ Southern society banquet on reproduetion: ' Less e o in Bole were worth discovering complaints could be heard men regard the matter with Tliursdav night. But Mr. plaint lias been heard from at all, it sin uld be a newspa­ a policy that insures you and everybody could have a entire indifference. Repre­ McMillian had t o send his the South during t i c last per man t h a t does ic. T h e against misfortune; protects chance t o aid in bringing n- sentative Cam tli, of Ken­ regrets, on account of illness eight orten months than from enterprise arid energy of the you in old age; provides for bont t h a t harmonious ac­ tucky says: " H e is m his and the New York Demo­ any ot her part of t i n conn- Virierican press an? prover­ your family at your death. tion t h a t will be absolutely d o t a g e . " ami Representative c r a t s who sympathize with try, but this is n o t because bial throughout ohe world. W. J. RODDEY, Manager, necessary t o pass the bill, McMillian. of Tennessee,; '"I the Southern ones, who have t he people of t his section have Some of the greatest feats For the Carolina#, Rock Hill, S. C. even allowing t h a t the pop­ certainly shall not make Mr. felt specially aggrieved, lis­ n o t felt '.lie financial striugen of travel and exploration ulist Senators will vote for Hewitt a national issue by tened instead t o Judge Pat­ cy, but because they h a v e have been accomplished by PJtOFESSJOXA L. it, a s they say they will be­ talk ing a b o u t what he says.*' terson, of Tennessee, a s a learned t o s u ff e r and be American journalists. If we s t r o n g a n d silent, too. They should be so fortunate a s t o en use of the retention of t h e Many of the older members substitute. W. B. COUNCILL, J r . It was nearly 1 0 o'clock a r e n o t given t o making a n succeed in a field where s o recall numerous instances of income t a x . The caucus ap­ ATTORNEY AT LA A\ pears t o have had a good ef­ Mr. Hewitt's devotion when when t h e t o a s t master, Mr. outcry every time they come many have failed, none will Boone, X. C. fect and Senators who have in the House t o protection O'Dwyer. once president of t o rough places in t he road of be more glad therefore t h a n been worrying a r e now smil- and opposition t o any tariff the club, demanded t li e life. F o r a people who, pri­ the generous, manly news­ W. II. COUNCILL, M. I). !ing over the prospects for refDrm t h a t cut. into any oi guests attention and in a o r t o 18(>0, enjoyed a n ex­ paper makers of America. the businesses that he o r his very biief speech, presented ceptionally luxurious exist­ " N o t only shall we write Boone, X. C. I democTatic unity. fat-her-in-iaw-the late Peter Judge Pat terson, who spoke ence, the manner in which the s t o r y of our adventures 11 is expected t h a t the Fi­ Resident Physician. Office o n King Street north o f P o s t nance committee will a t once Cooper—bad money invested t o the t o a s t "TheSout li, and they bore the poverty a n d in real life, illustrated from Office. report the bill t o the Senate, in and smile a t his attack on the Public Credit.', In re­ privations t h a t followed the photographs, but we shall, although there a r e indica­ democratic Congressmen of sponse, J u d g e Patterson war was amazing in its calm if o u r plans carry well, d o tions of a n intention on the the present day. When a said: " I imagine t h a t I have strength and quint endur­ what was never done before, pnrt of I he republican mem­ member of Congress Mr been selected t o respond t o ance, and was fully a s heroic and tliat is t o send dispatch­ A 7 10RSEY i 7 LA IV, bers of the committee t o at­ Hewitt enioved the repute fhis toast because it is imag­ a s their bearing < uring t h a i es from the inn-T regions of MA It ION, N. 0 tempt t o delay action on the tion of being a common ined in New York t h a t the conflict. The bravery and the a ret ic world." South does not care much patience with which tin.} have T h e feature of Mr. Well-(opplea t h a t they should be giv­ scold. Senator Faulkner, of West about the public credit, and since struggled t o redeem man's expedition is lightness Will practice in the eourtfl ol en time t o prepare their re­ because I a m from t h a t sec­ their fortunes have been no of equipment and a n ap­ Wat.ituga. Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ port, b a t the democratic Vu. f chairman of the demo­ ell and all other courtie« in the sentiment is s o strongly in cratic Congressional Cam tion of the Union. Permit less nbmirnble, a n d their pro proach t o the pole in t h e .vesteru listrict iw^Special atten favor of prompt and speedy paign Committee, hail nam­ me t o s a y t h a t I a m one of gross toward prosperity h a s moderate weather of t h a t ; tion giren to the collection of action t h a t their time is ed the following gentlemen the citizens of the Smit h who been noted with heartfelt in­ locality in June and luly of rhiinis."1®* bound t o be cut short. . They a s members of the executive has always entertained a terest by their friends in oth­ this year. His effort will be Dr. T. C. Blackburn. J.O Butler. watched with tho greatest should not really be given a committee: Senators Jones, high regard for the Demo­ er sections." Zionvillc, X. C. Trade, Teiia. c r a t s of this municipality. interest by the civilized world/ d a y , a s the report can be of Ai katisas, White, of Cali­ FOR THE NORTH POLE. —A sh e t* j'lie Ci t ize n. made a t a n y time after the fornia, Mitchell, of Wisconsin, When t h e South was in trav­ Walter Well man, well and Smith, of New Jersey, and ail, when the South had mis­ bill h a s been reported. fortunes, when t he South was favorably known all through A BtiSf Household. Much uneasiness is felt Pasco, of Florida, and Re­ Physicians & Surgsans. under Radical rule, during the newspaper world, a n B u sy - h a n d ed m us t hi.i v e WC'ilis a.tteuded at all a m o n g Senators a t the re­ press ntafives Pigott, of Con­ those d a r k days when no nounces t h a t , leaving ^ew been the women-folk of a. cen­ ports concerning the condi­ necticut, McAleer, of Pennsyl hours s t a r b u t one appeared in the York on the 1 4 t h of *A»y, tury and a half ago. It if > tion of S e n a t o r Vance's vania. Bynum, of Indiana, |*Jiinc 1 , *93. health, which is now said t o McMillian, of Tennessee, Me political horison, t h a t s t a r he will make the boldest J ash corded t h a t one family in made in t h e E. F. LOVILL. i. C. FLETCHER. be continually getting worse. Rae, of Arkansas, Whiting, always appeared above Man­ for t h e north pole t h a t a live Newport, R. h a t t a n Island. I feel a n af­ journalist is capable of. We space of eighteen months,He has n o t been a file t o per of Michigan, Heard, of Mis­ have had for years a pro­ four hundred and eighty-sev­ LOViLL & FLETGHER, form a n y duties a t this ses­ souri, Wheeler, of Alabama, fection for the Democracy of New York because t h a t Dem­ found respect for so much of en y a r d s of cloth, caiding, sion, but his frisnds—that in­ Jones, of Virginia, and ForA 7 7 ORSk YS A T LA IV, cludes everyone who ever man, of Illinois. A meeting ocracy h a s always stood by the axis of this e a r t h a s pro­ spinning, dyeing and weav­ BOONE, N. U. came in contact with him— of the entire com mi I tee has the South in its struggle for jects a t t h e extreme north, ing every inch of material &&*Specia1 attention given a r e both t o believe t h a t his been called for tomorrow, t o home rule and self govern­ for the reason t h a t it minds used, and also accomplished to the collet ion otclaims."&J illness is hopeless, a s press m a p o u t the outlines of the ment. I congratulate the its own business—whatever the knitting of thirty-six t h a t may be—and guards its pairs of stockings n o t t h e campaign work, and t o se­ Democrats of New York a s I i L . L . g y i e ^ S E ^ C O . , dispatches report it t o fie. secret a s no other was ever thin, delicate and often finrisy I t h a s been apparent ever lect a smaller committee to d c the Democrats of the South, t h a t they have been kept. Mr. Wellmun will,how­ hosiery seen nowadays, b u t FEAL ESTATEAG'TS. since tins Congress got down take actual charge of it. able t o shake hands and ever, lay bare this secret if such a s would bear much ROOSE, N. f. t o business t h a t there was Durha in Globe: A good joke wipe from the s t a t u t e books possible. He has his plans heavy use and even be"hand n weak spot in the iules of Will giv* special attention the House, but V was n o t is going t h e rounds of t h e the last vestige of Radicalism thoroughly studied out, and ed down t o posterity." I t is medical men here. One of the unless he meets with unex­ added t h a t another Newport t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale until the long contest for a city physicians was called up in the repeal of the election of Heal Estate in W. X. C. pected difficulties, as, how­ family distinguished them* law." T h o s e he ving farms, timber quorum t o voteon the Bland on t o pcrscribe for a lady of ever. most amateur explor­ selves by making, in thespace The Speaker said he differ­ a nd mineral lands for sale, hi 11 for the coinage of t h e dusky hue. He wrote out a ed from a large number of ers d o , be will make a name of four years, nine hundred will d o well t o call on said Co. seigniorage, the end of which prescription and told her t o for himself t h a t will stand and eighty y a r d s of wo den a t Boone. is n o t in sight yet, showed t a k e it regularly every hour. the Congressmen from t h e South b u t they had a pecu­ high among the list of the d o t h , two coverlets two bedL. L. GREEA & CO. the helplessness of the House Some d a y s later he passed vvoi Id's heroes. Mr. Well- ticks, ml all die stockings March 16,1898, in t h e absence of a voting her house and asked her how liar constituency in t h a t re­ gion. His opponent was a man s a y s in the New York needed for the imi' j. —Ex. "noticeT quorum t h a t members be­ she was getting on. She told double-barrelled man, one S u n : Hotel Property for Sate. came fully aroused t o the Charlotte News: Standing him the \ v scription had cur­ barrel a Populist, the other " I t is agreed by the best in a hollow near Flow's, Ca­ On account of failing health necessity of a change. But of myself and wife, I offer for Hale they a r e now, and nearly ed her which bethought rath barrel a Republican. The students of the polar ques barrus county, is the decay­ er unusual, a s tire remedy Republican party was J a n u s tion, both in England a n d my hotel property in the town of Boone, North Carolina, and will o r - hundred and fifty demo­ could have little effect. He faced o n t h e mone.\ question. America, t h a t the first expe­ ing remains of a n old four horse wagon which has a aell low for cash and make terms cratic members have signed to suit the buyer, and will take a call for a caucus t o be held asked t o see the medicine and They advocated sound mon­ dition t o enter this unknown place in history. On this wag­ real o • personal property in ex­ a s soon a s the Bland bill is she brought it out. She had ey on Wall street and any­ region need not and perhaps on was hauled the " l o g cab­ change. Apply soon. used the peremption a s old thing else t h a t would please should n o t be wholly of a in*' in the "Tippeeaoe" cam­ disposed of, t o decide upon W L BRYAN negr-»es use sassafras bark the electors in the South. He scientific character. I t should paign when William Henry the n a t u r e of the change t o AY) 7 K E. in making tea, and had been did not believe in paternal­ be practical rat her than scien Harrison was elected Presi­ be made. Demon a t s d o not dent. T h e cabin was built on P a r t i e s putting papers in drinking the water off the pa ism b u t he did believe in self- tifie. I t should be a n explor­ the wagon, covered w i t li wish t h e Speaker t o follow my hand for execution will per on which it had been reliance. T h e Republican ing p a r t y simply—a pioneer­ c o o n skins, etc., and hauled please advance the tees with | Reed and count a quorum, written. p a r t y was the party who ing p a r t y . If i t can find the from one political speaking t h e papers and they will rea hirge majority of them t o another. The old wagon ceiveprompt attention, otner v v n n f Mnny Persons are broken prostrated the powers of the practicable road to the pole n]p, w jj| prevent down from overwork or household cares. wise thev will be returned . . . . . ,, the Government for more a n d show the means of trav­ has been "turned o u t " and i s Iirown's Iron the not executed h / want of j •nenib.i-SKitt.n,? in tin* Horn* f.ysC u, aids digestion,Bitters Rebuildsbile, t h a n thirty years for private elling it, larger parties more now rotting down in t h er for t removes excess of weather. tecs. D. F . IUIRD S HFF. ' a n d refusing t o vote t o make 4 &nu w«fcs malaria. Get the genuine. rien Bquitable Life, j. F MORPHKW, Butler & Blackburn, WASHINGTON WATAUGA �The Wataaga Democrat A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper, devotad to the interest of Coun­ ty State and Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga County. N. ( of the plant is said t o lie de­ rived from 'Jamestown weed' and the tradition is t h a t after the destruction of James town the English found its ruins filled with thickets of this stramonium. - E x . -:iii:iii'Si3iiiiiaiiiiiiiftiii!i(iriii!iiiiiiitiiiiiiiiii|]|i!ftfifiiii!if|t A HOMBLEl'K jminnlisni in North Caroli­ na. We rejoice a t hissuccess in a field commensurate with his talents, learning and j worth. i OVERMAN'S NEWS PA | PER iSPEDIFIGTHE OXYGENS IS The Pride c»f the North Ctu< ii na TresH." 1" BREATH OF LIFE-"! Do you want to aid in building M Times a r e bound t o get bet ter. The people will yet t a k e charge of this government. They will n o t always submit t o misrule. 'Till they d o this, we will have to'grin and bear it,' but. let us d o it us cheer-* fully a s we can. N. M. Allen will help nil he can by making reductions on his tin-ware, glass-ware, crockery, u n d hard ware. XTGEN isthtr up a paper that shall reflect the life giving #1- 3 ULB eroent Of air and •* greatest credit on North Caroli­ water; without3 v-s-j-Jit thare oan lie no •# ' MOUTHlife. 8PSCIFI0 3 The Hasty Word. PIECE. OXYGEN it is | Causes of the Recent Depression. speoial medioat- 3 (f .. ed Oxygen treat's T o tlnnk before you speak In periods of depression men JiSPECIflC ment for dieeae- 3 ^OXYG^N1 os of the noee, 2 is so wise an axiuin t h a t one look for a cause, and are very throat and lungs — KNN CURLS I Ike inhalations 3 contain Gc-rmi- 3 likely t o jump a t n conclu­ would hardly think it needb P f f l g l W i uidesand Disin- 3 fectants, in ad- 2 < 3R0NCHITI sion. The cause of the pres­ f j l t o epiphasive it by repe­ > WAY FEVEBl ditiontothobeetj known Bpeciflce -i ent depression in business— tition. And yet in how many 1 .— for three die- •* i as-js.oarrying the -emody fcyinhalationripht to ~ cases the hasty temper flash­ now long; continued—was a t . :h'. K'U. oi ths its Spaci2osused it aCatarrh and 2 seat diseaoo, making POSITIVE -• <: u Si-pas in ilay-Ppvur. Not a patent iredicine. Physioiaas s fiistsaid t o be the purchas­ es o u t in tlie hasty word, and p.-oecribo it in their practice. : ??££AUT10N ing; of silver by the govern- the latter does its work will) ; C N L Y " S " IN U S E . | FOJt SALE! in e n t; s o the purchasing the precision and the pain of }TY • vievtfl fj JU.1-2 W.AlubuiuKHt. Atlanta, Oa. ^ Uf|MH.It«rU»: . MfKeMi)r Rliop, . }~k •" the swift stilletto! Singular, In the town of Boone, a com FeJ 1 () Hroiitwar, CouI"vlll«, Nob. clause of the a c t of 1 8 9 1 ' Shops, ttnil m.y ft* f»~^rSht-lly Building, Omaha. Kr. t >.*n siro usoit. '" commonly called the Sher­ ly enough, the hasty word of fort-able dwelling house with !.I l..| be the >J«»t - 1.jjR A Plj^ r.i. CARD nddreaoed to us 3 jT • ,«T -JVM ted. 6 rooms and live lire places, " *: I Ivinrf you by s.-'ura mail a copy our 3 man a c t , was repealed. Then ten est. wounds those who love with nine a c e s of land, good * A'X ONCE. • ji.vi.iU .fjiinininw tbe treatment infull. Bead 3 J f-r it if yea yri25 Loxliii. 3 one another dearly, and the spring,somenpple, peach and t h e financial panic—or semi jThr Spaclfls Oxygen Co., very closeness of their inti­ chestnut, trees,situated some Sreet. Slotion. panic—was said to be t h e oiii.i.iiLi,1,lint IIKII jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiuMttn cause. T h a t soon passed. macy affords them opportu BOO y a r d s from Main street. Then the trouble was attrib­ nity for the sudden thrust. It is a desirable private resi­ uted t o the scarcity of mon­ We know the weak points in dence. The place will he sold F cheap on terms t o suit the ey. L a t e r the cause was said the a r m o r of kinsman and t o be t h e expected new tariff our friends; we a r e aware of ticulars apply to I. W. Thorn ' 1 s e w i m o MACHINE S ,eO>wJ>k Jtk.,, 3li|llllllli!lli:i!l!illli:i!ltlllllll!i:i!l!C3fllllllll!!lll!lll!EI!;i!£ bill. This bill has been be­ his caprices, and ordinarily as, Hihriten, N. C., o r W. B. WARRANTED fore the public for weeks, and are tender and compassion­ Council 1, Boone, N. 0. NATURE'S a t e even of his. vanities and the worst is known. These flOTIIia M0HI S.MM0H9 s o called 'causes' have all dis his small fancies and whims; 9 s n f u o i q . s 8 S i p u j ^ o c 0 x q CURE FOR appeared, b u t their disap­ but there dawns a day when -riOJi J9AX1 'VfJ'BVm JO£ pearance has n o t put awheel i t is written in the book of XKEi *mr 3 G P ? . O F L". iSTUIClTY. in motion o r a hand t o work. late t h a t we shall he a s cruel f :!yy->'l/UJlaSJ ~.iZ ir "w J t is not, perhaps, within the a s we a r e loving. We a re cold u. - *. : .. b:—iL;,. tc* ihe T^i'ntnifiit Oi scope of the greatest intelli o r tired o r hungry. We are Ncrt iiv.3, V pc - r-r_t,U;w<iia)S, PrtTKl*, fc.O I'll This now treatment for Catarrh and gence t o account satisfacto­ anxious over unpaid bills, or KiViSvftiS Blwr.; •diseases of the respiratory organs is CE,V.hANTJSStiO !.i Cl c.fcsra our expected letters h a v e one of the most Important discoveries f»*r uri .t!v«*«J aiirt rily for the present s t a t e of in modical science and possesses the . , 7'' V* K1»O\i-.e in stamps f<- (Ihdclreaa,to ,-IK, euro ihctn. Call 01 book en diseases, or h o w affairs. I t is world-wide. I t s not arrived, o r one ofthechil following advantages 1 1. The patient can cure himself at a email expense DR. ALBERT F. SltELL & CO., beginning may be traced t o dren is ailing, and we dread and vrlthout outside assistance. i..v- *• MxWun tkia rrmfr. htlfluille, Tin*!. 2. No change of diet or pursuit of life Is necessary the time, three years ago, the outcome of the malady. during treatment. g Has » T.nryo Arm. S 3, Tho remedies era In no wlso offensive to the EDUCATE YOUR GIRLS rr MtotfttS'jlf fdle. patient and entail no discomfort. marked by the failure of the So politeness fails us, forti­ ^ 11M n. Sc:?-thraa«!ins; shuttle. 4, The remedy reaches ihe seat of the trouble —A T— •• Haa No Equal In Construction. directly. Barings. Next came the cri­ tude is \anquished, philoso­ 2 n#us a Mechanical Apinntraoco. 6. The- remedies and means of appliance can be i nn Klefptnt. Finish, carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience. sis in Argentine affairs. Then phy is in abeyance, and we lias a Perfect Ailjiutmnitt JnUSJC TREATMENT at any drug xtof. • llws a i'unillTe Tsue-iJi). Z say t h a t w hich we repent in , CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. shortly, the panic in AustinU KM Styllah Kov-nitiire. <•' CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. • Hltis More Coo<J Sowing: Onalltle* nnd s i HICKORY, N. C, - doofl ;i larger Kftaj;-* or (Jsoora! Work ; lia; and later the waves of dt sackcloth and ashes. B u I a Sfwlng Maolitno iu t he World. 2 Cacicrlno Mediotne Co., Waco, Texas, pression over the U. 8 . which though the hasty word may Gnsurpassed for location, thor­ ^ Examine THE ROYAL for points af | does n o t yet recede, although be forgiven, it. is notjat once oughness and cheapness. excellence, and you will Christian, hut not sectarian. buy no othei'. . = forgotten. I t has flawed the thesupposed causes h a v e Faculty able and painstaking. been eliminated-From 'Home crystal of o nr friendship; the Special advantages in Music. Send for Catalogue. Industries and the \\ ilson place may be cemented, but ADDRESS Bill,' by President Edward there is a shadowy scar on REV . J. L. MURPHY , Preside!) t - "fife Wsalhsr Bearding, Kernble of the Boston Cham­ the gleaming surface. Oh, if the word of haste had b u I H o 1 1 y S p r i n g C o l l e g e . ber of Commerce, in North American Review for March. been left unspoken; if t h e Cer/affftad Shoetigigg Hutler, Johnson, Co., Tenn. s t i o n g hand of patience had •"^oSaiF l j —Ne iF.s Obser ver- Chronicle. Bpoflng Paints, Beautifully and accessibly hut held hack the sword a s located. iron Roofing, Uncle Sam's Cats. it was about to strike.-lhirp Ample boarding accommo­ RECEIPT OF SO CEKT® EJN<« T:«!--$• ?, Gutters end Spouting , dations. Some three bundled a n d ers Bazar. vrfc.Tix QAoot Metal for Building WE WILL T'.SAiL A BOX OF Facuity of six teacher GC< ..'tf-'LETS AND READY \ i dd c a t s a r e maintained by - "EN SHIPPED./ Two hundred and eiglT\ Flowers in tbe House. •t «*!2WH*«eEaeHBoei t h e United S t a t e s govern­ five Students last year. VIZ W A N T A tinv garden can be made ment, the cost of their sup­ Both sexes admit ted. —AM— by cutting a piece of sheet wad Thorough work done in nil p or t being carried a s a regu­ tk .AC55K. rj*. ^ THC ONLY INF/iLL!£LS CURt F51R .V >,T y,A.- U..-a Ej l a r item on the accounts ofthe ding t o fit the t o p of a bowl bra indies. ,k ' •)&)»- r*. H Next session begins Aug. Tetter. (xmv& It"Y, Itcfe?rg Pllss, Ping post office department.. These or a wide-immthed jar, which 7 1808. i'tj V'jfc'.v., r.-w— I :«Y woriraian bo cats a r e distributed among is filled with water just high faiBo jk.v k 1 'Y oaaa Wens and ill ILiiiag EHB litfifls Write for catalogue. -I >S\'l .'j-x atWy. enough for the bottom of the 4X»i.'j%-*xi-' •v.-"*>f»tA ja--ii.' mite liar about fifty post offices, and J A S . H. SM I T H , PUES'T H '.jx TtTTTEK, rt woHifr* rwrt Svajr tccg H hat uar.l twvw, their d u t y is t o keep r a t s and wadding t o touch it. Two fc-Kiiicrf, TETT'IIIIf'li will «•< otrUlnly dtifi ca u€Q it. mice from eating and destroy o r three small bits of char Karmlfiss, Pai»les« aid Frcgr&nt ing postal matter and can­ coal will keep t h e water pni> and. when all is arranged, f c P vt V IX yon xrr dluMtUDtd v a s mail sacks. Their work Southern KotiV of List KIaI.i oV fiwrttn. Chatthe t o p of the wadding i> is of the utmost importance Kutk, Nntion&l BAI.KO?SavanaaL. •v T •> rrr»*^ Y4 y P«XC U. v • wherever large quantities of sprinkled with seeds of mig­ I \ r 'R0. j. T. a s> mails a r e collected, as, for ex­ nonette, sweet pea o r a m m YOUR HOME. SAVANMAM, CAi a m pie, a t the New York post other easily grown plant. Commercial College £ Cheapest& Best office where from two t o The roots pierce d o w u "Awarded Hlehest BusinessCollege in i.heWorld." Honor ii World'* Exponlllon l-r 10,000 (Jraduuto.hi enjpIorM NAV |r.fFui: Ru.lrrvl T"|"OOO three thousand bags of mail J through the wadding, and snnna'.lr. 10 TfuchnraR*a*ln«iM>. Co*t Rtialur., K.t.irnHi "a nnnnall. 10 Tfarhrr, ompl.risl St..Hir ourm*-. lnoludUlg Tuition, Huitloi -rr. •e nourished by the water, i'otimc, " ' • Typ»-Wr!Un(t . .no H.>*ril. I.JHHP nc. RlioruU mat ter a r e commonly stored — .ji>.-..• .1 UridoUM1 «uropacf.il. _r .bout ©S;>. P* ' **otlou. lotrr • b.nithfiil. - «.««.«.*• addrpfls. Mdrai. while lea ves and blossoms, in h brnatlful .nit ---W now. for olrool.r*•uconoMI. Tbtjolty away in the basement F<> WILBUR K. SMITH, LEXINCTOK, KT. nierly great da mage w J- i easonable t ime, conceal the done b the mischievous r<> top. There is but one flower d Ts, vbo chewed holes h n ore beautifu' than th t h e sacks, and thought norh morning glory on the out BOTANIC ing of boring clear ihroug' si le of the bay window, an< bags of letters in a night. that is the morning gh>r\ Troubles of this sort no ICY.L trained up on the inside oi A thoroughly tested Remedy FOR ALL er occur since t h e official pus the window, and in full bloom sies keep watch. Each official while t h e winter storms are ThK found wanlinx, has been tried, unci nol.Htniularrt remedyfor baa u.sod by ENDORSED BY post master in the larger cit­ raging and the thermometer an eminent, and unvarying forty yearn all physician, who cce.:-i with certain which it recomme.-nleci. ft is BELOW zero. They can IK diseases lor to beaofitisfrom the firstK; It PROF A. L. RSETZ, P. H. G ' ies is allowed 'roiri eight t«> never fails effectually driving or.t a 1 1 dose, • quickly and of Medical Department Tulaise University fc doll .rs a year .or tic grown with but very litth disease gerinsoffrom skin,system and tidtlio liver throuch of I. o u l s l a n a , w h o , a f t e r a c a r e f u l a n a l y s i s , ii»" medt'im any Ubpleflsnnt or Injurious p r o n o u n c e s i t a p i t r e C r e a m T a r t a r I' o w d e r , i o u b1e.—Detroit Fr<>e I 'ress noys without the result of ignorance k ping of his feline stuff, which he cheerfully recommends to the effects. It Is nothut it is lnuhcft,1 upon public. or superaillion,andthethorough knowledge ding his estimate for v.*. "common sense 11 of modern medical science, it and brings eis?ctually N: • s Observer Uhronicle: purifiesto theenriches the blood "T HE S OUTHERN F AVORITE " meat" t o Washington a* C iienltii and r ! vol, and/su generc'; tonic it is without asullbror.ties in lbs analysis of ?URE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. beginning of each (pent 1 it a meeting of Hie New York lieslth-givinr; it beyond com proper It is anyis absolutely Alumni <>» John Hopkins ottorcd to thepari ••••:» impure end Impover­ ic.Willi rctnedv ever —Ex. iliti renulting pub)-mrrptit a panacea lor all from o You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. tweiii rive new names weiv ished 3)-rofol'.». )•'"{»<•««». fli<-teis..5. Mil 11 blood-the of life; cuickly NEW ORLEANS, c',- s ...-.-.r ..s,»d srtinen. Catnriii, T. p l/capiscd Jimpson Weed. b mma; -ttt. Ah er, Ii Idrtfy ami •» LA. added t o the roll, and VIi Vi.\. r . :r c -.a. Fi etc. 1 ... benoitt iL-intnisea,ni.do ' "jimpson veed" wei j riat Walter P , Page was elected a weed, but n costly exotic, President. Mr. Page has met SHIT ISMANY ON GOING Nine of the INVESTIGATE Ft rC'.lFS!:LF. r;n BEST Tel : >ml for'Sun. ' Our Pre• v of Vtilsmfifo MILES • escape* i 11 _ _ „ __ how •- would be treasured for with gratifying success in hi a wondcr• iff.v of cert j. • Wti of .11remarkable ••«>.) the svwrhl. Our feciltrie* ira f?7' une<)ual<-ri. and lo introdu.-c our LAWNS " ] '-"PN ' OH E •! JN % r r ork dh milnage;-<!•'tj : known remedies 'r • u tiie ner nilv the most vlrsuperior pn<st, we will aendrRIK toONK l ENMlN IB earh loeality a« above Only tho«e who « rile 'i'h? 11 11c! !t1cat "s .estily with to u« *t once ren make mire of s certpest,quickest,greatSend Rtsrap «vr Ttiaalralc^ Priot? l.Lt. • '' 1 • . v fl ' !l f'r 1 1 g - a 11 ) i I s. tbeihencr All you have todo in • n I"ost.ciie . that iictsnie blood return i« to «how oni good. To .. -i to theijonv* iful lilood Purifier ever .!•(.- worid. thou* who call—youi nelfthbera Till SdHmaeber Gymnasiurs Co. -ne of u s c'.mpeiitor Tin Nov, and Those around you The be­ Mr, : 1.(0 per bottle ; (5.00 for 6 bottles. ginning of thi> adverli.cment in fit vm*. • !re • r 1 n' n.v iikf •howa the •mall end of the Tele North American Review, in For sic by drugged*; if not, set d to 11*. The following cat glve» Ihe appearance of It reduced tt blossom^ 1 » lie v\hitej* ;» Jrtj* C'.OOD BALM GO , f ilsnf*. Gs. the literary field, and lie guirisi' the i • nron<4 looking rv roun r.ACK Ar.Tir*. doubtless congratulates him about the seicth part ofltabulk. It l« 11 grnnd, double aire tele­ Or you arc all worn out, realty good for noth­ hi>> ypy (,1 l. »f ing, it is general debility. Try scope, at largest l« ea.y tocirry We will alto «hnw yon how vou can make from WIN lo St I tt a day at toaal, from the »TarI,with­ 7 il-at lu» <1 if! not i-eiiiai TWO ll .VS /ROM R/TTFff ' . We nttv all exprcet. htrgee t <1.1 i 1a y your su bscri ptio n. out experience Better write et once HNIl, Pom i.AND. MAHIC. If vtilleiirc you, cleanse your liver, and c' *e Addran .H.HALLKTT SCO,, Box ^ CACTERIHE na, no matter where it may seen? Then patronize be The Wilmington Messengei A LAltGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER Do you want a reliable paper giving-you all the neus of the world—a Democratic newspajier that equals the best— has the largest circulation, and has tor twenty-one years been i part and factorin thegrowth anddevvelopment of the Old North State? Then subscrbe for THE VYILM1KUT0K JIESSENTII'R Campaign Rates: ddie "Daily Messenger,'' by mail, 4 months on trial, for ^2.01) The weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger, (the largest and best paphr in the State) 9 months on trial for f 1 .00 Cash in advance. Both papers a r e large Eight-Page sheets. Send Postal Card with t beaddr. s s of fry* per sons a n d receive sample copI"S oi THE MESSENOEB. S')et. 1st, 1888. tf. ICATARRH TAKE TIL E oap and tu\in !h ii ij ; ' i O r\ (i EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. Wesi and Northwest Claremont Female Co lege 1 ROYAE S. M. CO.,^DsMard, III. \ ra, HOOFING. CURE I T BLOOD and SKIS DISEASES. PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER Emigrnrts going to any of the At^iern states or Territories *\i!i save time mid money going Ha, Cliiciigo and Alton route, fc is i he quickest route to K A N S A S CITY, D E N V E I T , P U EBLO, Arid ah poiuts in Idaho. Wash ington, Oregon, Utah and California. finest n/jfl lUst Equi, pea Road in the West. Only line running Solid Vesti and 1 rains ftween St. Loitis and Kansas itv. Reclining inir cars and Tour is i« •.- ce of exb»*a charge. 1] will rnee parties at any rail­ road station with through tickets md baggage checks. Fo lull iu'omat ion, junps and lescripMve pamphlets of the West write to or call on H. A. NKWLAND, Traveling Passenger Agt.. 19 i'atton Ave., Asheville, N.„C. J. CHAULTO.N, (}. P. A Chicago. 111. ec-x jo, aw.'. CoacioJ:. IV Iort! t-'w-rTr H', iraos jytr bt 'i zv(* rir.j - All 'io-ib-rs kw; if, t-svle-t^lc.-'. Ft ~"9 -K DOLLARS o PER DAY lo Easily SSada, Wc wnrt naitv m-a, vom>. u. boy*, nnri girJo work for us a fewiHHj. j UhIIV rT^h'. tr -ti! trx their own home* TSv* bi -"iue-w i |4e«aor,t t riri •11/ notK.nvbk, : '-1 7 j>.) s itfttft 'hrr kkvollitf '''"'•l sj'nts. You < *) « a char tieh' r.o fompftili'M). KxjK-rit'!)--t r*vi rr+ citi't «l j}!; - *.v " . "•Viry. V® ea.'itnl r- Jin t! rqtiip vca Wl:i» • vIT«- tluit you •:-t-.l. tre-.t ym '< J, and 1 1"';j ou to -nrn ten IJi-oe* erciito-r-. vr.-'.a. Vo*n i lo -9 v, - a s Efj, ocd L'-ya nnd jprll tn 'jo- I .» i - on", :\V*y*rt-. ct-.tj ilo tho ER >rk. Ail MJCO-W>-I H. follow "O • t>J»D ttitn. pis t.'i -e. ff»>e t, Kvt-n *t work trill to.r<-iv hi&g yon :t j;..,,.,, |" vr tl ioir 1 0f •vnd . t g" lit 1 t t '. - for c< r JOr pLlst clrenl- r, juid r r ive f "• >.i - r.-h J.-b. I*o !n:ja «'ione if yt.it cottlluu. tool lo on wi.li Dm bn* In e**. ^A tf1- ^ -L-. M ^—r r Jh . )-'n» Lox ,t , a»«l ^ .at f'f .'* m J** f i-V 6 -\ r;\ ;:-5; %.% •*•( ' ikkfi V". rj-uili*' tlx • , Y& P m\ • Vii Trz .n Ute *i t'i- .; y MjS"Yri 'At**n ttaai. t - -oFts. Omt'. 2U(l ao-/ •i '• -.y • ,. .,l i n..!'iiO ittuia^wiitg Uttvr tf.Aw/ t Cnp-rlirtk-.s Mtt .are*: Q&h> iSI CO., ' * t, J C v fw-i* 4 -siV, — .v ^ GULF MFG. CO L UCV^'A^ m FREE purple. The popuiai iionn tied down lo unprofitable a g'xxl nppettte. '*«aaHS£3_ si ry-rACaveats, s.rvd Trade Mar - s obtained, and all Catent business conducted for Kodcta'a Fstis Our Office is Oppose b.S.Pstoni p«ee. a n d w e c a n s c e n r o p a t ent, i n less time thon those remote from Washington. Send model, drawif>!» or photo., with deserip•foii. Wc Hfivitte, if patentable or net, free of churge. Our fee not due till patent is see^ired. A PamnMftt, "How to OVaia PeteHte," r-'lh nnracs sfacftRl cl!»nt.» iu y -turState, ctmn! >9 town, sent free. Addi eaa, C. A.SNOWdtOfA f uient Mb^hiogtoa, Opprtoiie C3ice, u. Gh' �The Watauga Democrat Cam j). The S t a t e h a s had publicans t o hitch tern selves WANTED! enough o f Republicanism. together in the coming Cam­ A lemedv for disease and o# We have a s t a t e government paign t o carry t h e election hility, especially for thosedis I. II. Dougherty, Editor. eases which physicians have | with less faults t h a n a n y we against the Democratic par­ It. C. Rivers, Publisher 0— pronounced incurable. know «>f. The laws a r e just t y . I t is funny t c hear the We give below a few of the and without severe rigor, our populist denounce the Gold / HAVE JUST RE'lVEl) MY SPRING A.\D SUMMER Thursday, March J 8, J804. the many letters which we taxes a r e low a n d o u r s t a t e s t a n d a r d ites a n d the pluto­ GOODS, have received, a n d which we I*, now appears t h a t t h e officials a r e honest capable c r a t s and Wall Street Bio ted And h a \ e a beautiful line ol callicoes a t 7 and 7% cents publish with the consent of >olitic»il s t a t e s of the coun- men, o u r judiciary is of a Bond Holders and the wild per yard; beautiful line ->f drapery a t 9 cts., worth 1 2 cts.; the writers who a r e convinc­ vy will undergo a change, high order. The people a r e extravagance of the Republi- w h i t e n a i n s o o k a t 1 0 c t s . , w o r t h 1 5 c t s . ; o n e p i e c e s i l k ed t h a t such a remedy a s we "he financial question wiP content a s t o o u r S t a t e gov­ con Congress which have plaids 12% cts. Bed ticking, good, a t 1 5 t o 2 0 cts.; bleach­ ha ve described h a s been found in Compound Oxygen Treat­ >roduce this change. The ernment and n o t inroads brought the country t o bank­ ing 8 t o 12; lovely lawn 1 5 cts.; challies, fine, (> t o 7 cents; ment of Drs. Sturkev Jt Pacites on t h e seigniorage bill t h a t can amount t o much can ruptcy and ruin. Then these Bedford cord dress g jods, 1 2 cts., worth 15; nice crape 1 0 len. ndicate t h a t the South and be made by the enemy. The same fellows proposing t o cts.; preenles 15% cts., worth 1 8 cts.; black sutine a t 11 West will be united against coalition of the Pops and the take in these Republicans a s cts. and up; domestic 7% <*ts. A large l o t of cotton jeans "My daughter was cured of Asthma by one treatment of com he North a n d E a s t . Sou th­ Rads cannot defeat us unless bed fellows and t i y t o beat pound Oxygen, af-er suffering from 1 0 c t s up, and everything else a t for fifteen years, ED . n. WILI.IS, ru Democracy andtheNortli- we become indifferent to* our the Democrats who a r e t r y ­ BED BOCK PRICES. ing every effort t o bring aTyler, Texas. r n Democracy have parted own best interest. bout reforms from the abus­ Come and see my beautiful stock of SPRING AND SUM. u the silver question and So far a s we have learned MLR GOODS, rhey a r e nice and cheap a n d I a m going to "I used your compound Oxy­ here a r e n o possible chance the people of Watauga have es t h a t the populists cry out gen about a year and a half asave my friends a n d customers money, a s I will sell low for jjo. I neglected to tell you of o r them t o come together n o t undergone a n y change s o against.This is consistency great from s we can see, t h e separation a s regards politics. Some of in a rush and shows these cash o r produce. S o give me y o u r trade. I will appreciate theuse. 1benefit 1 receivedtroub­ its have not been populist fellows very great it. } t o pronounce a n d bitter them expiess a desire for the led with catarrh since.—F. W. eelings h a v e been engendei- Senate t o a c t quickly on the reformers indeed. T h e Re­ i®"WANTED! 5 0 0 pound of halm of Gilead buds, 5,000 Revels, Syracuse University. Sy­ d . The Populist supported tariff bill. Others express dis publicans in Congress make dozen eggs, 5 0 0 pounds nice yellow butter, 2 0 0 pounds of racuse, N. Y. bees-wax, 200 pounds new feathers, and all other kinds of lie Southern Democrats and approval of President Cleve­ all kind of s p o r t of the popu- good country produce a t highest market prices. 1 wiM want Send for book of two hundred iimteen of t h e Republicans land's delay in putting o u t lists and their policies yet All the roots, barks and herbs in the moutain* t his summer. mges for furl her information, tes xho a r e mostlj' from the Republican o f f i c e holders. they will unite t o beutDemo­ So when in need of anything in tin* goods line call and see tin. (minis, etc, A book sent free. Home Treatment senl out by ex­ me and 1 will d o you right every time. vouth. T h e Populist are But few charge the Demo­ crats. press id >e used at home. Office Treatment administered here. lostly Western men. Now c r a t s being responsible for THE RIGHT THING THEN MORE * OF IT. the West can be held on existing hard times. Our If protection is right then Yours Anxious to please, his silver q lest.ion and they mountain people for the 1529 Arcli St. Philadelphia, Pa. let the country have i t and vill unite with) t h e South, most p a r t a r e reading peo­ 120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal. Irynn of Nebraska o r some ple and have good he nest and nothing more said in op­ Please mention this paper. )ther man like him from the sense. They a r e n o t easily position. If i t is a sound NOTICE. West may be o u r next P r e s ­ misled. When they henr a principle, a n honest princi­ ple, a righteous principle then North Carolina, Watauga Co. e n t and some man of the fellow soy " L o o k a t your Superior Court, Fall Term, South like McMillian of Ten- Democratic party they have give the country protection 1893. icssee o u r vice President. brought on these hard times. and a g r e a t deal of it. Give I t is impossible." Can't d o F . M . a m L W . W. Holsclaw, it t o all sections, scatter it We say it looks t o us t h a t Administrator of B. L. Our people know how this broadcast, let it apply l o ev- what asked Vance. "They hese changes m a y come. Jt mutter is. They know t h a t c a n ' t come t o a n order from Hols' law. deceased, s evident t h a t the Southern Republican laws w h i c h erything—to the farms a s a present." " T h e devil they vs. Eliza Ilolsela w, widow of B. people a r e making the breach brought a b o u t this troub'e well a s the work shops. If c a n ' t responded t heColonel." L. Holsclaw and the chil­ vider a n d wider from thesin- still exist and t h a t the Re­ protection is right and hon­ But with a twinkle in the eye. dren of B. L. Holsclaw, 10est xind tair and constitional he said, " I believe they have le gold s t a n d a r d p a r t y . But publicans in Congress are wit: Hat tie E., Birdie E., ncase t h e Administration using every effort t o retain and makes rich a country done i t . " Hiilie N. and Lena M. Hols­ uirty should succeed in get- every one of these ruinous then pile up the protection. claw. Bv virtue of a decree of the ing u p t h e International a- laws. Our people understand Only protect enough and superior court of Wn1 auga coun­ every man must prosper. If reement o n the coinage of the situation a nd will act ty, made at Fall Term, 1894, of ilver, a s they seem t o desire and govern themselves ac­ heavy taxation really makes said court, we will, on the 2d day a people rich then doub'e the LOOK! READ! DARGA1XS\ of April, 1894, the same being nd the proper legislation cordingly. the first Monday m said month, taxes a t once, a n d keep on ollows: this would heal up Mrs. Mary ¥.. O'Fallon O sell to the highest bidder, at the Daniel Slaughter Lynched in Sparta. increasing. There can scarce­ of riqun, O., onys the Phjr11 old sores a n d unite the courthouse door in Boone coun­ In order t o make room for aici»n. nro AMtaniNliwt, S p a r t a , N. C., was thrown ly he t >o much of a very nn<l look at her like one ty. N. C., the following described tvernl factions, Noith South our Spring ami Summer Goods, tract or parcel of land, lying in nd West, a n d we see strong into a s t a t e of intense excite­ good thing. Watauga county on tlicwateis we are offering special bargains ment on the23rd Feb. Dan­ But is protection really a idications t h a t this interof Covecreek,adjoining the lands lational agreement will be iel Slaughter of Carroll coun­ good thing for the people? If all t hrough our stock of goods— Long and Terrible Illness of Horton and McBride's mill place, Win. Bingham, Jacob rought a b o u t , and we will t y Vu., was a t a wedding in a good thing, why is there a groat man r articles for less than from Blood Poisoning Green and others; said tract of the edge of Ashe county some free trade between all t h e ACTUAL COST. ook for this with a great Completely Cured by Hood's land known as the Thomas Bing­ days before t h e 23rd, and States of the American Un­ We will not quote prices but Sarsapnrllla. leal of anxiety in the near ham place, containingsixty acres Mrs. Mary E. O'Fallon, a very Intelligent more or less, a few acres of same will meet any uture, a s we think much de- a n altercation occuned be­ ion? If it is good t o t a x lady of I'lqua, Ohio, was poisoned while as­ lieing encumbered by the dower tween said Slaughter, Henry Canada and s t o p free trade an autopsy years jenda upon this for the finan HONORABLE COM sisting physicians atnicer* brokef» out 011ago, right of Eliza Holsclaw, defend­ and soon icrriblo her Bare a n d J a m e s Long with it,why shall n o t North ial prosperity not only of head, amis, tongue and throat Her hair all ant above named, That said PETITION cajne out. She weighed but 78 lbs., and saw sale will be made on the follow­ he United S t a t e s b u t other —Slaughter stabbed Bare, Carolina t a x New York pro­ —AND— no prospect of help. At la3t she began to and killed him, and severely ducts and put a s t o p t o free ing terms, to-wit: One half of take Hood's Sarsaparilla and at once im­ ountries which a r e nowsoreWILL KOI RE UNDER- proved ; could soon get ant of bed and walk. the purchase money to be paid cut Long. Slaughter was trade between them? If pro­ y depressed on finances. She say3: " I became perfectly cured by in cash and t he residue payable SOLD overtaken by the officers and tection is the thing let it be six months after date by note Hood's Sarsaparilla Abraham S. Hewitt, of brought t o trail before a jus­ tried among tht, S t a t e s anil Come and see us before buying. with approved security, bearing and am now a well woman. I weigh 128 lbs., ew York, in his speech the tice and bound over t o an­ then hear the howl. eat well and do the work for a large family. interest from date, title to the We will save you money. My case seems a wonderful recovery and property assured until the pur­ ther d a y , spoke very dis- swer the charge and was con­ The souno, safe, wise, right­ physicians look at me in astonishment, as chase monev is paid. RESPECTFULLY, almost l i k e o n e rni*r«l f r o m t h e d e a d . " a r a g i n g l y o f S o u t h e r n fined in the jail a t S p a r t a , on eous honest, true doctrine for This L valuable HOOL>'3 PlLL8 Should be In erery family ble farm, awith some and desira­ H. C. MARTIN & CO. tatesman a n d h a s caused a the night of t h e 23rd a lynch the people of a g r e a t , free Re­ twenty to medicine 1 he^t. Once used, always preferred. twenty-five acres of rich and pro­ onsiderable riffle thereby. ing party made a raid on the public is this—That every Blowiug Rock, March oth, 180-1. ductive bottom, the residue being The Rutherford College1 )f course t h e position of our jailor lor theprisioner. Sher­ American freeman shnli have first-class upland. It is situated out hern Congressmen have iff Gumbill resisted them and the right t o sell his products Burke County^ N. C„ in one of the most desirable por­ a ken o n t h e silver question shot, and wounded two men in t h a t market w here he can Will open i t s Full Term, tions of Watauga county, con­ ailed forth these slighty re- of the lynching party, but sell highest, and buy in t h a t Aug. 3 , '93, under very prom venient to churches and schools. Persons desiring ising prospects. It is ten mile- property will do topnrchns«* said n a r k s made by Mr. Hewitt. the lynching p a r t y soon over market where he can buy well t J examine west of Hi -kory, N. near the same. may be t h a t Tom Reed, poweied the Sheriff and his cheapest. the noted Connelly Springs, F . M. HOLSC AW. olin Sherman a n d Bill Mc- small guard and tookSlnugh T h a t is the precise rule and whose waters a r e being shipW. W. If or.SCLAW. inly are s t a t e s m a n who fill ter o u t of jail and hung him principle t h a t applies in all pod to Europe a l m o s t every­ AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '04, day. Board, includinge-ery Adm'r's. ofB. L. Holsclaw,dec d. he hill with Mr. Hewitt, es- t o a chestnut tree, one of the the S t a t e s of theUnion. Any 10 per cent, cut on prices. expense, is from $5. t o $9. pet mmm MI ecially on the finance. Mr. men t h a t the Sh'ff wounded other rule o r principle would i month. Tuition ranges from <1 S I ki. I l e w i t t h a s heretofore been a was captured an d is now in be oppressi ve a nd vicious and X $1. t o $ 4 . per month. No )emocrat of ability but now Winston jail for safekeeping. ruinous in the end.—KewsOb SPOT C ASH OR BARTER, healthier, happier and more We wish to call altenHontoour le is in line with those other This is a very shocking server Chronicle. NEVER TEN DAYS. moral place can be Found in line of second-hand Hows who a r e rijh with affair and one t o be deplored, X America. A complete busi­ Buggies, Carts, wagons, leir thousands a n d millions no d o u b t mean whiskey was Raleigh N.O.Chronicle: The Look over our list and com­ ness con rse a t tuche 1. Ad d ress Hacks, Harness Etc, nd a r e n o t willing t o pay the original cause of the first Richmond Times a green with pare our prices with those selling Dll. R. L. A l l I U N E T H Y , P R E S I D E N T , on time. "Monev saved is mon­ They are almost good as new, n income t a x , b u t want the killing. Slaughter h a s some Mr. Hewitt t h a t one may a s ey made." Rutherford College, N. C. and persons wishing to buy can urden t o rest, continually five brothers in Va., who well t r y t o coin a vacuum a s We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds secure bargains by calling on us. n the poor m a u ' s consump- are declaring vengance on t o coin a seigniorage a s Mr. good coffee for $1.00, 10 pounds We have a big lot of NEW ion a nd thereby keep him the lynchers an d further Bland proposes. Our esteem extra 'C' sugar lor $1.00, best BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, Special Attractions: Matchless HARNESS Ac o o r . All such men o r for trouble may be expected. We ed cotemporary s a y s i t is calico 0 to 7 1-2 cts per yard, cot climate. Wonderful health record. ton check, 27 inches wide. 7 cts. le McKinlev tariff monstro- cannot t o strongly protest an impossibility. This re­ per yard, and ladies' and gents' Delightful homelife. Well ordered on hand, which will be sold on t y , a n d have the poorwork- against this barbar ous habit minds us of a joke they tell hats cheaper than they have ev­ course of instructions. Thorough reasonable terms. If we have not ly equipped gymnasiums. Music got what .you want, we will ig class t o pay these heavy of lynch law. No doubt but on Senator Vance. When he er been sold before. under the celebrated Prof. Gra- take pleasure in getting any utics o n w h a t they e a t and the courts would have dealt started o u t in war he was a s We are just receiving a f.ill line bau (German). Art under Miss of ladies' dress goods at prices to Blythe (Paris). House in seven tiling for you in our line. We buy ear. And when t h e South- with this man Slaughter in a innocent of the manual of suit the buyers. acres of wooded lawn in the heart direct from manufacturers and n a n d Western Congress- legal and proper way and in a r m s a s his patriotic pri­ WE MEAN WHAT WESAY. of a beautiful city. Rooms finely can, therefore, give you very icn introduce measure t o this case there was n o cause vates were. But he proposed Call and see us and we can save finished. Steam heatingand san itary plumbing throughout. The close prices. R EHP . t t o some extent these bur- t o think otherwise and no t o drill them a n d went t o you money. We have a full line of new Har charges as low as a fine school work the best be could. He .JOHNSON EDM 1ST EN & CO. ens. These boodle fellows s o r t of excuse t o t a k e the law can make them. Sen! for cata ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev put them through t h e man­ Blowing Rock, March 5. y o u t class legislation. logue. Address in their own hands and com­ ual and having g o t them t o erything in the harness line. Can R EV. JaMEs A TKINS. Speculations a r e now in or- mit a heriio'js crime them­ a present arms, lie ordered BROWN'S IRON BITTERS beat the world on prices. Asheville, N. c. e r a b o u t t h e political a s selves. We deplore the af­ them t o "order a r m s , " and cures Dyspepsia, In­ I®* We will take in exchange, digestion & Debility. hoises. mules, and also good bee ec.t of t h e S t a t e . F o r one fair very much. LADIBI so they did, b u t a gentleman Needing a tonlo, or children who want bnfld* cattle. Give us a call. e a r t n o t a t all uneasy aing up, ahould take We frequently see from o u r standing by said, " o h n o BROWN'S IRON HITTERS. One dollar pays for the 7t Is pleasant; cures Malaria, Indigestion, 11ENKEL, CRAIG Jt CO. old >t Carolina go- exchanges some movements Colonel, they c a n ' t d o t h a t . Biliousness, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia. Democ en t one yea r. Lenoir A. C. oack t o t h e old Radical a m o n g the Populist ant Re­ NEW GOODS €11HAP! Drs. Starksy & Paien, WILL W. HOLSCLAW. laised from the Dead t * LOOK I LIVE!! Asitsviiie Female College. * �SUBSCRIPTION KATE S PO'FHE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT j meetings a t t he M. E . Chili eh | Following is t he liot of Ju1,1 F°one on last Sunday, rors drawn for Spring Term You S N E E Z E Bfflm imtty, j which is still in progress, and ; of Watauga Superior Court: yl ^ y 0 months Gough, Choke, and Gasp 50 t h a t the interest is unusual | Wm. Brown. J . U. Trivett, is proved by the large con-1 A. J . IVnl.v, R. \V. Presnell, for Breath; 3 mouths ; 35 gregations in a t t e n d a n c e , !'G. II. Blair, W. I). Norris, ADVERTISING BATES. May the good work g o on. J . C. Bow.les, ,1. 1). Harrison, 1 inch 1 week $ .75 1 " 1 month 1.75 —Read Will W. Holscla w's R. A. Nelson, J . H. WinebarIt May be a Serious Symptorri 1 " 3 " 3.00 new 'ad' elsewhere. He has ger, C. K Todd, J . M. Payne, 1 " 0 " 5.00 Jacob Klultz. L. C. Wilson, THE SPECIFIC 1 " 1 year 7.00 a full a n 1 complete Htnek and 1 column 1 week.... 9.00 is making a big drive for all John Wilson, J . J . G. Reece, For all Throat and Lung Complaint! 1 " 1 month.. 13.50 the trade possible. He will J . A. Hampton, J a c o b Hodg­ <( •j << *25.00 es, C. P. Henson, T . B. Fletch­ XB d o you light if you will give 1 "' 6 " !!! 37.50 er, J . B. Johnson, David / ft" 1 year 50 00 him your trade. Younce, M. P. Edmisten, —W. A. Davis h a s nought Smith Rominger, 1. L. Glenn, Kev. J OHN K. C HASE , of South Hampton, N. II, srtys! "The best Entered a t t h e Postofficeat t. h e Bee Mountain Mining remedy for La Grippe that I know of is AYER'S Cherry Pectbfftl." Boone, N. C., a s second-class Co's. interest in the Grandfa- W. H. Norris, William Green, "Last Spring, I was taken down with La Grippe. At times I was coirU R. A. May, A. J . Wilson, J r . , mail m a t t e r. father mountain silver ni ne pletely prostrated, and so difficult was my breathing that my breast W. B. NorrL, P. M. Brewer, seemed as if confined in an iron cage. I procured a bottle of AYER'S and will arrange t o opfn it LOCAL NEWS. W. L. Hendrix, R. L. Wagner, Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner had I began taking it than relief this spring. It is a n excellent followed. I could not believe that the effect would be so rapid and the L. B. McNeil, (1 Jones Coffey cure so complete. It is truly a wonderful medicine."— W. II. W ILLIAMS, —Head Standard Keeper's prospect for gold, silver and and Jacob Town send. Crook City, S. D. copper. mftce in another column. "From my own experience, I take pleasure in voluntarily stating that of all the medicines I ever used for fresh colds and La Grippe, AYER'S —You can get a good axe — He are paine3 t o hear of Elderly people remember their Cherry Pectoral is, pre-eminently, the most potent remedy. Ordinarily* o r 75 cts. a t Will W, llols- the death of our old friend, spring flitters with a shucl e". the most virulent fresh cold in the head and chest vanishes in a night, as The present generation have Joshua Setz ' T , which occurr­ nw's. if by magic. Just follow the directions, and AYElt'S Cherry Pectoral much to he thankful for. not the ed a t his home a t Hartland, least of their blessings being such will do the rest."—GEO. II. PIKE, Cadiz, Ky. -Wanted a t once, a lot of on Thursday of last week He "For two years, I suffered from a most distressing cbugh, wiiiffii, at a pleasant and thoroughly effec­ balm of Gile.td buds. Will W. was a b o u t 6 7 years old, a tive spring medicine as Ayer's last, became of a consumptive character, and very alarming tti my friends: After trying various remedies, without success, I began totakfe AYER'S Holscla w's. good citizen and had the re­ Sarsaparilla. It is a health-re­ Cherry Pectoral, and was very soon relieved. Two bottles cured rae."^ storer and healtli-maintainer. CELESTINE SIROIS, Augusta, Me. * -j^luxt received a large lot spect of all. The best remedy for colds, coughs, and the common disorders of tiid >f home-made tin ware a t —Quite a number of citi­ Commissioners Court. throat and lungs, AYER'S Cherry Pectoral is universally recommended Will W. Holscla w's. by the profession. zens were in 'town Monday, Cancelled for Co Treasurer —The first issue of the Ashe and we talked with them on general claims $ 1,081.04. $284.75. Pioneer has reached us, and home nffairs. Everybody has Pauper claims we extend t o i t o u r wishes on abundance t o e a t ; the ma Total, $1,365.79. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. or a long and prosperous jority of them have their t a x J . H. Cook filled his official Prompt -to act. sure to omr© es paid, and not many a r e bond a s standard keeper. ife. THIS IS NO ilfiiM Lee Triplett. the lunatic in •ftlabbageis now bearing calamity howling" but a r e hopeful of the country. jail, was turned over t o Joel * good price but they have DUO TO DRAW -Mai. H.trper h a s taken Triplett t o keep a t $ 1 0 0 per all rotted in the beds a n d Trade! ve have none t o sell. And so charge of t h e Chester and Le­ yea r. J . P. Bobbins was allowed noir Rail Road a s president. t goes. one dollar per month for —Lee Triplett. lunatic, was T h e r o a d w e n t i n t o t h e STATE O F NORTH CAROLINA. each one of his two deaf and aken from the county jail t o hands of Mr. Gait her Hall a s EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. receiver. These proceedings dumb children. "o his grandfather's, .Joel W HEREAS, official information h a s been received a t Any justice o f the peace have been dismissed and Mr. Yftlett, by Shff Baird a n d who has failed t o make an-1 this Department t h a t Frank Ragan, Sr., and J . S. Ragan, 1 torn flow tin fill tile first da i J . I). Counciil on yesterday. H dl has surrendered t h e nual l e p o r t f o r December, members of a band of robbers have b^en charged with va- of April I will sell my stock >? road and everything is love —Some good, sound demo by. 1893, must d o s o a t the n o u s crimes of robbery and conspiracy t o rob, steal etc!, : r a t will have t o be elected committed in the county of Watauga, a n d —Mr. J . R. Johnson, of April term of Commissioners o the S t a t e Senate from Wa Court, this also applies t o Whereas, i t appears t h a t the said F r a n k Ragari, Sr., atld a u g a this year. Who will t the firm of Johnson, Edmis- those who have gone o u t of J . S. Ragan have fled the State, or so concealed themselves ren and Co., of Blowing Rock >e* t h a t the ordinary process of law cannot b t served Uficti was in town M m d a y a n d office, also all merchants who them. —Mr. J n m e s H Bryan, who called t o subscribe for t h c have failed t o make their re­ Now, Therefore, Carr, Governor of the t a e of haftbeon on the market all DEMOCRAT and place a n ' a d ' port must make it by 1 s t North Carolina, by I, Eliasof authority in me vestedSby t law. virtue At G j per cent above the winter with horses, has in its columns. T h e firm is Monday in April a s this will (hi issue this my PROCLAMATION, offering a reward of ond sold o u t and accepted a posi­ a reliable one, and is offer­ be their last chaive. hundred and twenty-five dollars each for the apprehension Petition of J . L. Winkler, and delivery of t h e said Frank Ragan, Sr., and J . S . Ragan tion with Henkles, Craig & ing some good inducements Co . a t Lenoir, where he will t o its customers. Read ' a d ' and others for a change in t o the sheriff of Watauga county, a t t h e court house in Deck Hill road, was ordered Boone, a n d I d o enjoin all officers of t h e S t a t e find all good -einain during tlrn summer. elsewhere. and will be heard a t April citizens t o assist in bringing said criminals t o justice. If you d o n ' t think I mean i t —On last Monday we had Done a t our city of Raleigh, the 2nd day of Febfiinrv, in —L. M. Hodges, of Middle term. a n interview with friend W.S. Cane, writes us the following the year of our Lord one thousand eight hilndrd atld nine­ come and look through my T . L. Critcher and others t y four a n d in the one hundred and eighteenth year of our F.-fthing, of Beaver Dains. concerning the medal found petitioned for change in pub­ American Independence. ELIAS CAItU. He is well up on the present by Arthur Perlier on New lic road on Wilson Ridge was By the Governor: p o l i t i c a l o u t l o o k , a n d t h e River some weeks ago: " I see ordered t o be heard a t April I t wont cost you one cent if 8 . F . TELLFAIR, Private Secretary force ot the silver legislation in your paper of March 1 s t • t.nnwn term. you d o n t purchase. in Congress. of a medal being found bear­ Petition of L. B. McNeil 1 have a large stock a n d -North Wilkesboro News: ing the name of H. J . Hodg­ and others for a n amendment want t o g e t rid of i t before M r. A. 1). Cowles of Gap Greek, es, Co. E., etc. From the de­ on Pine Run road was order­ spring. ha s a sheep with three legs scription i t is the one given ed surveyed and reported t o aiftfeet. The left fore leg is m e b y m y u n c l e . Y ' o u w i l l April term. , I.aTIQW-U shorter t h a n the other, and greatly oblige me by getting instead of being a sheep foot, it for me, a s L prize it very With but little care and no i t is a well developed dog highly. My uncle is now dead. trouble, the heard and mustache -—o—-—— foot. This is a strange freak He died near Little Rock, Ar­ can be kept a uniform brown or black color by using Bucking­ I would tall your a t t e n t ion kansas." of nature. K ham's Dye tor the Whiskers' t o the big c u t in prices in my -Capt. A. J . Critcher, of Of all the blood purifiers New River, tells us t h a t l h e r e other lires President Cleveland and which THE DEMOCRAT ONE! YEAR ONE} DOLLAR." weft 1,800 bushels of c o r n bition were offere j for exhibi- S e c r e t a r y G r e s h a i n h a v e a t the World's Fair, raised on his farm last year, Ayer's Sarsaparilla was the been on the coast of North iter NOW IS 1 H E J I A E JO S UBsc RIB E. and further s t a t e s t h a t there only one accepted. In admit­ Carolina, recently duck shoot­ will be 8 0 o r 9 0 acres plant­ ting this g r e a t remedy, the ing. ed this spring besides other World's Fair Directors pub­ licly indorsed the favorable Bland of Missouri, h a s had crops. opinion which physician and a hard t u g with his seignior­ —Stolen from t h e Three chemists have always held age bill but he put i t through a orks church a large pulpit with regard t o Ayer's Sarsa­ on the 1 s t day of March,and Bifte with the old and new parilla. had thirty-nine majority for jersions of the New TestaPendergrast, t h e assassin the bill. The populist voted ii) e n t in parallel columns. with t h e Democrats, also Any person giving satisfacto of Carter Harrison, mayor of nineteen Republicans, while ry information concerning i t Chicago, h a s been sentenced t o be hanged on the 23rd fifty Democrats voted with will be liberally rewarded. the Republicans a g a i n s t the inst. —H. C. Martin & Co., the bill. Settle, from North Car­ old reliable tirrn a t Blowing For all derangements the olina, who is a Republican, J Rcftk again greets o ur read­ throat and lungs, Ayer's Cherry voted Tor the bill. B. B. DOUGHERir PRINCIPAL.^ JL : —. ers with a new c ad' and som? Pectoral is the speediest and \j Ntandanl Keeper's Notice. A high school for boys and girls. S t a r t s the students most reliable remedy. Even in promises of rare bargains. the advanced stages of Consump­ The people of W a t a u g a will aright, a n d prepares teachers for the public schools. You all know the firm t o be tion, ltis wonderlul preparation t a k e notice t h a t I have pro­ Teachers are expected t o meet on S a t u r d a y s t o discuss strictly reliable, alwa^ s ma­ affords great relief, checks cough cured a room in the court the best methods of teaching. Young men can here prepare for college a t a low cost. house where I will attend a t king good their promises t o ing, and induces sleep. Special drill in debate and declaiming. the commissioner. 1 ' court the their customers, a n d we ask General Jubal A. Early, Spring term began J a n . 1 s t , 1894. F o r other Ififormfl iiTtfteir behalf t h a t you see died this week a c Norfolk, first Monday in each month tion address the principal. for the purpose of seali g the t h g n and examine their pri­ Va. We believe General Ear­ weights and measures for the ly is the l a s t of the full Gener Relieve* nil soreness of »h« mucous membrane »n ces. cure*GONORRHOEA Snd GLKHT in i _ dsys. No j®E . als of t h e confederacy. He people. The low requires this other treatment necesttry. Ni NeferCktMe* stricture of t o be done everv two years. leaves any Injurious niter effecti, Price, f«. Sold -The Revs. Cherry and Gen was a team in the d a y s of by druggists. J . II. COOK, BLOOD BALM CO.. Fro>Jtl»n&| trv commenced a series of i crvnnge nnd bloods STANDARD KEEPER, iu BEWARE! Ayer's Cherry Pectoral SAY! Ayer's Cherry Pectoral A AVIATION BY THE GOVERNOR! $250.00 REWARD, I MEAN BUSINESS — CLOTHING OVERCOATS STOCK * CALL AND LOOKI -M GLOBE ACADEMY KINCHHC mm W.L. BltVL � 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_1894_0308_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: March 8, 1894] 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 1894-03-08 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/8769ffeda46568d0d727bb0064dfea9c.pdf ea02a5e209ecd43225136fa0588b755a PDF Text Text . v o l a •You Don't* Have To Die BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, FIiyilSPA Yv MAECH, 15. 1894, NO. 22 WASHINGTON LETTER. | n o t news t o those democrats BULI'HEltETTED OVUM WILSON. t o the future and see, a t no [retaliated by stealing her ,, „ ~7 „ who enjoy t h e confidence of Charlotte Observer. J great distance either, o n r from Hauwiol, and they were Kom our Regular Correspondent. ! t h e Secretary, but i t was a •Nothing since O U T NobieOr S t a t e studded with I lie coun-! married a few days ago. new departure on the part of der went into politics has so t r y mansions of hen-fruit mil You may say, 0 Dear, the President Cleveland, who the Navy Department t h a t wreathed its brow with glo­ lionnires! Aud when the an­ is funny, b u t we assure you has a fine sense of humor, must have very much sur ry a s its latest, achievement. nouncement of this egg'-icit- we a r e n o t trying t o Polk will doubtless smile when he prised Mr. Carnegie and his In its recent glorious career ing news makes our barn­ fun a t you, but facts. All returns from his hunting trip associates, who have been so it h a s aspired s o many aspi­ yard welkins ring what a stim the above parties live in the. and get a glimpse of a bill t h a t long accustomed t o being rations, i t h a s achieved so ulus it will be t o qur hens t o northern p a r t of this county. has been evolved from the ct your insurance under the able t o "fix u p " any charge many achievement*-, it li a s lav! The vei'v know ledge Ilia t a few miles from Marion. r° K brain of Mr. bailey, the biilTontine Plan of the EQUITABLE LIFE. t h a t happened t o be made accomplished s o many accom j their best efforts will be sent liantyoung Texan, whose de­ It is a simple and absolutely safe He Opologizcih against them in connection plishments, i t hassciiitillated j t o market under the S. 0 . means of in vesting j*our earnings for votion t o the Coii'Stitutioi) with their dealings with the so ma ny soil) lila I ions, that a Wilson method will incite the A Western judge was listen future emergencies aud acquiring has earned him fame in the the benefit of Life insurance at the government. In fact, they complete and exhaust iveeat- hens of t h i s section t o such jug to a n attorney who ha House, A preamble t o the same time. * It insures you a means tried t o "tlx u p " this m a t egor.v of the whole outfit unprecedented activity t h a t a mean habit of interpbk. of support in after years and insures bill recites "t he charges t h a t ter by appealing from Secre­ would he too voluminous to they will have t o be request­ ting remarks into the proceed your family against want in case of have been made of the enyour death. The name of the t a r y Herbert t o the Presi­ mention. A few laurel wrea­ ed n o t t o over-exert them­ ings of the court. What he crouchnient of the executivi dent, but the President stood thes, however, may be hinted selves. Who knows but what said was Scarcely ever hen i d upon the prerogatives of thej by the Secretary a n d a n d the a t , hm ving t I k render with eggs shipped by the S. O . ' W i i by any one, a s he mumbled legislative branch of the gov­ alonc is an ironclad agreement of cash had t o be planked down. an ext-a handful ofleisure t o son process may come high, rather than spoke and vvouh ernment, and the bill provid­ safety. Its security ; its contracts; No am ount of influence can tlil in all gaps. Our Noble ()r and the farmers be enabled never repeat a remark. On its surplus and resources are not es for a cessation of such en­ get any crooked business 8 p tier has given the world the t o get a corner oil eggs-^-to day he said something which excelled in the world. We will croachment by relieving Sen­ proved bv this administra­ sub Treasury scheirje—a sys­ make all this as plain as day to you form the T a r IieehEggTru.sk; nobody heard e r n e p t the a t o r s and Represents ti ves tion, except i t he done tem of political philosophy a t if you will scud your address to thus avenging themselves for judge, who a t once became W. J. RODDEY, Manager, from all paiticipation in the through the connivance of once pungent", potent, a n d b e i n g g r o u n d d o w n b y t h e exceedingly angry. Turning Department of the Carolinas, making of appointments. It some of ' h e hold over minor" fragrant with the nromatics tobacco t r u s t and the other t o tlie court bailiff he thun­ ROCK HILL, S. C. provides further t hat when­ officials who a r e still occupy­ of old mown hay; it has sent concerns of this c h a r a c t e r dered out, "Adjourn court! M ever the President desires in­ ing place t h a t ought t o be the Sock less t o the 1 o w e r and disposition. Oh, what a Then, a s soon a s the bailiff formation not contained in li 1 loii by democrats and who h uise of Congress with orders glorious d a y isoomingb.y the had done his duty, the judge PROFESSIONAL. the papers of applicants for a r e ip the pay, indirectly, if to sock it t o both democracy time 8 . 0 . Wilson gets t h r o ' stepped from the bench, beck office he must get it from n o t directly, of some of the and republicanism, without with His egg shipping lectur­ oneil t o the lawyer t o follow W. B. COP NCI LL, JR. some one who is not a mem­ «>ld contractors. discriminating much in favor ing t o u r ! By the time pos­ him and entered the clerk's A TTORNEY AT L A,V. ber of either branch of Con­ It is expected t h a t the Sen­ of republicanism; it has sub­ terity comes on, every farm office. T h e lawyer went aBoone, X. C. gress. While Mr. Bailey's a t e will take up the bill for stituted, in the Senate, a set house will have upon i t s long. So did two o r three bill has some desirable points, \ hecoinageof theseigniqrago ot Eolian h a r p whiskers for a walls a p o r t r a i t framed with other people. m . n . c o r : - c i L L . m. i). 1 be country, t o say nothing until after t h e tariff bill has scintillating brain with a red golden egg-shells—the por­ As soon a s the judge g o t Boone, N. ( . of Congress, is hardly educa­ been passed. iieek-t.i<; it hung a flapping t r a i t of a benefactor, the fairly into the room, lie seizResident P h v ician. Office ted up t o such a high stand­ Sen ' t o r Voorhees says he petticoat t o its flagstaff and gi e a t Gideonitisli chief a n died a lawbook, and turnin o n L i n g Street n o r t h of P o s t a r d yet. C ingress would t o upon the lawyer lie fairly did not over work himself a s sent sister Mary H^Jen Lease egg-shipper, 8 . 0 . Wilson. Offie be sure be purer and more much during the long silvir flitting through the South This is a pleasant picture. screamed: " 1 was on the pntiliotic iT its members hm 11 light a t the ?xtra sessions a s flopping it in tli'fnce of the Would t h a t we could allow it bench awhile a g o . and you I J . F 1 0 R P H E W , no dealings with patioruige, lie h is done since the Demo­ Southern Democracy, yelling t o hang there undspoiled. insulted me. 1 was a ju,dv until there is u decided change cratic caucus returned the "in hoc siguo," and things But Sulpheretted Ovum Wil­ then. I. a m a man now, nn« A 1 / 7 Oil Sty 1 7 LAW, in human n a t u r e Congress is Wilson tariff bill to the Fi­ like t h a t (In Hoc Signo is a t son, (some times spoken of the man will have an apology N. r not likely t o depaiveits mem M \ AlON, nance committee for revis­ present writing, we a r e relia­ ns S.'Otho o r Sbtho,) must for the judge, o r he will t a k e —(e) b«Tsof t lie privilege of trying, ion, and the other Democrat­ bly informed, lying up for re­ he shown up. He is dealing it o u t >f your hide. You 'Vill prneti.-e in the courts ok if they d o not aIvvuyssucceed, ic members of t h e committee pairs—it b a s b ' c n expressed, in eggs, b u t n o t a s he repre­ might make a n apology t o W ilauga. Ashe, Mitchell, Me Dow. *o get offices for those who have worked just a s hard. post paid, t o Mr. Lease with sents. He's the g r e a t Alli­ the judge, but you would* no' *11 an I al' other empties in the help them t o get into Con­ The sent iment of (fie Defno- orders t o wash the egg-nog ance mrubater. Everywhere mean it. Now, however, t l « jwmtern list net l@~S]>ecinl nttcn gress. erutic Senators is unanimous stains o u t of it tig* next time he goes he drops an egg—an case is more serious, and nil collect!, li ol ton given t o f. Although it took more than for harmony, but the trouble/ he washes the baby's o v e r - addled Alliance egg ot discoi d less you give me what ! ask claims." 1 #® OK | two weeks t o get a voting is t h a t some of them have so clothew and other clothes t o o with Us yolk of strife, its 1 will smash y o u r head." The Ciirnciil Jt. I). T. C. Rlacfcbiun. qu>rum on t h e floor of the Car refused t o harmonize un­ irisignficnnt t o mention in a whito of discontent and its lawyer made a most object Uoano, C. ZtOTivilla. N. 0 j House t o pass Mr. Bland's less given their way about production oftheorder.) Our shell of a g i t a t i o n . And after apology which the judge ac­ all for the coinage of the seveiul schedules of the bill. Noble Order h a s produced awhile these eggs will hatch. cepted, and tlien the pariy seigniorage, 1 he quorum did If t here is a way t o revise the one of the most remarkable After \i while, under the pois­ went back t o the courtroom not s t a y two days. True, full s o t h a t it will get every Governors of the century, be onous influence of this arch and resumed business.—Stilt r sicians & Surgeons SWCalls attended at i x c i a l i w l there Democratic vote in t he Sen­ of Colorado, whose highest incuba tor, these eggs will in­ h mncisco Argona ut. of a quorum t o consider t h e pen­ a t e the committee is deter­ ambition is t o ride in blood cubate. AH over the 8 - a t e //OU/S.tSI1 sion appropriation bill, which mined not t o abandon its up t o his horse's bridle (very there will, be a popping, pop­ According t o a correspond­ J^!l 1, 9 3 . m is now before the House, but s e a r c h u n t i l i t h a s b e e n few, even of o u r best Govern­ ping, popping, and little ug­ e n t of tl ;» London Daily E F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. t h a t is n o good reason why found. Members of the com­ ors, are capable of such rank, ly, nasty, long-legged, half- Chronicle a n exhibitioVi ofeJ • s o many members should lie mittee now decline t o nameu mephitie, jimpsou-weed aspi­ fledged, pop-eyed chickens of needing interest has just bee's LOViLL & FLET6HSH, absent. They a r e sent hero time for t h e reporting 1 of the rations a s t h a t ) ; Our Noble hate and murdi r and spite Opened a t the Vienna \ius and paid t o a t t e n d ihe ses­ bill,' contenting t h e m s e l v e s O r d e r h a s r e t i r e d f r o m t h e and anarchy will break loose. cum. This consists of a col. ATKJltXhYS AT LAW, sions of the House and they with saying t h a t not one Senate of the United States And they'll grow fast and lection of upwards of 10,0' <0 BOONE, N. shi uld either d o it o r resign hour shall be unnecessarly from the S t a t e of Calhoun larger and uglier. L o o k o u t ! Egypt a in papyrus d o e u Special attention given and allow some one else t o and Hayne. a man who gave merits, whit h were discover­ t j L l h ' coll'tion of chums. -U d o it. No business transact­ lost. No one can possibly be the best efforts of his life for Look out for Sulpheretted 0 vum Wilson! L o o k o u t for ed a t Ei Fayum, and pur­ more anxious for speedy actL . L . G l l E E N E , & C O . ed by Congress is of more im­ tion on the bill than are the the preservation of the liber­ the eggs he's shipping. They chased by the Austrian Arch portance t h a n t h e making of members of the committee, ties of his S t a t e , a s he believ­ a r e rotten. duke Raima several years a K E A L E S T A T E A G ' T S . appropriations, and t h a t for and i t is only fair t c say t h a t ed, a n d in his plaae has put no. The collection is uniqut - — '<()()XL, N. ( . pensions is t h e largest if ilie bill would have been re­ a man who tries t o kill cab­ Curious Relationship In McDowell. and the documents, which them all. a r e written in eleven different ported two weeks a g o ha.I it men when he gets drunk; in Marion Record. Will give special attention J a m e s Polk Gillespie is 8am funguages, have all been T The expressions of pleasui e not been for oppositions out­ the same S t a t e it has subver­ t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale ted one of the fundamental O'Denr'b father in-law, and eipliered a n d arranged sci-jn^ i i Real E s t a t e in W. N. F. from ineu of all shades of pol side t h e committee. principles of freedom and ad­ Sam 0'Dear is likewise James tifl^ally. They cover a pei Pdfeose lu? ving farms, timber itics a t the news of the con­ mits spies into men's castles, Polk Giilespie'sfather-in-law. iod of 2,500 years and fur­ a n d mineral lands for sale, valescence of Chairman Wil­ Detroit Evening News: In ^wili d o well t o call on sard Co. son speak volumes for the es­ into the very holy of holies J a m e s Polk Gillespie is'also nish remarkable evidence an arguing n point beforeu judge tit Boone. 8am O'Dear son-in-law, and t o the culture and public «:ul teem in which t h a t gen tieof the home. of the Superior Court, PolL. L. GREEA & CO. man is held by all who know These be some of the dia­ 8 a m O'Dear is likewise James private life of the ancien Folk, of the mountain circuit March 16, 1893. him He never forgets t h a i monds t h a t sparkle in t h e Polk Gillespie's son-in-law. Egyptians and ot her natiuns. m North Carolina, laid down he is a democrat of demo­ Populist dianein. But 'uster- This is a very remarkable They a r e also said t o c o n t a NOTICE. a doubtful proposition of c r a t s , nor does he ever for­ o i s a s they a r e they Fade in­ s t a t e of affairs, but the re­ evidence t h a t printing froi Hotel Property for St'te. law. The judge eyed him „a ~ On re count of failing ] adtli get the courrest due from moment and queried; "Col. t o rhinestone compared t o cords in Register Brown's of­ type was known t o the Egyp­ onnysolf ami wife, I offer for sale I one gentleman t o another, the last, crowning, towering, fice prove i t true. tians a s far ban. a s In.Folk, d o vou think that isHBP my hotel proper! \ in the town of PVf , T , j n ^ } 1(J midst of the , Gillespie a n d O'Dear were tenth century B. U. OH>« rp,' , , climax capping, dazzling, helaw? r in ... V ,>,fi HI anoiiinq •.... ,i . « , io n A h e colonel g r icefulBoone, North Carolina, and will ^}) low Mil cash cum make ter""o ( Hot test pontics,^wrangm on |y {)OVVP(j a n ( j r e p ) j e f | . «(jnn- gemmed achievement of the! both married some^ears a g o documents shov; t h a t a ins )y Vjl Uiw for ' n.-on and oio^ • Populist party, towit: send- and after several children flourishing trade in the nan t o sait the buyer, and will take the floor of the House; hence ' , me t o say t h a t ,val or personal property in ex- , j ( , p(>(m|;,rit,. ing 8 . 0 . Wilson over the had been born t o each family uFacture of paper from linen Jmnffe. Apply soon. , A , d o not, but I did not know 8 t a t e of North "arolina tell- Mrs. Gillespie .and MrsO'Dear hu rags existed six centuries be ­ " W UnnYAN. Sorrptor.v Hnrbort'sofficml . how i t ' would strike your ing the farmers how t o ship both died. 8 a m O'Dear af- fore the process was known \ statement of his liaving com m , f r p honor." T h e judge deli berat­ l»«rt;<>R fiuttinpr pniwiw in Comimny ed a few moments and grav- eggsl Oli, transcendent un< terwards fell in love with one m Europe. Another inter nf|| b a n d for ex< Mltion will which h a s he corttiait t o ly said: " T h a t may not be delinking; oh, superhuman of J a m e s Polk Gillespie esting feature in the coliec ie ..t What a source of daughters a n d took I ,sp far tiou is a number ol comincr ui /.f i her f «.i tnni is a num. AM n pie use ad\ the fees with n.ake the steel a r m o r for o u r contempt of court, but i t is e n ( leavor! 1 , . • 11 , 1 • • . 1 1. „,> j f »-cial letters, conta"ts, t a x . e wei ilth egg shipping will now hissecond wile, unbeknow s t ( M ) n ; t W i { j s ^ n o V f J p . tailors' tile p a p e r s a n d they will re- new w a r ships t o pay $140,a close sha ve." c e i v e p r om p t attention, ot her 4 3 4 9 4 t o the government, beeome t o the agricultural* a s it were, t o Polk. O'Dear pjj| 8 < m i ( j ^ V en love-letter wise they will lie returned w:so liiey win ' " ''«• in ien account of defects in nr j f nrP fJo/Jnt navs for the , 3 t s of North Carolina ! With also had a good-looking d a t i n g from 12'.U) B. ( •n not executed for th« want of J .nejlodnt rms lot toe ^ . ,>ol;. <>..( !,vonkh. i ] a d I prophetic vision we look inI) V. BA I R D SHFF. inor furnished last year, wa»^Democrat one jnfu lees. k r Equitable Life Councili & Blackburn, �immuwmmx ' 'A ihe Ltoctioii laws. people. The law requires this .0SB0S© NEWS P \ OVERMAN'S H i p j;K We a r e going . t o have a t o bed o n e every two yea is. linn J. H. COOK,' campaign in North Carolina The Bride <>f the North CarolT STf A D KMOCUATIO family newspaper, (iris year against the S t a t e 8 r AND A It D ]v K EI' E R. un l*iess." is THE devoted t o the interest ot Coun,w* tjy State and Nation. Published kli^t'iOjh h P « f o r e tbe | B R E A T H O F L I F E . " ! Do you want to aid in building ^ r irues a r e hound t o get bet very Thursday at Boone, Wa- question becomes beclouded • fiXYGEWigtheS •f / W U lifegiving el-2 up a paper that shall reflect tlio :anga County. j it would be well for o u r peo- ter. The peoplewill yet t a k e i l /jf J k ' |SiPRAr BULB em#n tofairandg greatest credit on North Caroli­ J y^ 31 , } ft- t water j without 3 charge of this government. •v • .j»»J»+^j.-*<.-Jitthereoanb»no -s na, no matter where it may be ' | pie t o consi'ler thisjaw, its They will not always submit \ .,-V - r r - . A M f W T t l l i f e . SPECIFIC1 • \ .y . •. fl FiECt OXYGEN is a 3 seen? Then patronize pitct nvvflvv i. = 2 Cast for our Parts. intent and its effect. The t o misrule. 'Till they d o this, apooial medicat-5 Baltimore Sun. ^ SPECIFIC llfSSK •dOxygentreat-2 The B ilinington Messongei first thing, then, for them t o we will have to'grin and bear i # e» of lor digeaa-J , ,A LAlKiE EIUHT-PAUE . I'AFEJt went the nose, 2 f • —i—' jf , , I t is very discouraging— d o a s a means of arriving a t it,' but let us d o it a s cheer­ rf—% throatandlungs^ i >o you want a reliable paper ihis being c a s t for p a r t s we a just conclusion, is t o ex­ fully a s we can. N. M. Allen '^RHASWM.1 giving von all the news of the (KUMPTIOH J ciiloaund Disin-jg rorld—a Democratic newspaper late and ha ving t o play them amine the law itself and see will help all he can by making BRONCHITIS f I fectar.ts, in ad-a (J'.v cr\/rH-la dit:ontothobo»t2 hat equals tlie best-has tire ... FEVE.K known spooiflosS whether we will o r not. In what is the m a t t e r with it, reductions on his tin-ware, ai'gest circulation, and has for for three dia- g glass-ware, crockery, a n <1 i-rryirutherstaedyiy inh.ilf.tionrir-ht to 3 the daily acts of life's d r a m a and the next tiling t o look hard wa re. wenty-one years been i part ' fifths disease, making it a POSITIVE ~ • ' t }.:-rr lo k,.scl£eavsed in Catarrh and .s aid factorin thegiovth and devwe a r e cast for a s many p a r t s around them and see who, ?v .' t a patent meditino. Physioiana : \rsbof n ... tJioiv practioo. 3 velopmeiit of the Old North i s t h e r e a r e p e o p l e i n t h e within the range of their ac­ FOR SALE! State? r l hen HI. 1 KCI he for ONLY W IN USE.| cenes we help t o enact. Per- quaintance, has ever been un i ••ru asar: "sfssnsms In t he town of Boone, a cc m TEE WILPJIKLi'LON <ViI KSlcNULTt , 11 M.) Mh. 11/ 1LVpuittSt.Omalm. Neb M-3V.A ;.il ling, Atlnntii, Oa. l a p s y o u d o n o t know why justly deprived of his vote fnrtable dwelling house with 'nohlnn Khop, any Campaign Rates: W ' '4t.tr-1--ny, I,m>l«vtllc, Kr, c . ' a ar» used t is t h a t you find yourself be by its operation. We have (j rooms and five fire places, .' ('< no tlio b o fid The ''Daily Messenger,'' by i . fAL ji.tfD adureased to tie 2 ngt. .jtoti. laving now and then in a been hearing a g r e a t deal for with nine acres of land, good •' '' .•••: by r«tcrn »aJl aIn f,. •' of our J nail, 4 months on trial, for onry V-: OT-ICE. 'r. •v •••• 1 a o spring, somea pple, pea Hi arid u i .ize i'.'ssili.treatment la fuli, Send a 2 .00 nanner abhorrent t o your a g r e a t many years a b o u t A.*' chestnut trees,situated some a fi-vC-Ti frt NASHVILLE,0 ,jil tu., TENM, = >wn personality? I t is be- Democratic election fraud in 300 .funis frojn Main street, Me weekly " T r a n s c r i p t Messton. :ause the other fellow casts this State, but*somehow no­ i t is a desirable private resi­ enger, ' (the largest a n d jest paper in the S t a t e ) 9 rou for the p a r t he expects body is ever able t o layMiis dence. The place will tie sold nonilis on trial for $ 1 . 0 0 rou t o play and you, subser­ hand ori any particular spot cheap on terms t o suit the OY Cash in advance. B o t h %*y ^ purchaser. F o r further par­ vient t o his stronger person- and say, "Here it is.'" 11 is ); ipers a re la rge Eight- P a g e ticulars apply to I. W. Thorn I SEIT3SSG ilit.v, act your little scene always somewhere else tkan as, Hibriten, N. 'J., o r W. B. 'heats. Send Postal Card u I a s he expects you t o act within the immediate knowl­ Council], Boone, N. C. vita theaddr- s s of live per ems a n d r. reive sample c o p It is a wise scheme t o eul edge of the man who is talk­ mmm : of T. IE M ESSENGER. ;vate,\our own imlividuali- ing - —it is down east, o r up S H H I I i a M0HI S »NM0H9 k d x* Y '" : i ; j v.' NATURE'S T)nt. 1 s t . 1888. tf. aEn'uofgsaSipui-rof0xq :y, and then it becomes y o u r west, o r in the centre. II it -rioJ! JOA i<j CURE FOB privilege t o e a s t others f o r could he located i t would sure TAI.E THE heir parts, in which case you ly be punished or, a t all [CATARRH lave a s t r o n g power for good events, some serious effort , .12 GREAT r>nos • - '. • .. / r5 "ri t •. a.,1 H u m o;.u lis I >r evil a t your command. would he made t o punish it. IS :oi. The idea is a n interesting The people of North Carolina I'roatw-.'ut1Wi EXTRACT' MEXICAN GAGTUS. i.Vrsj_ u. 'I r! >ne when a pplied t o the home. can hardly hope to have a est and This nev/ treatment for Catarrh and :• ,~a3 ?R.'- .•••*. tf'URI diseases of the respiratory organs is d3ir.hS;AnVT.'k. .. lit f«Tnion - J wll fa<i» The wise mother alwa.yscasts better S t a t e Government •arra;,?*'*! Rtainpa for l.oor. o;. one of the most Important discoveries com 4 t:i nn.l tnkon. how to in medical science and possesses the lei children for good paias, than they have given them­ Lmigra rits going to any of the ubovu nod following advantages 1 V- ( uro them. Chll or luidrcss, v-.i) • ei'ii Sia.tuH or Territoriet? ind they usually live up t o selves for twenty years past 1. The patient can euro hlrnselt at a email expense MBR. /SLSERT F. f ill g CO., 1 Mention t.iii p-^rr. K'lliJViUc, Tci'.i SVKitiStBiftSrtbStC'};?.: •"in; and without outside assistance. ri.i fiivii tune und inoncy going ler expectations. If you tell and they will hardly be so 2. No civvuje ot diet or pursuit el tile Is necessary a t . ' hiv'jgo and Alton route. during treatment. fi ifrJSa'Ci"" > ttirth 3. The remedied BI B In no wise offensive to the I* in ilie quicknal i-oute to four child you doubt him o r u n w i s e a s t o c h a n g e i t EDUCATE YOUR GIRLS ~ I* -.8 »tit-a ietii.Vr eti nation! and entail no discomfort. 2 J I:w a Ijeif.lhri'.iiUtt;; sf, • 4. 1h? rnmedy roaches the scat ot the trouble -.17n even in so light a manner thoughtlessly and under a •5 Han No Cr.ual in tViiifi'.n A NSAS CITY, DENY EH, directly. n .Hcc.'iaiilcfit Appe; .a. E. Tho rer.odlos and means of appliance can bo rou inoculate him with y o u r clamor raised against it by C i a n i n i n t F e m a l e Gel 2 U&»as. /.i. t? : i» : • PUEBBO, . carried In tho pocket without Inccnvenionce. 2 l»i)0 » , c A JPIf Tit IIAI'M is'AT at any dray alor*. Vnd all points in Idaho, Wa«h — £!:js r. 7 -:. ..c,.'o -a;>. suspicion of his motive o r his interested and designing perisgOj HMotylLdi I'tiriiltuiv. t OACTt'RlNE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. ington, (b-agon. Utah fi.vo tl'.va Sowit' " I!tier *• CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ictions, you cast him for a soiifi.-Statcsvilla Lfinilnmrk. 2 0o;«a tv L,:u*t;r.r lit', ti .« OVj i. : UK KORlk N. C. n il l i alifoiTiia. Cautcrlno Medicine Co., Waco, Texas, tlxi'.r. aaiy Seitliig P.Iachbia i:i itio tlctld. laser p a r t than he w o u 1 d (jnsurpassed tor location, thor­ 'inest a ml Hast i'Jrtniftpea 2 Examine THE ROYAL for pciats Gi ? ilay when inspired by y o u r N.-O.-Chronicle: The Piesi- oughness and cliea^mess. exceilencn, and yrjt will il );t / in Ike '»iTst. ?r/; (christian, but not sectarian. aitli. The infiuence of the ilent on his lat^ trip won 2 Lay i ;0 uiin.A iii ^nly line running - Solid Yrati Faculty able and painstaking. 5 ri'JVpr e? m •.'yV .,v.UV,ar>... 4 r»s x 1 i ; ti'.ciiiM bought world is a power a s q u i t e a reputation a s a Special advantages in Music. rtvien St. Louie n no 1 e l vi iil, bJij r.--,. -J»t jj til, 2 and K nrens dty. treat a s i t is unseen. We all marksman. In one hour he Send for Catalogue. Keeiir.ing -air enrp and Torr mow what is expected of us. brought down seven swans AD! RESS 3 L OITNG. is 1 < J>iT h to of -a harg". Ye live up t o i t o r down t o and live geese. Oapt. Evans REV . J . L. MURPHY ,'Tresid m t i» will rn e })ai*ti; .s a t any ltiilEk'P Boardhifl, t , a s the case may be. The •t>ad 8t.» li MI with through tickets ('.rasa says t h a t one of his double H o 1 1 y S p r : n g . C o l l e g e . CURE C-.r Cellirtfls, i nd bngirngp checks. uccessful man casts you for shots a t swan was the fiimsl CciTHgsted Chesting, Bi tlcr, Johnson, Co., Tenn. I'oi- lull infornmtioi.,maps arrcl he p a r t of a foil t o his sue exhibition of skill he bad Ion. rip ive pamphlets of the Roofing Paints, Beautifully ami accessibly Fys The good salesman casts seen in many a day. The West write to or call on 111# B loca ted. Iron Roofing, rou for the p a r t of a buyer. story a b o u t his killing a B. A. N EW LAND. Ample boarding aceommo OH EJECEi'PT OF SO GEKT3 E.."o Tio&jhe, Gutters and Spouting, Traveling Passenger Agt.. Lourmother i;i lawcastsyou bear was a yarn—there were dat ioris. 'lb Pat-toil Ave., Ashe-ille, N. C. WE WILL MAIL A SOX OF " ofGheet Metal for Building o r the p a r t of a n antagonist no bears in the sound. But F a c u l t y o f s i x teacher i co PI.KTF: AND READY \ J . CUARLTON, (5. P. A TO \ . "LY WHEN SHIPPED./ Two hundred and cight\ >r you cast her for the p a r t he will run down another Chicago, 111. . ?;«!KBaaaiB^aag«w» i f y o u r adversary. The re time and herd bruin in his five students last year. WE WANT Both sexes admit t ed. yj Ska & ii L i ult is the same in either ease den. —AN— Ino:-:-Thorough work done in al —v. i'.i.-lr-re THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CUHE FOR Jdie tlrunkaid's wife casts ! ,C'?7X - . branches. Ad d- 'ii Cc : . lim for the p a r t of an inebriU .1 C y I E L Sr.tgBB Next session begins Aug Tetter, Ground Itcli, Itc'ii-:j Helping N.-O.-Chronicle: A Chicago . IVd h-.tr i r: v 1, JC te and he meets her expect n journalist is issuing a book 7 1893. ' i •? . up r ".'rjetls woiUmsn to Worn and all Itcii:;, Stla Dl:r ::is. i Ai-riLx oiu' lacitevlaln Write for catalogu°. ii T-,- r h ions. Anot her woman would ent itled "If Ciirist Cam > t o <5 •• COLLARS sea r.olloitcd* write £»r • I AS . II. S MITH, P UES'T if you have TETTER, It matins 1 t how long }t has .? -vc .1 lave c a s t the same man fot Chicago." The book contains oxisted, TLTTEniFIE will as corUlni/ cure IPS 2"• t -r-s' Ws i. j. 1J f f C X, Gitielnnati, Ghf^ < i less ignoble p a r t and h e .(Bored maps showing thai yon ct you ace it BAY A3L12-HED IGTI. von Id have playeo it. equal most of the dives, grogerTs 6pBT) .-termfsss, Paliless and Fragrant. LSrvA. tJ.V,- re*. 'if.< nJ .J J* <t y well a t her insistence. and dens of vice in tlm city .ir-f£?V wxth tUo Ir yov. i—Kafcrvaooe— ^" Aindofl are <Iie«at Isflcd V7e Wf.'. ' tstny moil, w,n,,boy.i, m-.d girlr. tt SlutvL. I There is a good thought are owned by certain Chicago •SlIv-*Ljr ioall fm liraU <;i'thaSt.tt«of CleorcLn, ChatVto. \ f ii',*,- S f\v tiotii'.i il.tll.T, i;:!u ii j ltd aro.. }<t N ' V 'eam Unnlc, and National Hank of 8av ruizuuh. tiu'lrown hrt'.ifCB The bu.'inewi i.<. tere a b o u t responsibility for millionaires, who sit in tin .-•rrioMv honorable, ar.4 jw s Ivttn ;l. » r.n> ott-.T c> 111 i»,1 -| -nts. Vd't br.ve tt clear l> id ft nd yj he world's better or worse amen corners on Sundays i T. a Bm tv.npetiti >n. '.-It'-. -rteir-:.' etid rj.*clsl r-Wllty : *• SAVAl'INAH, CiA. ondition, and it should fur- and who pose a s christain i) v-c, :.»ry. s> t-i r ftir.-tl. V »• »f|i ip yea OF KV. UNIVERSITY, LEXINGTON,KY. T/ri) evervlhi that VOM IT»»*-.*. tre-tt yon —ell, iish;food for reflection t o philanthropists. T o s a y ' Cheapest & BestBusiness College in theWorld. ttinl li tip "o : 'i> fj-.rii ':•)) times < rdi' -r-- r Awarded U!gh?»t^ p, '" r * ml»t World'* Rxpooltlon for Honor V) o l<: i,jt well •< v."»n, i»».1 I.e.*« ar«I ^ ir.3 hose whose privilege it is t o t h a t the hook will create a 5n °. ot * ke Raalne**. ycnrl, l.OOOSuxlenic Bc,lnr.H kilurntl.'H. 10,000UrnduHlesIn make ''-t '• A »r o ' ; v • e. tan t'<- tiio annually. 15 TracUcr. cmplo.v«1. <<o«t ,1of Kullabout iitO. Iiu*lnr»i> yfoik. All ' k: v.Tii r'',o fi>lf-"nr * lii- j 'si• r.» 1 »*: T •lay leading p a r t s in life's sensation is putting i t mild­ €our«r-inolndlng Tuition, .Stationery. »u Bo.rti, Miorl-Hunil. i jpe.WrUln*Ur*dn»tc» ou,ce«.ful. Thi-, city *od T, lrgrupliy .|*o a!tl: « I'le i i-e • io i •. - i- , «>t vork will surely I • irrj PtoiWi'i * nA broithful. For circular. adJiosVacation. Rn tor now. ly. ru ma. J :""tt d- I -f 'none . '' er t' iff i> • -*.7 WILBUR R. SMITH, LEXINCTOH, KY. ' • -i " '• i ti , - r -lv tf rur |.a: j.filet - e; c nu 1 r • i,> f-'H tnf->r- p. ton. ha.ss THE NORTH CAROLINA Vby Women nre Permitted to Pro­ done jf you cor.deiuo ..oi to gu on with the business. pose iu Lenp Year. College of Agriculture and Mechanic ; -.'j : n; j al Arts. Why is i t that, ladies a r c lermitted t o propose in leap Will begin its Fifth Sesssion BOTAMIO PC : . J-l .. f >i« Sep. 7 , 1 8 9 3 . This College is ear? Her » is the answer a.s now well equipped for i'ssp« : i t7^ ; y> " kcq ivenin a contemporary : " I t cial work, having extensive A thoroughly iestod Komctiy p pea i s t h a t in the year wood and iron shops, careful 41 li i % r FOP ALL U- 7 7 .r •) a s t a t u t e was publish- ly fitted up drawing rooms, K --.M; K BLOOD SKISmi DISEASES, -T y- k;• y the Scotch Parliament chemical, botanical and Hor­ \ Thi* gtpndard remedy lie* boen trl'i, 1 11 «j and not found winning, for forty vea; i,v r v 1* %« ENDORSED BY t W S' \ an eminent pliysictnii, who I IBR •• it daining t h a t dming the ticultural I a bo r a t o ri e8, grec r distuis- J for which it is rpeotne.ic !U - '• i>,i wlthc?tialna.;<) unvaryingsuc-c house and h a m . ¥H"Yicr'1 f & C.. t pi never latis to ii'-neflt frotn the li--*t. d o : It, PROF A. L MET2,P. H.G, <3 V ' ign of 'Her Maiet Bl 'ssit - • . . •! • • The teaching force for the v tjuickly and effectually drivi.i" out ot ii •• JS of Me.llcal Depart ment Tulano University ,'ernis the the liver tlitm.- It lajestie Margaret/ e v e r y next year consists o f l 5 men. v' the mei.lf.m of front skin,system o.'- l ; •!of Louisiana, who, alter a careful analysis, • ute: jo; j: pronounces it a pure Cream Tartar Powder, i noys wUh-.ut any u >j>le:,s .ot m;d°n and lady of I igli 01 The tvvo courses lead t o g i a d .•» effoi'ts. It is not tl.e result nicrirI: *-j-,-i •!• • V ' - (,' V-t/i .l ? - w h i c h h e c h e e r f u l l y r e c o m m e n d s t o tho onuii'e public. - TTIoti ;. s v y MBUlWi: sen-' - id :i thorouirli kii--« tijiori or Au|verst1titm', but i: is froit i< • •>w e s t a ' e should have liber- nation in Agriculture and in • •*tn* 1 r-.„<e d.- ;'-S w> Li b «Of m -.tern medieai ooi- see. It i •. -uliy . .reel i.iluw to/f*c . p;ir;;io.ito tbe scflf-'-er.the hi<;o<'. -nd..iihr'ngj s 13 Lt k 9 " THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE " « y t o apet?k t o the man she .Mechanical and Civil C n 3 -W he'iltli and ennclicaundA ir-lis ni itij-in i.f • a concr t.-mie k "r-o'r >y eermg. It U •*T >J * S, w ^UAE, WHOLESOME AND P OWERFUL* e-. G r? sfheaUh-oivi S- rival, ion nyIs abt oltitely Iked. If he refused t o take rn Total cost a year, including beyond tc. t • -{jtuhlic.with tItpaten.odj over co ttroperiIt is: i inn effereUi: fins frcih impure a imrte ^ You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. ler for his wife she should board: Ills rr or.; -the entreat l^ll islied RLEANS, « o 'O •s S. It.,-r -tafstkat, ri-pes"!'. of li eur, ave the privilege of fining County students, Ker-svji $93.5(>. •J GULF MFG. Go•» NEW OLA. SUI'J " I - ' 3 r- o ia>vr. it- t. itto im £ 1 0 0 o r less, according Pay students, CI ( ( d h $123.50. JShw? r Ititessre, ii M .... it. ; 0»S« , . ^ \ e: F o r catalogues apply t o o his estate,unless heshou'd .'MMisyr-n. \ i i *s «»r/. or th< "fT r . gr-ga INVS3TI1AT; r -1?CLF. A. Q. H OLLADY , Pres., iMKtxv mvI% take i t appear t h a t he was J<e ( er f for out R'i tn p • j' , td-'Baleigh, N. C. etrothed t o another wof ,, . . • ' .. to rciuu tkalde t>'.i ^ k W\ ? -.5 f'Srvx' c.i **es - -,<ni h elifior. ell ).ri the moat v irl,t. .f.a' vir » I'lent v;n nivtedles lan, in which case he would Staudaid Kecpar's Notice. h -.d f d. Tlio- ' eorti.'ioatea teatifv with C'uveaf t, and Trodo-MarYe obinined, and all Cat»• > i i !i;e twet.-heaiu' i B' B! ficaid Ftsjcp fc. I' , lu»rj-»i,)(t i'rte* 1.1st. e free t o refuse. After the cui. I k: ui- ss condnet"d for rsorterate Foes. liaatin cert:,in sound, th ,t tju,. ' reat The people of Watauga will '. i.nr. to the wor'f!. iJIoi rl Jtoil iul known Tho Schumacher Gymaasit:!:! fit. ana Our canei euro patent in less time than those we C ;.-9 is Opposite U.S.Prienf Oilico, enthof Margaret the women t a k e notice t h a t I have p r o ­ rennte froin Washington. < ; iCK- -f1.nrt per Lot tie ; M,CO ! •61. :fle­ 81 id model, drawing or photo., with dcscripFor stile by tffiirEitts; if net, et d to tn, f Scotland became s o clam- cured a room in the court flon. YV e advise, if patent able or not, f r eo of A iirf i W OOD tiAUs? GO , ifsnls, fis house where I will attend a t cliaige. Cuir fee net duo till patent is secured, rousfor their privileges, and A ramii'.ifct, ' II >- - to PV'rr, Pntents," v It tbe commissioners' c o u r t the TV VOJTJt ft A CK ACTine, names sfacfua! chjuts icyon;Stats., count >t r> appr-nse them another act first Mondav in each month Or you are >11 vom out, really good for noth­ town, rent free. " - " ing, it is general debilitv. Try f Parliament allowed them for the purpose of sealing the nnoHW's m<rs hi ttkr*. . A. Wd your subscription. If will cure you, cleanse your liver, and give COpposite S E M OWashio^tcn, IX Patent Olflcc, a good appetite. > propose ev .ry fourth year." weigh-s und measures f o r i he f i i a Wa t a a g a D e m o c r a t ; -r- -. . . - . * •••••: PURE CREAM ARTAR POWDER ' $ ?•-: | �Tli3 Wataaga Democrat 1). II Dougherty, Editor. R. C. Riverw Publisher Ihursday, March 15, 181)4. Senator Harris, of Tenn., lias succeeded in getting the Rlund seigniorage bill report ed to the Senate and its pas­ sage will no doubt besuccessfnl in a few da.vs, The Wil­ son tariff bill has also been agreed upon by a full com­ mittee of the Senate. This bill has been changed by the sub-committee. The rate of duty has been lowered in many instances and a duty put on sugar of one cent, on iron-ore a duty of forty cents per ton, coal is taken from the f p ee list *uid a duty of 40 cents per ton it added. Sev­ eral items on the free list in the Wilson bill have been put on the dutiable list, othei items on which a duty was placed by the Wilson bill has been lowered by the Senate committee. This change ih the schedule on so many ar­ ticles and to gee a hill ac­ ceptable to the various in­ terests of the country have caused the delay in report­ ing the bill. The prospects are now good for the amend­ ed hill to go through the Senate by a strict party vote the populists Senatois will vote with the Democrats. Wool is still left on the free list. The whiskey tax is raised to $1.10. Lumber remains on thefree list. The income tax is held, but where it applies to non-resi­ dents it is stricten out. We now hope that the tariff bill and the coinage bill will both become laws during this month. The income tax has been enlarged by the Senate com­ mittee. It now applies to rents, profits, etc. In fact we understand it to apply to profits from any source whut ever. Salaries of Congress­ men and the President and every body who receives a Salary over$4,000annually. We like this better than the income tax of the original hill. We desire to say, if Con gress had passed t he t a riff a nd Wilson bill, both of which have already passed Hie House. Then wlm" more complaint will the people have? The Sherman purclius ingactand the election bill have both passed Congress and have been signed by the President and now if the oth­ er two bills become laws which, we hope will during March, it appears to us that Congress has met the de­ mands and has carried out the pledges they made to the people and also the demand made in the Chicago plat­ form. If this is done an 3 more for the relief of the peo­ ple, we cannot longer com­ plain .Let ns consider calmly and ask ourselves what is the matter now?. It is often the case that an enterprising man wants to do something that will be of interest to himself and com­ munity, but is not able to ac complish anything on ac­ count of having no means. Some men have means to ac­ complish many things but they are not so enclined to do so. Fortune often smiles upon men who do not know how to use it. Poveity gen­ erally holds a fellow down who would do something if he coulo. Capital is general­ ly used for selfish purposes and the country is not great­ ly benefitted by it. This is often the case especially h°re in the Sou t h. If men of means w ould unite they could accomplish much for the ben­ efit of themselves and conntry. It is remarkable that most all our people engage in selling goods and running steam saw mil's as a money business and it is further re­ markable that few of them succeed. The money obtained from the sale of cattle has all been paid out'on taxes and other matters and it is getting as Hose as ever. The horse and mule market is no good, and what sales have been made was so low that money re­ ceived for them did not pay expenses. It is now more gloomy than a few months back. The cabbnge crop of last year lias been very unprofit­ able. Most of the large crops rotted in the beds, and the price was so low it would not pay to haul them to market. We suggest to our friends to quit raising so much, just raise your own supplies We believe that the cultivation of cabbage can be dispensed with as a marketable crop to a great advantage. The amount of manure used every year to make the crop is near­ ly lost and other profitable crops need this manure. Sorghum, onions, or even corn, would he more profit­ able. We lost two or three thousand pounds this winter and we think a garden adja­ cent to ours hnslO or 15,000 pounds rotten. Suppose we quit the crop and see if we can t make more otherwise? A correspondent asks us: "Where was Hort, our Hort. when the Bland coinage bill passed the House last week? Helping to keep a quorum in the House, we suppose." It is due Mr. Bower to say that he has been paired with a re­ publican during the most of the time of this quorum trou ble, and last week he visited his sick father on the Yad­ kin. Mr. Bower has been very attentive in the House, and we should not judge him too harshly. Our correspon­ dent is like many of us, lie thinks it is time something was being done for the relief of the people, and thinks our members in Congress ought to show more energy. But the blame is on those North­ ern democrats who oppose silver legislation, ns do the republicans, but Mr, Bower is a strong advocate of sil­ ver legislation. and so a re nearly all of the Southern members. A subscriber t o the News and Observer residingi.it Ben dleton, Oregon, m writing the editor t o dicontinue his paper, gets oft'the following: "Dear Sir:—I will huvetoask you t o cancel my subscrip­ tion t o y o u r paper which 1 have been taking for several years on account of the hard times in this section of God's earth. Wheat, No 1 , 1 5 cts. per bushel, and still coming down. I t cost t o raise it, 21 cents; sacks, 4% cents, thresh ing 7 cents, and hauling 2% cents. S o you see we have n o t h i n g c o m i n g , tlie. l a s t darned one of us a r e broke. You can send me your bill and I will pay it a s soon a s possible." This is a sad re­ cital. and we a r e caused t o wonder if o u r delinquent sub­ scribers t o the DEMOCRAT who a r e scattered all through tlie Western States, a r e not in the same deplorable condi­ tion. If .vou a r e "busted," say so, and if you a r e not, the a m o u n t s due us would be gladly received. Bristol Courier: A not them manufacturer who was dis­ cussing the coming removal of six large New England col ton mills t o the south is quo­ ted a s saying. " T h e south ern town t h a t sits down quiet ly and expects a milli< naire t o d r o p down on it and build factories will be disap­ pointed. The northern man­ ufacturer who goes south wants t o place his mill by the side of another which is already successful. I a m con vinced t h a t the south will boom a s soon a s the tariff question is settled one way or the othef." In o t h e i words, t h e eastern, manufac­ turers have found out t h a t they can make more money, s a v e transportation, by transforming the r a \ ; mater ial i n t o the manufactured gooi s l ight herein thesouth. T h a t is t h e common sense of the situation. They a r e going t o get into live com­ munities when they come t o make a change of residence and business location. Every town t h n t is stirring and growing in spite of its ante­ diluvian mossbacks, is ex tending some legitimate in­ ducements t o the business in­ vestor. How Revenue Officers (Jot In ft. WANTED! NEW (MODS CHEAP! o- 1 H A V E J VST UK" IV ft!) MY SPUING AM) SUMMER GOODS, And h a \ e a beautiful line oi callicoes a t 7 and 7% cents per yard; beautiful line >f drapery a t 9 cts., worth 1 2 cts.; black nainsook a t 1 0 c*s., worth 1.5 cts.; o n e piece s i l k plaids 12% cts. Bed ticking, good, a t 1 5 t o 20 cts.: bleerhing 8 t o 1 2 ; fancy lawn 5 -ts.; challi es, fin?, () t o 7 cents; Bedford cord dress goods, 1 2 cts., worth 1 5 ; nice crape 1 0 cts.; percales 12% cts.. worth 1 8 cts.; black sntine a t 1 1 "Mv daughter was cured of cts. a n d up; domestic 7% cts. A large lot of cottoij jeans Asthma by one treatment otc< m pound Oxygen, after suffering from 1 0 cts np, and everything else a t • BED BOCK PRICES. Home a n d seeony beautiful stock of SPRING AND£SU.YJ. MEH GOODS. They a r e nice and cheap a n d 1 nmgoin# t o suve my friends and customers money, as I will sell low foi cash o r produce. S o give me your trade. I will appreciate it. ANTED! 5 0 0 pound of balm of Gilead buds.J5.000 dozen eggs. 500 pounds nice yellow hatter. 200 pounds', <>! bees-wax, 200 pounds new t»uitin i s . a i d a l l o f l . c r k i n d s ' of good country produce a t h g «'st m a r k e t prices. I will want All the roots, harks andIwt bsin the rnoutain 1hh summ >r So when in need of anytk e in tin* goons line call nnw si c me a n d I will do-you right eve time. Yours Anxious to phase. W I L L W . K G LLC LAW, "I used your .compound Oxy­ gen about a year and a half ago. I neglected to tell you ot t he great benefit I received fron^ its use. I have not been troub® led with catarrh since.—F. VV. Revels, Syracuse University Sy­ racuse, N. Y. Send for book of two hundred pages for fiirtherinformation, ten fin,omuls, etc, A book sent free. Home Treatment KCII1 out by ex­ press in >e used at home. Office Treatment administered here. £ Trs, Starkey & Paled, Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. 120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal. Please mention this paper. North Carolina, Watauga Co. Superior Court, Full Term, 1893. * F. M. and W. W. Hols, law, Administrator of B. L. II.,Is law. deceased, vs. -^ruc^-rcr"-- TTT When Adam, in bliss, Asked Eve for a kiss. She puckered her lips with a coo; Gave a look ecst »tic. And answered emphatic, I don't care A dam if von do. Drovers says t h a t a shei p weighs more lyingdown itnnn when standing tip. A prisoner, under sentence of death, a t Pineville, K.v., last week professed religion and the chaplain baptize i Mr. ITarvey Heed Laceyrille, O. him in the b a t h t u b a t l b s Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pa­ prison. ralysis of the Throat "I Thanh God and Hood's Sarsa­ parilla for Perfect Health." LOOK! IILAD! I1ARGA1ASI 0 In order to make room for < ur Spring and^Summer Goods, we lire offering special bargains all through onr stock of goods -a great man r articles for less than ACTUAL (OS7. We will not quote prices but will meet any HONORABLE C O M PETITION —AND— LOOK LIVE!! in for fifteen years. ED. n. WILLIS, Tyler, Texas. NOT It E. The El kin Times is respon­ W I L L A O 7 D E U A D L I C 8 0 LD sible for the following: Revenue officers have some Come and see us before buying. peculiar experience vv h i 1 e We will save you money. hunting for illicit distilleries RESPECTFULLY, and oftentimes the moon­ II. C. MARTIN & CO. shiners out-wit them. Re­ Blowing Rock, March 5th, 1894. cently n p a r t y of officers weiein the S t a t e of Wilkes on a raiding expedition and a s they rode by a church no­ ticed several men standing near by. The officers had & hardly gotten out of sight of the church, when the bell AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '94, commenced ringing. In a 10 per cent, cut on prices. s h o r t time the r?port ot a gun was heard in the dis­ tance, t h e belDcontinued to S P O T ( ASH OR BARTER, NEVER TEN DAYS. ring a n d another gun was fired. F o r half a n hour the Look over our list and coinsound of the bell could be part 1 our prices with those selling heard and a s soon as anoth­ on time. "Monev saved is mon­ er s h o t was fired the bell ey made." ceased t o ring. Evidently We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds good coffee for $1.00, 1 (5 pounds the hlockaders had arranged these signals with their con­ extra 'C' sugar tor #1.00, best calico 0 to 7 1-2 cts per yard, cot federates and the officers got ton eli ck, 2" inches wide, 7 cts. left in consequence of the ar­ per yard, and ladies' and gents' rangement. Perhaps never hats cheaper than they have ov­ er been sold before. before was a church bell put! We are just receiving a full line t o such a peculiar use; but! of ladies' dress goods at prices to the citizens of Wilkes arej suit the buyers. nothing if not original in WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. their methods of d o i n g Call and see us and we can save things. you money. R*-:SP. Bristol Courier: Who can point o u t the financial de­ pression? George Gould says it is hostility t o corporations; the farmers say i t is the low price of wheat, the silver mi­ ner s a y s it is the action of Wall Street; Wall street s a y s it is the action of the silver men; t h e manufacturer s a y s it is the fear of free trade; the consumer s a y s i t is the tariff; the capitalist says it is the exorbitant demand of l a b o r ; the laborer s a y s it is the op­ pression of capital; t h e debt­ o r s a y s i t is the Creditor; t h e creditor s a y s it is t h e debtor; the democrat s a y s it is the republican; t h e republican says it is the democrat; the the populist says i t is both; the prohibitionist s a y s it is whiskey, and the preacher Tobacco grows wild says i t is t h e devil. some p a r t e of Texas. A lemedy fordiseaseand de bility, especially for thosedis eases which physicians have pronounced incurable. We give below a lew of 1 h P the many letters which we liave received, and which we publish with the consent of the writers who a r e convinc­ ed t h a t such a remedy a s we 1m ve described has been found in Compound Oxygen Treat­ ment of Starkey # Fulen. JOHNSON EDM IST EN & CO. Blowing Rock, March 5. " Gentlemen: For the benefit of suffering hu­ manity I wish to state a few facts: For several years I have suffered from catarrh and heart lauure, getting so bad I could not work and Could Scarcely Walk I had a very bad spell of paralysis of the throat some time ago. My throat seemed closed and I could not awnllow. Tho doctors said it was caused by heart failure, and gave medicine, winch I took according to directions, but it did not seem to do me any good. My wife urged me to try Hood's Barsapanlla, telling n.- Sir. Joseph c. Smith, who had been At Qoath's Door but was entirely cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. After talking with Mr. Smith. I concluded to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. When I had taken two bottles I felt very much better. I have continued biking it, ana ain now feeling exceb lent. I thank God, and Hood's Sarsaparilla and my wife for my restoration to perfect health." HAIIVKY HEED, Laceyville, O. HOOD'S FILLS do not purge, pain or gripe, but act promptly, easily and efficiently. 25c. The Rutherford College' Burke County, N. C. Eliza Holsclaw, widow of \\. L. Holsclaw and the chil­ dren of B. L. Holsclaw, towit: Hat tie E . Birdie E., Hillie N. and LenaM. Hols­ claw. % By virtue of o decree of the superior court ot Watauga coun­ ty, made at Fall Term, 1894. » f said court, we will, on the 2(1 day of April, 1894. the same Ixing the firsf Monday in said month, sell to the highest bidder, ot the courthouse door in Boone conn* ty. N. C., the following described tract or parcel of land, lying in _ Watauga county on the waters® of Cove creek, adjoining the lands of llorton and MeBride's mill place, Win. Bingham, Jacob Greenand others; said tract of land known as the Thomas Ringlimn place, containingsixty acres more or less, a few acres of same tiding encumbered by the dower right ot Fliza Hblsclaw. defend­ ant above named. That said sale will be made on the foliow-W iiig terms, to-wii: One half of the purchase money to be paid in cash and the residue payable six months aft 1 ?' date by note with approved security, bearing interest from date, title to Ihe property assured until the pur­ chase money is paid. This D a valuable and desira­ ble farm, with some twenty to A twentv-fivc acres of riet and pro- ® d active bottom, the residue being Hist-class upland. It is situated in one of the m< sf desirable por­ tions of Watauga county, con• enn nt to chinches and schools. iVjs >" N desirini!' to purchase said o n ertv will do well t .i examine (! e t a ac. Will open its Fall Turin. Vng. 3 . 93, under very pro i i s i n g prospects, h is ten mile.west of Hi -kor.v, N. nem I he noted Connelly Springs V M. Hnunr AW. whose waters a r e being ship W. H OLFCLAW. ped to Europe almost ever; AdtnV's. of R. \\ . Holsclaw,dee'd. £ I day. Board, inrludinge**er\ expense, is from $5. t o $9. p< month. Tuition ru ngesIron $ 1 . t o $ 4 . per month. N< healthier, happier and num We wish to call attention to our moral place can he found in line of second-hand America. A complete busi­ Buggies, Carts, wagons, ness course a t t a c h e I. Address J. Hiaiii MTasr D R. R. L. AUKKNETHY, PRESIDENT, Hacks, Harness Etc, Needing a tonic, or children who want bnilding up, should take 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 Ac on hand, which will be sold on reasonable terms. It we have not got what you want, we will take pleasure in getting any thing for you in our line. We bny direct from manufacturers and can, therefore, give you very close prices. We have a full line of new Har liess—Collars, bridles, etc.— CY erything in the harness line. Can beat the world on prices. We will take in exchange. horses, mules, and also good bee cattle. Give us a call. It is pleasant; cures Malaria, Indigestion, Biliousness, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia. HLNKEL, CRAIG# CO. Rutherford College, N. ('. Asheville Female College. Special Attractions: Matchless climate. Wonderful health record. Delightful homelife. Well ordered course of instruct ions. Thorough lv equipped gymnasiums. Music under the celebrated Prof. Grabau (German). Art under Miss Blythe (Paris). House in seven acres of wooded lawn in the heart of a beautiful city. Rooms finely finished. Steam heating and snn itary plumbing throughout. The charges as low as n fine school can make them. Senl for cata logue. Address REV. JAMES ATKINS. Asheville, N. C. LADIES BROWiVS IHOJt DITTKRS. ivenoir A. C. 9 ^ �SUBSCRIPTION HATTYS Land s t o v e flues t o all o f Man's inhumanity t o man PoTAB .V A T A U G A D E M O C R A T ° " P b , l i l d i l l « » ol| K ht t l > l i e is often quoit d, bul man's in .burned out; Many tires oc- I humanity t o women is scarce I jopy1 year... $ 1 0 0 cur from clogged chimneys l.v ever quoted. Why is this? Restored t o (> months... 50 in dry and windy weather, ;J ( L W e know of men who treat 8 months ....... 85 o r d by burning them o u t the 'their wives ».»orse than if they A DVKR'RISIND R ATIOS. ; , danger is not s o great. By the use of ; wehe sbi ve*, ?!nd show them 1 inch 1 week $ .75 ' 1.75 | / / - I t is now rumored t h a t tio sympathy or kit d atten­ 1 " 1 month 1 " 3 L 5 00 the Lenoir & Northern Itail- tion. This is shocking t o us. 1 " (> ' j UOtici will run a line up the We dislike t o witness treat­ 1 year 7.00 1 column 1 week 9.00i Yadkin to Mark Bolieks. If ment of this kind, but we a r e 1 month 18.50 tills be true, Blowing Rock glad t o s a y but few* cases of '• For eight years, T waft, most of 5 " 2o.00 w j | | [ ) 0 within two miles of this kind come under our ob­ the time, u great sufferer froth Con­ n " 87 50 stipation, kidney trouble, and indi­ i^ar ::::::::5«oo«" «««».but ir wiM be servation. Most men of our gestion; so that my constitution acquaintance a r e kind bus I rather down grade to get to seemed to be completely broken bands and fat hers; tin it wives down. 1 was induced to try MENTAL Entered a t t h e Postofficeat. 1 T AVER'S Sarsaparilla, and took seem t o enjoy life and nr« ENERGY Poone, N. C., a s second-class —The series of meetings of nearly seven bottles, with such ex« pleasant and genial in their mail m a t t e r . whi ;h we spoke in our last is­ cellent results that tny stomach, A UCR'C bowels, and kidneys arc in perfect sue came t o a close on Fri­ social relations. But tlnre condition and, in all their functions, are some husbands who a r e LOCAL NEWS. day night, Inst, with no pro­ as regular its clock-work. At the time I began taking AVER'S Sarsaparilla, my weight was only 120 fessed convei sions, but we cruel t o their families; stair — T h e h e a l t h of t h e people pounds, I now can brag of 150 pounds, and was never in so good health. hope the seed sown for the and morose snappish, pet­ of W'.ita i g u is v e r y g o o d . If you could see me before and after using, you would want ine for a tish, and confirmed scolds. , Muster during the meeting traveling advertisement. I swear by AVER'S and believe this prep­ W . B. ( omicilk Ir. is n t - | I u a ^ culminate eventunlly in Such men make us miserable, aration to be the best inthe market to-day."—-S» 1\ SMITH, ;;i2Poplar st.. Tow and a, Pa. tending court a t VVilkesboro a n abu ndant iiarvest f o r and we want t o retire from "I cannot forbear to express my joy at the relief I have obtained froni the confusion. We know of tliis week. Him. the use of AVER'S Sarsaparilla. 1 was afflicted with kidney troubles I some wives who are well up for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my —The telegrapheommuica—On last Friday Dr. Car­ on such themselves, and make back. In addition to this my body was covered with a pimply eruption, tions have been restored be­ ter, of Blowing Rock, hau i t iniserablefor all with whom The remedies prescribed for me by the doctors did me no good. 1 then tween Boone and Blowing the misfortune t o lose one of they come in contact. There began to take AVER'S Sarsaparilla, and after using two bottles of it, t felt like a different man—the pains ceased and the pimples have dis­ Pock. h i s n i c e d w e l l i n g s a t t h a t is only one advantage in this appeared, I advise every young man and woman; in any case of sickness resulting from impure blood, no matter how long standing the case may —Dr. L. C. Reeves has just place by tire. He bad been manner of living, and t h a t is be, to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla."- II. Louis JARMAXN, Janitor, 38 opened up a nice stock ol offered $1,000 for the proper they a r e not bothered with William st., New York City. drugs in his new store build­ t.\, and t h a t , together with many visitorsas people shun the household effects destroy such company. All persons ing near his residence. — The Quarterly Meeting at ed, makes the Br's. loss con can be social and kind. A Prepared by Dr. c». C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. siderubie. man and wife who live happi­ YaIle Cruris has protracted, Has cured others, will cure you a n d interesting services arc -—The enterprising citzens ly together a r e always kind of Vilas have joined hands and soeia' t o others. Their reported. childien learn kindness from —The Quarterly Meeting and pocket-books, for the them, and they grow up with for Boone circuit will be in purpose of erecting a muchneeded school building. The kind feelings for others, and session a i Fair View next S a t site is a lovely sp-»t nearly in in consequence they make urdav and Sunday. front of F1 Msela w'sstore, and better citizens and enjoy life —I have a full supply of near the center of one of the t o a greater extent.. Why do STATE O F NORTH CAROLINA. clover, timothy and other most prosperous settlements people live the life of a scold, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, g r a s s seeds t h a t a r e in de­ in Watauga. and find fault with every­ II HERE AH, official information has been received a t mand by our farmers. Will thing and everybody but i - W e a r e glad t o s t a t e t h a t themselves? Why put all this Department t h a t Frank Ragan, Sr., a n d J . S. Ragan, W. Ilolsclaw. we again have a daily mail the sourness and disagree member* of a band of robbers have b°en charged with va­ —'Idle weather has been un from Boone ro Lenoir. Now, ableness possible in this life? rious crimes of robbery and conspiracy t o rob, steal etc!, usually flue for the past two tlieeffott is being made t o Will it pay t o always be in a committed in t h e county of Watauga, and weeks, a n d some gardening Whereas, i t appears t h a t the said Frank Ragan, Sr., and establish a daily route be­ fume and fret. This life is is being d o n e by our people. J . S Ragan have lied the State, ot s o concealed themselves tween this place and North —W. B. Councill is having VVilkesboro, and t<> change too s h o r t t o spend hi this t h a t the ordinary process of law cannot be served upen theni. a nice line of plank fence put the Elk P a r k schedule so a s way. Every one should be AVJW, 7herefore, I, Elias Carr, Governor of the S t a t e of gmtl", kind, and have a full oil either side of the turn-pike t o make the round trip from supply of sympathy for oth­ North Carolina, by virtue of authority in ine vested bv law. t h a t passes through his farm Boi lie each d a y . This being ers. This would imkeevery­ d<» issue this my PROCLAMATION, offeringa reward of one e a s t of Boone. •lone, the mail facilities in body fee) better and have a hundred and twenty-five dollars each for the apprehension —N. N. Colvard and J . ' o u r town cannot be surpass better opinion of the present and delivery of the said Frank Ragan, Sr., and J . S . Ragan t o the sheriff o f Watauga county, a t the court- house in McGhee, U. S. Deputy Mar­ ed. world and would cause th" Boone, and I d o enjoin all officers of the S t a t e and all goad sha's, a r e in AsliecouiB.y this — VV. A. Davis has bought world t o grow better and citizens t o assist in bringing said criminals t o justice. Done a t o u r city of Raleigh, the 2nd day of February, in week, in the disch irge < f the Grandfather silver mine Christianity to have stronger the year of our Lord one thousand eight liundrd and nine­ their official duties. and is now selling stock in ties t o bind all in love and af order t o develop it. He has recti on. It. is easy for one t o t y four and in the one hundred and eighteenth year of our —On last Friday J . P.CounAmerican Independence. ELIAS CARR. cill, of Vilas, so'd a pair of sold a b o u t 1 0 0 shares a t $ 2 5 lie kind and generous. Try By the Governor: cattle in o u r town t h a t tip each and will commence work it and see if i t d o n ' t pay well S. F . T E L L F A l R , Private Secretary • i . .a.1....!1. ped the scales a t 3,285 lbs. in next month. He has a fine and a t the same time make If you can beat it hold up prospect for silver, lead and you feel better. When we gold. Any person wan ting- a i e kind t o others we have a your hand. stock in the mine will call on good conscience t h a t weha\e —From a private letter we us, a s we a r e authorized t o done our d u t y and are more learn t h a t there is a proba­ sell 4 shares for $100. One happy ourselves. bility of a steel plant from fourth of i t to be paid for A person is prematurely old Pittsburg, Pa., being moved working capital, the balance when baldness occurs before tl< t o Elizabethton Tenn. Hope forty-filth year. Use Hall's on good time. this may be true. Hair Renevver to keep the scalp —Business men of Watau­ healthy and prevent baldness. —In the absence of Capt. g a , listen I Did you knowCoffey, Mr. McRae, with a Gov. J . S. Hogg, of Texas, t h a t an a J placed in th°se good crowd of hands, is a t with a p a r t y of friends, re­ columns would be seen and work on the new turn-pike, BGTT' HB DEMOCRAT ONE Y19 Art ONE DOLLAR."^ rPcjd by thousands of people cently on a hunting expedi­ a n d we hear they a r e getting all over this land and coun­ tion in Naco loches county, WSrvSTNOW JS IHETJIAE 10 SUBSCRIBE.-®**®* on well. t r y each week, and t h a t ad­ killed a deer. I t now devel­ —The new post master a t vertising is the plain higli- ops shooting deer a t this sea Blowing Rock, J . B. Clarke, w a y t o success ? T r y a n a d son is a g a i n s t the law, and is erecting a new office on increase y o u r business, and a n information has been duly Main street, nearer - the cen­ a t the same time help t o sup­ filed against the Governor ter of the town. We congrat­ p o r t your home paper, which and his p a r t y . Gov. Hoggu l a t e ' C o m m o d o r e ' i n t h i s h a s worked long and ardu­ says he was ignorant of the move, for the building was ously under the most adverse law, and will abide by its re­ quirements. needed. circumstances, for the well"March to search" is the old —Drs. VV. B. Councill and fare of o u r beloved county. adage. It searches out any —H. C. Martin, of Blowing weakness of the system, result­ T . C Blackburn have joined Rock, was in town Monday, ing from impure bio id. Those their practice. Dr. Councill will be found a t his office in in company with I. N. Cor- who use Ayer's garsaparilla fin] March no moresearching or even Boone, and Dr. Blackburn a t pening and T . H. Cuffey, /md disagreeable than any o t h e r Zionville. See card on first told us t h a t if there was any month. This midicine is a won­ B. B. D0UGHBR1YPRINCIPAL.—thing in promises, Blowing derful inyigorator. page. A high school for boys and girls. S t a r t s the students —Jeff. VV. Davis, who has Rock would have more visit­ It is said t h a t the human just closed his school atValle o r s this season t h a n i t has hair will t u r n white during aright, and prepares teachers for the public schools. Teachers are expected t o meet on S a t u r d a y s t o discuss Cracis, passed through town had for many years past. violent emotion if the hand the best methods of teaching. Tuesday o n his way home. We hope t.heii greatest ex pec is laid upon it. Young men can here prepare for college a t a low cost. Mr. Davis is one of onr most t a t ions may be realized, and "I have used Ayer's Hair Vi­ Special drill in debate and declaiming. Spring term began J a n . 1 s t , 1894. F o r other itiforma progressive teachers, and we t h a t every building a t t h a t gor lor a number of years, and it has always given me satisfac­ tion address the principal. suggest t h a t his services be famous resort may be filled excellent procured a t once t o teach 1°. overflowing. The en fer­ tion. It is an hair fromdressing, prevents the Relieves of mucous ^£ (ft « prise t h a t has Oeen shown by gray, insures its vigorousturning ikff U 4k £? W fc?ft H CuM-tGOMORRHCEA « to 5 days. tile school in Boone. nlr'Relieves all sorenessandtV,ftNever causes strictureNo tiiKiCONCI accessary. GLEET in mvrabrsneand" growth other treatiuent or the citizens of Blowing Rock and keeps the scalp white and leaves any injurious after effects. Price, ft. Sold by druggists. —The next d a m p weather deserves success,and wehope clean "—Mary A. Jackson. Sal­ OLQOO BALM .CO., Pro's. Atlinta,.St, t h a t comes t h e chimneys them all of it possible. em* Mass, A Broken "Down i¥9an bkyvyn imii Perfect Health AVER'S Sarsaparil'a ..::z SARSAPARILLA 7 I Ayer's Sarsaparilla S PSEARTl!)'! By THE GMM! $250.00 REWARD, Tills IS NO l i u M litJG TO Oil AAV TllADE! I MEAN BUSINESS. -—o 1 rom now until the first d a y of A pi il I will sell my stock of CLOTHING —AND—* OVERCOATS A t 1 9 per cent above COST! If you d o n ' t think I mean i t come and look t h r o u g h my STOCK 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 g e t rid of i t before spring. CALL AND LOOK I I would call y o u r a t t e n t i o n t o t h e big c u t in prices in my o t h e r lines -0 GLOBE ACADEMY ftlovH H(i» RESt*ECTUuLL*b V . L BRYAN, 000; 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/. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context WataugaDemocrat_1894_0315_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: March 15, 1894] 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 1894-03-15 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/995b437d12810c059e45e1b085b12791.pdf 9adb9d5c3d2d6caabfe2568433d65f27 PDF Text Text VOL (5 Insure Your Life BOONE, WASH INGTON WATAUGA LETTER, COUNTV. N. C„ THURSDAY. MAUCll. 22 1894, NO. 29. The Tariff Hill. Signs and Wonders in Iredell. & Democrats in Congress are Stl) IF TltUF. A number of the colored in thorough sympathy with The St. Louis-Democrat Washington, March 10.—A From our Regular Correspondent. the Departmental Congres- has a dispatch from Wheel­ rough statement of the re­ people of BtatesViile have be­ sion Commission which has ing W. Virginia stating that sults of the experts figuring came impressed with the be­ Democrats, even those who been engaged for m a n v the pohce went to work on a 011 the tariff bill is as follows: lief that the end of the world are personally opposed t o months in looking into the case, and by evening bad se­ The estimated receipts from is near. Borne of them have some of the changes made, business methods of the Gov­ cured the following informa­ customs in the amended tar­ seen unusual sign.- 111 the ure glad that the Senate Fi­ ernment Departments, with tion, and had Harry Griffith iff bill as reported to the full heavens recently and man; nance committee has a t last a view to recommending under arrest for bigamy. Senate committee on finance, other incidents that tend t o And thereby insure the comfort got the tariff bill in a shape changes looking t o a reduc­ Griffith met a Miss Peterson, amount to $105,900,000 in confirm this belief. As a re­ of those who are depending to make its passage by the tion of unnecessary red tape of Sullivan, led., a t Craw- round figures. From inter­ sult many of them are con­ on you for support. If you are . alone in the world insure vour Senate certain. I t is really and of unnecessary officials. fo"dsville, Ind„ about two nal r e v e n u e, including in­ tinuing long a t prayer and your life and form an endowment surprising, in view of the rad Every recommendation of years ago. He induced her come tax, and theadditional have their lamps trimmed that will comfort and support ioul change made by taking the Commission has been to go with him and together tax of 20 cents n gallon on and burning, awaiting the you in after years. At all sugar,iron ore,coal and lend events insure your life. What promptly acted upon by Con they traveled as man and whiskey a s imposed by the summons. One colored sis­ is the best form of insurance? ore from the free list and pur gress, the lust one—for abol­ wife from town t o town, he Senate, the increased tax ter, who is very devout oil The Tontine Policy issued by the ting a duty upon them, that ishing the Bureau of Customs painting scenery. A little over the House rates on do­ all occasions, asseverates the Democrats of the House of the Treasury Department over a ,5 ear ago a child was na stic cigars and cigarettes, that she rose up early one are not louder in their ob* --ha ving been p issed by t he born to them. They settled and the tax on playingcards, morning recently in order t o It offers advantages to be had jections. But they regard House without nnhour's dis­ in Martin's Ferry, he spend­ it m estimated the receipts have a season of prayer heunder no other form of in­ i the matter from a common surance, besides being backed sense point of view, knowing cussion. Slowly but surely ing the summer and fall will amount to $63,000 000. lore beginning the day's du­ up by the richest and strongest leaven of reform is working. paint ing scenery for Die opera This $63,000,000 of internal ties, and that while engaged society in the world. Write I that the Democrats of the The results of thirt y years of h o u s e . I n D e c e m b e r I n s t revenue tax is additional to in her devotions she distinct­ at once for particulars. Senate Finance committee extravagance and fa vorit ism Griffith and this young wo­ the revenue derived from ly heard the word "Prepare." yielded nothing- that it was W. J. RODDEY, Manager, mnnot be overthrown in a man and their child went to the sources a t present rates, This she firmly believes was not absolutely necessary to Department of the Carolines, day, or a year, but they will New York. Griffith installed and will make the entire re­ a warning from the other ( ; yield in order to get the votROCK HILL, S. C. ceipts from internal revenue world. Jkw necessary to pass the bill, be overthrown in the end. his family in Jersey City and es Perhaps the colored brethThis the Democrats are de­ went to North Carolina. On as proposed by the amend­ ami also that they will have ments in theSenate bill$229, em are right in getting them termined upon. January 3rd, a t Lenoir, N. C. PUOCESSIOXAL. another chance atthechuugSenator McPerson has this he was married to Miss Celina 000,000. Adding to this a- s e l v e s i n s h i p - s h a p e ; W i t h es when the bill goes to con­ to say about the charge that C. Coffey,daughter of a hotel rnount $161,000,000 now re­ hens over in Lincoln county IV. B. COUNC1LL, Jit. ference after Its passage by the sugar clause of the revis­ keeper. With his new wife ceived from other sources of laying eggs with "Prepare ATTORNEY AT LA .V. t he Senate. ed tariff bill gives.the sugar and $50 of her money he went internal revenue taxation tin Ye, the End is near" and The Republicans of the Fi­ Boone, N. C. trust and undue advantage: to Jersey City. Giiflitli sent der t he present law, and $21. "Hell is near" printed on nance committee would like "As I drew the sugar sehed- his first love and baby on t o 000.000 from miscellaneous them, and a pilgrim down a t to ,. . R. COUNTILL. M.D. . waste a month or• eo by ti . e. , ought to . know what.it Martin's Ferry, and with his sources, gives $411,000,000 Greensboro seeing a scroll keeping the tariff bill in com-1 ' " .r J . , , Boone, N. C. , . n 4. I means, and I certainly know m w wife came to Wheeling as the probable net receipts vvith the ten commandments tint tee, but the Democrats; , ' 7. . , , , . Resident Physician. Office ... . ,* , +• , w h a t it wat intended to by easy stages. Here he se­ under the bill a s approved by on it (some skeptics have in­ . . on King Street north of Post will not allow any suc h time. moan, t, he entire oiscrinnn- cured her money and watch, the Democratic majority of timated that the pilgrim was If they will agree to have the Ol!ice. utingduty, according to my and had her draw $175 she the Senate finance commit­ drunk but they can't charge bill reported in a we k the cnlculations, that refined su­ had in the bank a t Lenoir, tee against $385,000.000de­ that on the hens) it may be Democrats will allow them i/1 Ll ill J. P lOiiPUKW gar is accorded by the bill is N. 0. This he secured about rived last year from tbesame that "sompin's gwyne ter that much time; if not the 1 1.477 ORSBY.1 7 L A W , | bill will he reported sooner s i x t e c n - h u n d r e d t h s o f o n e four weeks ago. He then leit sources of revenue under the happen.''—St ates ville La 11d* mark. |cent. Now, when you take for Martin's Ferry, only two McKinley act. MlfUON, N. C without their consent. into account t h e bounty ipiles away, saying he had a Tha Wilson bill as passed Secretary Hubert's answer —(<»)— paid by Germany for its ex­ big "outrnet, and joined his by the House carried sin esti Topic: The talented Repre j to the House resolution ask­ ported sugar, and the fat t first family in their home on mated deficit of $73,000,000; sentative in Congress from V ill practi<*<» in the courts ol \V|tauga. Aslie, Mitcbf'l. MoDow- ing by what authority he or­ that German sugar is ship­ Walnut street. This morn­ t he bill as reported to the fi­ the eighth district, Hon. dl ; and ail other counties in the dered Admiral Skerrcft. t o ped in bags which are not ing was the first time his nance committee of the Sen­ \V. II. Bower, has so far A .' tern iistrict tfafSpecinl atten obey Mr. Blount when he tievi given to the collection of went to Hawaii a s Special dutiable, and which can be North Carolina wife has seen ate carries with it a deficit of made a fine record and there (M.ilais. y"* used over and over again, it him since. She has been held $32,000,000 only, a little is scarcely a doubt but t h a t Commissioner, was, in short, will be seen that the Ameri­ a t the hotel with a growing less than half the deficit.crea­ he will receive the endorse­ W.|3. tunnel11 M. J). T. C. Blackburn. that, it came from the Copican refiner is given noadvant board bill, and her letters ted by the House bill.—South ment of the people for A secBoone, y . C. Zionvillc, X- C. niander-in-Chief of t he Army age over his German competi­ have been unanswered. She cm Associated Press. ond term. We are proud of and Navy—the President of tors. In truth, 1 lie German soon became (onvinced of him and the stand he has the United States; and he exporter has one-hundredth Griffith's perfi ly and signed taken in Congress. He may Vance Cnu't Talk*. cited seven precidents for the Ph i iyRciaos '& Surgeons. action, dating from 1823 to of a cent per pound advant­ the bigamy warrant. Grif­ Atlanta Constitution: A have opposition, but it, will age over the American refiner fith's first companion says friend of Senator Vance, who amount t o nothing. Speak­ Mit£~Calis attended at all 1881. aftar he has paid our import they were never married, but chanced to meet him in Flor­ ing of Mr. Bower, a Washing hotns: •*** Senator Blnnchard assum­ duty. Now, if any one dis­ the police thinks she is mere­ ida, tells a good one as com­ ton correspondent of the Julie 1, 93. ed his new duties today and putes these figures of mine, ly trying t o shield him. Both ing from the distinguished Winston Sentinel says:— E . F. LOVILL. J. O. FLETCHER. Justice White, his predeces­ and can show me where the women ore beauties. No. 1 North Carolina Senator. "Mr. Bower has been 11sor, was sworn in as a mem­ American refiner receives any being pretty, with auburn " I am pining t o go home," bused on account of trying ber of the Supreme Court. If L O V i l l & FLETGHER, greater protection than I hair, and No. 2 a stately said the Senator, "and 1 too hard t o keep from mak­ Mr. Blnnchard m a k e s a s have stated, I will see that blonde, with faultless form would give anything if I ing mistakes in the recom­ AVLORShYSATLAW, good a reputation in the Sen and i,\ce.-Bakers ville Enter­ could stop over in North mendations for office, but he BOONE, N. C. ate as he leaves behind 1»iin the bill is changed. The Senate will vote upon prise. Carolina, 011 my way back to has been mukingsucha fault­ $ 2T Special attention given in the House the people of the bill fot the coinage ' of less record here that no one Washington." to the colletion of claims."vs® Louisiana will doubtless rat­ the seigniorage next Thurs­ We Can oiel Must Get Together on can down him. It is general­ "Why in the world don't ify the select ion of the Gover­ Home Affairs. day. I t will certainly pass. I.j. L. GREENE, & CO., nor by keeping him there. you do it?" asked his friend. ly admitted here that he has However much Democrats Representative Kilgore, of Public opinion is divided as may differ upon men an J " I t is impossible," said he. succeeded in getting more po­ REAL ESTATEAG'TS. to whether it will be vetoed, "J cannot do it. You see if I sitions for bis constituents Texas, was not altogether I ftOONE, -V. (.. the majority inclining t o the measures, there is no room were to go hack to North Car than any new Congressman wrong, although rather too for difference when we con­ belief that it will be. Will give special attention general,When he said in the front the question of Anglo olina now some of my Dem­ from the South who has had t o abstracts of title, the sale course of the debate on the Saxon supremacy aod a clean ocratic constituents would no Senator or cabinet officer of Real Estate in W. N. C. District of Colu in bin appro­ N.-O.-Chronicle: The house administration of our local be sure to call on me to make to pull for them." Those having farms, timber priation bill, concerning the has not done all things wise­ and what in the anil mineral lands for sale, ly, nor even well: but the affairs. The question i s a s Well, Hardly. will do well to call on said Co. newspapers of Washington: D e m o c r a t s h a v e p a s s e d greater t h a n Cleveland, devil could I say? No, I can­ "The newspapers of Washnot stop in North Carolina. Winston Republican: Prom a t Boone. through t h a t body the biil Vance, Ranson or any other ington have never failed to man. The people are not I will go back to Washington inent Western Republicans L. L. GREES k CO. repealing the Federal election and take the night train talk hopefully and confident­ advocate any scheme, I don't V4 Jticli 16, 185)3. laws: the new tariff bill, with called upon to decide for the through my State. I hope, ly of part.v success in the Wes care how infamous it was, NOTICE. the income tax, and the United States, but for North however, t h a t the situation tern counties. T h e Blue that looked t o the expendi­ Hotel Property for Sale. Bland silver bill. For a time Carolina. We must keep it ture of the public money in the apart priation hills must before them that thequesfion will brighten sufficiently for Ridge country is naturally i! On account of failing health of myself and wife, I offer for sale the interest of speculators in have the right of ways and which concerns them most is me to return before many Republican and all that is needed to redeem it and keep home affairs. What cause months." mv hotel propertv in the town of and around thecity. I never Botme, North Carolina, and will knew of an instance in which then v;ill come the great can be urged why the people We wonder when he can it, in line is organization and struggle over the repeal of •wlj low for cash and make terms of North Carolina should en­ say anything. We wonder harmonj. Certainly by this to suit the buyer, and will take they did not advocate such the ten per cent tax. ] or personal property in ex- schemes," In reply to a pro­ danger their best interests when the party is going to time the "kickers" ought t o ren be satisfiec that Republican daliige. Apply soon. test f r o m Representative A small bottle of camphor by division this year? The walk out of itself. W. L. BRYAN. dissension means Democratic Blair of N. H., Mr. Kilgore or a little alum and water record of the Democratic N01ICE. continued; ''Well, I make party in State affairs is one A man's finances are sup­ succes. We must redeem the PParties putting papers in the distinct charge t h a t the will aid in drying up pimples to which we can point vvith posed to be in a healthy 8th and 9th districts. Or­ that have been tampered I WTI.V hand for execution will newspapers are corrupt and pride. I t has given us a state when he has a corpu­ ganization, good candidates with. I |ilea se a<1 vance the fees wi th and work can accomplish it. they advocate every cotrupt clean, honest and economi­ lent pocketlqjok. m m t h e papers and they will reThe next fight, in this Slate iitf ro- Wha t m ceikre prompt attention, other scheme t h a t has been i A teaspoOTiful of ammonia cal government. is a fight to death. To your jinn*") \ wife they will be returned dueed into Congress to ' to one teaspoonful of water more could be asked?— Webf&SPOne dodar pays for 'he tentO Israeli for R I t um executed for the want of ^ler. th" Tiuasiirv in tl in not T': nsur.v in t !><• P1 sters Weeklv. Ih>moci:i.t ont year Li D. F. BAIRD SIIFF. o -t> ' will clean jewelry* >f pHvnte I 1 Equitable Life Councill & Blackburn �r. - - iiii»!i!!iiii!iiiiiiiiiintii!iii:i!aiwiift i iiiuuiiiuiiitiT.iit- A COMP BETH NEW 8 P f . OVERMAN'S I PER T i a W a t a a g a D s m w r a t they had discovered ii h lost Spanish mine of fabulous of Wheat. Tin* looi i.-noir The Prifio of tho North Caroli­ ! a ii i 4 richness in the mountains sang "what shall the harvest na PreHH." 'If i 2 13 THE r® A 1) K Moc u ATICfa.n i lv ne wspn per, near th<» village of Pernado. he?" A boy in the gallery devotod to the interest ot Coun­ "BREATH O F LIFE."! Do you want to aid in building ... s J p r ty Stnte ano Nation. Published The explorers claim that 1110 yelled "Nubbin!"—and 1hev IXYOENIith.? • x. - • 5 life giving tl-£ up u paper that Hindi reflect the every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ mine is situated in a remote cast him out of the synago­ I SPffAYtHJLBuotuent ofwithout " greatest credit on North Caroli­ water; air and vs tauga Countv. N. C. part of Sierra Mad res and gue.—Ex. Jitthsroeaiibe no ® na, no matter where it may be ,M0UTHll/e. B P K C I F i a 3 seen? Then patronize PltCS. spooialmedkiat- 3 02CTOEU i» « S ' h a t the.t came upon the Standaxl Keeper's Notice. 1; ' ' -I, MoUie's Liltle Ram. en Oxygen treat- 2 The Wilmington Messengei shaft by accident. ir.ont for diaeas- -t A LARGK EIGHT-PACE PAPEJt Mollie had a little ram as A short distance fiom the The people of Watauga will e. of the nose, 2 throatand lungs - Do you want a reliable paper take notice that I have pro­ *•' 'AIM I ho inhalations ~ giving you all tlie new.s of the CURF.S black as a rubber shoe, and mouth of the ancient mine is cured a room in the court &5JARRrl ASTH^f? contain O.rini- -• \,^-Nn'jf.;pr:3Ngf cidesand JOisin- 3 world—a Democratic newspaper everyvvhera that Mollie went found the ruins of the old house where 1 will attend at in ad• • ... >.. GKONCHITIS I* footants,the bent ~ that equals the best— has the dition '--A HAY FEVER he emigrated too. He went smelter which had been used the commissioners' court the ltno-ivntospeoiflcs 2 largest circulation, and lias-for for these diswith her t o church one day, to reduce the rich ores oi the first Monday in each mont h i so*,oer ryii j- thdremedy by inhalation rirht to ^ i i .t c tha cisoaai, making it a P0SITIV1J twenty-one years been and part for the purpose of sealing the dev• J ''' . cl'ptt-.ts bpeoifics used in Ontarrh and a and factorin t Ingrowth the folks hilarious grew, to mine. There is still on the K97-Vov• it in thai* praotico. ^ weights and measures fori he North tr-ir :bc Hot a y rant vaerlicine. Physioiuna a velopment of the Old see him walk demurely into dump many thousand dol­ people. The law requites this 'mrm State? Then subsci be for ::OMLY IN USE.I Deacon Allen's pew. T h e lars worth of ore. 1 he old to be done every two years. y-rv Vr «SJ52BSSr3ESWa!!a Tin: WIUHKUTON MESSEKdl.'It .. '-T.ieldii'' Shop, worthy deacon quickly let workings were thorough' ex­ J . H. COOK,' I Sly r.uiHing, Omaha, • •Atlanta,Nub. • Ga. .•'t pn, ami nr«y -— y 6;qi sh.Xf.AlabaniaBt.• Kv. Canipaigii Hates: O <• t'lj.-u PiV« MSOrt. f| Hroailwiy, i/oulfvilh*, 8 rA NDARD KEE PER. his angry passions rise and plored and the two fortunate • v^ _ rho "Daily Messenger," by ' . ! • -•. bo KILO heat .1. •• 5 • A PC-J-41— OARD uddrosced to us 3 gave it an unchristian kick young men brought with I fcrioir y 1 Vy i -tnrn mail a cony of ours mail, 4 months on trial, for /• OMC3!. Times are bound to get bet . im-if t o. crcatraentlafuil. Send s | 2 . 0 0 3 between the sad brown eyes. them here a large number i>f Jsr it ' j j ut: yrhvk JS L ww ay ter. The people will yet take • ' '« C; tfM Cft NASHVILLE, £ This landed ra m my in the samples of the ore to be as­ charge of this government. • » . J J- .0 C'LJOCFL BO., TENN. » . L-oaton. fi i • T.f. . ...>.:ifii:hl.|i t !tl«.Iit!tlUl!|||llli:illilllitlilltllli2i» The weekly "Transcript Mes­ aisle; the deacon followed sayed. After completing ar­ They will not always submit senger, (the largest and best paper in the State) 9 fast, and raised his foct a- rangements for working the t o misrule. 'Till they do this, ^i!iiliiiliiiiH!lilill!i!iiu:iill|!tiEit;iiir.:!!i«ii:i.».i !::jiiilllii!G months on trial for $1.0 0 r ' we will have to'grin and bear gain, alas! that first kick old mine on an extensive scale Cash in advance. Both' R Y I.-0 I was his last. For Mr. Sheep they will return to Pernado it,' but let us do it as cheer­ papers are large Eight-Page fully as we can. N. M. Allen ISEK1E20 Sg.lOKJl3E | walked slowly hack, about a 'and take full charge of their sheets. Send Postal Card will help all hecan by making ":ll|||lllS!l!l!ll51l!llilllllli!i!llllllUIJ:aiUli:tl5lllll|l»Uf8!illiS rod 'tis said,and ere the dea­ valuable find—Ex. villi the address of five per­ reductions on his tin-ware, sons and receive sample coycon could retract he stood glass-ware, crockery, a n <1 WA8SAHTEB i«' :s Of fl' ii K M ESSENGEU ^ hardware. him 011 his head. A Very Rich hold Find. •L.'/ liiiifc ">ku u NATURE'S G<'t. 1st, 1888. If. .1 The congregation all arose Perhaps the finest pros­ t FOR SALE! CURE FOR and went for t h a t 'ere sheep; pect for gold ever found in I n the town of Boone, a com TAKE THE several well-directed butts the "Golden Belt" of North fortablo dwelling house with just placed thorn in a heap. Carolina has just been struck (3 rooms and five fire places, •.. iV'., •; 1 UMq-U. i-it Then rushed they straight­ near Coburn's store in Union with nine acres of land, good t ; \ \/r-^^rr^sr~zr' v %» ^, _ _ _ •• i i. GOIXG ^V' ;. way for the door, with curs­ county. The property be­ spring, someapple, peach and 'U '* ' it : EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. 7Jest and Kcr&west chestnut trees,situated some '• ' • "«lf es long and loud, while rum­ longs to Mr. Allen Boger, of ! This new tfeatmeni; for Catarrh and BOO yards from Main street. If? 'J diseases of the respiratory organs is my struck the hind most man, Cabarrus county, and lias It is a desirable private resi­ fx-••••• \ - • • • •'• ' f' ^ [*%fl t one of the most important discoveries and shoved him through the been opened by Mr. William dence. The place will be sold in medical science possesses the Eihigrnnts going any of the T L-"-; j foilowing advantagesand at 9 small expense Acs tern States orto Territories t crowd. Gadd, a .native Englishman cheap on terms to suit the I. TIio patient can cure hlmseit nn.1 without and going rnd .. -f liirint • 11r>! 11r\ nirlhilfta The minister had often and expert miner. He says purchaser. For further par­ -.•iSitii;Milt£it:5:5!l!i!l!!!!5 fiii'll'HffijljyitiiititiHIlliKilM • 2, No chanqe ttoutside assistance.UJe Is nocossary will sa ve time and money route, 3 diet or pursuit ol via. Dhicag.) Alton AVITT. r. 3, Thar, •treatment. no wise offensive to the (Ijrlnq „ . heard t h a t kindness would the place is exceedingly rich. ticulars apply to I. W.Thorn • - UVVAT/NRJ? YL.T-JH Met,-.:- l«H :ciies r.U b is tho quickcbt route to K»»i sr. r _ I pailt,r.l and ontell r,o dlscpmfort. as, Hihriten, N. C., or W. B. 3 UwtXoi-itlhrexilh-.s' > hnlflc. subdue the fiercest beast. This vein is the same as the •• Kqaal in Countrur-rton. 3 4, TiiO r . mecly reachos the sost of the trouble A A X 8 A 8 CITY, DENVER, Counciil, Boone, N. U. 3 HaaacMcolmiilcnl Apjwinraiioe. 3 dircctiy. j UM hii f in!3a. — B. The remedies and means of app'lanco can be "Aha," he said, "I'll try that Stewart mine in the vicinity, P U EiiLO, carried In tho pcckst wilhout Inconvenlonoe. — a'Pnrtert Adjiutairtit. T" Jilt." 11 Poriiflve 1'u.M.O^-Up. Kj JBltrs TREJ.TM.J3NT at any drug .ntore, And all jioints in Idaho, V/ash game on you." And so he which proved to be so rich EDUCATE YOUR CURLS ^ rltisSiylbih rnmliare. Hiuvti Oood Seu-lns C>-r,Utics»5-.d s 1 f CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. iugton, Oregon, Utah -AT— kindly gently called: "Come, several years ago. and has ® CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. :• ffoea ^ larger Si:pt Ctewrsl Work a and Calil'orrfia. • • ('•- a y &afing5hKiuiio ixitiiv V.'orhL GaolerJp.E Medioine Co., Y/aoo, TEXSA, rammy, rammy, ram, t o see never yet been fully develop­ Claremont Female Co! bluest and Test lljuippea |Examina THE ROYAL for pefcto cf g the folks abuse you so 1 ed. Mr. Gadd had several ^ excellence, ar.d yoti w>iil z Road ii7 tho West. lege, buy no other. grieved and sorry am." very fine specimens of the Otiiy line, running Solid Vrsti H I C K O R C. The ram quite dropped bis ore, some of the rocks liter­ Gil surpassed tor location, thor­ I B3YAE S. M. CO., Rs&M. 111. S bud trrdris octwtcn Ut. L OLIS —* . .-.'C and Kamos ity. bumble air, and dropped ally studded with gold, in oughness and cheapness. TPRJ ^ A Declining m!r cars and T<a«r from off his feet, and when the city today and left them Christian; bat not sectarian. ibi < ,'C it i 1 Of ex mm ch-irgo Faculty able and painstaking. the parson landed he was in a t Dr. McCombs' office. He 11 will in eo parties at any rail•Bgardfng, Special advantages in Music. the hindmost sear.. And as has the property bonded, and Send for Catalogue. road station with through tickets I CMupir.tc CoilHigs, and baggage checks. he shot out the door and will either sell it or develop ADDRESS For full information, maps arc R EV. J. L. M UIUUIY, Presid n t closed it with a slam he nam­ it —Charlotte News. deserip ivo pamphlets of th< Roofing Paints, nft. ed a California town, I think West write to or call on V »-'•••{! _ HollySpring College. i&S iro» R&eiroo, 'twas "Yuba Dam." 13. A. Newlanp, Charlotte Observer: North RSGETIPT OF 6O CEMT8 Butler, Johnson, Co., Tenn. Traveling Da^senger Agt. > Trsw^hiTf G^Hcro Carolina is again honored. WE WILL ffiASL A BOX Of Beautifully and access.bly 19 Pattou Ave., Ashevilk', N. C Scnssition at Henderson, PWrti*m® of Sheet M&tni for Building Last week the President of located. J. CIIAHLTO.N, (i. P. A " : G C ~ ( - S T E 1F1D flKADY \ Brp mm mm aep ena |5fc E Rj One of the most remark­ the United States was in our Ample boarding aeeommoI \TO AI'-TtY Vs'M2N SMIf'fED./ Chicago, 111. i i m Lac».^wwsiOTS«aBswc -i^asBsa able transactions ever at­ borders—this week the Vice- da tions. I h> I I J ' WE W A N T "* "i Kb tempted in this State has President is. All the State Faculty of six teacher I &m ! I 1 •APS' In O.'TR.'Mth H'^r'll -3. XH9 Two hundred and eight;, THS 0J4LY mrAUJBLE COBS FOB created a sensation a t Hen­ will give Mr. Stevenson and S^SE» ro;v-TRs- siio.s by: i~- c. Ft. >ii -W,. y— kr-t\ If. f.*r p—r VHt'c. (.<i era - K derson. .1. It. Moss is post­ his accomplished w 1 f e a five students last year. b'-b—liu-.T'. u .. i lA u !lt .S I'L VI . -Jt W>r. 6reand Itch, Itchlcg Piles, Ring t.-r > krl'SR B Both sexes admitted. master there. He is a .Re­ hearty welcome. Mr. Steven Thorough work done in all "ions and a!! Ttchfng K'-; Dlsisiga. • l .,1 1 . i " . . a . ' q p d o w a rtiivtB Vo • A.i*ifJ./Y ouv m!*.teric.U publican holdover and his at­ son is a Democrat after our branches. ,Y {.'.«** f,.h^v«o ecifrcitedr w»o as U. rity. rj#o», have TETTER, H BrattnrS f^t how low; it S;C5 tempt was to sell the post- own Democratic hearts down Next session begms Aug. eaUiasi, TETTfKSVE will as eesieirJj mastership to a man named this way, and, politics aside, 7 1893. "(O . T ; pj '.. i? uf na* \ ycis So yoss 11* PEE BAY Write for catalogue. K C'T 'JDU&KED S873* A. M. Basket, who lives a he has such genial ways a A:A 3 *e j> Karrabss, Paini38G aud Fragraai yp J ' tf -i J AS. H . S MITH, P RF.S'T. SLa-Jy!> ." v t, yuc.9.1 S-/3 couple of miles from Hender­ bout him that none can help, pu j s c a* Refunded If ytmaj-o diwf.vtU.lcd iliUi-w. B xn'uii the raerJf»-Rpfmoncua-We xvovf mai.y run, v.--.rr>vn, boys, ned pjrlsfa son. The consideration was or wants t o help, liking him. NcutJ. jtch SftuTcuf tlioSSMtc ofGaorit'.a, C'itstWork foru.- a f-w !a-ur< dully, rglit ltii-iic'xmnj rV» ^ *f*r •iiaiu fLink, and Y'fatloJiaJ B&r.Vof fcuvaxuiaA. t o be $90 to be paid by Bas- We hope he will find a t AsheUu.ii' own ho::iF-n Tua b.u'inf'-'H i* ri • . j h air.ni, Z_ . . • I*- -wf-] -• T;- -*% ' strictly hDnorubln, und j. i. I ertrr tb»n r.ity oilu: k< t. The latter mortgaged ville the rest and recreation ,5. T. SHliFTRiKE & ERO. £U vi V Vv o r-'J u,.;«ufs. You loivi- deer C'M und >10 Y> corns 'tit! >n. Kxja-re.'itno r.-el : ;•< t ia? ; bilify i nhis farm to raise the neces­ he seeks. SflVANNftH. C-iA. ROR RC^R-; .• n-.?t'»sury. \'o cajitial r quTrrd. We < quip yon E Wt;h uyervCiinT tiir.i vr,:i i> •< d, Cropt rira sary money, and paid $20 to ini-l 'lolp you to rare t«*u lime. «!il?r;nry vsjfes. Risk j Editing* a lawyer t o prepare papers. We 'C.i i!j na v/c): a.' 111 -o, «*«' br.yt- Si"! -Ms make g->>l li.'iy. A't»* iu«, • 1 • « brre. na He also agreed t o pay the ex The newspaper business in OF KY. UNIVERSITY, xviWk, AH .»ucO" d «•••• , f.iHo.v rev j . r.d Kbn•i LEXI NGTON.KY. ple \ril' pi t» b. J.ii f /&•f; peaces of .Moss and'his at­ China is a Jit tie bit risky am " Cheapest& Eest BusinessCollege in the World" yon r o if 1 .i' ! of n> ii-»v. lb or ft :e<; I* m v Awarded llook-kreptRfg »«Ddat.Cirner.nl KrpoftUlmi fef Mlcheet Uonor World** I If % \ r. ui '. 1 pr-n ; '!•••.» -n V'rStrt f r 1 uf 1 F-r'-obVct torney t o Washington to has never grown to large pro 10,000ofUraduatealn RtNoarly l,OOOHlurini;« Bystem > Uumtlr.n. , • (' i' c f jj > i>-H. Jfc ! .••IVO ninyerl. Coat p. Fell Slartncai tk-utnportions. The Pekin Gazette, annually, lft Teacher* einHtatlonerv. andof»»r»rct, abon*. $90. make the transfer. When U-'w f- if y «a «• .Oudc evl >t" &o tn v.'iifa fbt Cournr. Including Tuition, Htort-llaad, Tjpe-Writing a °d 'Telegraphy rpeoiaUh a Lmlnt-93. rio Vacation. Enter now. tlraduaten nddrrv•«. 11 i * t i Moss and his lawyer return­ which is the oldest newspa­ la beautiful nnd healthful. For oiroularn•ucce*«ful. This city s. ..v c ji •» \ y * m•. ». — y^ C -s.-. -s y <-* -v WILBUR R. SMITH. LEXINGTON, KY. !L Y ed and Basket found they per in tlie world, has been C~ox . r - :'.i, 44AA U 4&/ ,VA> /vAAA.>A kAM; * AJV A * > L Cd.A AAAAA AAA* could n >t deliver the goods published regularly since the F" y ..*? i,. A' • j . ' S z \i 5 :• ? I I 1 raised a row and declined year 911. It oni.y contains to pay any more money. The official news of the Govern­ BOTANIC lawyer a t once made an a t ­ ment doings, and this it got m. tempt to sell the land in or into print with the greatest ! ;.:A ;* i EMT&AA# KyANA* 1 v pay the cost of the care imaginable; yet th-M'e ENDORSED BY A thoroughly tested Remedy Washington trip and other have been some errors made FOR AI L rncv.fiA p\ PROF A. L. METZ, P. H.G, ex pf. nces, a m ou n ti ng t o $192 lor which seventeen of its edi­ BLOOD and SKIS DISEASES. -•r.AS§ of Medical Department Tulan® Urirorsity This standard remedy has been tried, of Louisiana, who, after a oarefnl analysis, Basket was compelled - o go tors have had their heads unrl not found wanting, for forty years by pronounces it a pure Cream Tartar Powder, i eminent physician, who has used it •'.1 r , ?. .V a n J*» - . which he cheerlolly recommends to the : before the judge and get tin chopped off.—Papei World, with cvln and unvarying success for all public. • (I Stb- !-.f— dh'e.ev s for wiiich it Is recommended. It itri never folia to b-neflt from tins fifit 'lose, order retaining the lawyer 1 ?'S "i. quickly and effectually driving out all "T HE S OUTHERN F AVORITE" disease goron from the system through from selling his property. Progressive Farmer: The the medium of Hie skin, liver and V i.im neva withi.ut any unpleasant or Injurious ?URE, WHOLESOME AND POVWF-RFULF ; effr.-ts. it in not the r> tult of iunorance The judge said he would have American f a r in is in too o.- superstition, but it Is found b upon You Want II. Ask Grooer For it • eoniatixi : i. o ,-.nd a thorough knowledeo h c f, |-| r tt nothing t o do with such a many instances lacking in a of 1'iiHl 'fo medical science. It effectually purillua and enrivbe* the Wood and brings {•.•aith to the sufferer. As a peueral -.oulu case, and has referred it t o a good kitchen garden. The GULF MFG. GO,, it is without a rival, and lu its analysis of health-::ivins: properties it is absolutely average American farmer rominent citizen t o act as beyond compM l .on with any remedy ever K W a y hi y! y* ; offered to the public. It Is a panacea for all k* pi-- faulting from impure and impover­ r eferee. -Ilnleigh Cor. Char­ does not like t o work in a ished I'd- 1 the current of life; quickly K1UT1Sswv ix , _ BKtYS'Tol-Rs"f? ; v Or.F of the .•a .-, V nT*»'-".«• «'Icons. Fereais, Khin X.r, KrupllOn*. Int»rr», garden and for this reason • lotte Observer. « fl . -"A fiiil'i.y sttial Kltr m-dhin* S.lt ttSts. (he v. orlO.i Cur faitliilr. «r« it.Wt -ft i -y. Urakmost of the kitchen gardens l» llS> ' , 1 •i'" «•>«,ir»,1«.-on* , etc. !"• ",c fe- J 1 toc'i' Fks-oN in rath loraiiiv. Durango, Mex., March, 5— on the farms in this country if «"'> " YOURSELF. V. tv' rf- :'r s5'-f' '. '.1' ' ton. I one*ton 1<'- "'ho w-:iof> INVESTIGATE F: Cn.veat.8, and Trade-Mar'.cn obtained, and all Jt'at'V aisho mr« 0eod I 'finatrtU A ). «f ValnaMe \ ent business conducted fof Moderate Fees. . . A H / n al i c v rt n l ui i James Brandall and L. T are allowed to grow up t o >i fit 1r.-ijaarkablo A r ! 1 Vt;. '.TV T: . a wonder- \ U • . K Our Omco Is Opposite U, fi. Patent Oiiloe. ncr noi{rhl».»ra and we ™ see ire patent In less time than those Parker, two American pros- noxious weeds rather than you Tha br- Ha fttedrarDjamids 8b. t fdtS' as tic i';' A•1,'lr t known most vir- 0 %*> V 7 'I"-ata 1 • r uli ta the remedies remote from Washlfljjton. AYrMtTJ chv uif nt Send model, drawing or photo., wltli doacrip• t 'I'llv?• rj.ut Jictatiio with bailtil. iCt j.Ip - ccrtlrlcat.es testifyBlood a petors who have been mak­ being devoted t o the pro­ /VrdJ.. t.l don. \Vc advise, If patentable or not, free of Th« TOM OYV t cA t.o IcthoUofU «;.V. charge. Our fei not une till patent Is secured. r>-t.quirkc;grvat-- f '• r>« in id ing a tcut through the min­ ducts of wholesome and ap­ o< «\t : 01wd l'urlfierever • . ' v TT-i A rairphlet. "How to Obtain ratents," v' b u the world. A names «f« uml cl: m! fnj^ynrState, count. >• IV roun RTACK ACTTVS, eral districts of the State,ar­ petizing foqfr V V*'! •' *' ' '-.lOp°tbottle ; $6.00 for f. bottles. towu, sent froe. Address, Or yon nro nil worn out, really good for noth.. ij { i,y drug: i - * s If not, send tous. •' flbAftt tb" inir, it is general debility. Try rived here,to day and created "A man by -the"name of nHowrrs ihox mrrKits. , r.'wbn© EAUil C O . , Atlsnte, tts. C. A. SNOWS If w i l l cure yon, cleanse your l i v e r , a n d g *ve Opposite Yuicnl Oftioa, WaiLJaataii.-sa.'Lt' a sensation M 7 announcing Corn was married '<vt Rocha good appetite. V* ic»PfcSIFiC OXYGENf v ': . * 7r CATARRH \. .1 Aiosp'ai Moo il R, ^ 1 DOLLARS • c AACA PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER . . • ' fc.' «*• ••... �The Senate has passed the W ANTED! ing wide and smooth. Then Bland seigniorage coinage A remedy for disease mid de compare this with the roads bill, 44 for it and 31 against bility, especially for thosedis 1). R. Dougherty, Editor. eases which physicians have we have been pulling up and it. The vote was taken last K. C. ltivers, Publisher opronounced incurable. down for a century, then you week. The bill as passed went t o the President on I H A V E J U S T R E ' I V E D M Y S P R I N G A N D S U M M E R We give below a lew of the 7 h ui'sday, March , 22, I Si)4. can ha ve some idea of the ad the many letters which we vantage of an improved road Monday and it naw is left GOODS, have received, and which we with him to say what shall like the new turn-pike And hn\e a beautiful line ol cal.'icoes a t 7 and 7% cents publish with the consent of The Cleveland ndministrabe the final fate of the bill. per yard; beautiful line of drapery at 9 fcts., worth 12 els.; I writers who are eonvin tion in North Carolina is not On what grounds will the Some think that Cleveland we a s popular as a true Demo­ populist make their Cam­ nnineook a t 1 0 ctn., worth 1.5 ctH.; o f pi** s i l k | hnveclcscHl'ietl found will vetoe .the bill, others plaids 12% cts. Bed ticking, good, a t 1 5 to 20 cts.; bleech- 1 "in Compound Oxygen Treat­ crat would wish. Some of paign this year? The coin­ think he will approve it the leading papeis advocate age bill has been passed by While lie may not do either ing 8 to 12; fancy lawn 5 cts.; challies, fine, 0 to 7 cents; ment of Dry. Starkey tfc Paa pure State campaign on t h e D e m o c r a t s , t h i s w a s Bedford cord dress goods. 12 cts., worth 15; nice crape 10 leu. but let the bill go over foi State issues alone and to sa.y their pet scheme. Surely they the ten days, then it will be­ cts.; percales 12% et.s., worth 1 8 cts.; black sntine a t 11 "My daughter was cured of a s little In favor of the ad­ will not take up the subcome a law without the Pres­ cts. and up; domestic 7% cts. A large lot of cotton jeans Asthma by one treatment otcom pound Oxygen, af-er suffering ministration as possible. We Treasury idea again, nor will from 10 cts up, and everythir g else a t ident's signature. We rather for fifteen years, ED. n. WILLIS, think this idea is premature. they want t o advocate the BED ROCK PRICES. think this will be done. Tyler, Texas, What has Mr. Cleveland done ownership of the railroad etc. Come and see my beautiful stock of SPRING AND SUM. The Wilson hill now claims so abruptly that In cannot rphe question is forcibly pre the attention of the Senate MER GOODS. They are nice and cheap and 1 am going to "I used your compound Oxy­ gen about a year and a half abe endorsed by the Demo­ sented on what grounds will and will have the right or svive my friendsOind customers money, as 1 will sell low for go. I neglected to tell you of crats of the South ? lie has they make the coming cam­ way over everything else un­ cash or produce. So give me your trade. I will appreciate the great benefit I received from committed no act a s yet for paign We hear of efforts made til it is voted on. We believe it. its use. I have not been troub­ catarrh since.—F. VV. which heshould be politically iusjme localitiesuf the State J W WANTED I 500 pound of balm of Gilead bade,£5,000 led withSyracuse University Sy­ it will pass, and the soonei Revels, damned. His financial policy to organize the Third or pop the bett er. There is no doubt dozen eggs, 500 pounds nice yellow butter, 200 pounds of racuse, N. Y. is the only thing t h a t we ulist party and to bring into in our mind but the delay in bees-wax, 200 pounds new feathers, and all otffer kinds of Southerners can complain of said party the Republicans /resuming the business of the good country produce a t highest market prices. 1 widwant Send for book of two hundred and how is that ? He is op­ to strengthen them. South country. It does seem that All the roots, harks and herbs in the rnontain* this summer. pages for furtheriijformation,te» So when in need of anything in the g,iocs line cullnnusee tiu.onials, etc. A book sent free. posed to the free coinage of Carolina is now having inter­ there is little use of further me and I will do you right every tune. Home Treatment ser»1 out by ex­ press! a >e used at home. Office silver, unless by an interna­ nal strife over extreme meas­ debate on this tariff measure Treatment administered here. tional agreement, and we ures. The pcpulists have hut the Republican and Demconfess that we don't know worked up this strife and the cratic protectionists must .HrtinH Yours Anxious to please, wh ether this is right or wrong State is now in a bad way. have their 'Jay in court to 1521) Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. 120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal. We are in favor of the Bland Old Noith Carolina should discuss the measure if it ruins WILL W. HCLSCLAW. Mease mention this paper. bill a s a matter of policy,but hold on to her State Govern the the business of the coun­ we doubt whether this will merit that so justly fair and try. But the end will coiru NOTICE. help the present trouble but the people are so happily con and we must wait until the North Carolina, Watauga Co. we think it is proper and tented under it. Perhaps no Senate can spend their great Superior Court, Fall Term, right t o coin the seigniorage State has a better form of talent on the hill for the hen 1893. The fifteen men who lytic! now idle in the Treasury. If Government than North Car­ efir of their constituents, for . M. and W. W. Holsclaw, ed Daniel Slaughter, in Alle­ Mi. Cleveland vetoes this hill olina. The people govern. some want free iron, coal, su­ Administrator of B. L. Holsclaw, deceased, then we will consider him on We have no extreme vicious gar and etc while others want ghany, haveskipped to parts unknown. All but two <4 vs. the Hide of the Cold-bugsand laws. Our system is conser­ a tariff on these articles, and Eliza Holsclaw, widow of B. the lynchers are from Ashe against the common interest vative and economical. Our here is the contention the L. Holsclaw nnd the chil­ of the people. We still have county Government is plain tariff is ot a local interest. county, and most oF them dren of 13. L. Holsclaw, togreat faith in Cleveland as and practicable, without too Here is a great trouble far- were married men, George vvii: Hal tie E., Birdie E., Woody is said to be the leafi­ Hi Hie N. and Lena M. Holsbeing n brave honest man. much machinery. Our taxes bringing about proper re­ er, he has a wife and nine da IV. We are astonished, however, are lower than any other forms. By virtue of a decree of the hildren. It is reported that t h a t the present Congress S t a t e . O u r s c h o o l l a w s superior court of Wetnuga coun­ dees not develop n states­ ought t o be bettered and the One of our local pastors, some of the men are a t Big ty, made at Fall Term, 1894. of said court, we will, on the 2d day man who could Moses like de­ fund enlarged, but this will whose name we need not men Stone Gup, and others are of April, 1894, the same being liver the j>eople by his leader­ be done as soon as practica­ tion. just a s he had given out in Tennessee. the first Monday in said month, Mr. Harvey Heed the closing hymn one night ship from under the bondage ble. We ought, therefore, t o Laceyvllie, 0. sell to the highest bidder, at the Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pa* courthouse door in Boone coun­ of financial ruin. The coun­ maintain our present system recently attempted to sit ty. N. C., the following described down on a chair which a t ralysls of the Throat 1 i try looked to Hon. I). lb Hill and not allow extreme men tract or parcel of hind, lying in that moment happened tob«» a s the Moses, but lie is ahuge to get hold of the State Gov­ LOOK! READ! BARGA1NSI "I Thanlc God and Hood's Sarsa- Watauga county on theNvaters parllla for Perfect Health.» of Cove creek, adjoining the lands failure so far and it looks ernment, nor the county Gov absent without excuse. Pick 0 " Gentlemen: For tlie benefit or suffering hu­ of Horton and McBride's mill ing himself up the best way like no one is able t o open ernraen. If the populists get manity wish to state In order to make room for y®*" 11have suffered n few facts: For several place, Win. Bingham, Jacob from catarrh and heart the seal of distress. How­ control through the coali­ lie could, he turned to his liUluic, getting so bad I could not work aud Green and others; said tract of congregation who were brave our Spring and .Slimmer Goods, Could Scarcely Walk land known as the Thomas Bing­ ever, there is financial trou­ tion of the Republicans, we wo are offering special bargains I had a very bad spell of paralysis of the throat ham place, containingsixty acres ble everywhere. Other coun­ may expeet trouble by ex­ ly t o ing t o keep their faces some time ago. My throat seemed closed and more or less, a few acres of Rame l could Mtnllow. The tries are suffering like ours, treme measures aud a gener­ straight a n d said : "My all through our stock of goods— lilu'lTnot5'heart failure, and doctors said it being encumbered by the dower i' gave medicine, which I took according to directions, but It did financial matters are unjoint al upheavel of bad influences, friends, there .are occasions a great many articles tor less than H,°JC.80SSai? (l?. me My wife urged right ot Eliza Holsclaw, defend­ me to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. telling me Jf ilr. ant above named, That said upon which laughing is right Joseph C. Smith, who had been ACTUAL COST. ed everywhere and we know and internal strife. sale will be made on the follow­ and proper, and this is one We will not quote prices but At Death's Door not the cause. We hope that Where and when did the of them. Laugh just as but was entirely cared by Hood's Sarsaparilla. ing terms, to-wit: One half of will meet any something will be speedly March storms occur that Irl After talking with Mr. Smith, I concluded to the purchase money to be paid &L V°?f '9 Sapaparllla. When I had taken in cash and the residue payable much a« you please." The two bottles I felt very much better. I have done to relieve the people, if Hix, thegreat prophet fore­ HONORABLE COM­ continued taking it, anil am now feeling excel­ six months after date by note lent I thank God, and legislation will do it. I t is told? These storms did not congregation took him a t with approved security, bearing PETITION very probable t h a t the tariff take place we are glad t o his word.—Ex. HoocTs Sarsaparilla interest from date, title to the —AND— nnd my wife for my proDorty assured until the pur­ bill will hang up in the Sen­ note, but to the contrary The Breckinridge—Pollard W I L L N O 7 B E U N D E R aenlih." IIAKVKY Hrestoration to perfect chase moimv is paid. EED, Laceyvllie, O. a t e for several weeks yet, be­ March has been a most love­ suit a t Washington is going HOOD'S PILLS do not purge, pain or grips, This is a valuable and desira­ SOLD but act promptly, easily and efficiently. 25c. fore a vote is reached. We ly month. Old man Hix on. It is a sensational af­ ble farm, with some twenty to Come and see us before buying. twenty-five acres of rich and pro­ believe it will pass and be­ knows a s much about the fair. Col. Breckinridge play The Rutherford College* ductive hot torn, the residue l»eipg ed wild with Miss. Pollard, We will save you money. come a law and then it is coming weather as any man Burke CountyN. C„ first-class upland. It is situated hoped that, the country will no doubt and we had a s and she is sueing him for RESPECTFULLY, in one of the most desirable por­ Will open its Fall Term, tions of Watauga county, con­ rev v rapidly. If all these soon risk him as any living breach of promise, putting H. C. MARTIN & CO. her damage at $50,000. VV> bill- pass and become the man. We once heard an old are inclined to take sides Blowiug Rock, March 5th, 1894. Aug. 3. '93, under very prom venient to churches and schools. ising prospects. If is ten miles Persons desiring to purchase said laws, why not the count!v man say "my son is the with the women so far as tin' west of Hi .'kory, N. U, near property will do well t^ examine prosper. But some North smartest man according to evidence lias shown. But if the noted Connelly Springs, the same. F. M HOT SO- A w, Carolina Democrats are op- his sense I ever knew but the is not probable she will get whose waters are being ship VV. VV. HOLSCLAW, ped to Europe almost every oosing the Wilson bill and trouble is he don't know much damage. Col. Bieck inriilge is a Congress mem AdmY's. of B. L. Holsclaw, <i»H*d. day. Board, incliidinge**er.y speak of it as a protection much" this is the trouble ber Irom K.v., and a man of expense, is from f 5 . t o $9. per measure instead of tariff re­ with all the weather prophets tallent. But Miss. Pollard, f; * i t month. Tuition ranges from JM X ' .Tii lf L '. i l j f ir. tk ' tlfar « ?It ~ it L > : i iiw form. No one could hope t o and all other of the latter seems to have been engaged $1. to $4. per month. No have just such a bill as want­ day prophets. Some men to two other men about the healthier, happier and more We wish to call att< n- ion to our same lime, she claims the en moral place can be found in line of second-hand ed under the conditions of can guess better than others, Xgagement with Col. BrechinAmerica. A complete busi­ the Treasury that now exisr, however, hut it. is all guess ridge. AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '94, ness oo u rse a Much e l . Add ress Buggies, Carts, wagons, thegreat troubleconfronting work. The Indian said when 10 per cent, cut on prices. Dit. R. L. AI1EUNETHY, PRESIDENT, Hacks, Harness Etc, Congress is a deficiency in the it is clowdy /ill around and NOTICE. Rut herford College, N. C. They are almost good as new, revenues t o ruin the Govern- pouring down rain in the North Carolina, Watauga ctun SPOT ( ASH OR BARTER, and persons wishing to buy can men. Perhaps it is the best middle of it was a sure sign ty, In the Superior Court' NEVER TEN DAYS. secure bargains by calling on us. Daniel Yates bill t h a t could have been ad­ of rain. This was true. VVe have a big lot of NEW vs Special Attractions: Matchless vised under the present con­ Ida Yates Look over our list and com­ climate. Wonderful health record. BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARTS, The weather is so delight The detendant above named pare our prices with those selling HARNESS Ac ditions. Let us be charit­ fill t h a t we feel highly favor­ will take notice that an action on time. "Money saved is mon­ Delightful homelife. Well ordered on hand, which will he sold on able. course ofinstructions. Thorough ed. Grass is coming on fast, entitled as above has been com­ ey made." JC. reasonable terms. If we havenot We travelled the new turn­ and soon we will have pas­ menced in the Superior Court ot We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds l,v equipped gymnasiums. Music got what you want, we will under the celebrated Prof. Grapike the other day and was ture for our stock. Under Watauga county, to desolve the good coffee for $1.00, 1 6 pounds bau (German). Art under Miss take pleasure in getting any bonds of matrimony which now pleased a t the progress made the hard financial diRtr?ss exist between the pltff. and de­ extra C' sugar for $1.00, best Blythe (Paris). House in seven thing for you in our line. VVe buy that we have been laboring un in completing the road, the der so long, it is a great re fendant. And the said defendant calico (5 to 7 1-2 cts per yard, cot acres of wooded lawn in the heart direct from manufacturers and check, 27 7 cts. of a beautiful city. Rooms finely grading is now principally lief t o have such an early and will further take notice that she ton yard, and inches wide, gents' finished. Steam heatingand san can, therefore, give you very per ladies' and is required to appear at the next made six miles, all the bridg- fa vorable spring season. We term of the Superior court of said hats cheaper than they have ev­ it.ary plumbing throughout. The close prices. charges as low as a fine school f are yet t o be put up. When have many causes to be county to be held on the 8th. er been sold before. We have a full line of new Hnr thankful, and we should all Monday after the 1st, Monday VVe are just receiving a full line can make them. Sea l for cata ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev completed it will be a magnilogue. Address take heart and dismiss our in March 1894, at the court in dress erything in the harness line. Can fi< ? cnt road and we believe it gloom and renew our energy said county in Boone North Car­ of ladies'buyers.goods at prices to R EV. JaMEs A TKINS, suit Ihe Asheville, N. c. beat the world on prices. vili be the cause of other im­ and increase our crops. olina and answer or demur to WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. the complaint in said action or 8^" We will take in exchange, provements in road making. It is gratifying to know the plaintiff will apply to the Call and see us and we can save LA DIRS Think of an almost level that both Senator Vance court for the relief demanded in you money. Needing a tonic, or children who want build­ hoises. mules, and also good bee R'CsP. ing up, should take cattle. Give us a call. BROWN'S IRON iilTTKM. .JOHNSON EDM1ST EN & CO. grade from Boone to Blow­ nnd Congressman Wilson are j said complaint. This 20th day It is pleasant; cures Malaria, Indigestion, Biliousness, Liver Com plaints aud Neuralgifw H L N K L L , C R A I G & C O . Blowing Rock, March 5. ing Rock and not a stream fast improving and will soon; of March. 1884. Lenoir . C. J o e B. T ODD, C. 8. C, or ford, every for 1 being niee- take their places inCongress. \ The Watacua Damura!, ly bridged over, the road be­ NEW mm CHEAP , Starkey & Pafen, LOOK a LITE i! Ashsvilie Female College. — �IN MEM0RIAM. occured on Beaver Dam last To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT Sunday week. Wiley Farth­ We are reminded every day ings oldest son about 20 that "Man that is born of I copyl year #1.00 years of age died suddenly woman is oI ftnv days and fu11 " 6 months 50 " 8 moyths 85 supposed cause of the death of trouble, lie coiueth forth was grippe which resulted in like a flower and is cut down; ADVERTISING RATES. brain fever. This young man he fieeth also as a shadow, Wakes to Find Her Little 1 inch 1 week $ .75 1 " 1 month 1.75 was a bright intelligent boy. and coutirmeth not." One Strangling. This community received a 1 " 3 " 3.00 We feel great s.\ ni pa thy for 1 " r> " 5.00 the bereaved family and severe shock on the 11 th inst. 1 " 1 year 7.00 She Saves its Life by thd 1 column 1 week 9.00 friends. If we are not mis­ by the death of Charles Lee 1 " 3 month 13.50 taken the young man lived Fat thing, son of IF II. Far Prompt Use of 1 " 3 " 25.00 a t his aged grandfathers t h i n g , E s q . H e h a d b e e n 1 " G " 37.50 Dndly Farthing, and supper- staying with his grand-fath­ 1 " 1 year 50 00 intended the farm lor him. er, Dudley Farthihg, for some "One of my children had Crciup. The case was attended by our physi4*» m 1 time, and did n good day's Entered a t the Postoffice a t cian, and was supposed to be well under control. One night I waii F;oin Bamboo, N. C* work on Wednesday the 7th. startled by the child's hard breathing, and on going to it found it Boone. N. C., a s second-class That night he was taken strangling. It had nearly ceased to breathe. Realizing that the child's Editor Democrat: mail matter. I notice on the first Mon­ with a severe chill and ach­ alarming condition had become possible in spite of the medicines given, I reasoned that such remedies would be of no avail. Having part of a LOCAL NEWS. day in eaeli month a num­ ing of the bodv, and especial­ bottle of AYER'S Cherry Pectoral in the house, I gave the child three ber of applicants before the ly of the head. His sufferings doses, at short intervals, and anxiously awaited results. From the moment the Pectoral was given, the child's breathing grew easier, and, •-Send ns the news of your county commissioners want­ were very great indeed until in a short time, she was sleeping quietly and breathing naturally, The neighborhood, please. ing the county to help some a few hours before he died. child is alive and well to-day, and I do not hesitate to say that AYElt'S Cherry Pectoral saved her life,"~-C. J. WOOLDRIDGE, Wortham, Tex. —A very old man Thomas poor man, woman, or some He passed away calmly and "I wish to express my high appreciation of AYER 'S Cherry Pectoral, of their children whom they without much pain. Every­ Love, of Renvoi Darn is very having had occasion to use it in many cases, two of which, W. F. Owen low and not expected to live. claim are in a helpless condi­ thing was done for his relief and Jos. Johnson, were abscess of the lungs, involving almost the entire tion. Now, is thisr right? Are that could be done. The doc­ organ. The patients wefe treated by several physicians, and were pro­ —Mrs. Lueinda Hardin is not those men and women tor pronounced it a v e r y nounced to be in the last stages of consumption. Being placed in my hands, the main part of the treatment Was AYER'S Cherry Pectoral. visiting her daughter, Mrs. some one's fathers and moth stubborn case of brain fever, This was about eight years ago, and both men are now, to all appearance, Nelia Church, at Shell Creek, in perfectly sound health. I have used this remedy in a number of other ers, and have they not got which seems t o be correct. Tenn. cases with like favorable results."— JoifN A. RITTKR, M. 1)., WeBt He was 1 7 years, 1 1 mos. children living in Watauga —The groundhog has pro­ who ought and should take and 1 day old when he died. Baden, Ind. "When my children had the whooping cough, AYER'S Cherry Pectoral ven himself a false prophet care of them? Children, did H e p r o f e s s e d r e l i g i o n a n d did them more good than any other medicine."— Mrs. M. BROCKWELL, this year, for the weather not those fathers and moth­ joined the church a t the age Harris, Tenn. since his debut has been ox ers watch over and care for of 14 years, and lived a con(•optionally fine. von when von could not care sistant member n n t i 1 his Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. —Cant, T. J . and T. F. Cof- for yourselves, and now when death. 2?rom.;pt, t o aot, suire t o o n r e His death was a pang to fey returned from a horsetra they are nen r their three score ding expedition on Monday and ten, will yon become tir- every heart, and especially last, and report times very ed of them and make applica to the young, for he was a tion tor help to support them great favorite with his asso­ hard in the south. ciates. His devotion to the in their declining years? —Persons writing for pub­ cause of religion was very lication. will please not with­ Children a n d connection, marked; ever ready to con­ hold their names, for we nev­ stop a moment and think be­ STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. fore you do this. You may tribute to the support of the er publish an article without s o m e t i m e b e c o m e o l d a n d gospel and all bene volent, en­ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. knowing its author. terprises. I had the honor helpless and have to bleared W H E R E A S , official information has been received a t — W. R. Groeen has remov­ for. The saying is that such and pleasure of being his tea­ this Department that Frank Ragan, Sr., and J . S. Ragan, ed from the jail and will make measure as } e g i v e , t he same cher a few years ago, and nev members of a band of robbers have b»en charged with va­ h i s f u t u r e h o m e o n M e a t shall be measured to von a- er found it necessary to re­ rious crimes of robbery and conspiracy to rob, steal etc!, Camp, and N. N. Colvard a- gnin. 1 do not think there is prove him for anything, nei­ committed in the county of Watauga, and gain takes charge of the jail. an able bodiea man in Wat­ ther have 1 known him to be Whereas, it appears that the said Frank Ragan, Sr., and —Miss Nannie Rivers, left auga, who is willing to work, guilty of a rude net, since that J . S Ragan have fled the Stale, oi so concealed themselves on last Thursday morning hut who could take care of time. So I feel free t o s a y t h a t the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon for Barium Springs, in Iredell father, mother, or grandfa- t h a t the life of Charlie Far­ them. Now, 1herefore, I, Elias Carr, Governor of the State of county, where she will be em- ther and mother, if need be, thing is worthy of imitation by all young men. Obedient North Carolina, h.v virtue of authority in me vested by law. ployed in the Presbyterian and oughl t o do it cheerfuldo issue this my PROCLAMATION, offeringa reward of one Orphanage a t that place. l.v. Those ol 1 people will not to parets and teacher, kind hundred and twenty-five dollars each for the apprehension —You can get mould boards, be with us long and I think and polite to all were some and delivery of the said Frank Ragan, Sr., and J.S. Ragan land slides, dogs and points we should comfort them and of the charactai istics of our to the sheriff o* Watauga county, a t the court house in Boone, and I do enjoin all officers of the State and all good for Farmer's Friend kill side support thein in their declin­ departed brother. citizens to assist in bringing said criminals to justice. The berieved parents have plows, also steel shovel and ing years, and not place them upon the charity of the coun­ the sympathy of their many Done a t our city of Raleigh, the 2nd day of February, in bull tongue plows a t Will W. the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundrd and nine­ ty. And should God in His friends, yet we feel sure t h a t ty four and in the one hundred ana eighteenth year of our Holsclaw's. wisdom see fit t o give us chil­ they do not mourn as those American Independence. ELIAS CARU. fi^"Speeial f ir cash! You dren who are in a helpless con who have no hope. While we By the Governor: can get 14 lbs. of extra "J' dition, we ought to bear it have sustained a great loss, S. F. TELLFAIR, Private Secretary sugar for #1.00; 1 4 lbs. rice cheerfully and not ask f o r it is his eternal gain. for #1.00; 1 2 lbs. fine fish for He was buried a t the fami­ help to support I hem. #1.00, and 4 lbs. soda for 25 ly burial ground on Monday I have not written thie as cts, a t Will W. Holsclaw's. a ''eflection upon any one- with a largecrowJ of sympa­ —Mrs. R. C. Rivers, with but all should take into com thizing people present. The her little son, Ralph, arrived sideration t h a t those old pen funeral services were conduc­ in boone on last Saturday, pie were pioneers of our beau ted by Rev. J. F. Eller and having spent the winter with tiful country a n d endured the pastor of Bethel church. L. C. WILSON. h«*r father, Dr. P. C. Jurney, many hardships. Friends, Hattie. March 18, 1894. of Olin. stop and ask yoursel ve wheth —James H. Bryan, whohns er or not it is right to allow Tie trouble with most cough been on the market all win­ them to become paupers up­ medicines is that they spoil the appetite, weaken digestion, and ter with horses, spent some on the county while you and create bile. Ayer's Cherry Pec­ BSTTHB DEMOCRAT ONE YEAH ONE DOLLAR."®® days in Boone last week, and lean support them and save toral, on the contrary, while it returned to Lenoir on Sun­ our commissioners a lot of gives immediate relief, assists teres^NO1HE ILdElO &>UUSCRIIiE.-m-m rather than impairs the assimil­ day, where he will remain du­ trouble and a heap of abuse. ative process. C. ring the summer. We are glad to learW that —We have received ail in­ Morganton Herald: With Maj. Bobbins, of Statesville, teresting poem from Robert his grace, the Duke of Rich­ has been appointed on the B. Greer. Robert is a bright mond, opposing the Demo­ Board to mark the position little boy and has written it crats in theninth distrietand of the Confederates a t Gettys­ well and we are sorry we are with the "Bull of the Brushburg. The Maj. is a very not prepare in the DEMOCRAT ies'' beginning to bellow in the suitable man for the place. office, to publish poetry and eighth, things promise t o be He will receive #10 p?r day. verse. If we were prepared lively enough. There is just we would take great pleasure o n e g o o d t h i n g a b o u t t h e "What's in a name?" Well that candidacy of Pearson and depends. For instance, the name in printing it. Linney. Should they be suc­ of 'Ayer' is sufficient guarantee —Genial Fied Hyams, of cessful, all parties could lay that Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a gen­ blood and Charlotte, representing Drew c l a i m t o h a v i n g w o n t h e uine, scientificlike so purifier,that not a sham, much ry, Hughes & Co., of Rich­ fight. Even if this were not goes by the name of "sarsapar­ B. B. DOUGHER1Y PRINCIPAL. mond, Va., took in our town so, the party that, got knock illa." Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the A high school for boys and girls. Starts the students last week and sold some nice ed out might reasonably ex­ standard. aright, and prepares teachers for the public schools. pect, from the fondness these bills to our merchants. He gentlemen ha ve shown for the Teachers are expected t o meet on Saturdays t o discuss says that he is representing spice of variety in their po­ Judge Whitaker, of North the best methods of teaching. Young men can here prepare for college a t a low cost. one of the best houses in the litical broth, to have them Carolina, is undergoing se­ Special drill in debate and declaiming. vere criticisms, he is reported South, and farther that they back on their side of t h e Spring term began Jan. 1st, 1894. For othef"informa have one of the best looking fence before the two yeais to be arrogant, tyranical, ex tion address the principal. term expires. centric, ill-tem perec Judge, travelling men t o be found, neither of which assertions Improper and deficient care of some reports are to the ef­ Relieve* oil serene,, of the mtienis membrane and curcsGONORRHCEA. and GLEET In » tes days. No the scalp will cause grayness of | fect that he has created, aother treatment necessary. Never cause* stricture oe P we doubt in the least. leaves any injutious a Oct effect,. Price, fi. Sold -f. 1 baldness, the 1 hair and 1 aldness. Escape! mong the people, severe anby druggists. _ BLOOD BALM CO.. Pn'», Msntu g* —We learn from Ilev. C. S. both l)V the nso of thnt reliable •I f,,h.-rrnos fi . .• HIST -HinRf If SUBSCRIPTION RATE S t h e Night © OOOOO COCO ©CO ^ UUVAX'S MUiM.. A MOTHER AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL SAY I Ayer's Cherry Pectoral 8Y THE G0VE8N08! $250.00 REWARD, THIS IS NO RDM BUG TO;DRAW TRADE! -o- I MEAN BUSINESS. -o 1 rom now until the first dav of April I will sell my stock of CLOTHING OVERCOATS —AND— At 1 9 per cent ubove COST! If you don't think I mean it 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 i t before spring. tm- CALL AND LOOK l I would call, your attention t o the big cut in prices in my other lires -O GLOBE ACADEMY iMiivny % W. L. BRYAN, ©O©© ©© O© ©© O© 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 6 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_1894_0322_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: March 22, 1894] 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 1894-03-22 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/3bbea7996b2805d7ee00c71c0f92f32d.pdf ad0c81a4da55dc3d080bc64325d18d9b PDF Text Text VI _ 1 VOL 6 The Wage Earner BOONE, WATAUGA WASH INGTON COUNTY. N. C., THURSDAY, MARCH. 29- 1894, NO. 24. LETTE R. state of exhaustion, but fresh DECE IT AND YICT0RY. A DUEL WITH CLUBS. must stand firmly and resolv obstacles have constantly Wi I in i ngtou M essenger. edl.v by the party and the law "The most remarkable duel From our Regular Correspondent. Theie is a way that seem- of the party. confronted them, and as they I ever witnessed," said Will­ could not be avoided they eth right unto some men but What will President Cleve 4. If possible the State iam A. Gladwin to the St. Lou land do with the Bland hill have had to be overcome. it will lead to defeat. There campaign should be chiefly is Globe Democrat man, 'was for the coinage of the seign­ Since the bill has been before is another way, rugged some confined to State issues—to away out in Montana sever­ iorage, now in his hands? the full committee the Repu what and hedged about with matters that concern the peo al years ago. It wasn't one is, without doubt, the greatest There is more anxiety a- lienns have taken advantage some difficulties and dangers pie of North Carolina in their of your fin de siecle afiairs of benificiary of life insurance. It affords him an absolutely safe mong Democrats to have of every opportunity to adc but it may lead to victory. domestic matters and policy honor, nor was it a glove 2011 means of investing his savings this question answered than to the delay, and owing to We are persuaded of some­ If Federal politics should he test for points; it was simply and a guarantee that those de­ discussed it should be done an attempt to decide who was has been observable for a t he absence of Sena tor Va rice things. pending on his earnings will 1. Veiy much in North Car by the members of the Con a b l e t o g i v e a n d t a k e t h e these opportunities h a v be amply provided for at his long time. It involves a demise. Under the Tontine great deal more than the been frequent* The f a c o l i n a w i l l d e p e n d u p o n t h e gress. They will have to give most punishment; Two bur policy of the in^re coinage of 55,000,000 should not be forgotten by character cf the men selected an account of their steward ly fellows in our prospecting silver dollars, for which it critically inclined Democrat for office. We positively be ship, and the people must party had a difference which p r o v i d e s . I t w i l l d e c i d e that when all of the members lieve that there is a consider­ say if they like tla recofc they wanted to settle by he is also provided with a safe­ whether the attempt now of the Finance committeeare able and growing element in made. The Democratic law shooting each other, and it guard against misfortune besides receiving a much larger amount being made to unite the Dein present the Democrats have t h e d e m o c r a t i c p a r t y t h a t at Chicago should he the rule was only by disarming them of insurance for the same amount ocrats in Congress and the only one majority. With will repudiate men ot doubt­ by which to make the mem­ both that we saved their bul of premiums paid in. It is bet­ administration on a basis of one Democratic absentee the ful characters and u p o u bers of the Fifty-third Con lets. The men were very sur ter than the savings bank, better than the building association, I e t - b y - g o n e s - b e - b y - g o n e s committee is a tie politically whom is resting suspicion gress—Senators and Repre­ ly after being deprived of better than government bonds. shall be a failure, or success It was thenbsence ofSenatoi that is damaging. The men sentatives—square. No man their six-shooters and for seV Better for the wage earner, 01 for that will enable the party to Vance that enable the Repub nominated for office must be has a right to expect the peo e r a l h o u r s d i d n o t s p e a k . anyone, than any other method ever originated. For facts and go into the 'Jongiessional licans on the committee t< like Caesar's wife—"abovesus pie to pronounce favorably Then they approached each figures, address campaign with a reasonable stave off the beginningof the picion." If there is u taint upon his recoid if he has not other and conversed with a W. J. RODDEY, hope ol retaining control of b* ginning of the debate unti upon them they will lose ma­ faithfully maintained in let­ c a l m n e s s t h a t s o m e o f t h e For the Carolina», Rock Hill, S. C. ny a vote. If the political ter and spirit, the law of the party mistook for a burial of the House. It may also de April 2nd. Unless all indications are wire-pullers and machine ma­ old party of the Constitution the hatchet, and the wag of cide the fale of the tariff bill PROFESSIONAL. as there are many Demo at fault the administration chine manipulators do not and the Union as laid down the crowd handed over his crats in both Houseand Sen will soon start a programme know this much, they are re­ at Chicago by its representa dug and invited them to «»te whose constituents are that will cause the working ally ignorant of what the peo tives delegates in Nationa 'chew the pipe of peace.' A more directly interested in democrats to enter the Con­ pie are thinking and saying. Convention assembled in'92 few minutes afterward each TTORNEY AT AY gressional campaign with en­ Men who are honest, reliable, That is the way the "Messen­ man lounged off into the ad­ Boone, N. C. the silver than the tariff. A number of eastern Demo thusiasm. I cannot without intelligent, faithful, with po ger" regards it. The great joining timber, going in op­ Feeling crats who did everything in violating confidence enter in litical principles and with fi­ doctrine of Democracy, form­ posite directions W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. their power to prevent Con to the particulars, but if this delity to those principles, ulated in one brief sentence nervous, I struck out after Boone, N. C. gross passing the Bland bill programme be carried out with clean hands and pnre is—"Equal rights to all men them, f lost the track of the Resilient Physician. Office rresi the republicans who still re­ records, who are genuine dem and special privileges to man 1 was following, and de­ on King Street north of Post are now advising the P dent to sign the bill, or at main in federal offices, out- o c r a t s a n d s t a n d u p o n t h e none." That cuts off—digs spaired of finding him until I Office. least to allow it to become s i d e the classified service Chicago platform of 1892, up the dry roots—of all class leard a thud, like a man's a law without his signature would better be looking a- unyieldingly and b o 1 d 1 y legislation, including high skull being battered. I folif he feels that he cannot con­ round for new jobs, unless mo squarely--these are the tariffs that rob, paternalism owed up the sound and was scientiously sign it, and sil­ they have money enough to men to select. Men who com and all wild-cat, iinposible soon the spectator of a bru­ ATTORNEY AT LA IF, uuitid the confidence of t h e theories a nd legisla tion. H e tal duel on the old Indian MARION, N. C ver Democrats who have not spend the summer in idleness. oest men in thecommunities, find wecannotsay to-day all dan. The men had drawn been to the White House Those democrats who believe — ( ° ) — since the big silver fight at that the offices under a demo and who are known to have we purposed, so we will con­ ots for the first blow, and Will practice in the courts of ma tic administration should ntegrity and honor, person clude to-morrow. the loser had stood his Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ the extra session have gone al and political, and who can ground while Ids adversary to Mr. Cleveland and urged be filled by democrats will be ttood Advice to u Uirl. ell and all ither counties in the western district lflr*S|>ecin1 atten as a matter of party policy pleased with some things that not be bought or silenced i»y George W. Childs once said tried to fell him with sometion given to the collection of that the trill be allowed to will occur in the near future, the persuasions of office or to a girl from the West, who hing very like a club. As claims. become a law 7 . The silver- unless my information i s the allurements of patron went to him with letters and provided in the code the men age—these are the kind of trie hope of sufficient influ took turns in giving and re­ Democrats of the west and wrong. W. B. O unci 11 M. D. T. C. Blackburn. Representative Tucker, of andidates to be presented enee to do something in the el ving blows, and when i got Booae, C. Zionrillo, C. south—how numerous they are in Congress may he seen Va., although not yet forty- or the support of good citi­ arable field of journalism: up each had two, if not three by referring- to the vote on one years old. has a right to zens, detnoera t a a nd pa t riots. "Little woman,if you can do chances to brain the other. ich had his face covered this (all in both House an 1 feei proud of the part he has The opposite of these will be something, go ahead and do taken in shaping the legisla­ scrathed by the thousands. it. The world is hungry for with blood and was begin* Senate—,rnany of whom sup­ nor Calls attended at all ported the administration tion of the present Congress. Mark what is said. something new. It is an om­ ning to be feeble. 1 stood for 2. Nor th Carolina must be nivorous creature, but it honrs.ltl* moment overcome with against their own convic­ Although there were several June 1, '93. tions in securing the repeal other bills providing for the controlled by the democrats. wants a change constantly. lorror. and then drawing my same thing it was his bill for The progress of theState, the Keep as quiet as you can. revolver came forward and K. F. LOV1LL. J. C. FLETCHER. of the purchasing clause of maintenence of education the Keep out of men's way as ompelled the combatants to the Sherman silver law, say the repeal of the federal elec­ safety of the negro counties, much as you can, for it is quit. Neither suffered per­ that the veto of this bill will tion laws that was reported, the pel petuity of the grand trespassing on private prop manently from his punish­ >e accepted as proof positive passed arid became a law. An irinciples of the party that ert.y. Keep yourself in good ment, and the exponents of ATTORNEYS AT LAW, c.v thousands of their con other compliment has just lave been the main-stay of h e a l t h , g o o d s p i r i t s a n d one of the most beutal duel­ stituents ihat President Cleve been paid the skill of Mr. BOONE, N. 0. the country for nearly a cen­ good clothes, and don't try ing codes ever heard of lived Tucker by the House com­ Special attention given and is unalterably opposed tury, and the hope of the peo to be n good fellow or one of to become fairly friendly with ho silver, and that the result mittee on the election ofPres to the colletion of claims. pie for deliverance when pass­ the boys. Save half of your each other." would certainly be disasl ident and Vice President and L. L. GREENE, <fc CO., •ous in the Congressional Representatives in Congress, ing through fiery trials, and earnings. Go to church. Be Messenger: We like in the whieh selected his joint reso- spoliation and persecution agreeable, but reserved, and REAL ESTATEAG'TS. elections. Three members of were the order of each pass­ if some honorable man offers pulling, wavering, uncertain thecabinei-SecretariesGresh ution providing for a con­ ing day, depend upon demo- yon his name and protection, )olitical utterances of these ROONE, N. C. man. Smith, and Herbert— stitutional amendment for the election of Senators by di •ratic supremacy we think. give it nil up, marry him, p e r p l e x i n g t i m e s t o r e a d Will give special attention have advised Mr. Cleveland 3. To control North Caroli and devote your energies to Main, direct, positive declar­ to abstracts of title, the sale to sign the bill. It is be'iev- rect vote of the people, al­ na democra ts must not desert home-making. The business ations of Democratic fealty. of Real Estate in W. N. C. ed that the delegation of though there were severe 1 oth the old flag. Democratic prin­ world is no place for a wo­ We have seen so many newsThose having farms, timber N°w York hankers who are ers of a similar nature before and mineral lands for sale, her* asking that the bill be the committee, to he favnru ciples are old and tried; not man. It is a rough place, caper attempts to make de­ will do well to call on said Co. new and experimental. The and people ha veto get rough sertion and hedging appear vetoed are adding to its bly reported to the House. at Boone. doctrine of State Rights, the to succeed in it. I know hut) asloyalty and determination The House has been workL. L. GREEA&CO. chances of becoming a law, ng faithfully on the regular rule of the people, a constitu­ dreds of gentlewomen in bus­ that to read the following In fact, there has been a March 16, 1893. tional government with limi­ iness, but they always seem from Gov. Turney when ask­ chance in public opinion with annual appropriation bills, tations, equality before the to me like going fishing in a ed to make a statement on NOTICE. in a week, and a majority uid it has been making a aw, the imperial administra­ dress suit and white gloves. the silver question is positive Hotel Property tor Sale. now believed that the bill good record, both in quanti­ very refreshing indeed. He On account of failing health will become a law. with or ty of business done and in the tion of law equal taxes and Exquisite fabrics are not incurdens, a free ballot, a fair tende( for rough and ready gave this in response: of myself and wife, I offer for sale amount of money appropria­ my hotel property in the town ot without the President's sign­ "My statement is the na­ ted—every appropriation has count, personal security in wear." Boone, North Carolina, and will ature. tional platform. I have not ife, property, liberty, includg 4ell low for cash and make terms The revised tariff bill will been reduced materially. The Courier Journal says: hanged from itone inch, nor ing soul liberty, asevereeoon to suit the buyer, and will take "The National Democratic a half an inch, nor a quarter be reported to the Senate real or personal property in ex­ oiny in public expenditures, platform is the chart for the of an inch, nor even one Morganton Herald: A gen­ this week, and the debate will change. Apply soon. lonest.v and responsibility President to consult. Bro­ hair's breadth. I have not * W. J . BRYAN. begin Monday, April 2. This tleman who has been over a and fidelity in public officials ken pledges always bring bro­ eparted from it all. I have is authentic and official. No good deal of the eighth dis­ NOTICE. of all grades, low taxes and ken hopes. Now,asever, the said this to whoever put the Parties putting papers in one can possibly regret the trict lately says that Colonel the money of the Constitu­ question is, shall the people uestian to me. The plntmy hand for execution will unexpected delay in getting RomulusZubulon Linney. the govern or is this a nation of orm adopted by the last na­ tion—these pleas e ad va nee the fees wi th the bill before the Senate bold bad "Bull of the Brush-1"""" """"" are democratic special privileges, impregna- tional Democratic convetithe papers and they will re- irore than the Demooiath iw," haa hie tail up in P u r l ^"naa.r.entals with per> gpn b , y entrenched and strong i 111 is my political religion, eei ve prom pt attention, other­ think, however, that this is . uine. stmon-pure, Jeffersoni- 'enough to rule roivh-shon r (0 papers and IS going to run for J aM> Jacknoman, JSfewon Da-! over the many who taxesand not the m ost import mt wise they will be returned members of the H MMM»« not executed for the want of jmitteedo. f . hey have work-1Congress next, fall or know visoniun disciple. So if demo-' w 0l -k for a living? Answer, thing in a candidacy for a fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. fed until they are almost in a the reason why. crats are to control they G rover Cleveland, which. Govern^ « of Tennessee." Equitable Life W. B. U0UNC1LL, Ju. A L . J. F MORPIIKW, Councill & Blackburn, Physicians & Surgeons. LOYILL & FLETGHER, O �i'flj "Nuaija iJouio vfdl strain upon one man to bear A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper, devoted to the interest ot Coun­ ty State and Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa­ tauga Countv. N. C. ALREADY SETTLED, upon his own shoulders tlie weight of the whole Demo­ cratic party. Yet this is what Mr. Howell does. He outlines the party policy, con trols the conventions, nomi­ nates the candidates, whips in the recalcitrants, and guarantees the success of the party and the property of the county. It was due wholly and solely to his efforts that Cleveland was elected to the presidency; he, an not Mr. Cleveland, is the great popu­ lar leader. He is the mould­ er and maker of Democratic sentiment. He puts men up and pulls them down and no man can say him nay. He is indeed a great and good man. Long live Clark Howell! vive Standaid keeper's Mot ice. The people of Watauga will take notice that I have pro­ cured a room in the court house where I will attend at the commissioners' court the first Monday in each month for t'ie purpose of sealing the weights and measures for the people. The law requires this to be done every two yeais. Bristol Courier. J. H. COOK,' The Atlanta 'Constitution' S TANDARD K EEPER. has given notice that in '96 it will not support any eandi Times are bound to get bet date for the Presidency who ter. The people will yet take hails from the eastern states. charge of this government. And as no candidate who They will not always submit fails of securing the powerful to misrule. 'Till they do this, we will have to'grin and bear support of the 'Constitution' it,' but let us do it as cheer­ can cherish even a remote fully as we can. N. M. Allen hope of election, it follows will help all he can by making that the whole matter is vir­ reductions on his tin-ware, tually settled and if the dem­ glass-ware, crockery, a n d hardware. ocratic party hopes to win it must go west or south for its la Constitution. EDUCATE YOUR GIRLS candidate. Not only so, but -ATthe party leaders will not Morganton Herald: Last. Claremont Female Col dure present the name of an Monday Uncle Bartlett Sisk, lege, eastern man to the noinina was in town and as usual HICKORY, N. C. ting convention. held forth to quite a large Unsurpassed for location, thor­ To our mind this also puts crowd of friends. Finally he an end to any aspirations af­ became talkative about poli­ oughness and cheapness. Christian, but not sectarian. ter a third term which Mr. tics. "Gentlemen," he said, Faculty able and painstaking. Cleveland may be secretly en­ "I've alvvays been a Demo­ Special advantages in Music. tertaining. There might of crat and I expect tocontinue Send for Catalogue. ADDRESS course be a popular uprising, to vo'ethe Democratic ticket UEV. J. L. MURPHY , Presiden t such as in 1892 carried Mr. even if Congress gives the Cleveland to Washington o- United States to Canada ;bnt HollySpring College. Butler, Johnson, Co., Tenn. ver the protests of the politi­ this country seems to be get­ cians. But Mr. Cleveland had ting in a bad shape, a migh­ Beautifully and accessibly as well understand first as ty bad shape.f Why, sirs, if located. Ample boarding accommo­ l a s t t h a t d e a l i n g w i t h t h e something ain't done we will dations. 'Constitution' is a very differ be ruled by kings in fifty Faculty of six teacher ent thing from dealing with years—regular kings,—not in Two hundred and eighty Tammany and and Bourke name, but in principle. five students last year. Both sexes admitted. Cochran. He may therefore "These^Stimes remind me Thorough work done in all gethis'cuckocs' together and of the old woman and the branches. set sail for some quiet, sea owl. * * *" Next session begins Aug. girt isle in the political ocean. 7 1893. Already he is falling into "inWrite for catalogue. A Xotlier's Doty. noccuous desuetude," being, J^S. H. S MITH, P RES'T. The wom.an was up before so to speak, "killed by his the court for whipping her twm.w .,nrll *«*»? x/tkf/tH k. own patard." • rr»» > T.,n Imr •• husband, and as it was not m.y a.I oak. «. auk.kti »• na ;<aeb jr.. *at*fc1, k.w I. .UTI Ha •• la We cannot help but think the first time, the Judge was |ll.d>|.i ik. .tail,«*4 a.a a*,aa f» aa. >.tk Ma.., all a«a>. la av raat a/ aartu ,aa mm iraaaa at kaM., f1», however, that the 'Constitu­ disposed to bejsevere. i ray I Hi. mmr\ kU la aaw. tion' has been a little prema­ "Prisoner, hejsaid sternly, a...V *W EAIILT, BPBaDILT I D A :JV i_4 OX ."X*«. atti tai l ture in its action. Cleveland "you have been here before a* m <ts.. is a good man, or at least he on the same charge, but is so considered by the mas­ knowing the kind of a man BROWN•S IRON BITTERS ses of the people, and the sin your husband is I have been cures Dyspepsia, In­ of vetoing the Bland seignior lenient. Now what huveyou digestion & Debility. age bill and pushing through to say? Why do you persist the repeal of the Sherman in your conduct?" THE GREAT PROGRESS OF ELECTRICITY bill is not so heinous in their X3I1. "Well, your honor," she Mescal & Surgical telltale eyes as in those of the 'Con­ said, decisively, "I've got it for the Treatment of T-.roialr. MRV* NN«, Y(-ACRIULSPRRIAL stitution. And despite the to do. I have four girls grow Private-, Female, and al! Rr. aris -jtf IMaeaae*. I'l'BE countless array of statements in' up ami like as not they'll «J1' AUAKTXKIk In «l! ours orrnnjjod and taken. He-ld liar which the editor fancies are marry good fer nothln' hus­ cent. in stomps for book 011 abo\ o dlsemsrs, ar;d how to cure llitm. Cull or nddrcss, thunderbolts of argument, bands like I did, and, your DR. ALBERT F. SHELL * CO., ttmtifn tki. paptr. ktiATVillt, 1>fi!l. aod the further fact that he honor, I'am setiin' them a is backed up in his editoral good example, that's all," ^ammaoBmmBSEBS^sisasE^ utterances by Sam Jones, and the Judge let the case go D. D., and a dozen Geoigia by.—Detroit Free Press, farmers, still there are a few individuals left in the back FOR SALE! counties and in the villages In the town of Boone, acorn who have not yet fallen un­ fort-able dwelling house with der the weight of the 'Consti­ 6 rooms and five fire places, tution's sledge hammer logic, with nine acres of land, good Commercial College spring, some apple, peach and and who honestly and delib­ chestnut trees,situated some * Cheapest & Best Business College in the World. Awarded High | Hlffctil Ml World's Exposition fo Hntr kt 10,000 t>rodmstools Nssrl, 1,000(Undents erately, and after mature re­ 300 yards from Main street, : ananallr. 15 T.sohw.Haslnao. Cost of Poll llnslness «sirl.,kd. Tsitlss. Ststlonrrr. Hosrd, about Ri.rt-lssd, flection, have decided that it is a desirable private resi­ . . 'noottos.Trpo-W rttlng sod Tclegrnph , ipniiltlM, Enter now. OrsdusU. .uco...rul, Thu.llr la bosotlful sod hosllhftil. For clroulsr. oddrc... all the evils under the sun dence. The place will be sold WILBUR R. SMITH. LEXINCTON, KV. cannot be traced directly to cheap on terms to suit the purchaser. For further par­ Mr. Cleveland's supposed par ticulars apply to I. W. Thorn tiality to silver, aud who re­ as, Hibriten, N. C., or W. B. sent the idea that a man Councill, Boone, N. C. who approves the free and NOTICE. unlimited coinage of silver is North Carolina, a traitor and a marplot. It ty, In the SuperiorWatauga ctuu Court* A thoroughly tested Remedy is as clear as a noonday sun Daniel Yates FOR ALL VB to the 'Constitution that the Ida Yates gold bug is at the bottom of This standard remedy has been tried, The defendant above named and not found wanting, for forty .veers by an eminent phvsiclan, who has used It hard times, but there are will take notice that an action w ith certain and unvarying success for all diseases for which It is recommended. It other men as sincere as Clark entitled as above has been com­ never fails to benefit front the fl.-st dose, quickly and effectually driving out ail disease (terms from the system through Howell, though perhaps not menced in the Superior Court ot the medium of the skin, liver and kid­ Watauga county, to desolve the neys without any unpleasant or Injurious as brilliant, who see difficul­ bonds of matrimony which now effects. It is not the result of ignorance or superstition, but It is founded upon common sense and a thorough knowledge ties in the way of accepting exist between the pltff. and de­ of modern medical science. It effectually purifies a-nd enriches the blood and brings fendant. And the said defendant this theory. health to the sufferer. As a general tonic It Is without a rival, and In Its analysis of will further take notice that she health-giving properties it is absolutely But the time for argument is required to appear at the next bevond comparison with any remedy ever offered to the public. It isa panacea for all seems to have passed, Clark terra of the Superior court of said ills resulting from Impure and impover­ ished blood—the current of life; quickly cures Scrofula, tll<*er». Kcieam, Mfaln Howell, lias spoken, and no county to be held on the 8th, I iM-oses nttd Eruptions, t'ninrrh, Monday after the 1st, Monday Hiirumatistn, I iter. lildner anil gold bug. nor eastern Demo­ in March 1894, at the court in i Kiadi'er Diseas s. Female Weakcetu, Acrtona K>ia»asefi. etc. crat nor "vhite house cuc­ said county in Boone North Car­ INVESTIGATE VOURSELr. koo" need apply. It is per­ olina and answer or demur to e'end for Mir Fro* • o»' Vnlcs'ile t tiforirititlon. t • Itii a tvonderthe complaint in said action or lui array of curt,ileatee of remarkable haps well enough to have the cures - com the amplest to the mrtst vir­ the plaintiff will apply to the ulent disc.Mi, after all known remedies matter settled at once, as it court for the relief demanded in had failed, These certificates testify with no uncertain sound, that Botanic Blood Ilalm Is the b«st, cheapest. quickest,greatwill save a deal of wrangling. said complaint. 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A iin» TiJ-J i OUt titpPPf•»H*P A'MtiibS.M !UUJ.:i For Ma\aria, Liver TI ouble,orIndi£- "3ticn,use BITTBRa Caveate, and Tr-de -Marks obtained, and all Pat. ent br .s'ness conducted for federate Feet. Our Oifice is Opposite II. S. Patent Office, and we can sec re patent in le.1 J Hire than those remote from Washington. Send model, drawing or photo., with deecrlp' •Ion. M e advise, If patentable or not. free of charge. Our fee not ane till patent ia aecurod. A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patent*," v names PVi.ciual cli-- r;t» ir. ywirSlale, counl 0 Onpoeite Patent u>..ce, Wishingtui;. DAitT �News and Observer, 24th: WANTED! Tomorrow. Easter day, an A leiuedy for disease and d e army will be marshaled in lulity, especially for t h o s e d i s i>. B. Dougherty, Editor. M Trinidad, Col., Feb. 28.— Ohio to march on Washing­ eases which physicians h a v e K. C. Rivers, Publisher Ex-Pi Hsiilent Harrison, pas­ ton and demand of Congress pronounced incurable. othat it isssue live hundred sing through here to-day on ; millions of green backs. This We g i v e pelow a few of t h e 111ursday, March, 20, IS04. his way to California, was i proceeding is the idea of one I H A V E J U S T R E ' d V E l M Y S P R I N G A . \ D • S U M M E R the many letters which we GOODS, have received, and which we met at the depot by a big J. S. Uoxe.v, a man of large If the Bland bill is vetoed delegation. And h a v e a beautiful line o | eahieoes a t 7 and 7% cents publish with the consent of He responded wealth. Already thousands •ore preparing to join this ar­ per yard; beautiful line of drapery a t 9 cts., worth 1 2 cts.; | the writers who are con vine-, politics will be reorganized to a brief address of welcome cd t h a t such a remedy a s we the West and South will join and on the subject of silver my. and Coxey claims that, b l a c k n a i n s o o k a t 1 0 e t s . , w o r t h 1 5 c t s . ; o r e p i e c e s i l k | ha ve described h a s been found tie' ranks before it. reaches forces and fortunes and the said: Washington will be swollen plaids 12% cts, Bed ticking, g o o d , a t 1 5 t o 2 0 cts.; bleech- in-Compound Oxygen Treat­ silver question will be the is­ You have an interest out to a hundred thousand men. ing 8 t o 1 2 ; fancy lawn 5 ets.; challi.es; fine, 6 t o 7 cents; ment of Hrs. Starkev J: F a sue and a winning card. The here which you haveasserted He asks for a hundred offi­ Bedford cord dress g o o d s . 1 2 ets., worili 1 5 ; nice crape 1 0 j Ion. South will be a unite on sil­ with a good deal of vehem­ cers of the Union and Confed­ cts.; percales 12% ctSi, worth 1 8 cts.; black saline a t 11 "Mv daughter wns .cured of ver with all parties. The Re­ ence and determination, and erate armies to join and be eta. and up; domestic 7% ets. A large l o t of c o t t o n jeans Asthma by one treatment of com pound Oxygen, afier suffering publicans will join in as we that is the silver question. marshals of companies of a from 1 6 c t s up, and everythu g else a t thousand each. They are to for fifteen years. ED. n. WILLIS, believe and there will be no Now, I say to you to-day carry their own provisions BED ROCK PRICES. Tyler, Texas. party but the silver party on what I said when I was here, or he supplied 011 the route. Come a n d see in.y beautiful stock of SPRING AND SUM. the Democratic lines of bi- and what I have always be­ Their purpose is to peace­ "I used MER GOODS. They are nice and cheap and I am g o i n g t o gen aboutyour compound Oxy­ a year and a halt ametalism both gold and sil lieved, that a larger use of ably require Congress to do their bidding; and ifCongress suve my friends' and customers money, a s I will sell low for go. 1 neglected to tell you ot ver to be coined free. This silver money and the coining refuses, then they will consid cash o r produce. S o g i v e me y o u r trade. I will appreciate the great benefit I received from will be the main issue as it of silver upon a basis to be er what they will do next. its use. I have not been troub­ it. led with catarrh since.—F. VV. looks to us now. With a agreed upon that would In the mean time the Na­ WANTED! 500 pound of balm of Gilead buds,"5,000 Revels, Syracuse University Sy­ Western man like Bryan, 01 maintain its parity with tional Guard at Washington dozen e g g s , 5 0 0 pounds nice yellow butter. 2 0 0 p o u n d s of racuse, N. Y. • Stevenson, nominated for gold, was good for the whole is being prepared to preserve bees-wax, 200 pounds new tVn 1 iters, and all mla r kinds of Send for book of two hundred President and a Southern world. J do not believe that order in that city. The first g o o d c o u n t r y p r o d u c e a t h i g h e s t m a r k e t p r i c e s 1 w i l l w a n t /rendezvous is at Massillion, man for Vice-President we we could run freecoinage our |Ohio, but thousands are ex- All 1110 roots, barks and herbs in the won tains t his summer. pages for flirt her information, tes book sent free. S o when in need of anything in ih<* goon's line call anil so e tiijjOiiials, etc. A sent out by ex­ will carry the day. This is selves, while the European I pected to join on the way. Home Treatment press to ie used at home. Office the idea now with a great Governments were pursuing They expect to reach Wash­ me and I will d o y o u right every t ime. Treatment administered here. many people. What shape the policy they have been ington in three days. Coxey things will get into 110 one pursuing with silver. But says no armed men will he al lowed to fall into ranks. Your; Anxious to please, knows. there are clear indications 1520 Arch St. Philadelphia, fa. NOl ICE. 120 Sutter St. Sau Frai cReo, Cal.' President Cleveland is now now in England and in Ger­ By virtue of 3 executions Please mention.this paper. greatly perplexed if he takes many that they are feeling issued from the Sup. Court'of notice of the many appeals the effects of a scarcity of Watauga county, one on the NOTICE. sent him urging the vetoe of gold and its prostrating ef­ 11th day of ^ug., 1893. in fa North!'nrolino, Watauga Co. the Bland seignioruge bill. fect upon the industries. I vor of Jordan & Scott and uSuperior Court, Fall Term, Jt is stated that twenty-five believe these two great coun­ gainst W. R. Blackburn an i 1893. W e learn t h a t Senator ColF. M. and \ \ . W. Holsclaw, out of thirty telegrams sent tries are nearer right to-day E. B. Miller for $25.00 with interest and cost, one on the quit, of Georgia is danger­ Administrator of B. L . the President from every sec­ than they have been for the 21st of June, 1893 in favor Holsrlavv, deceased, last twenty years. Tney are of W. L. Bryan and against o u s l y ill- W t rue Southern , tion of the country almost vs. Democrat and a high toned urge the vetoe. Even many all considering favorably the E. B. Miller for $14.00 with Eliza Holsclaw, widow nf B. christian gentleman is Sena sections of the South join in question of a larger and freer interest and cost, and theoth L. Holsclaw arid the chil­ and urge the vetoe. It is ev­ use of silver as a money met­ er for a bill of cost in case ol t o r Colquit. dren of B. L. Holsclaw, t o Iv M. Church and wife vs. E wit: Hatti e "E., Birdie E., ident however, that thePres al and bimetallism has gain­ B. Miller principal, and W. liiilie N. and Lena M. Hols­ ident will dojust as bethinks ed strength in England. That It. Miller suieuy, for the sum claw. right in the matter. The ef­ energetic and virile voung o f $ 3 4 . 8 0 . , I w i l l s e l l t o t h e By virtue of a decree of the fects of the bill 011 the busi­ Emperor of Germany is him­ highest bidde** for cash at the superior court of Watauga coun­ ty, made at Fall Term, 1894. of ness of the w hole country, as self considering the question court house door in Boone N. LOOK! READ! IiARGAlSS C. on the 30th day of April, said court, we will, on the 2d day he will view it, will govern o f b i - m e t - a l i s m . I d o n ' t of April, 1894, the same being 1894, it being Monday of the him. To-day he will decide think that these countries Superior Court, thefo.lowing the first Monday 111 said month, Mr. Harvey Ilecd In order t o make room for sell to the highest bidder, at the Laceyville, O. the matter, it is stated. The are corning to the next silver described tract or parcel ol our Spring and Summer Goods, Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pa­ courthouse door in Boone coun­ conference holding back, but land which has been levied on indications are that he will ty. "N. C., the following described ralysis of the Throat •etoe the hill hut we presume will come with greater readi­ by me as the property of E we are offering special bargains tract or. parcel of bind, lying in no one will know until he ness than in any recent years B. Miller lo satisfy said exe­ all through our stock ot goods-- "I JlianJc God and Hood's Sarsa­ Watauga county 011 the waters cutions. To wit: A irac.t of a great man Y articles tor lessthan parilla for rerfcct Health.» of Cove creek, adjoining the lands and will agree with us upon a ucts. " Gentlemen: For Uio benefit of suffering hu­ of Horton and McBride's mill land lying and being mostly basis for a larger use of sil vei­ 011 the west side of the Pine manity I wish to state si few facts: For several AC'lUALLOSl. Bingham, Jacob We spent a part of the cold years I JiaVe suffered from catarrh and heart place. Win. ns money. I would h a v e Orchard and Riddle's Knob We will not quote prices but failure, getting so bad I could not work aud Green and others; said tract of snap 011 North Fork, in Could Scarcely Walk land known as the Thomas Bing­ been glad if this could have mountains, on the waters ol will meet any Ashe county, aud on Cove I had a very bad spell of paralysis cf the throat ham place, containingsixty acres been aecomplished while I Long Hope creek in this Co., ago. My throat seemed closed and 1 HONORABLE C >M- some timeisot nwnllotr. The doctors said it more or less, a few acres of same Tieek, in Watauga, the fin­ I could was at Washington. I said to adjoining the lands of A. I was caused by heart failure, and cave medicine, being encumbered bv the dower est wheat section we have. Davis; II. W. Finley, B. R. which I took according to directions, but it dia I'ETITION light ot Eliza Holsclaw, defend­ not seem to do me any good. My wife urged one of your Representatives Brown and ot hers containing On Saturday night we stay­ me to try good's Sarsaparilla, telling m» «.* Sir. —AND— ant above named, That said Joseph C. Smith, who had been then that if I could bring a- some 525 acres more or less, ed with Thomas Sutherland sale will be made on the follow­ WILL NO'IHE UNDERAt Death's Door bout the free use of silver up­ and known as theSteH lauds. ing terms, to-wit: One Iin.lt of but was entirely cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. our genial good friend. SOLD on a basis that in my judge­ This March 26th, 1894. the purchase money to be paid After talking with Mr. Smith, I concluded to The fruit such as peaches try Hood's Sarsaparilla. When I ivad taken I). K . BAIRD , Stiff. Come and see us before, buying. two oottje* I, felt very much better. I have in cash and the residue payable ment would maintain its par continued taking it, and am now feeling excel­ six months after date by'note and cherries were completely lent. I thank God, and ity as money. I would rathei NOTICE. We willsa ve you money. with approved security, bearing cooked by the severe freeze. signalize my administration A. S. Edmisten, Ad ins*, of W. Snood's Sarsaparilla interest from date, 1itle to the RESPECTFULLY, We fpar that some wheat and my wife for my restoration to perfect H. Eomisten, d 'ceased, property assured until the pur­ by that act than any other. henlih." H AKVEY H EED, Laceyville, O. fields 011 Cove Creek have H. C. MARTIN & CO. chase money is paid. vs. HOOD'S PILLS do not purge, p&ln or Courier Journal: Repp'sen- W. \V. D. Edmisten and wife, Blowiug Rock, March 5th, 1894. but act promptly, easily and efficiently. JSc, gripe, This is a valuable and de -imbeen seriously injured, peach­ ble farm, with some twenty to N. A. E< inisten, Robl. P. es all killed. It has been a tative Meredith, of Virginia, twenty-five acres of rich and pro­ Edmisten and Punt ha Lee The Rutherford College' very severe cold spell, the has heard from his recent ductive bottom, t lie residue being Ed mister,. He h a s creeks and branches frozen pension speech. Burke County, N. C., first-class upland. It in situated By virtue of a decree ot the in one of the most desirable por­ over and the ground was heard in a manner t h a t Superior court of Watauga Will open i t s F a i t Term, tions of Watang;i county, con­ frozen equal to any part of mukes him feel a trifle un­ county before the Clerk, made Aug. 3 , ' 9 3 , under very prom venient to churches and schools. ising prospects, li i s ten miles Persons desiring 11 purchase said the winter perhaps. T h e comfortable and uneasy. He 011 the 25th day of Feb. '94. west-of Hi'kory, N. (!., near property will do well t j examine wheat and rye crops were un­ received Monday from the I will on the 30th da.s of Ap­ the noted Connelly Springs, ihe same. ril, 4894, thesame being Moii usually promising before the State of Pennsylvania an F . M. HOLSC* A*. whose waters are being ship anonymous letter, within the d a y of Watauga Superior fjreeze. W. YV . nOLSCf ,A*i\. ped t o Europe a l m o s t every Court, sell to the highest bid­ writer stated that he was der at the court house door d a y . Board, including P'*er,v Adm'r's. of R. I.. Holscla\v,dec*d. Some Congressmen on the Coming on to Washington to in Boone, N. C, the following expense, is from $ 5 . to.$9. per *1 { !• f/.-, i } Democratic side will in all v wipe up the earth with the described tracts 01 parcels of AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '94, month. Tuition ra ngesfrom « l i Lis i 'Ji, i probability "hear something gentleman fro m Virginia. land lying in th" counties of 10 percent, cut. on prices. $ 1 . t o $ 4 . per month. No drop" about nomination healthier, happier and more We wish tocallnttcn'Mon f ocur Continuing, the writer furth­ Watauga, and Caldwell. First times. The people are seri­ moral place can he found in tiact known as the John Cof­ line of second-hand er said: "You d—rebel, .A our fey land on the Flat Top,ad­ S P O T CASH OR BARTER, America. A complete busiously thinking just along Euggies, Carts, wagons, time has come. I shall do joining the hinds of It. K. ness course a t t a c h e 1. Address NEVER T E N DAYS. now and have concluded that you up on sight. Be prepar­ Hartley and others contain­ DR. R. L. ABKHNICTHY, RRESIDENT, Hacks, Harness Etc, a quorum of Democrats ed." Mr. Meredith was fool­ ing 75 acres; one other tiact Rut herford College, N. C. They are almost good as new, Look over our list and com­ ought to be had in the House ishly very much worked up. near Blowing Rock adjoining pare our prices with those sellingand persons wishing to buy can when there is business to be secure bargains by calling on lis. although he made an effort the lands of the Green Park oil time. "Money saved is mon­ Co. and others, containing done. Wonder what urgent We have a big lot of NEW to treat the matter lightly. 100 acres, bought by intes­ ey made." business many of them have We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds Special Attractions: Matchless BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, All the same, his friends have tate of the estate of Benjamin climate; Wonderful health record. that they cannot remain in HARNESS tkc advised him to be on the Green, I)cd, and a tract con­ good coffee tor $1.09, 1(i pounds Delightful homelife. Well ordered 011 hand, which will be sold 011 extra'C' suga r tor $1.00, best course ofinstructions. Thorough the House that business lookout, as at this season of taining 50 acres bought ul calico 6 to 7 1-2 ets per yard, cot might go on? Our North ly equipped gymnasiums.. Music reasonable terms. If we have not t h e y e a r t h e d a n g e r o u s Sandy Cook adjoining the a- ton check, 27 inches wide. 7 cts. under the celebrated Prof. Gta- got what >011 want, we will bove tract, the two tracts con Carolina members a t t e n d cranks are liable to turn up solidated containing 150 n- per yard, and ladies' and gmts' bau (German). Art under Miss take pleasure in getting any hats cheaper than they have ev­ Blythe (Paris).. House in seven rather promptly we areglad at any moment and create a cres. One other tract in Cald er been sold before. thing for you in our line. We buy to say. acres ot wooded lawn in the heart direct from manufacturers and sensation. well county known a s t h e We are just receiving a full line of a beautiful city. Rooms finely There seems to be plenty of Jackson tamp land and ad­ We are disappointed and joining the lands of Calvin of la,dins'dress goods at prices to finished. Steam heating and san can, therefore, give you very suit the buyers. hay, corn and wheat in Wat­ itarv plumbing throughout. The are not able to give our read Harrison and others contain WE MEAN WHAT WESA V. charges as low as 0 fine school close prices. auga. And we have informa­ We have a full line of new Har ers this week the fate ol the ing 106 acres more or less. Call and see us and we can save can make them. Send for cata tion that there is no scarcity ness—Collars, bridles, etc. —ev logue. AO dress Bland bill now in the hands Said sale will be made on the you money. RUSP. of bacon, many of the far­ erything in the harness line. Can REV. VJAMES A TKINS. JOHNSON EDMISTEN & CO. of the President. We hoped following terms to wit: On a ASHEVILIE, N. c. beat the world on. prices. mers have bacon to sell in credit of 6 and 12 months nf Blowing Rock, March 5. that Grover would promptly ter date by note with approv­ consequence there will be but We will take in exchange, sign the bill and let it become ed security, bearing interest LADIBS lit<!e of the Western bacon Needing a tonic, or children who want build* horses, mules, and also good l>ee ing up, should take a t aI ugp is 1 law. but as vet nothing has from date. Title to property Many Persons are broken • >•', tins year cattle. Give us a call. BItOWN'S IKON BITTERS. down from overwork or household cares. It Is pleasant; cures Malaria, Indigestion, MI PROVISIONAL V and unless been d o n e a n d delays are al­ reS< t-ved until purchase mon-1 Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the Biliousness, Liver Complaints and Nt uralgia, 1 1 E N K e l ; C R A I G A C O . ie ] •' tim&s ways more or less dangerous | ey is paid. March 26, 1894. j system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile, Lenoir A. (A and cures malaria. Get the genuine.. in sui h cases, I A. S. Edmisten, Adm.<£Com. v not seriously »lt. fiia Wataasa Democrat MR. H ARRISON ON SILVER* Free Silver Can Be Reached Only Through International Agreement. Brs. Slarkey & Palen, WILL W. HC LLC LAW. LOOK I LIVE!! Ashevilie Female College. • 1 + , * . �day was not Easter bui next TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT . Sunday i«. Pius IS a V. M idea, last Sunday vvasEastei 1 copy 1 year $1.00 and it come as early as i( " 0 months... 50 I " 8 mouths.. 35 could. —On last Thursday, old ADVERTISING RATES. man .Joel Iiced, of Middl* 1 inch 1 week I .75 1.75 Fork, died after many years 1 " 1 month....... 3.00 I " 3 " v 5.00 1 " 6 " He lost his sight several I " 1 vear re which time 0.00 1 column 1 week... 13.50 1 " 1 month. 1 " 3 " .. 25.00! his children. But now that ] " (J " 37.50! 3 " I year.... 50 001 aged pilgrim has laid down his staff, and we hope tller« is niorefor him in inturethan Entered at the Postoffieeat Boone. N. (1, as second-class lie fins ever realized in the I past. Hest well, old man. mail matter. —On Cove Creek at Hortons LOCAL NEWS. and McBrides mills we took —Miss Jennie Coffey is vis a look at J. H. Hortons big hog, the largest, we ever saw iting relatives a t Hutler, 1 en in this section, Mr. Horton nessee. has been waiting for the —Don't forget t o call on weather to g^t cold so he YV. L. Bryan, when y o u come could slaughter his hog, and t o town, he h a s some special we judge he found it cold bargains in v a n o u s lines. enough Tuesday. This hog — We learn that Mr. Fil- measures two feet across the in o re Halliard, *>t Heaver shoulders and some have Dams, is very low with con­ guessed him to weigh as high as 600 fbs. net. sumption. —Par Crisp "our Pat" has —A man by the name of Gentry, s h o t himsell on the written a sensible letter to Laurel, in Johnson county, the Winston Republican op­ Teiui., last week. l i e LiaJ posing the idea of an alliance of Republican and Third par­ been di'inking very freely. ty men. Mr. Crisp gives — Mr. J. 1'. Councill, of Vil­ good s o u n d reasoning a as, has contracted for the Le­ gainst the movement now on noir end of the Lenoir and foot, and we agree with our Trade mail route, anu takes charge of it on next Monday. Republican friend that there cannot be any coalition and —On last Thursday the retain good honest principles Thermometer stood as high There is no more affinity be­ as seventy-four in Boone and tween them than there is in it commenced to get cold the water and oil. next day and by Monday the creeks were frozen over. From Sweet Water, N. C. SUBSCRIPTION RATE S —On tbe first page of this issue we publish an article from the Measenger under t he title of 'Victory and Defeat,' w hich is not concluded, but if ft is not good doctrine we admit we are a poor judge. ^4 Editor l)ernocra t: A few items from Beaver Dam would doubtless he of interest to, at least, some of your many readears. Heal estate has been chang­ ing hands in a rather lively — It is reported that W. B. way for the past few months. Councill, Jr. has purchased Mr. J. J. Henson, of Cove the Nathan Horton property Greek, and Mumford Stokes, on main street, and will swaps lands. Mr. G. W. make some good improve­ Smith, of Cove Creek, has ments oil it in the near fu­ bought John Green's farm on George's Gap. Mr. Green ture. goes to Sullivan county, —A. Sands correspondent, Tenn. So that out of a set­ wrote the following bcfoie tlement of nine families on the cohl "snap:" "Weather George's Gap eight are fi om fine,-fruit trees blooming, Cove Creek. Mr. G. P. Sher­ grass growing, farmers plow­ rill, has bought out J. B. ing, bors fishing, forest bud­ Green, Esq. and Mr. Green ding, girls singing, voices has removed to Johnson humming, and the good old county Tenn. DEMOCRAT keeps on coming.' Some of onr young men — We are sorry to hear of deiuded to go farther and the death of Mr. Sherrill, fare better. son of Wesley Sherrill, which Mr. Milton Stone, and his occurred in Knoxville, Tenn.. brother Allen, in company one day last week. His fa- w i t h W i l l i a m G r a g g , a n d thar had his remains remov­ family left a few days ago ed to this county, and they for Iowa. We trust they were interred at Blowing may all haye success as it is Hock on last Saturday. not a light matter to sell all a man has at a very low —Mr. Win. Gragg, who left Watauga on the 6th inst.for price and pull out for the Iowa, arived at his destina­ West not knowing what the t i o n i n t h a t S t a t e o n t h e result may be. Mr. H. P. Dougherty, is 12th, and was found dead in moving back to his old home his bed on the morning of the 15th. He formerly lived aftei trying Johnson City. on Beaver Dams, and was a Tenn., for more than a year. Rev. J. G. Hagaman, will son of Em pay Gragg. move back to his old home —It is now one month un­ in a few days. He has been til court and we suggest that at Holly Spring College, for our delinquent subscribers nearly two .years giving his get up what tney are due us children the advantage of by that time. Surely you that school. can do it if you will, and Married Sunday morning thereby help us much. Don't March, 11th, Mr. Smith Milput us off any longer than sapp, son of E. G. Milsapp, that time, for we are in need to Miss. Esta Jones, daugh­ of what you are due us. ter of L. R. Jones. —Easter always comes the I shall probably have some first Sunday unci iuc tun iirai ouuuuy after the full thing to say very soon oonmoon which comes after the cerning the DEMOCRAT and 21st of March. If the full | the interest our people should moon falls on Sunday then take in its support. SMITH HAGAMAN. the next Sunday is Easter Some think that last Sun- March, 17th, 1894. fi@"These are times Th•' f !*v men's h< nils, and 1 he pi ieili with all is how to uel through the spring and sum­ mer. One of the best ways is i o mal e your money go as tar as it will, in other words, to buy wheip ,\on can obtain the most for the least expen­ diture of cash. Our Silverstone readers will find that Allen A. Holsrlaw's is t h e place where such results can be obtained. Give him a call and his prices and tliesuperior quality of his goods will do Hie rest. There is no reason why chil­ dren should be allowed to suf­ fer, from loathsome scrofulous sores and glandular swellings when such a pleasant, effective, and economical ni e d i c i n e as Ayer's Sarsaparilla maybe pro­ cured of the nearest druggist. Be sure you get Ayer's. PROGRAMME Of the Watauga county Baptist Sunday S'-hool Con vention. The m x 1 session to be held with Zionville church, begin­ ning on Friday before fifth Sunday in April, 1894. R"v. G. S. Farthing to preach the introductory sermon. Organizaiion fit 1 o'clock, p. m. Subjects for discussion: 1 Does t he use of S. S. les­ son helps discourage indepen dent thought?—Speakers, I). 0. Ilarman, J. J. T. Reese and II. L. Palmer. 2. Are our people doing their whole duty in the Sun­ day School work?—Speakers, L. C. Wilson, Jacob Younce and J. C. Chapel. 3. How to teach a class of unconverted children?—A. Iio ten, C. S. Farthing and J. F. Eller. 4. Should our distinctive denominational principles be taught in Sunday Schools? J. J. L. Sherwood, C. J. Cottrell and L. N. Perkins. 5. Are the Sunday Schools as now conducted efflcieht in leading souls to Christ? Dis mission opened by D a v i d Green, followed by the pas­ tors of the different churches. 7. Should Watauga have a Sunday School evangelist? —W. S. Farthing and J. C. Hoi ton. Many others who have not been assigned subjects are ex pected to he present and take part in the discussions. We hope that every S. S. in Wa­ tauga county will be repre­ sented. W. H. F ARTHING ] SMITH HAGAMAM ,£ Com. A. ROTEN, "For a long time I suffered with stomach and liver troubles, and could find no relief until I be­ gan to use Ayer's Pills. I took them regularly for a few months, and my health was completely restored."—D. \V. Baine, New Berne, N. C. LIKE - .— — •— ^ o O MAN "I AYS roiiki. A Well-known p* L o w e l l G r o c e r •o- Debilitated by over­ work, makes use of AVER'S Sarsaparilla and soon feels Strong and Well. "A year ago, my partner died, and the whole burden and responsi­ bility of a large grocery business fell upon me. The increased care and hard work, in connection with the low state of my blood, so severely taxed my strength that I became all run down, had no appe­ tite, was weak, nervous, and endured all the torments which headache, indigestion, general debility, and total loss of energy could possibly in­ flict. The medicine recommended me by my physicians did no more good than so much water. AYER'S Sarsaparilla being favorably brought to my attention, I tried it, and, in a short time, began to feel better. I continued to take this medicine for two months, at the end of which time I felt like a new man. My appetite, energy, and strength returned, my food digested perfectly, and all traces of headache and nervousness disappeared. I am convinced that if 1 had not taken AYER'S Sarsa­ parilla, instead of being strong and well, when the warm weather set in, I should have been confined to my bed, under the doctor's care, and totally unable to attend to business. I am a thorough believer in the merits of AYER'S Sarsaparilla for restoring to healthy, vigorous ac­ tion, the vital organs of the body, when they have become weakened or exhausted."—WILLIAM H. BROWN, 33 Gorham St., Lowell, Mass. SAYI Ayer's Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. "* 1 Has cured others, will cure you P8GGAMMH 8Y THE G3VERN0H! $250.00 REWARD, THIS IS NO HUM RUG TO,DRAW TRADE! -o- I MEAN BUSINESS. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. -o 11 HEIIEAS, official information has been received at 1 rom now until the first da V this Department that Frank Ragan, Sr., and J. S. Ragan, of April I will sell my stock of members of a band of robbers? have b°en charged with va­ rious crimes of robbery and conspiracy to rob, steal etc!, committed in the county of Watauga, and Whereas, it appears that the said Frank Ragan, Sr., and —ANI>— J. S Ragan have fled the State, or so concealed themselves that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon them. Now, 7heiefore, I, Elias Carr, Governor of the State of At "*0 per cent above North Carolina, h.v virtue of authority in me vested by law. do issue this my PROCLAMATION, offering a reward of one hundred and twenty-five dollars each for the apprehension and delivery of the said Frank Ragan, Sr., and J.S. Ragan to the sheriff of Watauga county, at the court house in Boone, and I do enjoin all officers of the State and all good citizens to assist in bringing said criminals to justice. If you aon't think I mean it Done at our city of Raleigh, the 2nd day of February, in come and look through iny the year of our Lord one thousand eight hiindrd and nine­ ty four and in the one hundred ana eighteenth year of our American Independence. ELIAS CARR. CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST! By the Governor: STOCK S. F. TELLFAIR, Private Secretary Vicks' Seeds Conwin the Germ of Life. $ FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. 1 It wont cost you one cent if you doht purchase. I have a large stock and want to get rid of it before spring. ViSiyVick's Floral Guide, 1894, Y^, I Four Grand . The Pioneer Catalogue of Vegetable* and Flower.. Contain* 112page* 8x1© 1-2 In., with descriptions that describe, not mislead T Illustrations Gut instruct, not exaggerate Rangers Tellow fllobe Onion Seed, $1.00 The cover Is charmlogin liartnoiiIoiiH Mend­ Shirley, per pound. ing of water color prints In green and white, with a gold background,—a dream of beauty. t Brilliant, :!2 pages of Novelties printed in 8 different col­ Tulip ors. All the leading novelties and the best of the old varieties. These hard times you cannot Branching Aster, nfl'ord to run any risk. Buy IlONKHT Hibiscus, Sunset, GOODS where you will receive I I I,I, tt KAKUttF. It is not necessary to adver­ Dahlia, Ethel Vick, Sec Vick's Flotise that Vick'a seeds grow, this is known the Double Anemone, •nl Guide. world over, and also that the harvest pays. A very little spent for proper seed will save grn- Charmer Pe$, —cer's and doctor's hills. Many concede Vicli's New Potatoes. Floral Guide the handsomest catalogue for ISO I. If you love a fine garden send address now, with 10 cents, which may be d dacted from first order. $360 C»«h Prlv*' for Potato-., VlrUs' Serdn do Dot Disappoint. They (irow, they Flourish, tliey Produce Abundantly. W CALL AND LOOK 1 jPfirPlilS AO 1'It,IjTIES. "(Jrientale Over 1000 Plents For 30 CtB. I would call your attention to the big cut in prices in my other Iices (• o~ir Co 'y.ocliosteP, When the smoke of the bat N .Y. w .waw w tie has cleared away and the people find out the full amount of work done by the present Congress they will be more quiet and less com plain ing. In one item of the pen­ THE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."^ sion fraud there has been a NO W IS 7HE ILdE 70 SUBSCRI saving to the country off 15000.000. This was done the firsc year. Congress also stop ped the increase of a b o u t $20,000,000 pensions. Both of these items nreimportant. Now if the Wilson bill passes II. B. DOUGEhRl Y PRINCIPAL. and lessens the cost of living A high school for boys and girls. Starts the students to every man, woman and aright, and prepares teachers for the public schools. child, by reason of lowering Teachers are expected to meet on Saturdays to discuss the tariff, ana other legisla the best methods of teaching. lion, why not 0e contented? Young men can here prepare for college at a low cost. The financial question will Special drill in debate and declaiming. soon right itself no doubt. Spring term began Jan. 1st, 1894. For other.informa tion address the principal. Do not wear impermeable and tight-fitting hats thut constrict r Relieve. >11 soreness of the mucous membren* and cures GONORRHOEA and GI-EET in I ta J days. No ' the blood-vessels of the scalp. other treatment necessary. Nerercmute* stricture o* leaves any Injurious after effects. Price, It. bold Use Hall's Hair Renevver occas­ by druggists. giaoi) WLSCO., jthtfejifc. ionally, and you will not be bald. JA1VIES VICK'S SONS —o GLOBE ACADEMY KINCHM RESPJSCTF CI.LV, W. L. BRYAN, coc^q. 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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/b03043abd1c8dfb643c40425bc677aa4.pdf 51582e8a239c624062161bacce1516bd PDF Text Text VOL 6 BOONE, COUNTY, N. n V->», r i l l l U S DA Y APRIL. 5 1891, NO. LETTER. tration had decided to ex­ REPUBLICAN BIRDS OF PREY. of commercial and industrial have a perfect right to say tend an appropriation made Louisville Courier Journal. prosperity, keep the unfinish­ they wish to assist the Demo From our Regular Correspondent. There is absolutely noth­ ed tariff legislation as long crats in the South t o control in 1892, by Congress, in fit­ President Cleveland prob­ ting up a coal and naval sta­ ing in the course of the repub as possible before the coun­ theentire election machinery, ably never did a harder or tion a t Pearl Harbor, Ha­ l i c a n s w i t h r e f e r e n c e t o t h e try and work upon the fears for when the vote to repeal more wearing week's work waii, the right to do HO hav­ revision of the tariff by the and doubts they have alrea­ the federal election law re­ than which has just-dosed. ing existed since the ratifica­ present Congress to indicate dy sown so industriously. By cently taken in Congressthey The following letter from the Last Monday Vice President tion of the treaty of 1887, that they have been acutat such tactics they hope to car­ again showed their cloven happy holder of a Tontine Policy, gives a few facts and Stevenson signed the Bland and he was thoroughly fa­ ed in the least by any motive ry the next Congress, The foot and xoted away the on­ figures, in which there is profit­ bill for the coinage of the miliar with tneharborand ; ts higher than a desire to make longer they can stay the re­ ly safeguard that vwis thrown able food for thought : Coi.riiHiA.S. C., Dw. 22, KW2. seigniorage and it was a t surroundings, hut, putting partisan capital a t whatev­ turn of business to confidence around the ballot-box. The Mr. W. J. n<>l>l>KY, Manager, Rink Hill, H. C. DKAK SIR:—I am In ifcHpi of your fuvorof once placed in the hands of a wrong construction upon er cost t o the country. and activity the better chance Republicans believe in a the 2Uth Inst., enclosing check for f'LO.Cti lu {payment of Tontine Dividend on policy No. A year ago, when the pre- they will have of profiting by sound currency composed of the President. Since that it, t h e s e correspondents 200,312 on my life in the Equitable Lite Aaauronce Society. I am pleased with the results on my policy time he has devoted his en­ built up stories showing that monititions of the panic be­ the popular discontent. The gold, silver and National and can recommend the Equitable to any aeekliiK Life Inauraiiceas u safe and reliable tire time to the bill, and, al­ the selection was made be­ gan to b? marked the repub­ tide which they mark a s hav­ bank notes, with the assur­ company : one that meets Its claims promptly and fulfils Its contracts to the letter. Yours very truly, W. S. POPE. though no announcement has cause of an intention to in- licans insisted in diagnosing ing already set among the ance t h a t all shall be on a Life insurance under the heen made to that effect, the terfere with the provisional the case a s the silver pur unthinking against the par­ parity and shall be worth as Tontine Plan of the EQUITABLE opinion seems to he gaining government of II a w a i i. chase policy of the Sherman ty in power must be kept, up much in one section of the LIFE is an investment, not an •round her* 4 that he will ve- These stories were not only act, and wereclamorousth.it a t all hazards. They go up­ country as another, but the expense. The returns mature during life, as well as after i oe fhe I>ilI. It he neither ve- false and known by their con the democrats should assem­ on the principle that it mat­ Third party believes t h a t we death. If you are a single man ! toeh nor signs the bill by cocters t o he false, but they ble in nn extra session of Con ters not what happens to the should embark on new seas you owe it to yourself. If you Phursd.ty of this week it will were a positive insult to the gross and repeal t hat act, cen­ country so that it keeps the and try our hands a t making are are a married man yon owe it to your family. The time to become a law without, any President of t h e United suring them as unfaithful to Republicans in the offices. money by the wholesale, "just act is now. Interesting par- action on the Pre-iaent's States, who had months ago their duty because they did A high a n d impressive strike it off," and let every ticularscanbehadby addressing part. Che vetoe of the uill formally and officially turned not hold the ext ra session for plane, is it not, for a great man, woman and child in W. J. RODDEY, Manager, will hi 4 a gieat disappoint­ all matters relating to the that purpose sooner t h a n political party to plant it­ this broad land have a sack Department of the Ceroiinas, ROCK HILL, S. C. ment to Democrats from the government of Hawaii over they did. self upon? And yet that is full, do away with National When, however, it became all that can he made out of banks and go back to "good South and West in Congress, to Congress; yet they were Legitimate criti­ evident that the Sherman act the course of the Republicans old Democratic times" and but if it be vetoed no attempt printed. p/iopessioxa l. will be made to pass it over cism is all right in its proper wiih t o be repealed,the repub in the present Congress on restore State banks and place, but lies and misrepre­ licans, knowing that t li e the tariff quest ion. They al­ "strike off" money that will the vetoe. W. B. COUNCILL, .J u. sentations are always cow­ country could not recover at lowed the protective subsid- be so cheap children could Secretary Gresh-un smash­ ATTORNEY AT LA A. ed some precedents when he ardly and alway contempti­ once from such a panic as ists to write our laws and use it for "thumb papers." Boone, N. C. made public the new treaty ble li j matter who makes use that through which it h n d rob the people in order that Now. Mr. Editor, these are passed, began 1 o change their the Republican party might plain, unpolished facts and if of them. with China in advance of the W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. action of the Sen *te upon it, General Wade Hampton tactics and to declare that retain the offices; they are do we, in forming a coalition Boone, N. C. but it was the sensible thing knows a s well how to snub it was not the Sherman law, ing all they can to throttle with the Third party, have [Resident Physician. Office to do, even if garbled ox- impertinence as any man in hut the fear of tariff reform industry in order that tin 1 to surrender any of our well on King Street north of Post tracts from the treaty bad public life. The other day he which had caused.the depres­ Republican party may re­ founded principles I, as one Office. humble voter, shall be forced not leaked out and been called on a Senator who has sion in business. On the re­ gain the offices. printed in papers unfrieudly a private Secretary who is a peal of the vicious clause of Is it because the eagle is a to perform the unpleasant, victim hab the Sherman J. MORPIIIW, towards the administration. it. Asof theirnpertinent leav plunged out, act they boldly bird of prey that they insist duty of protesting against apparently in upon placing it upon their e- the same. In my opinion the General after Of course Sec ret ray Gresham A 7 7 OIISEY .17 LAW, ing the Senator was passing concert, on a campaign for leetion tickets as their par­ the most prudent thing for would have preferred that MARION, N.C the making public of this through the room occupied the further intimidatiou of ty emblem ? the Republicans of North by t h e private Sicretary the business interests and for -(G)Carolina to do is to put out treaty should have heen de­ J. A. CRISP'S LETTER. the protraction of the period a full ticket in every country i!1 practice in the courts of ferred until it could have that individual stopped him and sail: "You asked for of collapse. On the morning Car. Winston Republican. W.itmi ra, Ashe, Mitcliell, McDow­ been accompanied by Gie in the State for all offices to I have read with consider­ be filled, composed of our ell and all >ther counties in the co nmercial treaty, to which half a minute ami have stay­ after the passage of the Re­ western district 5**F"Speri;»l at ten ed in lmlf an hour; you ought peal Bill by the Senute the able interest CapL R. iAmis' very best men and have them tion given to the collection o! it was the stepping stone, and other communications instructed to make an ag­ [ claims which has been negotiated to get a medal." "You man, republican organs all along that hare recently appeared gressive a n d progressive and now is awaiting iln ap­ "replied General Hampton the line broke forth in zeal­ in your valuable paper and fight for the rights of the peo W. B. CAN sell] M. D. T. C. Blackburn. proval of theChinese govern­ without a moment hesita­ ous protestations that t li e evil from which the country beg leave to submit a few pie setting forth the position ITooNO, X. C. Ziouvillc, X. C. ment. The present treaty re tion, "you remind me of thoughts on the same impor­ of the Republican party in a bites entirely t o the rights of what Mrs. Partington told was suffering was the dread t a n t subject, viz: whether or plain and practical way with the citizens of the two conn Ike when he said he was go­ ol tariff legislation, instead ing t o get n medal." "What of the silver policy, and t h a t not it would be beneficial t o Physicians & Surgsons. tries when living in either, was that?" asked th? smart the times could not grow bet form an alliance with the out any semblance or equivo cation. By pursuing this Wat" Culls attended at all and contains severai marked Aleck witha grin. "Well,Ike, ter until assurance was given Third party in this State. If course we can a t least com­ concessions concerning the hours.HBL you deserve a medal, for you that the McKmley actshould by forming an alliance with mand the respect of all op­ coming of Chinese to Ameri­ June 1 , '93. them or any other party, the posing forces and be able t o ca. For that reason it is ob­ are the meddlesomest cuss I remain undisturbed. They ever saw." Good morning did their best to disturb such Republican party could be arouse the masses of our own E. P. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. jectionable to some of the Mr. Secietary." able to defeat the 'clansmen' voters to such an extent Senators a n d Representa­ Representative Bland, of fears and create such a belief. of North Carolina without that we could confidentially tives from the Pacific coast, Mo., takes a sensible view of Ever since, their one a i m seems to have been to pro­ sacrificing any of its distinc­ ?ount on a full vote. It ap­ but, in view of the advant­ the Coxey army business, AT1URXLYS AT LAW, long the period ot depression tive principles, then I, for one pears that some Republicans ages to be gained by thecorn which is being talked about in Washington, moreb icause and prevent until the No vein would gladly lend my mite are of the opinion t h a t by BOONE, N. C. mercia! treaty, 1o come la­ of the space given it by the 9SP Special attention given ter. it is ni t thought that newspapers t h a n because her elections reaction and re­ of strength in bringing about coalition with the Third par­ to the colletion of claim*."USA the opposition will he strong anybody believes that it is lief. Insisting that the sus­ this much desired result. But ty w ; e could prevent Demo­ pense as to tariff revision is I do not see how a true Re­ crats from acting dishonest­ He B. L. GREENE, A CO., en jugh to endanger the rati­ actually coming.has assa.\s: the sole cause of hard times, publican consistently assist ly a t elections. I cannot *r,< much fication of this treaty, but The Coxey army right to come to Washington the.y have fought continuous any man or set of men up the the logic in this conclusion, R E A L ESTATEAG'TS. the Senate may decide, on ac as the lobbies who come in ly and stubbornly to prevent political ladder of fame who for if the Democratic p a r t y is count of the slinperyness of behalf of protection and oth­ HOONE, N. C. are in diametrical opposition Chinese diplDmac.y, to with­ er private interests. As long a termination of that sus­ to him. The Republican par guilty of a s black and hellish a crime a s t h a t , it certainly Will give special attention hold ratification until it is as they pay their own ex pen pense by a final disposition t o abstracts of title, the sale known t h a t the commercial ces and commit no depreda­ of the Tariff Bill. Tl.ey filibus ty have certain fundamental does so in daylight amtif the of Real Estate in W. N. ('. tion they have a perfect right tered against even itsconsid- principles which are so plain­ Republican,Third a n d 1'rohiThose having farms, timber treaty has been approved by to come. But if they violate eration in the House, when ly set forth in the State and bition parties separately are and mineral lands for sale, China. law and become a mob of National platform that it is Nothing is easier than to pillagers they should be sup they knew that its considera­ absolutely impossible lor any not able to prevent it, how in will do well to call on said Co. tion and passage were inevi­ the name of common sense a t Boone. build up absuted stories by pressed." table, and they have already sane man to be deceived as could they prevent it a unite? L. L. GREEA k CO. accepting wrong construc­ Senator Colquitt, of Ga , to what we believe on the was March 10, 189^. tions of an act as a founda­ week very near to dying last a n n o u n c e d t h a t w h e n t h e economic questions that are One more thought and I from a stroke of paral.v hill shall be reported to the will close this already too tion upon which to build, sis. He is now slightly bet­ NOTICE. Senate they propose to drag the leading issues that divide lengthy letter. If by pursu­ and nothing is apparently ter, although not yet out of Hotel Property toi Sale. it through weeksand perhaps us from all other parties,and ing a course stmiliar t o the On account of failing health more enjoyable to t h o s e danger. months of "discussion," al especially the Third party. one I have aivkardly blocked of myself ami wife, 1 offer for sale Washington correspondents N.-O.-Chronicle: One of the though everything that could The Republican party be­ out the Republican party my hotel propertv in the town of who furnish imaginary mat­ suggestions is that the Presi­ lieves in a tariff for protec­ cannot convince the people Boone, North Carolina, and will dent may signify to Congress be said about the tariff had tion, the Third party does •rell low for cash and make terms ter for the sensational repub­ already been said over and of this State (now t h a t they to suit the buyer, and will take lican press than to put a t h a t he does not object to not; in proof of this notice have tasted of the Democrat­ the coinage of the seignior­ over again. real or personal property in ex­ wrong construction u p o n the Third party members in age and would sign such a change. Apply soon. every act of President Cleve­ bill if presented to him, but There is no doubt that un­ Congress, how they voted ic hard times) t h a t it is t o W. L . BRYAN. land's. A case in point was that he fears the effect of the der the absurd rules and cus­ with the Democrats for the their best interest t o vote ~ 7V07ICE. the designation by the Presi­ second section of the Blund toms of the Senate they will infamous Wilson bill. The for the Republican candi­ Parties putting papers in dates, then they would not bill upon the Treasury, and be able to carry out this pro­ my hand for execution will dent- of Rear Admiral Walker for that reason he is unable gramme. In accordance with Republican party believes in believe, though one rosefrom please a d vance the fees wi th for the command of the Paci­ to approve t h a t measure. the policy which they adop­ fair elections and an honest the papers and they will re­ fic Station. Although it was There is a probability of this count, but 1 am not ready to the dead. ted some six months ago, J . A. CRISP. ceive prompt attention, other officially stated t h a t Adimr- being done. If so, it will tend they propose to do all they say so much for the Third Hnrtland. N. C. t Mar. 3. '94. wise they will he returned a 1 Wa 1 ker was gi ven t his com greatly t o relieve the politi­ party, but on the contrary, I can t o check the restoration, not executed for the want of niand because the adminis­ cal strain a t the South. ft® 1 " Bay / o u r subscript ion. fees. D . F . BAIRD S H F F . Facts and Figures V Council! & Blackburn, LOVILl & FLETCHER, WASHINGTON WATAUGA �T h e W a t a a g a Democrat. A D EMOCRATIC family newspaper, devotatl to the interest ot Coun­ ty State auo Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa tauga Co-mitv. N. C. Washington Times: Sena­ tor Ransom is not aseompla cent us his mobile counten­ ance would indicate," said a distinguished North Caroli­ na politician, a s he rolled the end of a Perfecto around in his mouth, while sunning his Apollo-Belvidere in front of t h e Shoreham yesterday. "The old man is writing more lei t3rs every night now" he went on t o say, "than he ever did before in his life. The political signs in North Carolina do not augur suc­ cess for him next year. There are several good men already in the field. He wants to come back, for he could not put on style in North Caroli­ na that he does in Washing­ ton. Creased trousers, biled shirts, two-story collars and boutonnieres are not as pop­ ular a t home as home spun jeans a n d horny hands. Kansoin has an aversion for writing letters. He ha.jdone nothing for the bjys in the way of securing Federal pat­ ronage. And my! can't he he strut. He is the only man I ever saw t h a t could strut standing still." NOTICE. liehold the Scene. The prospect of a coalition between the Republican and Populist parties in North Car olina this year raises before the mental vision a prospect of excelling interest. T h e sight of a gold-standard Re­ publican and a fiat money Populist; a free trade Popu­ list and a protective tariff Republican; a national-bank Republican and a sub-Treas­ ury Populist trotting in dou­ ble harness will be a sight for gods and men. In Con­ gress the Populists vote with the Democrats; in North Car oliun it is proposed t h a t they vote with the Republi­ cans. In Kansas Populists and Democrats fuse to beat the Republicans; in North Car­ olina it is proposed that Pop ulists and Repnblicas fuse to beat the Deinoera ts. We want t o see this ill-matched pair hitched up; we wain to see it the Republicans and Popu list leaders can hitch it up. We don't believe it would pull even if it could be har­ nessed.—Landmark. Messenger: President Cleve land beats the record, it is said, in the matter of ap­ pointing postmasters. For the first yeai he has chang ed 22,012 fourth-class post­ masters, while 1,720 Presi dential postmasters h a v c been appointed. The first year of his first term gave these figures: 20.881 Demo crats appointed fourth-class postmasters and 1,064 Piesi dential postmasters. That is doing pretty well. "Turn the rascals out." There are about 180,000 officials, of these quite 150.000 are Re­ publicans still hanging on to the public teat. Chop off their heads. The country can get along finely without the services ofa single Repub i can. North Carolina, Watauga ccun ty, In the Superior Court• Daniel Yates 1 WASTf f VK Ida Yates The defendant above named will take notice that an action entitled a.s above has been com­ menced in the Superior Court ot Watauga county, to desolve the bonds of matrimony which now exist between the pltff. and detendant-. 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He has a family of grown-up chil­ dren three girls, one of whom is married and living in Stan St a ml aid Keeper's Notice. ton, V r a., and two boys, one The people of Watauga will a lawyer, aiding in the de­ take notice that I have pro­ fense of his father. The other cured a room in the court house when- 1 I will attend at named for his grandlather, the commissioners' court the Robert J . Breckenridge, is of NOTICE. first Monday in each month a wild disposition. Bob, as A. 8. Edmisten, Adms. of W. for the purpose of sealing the he is kuown here, got into 11. Eomisten, deceased, weights and measures for the frequent difficulties and fig­ people. The law requires this vs. ured in newspaper articles. W. W. I). Edmisten and wife, to be done everv two yeais. J. H. COOK,' Just before the breaking N. A. E( misten, Robt. P S TANDARD K EEPER out of the Breckeni idge-Pol- Edmisten and Pant ha Lee Edmisten. lard scandal Bob got on a By virtue of a decree ot the THE GREAT FROGF.I^S OF ELECTRICITY spree and had several fights. Superior court of Watauga Kadkel & Surgic?! IrJItete Col. Breckenridge telegraph­ county before the Clerk, made forthe Treatment,of 'lsronlr. KciifliM.Tru'Wai.SiHWta.',. ed from Washington to put on the 25th day of Feb. '94. k*riiot«. JFcixuiio, a: 1 m. Knre'i»ii < i"RV. him in jail and keep him there I will on the 30th day of Ap­ la *11 ca- ril, 4894, thesameBeing Mon arranged and inker. '1 tier until he returned, which in­ d a y of Watauga Superior in stamps for book on above diseases, and how to i,c:ure them. Call or address, structions were followed. It Court, sell to 1 he highest bid­ DR. ALBERT F. S'iELL & C0. /i/cntion this p+p*r. kimville, Tina. was decided to send Bob on der a t the court house door a sea voyage, to be away for in Boone, N. C, the followingthree yeais, and just as he described tracts o.» parcels of was boarding a vessel a t San land lying in the counties of Watauga and Caldwell. First Francisco he read an account tia- t known as the JohnCof of his father's doings with fey land on the Flat Top,ad Miss Pollard, and wired his joining the lands of R. K. brother Desha here: " P u t Hartley and others contain­ the old man in jail and keep ing 75 ncies; one other tinct Commercial College askWfi?: near Blowing Rock adjoining hi in there until I return."—j the |,-»mis of tin- Green Park " Cheapest A 8estBusmess College inthe World!" Awaracd Highest Honor st World's Exposition f.r Lexington, Ky., Dispatch. Co. and others, containing Sv*tam ofCradunt**In Ilnslnooo. Mosrl,of Fall Kdnrstln*. 10,004) Uoslc.keeping sod ttsu.ral Bo.In... Ntudenls annuity. 16 Trsebsr..mpl.Tod, Coot 1,000 Hnslnrss 100 icres, bought bv in tes­ • onriA Inolurllnf Tuition. Ststlonsr Irrraphy •peeisHlei. Nhort-HnnJ, lour now. In« and Vs«atloB. bsalthfnl. Uradaauc addrasg, linton Democrat: There ta t> of the est ate of B F nju min . li#beautiful aodType-Wrlf Far airoalar*•uccraiful. 'This oily la must be a re-organization ol Gr< "M. Dcd, and a tract con­ WILBUR R. SMITH, LEXINGTON, KV. the Democracy which will rec­ taining 50 acres bought ut ognize a s leaders only men Sandy Cook adjoining the ain sympathy with the princi­ bove tract, the two tracts con solidated containing 150 aples of the party and who cres. One other tract in Cald BOTANIC can be relied upon ro stand well county known as t li e flat footed on a platform. Jackson uainp land and ad­ iALM A thoroughly tested Remedy What the Democracy will joining the lands of Calvin FOR AI.L lose in the North by purify­ Harrison and others contain BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES. ing 106 acres more or less. ing itself it will gain in the Said sale will be made on the This standard remedy has been tried, Mid not found wanting, for forty year* by • •mlOMt physician, who has used ll West. The Southern Demo­ following terms to wit: On a wit ii certain ar.d unvarying success lor all disrvv > for which it is recommended. It cracy is all right and everj credit of 6 and 12 months af never fall to benefit from the first dose, qttlckiv and effectually driving out all (lis • is" rerun from tho oystem through thing it needs is support in ter date by note with appro v the in hum of the skin, liver and kid­ neys w itnoui any unpleasant or Injurious its efforts to dispense equal ed security, bearing interest effects. 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We went many men, wonivn, boys, and jrirl* to work for us a few hours daily, r';jhf in rnd sronixi thaiTown lioiiir.i The business is rosy, ^ivafsutt, strictly honorable, and pa's better than anyothef offered agents. You have ^ clear fcld end no competition.. F,xprri•-ne'• and rjtrinl aM'ity an. n&cessary. No cauil required. Weeipiip yon wilh everything thnt yon NEED, treat TOU wall, and help von to earn ten time ordtrmr; n*gtt. Women do .as well at men. end boy: iwd Htls make good p#e, Anr on-. Mivwb «re, ran do the worU. AH uutoeed who follow rr plaii and sire., pie direction.. Kara-et w k will mtrely rrirg yoa a ^reat deal of mono" K-erithing i- u»rr and iii irr> at duoian.l. Wrl ; e for o u r pawphtet circular, and receive f ill Inffyrmci-a. N- bursa none if you conclude not to go on -W/tli ! 1he business. S3 fl IT V Refunded If yon are dissatisfied wuitu T with the results—References— Southern Bank of tho State of Georgia, Chat­ ham Bank, and National Bank of Savannah. J. T. 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The following rat firaa the nnprdniuee of it ri.duced 'a ill Cm gfnninyr of about the (Ifiirth pRrf oftorarry We iwillnUo* f»R bulk ll | yy. «r««t, fv, m iCope,A« lnrver.a ran make fro»»i ». OOtMpevIr • r 1«c?»oe Addie.a. H HA 1.1.f ! . . -ment Ssod Stomp for Illa.tralsd Prlas Lint. The Schumacher Gpnasicm Cs. For Maharia, Liver Trou­ ble, or Indigestion, use BROWN'S IRON BITTBRS Caveats, and Tradc-Marh? obtained, and all Fatent business conducted for Moderate Feea. Our Office ts Opposite U. S. Pa'ent Office, and wecanscrnro patent In loss time than those remote from Washington. Send modol, drawing or photo., with dencrtp•1on. We advise, if patentable or rot, free of Charge. Our fee not duo till patent Is secured. A Pamghlet. "How t-o Obtain Patents," - b names •factual clients htyoerStat*, count. M town, sent free. Address, C.A.SNOW&Dal Opposite Patent Office, Waehlnatoa 0."WT �^3 The 'Watauga Democrat harshly for we know not The cold snap has been the WANTED! ! what a day may bring forth. most distinctive all over ilie A lemedv fordiseaseand de I). B. Dougherty, Editor. L' f ho country is on the eve country that we have any re­ bility, especially for thoset^is it. C. Bivers, Publisher of great prosperity as Mr collection of. eases which physicians have It has been opronounced incurable. Cleveland asserts all will be general over the South. Veg 7 h ursday Api il, 5, J 81 4 well and the financial affairs etation was so far advanced / HAVE JUST RE' IVED MY SPRING A.\I) SUMMER We give below a lew of the the many letters which we will soon be righted. Let us t h a t the damage was great­ GOODS, have received, and which wQr . President Cleveland h a s suffer on and hope forbetter er. All over our mountain And ha \ e a beautiful line oi callicoes a t 7 and 7% cents publish with the consent of sent in las veto message on times, may be that they will section the fruit of all kinds per yard; beautiful line >i' drapery a t 9 cts., worrh 12 cts.; the writers who are convinc­ the Bland seigniorage bill come around after while. has been killed and it is said b l a c k n a i n s o o k a t 1 0 c R s . , w o r t h 1 5 c t s . ; o t . e p i e c e s i l k ed that such a remedy as we which has caused general re­ None of us know much about t h a t many of the trees have plaids 12% cts. Bed ticking, good, a t 1 5 to 20 cts.; bleech- ha vedescribed has been found in Compound Oxygen Treat­ grets and disappointments this financial question and even been killed and wheat ing 8 to 12; tancy lawn 5 «• ts.; challies, fine, 0 to 7 ('eats; ment of Dre. Stnrkey J: Paamong the Southern people we only know the result, but has been badly damaged in Bedford cord dress goods. 12 cts., worth 15; nice crape 1 0 lell. and also in the great West. as to the cause we only have places where the grc \;th was cts.; percales 12% cts.. worth IN cts.; black sutine a t 11 tor) far advanced Some of cts. and up; domestic 7% cts. A large lot of cotton jeans "Mv (laughter was cured of The President in his veto an opinion. Asthma by one treatment otcef message gives a lengthy re­ There is great excitement i he wheat in this county was pound Oxygen, after suil riia* from 10 cts up, and everythii g else a t view of the causes that led in portions of South Caroli­ jointing and badly injured. for fifteen years, KII . n. WILLIS, BED ROCK PRICES. Tyler, Texas. him to veto the bill and one na over the killing of two Some of our people sowed Pome and see my beautiful stock of SPRING AND SUM. oats and they had come up cannot read his argument men a t Darlington by Gov. MER GOODS, rirey ore nice and cheap and I amgoin# to "I used your compound Oxy­ without i, believing t h a t he T i l l m a n ' s c o n s t a b l e s . and were killed. Much dam stive my friends' and customers money, as I will sell low for gen about a year and a half ago. I neglected to tell you of was actuated by honest con­ Threats a re made against the age has been done. cash or produce. So give me your trade. 1 will appreciate the great benefit I received from victions. We do not feel like Governor and also of blow­ it. Editor Ashe on the Veto* its use. 1 have not been troub­ applauding the President in ing up the dispensaries. The catarrh since.—F. VV. JWST'W AN I ED! 500 pound of balm of Gilead buds, 5,000 led withSyracuse University SvA That the President would Revels, his [seemingly independent citizens are greatly outiagveto the Bland bill lias been dozen eggs, 500 pounds nice yellow butter, 200 pounds of vacuse, N. Y. ' ' course in vetoing a hill pas- , a n d a , 0 h u n t i w ! - ( l m v n t h e for several da3 s foreshadow­ bees-wax, 200 pounds new feathers, and all other kinds of sed by a majority of both fleeing constables ana will ed by the reports from Wash good countrv produce a t hiylmsf market prices 1 will want Send for hook of two hundred All tin- roots, barks midhei I) •> in /he tnoutnin< thh summer. pages for fiutherinformation, tes Houses of Congress w i t h kill thern if captured. The ington. We very much re­ So when in need of anything in 1 he goods line call and see timonials, etc. A hook sent free. good Democratic majoiitiew. Governor has ordered out Home Treatment senl out by ex­ 1 gret that he should have felt me and I will do you right e\er v time. Whether Mr. Cleveland is several companies of t he press to H> used at home. Office -onstrained to take that ac­ Treatment administered here. right or wrong we are not state mailt ia, hut few of them tion. The views of our peo­ ETi prepared to say for wo state respond to his orders. Times Lr« ple have been earnestly and 5 u&us Yours An sinus to please. J frankly that we don't know, look squally in South Caro­ persistently presented to him 1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. <1 but we do suy that in veto­ lina, and more serious trou­ 120 Sutter St. San Frni.ciseo, Cal« and he was made fully aware WILL W. HCLSCLAVv ing this Democratic measure, ble is apprehended. It ap­ of the circumstances and con Please mention this paper. lie sets aside the opinions of pears that GovernorTillmun ditions t h a t rendered it im­ many of the best minds on fi­ is a great failure and will portant i'or him to allow the N01 ICE. nances in the South and West signally fail t o execute his hill to become a law. In our mBE&BSSBSmSBm By virtue of 8 executions and has seemingly ignored odious whiske\ law. issued from the Sup. Court of opinion it was a matter of It. was because he was the the appeals of the Southern Watauga county, one on tla#*"" such moment that we felt it victim of such apprehensions % and Western people and has Crisp and Reed have had a 11 ill day of Aug., 1898. in fa a duty to intrude ourselves, 1 vor of Jordan i : Scott and nlligncd himself with that lively tilt in the House over and we wrote urging him m>t that we (lit! not favor his 1 gainst W. R. Blackburn an 1 nomination at Ulrica go; ami the Speakers ruling. T h e great financial Radical John to veto the bill. He has seen becatiao of this divergence of ;'OOl\; L r A D! !>A nGAI.\S] E. B. Miller for $25.00 with Sherman and the whole Rad­ House sustained the Speakerinterest and cost, one on the the matter differently, and views in regard to silver, we -O ical crew. Now the question a n d the sergeant-at-arms he is of t he opinion that it will 21st <>1 June, 1898 in favor arises in our mind is the nuple Reed take his seat. he best for the peopleand the have been unable to give his! In order o> make room for ol VV. L. Brvnn and against administration t h a t entire; our Sjnirig nnd^Summer (foods, E. li. Miller for $14 00 with John Sherman policy on fl-JRwedis the big boss Of 111' 1 Republicans and is an able country as a whole t h a t the support which we ha ve desir- wen re offering special bargains interest and cost,and theuth nance the true policy? Has bill should 1101 become a law. a bill of cost in of all tinoiigli our stock of goods— cr for Church and wifecase H not. this extreme Radical fi­ shrewd man and is giving Mr* Cleveland lias e v e r ed. E. M. \s. nancial policy ruined the Congress a great deal of trou stood before the people in the In regard to this particu­ a great, man v articles lor less than B. Miller principal, and VV/t 4 country? Who can say but ble often. The Speaker has light of a fearless man, act­ lar matter we apprehend R. Miller survLy, tor the sum AC/1 UAL (OS7. of $34.80.. I will sell to t h « this policy so long continued to sit down on him occasion­ ing on his own judgment, that our people will regard Wo will not quote prices but highest bidde" for cash a t the in our system has been the a l l y . B o u t e l l e i s R e e d s and seeking t o do what he his dec lination to utilize the will moot any court house door in RooneN. silver bullion in the Treas­ cause of all our troubles? henchman nnd useshis month too much and too often. A believes to be best. The peo­ ury as n discrimination n- H O N O R A B L E 0 J M - C. 011 the 80th day of April* Why does Grover Cleveland 1894, it being Monday of the ple have had faith and confi­ gainst the use of silver a s PETITION who was elected so grandly good deal of time is spent in Superior Court, thefoilowing dence in his integrity oi pur­ money, and as being a vari­ —AND— described tract or parrel ofVr on a reform platform stick consequence of his privilege pose beyond what they felt ance from the principles an­ motions so often presented. nounced a t Chicago as con­ W I L L A 0 1 R E U / D E R land which has been levied ' i n t o this ruinous rotten policytowards most of our public stituting Democratic faith. by me as the property of E . ® NOLI) Is lire great Democratic host J . C. E. Harris, is in favor men. At times we have < 1 i)"- We deplore his action in the B. Miller to satisfy said exe­ Come and sec us before buying, cutions. To wit: A tract of who elected hiui imbecils and of a iusion in the State with | fei'Oti with him in judgment. J premises financial fools? Could lie not t h e P o p u l i s t s . C h a i r m a n We will sn ve von money. land lying and being mostly and on this particular trial-1 on the west side of the Pine have approved this Demo­ Eaves of the Republican par­ R ESPECTFULLY, ter we differ with him. But Orchard and Riddle's Knob cratic bill and his conscience ty rigidly opposes fusion. Mr we have never questioned his H. C. MARTIN & CO. mountains, on Hie waters of remained a t ease? Every Charles Price agrees with -X motives. T h e influences Blowing Rock, March 5th, 1894. Long Hope enek in this Co., thing is now dark and gloomy Eaves and says t h a t if Re­ adjoining the fiinds of A. F. whi *h surround him are dif­ AFTER APRIL THE INT '91, for the South and West. publican convention endors­ Davis, IL W. Finley. B. R. ferent, from the influences 10 per cent, cut on prices. Brow n and ot hers conta imng ^ What will be the result? It es the fusion movement he that sun onnd us, and he ar­ some ;>25 acres more or less, may prove a blessing in dis­ will canvass North Carolina rives a t different conclusions SPOT CASH OR BARTER, and known ast lie Steel lands. guise. The South and Best against it. Politics seems to from usbecausehe sees things NEVER TEN DAYS. This March 2fith, 1894. will cut loose from New York bean unknown quantity this D. y. U AIUD, SHI 'f. differently, because he occu­ p o l i t i c s , Grover Cleveland year—everything is )ut of pies another standpoint, and Look over our list and com­ The Rutherford College 1 John Sherman and the bal- joint. because be gives more weight pare our prices with those selling' Burke C o u n t y N . C , unee of the Gold-bug crew, on time. "Monev saved is mon­ John 8. Henderson, of N. to some considerations than ey made." Will open its Fall Tcnn, and set up house keeping for ('., has introduced a bill t o we do, and less weight to We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds Aug. 8, '98, under very prom themselves. The silver ques­ ot hereonsidera 1 ions. We do good coffee for $1.00, 1 0 pounds ising prospects. It is ten miles tion will be the issue and it coin merely the seigniorage. not impeach his good inten­ extra 'C' sugar lor $1.00, best west of IJi 'kory, N. C., near will be a winning curd. It This from Mr. Clevelands tions, his honesty of purpose calico G to 7 1-2 cts per .yard, cot the noted Connelly Springs, We wish tocnllattentionlo our standpoint will recieve his looks this way t o us. whose waters are being ship­ line of second-hand endorsement. It, is t o be or his patriotic impulses. per yard, and ladies' and gents ped to Europe almost every Buggies, Carts, wagons, Since tlie veto message we hoped tliis bill will pass leav­ accord him the same mensim hats cheaper than they have ev- day. Board, including , p**ery expense, is from $5. to $9. per Hacks, K a n ess Hic, have mingled considerably ing out the second section of in these regards that vve j or been sold before. We are just receiving a, full line month. Tuition rn nges from with our people and find the Blond bill which Mr. claim for ourselves. B u t of ladies' dress goods at prices to They are almost good 11* new, $1. to f-L per month. No them generally disappointed Cleveland objects to so strong while on many points we en­ suit the buyers. and parsons wishing to bey van healthier, happier and more and disgusted. Many of them ly. Bland and others will in­ tertain the same views, on WE MEAN WHAT WHS AY. moral place ean he found in secure bargains by e diieg on HH. Wt have a big lot of NEvv are mad nnd they speak out troduce free coinage bills. the currency question and es­ Call and see us and we can save America. A complete busi­ IP SWP . Silver agitation is now set in pecially in regard t o the use you money. ness c o u rse a 11a ch e1. A d d ress BUG •:s, WACOXS, CARTS, without reserve in condemn­ JOHNSON EDM I ST EN & CO. I>U. ILL ABEIIXETHY, PRESIDENT, ofsilver, there is adivergence. ation of old man Grover. earnest in the House. HARNESS Ac He has been led t o believe Blowing Rock, March 5. Rutherford College, N. C. on hand, which will be sold on They now call him a goldOn last Sunday we attend­ bug, Radical and other pet ed meeting at. Three Forks, that any silver legislation a t NOTICE. reasonable terms, it we have not nm ft! names. What n change has and heard an able sermon this time would impair confi­ North Carolina, Watauga ctun got what 3011 want, we will comeover our peoplel Form from Rev. Sherwood on the dence and would tend to fcy, In the Superior Court* Npecial Attractions: Matchless take pleasure in getting any Daniel Vales climate. Wonderful health record, j thing for you in our line. We buy er!y the name of Cleveland 'Iieserreetion from the dead.' bring back the panic thatocvs Delightful homelife. Well ordered , direct from manufacturers and was spoken with great respect We went home with J . C. cussioned so much loss to Ida Yates Gift people of this country The defendant above nanul course of instructions. Thorough | 11111 therefore, give you very by all Democrats, they look­ Morton, and his good wife ly equipped gymnasiums. Music l ' ed upon him as a true, hon­ and had an excellent dinner. last year. Our judgment is will take notice that an action j under the celebrated Prof. Gra- close prices. entitled as above has been com­ est and capable man, one Onr esteemed old friends Col. different as to the weight to menced in the Superior Court of bau (German). Art under Miss We have a full line of new liar Blvtlie House in who was fully trusted—a Horton and Aunt Malindo be given t o the.ie apprehen- Watauga county, to desolve the i acres of(Paris). lawn in theseven ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev wooded heart man in whom there w a s live a t Mr. Hortons. The si oris. They rest 011 but bonds of matrimony which now ; of a beautiful city. Rooms finely erything in the harness line. Can exist between the pltff. and de­ finished. Nteani heatingand snn bent the world 011 prices. no guile, but listen now, he is old Col. is now in his 89 ch slight foundation. Mr. Cleve'and has always fendant. And the said defendant itary plumbing throughout. The branded as a traitor—a gold year. He is growing feeble, will further take notice that she charges as low as a fine school fi®" We will take in exchange, bug and an e n e m y to the but has his mind reasonably been the victim of fears in re­ is required to appear at the next can make them. Neu 1 for cata hoises. mules, and also good bee term ofthe Nupei iorrourt of South—a spurious Demo­ strong. Late in the evening gard to silver. He entertain county to be held on the said logue. Address cattle. Give us a call. 8th, went down the River and ed them before he was elect­ REV. JUMES ATKINS. crat. He is now coupled Monday after the 1st, Monday stayed over night with Esq. Asheviile, N. C. HENKEL, CRAIG & CO. ''cheek by jole" with John J . H. Taylor, where we were ed President in 1884. He en in March 1894, at the court in tertained them before he was said county in Boone North Car­ JLenoir I\. C. 8! • r ran, who is considered hospitab'lj and pleasantly olina and answer or demur to LADIES the great "cyclop*" of Kadi entertained, and bad a l o n g President during his first t he complaint in said action or Needing a tonic, or children who want build­ ing up, should take D . n i a 1 hum bugery. eh to vvi/h the Esq. on the ve- term. lie entertained them the plaintiff will apply to the BROWN'S IRON BITTKRS. It ia pleasant; cures Malaria, Indigestion, broken hard sayings tor to question. Esq. Taylor, is before he was nominated ai court tor the relief demanded in Biliousness, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia. down from Mnny Persons arccares. Tb overwork or household a S i m o n pure Democrat, but Chicago, and during the cam said complaint. This 20th day Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds tho our P< >ple 1 o indulge in. ! he is very sour on the veto 'OSFOne doilm pays for tli9 system, aids digestion, removes excess of bila, paign, and he entertains ol March. 1884. and cures malaria. Get the genuine. i hey Sliuuid be Ob 1 in a n ( U a s I found all others with J OE B. To DP . C. S. C. Den1 oenit one nv/r. 1 them now. serene and not judge too'wnoinl talked. j- 1 LOOK & LOT!! ATTENTION, 8STEBS! <\ * �—L. G. Storey of KenneFrom II a inn-r Ei.k, N. 0. dule, Texas, who has recent­ F litor Dtmioc?at: TO T HE W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT ly taken unto himself a wife, Grover bus "goneand done I -opyl year $1.00 sends in a dollar to renew Cough, Choke, and Gasp it." I knew he would, and " 6 months 50 his subset iplion t>> the R EM i fold v' A > in m v letteruf last for Breath, " 3 months 35 I OCRAT for another year. Let V'lgust. v * v *eo 1 • John Ty­ ADVERTISING KATES. BEWARE! others of our western sub­ ler went back 'in the Whig' 1 inch 1 week $ .75 ( i parly lhat elected him, lbs 1 u 1 month.. 1.75 scribers follow suit. -» It May be a Serious Symptom 1 " 3 " 3.00 —The Sunday School of the j CM hi net resigned, in d isgusl, 1 " G " 5.00 THE SPECIFIC I " 1 year 7.00 M . E . C h u r c h S o u t h , w i l l Mud the Whigs in Conges: 1 column 1 week 9.00 meet in the Methodist church held a caucus and denounced For all Throat and Lung Complaints 1 " 1 month 13.50 ; n Boone on next Sunday, j him to the world. But it w ill 1 " 3 " 25.00 IS | not be that way wit h Grover. j 1 " G " 37.50 the 8th inst., a t 1 0 o'clock ] " 1 year 50 00 in order to organize. Let ev­ |Times have changed, a a d 1 ery body come out and take [there was no British gold beRev. JOHN K. CHASE, of South Hampton, N. H.T says: "The best Entered a t the Postofficeat a part in t he good work. M. | hind John Tvler, either, as remedy for La Grippe that I know of is AYER'S Cherry Pectoral." Ii there is behind Grover Wall Boone, N. C., as .second-class B. Blackburn, Supt, "Last Spring, I was taken down with La Grippe. At times 1 was com­ •Street is now in the saddle, mail matter. pletely prostrated, and so difficult was my breathing that my breast —Many of the cnizens of and will force the democrats seemed as if confined in an iron cage. I procured a bottle of AYER'S the county were in town «>n of the Soijtli and West to j Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner had I began taking it than relief LOCAL NEWS. followed. I could not believe that the effect would be so rapid and the Monday, and all reported the stand together in 1896. No cure so complete. It is truly a wonderful medicine."—W. II. "WILLIAMS, —Att.vs. Conncill, Spainhour fruit and vegetables killed, Tom Reed nor ( levelatuldetn Crook City, S. I). and Coffey are attending Le­ although there is a difference ocrats need apply. "From my own experience, I take pleasure in voluntarily stating that of all the medicines I ever used for fresh colds and La Grippe, AYEll'S in opinion in regard to the noir rourt this week. But in the mean time, let Cherry Pectoral is, pre-eminently, the most potent remedy. Ordinarily, —Died of grippe on Inst injury of the wheat crop. us look well t o our State and the most virulent fresh cold in the head and chest vanishes in a night, as if by magic. Just follow the directions, and AYER'S Cherry Pectoral Monday morning Mrs. Prank Some think it is not injured county officers. As for our Avill do the rest."—GEO. II. PIKE, Cadiz, Ky. so badly as others. county, we are entitled to the Hollars, of Watauga River. "For two years, 1 suffered from a most distressing cough, which, at —Following are the list-ta­ Spnator this time, and I liom last, became of a consumptive character, and very alarming to my friends. —Miss Carrie Bryan h a s After trying various remedies, without success, I began to take AYER'S returned from a visit of sev­ kers for 1894, to wit: Alex inate W. B. Conncill. Jr., for Cherry Pectoral, and was very soon relieved. Two bottles cured me."— the position. Our present sher­ eral months to Marion, N. C. Hagaman, J. J. Mast, T. M. CELESTINE SIKOIS, Augusta, Me. Cottrell, J . G. Norris, L. G iff, I). F. Baird, must go to The best remedy for colds, coughs, and the common disorders of the —The funnelsof thecounty Maxwell. A. F. Davis,, W. S. the Legislature, ind Mr. Jas. throat and lungs, AYER'S Cherry Pectoral is universally recommended are preparing to plant a large Farthing, H. C.Martin. J . R. Taylor, of New River, o n r by the profession. acreage of ••orn this season. Hodges, M. P. Edmisten, W. S'-eriff, and last but not least 9^ —Miss Callie Winkler, Who N. Thomas, R. L. Lowe and L. D. Lowe, of Banner Elk, has been teaching in E l k P . D. Taylor. must be our (Jerk of Superi Prepared l>y Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Park for the past few months or Court. What say you, —The stock of goods nowPrompt to act, sur© to oure has returned. P HANTOM. being received by Manly B. gentlemen ? —Mrs Dr. Counriil has been Blackburn is complete in ev­ April 2, 1894. quite ill for some days, hut is ery line, from the daintiest When the 1 .scalp is atrophied, now improving, we are glad article to an Oliver Chilled or shiny-bald, no preparation t o state. plow, and to induce an in­ will restore the hair; in all other —Mrs. W. H. Gentry, of crease of trade, he is mark­ cases, Hall's Hair Kenevver will st art a gro .vth. Jeff rson. with her son, Dick, ing them a t the lowest possi­ STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Washington correspondent is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ble figures. See him, get pri­ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Nathan Morton. ces, and watch for his ad in has this to say: "The Presi­ B HE RE AS, official information has been received a t dent has probably been more —Everything you need for next issue. roundly condemned a t the this Department that Frank Itagan, Sr., and J . S. Ragan, spring and summer wear i* —There was a debate a t capital today than on any members of a band of robbers have. b°en charged with va­ t > lie found a t M. B. Black­ burn's. Full particulars next Deer field on last Friday eve­ previous occasion since he rious crimes of robbery and conspiracy t o rob, steal etc!, ning. with Roy N o r r i s, week. has been President. Every committed in thecounty of Watauga, and W. M. Francum, and Millard Is herens, it appears ihat the said Frank Ragan, Sr., and imaginable pressure vv a s —Mis. W. L. Bryan is off Norris on the affirmative and brought t o bear to induce J . S Ragan have fled the State, ot so concealed themselves for a visit of some weeks to J . T. Hampton, T. M. Cot­ him to sign the bill. Mr. that the ordinary process of law cannot be s e r v e d upen her daughter, Mrs, Dr. Mortrell and Shober Rogers on Cleveland, however, could them. phevv, a t Marion N. C. the negative—docission in fa­ Aoiv, 7 herefore, I, El ins Car r, Governor of the State of — Paul Chatham, of \ h e vor of negative. There will not be swerved from what he North Carolina, by virtue of authority in me vested by law. Cha i ham Manufacturing Co., be another debate a t same regarded as his path of duty, do issue this my PROCLAMATION, offering a reward <>f one is in the county looking af­ place in ahout a month with and, unmindful of the pro­ hundred and twenty-five dollars each for the apprehension phesies of dire disaster which and delivery of the said Frank Ragan, Sr., and J.S. Ragan ter the wool in these parts. same speakers. Watauga county, a t the court house in would befall the party in the to the sheriff —The funeral of Miss An­ south and west, he followed Boone, and I do unjoin all officers of the State and all good n i e Muggins will 1 preached Aren't yo'i afraid you'll make a citizens to assist in bringing said criminals to justice. what lie believed conscien­ by the Rev. R. P. Pell a t the white lie Done a t our city of Raleigh, the 2nd day of February, in grave yard one mile west of In speaking of Allen as being tiously to be his duty. It the year of our Lord one thousand eight iiundrd and nine­ high, Boone on the fiist Sunday in was a t one time thought he ty four and in the one hundred anu eighteenth year of our When everybody ought to know would allow the bill to be May. American Independence. " ELIASCARR, Th at he is sel 1 i ng rem a r k a bly 1o w? come a law without any ac­ Iiy the Governor: —The work on the turn- He will never, never hurt vmi, S. F. TELLFAIR, Private Secretary take is progressing nicely at But will do his best to suit you; tion on his part, but Mr. -V-VJWIUI Cleveland is not a dodger. present, and it is thought it And that he sells for cash He faced the issue squarely will be open for travel by tho Proves that lie is not rash. Now, won't you and your neigh­ and is prepared to take the , V, Vicks' Beta." Con:j. the Genu of Life. 3 ) middle or last of June. bor •'7 J FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. consequences. In his veto ®) —James H. Taylor and Al­ Tell every other stranger that they can get an Avery plow message he makes his posi­ f fred Morets are Watauga's At N. M. Allen's right now? tion *horoughly understood.' a'lCs 3 r bra I Guide, 3894, ©) jurors drawn for the Federal T*i* r:> ocr OaLalo-'ie cf Vegetable* and Flowcrr —Haiti more Sun. An s t a n y kind points (© (jont'tL* 1J2 SilO f-2 in,. Court which convenes on the A t t.1hmsohustling, t r a of n g point, i/Ipti. 1 «5s"f < r'lir , !.'•& i»!«}<•&<!; i di el r u t i n ; ; => i , .nt i n s t r u c t , o syvtpratti PsntcM Yellow (Hobo ®) 17th inst. a t Statesville. There are peeks of trouble A n d many, a n d m a n y a n o t h e r Onion !>ecl, $1.00 Tlie-cnvcr iBoSiuflnlt • in litirnionio'mi (@ per pound. lne«»f WHti r «o!rr prints In preen ntid white, tiling brewing in South Carolina r.'illi rt pt.M Im'.:!;. iv.-nO,—a dream of In-anf.'.. —Messrs Pearson, Winkler, From him you can bring. 01 L*,veldt'sprinted hi 8dtffrrontcol­ NOVELTIES. «) on:. Ml the leu.iiii;: novelties aiv* iiie l i st ..f between Gov. Tillman's com Councill and Dougherty are e) ilia uM toe : telle:. These t i r . n lBuyi eSKINt'sT Branching Aster, v t i n r ; m i <:tnm.t afford run anyyou will ru-civ i'Tf.L Illhlsrtis, Sunset, risk. stables and the citizens grow­ (@ v.liore earnestly engaged in getting * > EAKlTtl!'. It Is not necessary to adver­ Dahlia, Ethel Yicli, He have a report that we ing out of the law in regard tise that Viek's seals prow, tills Is known the Double Anemone, their fences completed along world over, and also that, ilio harvest pays. A Very Ittfla spent for proper need wtl! save pro- Charmer Pea, (9 ; ccr'sand anetorV-hllls. Many concedeViclc'# Now Potatoes. tlie turnpike through their take to he reliable that a to the whiskey selling. It is 1'iornl Guide tl.e hnratsomest eataloaue for man b.v the name of English stated that these constables JS'iI. If yon lovo p. fine ex.-l^n p. nd uddresa nmv. with 10 cents, lands. which may he (1 domed from first order. i< • ifi'ieo Cash rrize for Potato «. VlrkH' Seeds do not They (JVOTV, ihev I'lonrlsli, flier Produce Abnndanlly. in Mitchell county murdered are acting as spies and ar­ —R. I y O i i n c i l l i s r e m o v i n g ^j 8 w jf e H ( ) m e f j i n e ago by rest many of the citizens and the law office formerly owned beating her with a club and are aggressive and insulting by J . F. Spa in hour, and will then threw her body in Toe some what on the plan of utilize the lumber in a barn river. The brute was arrest­ the United States Deputy he now has in the course of ed and put in iail in BakersMarshalls in this section in construction. .f ville and a crowd of 175 men former days. Two citizens —W. M. Francum closed took him out and lynched were shot by these constables BS S TT HE DEM0011 AT ONE YEAU ONE DOLLAR."®# his school a t Deerflehl on Fri­ him. a t Darlington the other day day, March the 30th, a n d "Beauty" may be "only skin which has caused great ex­ ffS-es-A'OU' IS 7 UK7IAE will rest for about a month, deep," hut the secret of a beauti­ citement among the people and then open school in our ful skin is pure blood. Those and a regular battle was course, rough, pimply complex­ town ions may, in most cases. he ren­ fought between the citizens —W. L. Bryan ishavinghis dered soft, smooth, and fair by and constables. The Gov. persevering and systematic has ordered out his malitia hotel building repainted and the ot Ayer's Sarsaparilla. use f and the citizens are arming is fitting up a commodious B. B. DOUGIihRl Y PRINCIPAL. r themselves. parlor in the former store Thomas E. Benedict, has A hi^ h school for boys and gii-ls. Starts the students loom, both of which will add been appointed by President Speaker Crisp, has been aright, and prepares teacheis for the public schools. much to the already desira­ appointed by Governor Nor­ Teachers are expected to meet on Saturdays to discuss Cleveland, Public Printer. ble property. thern of Georgia, United the best methods of teaching. Young men can here prepare for college a t a low cost. States Senator to till out the —Sheriff Baird says he will Mrs. Languish. "Tired! Oh, so Special drill in debate and declaiming. be forced to advertise proper tired all the Cm d" Mrs. Smart. unexpired term of Senator Spring term began Jan. 1st, 1894. For other informa ty owned by delinquent t a x ­ "Well, so I used to be until I be­ Colquitt, but Mr. Crisp, de­ tion address the principal. payers in thecounty. Every gan to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla clines to accept owing to the body behind with their f X ' T o r e great desire of the Demo Relieves *11 sureties* of the mtirouA membrane end ctircsGONORRHCKA end GLEET tn 1 t«s days. No , eratic Congressmen who have other treatment necessary. Nerer causes stricture o» ! ought to come forward a t that tired feeling. Try it, my urged him to remain Speaker leaves any injurious *ftet effects. Price, fi. Sold by druggists. once and settle and thereby 1 dear; only be sure you get Aver's. Of the House. BLOOD BALM CO., Pro's, Atlat^fa *a ve cost. SUBSCRIPTION KATE S c c Q.r Vk -y a i & % l & i AH $ f / o L l i i J 8 4 -o~ Ayer's Cherry Pectoral k JX THIS LS NO HUM LUG TO DRAW TRADE! -o- I MEAN BUSINESS. 1 rom now until the first day of April I will sell my stock of CLOTHING —AND— OVERCOATS At per cent above COST! If you don't think I mean it come and look through my STOCK It wont cost you one cent if you dont purchase. I have n large stock and want to get rid of it before spring. *AR CALL AND LOOK! 1 I would call; your attention to the big cut in prices in my other lires.' GLOBE ACADEMY RESPECTFULLY, IV. L. BRYAN. oo c ••Pv.cb go � 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 6 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_1894_0405_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: April 5, 1894] 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 1894-04-05 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/be2e7b0f060eb5f1d334b6378d7c9d2d.pdf 619d92e02487f8fb98294f0da4cf2db5 PDF Text Text .ran* 3*r*w**r_'«ic.r«esi»»at. VOL 6 BOONE, COUNTY, N. C., rHUlLSDAY APRIL, 12. 1894, NO. 26, LETTER, j Mr. Bland will, a s soon a s HERE IS WHAT THEY SAY. T h e failure of the bill t o be­ ness and pain like ourselves , I the House can s e t and keep The Augusta Chronicle, a come a law is not their fault; but unlike ourselves they i-rorn our Regular Correspondent. , . , 1 a democratic quorum long leading Georgia paper of but tho.v recognize tl.ut op­ have no ray of light t o cheer Speaker Crisp lias always enough t o dispose of the re- much influence says: ponents of the Democratic t h e gloom of their dismal fu­ heen a popular man with port of the election commit- " T h e Chronicle deeply dep­ party will endeavor from ture. They are among those democrats, in and o u t of Con tee in the contested case of r e c a t e s t h i s a c t i o n o n t h e now on t o injure the candi­ for whom Christ died, a n d This is a problem that puzzles gress, a t Washington, but O Neil vs. Joy, of Missouri, part of the President, I t will dates for Congress with tlie a m o n g those t o whom He re­ more than one man who saves a fers when He says t o y )u: his popularity is today one which has been hanging tor rejoice Wall street, but i t will people." portion of his salary. The fol­ more than u week for lack of disappoint the people of tin " G o ye therefore and make hundred per c e n t greater lowing letter gives the result of The Atlanta Constitution an investment in a Tontine diciples of all nations." Yes, t h a n it ever was before. His' a voting quorum, move t h a t South and West, who looked says; Policy of the refusal of a seat in the Sen­ his coinage bill be passed t > a democratic administra " W e call the attention of Christ has made it .yourduty tion for a financial policy o u r contemporary t o the fact t o give the bread of life t o Equitable Life. a t e when all his personal in­ over the President's veto UNION, S. C., Dec. 20, 1892. clinations were for taking it, It cannot pass, unless the re­ which would appEuciate val­ t h a t American silver dollars these people—your contem­ W. J. RODDEY, Esq., Agent. because it was clearly more publicans who voted against ues a n d stimulate business —the d Mlars t h a t Wall street poraries —many of whom will DEAR SIR:—Your favor enclosing check of the Equitable I.ife Assur­ i beneficial to the democratic the bill should refuse t o vote, The hoodleholders, the man regards a s "dishonest"—are soon be forever-beyond your ance Society iu settlement of my policy, No. 209,310, came duly to ' p a r t y for him t o r e in a i n and even then it could hard­ ufacttirers and the en pit d- a t par with gold in the Euro­ reach. 'Thousands a r e daily hand. The settlement is a liberal Speaker of the t o account for ly pass, a s there a r e a num­ ists a r e opposed not only t o pean markets to-day. I t is crossing t h a t river of death one, exceeding my expectations, and I am pleased with it. much of the increase in his ber of democrats who voted i'rte silver coinage, but I o true Hi. -it few of Hiem find whence there is no return, Yours truly, WILLIAM MONRO. popularity, but i t was a n o t h tor the bill when it was pas­ any increase in the p n s e n t their way abroad, b u t those and for t h e g r e a t multitude There is no form of investment er event—the greatest tri­ sed who will not vote t o pa ••a volume of silver money." t h a t d o a r e a t par with gold. tin glad tidings must c o m e to-day that offers such absolute it over the President's veto. security and such liberal divi­ umph of the Speaker's Con­ The Washington Post, Re­ Why? Let it not be hastily soon o r never. They a r e ig­ dends as the proper form c f life There is little doubt t h a t a gressional career—that cap said t h a t they a n a t par in n o r a n t of God a n d a Redeem­ publican, reports this: assurance. It's a matter on free coinage bill will soon be ped the climax and made • v which every man should be " T h e men upon whom the Europe because they are re er—they ore spiritually blind posted. We send you figures er.v democrat in Washington reponed t o t he House from veto fell with the most crush­ deeinable in gold a t home. and utterly unable t o extri­ and particulars without charge. r«-ad.v t o throw his h a t in the the Coinage committee, of ing force were Hie Western That is riot the case. I t is cate themselves from /"his pit W. J. RODDEY, Manager, a i r a n d give three cheers ev which Mr Bland is chairman, and Southern men who last true they are not inconverti­ of heathenism. All the edu­ Department of the CaroHu&s, ROCK h!LI., S. C. \ erv time the name "Crisp" is but there is much doubt of summer voted for the repeal ble by law a s the French five- cation, civilization and char called. He h 11 m b l e d ex- its being passed. of t he Sherman law and ex­ franc pieces ore, but they a r e ity of the christian world can Well, the long wn't is over. Speaker Beed, a s t h a t legis­ pected tluit when the Presi­ n o t convertible into gold by not lift them o u t of this con­ PHO CLSSIOXA L. A democratic Public Printer lative bully was never before dent was given the opportu­ law. Under the law t h a t has dition. The Gospel, and the is t o succeed Mr. Frank VV. humbled on the floor of the nity t o d o something for sil­ been violated by thetreasury Gospel alone, which is the W. B. COUNCILL, J u House. They h a y e had Palmer, the republican who ver he would remember the policy, silver dollars aremon power of God unto salvation ATTORNEY AT LAY. many parliamentary c o n- has held the office since May sacrifice they had made for ey of final payment. They t o every one t h a t believeth, Boone, N. C. t. s t s . iu which the Speaker 1889. The lucky man is Mr. hi in. They had hoped t h a t a r e a t par in Europe because can bring deliverance. While there are other mis­ got the best of th* ex Czar, T h o m a s E . Benedict, of New the President's approval of of their purchasing power a t W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). sionaries in North China, we but never until this time lias York, who held the office the bill would give them a leg home." Boone, N. C. of the Gospel Mission, twelve the Speaker succeeded in com from September 188(1, un­ t o s t a n d on. s o t o speak, The Vtlanta Constitution, in number, til Palmer's appointment. a r e on the eve of ItesjdrMit Physician. Office pletely humbling Iteed—so when they went before their one of the ablest of newspa­ o n King S t r e e t n o r t h of P o s t completely t h a t he s a t , after While there is, of course, constituents in i,he fall elec­ s t a r t i n g into a region where pers and very s t r o n g in i t s Office. Christ lias n o t been named, having been made t o d o s o some personal disappoint­ tions. Now they have lost financial discussions, says. ment a m o n g democrats who stretching toward the far in­ by the Speaker, like a whip­ everything, and are in t h e A Democratic Congress, de terior of the Empire. We g o ped cur. If the Georgia dem- were close friends of other dept hs of despair." coived and misled by its con­ candidates for the appoint­ forth in the name of Him who jocrats a r e of the same mind Senator Bute, of Tennessee, fidence in the Executive, has sent us with His message of I T 7 0 / ? . V M M 7 LA IV. l a s the democrats hereabouts ment, there is general demo­ wiped silver o u t of our cur­ soys: --N.C M V11I0N, salvation—doing the special Mr. Crisp will certainly be a cratic rejoicing t h a t the pos­ " I a m sure t h a t the Presi­ rency a s the money of final work l i e has commanded in it ion which controls the a p u>* v Senator after the 4 . of next dent fully appreciates the fact payment and established t h e , Will proetir • i n the c o u r t s oi 1 M trch, and they are talking pointment of neatly three t h a t seven-eights of the votes single gold standard. And proclaiming t o the lost re­ pentance and forgiveness of \ .mm'. ..Ash-, MituMI, MvDo tf-1 r t t 11,is owl ..film lino ofs.mm 1 t h " U ! , i " " ) "mpkvw*. 1 , 1 1 out; 1 'O..U ...I •!.- t M n # t h W w r v r t f,„. him i„ »i«e «.f lh« ••Inmiti-il wrvici;, of democracy wen in favor ot now the people a r e told t h a t sins through faith in Him, d *nt <iisl t i •! t- SjH»ci the passage of the Bland bill. there can be no more ad­ and relying upon Him prom­ 1 " j IH t o be filled by ft demo-rat. tioii gi v«ii to the c.oliwitioa TLF the future * * * The men who repre­ ditions t o their currency un­ ise of the Holy Spirit t o r e ­ Semiior Voorheesin open M p - Ken-diet i« "»l.v H claims." sent the demon atic party a r e less there is also a n issue of new their heartsand t o guide i n - t!it- tariff debate in t h e ! * 0 0 ' 1 but, a s p.-oplainly and unequivocally di­ bonds. us. We constantly pray the W. a rowwlll a . l>. r. c. Ei.ckb.irti- rtennte luitdelit tie useof hisex ; v e " h - v h l a '«?<>rd when ... The emergency calls for the U iour, X. C. /ionVillo, X. C. control of t he o f f i c e , he is a rected t o hold to the use of Lord of the harvest t h a t He traordmurv oratorical pow­ good Public Printer. There both gold and silver a s t h e courage and patriotism of wil| send forth more laborers CouQCill & Blackburn, er. H e just gave a p 1 a i n will probably not be one sin­ s t a n d a r d money of t he conn- an Andrew Jackson, but t h e into His harvest,—God-call­ straightfo ward talk, large­ gle objection raised m the try, a n d the platform on man who stands in Andrew ed men and women ready for ly in the nature of a n expla­ Senate t o the confirmation which they were elected calls Jackson's shoes h a s pructi- every sacrifice—ready t o deny 9GBT'Calls attended at nil nation of the changes made of his nomination. for the o ansige of both gold e a 1 1 y turned the people's themselves of many of t h e in the bill by the Henattieom hours.UNk Sec re t a r \ Carlisle has be- and silver a t the mints with­ treasury a n d 1he people's comforts of a christian lam mittee of which he is chair 1 , '03. o u t discri nination against finances over t o the organiz­ June and t o come down and live mu.1, mid Invim? s p e c i !. I s o a,•.•uslomcd t o t,emeither metal. This is the re­ ed money power af Wall simple lives among the na­ E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. s t r e s s upon the urgent neces-1 l i w 1 u l w " f '".srepiwentstreet. al issue. tives t h a t t h u s they " m a y by Sit .v for speedy action. Ac- M i n tepubhenn newspnpel<r t h a t he would n o t know Messenger: Rep, Henderson all means save some." The " H o w does the veto effect c o r d i n g t o the present prourn ill me, very few set speech-1 w l l u t t o l n: l k " , , f n n v "Pl'Or- the democratic p a r t y ? " was wi'l make his comment by in­ way is now open, and now is ATlURXLYS AT LAW, es will be made by the other t u , , i ' . v the munufi.ctnre asked of Mr. B r \ a u , of Ne­ troducing a bill t o coin the the time for t h e churches sin­ BOONE, N. C. democratic mcm't.ers of tlio " l » f ' " K h '-">^h «f stories be- braska. seigniorage only. Representa gle or in g r o u p s t o send forth Special a Mention gi veil Finance committee, and no ing lost by the writers for "Which is the democratic tive Bower is reported in t h e from their midst those whom to the collet-ion ofclaitm a t t e m p t t o limit the debate these papers. He knew lie- party?" was the quick reply, Charlotte Observer assaying God h a s chosen for this fore lie went over t o New t h a t the "effect will be a L. L. GREENE, <fc CO., will be made until the repub­ York for a day o r two of Mr. Cleveland o r the people breach between the President work. In view of the imperative licans have been given ample who elected him? The S t a t e s change and recreation t h a t ind many members." Rep­ need we appeal t o you for REAL ESTATEAG'TS. opportunity t o Hlate their which gave Mr. Cleveland his visit would be made the r e s e n t a t i v e s C r a w f o r d a n d one hundred men and women objections t o the bill. 1lOOXL, N. f. basis for a lot of more or less more t h a n two-thirrts of his Branch oppose the bond is­ t o enter this field a t once. I a m glad t o be able t o ridiculousstories, and he was electoral votes gave only six Will give special attention s t a t e positively t h a t there is not disappointed by the re­ democratic votes against the sue s o p o p u l a r with Mr.Cleve Brother pastor, much of this land. So says Mr. Grady. S o responsibility rests upon you t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale obsolutely no truth in the sult. seigniorage bill in both House of Ileal E s t a t e in W. N. C. will say the Sout h. The Bal­ a s leader of your fleck, and N e w York Herald: The II. and Senate. Do the people timore Sun, a blind advocate Those having farms, timber published statement t h a t cannot be delegated t o oth a n d tniueial lands for sale, democrats who are dissatis­ S. h a s n o t a particularly of these States know w h a t ol Cleveland a n d his d o i n g s , ers Bretherp and sisters, will d o well t o call on said Co. fied with President;Clevelands large military establishment 'sound finance' requires, or a t Boone. veto of the Bland bill intend —in fact, i t is regarded a s does Mr. Cleveland alone un­ s a y s t h i s t h r o u g h i t s Wash* the responsibility is-also up­ on each one of .you, nor will L. L. GRLES & CO. t o vote for a free coinage a- meagre for such a n extensive derstand t h e question? I t is ington c o r r e s p o n d e n t : territory—u e i t . b e r has i t " T h e President proba­ anything less than your ut­ March 16, 1893. mendmont t o the tariff bill. many posts from which the a contest between the North­ bly been more roundly con­ most be acceptable t o Hiru NOTICE. Not a single democratic Sen sun is saluted a t morning eastern idea of finance a n d demned a t the capital to-day who gave Himself for us. Hotel Property lor Sine. ator who favors silver wil and evening. Still it costs the idea entertained by t h e than on a n y previous occa­ Who will come? W h a, t On account of failing health ^ay that be is in favoi of such the government $20,000 an­ rest of the country, a u d it sion since he h a s been Presi­ churches will send and sus­ of myself and wife, I offer for sale j an amendment, and Mr. nually for ammunition for must be fought o u t a t the the morningnnd evoninggun dent." tain them?— Written by Mrs. my hotel property in the town ot J p|.,n,|, who certainly has the which figures o u t t he expense ballot box," Boone, North Carolina, and Wlll| . A , M. b. ( rawford for the Gos­ COME OVER AND HELP USa t $54.79 for each of tlie365 *oll low for cash and make terms i k 1 The Richmond Dispatch's An Appeal By Tlie Gospel Mission pel Missiona ries—herself and to suit the buver, and will take democrats 'ti the House, if d a y s in the year. Workers. eleven others. Washington special of 31st real or personal property in ex­ a n y one man has—he h a s By Request. Webster's Weekly: An evi­ alt. s a y s : change. Apply soon. been their leader, both in this dence of the fact t h a t the One hundred millions of itn Webster's Weekly: And now 'Letters received by many W. L. BRYAN. and in a number of previous world is getting better and Southern Congressmen since mortal souls in o u r North the report is o u t t h a t oh Congresses-characterized the t h a t t h e public conscience is the. President vetoed t li e China field a r e hastening on mail Cleveland is making th< /""< * not dead is found in the ar- Bland seigniorage bill seem t o eternai death 1 Dues t h a t times hard in order t o s t o j my hand for execution will M-a » - " « » the farmers from raising t o that would do no rest of a man for lying in a * please advance the fees with cri me horse t r a d recently. This bus' t o indicate t h a t his action concern you, my brother, my bacco. A farmer of the Went t h e pajKTs and they will re- good a n d would, ii carried regarded a s a pun-! was a g r e a t disappointment sister? These a r e men a n d worth section is our inform cei ve prompt attention, other o u t , result in the certain de- inh;i bio offence heretofore, in the section referred to, and women and children, with! a n t . In the language of Col wise they will be returned f e a { ( ) f both tariff reform a n d but we a r e getting vir'uous, particularly is this true of loves and hates, joys a n d s o r j Fairbrother,"these tie tougi not executedHoi* the w a n t of f r e e r o j n a " e . I you know. Virginia and North Carolina, rows, hopes and fears, sick­ times." tees. D. F. B AIKD S HFF. , How To Invest Small Amounts. Physicians & Surgeons. LOVILl & FIETGB, lutr r/MM WASHINGTON „ n ~ WATAUGA �I&e Watnasca Democrat \J 10 Republican principle*, Am,-tvo-. .umw :UI *.T. . ... i :t possible, than T\ if ~ Democracy. W NTN HW white lie y0u'u ;aasa In speaking of Allen as being OVERMAN'S jF that he high, Ui)KuocnATiRfaiiiUynewispapwij H e J « V t h w devoted t o the interest ot Coun-j would appose bitt.ei4y every When everybody ougl.t to know ty State ano Nation. Published | movement looking t o a fu- That he is selling renin rka bly low? every Thursday a t Boone, Wa! f t j 0 ] 1 He will never, never hurt y°u, •VCOMPLETE 11 PER, I "* IS THE NEWS P <• The Pride of the North Carolina Press." "BREATH GF LIFE."I Do you want t o aid in building * Q : i S S I "k.a paper t h a t shall reflect t he -' ) I 9prayo'uta«a»«ntof»ir«a4?• greatest credit, on North CuroliJuthwLTiKl n f b no matter where it umv be * * * ? Then patronize B I lie W ilmington Messenger eil Oxygen treat-i: meet lor diseae- «i A EAliGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER es of the nose," throat and lungs ^ Do you want a reliable pa p< r 'I ho inhalations ~ ' :-hy R ^H f ASTHM^ : l eontafn'^ermi- 2 i I 'W Ulg .YOU all the HOW 8 Of ti e 4 -i-e In reply t o a quest ion, he But will do his best to suit you; And that he sells for cash ; Mfm' said t h a t the S t a t e Republi­ Proves that he is not rash. Recovery from StAgnatiou. can executive committee had Now, won't you and your neigh­ • :''v Baltimore Sun. a t present nothing t o s a y t o bor How long is the present the county committees ta­ Tell over\ other stranger stagnation of business to that they can get an Avery plow k i n g s u c h a c t i o n a s t h e y At N. M. Allen's right now? last? Observers of long ex­ SSSfffftl ic ni.-wspi,r I mav r-r wrR» h dxtion to the bwt s i that equala the best— has the perience h a v e discovered, may deem best in the matter An 3 most any kind of points foTYh4oeo,/is-|I largest circulation, and .has tor of fusing on county tickets. At this hustling, trading point, >£0 'y.c2,c;,rryli,e theramsdyhy inhalationrieht to a i tweiltV-OIIC ,>C<UH Iww.i. ,I part they think, a s o r t of law of ;i"th«diser.so, siafcinar It a POSITIVE rs . ve-il-w DfHH In conclusion, Capt. Eaves And many, and many another ; LKE, Separata opeciftcaused ia Catarrh and S Mllli uli'LOPlM tllO°TOWtll <UI(] (\'UY panics which fixes the period a thing i y reiser;bs In theirpnten Noith practice. ine. Phyaioians 5j yeloprnwit of Urn Old of recovery a t a b o u t four said: "You may say t h a t From him von can bring. *-*\ ?ir, •LY WEOICATED IN U S E . | \J S (u f.»i? 'Iliou. 8li L mt I k 1 for £CAUT50N there will not be a fusion on 5N OXY'.IFN years. In a speech in the . .IBH-ys*»ww'W-'.»- i THE! WILM.1KGT0N MESSENGER TV pusilorieit: the S t a t e ticket. I shall re­ .' 3 1*1.-9W, AJubarunBt.. Atlfiuta, Cl| Senate in 1876Senator Thur -oliIno Shop, EDUCATE YOUR GIRLS . Omaha, Campaign iiatos: , mxl nt>y sist a n y movement on t h a t i itmaanivT Neb. . Rr»athvav, t-oulsville, Kr. 1 a avo aim <1. — A Tman expressed the view t h a t 1 ho " Daily MosHeugor," by •i fm the best line bitterly, and a large ma­ • -X • 3' .'v>S S'~ C/'.iiQ ftdureeitod to r.ij ivsiitod. a p a n i c c o i n e s " a t intervals „v."yo". hy i mail a c^py of our a mad, - OY 3. —-n: s LrcaliaeatinfuU. Sendnf -|2.()04 months on trial, for jority of my party is with ••• >v» 21 of a b o u t twenty years." and me. When t h e StateconvenSupply Co., • H A • T'I F : 1 WLf NASHVILLE, » The weekly "Transcript MobFRT TLNM, S " t h e upward tide in the busi­ Fsit:::; UK KORY, N. C. tion rmets we will see p u t in Bengor," (tho largost a n d ness of the c o u n try" about (Unsurpassed tor location, thor­ the field, a straight, strongbest paper in the State) 9 Ill,'IHillJ/! HillJillJill Jllfour years after the panic. oughness and cheapness. Republican ticket. months on trial for $1.00 Christian, but not sectarian. The panic results, in his opin A 8 ^ Cash in advance. Both h a 2330 z Capt Eaves will publish an Faculty able and painstaking. i- A, I ~ ion, from "overtrading, over papers a re ia rge Eight- i 'age open letter on the matter Special advantages in Music. mmnmE production a a d extrava­ hioetM. Send Postal ('aid Send for within the next few weeks and ADDRESS Fat a login . gance—extravagance of indi­ with theaddiXHB of live per i t is evident t h a t tiro Eaves, R EV . J. 1.. M cufhy, President sons a n d re-eive cample cop* viduals, in corporations and WARRANTED ITarris-Mott war i.i a b o u t t o '• ol 1 ilE -C I'lSSI'JXO 5'Jli. governments." The sequel 5 YEARS A i : t . 1 s t . 1 8 8 8 . t f. break o u t again. The Repub­ is a season of stagnation, re­ CURE FOR lican plan is clear!., t o fuse H o l l y S p r n;; C o l l e g e . g m * - 7 m trenchment and economy, Untl-3 f Johnson, Co., Tenn.it in those counties a n d dis­ TARE THE during which "debts a r e li­ Beautifully ami accessibly ICATARRH tricts wheie they In re no quidated" and a "surplusacCifff! " r ib-iri 0 '•? show, hut tile S t a t e ticket located. .ouiigjU iisili HAuii in ill cumulated" for a new s t a r t . Ampie boarding aee<mmn* will be straight. da t ions. The Senator, s p e a k i n g ATP~f I EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. The ' L a n d m a r k ' is not sur Tf. -•>?• V Faculty of six teacher V y OiJir Q?idl JLti JL .r£ji vti . f from his own observation, This new treatment for Catarrh and f prised a t this s t a t t meat com Two hundred and eigh diseases of the respiratory organs is notes t h a t the stagnation of . - v :>v one of the most important discoveries ilig from Capt. Eaves. We five students las year. in medical science and possesses the ! junpgra nts going to any of the 1 8 1 9 was recovered from by Bot h sexes ad mi l ted. j following advantages i had expected t h a t he would J 1832. T h a t of 1 8 3 7 lasted 1. The patient can cure himself at a small expense j >v 'stem 8 tat es or 1 emit o rit g Fin>(•< ugh work done in all and without outride assistance. oppose fusion and had antic j ?fi f hue and cioDey going 2. Nc change of diet or pursuit ei litis Is necessary bra lichen for five years, o r till 1842. j - ia. Chivug'o aud Alton route, during treatment. ipa ted a n exptession of his ~ liljrh Next session begins Aug r- H-IS % T/-. *ct* X< <•«!'». - : 3, The remedies era in no wl«o offensive to the i i i.- ike quickest* route to The panic of 1 8 5 7 was n o t H»it»», sjiJi £ | patient and entail no discomfort. views.—La n(I mark. ll.it )•- St:if-threii(ij;igr Sinillo. 7 1893. ~ 4, The remedy reachos the seat of the trouble R v A N D A 8 C IT Y. {) E N V E II, fully recovered from when -- . 1ms Is'-.- Equnl Isr Co>',ntr')ctlon. ~ directly. Write for catalogue. Hhm W SSecluin !caJ A {'.vi'intiace. ^ 6. The remedies and means of appliance can be S "NOTICE. ~ isad Elcjtui. FInUii. S t h e civil war b e g a n and PFEBLO, carried in the packet without inconvenience. J AS . I I. S MITH, P IIES 'T 2 IfiiS anCcjrfVct •! C.jt::;!.. B r; ~ JtPJi tSK TREATMENT at any drug store* | ! ;"d points in I d a h o , Wash is changed the whole face of ai- North Carolina, Watauga ccun tlaa fcifyiltih Kt-.rtiitxa%--. U i v, CACTERINE AMD INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. i n g t o n , Or o n , Utah '.t- U«!i M.f*e Oo.xil Six wis - QnalltlcA nixil " * O CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. fairs. The panic of 1 8 7 3 was t y , I n t h e S u p e r i o r Fou IT * Stiiniluid Keeper's Nolice. I! 'Itiffi a Lftrgor Itnnjjh ol ticufxrai Worii s Daniel Yates and Caiifbpiia. Caetorlno Ksdiclne Co., Waco, Texas, t; titaa 4Miy Sx-tviilt; fifltos itje iu (he W oi'Iti. partially recovered from in v.s T h e peo[>le of Watauga will Uiiiesi and Kent Equip} ea iW poiiito Ida Yates 1 8 7 8 a n d fully in 1879. If take notice t h a t I have p r o ­ = Examine THE ROYALyou tvill o? | Ujicitl in the liest. exccl'ctnce, and The defendant above named cured a room in the court buy no ot'au\ t h e "law'"bere suggested con Duly line naming Eolid Ycsti will take notice that an actio;i tiuues in force, the panic pro­ entitled as above has been coin house wher I will attend a t I mm s.'M. so., RoiStet ni. j aid trains etivcrn Ft. Lottie the cornmis.sioners' court tin* and Kjineub iiy. duced by the Barings failure znenced in the Superior Court otl A'" / V*' w, ,,, 'Si:i!Jili!i!!lit«!linj!t:i:ii5:M.8ii;::::i;iijit:s:iii:iiii[i(!riii:3 P' ( lining' mil* cars end Tour 1 n,t,r v 111 each month in 1890 ought t o be passing Watauga county, to desolvo the for t'io purfio.se of sealing the is ' o of ex Am charge^ bonds of matrimony which now ROOFS NG. away in England now, arid exist between the plt ff. and de- weights and measures for t lie 1 will ineS parties fit any iail3aiher...... • roiiM station with through tickets — Boarding, ,v/ this seems to be the case. tendant. And the said defendant people. The law requires this C U R E ind bnggiige cheeks. Ov Rta Callings, will further take notice that she! t o be done every two yea is. The panic in Australia,which For full information,maps antt H. COOK is required to appear at the next Corrugated ^eethig, came later. Show some sign term ofthe Superior court of said lesc.riplive juiniphlets of the S F A NDA If D K EEP Hit. A est write to or call on of abatement, and this, too, county to be held on the Nth. WM Paints, B. A. NUWDAND , Monday after the 1st, Monday seems t o be the fact. The Lyit A ]ron JRoofmg, OBI RECEIPT OF SQ CENTS Traveling Passeilgier Agt.. in March 1804, a t the court in South had its panic in 1891. F.L V.'J Trcuyfes, Cuttors and Spouting, 19 Pntfon Ave.. Aslierille, K. C. said county in Boone North Car­ WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF I t s comparatively strong olina and answer or demur t o ' » f o r i R of Sliest wtetal for Building J.F HAULTOX , U. P. A • GO:;1 PLETE AND HEADY \ ° Chicago, lib position during the panic in the complaint in said action or f x i'O A'• LY WHEN SHIPPED./ < :'-^r--vi-®^j!®VSaBSEI-£sSE5 the plaintiff will apply to the t h e North and West during ) Vu C-. W A N T court tor the relief demanded in 111 8 9 3 was much commented said complaint. This 20th day ? -AN— THE ONLY INFALLIBLE f lJBE FOR on in t h a t year. I t s partial ot March. 1884. * •fa J OE B. T ODD, C. 8 . € . recovery, n advance of the Tetter, Ground Itch, Itobing Pflas, Ring T iwAa : other sections' h a s also been .>vn—»'oo*gfltlp workniMt to Wcrm £Ed all Robing Sdla Dlieasos. NOTICE. i 3 E A G* noted. Under t h e " l a w " we fit.. > iwjil AlTIiX our uiaieri»la A. iS Edini.sten, Adnns. of W. .i.Xn:tai .»>(. wlldUd' wjlto ior' '.'e-noo Ifyoa have TETTER, It mittors :-r>w liny It h84 have under consideration, a S-"5 !V^i r, \r.f existed, TETTERIKE wi:l as co.l&!(>iy ouro H Eomisfen, deceased, TO -Jl£ greatly increased business SeM ii A tli* ffHiy you as you »3B it GO., Cincinnati, Oh?? VB activity is t o ">e expected in W. W D. Edmi.-'eu u-i w AEJLIGWED IBTfi, ^ s -y , 'Hrir.Ls3, PalrJoss and FragranL vrvn &(.'*£ '*-i the South in 1 8 9 5 In 1896 N. A. E> mist: t . H J> . •tyP^fumled if yonnr? We ' mn.Tlj- IV.01 WD: nerJ <-irls VJ ii i«. t - ,tji tho results—RCICIUIJUCB— and 1 8 9 7 the NorHi and Edmnsfmi and FUJI H > 1 work >x u ,i it-.vf ii .a Ujf, Mi-.i . ;oir-4 3errt'i<>rtf' Vsxnl.' ot tholttatiiof txeor^o, Chsttthfirotvn Iio.uea Th v, a.u,iln,i^, ..ml NutioaalDailLot xmunxil. West would have their in­ Ed mister.. stgatly hojiersblc, nn.i {)«>•« l'-ttcr ihrh rir oth:* Oiler.*.! .v-.-iv Yon b.'i \ c clear !>!<"• i»ti:i jto !'•' yi'tm1 oi a dc-rco < I in wununoiuiai UUIICgD LEXINCTON.KYi nings. i lut there seems t o 3 . :HUPTRIPiS & BRO, e.»Ti»itf'i Itiwt. Uvvr.i iv • *•••! n • ;-i»t iLilitv * > Superior court Ol Watauga M Cheapest&BestBusinessLolleqomiheWorld Tl. JAVANNAH, GA, Xi> s.1 .i: l r V> ftjiTp y< be some reason t o count on county before ; be Clerk, made v.'i'h i**. ,-. re-:' v>« r-'t Ktv-lrlr I.OOOStBfhii-n a n earlier recovei y. ?.f* .Vx'iM nv.l 'telrt & Trtr on the 25th day of Feb. '94. Cost of Full Basin. M tauga County. N. C. f Claremont Female Gel lege, | • — CACUDliE NATURE'S - PAY Commercial College « oursc. inet . .jut- itlon, Htstion.rr. .IJ«1 Hoard, about Si'.Mt. I will ' n theBOth dav of Ap N. w ?.'Trpr-W rltinc and ToI*Cr»p] ,porialtt«. no Variation. Kntor now. Oraduair. addre.. 7 Is b'amlful si.d boalthful. For slrculsr.«u.-o,..f„, Thlsaltr Capt, Eaves A^r.h st Fusion. ril, 4TSE T, tile SH Hi Bei ng MOD WILBUR R.SMITH, LEXINGTON, KY. In a n interview with timed d a \ of Watauga Superior i t o r of t h e Review in Shelby ^-om r. sell to i'lie iiigi.cst bid• A/AAAAIAAL A4 li.Lfti i . . , i> M der a t the court house door n lost week, Capt. J . B. Laves. in Boone, N. ( , tbe luliowing 8 chairman of the Rrpublican described t r a c t s 01 parcels of S t a t e executive committee, land lying in the counties BOTANIC declared hitunelf unalterably Watauga and Caldwell. First •fin n P J t? J f. i -5> a ii ^ f g —Jjf-, opposed t o fusion with the tiact known a s the John Cof­ P L> w U* eJ hzMLBf PopuIiBle on a. S t a t e ticket. fey land on the Flat Top,ad­ A thorough' r tested Remedy joining the lands of R. K . FuR ALL H e declared with emphasis Hartley and ot hers contain­ t RIG90 and l. rf ft VibUff t h a t there would be no fusion ing 75 acies; one other t i a c t : ha- been tried, with the Populists on a S t a t e near Blowing Rock adjoining and iinvt ticket. He says he has n o t j the lands 01 the Green Park Wilicil.it Co. and others, containing fought for the principles of 100 a«- s, Ixnight bv int.esI cp a .canism for h lavt I •; of tin e a ' I- •) IF* ii j a min thirty years t o a t last sur­ Green. Ded, and a tract con­ render his party and its prin­ taining 5 0 acres bought oi | ciples t o a n aggregation of Sandy Cook adjoining the amalcontents and office seek hove t ract, the t wo tract scon solidated containing 1 5 0 a-1 ers who represent no princi­ cres. One oth r tract in Cald ples. He said a fusion with the w e l l c o u n t y k n o w n a s t h e Populists, even if i t brought Jackson i a m p land and ad­ d e f e a t t o the Democrats, joining the lands of Calvin Mould result in disaster t o Harrison and others contain 1 h< Republicans, tor in order ing 1 0 6 acres more o r less. Said sale will be made on the t o effect such a fusion the Re following terms t o wit: On a publicans must subordinate credit of 6 and 1 2 months af their principles and aims t o ter d a t e by note vvithapprov t h e ambition of th. Popu­ ed security, bearing interest froiii date. Title t o property lists and in the end find them reserved until purchase mon­ selves dominated by a politi­ ey is paid March 26, 1894. &£TOne dollar pays for the cal element more atitagoms- A. 8. Edmisten, Adm.tfeCom. Democrat one fear. Si A fZA but-:: CTp PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER ENDORSED BY "r^-0 A;CAKN; <* .A€l£K£Y.f)r\ PROF A. L. MET2, p. H. G, v" '.r? of Medical Deportmonfc Tulane Unirersity of Louliitana, vr!»o, after a careful annlj-His, pronounces II. a pure Cream Tartar Powder, wliieli he cheerfully recommends to the public. . "T HE S OUTHERN F AVORITE" ,!fi. ? U R E , W H O L E S O M E AND P O W E R F U L . You Want !t. Ask Grcoer For It. GULF MFG. CO. mtwscoittcet ' P- tun wry MJLFS .'A: |||^ jTYE^ - . . - v'-'T• V* Ui> *, cops. T!i? follow ine r AT" "•??•' '.-"ft." , >•UBtJ- «— stout tV r» • • •Cop*. »>;* flOief -• OL I ' >. DC i - ': > " I'- o, Aiidi M, Ii HA Bf.K —• J tY-.dif ion and !»« ll "WK/$r 1 R m -'J | ij :< Vl 6' h 0 r; A b f-i tl "i % M OS P. 3 I ' ' ft 1 ? Send Stamp for Xllosfefttftl P» l«»H- [ TEiSsteasbtfCffflgKi For MaAaria, Liver Trou­ ble, or Indigestion, use BROWN'S IRON BITTERS CaveRt.-i, asd Tr.ide-Mar'cs ohtainnd, and all Pat* out Vuninciw tondncted4for Wodora'e Fees. O 'r O.tiCS i3 0^|»08t e U. S. Patent Office, and vvc nn ner.irc patent in less time than those remote from Washington. Send model, dniwtn .r or photo., with dencrip.fon. M e advise, it i ivU-hiable or not, frea of charge. Our fee red dr.o till : patent is ssnured A Pamphlal. tll?<Ob V dents," : b names «factual cii1'. in yoi.rSlate, count; * town, sent free. Addrcf s," C.A.Sf^OW&CAl Opposite Patent Office, Washington, 2. > �Tiie Watfiaga Democrat I t y ^ver since t h e early history WANTED! IN MEMOUI AM- of the government 1ms had Mrs. Rebecca, wife if Frank A remedy for disease and d® s o many sick spells, and has 1 in Hollars, and daughter of bility, especially for thosedjp NEW D. B. Dougherty, Editor. eases which physicians have It. C. Hlvers, Publisher always revived and become Peter a n d Susie Dunuer, was pronounced incurable. Ostronger by purging itself born Feb. 4 t h , 1827, a n d We give below a few of t h e with sound constitutional was married in the year '44; 1 H A V E J U S T R E ' I V E D M Y S P R I N G A M ) S U M M E R 7 h ursflay April, 12, 1804. the many letters which we remedies. The party will joined the Lutheran church GOODS, have received, and which ufp have t o undergo a season of with her husband in the year The Veto. And h a \ e a beautiful line of callicoes a t 7 and 7% cents publish with the consent of * In reading our exchanges recuperation during t h e heat ' 56. and died on the night of per yard; beautiful line of drapery a t 9 cts., worth 1 2 els.; t h e writers who a r e convinc­ we learn much of the feelings eel summer months t h a t it April 2, 1894, aged 6 7 years b l a c k n a i n s o o k a t 1 0 c t s . , w o r t h 1 5 c t s . ; o r e p i e c e s i l k ed t h a t such a remedy OH we ha ve described has been found a g a i n s t Mi. Cleveland on ac­ may be s t r o n g and vigorous 1 month and 28 days. plaids 12% cts. Bed ticking, good, a t 1 5 t o 20 cts.; bleach­ in Compound Oxygen Treat­ She leaves a devoted and count of his veto. We d o for the November battle ing 8 t o 12; fancy lawn 5 cts.; challies, fine, 6 t o 7 cents; ment of Drs. Sturkev & P a which will be fought on the aged husband with whom she n o t think it prudent t o as­ Bedford cord dress goods, 1 2 cts., worth 1 5 ; nice crape 1 0 len. sail the President so bitterly, silver issue. But if the Dem­ has lived in peace and enjoy­ cts., percales 12% cts., worth 1 8 cts.; black saline a t 1 1 "My daughter was cured of a s some papers do. No one ocratic party is sick, how will ment. and shared in his sor­ els. and up; domestic 7% els. A large lot of cotton jeans Asthma by one treatment ofcor^ can charge the President with the Republican and Third rows and trials for 5 0 years. pound Oxygen, after suffering from 1 6 cts up, and everything else a t for fifteen years. EL). B. WILLIH, dishonestly o r having a dis­ party people appear? flow And now since she has gone BE D1IOCK PRICES. Tyler, Texas. regard for the welfare of the can they face the people urg­ and t h e union on this e a r t h is broken, I would point t h e Come and see my beautiful stock of SPRING AND SUM. nation. Perhaps, no other ing the maintainance of the MER GOODS. T h e y a r e nice and cheap and I am going t o "I used your compound Oxy­ Piesident would have the pernicious laws of the Repub­ bereaved husband and chil­ gen about a year and a half aboldness and manhood t o licans which. have brought all dren t o a u n t Rebecca's Lord, suve my friends and customers money, a s I will sell low for go. I neglected to tell you of the great benefit I received from veto a bill passed by a good o u r troubles upon us? Where admonishing them t o ever re cash o r produce. So give me y o u r trade. I will appreciate its use. I have not been troub­ member t h a t "Those who a r e it. majority of his party a s did will Third party be in this led with catarrh since.— F. W. W WANTED! 500 pound Qf balm of Gilead buds, 5,000 Revels, Syracuse University Sy^ the Demo­ faithful until death shall re­ Mr. Cleveland. In this move fight? fighting dozen eggs, 5 0 0 pounds nice yellow butter. 200 pounds of racuse, N. Y. ment the President is c h a r g ­ c r a t s of course. The Demo­ ceive a crown of life." She was patient iri her ill­ bees-wax, 200 pounds new 1 a I hers, a n d all o t h e r kinds of Send for book of two hundred ed with "bull headedness" cratic p a r t y in the South will good country produce a t highest aiarket prices. 1 wi'lwunt "Wall St reetism, Goldbugery sweep tbecountry ngainstall ness and bore her afflictions A// the roots, barks and herbs in the mout a.in -• this summer. pages for further-information, tes u n d such like," he is also corners, for their principles with g r e a t fortitude. A few So when in need of a n y t h i n g i n i h e goous line call and see tiiuonials, etc. A book sent free. Home Treatment seni out by ex­ charged of selling out t o the a r e vital t o the country and years a g o she suffered from me and I will d o you right every time. press to >e used at home. Office Treatment administered here. piutares and many severe can never die. Long live the a severe spell of sickness du criticisms a r e heaped upon Democratic p a r t y in o u r ring which time she w a s Ors. Starkev & Palsn, Yours Anxious to please. him in vetoing the Bland bill. ' a n d . I t has had many re­ stricken speechless, but he1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. • If we believed that Mr. Cleve­ verses and has continued t o fore death she partially re­ 120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal. land was the man t h a t he is live and comes t o check up covered and told her fiiends WILL W. HCLEG LAW. Please mention this paper. now charged t o he by his the wild reckless and destruc­ t h a t she was ready and wil­ critics we would denounce tive policies of other parties. ling t o die, and be with her NOT ICE. boy who was killed by a fall­ him bitterly, but we have the I t will continue t o live. By virtue of 3 executions ing limb. She was the moth­ snmo opinion t h a t we have Philadelphia Press: Mr. W. issued from the Sup. Court of er of nine children, seven of always had a s t o his honesty P. P. Breckinridge, it is as­ ture never t o be separated TT S* Watauga county, one on tfie a n d integrity. President serted in current newspaper whom a r e living arid two a r e again. 1 1 t h day of Aug., 1893, in fa vor of J o r d a n & Scott and Cleveland's financial ideas reports, is neither a n elder dead. All a r e married but M. M. W. gainst W. R. Blackburn an 1 one. Emma is a t home with a r e n o t and never have been o r a member of the Presby­ E. B. Miller for $25.00 with in unison with the Southern terian church. All will sin­ her father, who kindly a n d interest and cost, one on the The House h a s ut l a s t deci­ untiringly cored for her moth a n d Western idea on silver cerely t r u s t t h a t this is so. 21 s t of J une, 1893. in fa vor ded the contest between 0 b u t he has formed his opin­ He h a s been s o conspicuous­ er in her a gem n d affliction. of W. L. Bryan and against Neil and J a y , of Mo., seating We are now receiving a com­ E. B. Miller for $14 0 0 with ions strictly on tbeNew York ly identified with the church, Trul.v-it may be said of her plete line of a faithful and confiding wife, O'Neill. interest and cost, and theot h idea of finance. The New he h a s figured s o prominent­ er for a bill of cost in case of NEW SPUING York views g o a great way ly in its general assemblies a loving and tender, mother, Bud Graham, colored, was GOODS E. M. Church and wife vs. E. with New Yorkers on finance and reunions and lie has been a good neighbor and a con­ killed by a shifting engine in B. Miller principal, and W .C especially. W e maintain a t such pains t o identify him sistent christian has passed the railroad yard a t Fayett- Of all kinds, and it will pay any­ R. Miller surehy, for the sum body, wanting to buy of $34.80.. I will sell t o t. h e however, t h a t if Mr. Cleve­ self with i t and the church awav. ville Wednesday of last week. goods CHEAP to Children, remember you a r e highest biddc* forcash a t the land having honestly believ­ has been s o ready t o have it, see us be­ court house door in BooneN. ed t h a t if the Bland bill be­ HO , t h a t , whether he is a deprived of a mother's love, fore buying. We will not. quote C. on the 30th day of April, come a law i t would destroy member o r not, harm must and try t o imitate the exam­ prices, hut simply ask an <a>1894, it being Monday of the financial confidence and s t o p come from this man's sad ple she has lived before you. Superior Court, thefoilowing portunitr ofshowing our t h e progress of the new pros­ f ill. For the serious peril She was buried in the family described t r a c t o r parcel of goods and naming fig­ — ( < > ) — land which has been levied o n ^ perity now under way a s is which today threatens prac­ burying ground, and is await­ ures to anv and all. by me a s the property of E . ^ tical Christianity does not i n g t h e r e s u r r e c t i o n o f t h e One of the great secrets in ma­ claimed, t o exist, then he spring from unbelief but from just made perfect. M. A. S. king money is to know how to JWCOME AND SEE US. B. Miller to satisfy said exe­ would have been justified in a failure t o enforce high mor­ save it. The principal way to save WE WILL SAVE YOU MON­ cutions. T o wit: A tract of vetoing the bill,he may hon­ al s t a n d a r d . The early church Valle Cruris, April 5, land lying and being mostly money is to buy that which you OBITUARY. consume from the party who will EY T H E S E HARD TIMES. On the west side of the Pine estly believe t h a t the bill won its way because its mem Orchard and Riddle's K n o b the would have had a disaster- bers, with all their faults, -Mrs. Louisa -lane Wike, sell you t he BEST article for find mountains, on the waters of were immeasurably superior wife of F . H. Wike, and LEAST >ney In order to RESPECTFULLY, o u s effect upon the country t o the moral life about them. the above named party it is very Long Hope creek in this Co., II. C. MARTIN & CO. a n d from reading his argu­ The m i l enemies of the Chris­ daughter of Holland, and essential that you call and ex­ 'adjoining the lands of A. E. amine my immense stock of Blowiug Rock, April, 12th 1894. Davis, H. W. Finley, B. R. ments in regard t o i t we a r e tian church today a r e not Elizabeth Hodges, departed Brow n and others containing ^ led t o believe t h a t he is hon­ those who a t t a c k its creed this life, Feb. 28, 1894, aged some 5 2 5 acres more o r less, from without hut those with­ •39 years, 7 months and 2 4 es! in his opinions. But we and known a s t h e S t c J lands. in its walls who bringdiscred days. The departed profes­ s t a l l s a y and contend t h a t This March 26th, 1894. i t on its moral stnn lards. sed faith in Christ in early Cleveland d o n ' t know just D. F. BAIRD , fcjhff. Which is almost From SilTerstone, N. C. life, and joined the Baptist pry department, complete in ev w h a t effect t h e bill would consisting of church, and lived a consistent Dry Goods, Notions, Roots and have—lie a n d no other man Editor Democrat: T h e freeze has done consid­ member of the same, until Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware, c a n know, for nearly all t h e Groceries, Saddles. Queensworld is in a financial dis­ erable damage for us, a n d the year 1888, a t which time ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts. Xsome a r e complaing a b o u t she united with the Lutheran tress. Cleveland ought t o Etc., Etc., too numerous to men­ AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '94, tion. have approved the Bland bill everything being destroyed, church. She remained faith­ We wish to call attention to our but wo should be eon tent ful, and devoted in this rela­ 10 per cent, cut on prices. a n d saved t h e country and I have justreceived the nicest line of second-hand with what Nature does f o r tion until the d a y of her and most complete line of t h e people from such grave us. death. She was pious, pe ice S P O T GASH OR BARTER, Buggies, Carts, wagons, fears of a financial disaster The farmers a r e plowing able, and industrious; and is DRY GOODS NEVER TEN DAYS. o n a single Gold basis. This Hacks, Harness Etc. a p p r o v a l would have united for corn and o a t s now. There greatly missed. —X That has ever been exhibited to They are almost good as new, Look over our list and com­ t h i s party and made the par­ h a s been b u t little work done She was a n anxiouslistener the citizens of Boone and sur­ considering the nice weather t o the preaching of the Gos­ pare our prices with those selling and persons wishing to buy can roundings. consisting of t y invulnerable. In vetoing on time. "Monev saved is mon­ secure bargains by calling on us. t h e bill he was set a t vari­ we have had this winter and pel, a n d often requested Calicoes of all styles awl shades ey made." Fancy and plain Lawns, Chal­ VV e im ve a big lot of N L *V i/ preaching, and singing dur­ lies, Sat/tines, Ginghams, Nanance t h e hopes and opinions spring. We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds I t seems we a r e going t o ing her illness, She suffered Hooks, chambrays, C ashmeres, BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, of t h e p a r t y t h a t elected him iiAKNLSS Ac have a town in o u r valley ere intensely wif.li cancer more Henrietas, Bleeehing. Damask good coffee for $1.00, 16 pounds a n d t h e p a r t y whiYhave tried extra U' sugar lor $1.00, best long, a s i t has settled up very t h a n a year previous t o her drapery, Sheeting, Plaids, cot- calico 6 to 7 1-2 cts per yard, cot on hand, which will be sold on t o break him down is n o w a p touades, jeans etc. which will plauding him for his veto. fast for the past ten years. death, a n d was totally blind be sold a t reduced pi ices for cash eon check, 2" inches wide. 7 cts reasonable terms. If we hare not per yard, and ladies' and gents' B u t Mr. Cleveland sa.vs some There a r e twent f y-one dwell- during t h a t time, but she or its equivolent. meeting anddf hats cheaper than they have ev­ got what you want, we will take pleasure in getting any thing favorable for t h e c o i n - ' " 8 h ,°" s , > s ' one store, two bore all her suffering with fying all er been sold before. thing for you in our line. We buy 41 iiKe of t h e seigniorage only, I n c h e s , one school house t h a t patience, and submis­ REASON AIR E COMPETITION We are just receiving a fall line of ladies' dress goods at prices to direct from manufacturers and a n d on this small hope ( ; o n . P»st °fh-e one flour mill and sion, which only characteri­ BFIT.V. B. My entire stock suit the buyers. can, therefore, give you very gresmnan J . S. Henderson one saw mill on a t r a c t of zes a child of God. We often of General Merchandise will WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. close prices. land once owned by Abner heard her remark that it h a s introduced a new bill t o be sold at reduced prices ior Call and see us and we can save We have a full line of new Hor coin t h e toll in the Treasury Smith. We have two stores was s o strange t h a t she had CASH or its equivolent. you money. RESP. ness—Collars, bridles, etc.— ev hoping i t will pass both on S h a r p ' s Creek. Mr. A. A. t o suffer s o much, and so JOHNSON EDMISTEN & CO. erything in the harness line. Can In order to make room for houses arid be approved by Holsclaw has goods near Sil- long, b u t t h a t it \;ns God's new stock, I am offering my en­ Blowing Rock, March 5. beat the world on prices. verstone and Mr. W. L. Bry­ will, and t h a t l i e knew best, tire lob of t h e President. Simula id Keeper's Notice. a n h a s goods one half-mile and she would bear it all •ar We will take in exchange. % READY-MADE CLOTHING I s t h e Democratic p a r t y below. The people of Watauga will horses, mules, and also good bee with patience, trusting alone t a k e notice t h a t I have p r o ­ A1 COST. dead, o r is it dying? Neither. We a r e well blessed with in Him. She leaves a hus­ cattle. Give us a call. Thanking my friends and cus­ cured a room in the court I t is only sick and has lost boys and girls in this p a r t of band, and five children, fa­ house where I will attend a t HENKEL, CRAIG & CO. so m e of i t s "silver lining." the country, who a r e the fu ther a n d mother, brothers, tomers for the liberal patronage the commissioners' court the I t h a s taken t o o big a dose t a r e hope of our land. Young Lenoir N. C. a n d sisters, with many other they have given me in the past first Monday in each month of N v w York " h a s h " and i t people, let us make some­ and soliciting a continuation of for the purpose of scaling the relatives, and f r i e n d s t o weights and measures for the will n o t digest, and the sys­ thing of ourselves. Let us mourn their loss. May God the same so long as I merit it, I people. The law requires this t e m )h out n * o r f >r. D r . Cleve help cachoth^r alongnnd n o t Many Persons ire broken bless us with His grace, and am RESPECTFULLY, t o be done every two years. down from overwork or household cores. ! 'rd ' e par fry Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds thi rmild up ourselvet on j comfort u s with hope, t h a t J . II. COOK,' system, nids digestion, remove* excess of bile, M B. BLACKBUHN. f o t h e r * . More later we shall meet her, with ail STANDARD KEEPER. lad cures melaria. Get the genuine. B. B. ; ou)' loved ones in tlie nearfu-j Boone, April, 1 2 , 1 8 9 1 HOW TO SAVE MON­ EY. GENERAL MERCHAN­ DISE �S UBSCRIPTION KATE S ONLY THE SCARS REMAIN From Clifton, N. C. bill, both of Meat Camp, were married on the 1 s t inst. Rev. Edit or Bern ocrtx t. TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT David Greene performing the L a s t Sunday was all fools AND 1 copy 1 year $1.00 ceremony. The happy coil day. " 0 months 50 April comes in with thun­ A Lively Rornesflbrance " 3 months 35 pie will make their future home on the head waters of der lightning and rain. OF THE A DVERTISING K ATES. Meat Camp. The late freeze has done 1 inch 1 week $ .75 HORRIBLE SORES - D r . It. I). Jennings writes g r e a t damage t o all the fruit " 1 month I.75 1 3 " 3.00 us in a private letter t h a t he crops. I t seems there is Which Caused Them. 1 6 " 5.00 wishes t o locate permanent­ nothing left in tfie way of 1 1 year 7.00 1 column 1 week. ... 0.00 ly in o u r town. We hope he peaches and apples. Wheat 1 ...13.50 may succeed in proeuringthr crops look a s if badly dam­ 1 month 13.50 "Among tile mail5' testimonials which 1 25.00 jj ti 37 50 P r o P e r t . y t h a t suits him, for aged but it is not a s yet I see in regard to certain medicines 1 performing cures, cleansing the blood, 1 year........ ]..]..]..50 00| h e tmd his family would be known how much. On last 1 etc., none impress rue more than my valuable accessions t o our S a t u r d a y Drs. Wilcox L . C. own case, and I conscientiously be­ Gentry R. W. Jones, M. Blev lieve it to be my duty to let people Entered a t t h e Postofficeat place. know it. Twenty years ago, at the age Boone, N. C., a s second-class —J. W. Horton. of Cove ins and F . M. Green removed of 18 years, I had swellings on my mail m a t t e r . a pieee of fractured skull legs, which broke and became running Creek, killed a pig last week from off Mr. John Pai>o >s sores. Our family physician could do t h a t weighed 404 pounds, LOCAL NEWS. me 110 good, and it was feared that the head caused by n falling 1 m'» net. was six feet in length bones would bo affected. At last, my some five months ago. The and measured 5% feet around Cood Old Mother ' —Ashe court next Monday. operation was a very ser­ the girth. Mr. Horton s a y s urged me to try AYER'S Sarsapa­ —Read.v-made clothing a t he was a good s h o u t , but, a s ious one but performed with rilla. I took three bottles, the sores great skill. cost a t M. B. Blackburn's. healed, and I have not been troubled he was fattened 011 t >11 grain Mrs. SnlliePnvett died a few since. Only the scars remain, and the —Winter still sits in Sf.r.ng's »t his mill, it is hard t o tell memory of the past, to remind me of days a g o in Ashe one of the 011 whose corn it was fatten the good AYER'S Sarsaparilla has lap. oldest Indies I suppose that . done me. 1 now weigh two hundred |I ed. —Read M. B. Blackburn's and twenty pounds, and am in the best was near us being about 10(> of health. I have been on the road for —The most unique thing years of age, nut few of this new ' a d ' elsewhere. the past twelve years, have noticed we have seen is a book made present generation will live —On Tuesday night and AYER'S Sarsaparilla advertised in all parts of the United States, and al­ Wednesday of this week, we of card board find filled with t o see s o great an age. Jo­ ways take pleasure in telling what wild flowers, which was seni seph Dougherty Esq. has his bad considerable snow. good it did for me, HENRY HUDSON, of the James Smith Woolen r Mrs. R C. Rivers by her sis­ new grist mill completed a n d Machinery Co., Philadelphia, Pa. —Just received a nice lot ter, Mrs. Rich, of Robinson, is doing good grinding. of fresh oranges, nuts, can- Colorado. The flowers were d i e s e f , a t M. H. Blackburn's gathered from the foot hills Rev Mr. Fulton of the M. E. Church South of the Creston Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer & Oo., Lowell, Mass. —.Just received a lot of of the Rockies, a t a n altitude circuit closed a protracted glass-ware queens-ware a t of 11,300 feet above sea lev­ meeting a t Mill Creek church low rates. Will W. II Ksclaw. el. near here Sunday. On next —Farmers Friend p l o w —8. M. Dugger. the talent­ Sunday the 8 t h inst. there points, land slides, dogs, ed a u t h o r of the "Balsam will be pre,idling a t t h e mould boards a t , Will W. Groves of the Grandfather" mouth of Rich Hill and b a p Hol.-claw's. has sent us a well written tising by Rev. Mr. Fulton —The Sunday School was and lengthy article011 Mitch of t h e Creston circuit and STATE O F NORTH CAROLINA, organized a t Three Forks e+s latest tragedy—the Lynch Rev. Mr. Cherry of t he Boone ing of Hoi English for th? circuit, it is expected there EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. church on l a s t Sunday with brutal murder of his wife--- will he candidates from five 11 HERE AS, official information has been received a t a n enrollment of 5 0 pupils. d fferent churches for baptism this Department t h a t Frank Ragan, Sr., a n d J . S. Ragan, —Just received a lot of but, for want of spare, we fail t o publish it this week. some forty o r fifty in all, a members of a band of robbery have b^en charged with va­ timothy and red t o p seeds, F r sauie reason anumberof iarge congregation is expect­ rious crimes of robbery a n d conspiracy t o rob, steal etc!, also garden seeds of all kinds other articles fail t o appear. ed. committed in the county of Watauga, a n d a t Will W. Holsclaiv's. Mr. 1sane Dougherty is in M hereas, i t appears t h a t the said F r a n k Ragan, Sr., and —You can get thre-; hoes •'Six days shalt thou labor," the village on a trading ex J . S. Ragan have fled the State, 01 so concealed themselves for $1.00, shovel plows 2 5 says the great, lawgiver. To do pedition I suppose from all t h a t the ordinary process of law cannot be s e r v e d upon them. a n d 3 5 cts. heel bolts and good work, man must be at his appea ranees. best* grass rods a t , Will W. Hois- by the This condition is attained Now, Therefore, I, Elias Carp, Governor of the S t a t e of The writer had the pleasure use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. North Carolina, by virtue of authority in me vested by law. claw's. It overcomes that tired feeling, of visiting home folks up do issue this my PROCLAMATION, offering a reward of one improves —The Sunday school will quickens the appetite, the .veak North Fork near Solitude re­ hundred and twenty-five dollars each for t h e apprehension digestion, and makes cently everything seems on a and delivery of the said Frank Ragan, Sr., and J . S . Ragan be organized a t the Baptist trong. boom up there. Messrs Mer­ t o the sheriff of Watauga county, a t the court house in church in Boone next Sun­ Boone, and 1 d o enjoin all officers of t h e S t a t e and all good day. All a r e cordially invited The repeal of the tax on cer and Lewis have there new citizens t o assist in bringing said criminals t o justice. store house hear completion. t o attend. S t a t e banks will soon beeallDone a t o u r city of Raleigh, the 2nd day of February, in I t is great pleasure mingled —On the third page of this ed up and i t is hoped, t h a t with sadnesH t o visit the old the year of our Lord one thousand eight iiundrd and nine­ issue is t o be found a n article Congress will pass it with­ ty four and in the one hundred and eighteenth year of our homestead i t was theie I American Independence. ELIAS CAIiR. under the bead of "How t o o u t delviy. We believe this spent my happy youthful By the Governor: Save Money," t h a t will inter­ legislation will be a great fi­ days it was there I first learn S. F. T E L L FAIR, P r i v a t e Secretary est you. Read it. nancial relief t o the South. ed t o love mother and homp —The wedding belle a r e and there I first learned t o jingling meril.y OuCoveCreek The confidence that people know t h e Lord when hut a have in Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a Vicks' Seeds Contain the Germ of Life. ^ and, if nothing prevents, we blood medicine is the legitimate child. There is nothing s o FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. will give o u t the glad tidings and natural growth of many sweet and Heaven like of a n next, week of two more happy years. It has been handed down earthly n a t u r e t o m e a s 1 from parent to child, and is the Wick's Floral Guide, 1894, $ hearis beating a s one. Tin Pioneer Catalogue of Vegetable, and Flowers. favorite family medicine in thou­ mother and home, but I did ,, Cantii'ns 112 juices 8x10 1-3 In., vrilh n o t expect t o say anything —Rufus Presnell, the "Rich sands of households. j dfftri'iptiong that describe, not mislead $ e) llluatratloiis Ililt inatruct, not exaggerate Hunters Yellow Qlobe on this line when I began t o Mountain Bachelor," was Onion Seed, $1.00 The cover Dclutrming in harmoniousMend­ (• ing of wafer color prints In preen rtml white, per pound. rilliant, with n gold beck mound,—n dream of bounty. happily married t o Miss SalAccording t o the knowing write. We have had no wed­ •) 32 pages of Novelties printed In SdltTcrent col­ novelties. 6rio»talo. ors. All tlie leading novelties and tiie beat of lie Vandike, of Brushy Fork, ones the locusts will appear dings here for quite a while, varieties. These hard times von cannot •] Over IBOtJ Plant* theold to mil any risk. Buy IIONI'-ST Branching Aster, ftiiord Hibiscus, Sunset, last week. Iiuf has the best again this .year, and it is pre c a n ' t some one d o o r say GITFLDS where yon will receive FULL Dublin, Ethel Tick, For30Cts. MEAHITR F. It 1s not necessary to adver­ See Vlck'B Flotise that Vlek's seeds grow, this Is known the Double Anemone, •al Guide. wishes of all for many years dieted t h a i we will havea bad something t o s t a r t up some­ world over, and also that t r.e harvest pays. A Charmer Fen, very Utile spent for proper seed will snvegro thing of this kind. of happiness. , cer'sar.d doe-tor's hills. Many Concede Vlek's New Potatoes. crop year in consequence, as Floral Guide the handsomest catalogue for 1SU4. If you love a fine garden send address now. with 10 cents, L. E. which may he d- dacted from first order. $jj- $360 Cash Priza. for Potato's. Vleka' Seeds do 9 —Still we beg for the news. it has been observed t h a t a not Disappoint. They Grow, they Flourish, they Produce Ahnndnntly. April 6, ' 9 4 . locust year is always a bad Not long meaningless artic­ Rocliecter, ®) N. Y. les t h a t would be a burden crop year. But we will know ••••••WW Buckingham's Dye for the t o our readers, but the local better a b o u t this in the fall. Whiskers is a popular prepara­ rrtwiwwit i wifrrrnm—BBWBMBMCB JMRHnnnHMBH happenings, in brief, which tion in both bottle, and colors occur in your neighborhoods. All is peace again in 8outh evenly a brown or black. Any erson can easily apply it at Send them in, please. Carolina. Gov. Tillman has ome. —H. C. Martin and Co., ol proclaimed t o the people of J BSTT HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR. Blowing Rock, wish t o call t h e 8 t a t e t h a t insurrection 110 I t is said the people of Lex­ your attention t o their new longer exists. Troops have ington mean t o give Col. ta-tarNOW is ' I H K ii.dE rio suiiscniiiE.-m-m stock of spring and summer been disbanded and the civil Breckinridge n banquet, how goods. Their new " a d " i s t o law is again inforce. TheGov ever his suit may go. But be found in another column, ernor has announced himself " t h e people" in this are prob a s a candidate foi the Uni­ ably limited t o a score o r s o andtellsits own story. ted S t a t e s Senate, but we of just such scoundrels a s —J. Rommger, writing from think i t uncertain whether the colonel himself. I t will Zionville, s a y s t h a t Ransom the legislature will sustain be like the banquet given by B. B. DOUGHER1YPRINCIPAL.—Eggars, of t h a t place, raised him. He is a product in pol­ Beelzebub on the return of A high school for boys a n d girls. S t a r t s the students 5 1 bushels ami a peck of corn itics of a disordered element, Satan.—Bristol Courier. aright, and prepares teachers for the public schools. l a s t year 011 a half acre lot. composed of Populists, Re­ Teachers are expected t o meet on S a t u r d a y s t o discuss This comes in rather late,but publicans and Democrats a- toxe.y's a r m y has now 300 the best methods of teaching. i t tells what the lands in Wat­ Young men can here prepare for college a t a low cost. gainsf the regular Democrat­ men, and has passed Pitts­ a u g a can do, when properly Special drill in debate a n d declaiming. ic party. He,inconsequence, burg, Pa., on their way t o Spring term began J a n . 1 s t , 1894. F o r other informa cultivated. h a s held extreme and wild Washington, and if will take tion address the principal. —Our Norris correspondent views and IIHH well nigh dis- them two mont hsyet t o reach informs us a m o n g other , ruptefi the whole Stale, ip>m their destination Then their Relieves all soreness of the mucous membrane and cures GONORRHOEA and GLF.liT in I day*. No other treatment necessary. Nevercauses stricture or things, that; Noah Winebar-i which i t will n o t soon rei o plans.ir-Haid iu pass through leaves any injurious after effects. Price. ft. SoM by druggists. ger and Miss Martha Looka-' e r # {Virginia and the Cnrolinns. • BLOOD BALM CO.. Pro'g. AjGnbj m m&m o Traveler Bunt? liy&gtft Exnerience SAY! Ayer's Sarsaparilla Has cured others, will cure you $250.00 REWARD, Tills IS NO HUM LUG TO DRAW TR ADE I -o- I MEAN BUSINESS. -0— 1 rom now until the first d a y of April I will sell my stock of CLOTHING -—AND— OVERCOATS At 1 0 per cent above COST! If you d o n ' t think I mean i t come and look through uiy STOCK I t wont cost you one cent if you d o n t purchase. I H 'VFT a lr «*ge « f ock a n d wan t t o g e t d of i t before spring. CALL AND LOOK ! o—— I would call y o u r a t t e n t i o n t o the big cut in prices in tny other lines JAMES VICK'S SONS E o R ESPECTFULLY, W.L. BKY V\ OOQQ CO C5 co rf � 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 6 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_1894_0412_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: April 12, 1894] 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 1894-04-12 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/2e97d6dbfb06c21e7c95cc176433ff1f.pdf a65ee2434640846d9d6f2eba431fc69f PDF Text Text VOL 6 Read and Heed BOONE, WASHINGTON WATAUGA COUNTY, N. LETTER, control over thp currency to be issued b.y the State banks. From our Regular Correspondent. The House committee on The result of the first week's Banking and Currency pigdebate on the tariff bill in eon-holed the question some the Senate is not encourag­ time ago because of failure ing to those who wish for to agree on a bil 1 . The whole speedy action on the bill, and matter will he talked over at Senators Hill, Murphy, Price the caucus and will, it is hoparid Irby, who, iuteutionally i definitely settled one or unintentionally aided thel wn .V or the other, although republicans in their efforts the present understanding is to dela.> the debate, have that the caucus is not to take been sharply criticised by action that will be consider­ democrats. Senator Hill's ed binding upon those who speech has also brought ad­ attend it. ditional democratic criticism Somebody, probably from upon his head. It was, of pure viciousness, started a course, expected that the re­ story a few days ago that publicans would resort of Senators Hill and Murphy, ttllibustering when the-demo- j would antagonize thenomin C., THURSDAY A Suicidal Epidemic. APRIL, 19- 1894, NO. 27. Business at the South. "DON'T CALL ME 1 REPUBLICAN." The Populist party has BALTIMORE MD .—'The Man That ii What Senator Stewart Wrote the Washington Post Recentlj. great hopes. It is a party ufacturer's Record, in Review Editor Post:-In 3T our issue that subsists mostly on hope ing the business in the South of March 30th, in giving the It never is, but always to be, for the week says: triumphant in n Hional elec­ Reports from all parts of views of Senators on the veto tions. Beforeelections, iuits the South indicate that the message, you class me as a own estimations, it is in vinci­ general business outlook is Repuolican. I left theRepub The following letter gives you ble; alter elections, it is in­ very promising, though the I icon party more than two an idea of how the Policy Hold­ ers of the visible, though, alas! not in­ volume of trade does not yet years ago, because that par­ audible. lis clatter of boast show any large increase. But ty was in favor of the single ing goes on forever. if judged by the Sou oh ward gold standard in the interest are satisfied with the result of The inevitable Taubeneck trend of capital andimmigra of banks and bondholders. their investment. feels called upon again to ap­ tion and b.\ the evidence in There has been no reform in GREENVILLE, S. C., Sept. 4,1893. proach the footlights and an the organization of new en­ that party since 1 left it. On W. J. KODDEY, Rock Hill, S. C., Dear Sir :—In reply to yours of the riounce the coming triumphs terprises. the South is enter­ the contrary, during the Fif28th of July, giving me results of my of the Populist party. It is ing upon the most solidly i ty-third Congress the almost Tontine Policy in the Equitable, •would say that I am more than pleased curious to note, in eonne< - prosperous era ofitw history. ' unanimous vote of the Re­ with Jhe result. I have decided to take the cash surrender value of iny tion with this forecast of The immigr rtion movement publicans in both Houses of policy. Let me know at once what coming victory, the strenu­ is especially one of the most Congress made it possible for to do. I have been out of town for some time. Very truly, ous efforts of the Populists n o t i c a b l e s i g n s o f t h e l i s t President Cleveland to force * L. M. BOLLIN. :'1ion ot Mr. Benedict to la to commit political suicide. and throughout the South the gold standard upon the erats began t > take steps to The sooner you secure a policy b r i n g "i h e d e b a t e m a d o s e , I l , u l » l i e P r i n t e r . T h e y will do Wherever they have gotten and West the desire to move country and produce a con­ the sooner you will derive the in to th su pris'eo! every nothing of the sort. Sena a foothold, they have stirred South seems to be assuming dition of unparalleled misery benefit and the less it will cost you. Write for facts and fig­ Ki,i,l a week ago that Of) strife,and have developed proportions of national im­ and want. To be classed as a tod> 1 le y began tillibuster-!for ures to-day. Address Republican is to be classed lu' Wfls s,) «oorl a demo- the most tyrannical and reck portance. j tig for delay almost at thei W. J. RODDEY, Manager, on all financial questions as Special reports from New very beginning of the debate, crat as Benedict had been se less disposition. Lewelling, For the Carolina*. Rock hill, S. C. lected for the place and that in Kansas, tried to disperse England show more disposi­ a Cleveland Democrat. lam unci it is clear that they in­ neither. 1 am a Populist tend to keep it up to the end. he expected him to be con­ the Legislature with troops, tion than ever before to in­ PROFESSIONAL. and belong to the only par­ Senator Harris, who has tinued without opposition. and was checked only by the vest in Southern cotton mills ty that is unequivocally op­ charge of the bill, proposes Senator Murphy has also ex­ refusal of his officers to obey and a manufacturer of that W . B .C0UNC1LL, J u posed to the subjection of tt) force a show of hands this pressed himself as pleased his orders. Waite, in Colo­ section tells the Manufactu­ the people of the United ATTORNEY AT LA V. week, by asking that the sit with the nomination. Mr. rado, ordered out the militia rer's Record that a number Boone, N. C. ting of the Senate be pro Benedict arrived in Washing­ to resist the order of a court, (>f large mills will be built in States to the rule of banks and bondholders. longed two hours a day and ton today and he expects to arid asked the aid of the the South by New England Yours very trulj*, W. B. COUNCILL. M. 1). that the tariff bill be taken be confirmed, submit his United States army to storm people. WM. M. STEWART. A mong the more important Boone, N. C. up earlier each day. He in­ bond and be sworn in as Pub the City Hall. He \;as only A Kiss Parsed Correctly. Resident Physician. Office tends to put the Senators on lie Printer before the 15th of prevented from inaugurating industrial enterprises report civil war by the refusal of a ed for the week are a compa­ A young lady was asked to on King Sti*eet north of Post record in order that the the month. Office. Ex Speaker Reed capped Federal officer to back him ny, capitalized at $6,000,000 parse a kiss, and after repeat country may see who are in to build a town and develop ed efforts did so correctly as the climax for absurd and up. fa vor of pushing the debate In South Carolina the Pop­ ehiyping facilities on Patux- follows: "Kiss" is a conjunc to a conclusion and who are IK edless tilliblistering on Sat­ the obstructors, a n d he urday when he prevented the ulists captured the Demo­ ent River, Md.; a $100,000 tion because it connects. It's AllORSEY A 7 LA IP, do'sn't believe that when the carrying out of a special or­ cratic organization and elect company organized to ship a veib because it signifies to MARION.-N.C issue is squarely raised any der setting apart that day ed a Governor, who, though barytes from S. C., to Balti­ act and to beacted upon. It's -(o)democrat* will he found in foi eulogies on the late Sena­ calling himself a Democrat, is more, where a large manufac a p r e p o s i t i o n b e c a u s e i t tor Gibson, of Louisiana, by a Populist in all biR the turing mailt will be establish shows that the person kissed Will practice in the courts ol the latter class. Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ forcing an adjournment by, name. He has developed the ed, and others. is no relation. It is an inter­ Hon. Patrick Walsh, tin ell and all ither counties in the raising the poinc of no quo­ same traits that have dis­ The Manufacturer's Record jection (at least it sounds western district fiwf"S|M'cial a t ten new Senator from Georgia, tion given to the collection of met with a n ordial receptit n rum on a motion to dis­ tinguished Populist officials has compiled the statistics of like one) and is a pronoun 1)3 claims. fiom his future colleagues, charge the warrant issued by in other States. Unbending manufacturers of the South cause it stands for a noun. It the SargeaTit at Arms to ai- self will, contempt of constit­ in 1890 as compared with is also a noun, because it is W. B. t'onnclll M. I). T. C. Blackburn. most of whom have long been rest absentees during the utional limitations, a dispo­ 1880, which shows an in­ the name of oculatory ac­ his personal friends. Hoonr, N. C. Zionviltc, X. C. Senator McLanrin doesn't time the contested election sition to resort to violence crease in capital from $257,- tion—both proper and com­ fancy the idea of being con­ cases, settled last week, were on the slightest provocation, 214,556 in 1880, to $659,- mon. second person, plural founded with Representative pending. All of the blame unstinted denunciation of 008,817 in 1890, and an in­ number, because there a re alMcLaurin. of South Carolina for this State of affairs does courts that refuse to register crease in the value of pro­ ways more than one. In gen­ (Vilis attGlided iit all who has been talking of tea v- not, however, belong to Reed his decrees and citizens that duct from $457,452,777 in der it is masculine and femi­ hours, ing the democratic party to and the Republicans. There question his infallibility, have 1889 to $917,589,045 iu nine mixed. Frequently the June 1, '93. case is governed by circum­ form a silver party in the are 218 democrats in the driven whole counties into 1890. House, and if 179 of them insurrection and imposed on The number of hands in­ stances and light according E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. South and West. The Sena­ tor is opposed to any such would remain constantly in the good citizens of the creased from 305,467 to 588, to rule one: "If he srrite you movement. To use his own their seats Red and his o- State the hard necessity of 528, and the amount of their on one cheek, turn the other words: "I am a silver man, bedient gang would be pow­ choosing between the ele­ wages from $75,917,471 to also." It should always be­ A T1ORNE YS A T LA*\ I', but I believe in the mission erless to stop the wheels of ments that resist the execu­ $222,118,505. Adding to gin with a capital letter, be and the success of the Demo­ legislation in their efforts to tion of the laws and a Gover­ the value of manufacturing often repeated and continued BOONE, N. C. nor whose temper is as law­ produces, the value of min­ as long as possible, and end­ ts&TSpecial attention given cratic party, and 1 think that compel the speaker Ho count we can settle these'disputed a quorum, as they have tried less as that of those who re­ ing products, and the total ed with a period. Kiss might to the colletion ol claims. sist his authority. The trou for the South in 1890, was b e e o n j a g u a t e d b u t n e v e r questions within our party so often to do of late. L. L. GREENE, & CO., organization." That's about Coxey's army would better hies in the State illustrate $940,000,000, or more than should be declined.—Ex. rhe way most of the silver take warning fiom the treat­ the folly of putting up a two and a half times as much Charlotte Democrat: Busi­ REAL ESTATEAG'TS. democrats feel about it, too. ment that is being neted out would-be autocrat to enforce as the average value of the ness men in New York, who HOONE, N. 6. South'* cotton crops. The largest number of dem b\ the Washington authori­ the laws of a republic. employ some 20,000 boys, While the Populist in au­ ties to the advance guard of HO WMILLIOXAIUEN DO MB. ocratic signatures ever at­ have deter mined to give pref­ Will give special attention thority are thus causing Progressive Farmer: In­ erence to boys who do not to.abstracts of title, the sale tached to a request for a call the western wing of his army of Real Estate in W. N. C. to be issued for a caucus which arrived here Saturday rows within their territory vestigation discloses tire fact smoke cigarettes. Boys who Those having farms, timber were on that addressed to night. There were forty odd the Populist out of office are t h a t n o n e o f t h e m a n y are addicted to the cigarette and mineral lands for sale, Mr. Holman, chairman of of them. They vveie met by contributing all they can to Chicago millionaires return a detachment of police, mar­ habit will do well to take war will do well to call on said Co. the cause of anarchy by or­ over $20,000 worth of pro­ the caucus, asking that a ched off and locked up. ning from this little item of at Boone. Representative Meyer, of ganizing armies of tramps L. L. GREEA & CO. caucus be held Tuesday of Louisiana, has introduced a and inarching on to Wash­ perty for taxation. Geo. news. Business men do not Pullman only pays tax on want in their employment this week to decide what March 16, 1893. bill for the coinage of the should be the policy of the seigniorage, which meets the ington to intimidate Con­ $12,000; P. D. Armour,$15,- boys whose brain is becloud­ gress ini.o enacting some of 000. George Palmer, $20,000 NOTICE. party in the House towards objection raised in the Prcsi ed and whose clothes are per­ their wildest schemes of so­ Quite a number do not list Hotel Property for Sate. that plank of the National dent's veto and also adopts petually scented by smoke On account of failing health platform which declared that his suggestion of providing cialism into laws. To those over $2,000 worth of proper­ from cigarettes. of myself and wife, I offer for sale for an issue of bonds. But men the fact that Populist ty for taxation. Millionaires my hotel property in the town of the tax on State bank cur­ somehow the bill isn't popu­ ideas were condemned at the Gustonia Gazette: Politics in New York and elsewhere Boone, North Carolina, and will rency shouli be repealed. lar. last congressional election are about on par with these. makes stran t e bed-fellows. -jell low for cash and make terms Representative SwansDn, o f to suit the buyer, and will take Washington Gazette: An­ counts for nothing. They Numbers of them have five On Monday. "I-am-a-Dernoreal or personal property in ex­ Virginia, circulated the re­ drew Jackson downed Biddle imagine that if they can get crat." Hi' 1 made a speech in hundred or a thousand times quest for a caucus, as a re­ change. Apply soon. the Senate • n the Wilson bill W. L. BRYAN. sult of his making a personal and his band, hut Wall street a few thousand men in Wash as much as they return. It has whipped Mr. Cleveland in ington to petition in forma and on Tuesday the New isn't any wonder they object poll of the democrats in the the first round. Andrew Jack NO! ICE. pauperis for Government, to an income tax because it York Legislature, strongly Parties putting papers in House on the question of the son dethroned the in o n e y Republican, sent him a tele­ my hand for execution will repeal of the tax. He found King, but Mr. Cleveland is bounty, the wishes of the enoourfiges perjury. But gram of congratulations. No please advance the lees with that nine-tenths of the demo­ his slave and will go down in other seventy millions of peo their black souls are deep- wonder. The an tics of Demo history as the man who turn- pie will go for nothing Cou- dyed with perjury now, and crats like Hill are more to be the papers and they will re­ ceive prom pt attention, other crats favored repeal. but all ed his back on the party t hat' rier Journal. desired t\v other black crimes too num­ cians thanRepublican politi­ wise they will be returned except 129 of them insist had twice so highly honored — gold, yen than not executed for the want of that it shall be accompanied him, and betrayed the inter- W&~One dodai pays for th» erous to mention. much fine gold in the cam­ with more or less federal: est of the people.. Democrat one year. fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF. (Wl'jiy your subscription. paign fund. Equitable Life J. ¥ M0RP1IKW, Councill & Blackburn, Physicians & Surgeons. L0V1LI & FLETCHER, �File WataagaSfcmocra„ those who take on and put A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper, devoted to the interest ot Coun­ ty State and Nation, Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa tauga Countv. N. C. on political principles as a man takes off his clothes at night and puts them on in the morning are all keen for coalition, the two elements above referred to have n o t yet gotten together—a n d may not .—Landmark. NOTICE. North Carolina, Watauga ctuu ty, In the Superior Courr Daniel Yates VK Ida Yates The defendant above named will take notice that an action entitled a,s above has been coinmencerl in the Superior Court ot Watauga, county, to desolve the bonds of matrimony which now exist between the pitfY. and de­ fendant. And the said defendant will further take notice that she is required to appear at the next term of the Superior court of said county to he held on the 8th, Monday after the lsf^Monday in March 1894, at the court in said county in Boone North Car­ olina and answer or demur to the complaint in said action or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint. This 20th day of March. 1884. JOB B. T ODD , C. 8. C. ISPEOiFIC OXYGEN! OVERMAN'S IS THE |u 1 N MEMOKI AM. Robert Munda.y was born Shelby correspondent of the June 27th, 1830, and died Oct. 25th, 1893, aged 03 Charlotte Observer: Jeffries years, 3 months and 8 days, King, colored, a tenant ofLu lie was brought up in Burke ther Lutz. in upper Cleveland county, North Carolina, but died at his home while pray­ came to Watauga about the ing. He seemed to have a year'47 and married Sarah premonition of his approach­ PRECAUTION Hartley in Feb. 1850. This ing death, an 1 remarked: ' . : '£ SS1T V union was blessed with seven will die within thirty min­ 'I* • too in. Machine RIlOp, .A.i'erj*' Shops, ami any • Asia or clothet ara used, children, two of whom, and utes. Then he prayed long id i>y all to l>o tUe beat cv; l- invented. his wife. Sarah, preceededhim and earnestly tor help a n d •: Ftf.l'OBS AT ONCE. strength. As he arose from to the better land. He was converted at Three his knees he said: ".Father, AID Street. Boston. Fork church soon after his am 1 ready?" For a few min­ EDUCATE YOUIt GIRLS m a r r i a g e , a n d j o i n e d t h e utes he prayed in silence and — A T— Missionary Baptist Church, soon answered his question kkns and at the time of his death, "Yes, I'm ready. 1 A smile in&mu® MACHIHE ; was a consistent member at radiated his dusky face and mm , a. f Brushy Fork. Since Jan. he his head fell backward—the Unsurpassed tor location, had been suffering with drop­ Hpirit had flown and Jeffrie- oughness and cheapness. thor­ sy of the heart, which suffer­ King was no more. Christian, hut not sectarian. Faculty able and painstaking. ing was very intense, hut he said frequently, "I am wil­ Shelby Aurora: T h i r t y Special advantages in Music. Semi for f 'at dogue. years ago a poor Italian or ling to suffer, for it is noth­ gan grinder, Stephen White, ADDRESS REV. J. L. M U R P H Y , 1 n HC< I 1 ing more than my Savior suf settled and married near ftred for me.' 'In all their Grover in Cleveland county. H o11y S ping C 011 e g . afflictions. He was afflicted." He lived on a poor place, yet Br tie Johnson, Co., Tenn. He had no hopes of recover­ w as industerious, made mon­ Beautifully and accessibly ing, and his only desire to ey and knew how to save it. located. lie ran a one-horse farm near recover was to take care of Grover, and one year he sold Ample boarding nccommo. the motherless children left this editor 200 bushels of dations. Faculty of six teacher =lll!IIIIIIIIi:ilE!lll!niI!l!!:itl|:!llll>l'llil|j|lill:lllltillllIII!!li£ to his care. His death was corn that he made. Last Two hundred am e i g h t 2 Hitn a Fargo High Ann. triumphant; he having fre­ week he sold 40 bales of cot­ I - Han a self setting Ni-eiDo. 2 Has n. Self-threading Shuttle. ton to a new cotton mill at five students last year. quent tokens of the Hvveet 5 Haa No Kqnal in Const motion, Both sexes admitted. King's Mountain and h e 2 Has a Mechanical Appearance, comfort ot religion and ex­ owes no man. Heean't read, Klcgant Finish, Thorough work done in all § lias anPerleot Adjustment, 2 Haa a — Haa a Positive Take-up. pressed himself as being rea­ and never complains of hard branches. s Has Styiish Furniture. Next session begins Aug. 5 Haa More Good Sewing Qualit.lpn or 1 sess dy and anxious for his depar times, for he says faithful ~ does a J.arger ltnnuo of General Work s than any Hewing ia the iVcrlU. ture. "The Lord will streng­ work on the farm drves a- 7 1 8 9 3 . Write for catalogue. way hard times. Examine THE ROYAL for points of then him upon ft bed of lan­ excellence, and you will J AS. II. SMITH, PREB'T. guishing; Thou wilt make all buy no other. Aren't yo'i afraid you'll make a St a ml a nl Keeper's Notice. his bed in his sickness." white lie On the 25th of Oct. about In speaking of Allen as being The people of Watnugu will a!ll!l!(l|lillllllllllllll!li!llll!lltlllMllli;)!l!!lll!)lllllilllllll:r: tnke notice that I hnve pro­ high, 3 o'clock, he fell asleep. His When everybody ought-to know cured u room in thecourf burial and funeral were atten That he is selling remarkably low? house where I will attend of ded by his pastor at Brushy the commissioners' court the* He will never, never hurt ym, Fork, Oct. 27th, 1893,hi the But will do his best to suit you; first Monday in ench month for the purpose of sealing the midst of a large and sympa­ And that he sells for cash Proves that he is not rash. weights and measures for the thizing congregation. Now, won't you and your neigh­ people. The law requires this Written by request of his to be done every two yea is. CM RECEIPT OP 50 CENTS daughter by A. J. Burrus, Tell bor other stranger J. H. COOK,' every WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF pnstor of Watauga circuit that they can get an Avery plow STANDARD KEEPER. charge, M. E. Church, South. At N. M. Allen's right now? And most any kind of points HE GPK4T PAOGH~3T O! ELECTRICITY. An 111-Matched Pair. At this hustling, trading point, & Surgical tetffttfg The prospect for a coali­ And many, and many another THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR foe t h e Treatment of "hronte . thing Ken I>UA,Vvn ..Special, tion between the Republican 5* r l v a t «, FEMALE, AND f t i i Tetter, Ground Itch, From him you can bring. Piles, Ring FSORNRIEAI DIHIMRI. S'VHN and Populist parties in North CLLIAKANVKKII In F-T'ivtENFOUR nil nrrnnRed and token. Carolina this year raises be­ Worm and all Itching Skin Diseases. cents In RTAMPA for book on NOTICE. above DISEASES, NOIL how to : euro them. Call or nddress, IF YOU have TETTRK, IT trailers not how l o n g It hss fore the metal vision a pros­ A. 8. Edmisten, Ad tins, of \Y. DR. ALBtRT F. SNT.L S CO., existed, TETTERINE will as certainly cure Mention thU popes-. kr.»VJ,Y«ID, Tenn, pect of excelling interest. H. Edmisten, d reused, you as you USE it. The sight of a gold-standard vs. Harmless, Painless and Fragrant. Republican and a flat-money \Y. W. D. Edmisten and wife, MONEY If you are dissatisfied N. A. E< misten, Robt. P. Populists; a free-trade Popu­ •with the results—Kcforeuoea— Southovn I>Hiik of the State of GeorRla, ClintEdmisten and Pnnthd Lo 1 list and a protective-tariff baui Hank, and National Hank of Suvuunah. Edmisten./ Republican, a national bank By vi? tue of a decree ot tin Hpublican and a sub-treas-jSuperior court of Watauga SAVANNAH, GA. ury Populist trotting in 'county before the (Jerk, tnarle double harness will be a sight' on the 25th day of Leb. 9-1. LEXINGTON ,KY. 1 wil1 o n the 30th da.s ot Ap Chea, College World" for gods and men. In I'm,Awileapest & Best Businass World's in theLdufntlon. *r4ed Hlffheat Vlonor mt Kxponltion for ril, 4894, thesameBeing Mon t^ni of Kook-kceplng and Oonoral BnainwM Kdurntlon. ItooL-kreplns *nd Oaaaral Bn.ln... 10.OOOGraf 10,OOOFIR»J«<T«ln Itualn—.. XWRL, I.OOOHtudcnta gress the Populists vote with ^ • T Ot W.i t n n.«.. OUpellOl unnullr. 16uotraIn BNLNEM.. float A>f Full Hualnraa V r\»' VY HtaUgft 1 ^ Truber. .implnjrd Nearl, ~ ,• I' d I the Democrats; in North Gar-, rt, sell to the highest I ; J JwO ourao.H»I.D,HN TuitionrltlngraduAtoia n*! ' • about (90. Old Bliort . lDOludlnf pr-WWrlt!Rtationerr. anoIBoard, ipnialUn. TRP*.now. nc and Tela *ucces*fu]. "'S oitj Ty Tdifr.phy T Mstloff - Knt#r Dra/lnatoa m )• Or ' This nlina it is proposed that the> der at the court house door u WTLBU* SMITH.^'REYINO*TON, KY. vote with the RepubllcHns. 1 i fl Boone, N. C, the following In Kunsas Populist vl 11 d idescribed tiacts in paicels of ^ , , , . . I land 1\mg in the counties ot Democrats fuse to beat | Wn tauga and Caldweil. First Republicans; in North Caroli t i a c t k„ own M8 the JohnGofna it is proposed that Popu fe.y land on the Flat Top,adlists and Republicans fuse to j joining the lands ot It. K. beat the Democrats. \\e j Hari le.y and ot h< rs contain. . ... . « j ing 75 acies; one other tiact A thoroughly tested Remedy want to spp this illinatchsd , - (1 . B l o w j l ^ Ro( . k fldj<(in i ns FOR ALL ENDORSED BY « pair hitched up; we want to | t h e lanr , H of t h e G ,. e(in p HrU CURE PAY TETTERINE! Itcliicg H -3 aa ,~ throatandlnnge — The inhalations 3 contain GEI,*ni-3 rides and Diiin- A fectnnta, In ad- 5 dition to the beat 3 known speeiflosS for thine dia- I apecialmedieat ed Oxygen treat ment for diaeaa of the noae CURES , ^&ftoNCHnris 1 F - MAY FEVER' ^ casts,carrying the remedy by inhalation rip-ht to 5 • he sett of the disease, making it a POSITIVE S ~ OURE, Separate Specifics used in Catarrh and 3 - Hay-Fever. Hot a patent medicine. Physioiana -r ; prescribe it in their practioe. "G L Y 2• P\ .-.1,^5 ^ "* M E D , C A T E 0 USE.i OXYGEN C(E'^£3WFA Ilcpofcltories: _ W2^-1-2 W. .UUITT 8t., Atlanta, Oa. FS RJ 5JO Shelly • i'20 K. 1 '• rosdway. Louisville,, "" . , Ouicha S Do you want to aid in building up a paper that shall reflect the greatest credit on North Caroli-^ ; no matter where it niay la>w seen? Then patronize 1 he Wilmington Messengei A LA HOE EIGHT-PA OE PAPKH Do you want a reliable papei giving you all the mats of the world—a Democratic in wepapet that equals the best- has the largest circulation, and lias ior twenty-one years been i part and factorin thegrowth anddev^^ velopment of the Old North™ State? Then subscrbe for THE] W1LMINWT0K MESSENGER Campaign Botes: The "Daily Messenger," by '^rOR A POSTAL CARD addrecsed to u.| -S'' 5"> > 7 r-turn mail a oopy of ours mail, 4 months 011 trial, For s , ? /'L explaining the treatment in full. Send s 2 for it uyou prise health. s f2.00 JTht Specific Oxygen Co., rillllliilitilii.LliliiiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiniiuiiiiiiiiiiia The weekly ''Transcript Mes­ senger," (the largest and best paper in the State) 9 9 months on trial for $1.00 Cash in advance. Both papers are large Eight-Page sheets. Send Postal Card with theaddri ss o) five per sons and receive sample cop­ ies of THE MESSENGER. Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. Alftl Building 1 a u ROYA I RGYAE S. H. CQ, Reokfcrd. I!!. 1 O XYGEWi.tb.a life giving el- 2 PfWYBULB e»e»t of air and — I water; without^ 'it there can be no s MOUTHlife. SPECIFIC^ PIE.CE. OXYGEN ia :.i MTg & Supply Co., Claremont Female Col lege, oiiy BREATH OF LIFE."! AFOAIPLETF NLVVS IA I' Lti file Pi id ,e Nort u , ri . i to M i l . ?. l Nab c CACTERINE NATURE'S CURE FOR CATARRH TAKE THE oiiicago and Alton R. R, GOING 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 the following advantages i I. The patient can cure himself at:« small expense and without outside assistanoe. 2. No change o! diet or pursuit of life Is nscessary during treatment. The remedies are In no wise offensive to the atient and entail no discomfort, he remedy roaches the seat of the trouble directly. B. Tho remedies and means of appliance can b# carried in tho pocket without Inconvenlenoe. FREE TREATMENT at any druy store. 3, f Wi3st and Northwest. 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 K A N S A S 0 1 T Y , D E N V ER, PU EBLO, And all points in Idaho, Wash s CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. ington, Oregon, Utah * ® CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. and California. Caoterine Medicine Co., Waoo, Texas* Finest nnd llest Equipped Road in the West. j ROOFING. Weather Boarding, Metallic Complete Cei lings. \ Corrugated Sheeting, Roofing Paints, I Iron Roofing, Cane T.-oughs, Cutlers and Spouting, s^All forms of Sheet Metal for Buildimj / COMPLETE AND READY \ \TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./ iSUBBRV 5 WE WANT { —AN— !A G E N T K2BE3E wmgvtle workman to APPLY our materials tlita vicinity. TERFTSPONDRNCS solicited* write fttr ID. | MRLCW »»>L term». In 1hj»toiro-ap . i k ' ' o n k i i s nnd Lai I., Cincinnati., Oh'^ \ 5C6TTa CO LISHED18T2, ESTABLISH Only line running Solid Yesti hud trains ctween St. Louis and Kansas ifv. Declining iair cars and Tour is 1 < ] i ii ie of extra charge. I will inee parties at any rail­ road station with through tickets and baggage checks. For full information, maps and descrip ive pamphlets of the West write to or call on B. A. NEW LAND. Tra veling Passenger Agt.. 19 Patton Ave., Asherille. N. C J. CHAULTON, (J. P. A Chicago, 111. pnj| DTSP^FSIA, Inilgesti M. AMI SIOI.IX-II »n j',YS- XHt>r« ai'rrK-rs All rfpft>rs koap it. fl porb'-tt'e. Ornnr-r - , T •ladc-ruuik ami '.*tosMui mii iiui r ''I*; r 5 DOLLARS TO PER DAY &A3 Easily S^ade. Wo wnp* many man. womin, hovs, itnd girls to work for us a few hours daily, r'ghi hi nnd m ound their own homes. Tho business i» i:: , jdsmsut, strictly honorabla, and pays lo-tter tlir.i) snyotiieF o.Tered agents. You Imve n alanr llrld and no competition. Kxpcricilee ami F[>rci«l ability an. necessary. No capital rouind. We equip you with everything that yon nerd, treat you well, and help vou to earn ten tinn<* ordiioir*. sages. Women do as well as man, m»d hoi sw: girls make good pa-.*. Anv one, riivwhrre, <nn «I<• the work. All nicceeil who follow i-nr plain and sim­ ple directions. Karneet will surrlv bring you a grcit lie-1 of mona-F- ar-tMng i- tow 1 for our p*n>phlet doni 'n r olrctilar, and r-c- lvo f;'I lti*i>r.nrt|on. No hsrm flona if you concluJe not lo go on with th FV IT. SHUPimriE& BRO. i | W * Commercial College F0 t 'iv mi i ?f|:\ l UNIT IN GR-FU K »" I II - N-NH; I. W I ® . ICOStCC ST(K&CN&Cd. v bualncBS Box PORTLAND, XiRlKE. BOTANIC BLRODBALM see if the Republicans and Co. and others, containing ! % Populist leaders cat hitch it 1100 acres, bought by iritesup. We don't believe it I tate of theestat^ot B^njamiir would pull even it it could be Green. Dcd, and a tract con­ taining 50 acres bought ot harnessed.—Press and <evo-s, lll( j v "o„<,k H(lj',inin« the a lit)inn: hove tract, the two tract scon solidated containing 150 aThe coalition movement in cres. One other tract in Cald this 8tate like the electric 1110 well county known as t h e ter which Failed to mote, has lackson l amp land and ad­ not yet coalesced. Self respec­ joining the lands of Calvin Harrison and others contain ting Republicans, such from ing 106 acres more or less. principles, cannot well catch Said sale will be made on the on to the idea of wild cat following terms to wit: On a money and free trade, while credit of 6 and 12 months af self-respecting Populists are ter date by note withapprov ed security, bearing interest hardly 3et prepared to sur­ from date. Title to property render to the siren w h i c h reserved until purchase mon­ sings of a gold standard ami ey is paid. March 26, 1894. p i o h i b i t o r y t a r i f f . W b i l e A. 8. Edmisten, Adm.<§Com. RLGOD and SKIN DISEASES, for wklcil It. i. recommended. It iio\ ; fails to hi netit .1 m tbo first dose. .|ii|f ;lv and fttectunlly driving out nil ibvar.' .renin froui tin; system through 1 • nn a fit of the skin, liver and ki<l, men? r»;i - unpleasant or Injurious 1 Is :• .. l!.e result of ignoranee 1 ' !•;. but if Is f«utid.:<l upon id a thorough knowledge , medical science. It ef.vctualfy • j. ' .riches the blood and brings riiidVrer. An r general tonic a ri v al, and In Its analysis of properties it is absolutely olut " Hon w itb any remedy ever . public. It isn panacea for all from impure and ltnpoverthe current of life; quickly :C, 1 I cor*. Icieniu. NUFN AND P.RNPTLOM^ lalarrh, on, L.ivt-r. HMMPT nail i'-eiwr*. Fruialo Yxale .rcn. etc. "SELF. .1 . Hlunble a wonderremarkable :A> the remedies known most wvlr. iiilcai . 1 testify i t h 1 that OBotanic . great-;. ulrkost Blood :• I 111 , lioo ' d Purifier ever • lite ? W.00 for 0 bottles. -; if NOT, RC D to lis. CO , Atlanta , Ga PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER w PROF A. L. WIETZ, P. H.G, MEDICAL Tulane LouUiana, , 'nl , . , ® public. • •fr; of Department University of who after a oarut analysis pi onounoes it a jmre Cream Tartar Powder which lie cheerfully recommends to th "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" ?URE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. _ You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. GULF MFG. CO. New ORLEANS, LA. ONO of TBO Bl:vr EWeUPEITel Our feellitic. M In_ th world . unrtpialt d, and to introdnoe our •Openorgoods we W sendriiFX toONK 1 KRAOK in each locality, AS aboveonce ranthose who W rite Only to us at sure of LB* chance alum makeFLOODS to have to do in 2: those WHO callAll youour neighbors return is to —your —rour and th«»s« around you The bejrfnninpr of this advertisement ahou « the small end of the tela joope. The follow ing COT RIVES the anpourauce of reduced TI WHIT IS OTSC PH • rem rah r t? vIf FREE Xtfi : £* .i BP iJK ill w ho ' .t.ainert. and all Patoderate Fees. S. Patent Offioe. - -ss tiino than those B «D4 Stamp for Illuatrated Pr.'o. I.l.u Tfeo Schumacher Gymnasium Co. > . A. - Oht it .ss FLNIRTH part oftot <arryd .We INKSST, FY'showhYUU sine,with» * easy bulka y A rrand,Mdouble how teleyou t e af EAPER RRT-E P.-tter 1WIITE at*once HJJB, TOKILAM), cbargea WF pay « eapreaa *ft .II HALLE I A CO,, BOA MAIM. about the aeope largaa can make from out AddreiK its la to It will also af all For Malaria, Liver Trou­ ble, or Indigestion, use BROWN'S IRON BITIBB* Sci ..'cing or photo., with desc.rip»Ion. c advise, if patentable or not. Dree of charge. Our fee not duo till patent is secure''. A P mablct. "How to Obtain Patents," ' a names of actual clients In your State, count. 0 town, sent free. Address, C.A.3NOW&C01 Opposite Potent Office, Washington, 0.1&t mam �The Wataaga Democrat I Uongress. The South is al- worth $10,000, at one of our WAN LED! right—will the West sustain ports and receives pay in AA temc ly for disease and de D. R. Dougherty, Editor. itself. or will the Lepubli- merican coin, lie will take bility, especially for thoseciis k. C. Rivers, Publisher cans succeed in the West? $10,000 in gold for the debt, eases which physicians have* pronounced incurable. O• There a re hopeful signs in the because our gold dollar is 1hursday April, li), 1804. political heaven. There is a worth a dollar in his country I HAVE JUST UEt-IV ED MY SPRING AM) SUMMER We give below a lew of the the many letters which we political revolution on hand, for the metal it contains, but GOODS, have received, and which we^ We have become more in­ the people are the masters he would not take less than And h a \ e a beautiful line ol callicoes a t 7 and 7% cents publish with the consent of tensely interested about pol­ aud will assert their power. $20,000 in silver becauseour per yard; beautiful line M drapery a t 9 cts., worth 1 2 cts.; the writers who are convinc­ itics than \,*e have been for They will control this coun­ silver dollar is worth in his b l a c k n a i n s o o k a t 1 0 c t s . , w o r t h 1 5 c t s . ; 0 1 e p i e c e s i l k ed that such a remedy as we years. All through life we try more effectually in thefu- county, on'y 50 cts, for the plaids 12% cts. Bed ticking, good, a t 1 5 t o 20 cN.; bleech- ha ve described has been found in Compound Oxygen Treat­ have been a Democrat of a ture we have no doubt, and metal it contains. ing 8 t o .12; fancy lawn 5 cts.; ehallies, fine, 0 t o 7 cents; ment of Drs. Starkey & Papronounced type. We have those fellows who are now Butsince Congress has made Bedford cord dress g jods, 1 2 cts., worth 1 5 ; nice crape 1 0 len. always believed in Demo­ blocking reform on the tariff our gold and silver dollars cts.; percales 12% cts., worth 1 8 cts.; black sntine a t 11 "My daughter was cured of cratic principles against Re­ and 011 the finances of this interchangable, that foreign nation will not be returned merchant may receive $10,- cts. a n d up; domestic 7% cts. A large lot of cotton jeans Asthma b.v one treatment otcom publican principles. pound Oxygen, afier suffering^® from 1 0 cts tip, and everything else a t The first National ticket by the people. The Demo­ 000 in silver in payment with for fifteen years, ED. B. WILLIS, BED BOCK PBICES. Tyler, Texas. we ever voted was for James cratic party of the South, out loss, but how will he do Come and see my beautiful stock of SPRING AND SUM. West and North ought to it? He will take the silver Buchanan, for President. We MLR GOODS. They a r e nice and cheap and I am going t o "I used your compound Oxy­ have voted Democratic ever put forward true reform men to an American bank and ex­ gen about a year and a half asave my friends' and customers money, a s I will sell low for go. I neglected to tell you ot since. We do not recollect of for Congress and then elect change it for gold, so the sil­ great from ever missing an election un­ them. A man who was elect­ ver stays at home a n d the cash o r produce. So give me your trade. I will appreciate theuse. I benefit I receivedtroub­ its have not been it. less it was Juring the war. ed to Congress two years ago gold goes to a foreign coun­ led with catarrh since.—F. W. W WANTED! 5 0 0 pound of balm of Gilead buds, 5,000 Revels, Syracuse University Sy­ We voted for Charles O'Corn- as a Democrat, and have try, the same as it would ' w er in place of Pen Butler for thrown obstructions in the have done, had he refused the dozen eggs, 5 0 0 pounds nice yellow butter, 200 pounds of racuse, N. Y. way of reform by absenting silver, and the effect on our bees-wax, 200 pounds new feathers, and all other kinds of President. Our Democracy good country produce a t highest umiket prices I wfilwant Send for book of two hundred /himself from the House or financial system remains the All the roots, barks and herb* in the moutniii* thit summer. pages for furtherinformatioiqtes has been on a line So when in need of anything in ihe goons line call and see tiiuonials, etc. A book sent free.' Thomas Jefferson and "Hick failing to vote to make a same. Home Treatment HCTII out by ex­ quorum and thereby clog If you owe a debt of $1,000 me and I will d o you right every time. ory" Jackson so far as we press in >e used ot home. Office understood those principles. legislation, ought to be retir­ in England, you can pay it Treatment administered here. Our views have been intense­ ed to private life and better with $1,000 in gold or $2,Yours Anxious to please, ly Southern during aud since men sent to do the business 000 in silver, hut if yt urcred 1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. ^ for the people. Such men i t o r s h o u l d a g r e e t o t a k e the war, and as much so to­ 120 Sutter St. Snn Frm cisco, Cal. $1,000 in silver for the debt, day as ever. Our Northern are not needed. WILL W. HCLSCLAW. Please mention this paper. he would have to discount From Banner Elk, X. C. friends have been aggressive the silver sufficient to cover and overbearing against us, Editor Democrat: NO! If E. the expense of getting it ex­ In your issueof theJth inst. before the war, during the B V irTiTriUBtiMWll 1 III, 1 am• amump.»jji^i By virtue of 3 executions war, and since the war, and my esteemed friend. "Phan­ changed for gold in the Uni­ issued from the Sup. Court of At l a s t the Democrats of ! way. We hope it will su«-- Watauga county, one on t h e of late they have set up a tom," says that "Cleveland ted States. Who is too blind has gone and done it." Well, to see that that the thou­ thc House have become s o ceerl a s souiei hing ought t.» 11th day of Aug , 1893. in fa new howl against us. The course our Southern Repre­ we all know that Cleveland sands ol American citizens disgusted with members of b e done, t h a t iegislat'on vor of J o r d a n A r Scott and asentatives took on the silver has not always been right who deal with foreign lands, their own party in shirking!) might, go on. A fine of $10 gainst W. It. Blackburn tin 1 E. B. Miller for $25.00 with issue has caused severe crit­ when he did it, but in the will soon make a difference vote and for a hsen ting them­ i m p o s e d o n m e m b e r s f o r l i i l j interest and cost, one on t h e icisms against the people of past perfect tense of the verb between silver and gold, and selves from the House when blistering will make it rather 21st of June, 1 8 9 3 in favor the South, calling us "igno- 'do', I would respectfully con­ absolutely refuse the silver their presence are so much expensive, of W. L. Brvan and against E. B. Miller for $ 1 4 0 0 with needed, have concluded to ramouses," "silver lunatics" jugate aR follows: First per­ except at a great discount. interi s t ami cost,and theotli Now, I ask forinformation. force members to vote or "pension enemies" and such son, I might have gone and er for a bill of cost in case of names. Let it not be under­ done it, second person, you 1 want some one to show me pay a fine of $10 for every E. M. Church and wife vs. E . stood that we charge the migh thave gone and done it, h o w t h e G o \ e m i n e n t c a n failure to do so, and a change B. Miller principal, and \V. mases of the North with en­ third person, he (or Grover) coin an unlimited number of of rules to force a compliance It. Miller suivi 1 v, for the sum of $34*.80.. I will sell t o t h e mity against the South. We might have gone and done it. silver dollars and hold their to this effect, is now under highest bidde'* t'orcash ,it t h e have only referred to the Clark Howell has persuad­ purchasing powers up to the court house door in BoeneN. purchasing powers of a gold N o r t h e i n p o l i t i c i a n s , s u c h ed the followers of the Con­ We are now receiving a com­ C. on the 30th day of Apiil, men as Tom Deed, John stitution, tha f Grover was dollar, when there is 50cents plete line of 1894, it being Monday of the Sherman and the leaders in an awkward position when difference in the commercial 8uperioi Court, thefoilowing NEW SEEING of the North, and we have he did it. I don't think so. value of the two coins. described tract o r parcel of — ( < > j — GOODS land which has been levied on It is said that if thegovern learned that some of our al­ I believe that he was parallel 01 all kinds, and it will pay any- by me a s the property of E . lies of the Nqrth have set to the horizon, whose rosy meni had paid out the $55,- One of the great secrets in ma­ body, wanting to hay It. Miller to satisfy said exe­ king is to know their faces against us, on the tints foretell a glorious morn. 000,000 of seigniorage on its save money principal wayhow to it. The to save cutions. T o wit: A iract of goods CD EA P to tariff and silver question. I think as he bobbed up and obligations, it would have I money is to buy that which yon land lying and being mostly see 11s be­ D. B. Hill the great Demo­ down for ten days, in great made money plentiful in the ! consume from the party who will fore buying. We will not quote on the west side of the Pine the BEST article the Orchard and Riddle's K n o b crat lender of New York has mental effort to do it right, South. How could thai;have sell you money In order for find prices, but simply ask an op­ LEAST mountains, on ihe waters of been? The government al­ the above named party it to very made a better speech against that when it did come he felt portunity of showing our is Long Hope e m k in this Co., the Wilson bill in the Senate good to the very bottom of ready discharges itR obliga­ essential that you call aud ex­ goods and naming fig­ adjoining the lands of A. F . amine my immense stock ol ures to anv i.ud all. and is being applauded by his gizzard. In theianguage tions, and why is not the Davis, H. W. Finley, B. R. all the extreme men of the of Blum's Almanac, he felt money it pays as good as Brown and others containing flSH'OME AND SE E US some 5 2 5 acres more o r less, Republican party North and like a stream of warm water, dollars coined out of the WE WILL SAVE YOU MON­ and known a s the Steel lands. South. When our Demo­ sassafras tea was running seigniorage would ha ve been? Again they say it would EY T H E S E HARD TIMES. This March 2(>th, 1894. cratic leaders of the North down the crease of his back. J). F . B A I R D , Shff. Which is almost complete in ev Now, let us pass from non­ have put cotton up. How ery department, consisting ol turn against the South and R ESPECTFULLY, West, on the reform move sense to sense. Our standard could that have occurred? Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and The government is not going Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware, ments that have been inaug­ gold dollar contains 28 8 H. C. MARTIN & CO. Groceries, Saddles, Queensurated by the Democratic grains of gold, 900 fine—900 to buy cotton: and ii the i Blowing Rock, April, 12th 1804. i'i 2 k La 1 manufacturers ha vent the Etc.,ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts. party and on which the par­ parts of gold to 100 parts of Etc., too numerous to men­ tion. ty gained such a signal vic­ alloy. Our standard silver money to buy it, Uncle Sain We wish to call otter/ion to our tory in 1892, and are doing dollars contain 412% grains vv '" m) * it to them, even I have just received the nicest line of second-hand and most complete line of all they can to prevent the of silver. The gold bullion j though it were coined out of South and West in carrying in a standard gold dollar is I the seigniorage. If the manL uggies, Carls, wagens, out those promises of reform worth one dollar, the world ufacturers have 111 amy and! Hacks, llaix.ess Ltc, and have turned themselves ovei. That is, if you were to wapt cotton worse than cash That has ever been exhibited to They are almost good as r.ew, loose and fought reform like b u y g o l d a n d s i l v e r f o r t h e they will buy it. Then how the citizens of Boone and sur­ roundings. consisting of -X and persons wishing to buy can purpose of making jewelry, could the. seigniorage bill an old mossback Republi­ Calicoes of all styles and shades AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '94, Secure bargains hv c tiling on us. can and clamor for a high table-ware or church vessels, have made cotton lively? Fancy and plain Lawns, We have a lag lot of N KW This is my first, scratch on lies, Sal tines, Ginghams, Chal- 10 per cent, cut on prices. protective tariff a gold stand you would giveonedollar for Nain­ ard, and oppose the income the bullion contained in a finance and somebody may sooks, chain brays, Cashmeres, X BUGGIES, WAGON'S. CARTS, HARNESS Ac tax on the rich plutocrats. gold dollar, but on'y 50 cts. mash me as thin as tissue Henrietas, Bleeeliing. Damask SPOT CASH OR BARTER, drapery, Sheeting, Plaids, cotpaper next week. In viaw of the facts staring for the bullion contained in a NEVER TEN DAYS. 011 hand, which w\jl he sold on tonades, jeans etc. which will I dislike to disagree with be sold at reduced pi ices for cash every reformer in the face silver dollar. Now why should reasonable terms. If we have not what is the use of trying the the great dragon spew 55,- "Phantom," w hom I esteem or its equivolent, meeting and dr. Look over our list and com­ got what ^011 want, we will pare our prices with those selling take pleasure in getting any reform movements any fur­ 000,000 silver dollars out of as one of the most hospitable fying all on time. "Monev saved is mon­ thing for you in our line. We buy as well as one of the most REASON ALT E COMPETITION ther, with such enemies in his month, when each one of ey made." direct from manufacturers and the camps? T h e United those dollars would contain useful citizens of our country, PSTN. B. My entire stork We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds; can, therefore, give you very States Senate has had before only 50 cts. worth of metal? but I can't concur with him of General Merchandise will -.good coffee for $1.00, 1 6 pounds it, for many weeks, the tariff The stamp on coin serveson- in the belief that Grover is in be sold at reduced prices ior 'extra'C* sugar ior $1.00, best close prices. We have a full line of new Har bill known as the Wilson bill. ly to show its weight and fine collusion with W Ml Street ( ASH or its equivolent. icalico G to 7 1-2 cts per yard, cot ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev and English capitalists. eon check, 2? inches wide, 7 cts. John Sherman and his hench­ ness and the country to which to make room Since Congress has made new In order am offering my for per yard, and ladies' and gents' ery thing in the harness line. Can men with the aid of Dave it belongs; consequently when stock, I en­ hats cheaper than they have ev­ beat the world on prices. Hill and a few other Demo­ any coin gets out of its own an unsuceessful effort to pass tire lot of er been sold before. cratic Senators are fighting country, it is worth only its the "Bland Bill" over the READY-MAI)E ( 'L< >THING We are just receiving a fall line B®* We will take in exchange, of ladies' dress goods at prices to hot sen. mules, and also good bee the bill and preventing its bullion value. You all know President's veto, I will con­ A 2 COST. cattle. Give us a call. p a s s a g e . S h a l l t h e t r u e that Mexican dollars with us, tinue the conjugation of the Thanking my friends and cus­ suit the buyers. WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. have always been worth sim­ verb, "do,/ as follows: First Democrats of this nation sur tomers for the liberal patronage Call and see us and we can save 11 ENKEL, CHA1G & CO. render their plans of reform ply their bullion value, and person, we could not go and REHP. they have given me in the past you money. Lenoir N. C. and go with those extreme in like manner when our sil­ do it, second person, you JOHNSON EDMISTEN & CO. could not go and do it, third and soliciting a continual ijn of men of the Noith? No never. ver dollars get out of the U. person, they (or Congress) Blowing Rock, March 5. the same so long as 1 merit it, I The next campaign will be S. they are worth only their could not go and do it. Many Persons are broken am RESPECTFULLY, . ft R A C K A C R J&nj I F T O U R n A M l AAjMl E S , foug' • again on the same bullion value. What is that down from overwork or household cares. S. M. 1). Or you are all worn out, reall> good for nothBrown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the • in*, It is general debility. Try ' 1 e? xS in 1892, but tone value? Only 50 cents. M B BLACKBUIIN. •ystem, aids digestion, removes excess of bile, TiKOIf'WS inoy TtJTTJEJtS. Representative Jerre Simpand cures malaria. Get the genuine. qly ihose of pronounced Now suppose that a foreign If will cure you, cleanse your liver, and g,va Boone, April, 1 2 , 1894. a good appetite. ;haro lends a c a r a; o, son, is reported very ill. i Drs. Starkey & Paten, HOW TO SAVE MON­ EY. CENERAL MERCHAN­ DISE kjjmjm mi LOOK & LITE!! NNVRRXF O A. �WC 00 COCO CO O C C . OBITUARY. Eunhe, maiden name Munh i m s e l f t h e c h a m p i o n f o x day, wife of Win. H. Dugger, I 3opyl year $1.00 hunter of ihis country. He was horn Oct. 13th, 1818, ARE S U G A R -COATED, " 0 months 50 w r i t e s u& t h a t h e k i l l e d s i x and died Jan. 18th, 1894. " 3 months 35 • E A S Y TO T A K E , red foxes on last Monday, aged 75 years 3 months and ADVERTISING KATES. And a Sure Cure for and farther states that it was 5 days. She was b ought up 1 inch 1 week $ .75 Sick Headache,Biliousness, 1 " 1 month 1.75 not a good day for them in Iredell county, and mar­ Constipation, and ried Win, H. Dugger May 2, 1 " 3 " 3.00 either. Dyspepsia. 1 " 6 " 5.00 —I)o you wear clothes? I 1835, her father living in 1 " 1 year 7.00 Tlioy Keep the System in Perfect Order, 1 column 1 week 9.00 have now in st<nk 50 suits Watauga at thattime. From 1 " 1 month 13.50 (new) that cannot besurpass this union were born eight "For years," writes CARRIE E. 1 " 3 " 25.00 ed for texture, make or price* children. One, John Wesley, STOCK WELT., of Chesterfield, N. IT., 1 " 0 " 37.50 VVUH killed in the war. Mrs. "1 was afflicted with an extremely 3 " 1 year 50 00 I can save you money on severe pain in the lower part of the Dugger had never connected them. Remember 1 am offer­ chest. The feeling was as if a ton herself with any branch of weight was laid on a spot the size of Entered at the Postoffice at ing my old stock at actual the Christian church, b n t my hand. During the attacks, the Boone, N. C., as second-class cost. M. B. Blackburn. perspiration would stand in drops on was convertel about 3 years mail matter. —There will be an import before her death, and from my face, and it was agony for me to make sufficient effort even to whis­ per. They came suddenly, at any hour of the day or night, lasting from ant meeting of the stock hold her conversion lived a devout LOCAL NEWS. thirty minutes to half a day, leaving as suddenly; but, for several days era of the Boone and Blow Christian. She spoke fre­ after, I was quite prostrated and sore. .Sometimes the attacks were ing Hock Turn-pike company almost daily, then less frequent. After about four years of this suffer­ —Trout fishing is the order held in Boone on next Satur­ quently of her Christian ex­ ing, I was taken down with bilious typhoid fever, and when I began to perience and hope beyond recover, I had the worst attack of my old trouble 1 ever experienced. At of the d a y now. day, the 21st inst. All sto°k the grave. In Sept. 1893. the first of the fever, my mother gave me AYER'S Pills, my doctor recommending them as being better than anything lie could prepare. —S o m e communications holders and persons interest h »r brothet, Robert Mnnda.v, I continued taking these Pills, and so great was the benefit derived that crowded out this week. ed are earnestly requested to being very ill with Dropsy on during nearly thirty years I have had hut one attack of my former attend. trouble which yielded readily to the same remedy." —The weather is fine, and his death-bed, desired an in­ "For a long time I was a sufferer from stomach, liver, and kidney the farmers are busy. —On last Thursday, Mr. terview with her concerning troubles, experiencing much difficulty in digestion, with severe pains in Willie Sherwood, ami Miss her hope of Heaven, Mrs. —Councjll and Spain hour the lumbar region and other parts of the body. Having tried a variety of remedies, including warm baths, with only temporary relief, about ore attending Jeffei son court Wattie, daughter of tlie late Dugger. ori receiving intelli three months ago I began the use of AYER'S Pills, and already my B. L. Holsclaw, bot h of Cove genceof this by her daughter, this week. health is so much improved that I gladly testify to the superior merits of Creek, were united in mar­ Mary Jane, replied with a this medicine."—MANOEL JORGE PKHEIKA, Oporto, Portugal. —Just received a large lo* riage. The bride and groom smile, lifting her hand, "Tell of raw cotton for quilts. Cull are both much liked, and him to die satisfied, I am when in need, at Holsclaw's. have the best wishes of all for ready and willing to go at —Don't waste all your ma­ a long, happy, and prosper­ any time." About two weeks Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer 6c Co., Lowell, Mane. nure on cabbage this year, ous life. she suffered with T agrippe, put it on t lie corn crop. Every Dose Effective —It is too early now for us though not confined until THIS IS NO HUM — Blackburn says tell you to select our county candi­ the second, after which, she he can save you money on dates, but we should uast a never recovered. She suffer­ LUG TO DRAW merchandise. Call on him. ed intensely, but, was patient bout and select suitable men TRADE! —Sow all the grass seed for all the offices of the coun­ and resigned. About dusk, -oyou can get and sow more ty and we would like to have the evening before her death, on the acre than is generally expressions f r o m different she exclaimed, "Angels! more I MEAN BUSINESS. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. parts of the county as to Angels! is what is doing me done. good." "The beggar died, -EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. -o—N'nv is the time to plant their choice of candidates. \YHEflEAS, official information has been received at We expect to make a red hct and was carried by the Anyour potatoes. Sugar-cane 1 roin now until the first day ge!$mtoAbraham's bosom.' this Department that Frank Ragan, Sr., and J. 8. Ragan, should be planted about th u fight for the ticket and we of April I will sell my stock of want a good one, and a pure Cuke XVI.22. At 5, o'clock members of a band of robbers have b°en charged with va­ tenth of May. Democratic ticket, one that Thursday morning shequiet- rious crimes of robber.y and conspiracy to rob, steal etc!, —It is now stated that on all people can afford to vote ly passed away. She was a committed in the county of Watauga, and the 15th, ot April, 1849. just good wife, a kind mother, a Whereas, it appears that the said Frank Ragan, Sr., and 45 years ago, there was a for. —AND— g o o d n e i g h b o r , a n d h a d J. S. Ragan have fled the State, oi so concealed themselves heavev fall of snow which —W. R. Moody, passej many friends and arqunint- that the ordinary process of law cannot bt served upen lasted several days. through town last week, on ances. She leaves an aged them. —A S. Adams, of Cove his return from Catawba Now, Ihetefore, I, Elias Carr, Governor of the State of husband, and seven children Creek, who has made a ver\ county, where he had been At10 per cent above North Carolina, by virtue of authority in me vested by law. to mourn their loss. satisfactory record as a Dep on a collecting tour. Theredo issue this my PROCLAMATION, offering a reward of one "We yield our loved one hundred and twenty-five dollars each for the apprehension utv, is talked of for our next port has been circulated in up to God, But wait the res­ and delivery of the said Frank Ragan, Sr., and J.S. Ragan Watauga that Mr. J. S. Hoyle sheriff. urrection morn. ' Her buiial to the sheriff ot Watauga county, at the court house in —Just received a large lot of Mull Grove, Catawbacoun service was properly attend­ Boone, and I do enjoin all officers of the State and all goad If yon don't think I mean it of Hoods Siirsaparilla, He- ty, was intending to ''skip" ed Friday Jan. 19th. by Rev. citizens to assist in bringing said criminals to justice. his creditors, but Mr. Moody, best, Spring medicine and Harmon at the family grave Done at our city of Raleigh, the 2nd day of February, in come and look through my blood purifier on earth at who held an account against .>ard near Vilas, a large the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundrd and nine­ him, says he has never met ty four and in the one hundred ana eighteenth year of our Holsclaw's. TOA'd present. We will hold American Independence. ELIAS CARR. with a more honorable man, —J. C. Horton is spoken of a memorial service in mem­ By the Governor: and asks us to say this in his It wont cost you one cent if as a suitable man for legisla­ ory of her, 3rd Sunday eve­ S. F. TELLE AI It, Private Secretary behalf, which we are glad to you dont purchase. ture, also the names of sh'ff ning in May at 2 o'clock, at do. Baird, A. J. Fletcher and I have a large stock and the grave yard near Mr. Wm SENATOR Z. B. VANCE DEAD. others, are mentioned. Holsclaw's in connection Vicks' Seeds Contain the Germ of Life. ** want to get rid of it before —If the oats crop does well He Died at his Home in Washington, with another minister select­ spring. FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. of Apoplexy, Saturday Night. there will be feed enough Special Telegram to The Topic. ed by the family. A. J. B URRUS. made this year, as there is Vick's Floral Guides 1894, § Washington, D. C., April The Pioneer Catalogue of Vegetables and PloWera. a larger crop sowed about 15.—Senator Vance suffered WAR CALL AND LOOK! "©* 1/ Contains 112 imiccs 8x10 1-2 In., witli It would be worth while for Four Grand f descriptions that describe, not. mislead; Boone than ever before. a stroke of apoplex.v yester­ illustrations that instruct, not exaggerate Dan vers Yellow Globe o the ladies to bear in mind that if POPPIES Onion Seed, $1.00 The cover la charming in harmonious blend­ The famous B reck in ridge- day and died last night. He- they take a gentle course of per pound. rley, ing of water color prints in green and white, with n gold hackitround,—n dream of beauty. Brilliant, Pollard suit was ended in mains go to Asheville. Great Ayer's Sarsa panlla in the spring, I would calF your attention 32 pagesof Novelties printed in 8different col­ Tulip, NOVELTIES. Orientale. ors. 'All the leading novelties and the best of Branching Aster, they will have no trouble with the old varieties. Those hard times von cannot Washington, D. C., on last sorrow among North Caroli­ to the big cut in prices in my Over 1S00 Plant. afford to run any risk. Buy HONEST Hibiscus, Sunset, heat," I'hives," "sties," GOODS where you will receive FULL Dahlia, Ethel Vick, For 30 Ctn. Saturday. Miss Pollard re­ nians here because of oui De- "prickly or "black heads," when 1*1 FA SIJ11Fi. It is not necessary to adver­ See Vick's I<"lo"boils," other lines tise that Vick's seeds prow, this Is known the Double Anemone, •ul Guide. covers $15,000 damages. world over, and also that the harvest pays. A loved Senator's death. A summer comes. Prevention is Charmer Pea, very little spent for proper seed will save gro cer's and doctor's bills. Many concede Vick's New Potatoes. V --United States Commis­ meeting oi' North Carolinians better than cure. _ ^ 3 Floral Guide the handsomest cntalopu e for [© 1894. If yon love a fine garden send address now. with 10 cents. ars~ (360 Cash Pt1m< for Potato 's. Vlcks' Seeds do which may he di-dacted from first order, sioner W. L. Bryan, Deputy will be held in Washington (.row, •' Flourish, tlicy Produce Abundnntly. ihey not Disappoint They " Coxey and his army arc Collector It. L. Councill, and tomorrow night. Rochester, still on their way to Wash­ N. Y. W. W. SCOTT. Deputy Marshal Colvard are ington. It is now believed attending the Federal Court Nearly all women have good at Statesville this week. hair, though many are gray, and that a very laige crowd will —Just received a large lot few are bald. Hall's Hair Renew join Coxey. er restores th*natural color, and of uutrimmed ladies hatsin all thickens the growth of the liair. Representative Warren, has the latest Spring styles and 8@TTHE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."©* It is sad news to us all to a bill in the House to revive shades, also a large lot of State banks on a round bas­ flowers, wreaths, rose buds hear of the death of Senator is repealing the 10 per cent le-MTAW IS T1IICIL.tlS'tO and riddon very cheap. Call Vance. Perhaps no man was tax. This is an important and see them at Holsclaw's. so beloved by the people of North Carolina, as was Zebu- bill and ought to pass. —Court commences o n Ion Baird Vance. The Gov­ Monday the 30th, of this ernor will now appoint same Democratic absenteeism con month. If our subscribers man to fill his place in the tinues and it is shameful for would think of us and bring United States Senate. Judge members of Congress to act B. B. DO UGH bill Y PRINCIPAL. us some cash as many have Armfield is the man the West in such a way. Their consti­ A high school for boys and girls. Starts the students promised on that week it ern part of the State would tuents ought and will retire aright, and prepares teachers for the public schools. would help us. Now friends be pleased with as Senator them to private life. Teachers are expected to meet on Saturdays to discuss will you do this? Vance's successor. the best methods of teaching. —Our county has been Senator Geoige, of Missis­ Young men can here prepare for college at a low cost. Many rise in the morning with sippi has a bill introduced to greatly blessed by having Special drill in debate and declaiming. a headache and no inclination Spring term began Jan. 1st, 1894. For other informa good capable officers and we for breakfast. This is due to cut dow n all government sal­ RESPECTFULLY, must continue uo elect the torpidity of the liver and a de­ aries 20 per cent. This will tion address the principal. right kind of men. Our home ranged condition of the stomach. reduce Congressmen $1,000 Relieves ail soreness of the mucous membrane and cure* GONORRHOEA and GLEET la f todays. No affairs are very important To restore healthy action to per year. Such a bill is not other treatment necessary. Never causes stricture or these organs, nothing is soefficaleave* any (injurious after effects. Price, fi. Sold Q O Q Q C O .OO C O O O C O to usall, and we nevershould cious as an occasionally dose of apt to pass Congress, but it by drngtfirts. BLOOD BALM CO., Pr»'«, Atlanta, fla. ought to. loose sight of home matters. Ayer's Pills. SUBSCRIPTION HATE K —Ourold friend, Betij .Green, of Blowing Hock, has proven To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT AYER'S PILLS BRYAN'S SAY! AYER'S PILLS A PRKAUM BY THE GOVERNOR! $250.00 REWARD, CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST! STOCK ml JAMES VICK'S SONS 5 GLOBE ACADEMY, KINCHw * 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. 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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/44b42ecc526fa3ef272a6a355dac47ce.pdf 5c54672e0b0e86f5034a0e5afe4238ba PDF Text Text Protection That Protects Solemn Services. ted with yet higher aspira- through the sister State of rations and promise of doing Virginia to the beautiful cap­ good, a physical wreck and ital of North Carolina, and THE NATION'S TRIBUTE TO SENA overcome with incurable dis­ thence take them to his bury TOlt VANCE. ease, he stood firmly in the ing ground on the mountain WASHINGTON , April 16.-The line of his comrades and a t side over-looking the blue When a man insures his funeral ceremonies of the late the l a s t moment serenely torents of the French Broad life under the old form of Senator Vance, of North Car­ gathered his robes around and in the sight of lovely insurance, he is simply olina, absorbed theattention him and stepped with t h e Asheville, and there leave assured that a certain of the Senate to-day. The dignity of a Senator and the them in the shade of the ever sum will be paid to his f a i t h o f a C h r i s t i a n f r o m greens, and in the mirrorand wife, children, or heirs at opening prayer by the blind earth into eternity. It looks melody of flawing waters to his death. Good enough chaplain, Mr. Milburn, was UR if by some prophetic intu­ sleep with his patriotic fa­ in its way, but there is a devoted entirely to the sub ject. It was in these words: ition he had returned from thers; and a s the clouds a t much better way. The "O Eternal God, with oui the spring flowers and genial evening hang upon the bosTontine Instalment Pol­ icy of the hearts we come to the foot of skies of Florida to lay down om of the eternal towers of Thy Throne, whilethefuneral his sword and shield on_ the Black Mountain, so will a knell sounds through the cap very altar of his country. shadow of sorrow lest upon ita 1 announcing the death t f "This is not the time for the the bosom of his people; but another Senator, while North analysis of bis character, tor the light of his life, with the eulogies of his virtues, for the not only insures but pro­ Carolina mourns the depart­ history of his illustrious ser­ early days of morning, will disppl tha gloom from the ure from her of a beloved and tects the benificiary from vice. On some fitting day I mountains and from their honored son, and the nation loss of the insurance as well. For further par­ feels the loss. We bless Thee shall ask the Senate t o do hearts. ticulars, address for his huge native powers, justice to his honored mem­ "And now, I can only ven­ W. J. RODDEY, Manager, skilled in the wide experience ory. But, sir, I should com­ ture in the name of the For tie Carolina#, Rock Hill, S. C. of public affairs, and for his mit a verp great wrong not stricken Senate, with gentle general humor enriching and to say with what unspeaka­ sympathy to send to the no­ illuming all subjects he touch ble pain and infinite grief ble and devoted woman, who PROFESSIONAL. ed, making him kindly with the death of Senator Vance for months by day and night his kind, by virtue of which smites the people of North with unwearied vigilance has W. B. OOtJNCILL, J II. he she.l the influence of a wise Carolina. For more than 40 stood by him like an angel of ATTORNEY AT LA,V. and benificent counsel and years in peace and in war, he light and love, our heartfelt Boone, N. C. character on his native State has been the most beloved condolence and tenderness, ami b,v virtue of bis place in and the most honored son of and t o hold up to his brave W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. this Chamber, on the land a t the great State. From the sons the ever-living beacon Boone, N. G. large. Grant to the widow overflowing ocean, across the of their fathers life. He ex­ Resident Physician. Office and childien, under this sore hills and plains and valleys pired solaced in the arms and on King Street north of Post bereavement, the only com­ t o t h e majestic mountain affections of his wife and Office. fort which can come to hu tops, he was a familiar and children; and may our Al m o s t d e a r o b j e c t t o t h e mighty Father in his supreme man hearts a t a J. F .HOitPHEW, unshaken faith suchThytime— hearts and homes of all our and infinitegoodness, bestow in Holy Gospel and The consolation people. Language cannot de­ upon them his strength and ATTORNEY AI LA \V, scribe the admiration and comfort." MARION, N . C and sympathy of Th.v Belov­ ed Son. As the eart hly part oveand gratif udeof all ages, -(o)THE DEATH SCENE. of one of our brothers, has of both sexes, of every class, WASHINGTON , April 14 .-A11 Will practice in the courts ol entered on the border of the condition and race, of the Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ whole people of North Caro­ that was mortal of the illus­ ell and all >ther counties in the invisible world, grant that trious Zebulon Baird Vance western district I^Special atten we may hear fiom Thy lips: lina, for this great and good tioa given to the collection of "Blessed are the dead that man. their benefactor and bul passed away to-night a t 10:claims."1®® die in the Lord;yea.saith the wa rk in prosperity and ad ver 4 0 o'clock. sity. Standing by his-lifeless Senator Vance rested bet­ W. 3. Connclll M. I). T. C. Blackburn. spirit,for they rest from their Boone, X. C. Zionville, X. C. labors," we humbly pray, form today, it is my sacred ter Friday night than during through Jesus Christ our duty, representing a Com­ th^ previous four or five monwealth of nearly two mill nights. He was sitting up a t Saviour, amen." Senator Ransom of North ion souls to shed upon his 1 0 o'clock Saturday morn­ Carolina, then made the for­ mortal ashes the tears of ing cheerfully enjoying his W3F*Calls attended at all mal announcement of the their affection and deepest breakfast and a bottle of honrs.^M death of his colleague, in sorrow. He seemed, sir, a s mineral water. His son, Mr. June 1, '93. if by destiny t o hold in his Charles N. Vance, soon after these words: ''MR. PRESIDENT : I t is my hands the hearts of the peo­ left him and went to his du­ E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHEIi. melancholy duty to Announce ple and a t this moment the ties a t the capitol. About noon or a littleearlto the Senate the'death of throbbing breasts of thou­ sands nie following his silent ier unfavorable symptoms t h e Hon. Zebulon Baird ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Vance, late Senator from N. march to the tomb. Ilhe had appeared. Mr. Charles Vance BOONE, N. 0. C. He died on Saturday night faults, they were bold, brave, returned from the capitol and other members of the family Special attention given last a t 45 minutes past 10, open faults, and are forever e:*lipsed and forgotten in the hastened to do what waspos to the colletion of claims, a l his residence on Massachu­ setts avenue, in this city. splendor of a great and glori sible. L. L. GREENE, & CO., Though his long continued ous life in the magnanimity At 12:30 or a quarter t o 1 of a noble nature. As I tl.ink p. m.. the Senator became R E A L ESTATEAG'TS. and serious illness ought t o of the short interval a t which unconscious from the apo­ have prepared all of us for HOONE, N. C. the sad event, still, beguiled he followed the beloved Geor­ plectic stroke which had be­ fallen him. He had just be­ Will give special attention by his own hopeful and cheer­ gian from the folding doors fore signaled some messages of this chamber to his late t o abstracts of title, the sale ful spirit, none of us had even of Real Estate in W. N. C. dreamed that the white hors­ rest, it looks a s if two tall t o his devoted son. Those having farms, timber es were coining so rapidly to oaks which stood over and The great Senator's last end and mineral lands for sale, shaded our hearthstones had was peaceful a s an infant's. will do well to call on said Co. his door. His death shocks fallen in the early evening af­ The terrible pa>n seetned to us to the depths of our hearts. a t Boone. have ceased. When uncon­ I t is a calamity, a sorrow, a ter the storm and heat of the L. L. GREES & CO. sciousness supervened he pas deep public and personal be­ day has passed over and be­ March 16, 1893. reavement. A great man has fore the shades of night and sed into a sweet sleep which NOTICE. ushered his spirit in a few fallen in our midst—a great winter had fallen upon their Hotel Property for Saw. patiiot, a great statesman, autumnal leaves, Colquitt hours into the eternal sleep. He died in the bosom of his On account of failing health a great thinker, a greao spea and Vance had done their du of myself and wife, I offer for sale j family all of his nearest and ty to their country and their my hotel property in the town of j I t e r , a great actor has parsed dearest being a t the time aBoone, North Carolina, and will j away from our sight for this fellowmen. *ell low for cash and make terms life. He died a t his post of But I must not trust my­ round him, expecting mom­ to suit the buyer, and will take j self further. At the hour of entarily the event. real or personal property in ex-j duty, with his complete ar­ During the evening the mor on, with his face t o the 9 to-night the committees of change. Apply soon. W. L. BRYAN, i front — couragous, hopeful, tlie two houses of Congress, news of his condition wascirculated through the city. useful, to the last. Suffering the entire delegation of the NO 7 ICE. Parties putting papers ill | did not break his proud spir­ State of North Carolina and Senator Ranso n and other my hand for execution will it nor dim his noble intellect the special committee froir. members of the delegation, please advance the fees with nor shake his fearless forti­ the State, with the family Sergeant-at-arms Bright, Dr, the papers and they will re­ and friends, will leave the Sterling Ruffin, his physician, ceive prompt attention, other tude. Full of years, but still capital of the star-spangled and other friends and attend wise they will be returned in the strength of hiseminent; ants have been present since not executed for the want of faculties, crowned with exal­ republic and bear the re­ D. F. B AIRD S HFF. I ted honors, but still anima­ in a i n s of Senator Vance the stroke fell. rees. Equitable Life Couucill & Blackburn, Physicians & Surgeons. LOVILL & FLETCHER The remains of Senator Vance will be embalmed and tuken to Asheville starting from this city Monday eve­ ning. As yet no more defi­ nite arrangements have been effected. Within the past week, in­ creasing every day, the con­ viction has steadily deepened that Senator Vance could not recover, but it was not until Friday that many of his friends felt sure t h a t the sad event was so near and even then it was not surmised to be at hand. The a p o ­ plexy had given no sign of its approach. There is profound and uni­ versal sorrow, for Senator Vance had a host of friends a s thoroughly devoted t o him a s to a brother. It is rec ognized as North Carolina's greatest loss in many years. WASHINGTON From oar LETTER, Regular Correspondent. Speaker Crisp was not and is not an advocate of count­ ing a quorum, although it was advocated by good dem­ ocrats long before Czar Reed was ever heard of outside of the town in which he lives, but it become his duty as chairman of thecommitteeon Rules t o obey the caucus res­ olution directing t h a t com­ mittee t o prepare and re­ port t o the House such a rule, and, like the good dem­ ocrat he is, he obeyed, and the new rule will be reported to the House and probably adopted this week and when once adopted he will see t h a t it Is properly carried out and that members are not count­ ed whether present or not, as Reed used to do. In this connection it is not proper to state that the dem­ ocrats of the House was not driven into taking this ac­ tion, which so many demo­ crats of prominence person­ ally opposed, by the republi­ cans a s they are claiming. It was the refusal of the repub­ licans t o vote that kept the House tied, except during the short intervals when there was a democratic quo­ rum present, for almost a month, thus makingconspicuous the necessity for count­ ing a quorum or allowing the business of the House to be dictated by the republicans; but after all it was not the republicans who forced the democratic caucus t o d o what should not have been necessary, but which was ab­ solutely necessary. It was the inability of the democrat ic leaders to keep a demo­ cratic quorum on the floor of the House that did the business. T h e y concluded t h a t they had tried and fail­ ed so often to keep a demo­ cratic quorum that it would be a good idea t o make the republicans help by counting them when they refused to vote, and a t the same time, thank Heaven, they are go­ ing t o make the absentee come t o time or forfeit his pay while absent without leave, except when sick and unable t o attend t o his du­ ties. Senator White, of Califor­ nia, does not believe that more than Ave Senators will vote against the ratification of the new Chinese treaty. I t is expected that a vote will oe reached some time this week, although there bus been no formal agreement t o t h a t effect. There was not much sur­ prise here when the jury brought in a verdict for $15,000 in favor of Miss Pollard in her breach of promise case against Representative Break inridge, of Kentucky. I t was generally expected. Col. Breck inridge says the verdict will have no effect upon his eandi dacy for Congress and t h a t he intends returning to Ken­ tucky and making a personal canvass of liis entire district. There is a general feeiing of relief here t h a t the trial is a t last over. The general debate on the tariff bill will by agreement close next Monday. Then the Senate will begin t.heconsideration of the bill by items, a process which promises to be long and tedious. Sena­ tor Smith, of New Jersey, de­ livered a tariff speech today somewhat in line with t h a t delivered by Senator Hill a week agD, but notso radical. The fear of the defeat of the bill is only in the opposition papers; it loes not exist ainong the democratic Sena­ tors who stated a t the cau­ cus held previous t o the re­ porting of the bill that they reserved the right to propose amendments on the floor of the Senate will succeed ingetti ng some a mend men ts adopt ed, with the aid of republican voles, but they have no doubts about the final pas­ sage of the bill; nor do they believe that a single demo­ cratic vote will be cast aguinst it when the final vote is take.n T h e newspaper talk which has grown out of a "fake" interview with Sena tor Murphy, of New York, about the bill not being vot­ ed upon before the Congres­ sional election is simply rot. Senator Murphy never said such a thing, nor thought it. The bill is going t o be pushed to a vote a t this session of Congress, and it is going t o be passed. These two things can be relied upon. Senator Morgan's report on the new Nicaragua Canal bill is sti ong and convincing, concluding thus: "The plan and certain effect of this bill if it becomes a law will be t o put into active business em­ ployment $100,000,000 bor­ rowed from our own people without risk t o the govern­ ment. I t would furnish good and wholesome employment to 50,000 Americans, who are marching on the high­ ways, begging for work and often tood. Senator Vance, oi North Carolina, whose health has been bad for a long time, died suddenly from a stroke of apoplexy, Saturday night, a t his resilience in this city. Senator Vance was a univer­ sal favorite and regrets are heard on all sides. Senator Pugh, of Alabama thinks in view of late Euro­ pean news that President Cleveland is not a, bad sort of a p r o p h e t. He says: President Cleveland told me the other day that he believ­ ed silver wculd be remonetised in 1896, and that this country and England will by that time be on a basis of bi­ metallism." I t has been no secret among the President's friends that he believes Eng­ land will soon have t o get down from the high horseshe has been sitting upon in deal ing with silver. It isoecause of t h a t belief that has advis­ ed a policy of delay on the part of this country. . �Tiie iSOilL'E, t>u>s t nroughouv t he * A COMPLETE NEWS V\ OVERMAN'S i PEII leu; :th and breadth of the North Carolina, Watauga ccun ty, J ii the Superior Court* The Pride of the North Caroli­ A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper land, possesses t o such an ex Daniel Yates na ITeHH." IS TH E devoted to the interest ot Coun tent the fondness for dress vs ty State ana Nation, Publishec that it amounts t o almost I" BREATH OF LIFE."| Do you want to aid in building Ida Yates every Thursday at Boone, Wa an eccentricity. ; up a paper that shall reflect the All h e r The defendant above named tauga County. N. C. will take notice that an action UPRAY BULB #ment of air sad — greatest credit 011 North Carolp gloves, shoes, and corsets entitled as above has been com­ a water ; without 3 be lit there can ba no •» na, no matter where it may (MOUTHlife. SPEOiriOS are made t o order and have menced in the Superior Court ot PIECE. 0XYGKH ii is seen ? Then patronize FINE 'EM AND FETCH 'EM. special madkst- 9 r Watauga county, to desolve the lhe Wilmington Messengei ed Oxygen treat- Z Ike Hill Says Touching Their Pocket been since she was a girl, liv­ bonds of matrimony which went for diaaas- "i I A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER ing a t home, and being sup­ exist between the pltflf. and now Books Will Bring the Delinquents. ea of the note, Z dethroatand lungs •« Do you want a reliable papei the inhalations f" Washington. April 14—"A ported by her father's earn­ tendant. And the said defendant contain Germi-. giving you all the news of the cideaand Diain- \ world—a Democratic newspaper good deal of fun was madeo ? ings as a harness maker. In will further take notice that she Jj | fcotanta, iu ad- i ditionto the beat) that equals the best— has the these details of dress she is is required to appear at the next ::_3 * the resolution made Thurs known apeeiiles; term oftbe Superior court of said largest circulation, and has for for thea# dis-' intensely, ridiculously, par­ county to be held on the 8th. ~ eaaea,carrying the remedy hy inhalation right to day t o fine members $10 for twenty-one years been i part 1- the seat of the disease, making it a P0SITIVX ; •aiWlP' ~ CUitK. Separata Spccifles uaea in Catarrh and ) absence without leave," saic ticular and the tailors and Monday after the 1st, Monday and factorin thegrowtli and de# - Hay-Fsvor. Not a patent medicine. Physicians j V in March 1894, at the court in - prescribe it in their praotice. velopment of the Old North Col. Ike Hill, the Democratic shoemakers of the city, prob­ said county in Boone North Car­ State? Then eubscrbe for RECAUTION ^ONLY M oxyge'W D I USE. ably aided by a lively imag­ olina and answer or demur to -BEAT F IRE OXYGEN congressional whip tnis after A NECESSITY Depositories: THEI WILMINGTON MESSENGER i 34-1-2 W.Alr-baina 8t.. Atlanta.Nab. noon. "The newspaper fel­ ination, tell very interesting the complaint in said action or Ciriii, CuoUnr, Kngino Itooin,MachineShop, 3 1 £10 K. Broadway. Loulwvlllu Qa. Campaign Kates: " Nliop#, ami »uiy the plaintiff will apply to the I'l| nint»«r , j* nmt y Pointer#' floth.M ure tiHtid. 4 9 SlirlJv HuiMing, Omaha. lows said it would not a- stories of this characteristic. i.-e, witer« oh waif.- or court for the relief demanded in • i:» r uro *vokno»'ln<ls;o(l by oil to be tho'••at A POSTAL CARD addressedofto ouri The "Daily Messenger," by u. I nvei i.iroatcd. mounc t o anything; would A G-Street shoeman who said complaint. This 20th day • • ^ for r.ii-> 2 will bring you hy return mail a °0PY SFN1> rot: PRICKS AT ONCE. ~ for itif you prize health;treatment in full. Bend I5 mail, 4 months on trial, for Xannftl, saplaining the claims t o have made her of March, 1884. not have any effect; but I $2.00 J OE B. T ODD , C. S. C. Frank E. lilts Ll'fg & Supply Co., jTU Specific Oxygen Co., want to tell you I know bet shoes during one of her pre­ 75-70 f ?,'OcY. Boston. t«iiiiiiiiisiiiaiiii;iiiii:i:ii*iiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iBfiiiiid The weekly "Transcript Mes­ ter. Look here: I was direct vious stayes in Washington senger," (the largest mi<^ EDUCATE YOUR GIRLS best paper in the State) W ed to send out telegrams tells with appropriate ges­ £lllll1ltlllliailll!lll!lll!lli:illll!I.TIIIllllllllllK.IIIIII|l|l|IS;g — AT— months on trial for $1.00 tures and a convincing man­ Thursday night, wasn't I ? Cash in advance. Both ner of how she a t one time* Well, yesterday only six or papers are large Eight-Page eight answers came in, and threw a pair of shoes a t his GSEWINS BSACKINEI sheets. Send Postal Card 5|liii(iiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiBMifiltiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii= HICKORY, N. 0. thej were vague, indefinite manly form and refused to with theaddress of five per­ sons and receive sample cop­ a n d u n s a t i s f a c t o r y . Y o u take them back because they Unsurpassed for location, thor­ WARRANTED ies of T HE M ESSENGER. 1 could not tell whether the were lined with light satin in­ oughness and cheapness. NATURE'S 5 YEARS Christian, but not sectarian. i i Oct. 1st, 1888. tf. members were coming or not stead of yellow satin, as she Faculty able and painstaking. ! i CURE FOR im Special advantages in Music. T h i s m o r n i n g a b o u t 1 0 had ordered. o'clock, jusl a s soou as the Aren't you afraid you'll make a Send for Catalogue. TAKE TIIE ADLUtESS absentees read the reports white lie REV . J. L. MURPHY, President of yesterday's caucus, thetel In speaking of Allen as being trwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww HollySprlng College. high, -GOINGeg ram 8 began to come in When everybody ougl.t to know Butler, Johnson, Co., Tenu. \ sa3*ing: *1 am on board the That he is selling remarks bly low? West and Northwest. This new treatment for Catarrh and Beautifully and accessiblydiseases of the respiratory organs is train and will be in Washing­ He will never, never hurt y^u, one of the most important discoveries located. in medical science and possesses the ton as soon a s steam can But will do his best to suit you; Emigrants going to an vof the Ample boarding accommo­ following advantages i Western States or TeriTforieMb take me.' Before 1 o'clock And that he sells for cash 1. The patient can cure hlmselt at a small expense dations. Proves that he is not rash. and without and goiiif; to-morrow bushels of them siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaini'i'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiB 2. No change ofoutside assistance.Ule la necessary will save time and money route, Faculty of six teacher diet or pursuit of via. Cliieago Alton Now, won't you and your neigh­ during treatment. 2 Arm. Two hundred and eighty- s- HiuaTiiiife High Needle. 3. The remedies are In no wise offensive to tha t is the quickest route to will have been received. I bor patient and entail no discomfort. = Ha# a Self-threading Shuttle. Ha# a Self netting five students last year. 4. The remedy reaches the seat ot the trouble K A N S A S C I T Y , D E N V E R , have never seen such a rush Tell every other stranger — lias No Kquul in Countruction. directly. Both sexes admitted. 2 lliu a Mectiiiulcul Apprnrnuce. ~ 5. The remedies and means of appliance can be of telegrams b e f o r e . The that they can get an Avery plow — lClognn» Finish. PUEBL O, carried In the pocket without Inconvenienoe. Thorough work done in all 2 lias anI'crfect Adjustment. Has a At N. M. Allen's right now? members read t h a t a Demo­ — Kan a Positive Take-up. ^ FREE TREATMENT at any druy at ore. And all points in Idaho, Wash branches. ~ Has Stylish Furniture. K CACTERIN E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. ington, Oregon, Utah Has More flood Sewing Qualities and • CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. cratic caucus had instructed And most any kind of points Next session begins Aug. •s does a Larger Knnge of General Wot k ~ 2 5 Caoterlne Medioine Co., Waco, Texas# At this hustling, trading point, and California. ; titan any Sewing Maclilno in the World. 2 the ^ergeant-at-arms t o en­ And many, and many another 7 1 8 9 3 . Finest and Ilest Equip pea Write for catalogue. | Examine THE ROYAL for points of j? thing force the law deducting per Road in the West. #. excellence, and you will JAS . H. SMITH, PRES'T. diem [something over $14] From him you can bring. buy no other. Only line running Solid Vesti for every day's unexcused ab Stanilaid Keeper's Notice. bud traiiiH oetween St. Ecuif NOTICE. |KuYAE S. M. CO., Rockford. (ti.| and Kansas ,'ity. sence. That touched them A. S. Edmisten, Adms. of W. The people of Watauga will Biaaaiiaaiiaiiiiiiiiiiaairiiiiiaaaaaaiiaaiiaaiiiiiiam Reclining lair cars and Tour in a tender spot,Republicans H. Eamisten, deceased, take notice that I have pro­ is i ' i < ! te of extra charge. cured a room in the court and Democrats alike; and I vs. 1 will mee parties at any rail­ V^caiher Boarding, W. W. D. Edmisten and wife, house where 1 will attend at road station with through tickets tell you there will be the big­ CURE the commissioners' court the and baggage cheeks. Complete Ceilings, gest attendance in the House N. A. E< misten, Robt. P. first Monday in each month For full information,maps ana Edmisten and Pant ha Lee Carriigsted Sheeting^ Monday there has been since Edmisten. for the purpose of sealing the descriptive pamphlets of tlie^ the bill to repeal the sherman rrtt Roofing Paints, West write to or call on ® By virtue of a decree of the weights and measures for the B. A. NEW LAN i). law was passed." Superior court of Watauga people. The law requires this Iron Roofing, Traveling Passenger Agt.. county before the Clerk, made t o he done every two yeais. ON REGEIPT OF 5 0 CENTS Ears Toitghf, Gutters end Spouting. 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C. in the 25th day of Feb. '94. J. II. COOK,' WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF A Sad Death. itcAH fema of Sheet Metal for ButkHng J . CHARLTON , f{. P. A STANDARD KEEPER. ( COMPLETE AND READY \ Mr. William E. Grngg and will on the 30th day of ApC h i c a g o . 111. \TO APPLY V/KEN SHIPPED./ I *il, 4894, the same Being Mon family, of North Carolina, ar­ l a y of Watauga Superior HE GREAT PROGRESS OF ELECTrilClTV. WE WANT rived a t Derby a week ago 'ourt, sell t o the highest bid­ i D n . isjLsrassxjiXjrj© Inoisettina. <»ad —AN— fefedicctl & Siirgisa! Institute B'lOW i f f • N.'» last Monday. The family der a t the court house door THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR fr* tiie Treatment ©f 'Jirocte, All "* f».»r ' •)' Jicrt naa, Yen*-rezU,Special. was entertained at the home in Boone, N. C, the following Vli'l'.-iUa:r,v,;1 Female. ami all Tetter, Ground Itch, Itcblcg Plies, Ring Surplenl XMseascs. ( I RE of Mr. Greene, an old ac­ described tracts or parcels of et'it'ANTEiH) In Ren.1 Oar land lying in the counties of arranged stamp# fur nil ca.itM Worm and all Itching Shin Diseases. In ffilstown-an euergctle workman to quaintance from North Caro­ Watauga and Caldwell. First cootso in nurt taken. book on j tr.b-j>o«ti'n ami! AI'I'i.Y our materials nbo\ thetn. Cull or address,to <ll80&!j>"<. f.ncl how , In lOi^rictnlty. ieuro lina, who recently purchased tract known as the John Cof­ • foreeno-ndrncc eollcited' WTito for Have TETTER, It matters net How long It DR. ALBERT F. SHELL 4 Tintl. If youexisted, TETTERINE will es ccit&lnly cure haa CO., m' Ici-" aivii tectus. Umlion paper. K??y.ill«, the Edson farm in Warren fey land on the Flat Top, ad­ TO PER DAY you as you use it ^ V T & C O . , Cincinnatf, 0h?3. \ township, and March 14th, joining the lands of R. K. \ SSTADLI3HED 1372 Harmless, Painless and Fragrant. Easily Made. two days after his arrival, in Hartley and others contain­ tSDMCV Refunded result#— Reference#— If you are dissatisfied ing 75 acres; one other tiact Wc T7on* many men. xvoniv-a, bova, and ylrls to MUnt. T with the the still hours of the night, work fori:# n few hour# daily, right in nnd around Southern Bank of thoStnte of Georgia, Cliatnear Blowing Rook adjoining their own home# The bu?ini'?x I* « r: i-lei»?ant, I I tank, and National Ilnnk of Savanuali. he departed this life The the lands of the Green Park strictly honorable, and puvs better thi.ti anrothef offered agents. You li;>ve n rlear Held and no coroner s jury was called, and Co. and others, containing competition. Kxperleitce and pp rial nbllitr anrendered a verdict that the 100 acres, bought by intes nsK*cB#ary. No capital r-ipilred. We equip yop SAVANNAH. GA. FOR YOUR KC wi'li evervthing that you need, treat you well, deceased had died of enlarge­ tate of theestateof Benjamin find help vou to e.arn ten time* ordinary wages. Green, Dcd. and a tract con­ Women do as well as men, and boys rmd -Iris ment of the heart. make good pnv. Anv nitr. em-whore, epn <!«> the taining 50 acres bought u Commercial College LEX INOTON ?KY : work All tacceefl who f < nr plain end #imT-ast Friday, Maieh 16th, Sandy Cook adjoining the a " Cheapest & Best BusinessCollege in the World." Awarded Highest Heaer at World's Exposition for pie dl-eition-". Kant err work will sure I v bring Hr.t-m of Boek-kreplng »nd Vcssrml Ro.ln... Kdiitollon. 10,000Gradaateeln BaelaeM. Xarl; l.OOOHtadents a t 2 p. nr., the funeral you a great deal >.f n F/ er-thing 1« new hovetru: t, he two fraetMOon annaatly. 1» Teoohcr. enploj.#. Cost af Fail Raslnese t»u(i ..i gr"at ilnm-n I. Wri'e for our pamphlet C ourse. 1Deluding Tuition. Sutlon.r,. »nd Boord. v i c e s w e r e h e l d a t M r C I M ' S s »|j(iaied ontaining 150 a- Bn »aeatlon.Trpr-Writing and Yolograph,about $90. RherVHand. ipeoialtlre. circular, nud receive fall fu ort'i«f|nn. N# hnrm lour now. tiradnataa auroraarul. Thisolty flone If you conclude not to go on with the Kev P. C. Nelson, of theMav < res One other tract in Calif u beautiful and boalthful. ITor elronlart addr..., KY. WILBUR R. SMITH, LEXINCTON, business. Baptist church, spoke briefly w e l l e n m i t y k n o w t a s t h e CEOHCE SRIR-' FIDCO., laekson < amp land from the text—"Jesus wept" joining the lands ofand ad­ W2, Calvin, PORTLAND, MAIME. John 11:35. \ goodly num Harrison and others contain] ind i n g l 0 6 acres more or less. | her of ? fie DC hboi BOTANIC 8aid sale will he made on the! 1 oil owing terms t o wit: On a tiy their heartfelt H cr dit of 6 and 12 months af; the bereaved, [lie mo ter date by note withapprovj A thoroughly tested Remedy P C T remains of Mr. Gregg ere ed security, bearing interest | FOR ALL ENDORSED BY laid t o rest in the Derby cem­ from date. Title to property j BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES. This found wanting, lir.s been tried, PROF A. L. LETZ, P. H.G, etery. The deceased was on­ reserved until purchase morn j s.r.d notctsndftrd remedyfor forty years by •mlnent soil unvarying suceaviuscil ail physlcluu, who h:i^ ter of Medlonl Deportment Titian© University ey is paid March 26. 1894. lg \v(thcrr!»ln which It recoinniended. It ly about thirty «ix years of of Louisiana, who, after a oareful analysis, dUe.ises for to benefitlsfrom the ftist do«e, pronounces It a pure Cream Tartar Powder, never falls effcctuully driving out all age, and apparently in good A S. Edmisten, Adm.&Coin. which he cheerfully recommends to the quicklv and public. di-p.asi" permsof from skin,system and kldthe liver through the witiiout the health, and theme that knew lieyamedium any the result oforignorance unpleusiint Injurious la. It is not It is "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" * b in best esteemed him most. r --upersttilon, but thorough knowledge eominon sense and science.founded upon a PURE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. of modern medleul the blood and brings It efVectualfy The bereaved widow with Special Attractions: Matchless nur.ilestoend enriches As ft general tonic You Want It. Ask Grocer For It h• is without asufferer. In Its analysis of iilih ilie rival, nnd her six istheiless little chil­ climate. Wonderful health record. ii heaith-irtvingirisen with anyIsremedy ever properties It absolutely Delightful homelife. Well ordered dren, though among stran­ b.'youd comp BULF MFG. CO•» NCW ORLEANS, offered to the public.Impure panacea for all LA. course ofinstructions. Thorough •B9K ill? resulting from It Is a and Impover­ gers and in a strange land, ly equipped gymnasiums. Music ished Nceofula, current of life; quickly Mood—the Ulcers, F^aemit. Nkiu cures will find that she has come under the celebrated Prof. GraRtiruiuatlam. af.rMS>tiotiH. t'atnrrh, Liver. Kldni-y and i?i.lifer Siseasrs. Femulc Vi'eakOn<* of the t o live among a people who bau (German). Art under Miss Nervous iiiineasc#. etc. BKNT Tel Bly the.(Paris). House in e<M*r>pe« I n FREE know how t o sympathize acres of wooded lawn in the seven t he world. Oar fRriiUir*ara ' -"'-rSELF. heart unequolYd, and to intr«>duroour \alunl>I« •U|»fnor g-ODda wcwfli •«*ndFWKR with the afflicted, and how of a beautiful city. Rooms finely Cavoftta, and Trnde-'Marks obtained, and all Pat­ :»ronisrkable a wondertoon if I'Kftaok in rach looAMty. On'17 thotr who vt ritr ent bin inesa cocdactod for Moderate Fees. to ua lit oner < nn mtke our a of . . ;r.. n . e piest .known most vtrto>•?the remedies t o extend the helping hand finished. Steam heating and sail Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office, Bend Stamp for Itlnstratrd I'rW t|». t h f t i c e A B vow h o v r t o d o in discas.-.,iiese . ertillcutes testify with utter Rnd we enn ecenrc patent in lees tlmo than tnoso itary plumbing rrtimi i« to »h«»w our pro« to .iiled. i sound, ail Botanic lllood remote from Wnshington. to those in need —Choritan charges as lowthroughout. The :j tnd who around you nriprhoort The Schumacher Gymnasium Co thoAR II—your •iucertftln thai as a fine school The brSend model, drawing or photo., with descrip­ is must the best.cheapest, quickest.great' pr'nninr of this fldvprfiRrmRnt tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of c:h and to thepowerful Blood Purifier ever (Iowa) Herald. shown thf omRll end of the tele can make them. Sen! for cata charge. Our fee not due till patent Is secured. known world. The fblUroinf cat trfveo the Rt>|vnirance of It reduced t| A Pamphlet. "Ilow to Obtain Patent#," r k logue. Address PaiCR—11.00 per bottle ; ?5.00 for (1 bottles. names of net u ill clients in your State, count # Tor si I p bv druggists; if not, se? d to us. REV . JaMEs ATKINS. town, sent free. Address, Hiss Pollard's Dresses. For Malaria, Liver Trou­ .., e-., ".ILOOO BALM CO , Atlanta. Ga Asheville, N. C. •boat thp pert of it* hulk Ti a ar.tnd. (ttmhlf ii*Pt«*leThe Washington P o s t tcopp.*« lanr" p« i«-Any « » >rry N will»r«n«Ii« u \.-u I. )vr"you ble, or Indigestion, use C.A.SNOW&Cal caw inlk* from ^ ^ to .H J 4> n »1 bi l«-Mf, frnn* *t» • Rfnrt,with» Opposite Patent Office, Washington. D. out a*ppvlpn»-U»'tpr •«» It# At .»»»»•* W> all pxpr**9» rh BROWN'S IRON BITTB&S says: Miss Pollard, n o w Addrffl, II rllAI.I.K M A t O. B-»v a,. I* is;if, a » h. M a IME VV d — U JSPECIFIC OXYGEN! i P Claremont Female Col I lege, ! ROYAL ! CACTERINE CATARRH Chicago end Alton R. R, EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. ROOFING. PAY TETTERINE! A G E N T DOLLARS <Sl LRIU J. T. SHUPTBINE & BRO. r 1000 BALM URE REAM- ARTAR POWDER Asiieville Female College. CA RV . �Tne Wataaga Democrat D. B. Dougherty, Editor. H. C. Rivers, Publisher Thursday April, 2(>, IS 04. The repeal of the State bank tax is now up in the House, we hope this will get through all the breakers. Senator Peffer has intro­ duced a resolution in the United States Senate to "hon ey fuggle" Coxey's Army when it arrives. man who has been in public prostitute a n d shameless life so long as Senator Vance | turn-coat' are some of the had as clean a record, he was epithets a p p 1 i e d by the scrupulously honest and la­ Chicago Herald toDave Ilill. bored for the welfare of his All this is unnecessary ver­ people, with little regard to bosity. It would be putting his own individual interest, it a great deal stronger to he died poor as regards prop­ simply call him Dave Hill. erty. In the death oi Sena­ The term which the late tor Vance the State has lost Senator Vance was elected to one of its most prominent fill, will expire on the 4th of citizens and its truest friend March, 1897, and Senator for there is hut one Zeb Ransom's term will expire on Va nee. the 4th of March 1895. Gov. Jarvis' appointment by Gov. Attention Teachers. Carr to fill the Vance term I wish to state to the Com­ mitteemen that section 2520 lasts only until the Legisla­ of the School Law of 1803 ture meets in January to says: " I t shall he the duty elect both terms. Gov. Jarof the School Committee of vis has the short term now, each district t o take and re­ which he wishes to swap for turn to the county Supt., on the long term when the Leg­ or before the 1st day of June, islature elects. WANTED! A lemedy for disease and dp bility, especially for thosedis eases which physicians have pronoun ced incurable. OWe give below a few of the 1 HAVE J UST REdVED MY SPRING ASI) SUMMER the many letters which we GOODS, have received, and which And h a \ e a beautiful tine ol callicoes a t 7 and 7% cents publish with the consent of per yard; beautiful line of drapery a t 9 cts., worth 12 cts.; the writers who are convinc­ ed t h a t such a remedy as we b l a c k n a i n s o o k a t 1 0 c t s . , w o r t h 1 5 c t s . ; o i e p i e c e s i l k ha ve described has been found plaids 1'2% cts. Bed ticking, good, a t 1 5 to 20 cts.; bleech- in Compound Oxygen Treat­ Paing 8 to 12; fancy lawn 5 cts.; challies, fine, 6 to 7 cents; ment of l)rs. Starkev lien. Bedford cord dress goods, 12 cts., worth 15; nice crape 10 NEW cts.; pereales 12% cts., wort1) 1 8 cts.; black sutine a t 11 "My daughter was cured of cts. and up; domestic T [ / i cts. A large lot of cotton jeans Asthma, by one treatment of com ^ pound Oxygen, after suffering^ from 1 6 cts up, and everything else a t for fifteen years, ED. U. VVILLIS, BED BOCK PRICES. Tyler, Texas. Come and see my beautiful stock of SPRING AND SUM. There are now two United "I used MER GOODS. They arc nice and cheap and I am going to gen aboutyour compound Oxy­ States Senators t o elect by a year and a half asuve my friends' and customers money, as I will sell low for go. I neglected to tell you of the next legislation Ransom cash or produce. So give me your trade. I will appreciate the great benefit I received from and Jams' successors. It is its use. I have not been troub­ it. moie important to elect a led with catarrh since— F. W. JEST* WANTED! 500 pound of balm of Gilead buds, 5,000 Revels, Syracuse University Sy- ^ Democratic legislature than " •ever before on this account. a full and accurate census Colonel Rreekinrhlg-c Screamed for dozen eggs, 500 pounds nice yellow butter, 200 pounds of racuee, N. Y. bees-wax, 200 pounds new feet hers, and all ot her kinds of Help. of tin children between the good country produce a t hie h<- a innrkei prices, i will want Send for book of two hundred Congress has passed a new ages of six and twenty-one) A prominent lawyer who is All the roots, barks and herbs in the rnoutain -1 his summer. pages for furtheriufoniiation , t c H rule by which a quorum can years." Please let us have famous a s a story-teller, is So when in need of anything m i he goods line call ami see tiiuonials, etc. A book sent free. Home Treatment seal out by ex­ relating a yarn about Col. me and I will do you right ever.} lime. be counted, which is claimed the reports in before June. press to >e used at home. Office VV. M. Francum, Co. Supt. Breckinridge that is afford­ to be very close akin to the Treatment administered here. ing his lucky friends much Tom Reed rule in the 51st April, 18th '04. amusement," says the Louis­ Congress. We hope it is not Yours Anxious to please, 1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. H ville Post. ^ STATEMENT. so bad, but may be better 120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal. 1. "As the story goes Co Our Lord's last command than no quorum. W I L L W . H C L S C L A W . Please mention this paper. was, "Go ye into all the Breckinridge has u great Senator Allen, of Nebraska world, and preach the gospel friend and admirer among NOT ICE. has made a flaming speech t o every creature." Mark t lie diplomatic c r o p s a t By virtue of 3 e.ve.Mitions advocating the passage of 16:15. The word "ye" in­ Washington. This diploma t issued from the Sup. Court of the resolution. S e n a t. o r c l u d e s e v e r y f o l l o w e r o f may be designated as the Bristol Fourier: We Think Watauga county, one on tlie Bristol Courier: If it keeps Havrley of Conn., has replied Christ. Each one must either Count. A Kentuckian, who on i fi'ostin' and a frostin,' il m(vi<• than likely t hat Go!. 11th day of Aug.. 1893. in in and characterizes tlie speech "go," or send some one. has been in Washington since with Grover in the lead. The Breckinii.lge will be returned vor of Jordan & Scotland athe beginning of the famous flowers of democracy will be to Congress. A recent dis­ gainst W. R. Blackburn an 1 of Senator Allen as suitable Rom. 10:15. patch from Lexington will for anarchist meeting. So For years we havethought trial, met the Count in a so­ frozen in the weed. And Pef­ tell you I he reason why: kTi E. B. Miller for $25.00 with fer, with his whiskers,and lnthe Populist and Republi­ it our duty and privilege to cial way and the latter upon galls, with his ire, With drift­ the fight is to be made on t he interest and cost, one on the 21st of June, 1893, in favor can sentiment does coalesce help send others. But now we learning that his new ac­ wood so plentiful can build ground (J morality or virtue, of W. L. Bryan and against on this point. feel, though 45 y a r s of age, quaintance was from Col. across the mire. There's as it now seems it will he, all E. B. Miller for $14 00 with that the Master requires us Breckinridge's district nat­ Jones with his religion, and the candidates so for an­ interest and cost,and theoth The Superior Court o f to go in person. No board urally began t o tulk about Bissell with his pie; They nounced /ire said to tie in the er for a bill of cost in case of same boat with ('ol. Breckin­ South Carolina has recently or human organization will his present embarrassment. would chill the law ol Moses, ridge, the difference- being E. M. Church and wife vs. E. and make a sinner cry. So f H. principal, W. "Oh, it is a great shame," it keeps on a frostin', and that, he w a s unfortunate IL Miller suivLy, for and sum declared Gov. Tillman's dis­ back us. W'e will be sent by Miller the pensary liquor law unconsti­ churches, as in New Testa­ he said, "Col. Breckinridge is Sammie keeps his pie. The e n o u g h to h?shown up, while of $34.80., I will sell to t h e tutional. Governor Tillman ment days, and supported a splendid man—so brilliant, children of democracy .will they have escaped public highest hidde'* forcash a t t h e criticism." court house door in BooneN. bus had bad luck in executing by them and the free gifts of so eloquent, so grand. It is soon begin to cry. C. on the 30th day of Apiil, wicked—this suit—it is a very this unconditional law, in friends. All we shall ever re1894, it being Monday of the HOW TO SAVE MON­ several particulars and 110 cei\ e will he a bare living, great misfortune." v Superior Court, thefoilowing "But"—brightening a n d doubt he feels rather ''left" which will be less than half described tract or parcel of EY. warming up nshe proceeded— over it. land which has been levied on of what missionaries nowby me a s the property of E. got from boards. We will "but the Colonel will vindi­ B. Miller to satisfy said exe­ Mr. Breckinridge of Pollard s t a r t next October. Up to c a t e h i m s e l f . O i l , h e w i l l One pf the great secrets in ma­ cutions. To wit: A tract of overw^e^m h ' s enemies a t king money is to know how to fame is out again for Con­ that time we will receive,and j We are now receiving a com­ land lying and being mostly gress, he has moved fora new acknowledge in the papers, last. The truth will soon he save it. The principal way to save plete line of on t he west side of the Fine money is to buy that, which you trial in his and Mndaline's all funds received for our pas­ told, and then the people, consume from the party who will Orchard and Riddle's Knob NEW SPRING mountains, on the waters of little dispute over a certain sage to China. R. A. Spain- your people, will know what sell you the BEST article for the GOODS Long Hope crfek in this Co., matter wherein Madaline hour, of Moravian Fall.N. C. a great wrong has been done.' LEAST money In order to find the above named party "The Kentuckian was in­ essential that you call it. is very Of all kinds, and it will pay any­ adjoining the lands of A. F. claims he promised to mar­ will also receive and repoi t and ex­ body, wanting to buy Davis, H. W. Finley, B. R. terested. II e had himself ry her and etc., and on which any funds for us. amine my immense stock of Brown and ol herscontaining goods CH E.\ P to claims the jury gave herfl5,- Our depending on the free been a t'nwnd and admirer of some 525 acres more or lesR, see lis be­ CENERAL MERCHAN­ fore buying. We will not. quote a nd known as I he Steel la nds. 000 damages, which Breckin­ gifts of churches and friends, Col. Breckinridge. T his March 26th, 1894. ridge refuses to "poney up" requires this public state­ "What has happened?" he prices, but simply ask an op­ DISE J), y. BAIRD , Shff. exclaimed, "h >vv will the rev­ saying it ismore money than ment to them. portunity ofshowing our Which iH almost, complete in ev­ elation be made." was justifiable under all the goods and naming fig­ Respectfully, ery department, consisting of "Oh, the important wit­ ures to nnv and all. circumstances, or words to R. L. P ATTON. Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and ness," said tlip Count, en­ Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware, that effect. Aforganton. N. C. MTCOME AND SEE US. thusiastically, "the missing Groceries, Saddles. QueensHall's Hair Kenewer renders ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts. ^ WE WILL SAVE YOU MON­ The appointment of Gov. the hair lustrous and silken, witness they so long looked Etc., Etc., too numerous to men­ EY THESE HARD TIMES. Jarvis as Senator is meeting gives it an even color, and en­ for, has been found. The We wish to call at lent ion t o otir tion. with general approval every ables women to put it up in a man who drove the hack—he line of second-hand great variety of styles, will expose the cruel outrage, I have just received the" nicest RESPECTFULLY, where except in the Western and most complete line of Buggies, Carts, wagons, he will testify that he dis­ A monument t o Zeb Vance. part of the State, and here 11. C. MARTIN & CO. tinctly heard Col. Breckin­ Hacks, Han.ess Etc, it is not on account of the The people of North Carolina ridge scream for help. Blowiug Rock, April, I2tli 1894. man, for all admit Jarvis to are going to erect one to his L A They are almost, good ns new, That has ever been exhibited to L RALEIGH , N. 0., Apiil 19. be a level headed man,sound memory. Already subscrip­ and persons wishing io buy can the cit izens of Boone and sur­ and conservative. The col­ tions are being taken for this T c I J is Excellency t II o n. secure bargains by r dling on us. A roundings, consisting of We have a big lot of N L VY ored people sent a delegation purpose. I t would be noth­ hlias Ca rr.Go vemoi oi North Calicoes of all styles and shades Fancy and plain Lawns, Chal­ to call on Governor Carr to ing but right fur the people Carolina: BUGGIES, WAGONS. CART8, lies, Sal tines, Ginghams, NanXurge Jarvis'appointment. of the State to erect a monu­ MY DEAR SIR:-1 Lave just sooks, cha.iiibrays, Cashmeres, HAUNTS'" <kc Jarvis has been a good friend ment to one who done as received through the hanrj$ Henrietas, Bleeching. Damask AFTEU APRIL THE 1ST '91, on hand, which will be sold on to the colored race, and they much for the State as Zeb of your private secretary, drapery, Sheeting, Plaids, cot- 10 per cent, cut on prices. reasonable terms, if we have not Vance. The people will glad­ Major Telfair, your note of tonades, jeans etc. which will greatly appreciate him. got what >ou want, we will this date in which you tender be sold at reduced prices ly and cheerfully contribute me the high and responsible or its equivolent. meetingfor cash andde SPOT CASH OR BARTER, take pleasure in getting any The people of North Caro­ t o the fund. What will Cald­ position of United States fying all thing for you in our line. We buy £ NEVER TEN DAYS. lina without regard to party well do? Let us hear from Senator for the State of direct from manufacturers and —X North Carolina, and 1 beg, REASONAIC E COMPETITIONpolitics or color have been the people.—Topic. Look over our list, and com­ can, therefore, give you very in pursuence to your request, sorrow stricken over th a It is only of late', years that to indicate to you my ac­ W8TN. II. My entire stock pare our prices with those selling close prices. death ofSenatoi Vance. In rheumatism 1ms been treated as ceptance. This position, so of (ienera 1 Met ch a inUse will on time. "Monev saved is mon­ We have a full line of new Har that fact all over the United States a blood disease. Butproved this recently made vacant by the be sold at reduced prices ior ey made." liess—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev is a correct theory is by We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds erything in the harness line. Can in many places, the people the extraordinary success a ttend death of the lamented Vance, ( ASH or its equivolent. In order to make room for wfood coffee for $1.00, 16 pounds beat the world on prices. have met and passed resolu­ ing the us*ot Ayer'sHorsaparilla comes to me, as you well in this painful and very prevalent know, unsought by me. It new stock, I am offering my en­ extra *C' sugar for $1.00, best tions befitting to the mem­ calico 6 to 7 1-2 cts per yard, cot •ar We will take in exchange. % malady. It seldom fails of radi­ is your voluntary act, and 1 tire lot. of ory of the d?ad Senator. At cal cure. shall give t o the high office READY- M ADE CLOT HING eon check, 27 inches wide, 7 cts. horses, mules, and also good bee per yard, and ladies' and gents' Washington city, special my best endeavor to justify Norfolk Landmark: T h e before the people of this hats cheaper than they have ev­ cuttle. Give us a call. AT COST. meetings were held and many crop of ignorance in the world State, t o whom alone you Thanking my friends and cus­ er been sold before. HLNKEL, CRAIG & CO. eulogies were pronounced. We are just receiving a fall line never gets killed by frost; it are responsible, this action tomers for the liberal patronage of ladies' dress goods at prices to Senator Vance was greatly Lenoir N. C. is always flourishing a n d on your part. admired by the people. No they have given me in the past suit the buyers. I beg you will accept mv prolific, early and late. man ever lived in North Caro sincere thanks for this evi­ and soliciting a continuation of WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. Memphis Commercial: Ex­ dence of your confidence and the same so long as I merit it, I Call and see us and we can save Many Persons are broken lina who was so near the down from overwork or household cares. you money. IFJSP. presses our view of the mat­ esteem. hearts af the people as Sena­ Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the AM RESPECTFULLY, JOHNSON EDM 1ST EN & CO. system, aids digestion, removes excess of bits, Yours very truly, tor Vance. He was the pet ter when it says: "Ingrate, and cures malaria. Get the genutua. Blowing Rock, March 5. (Signed) THOMAS J, JAUVIS. M R BLACKBURN. of the State. Perhaps no trickster, impostor, poltical Drs, Starkey & Paten, — ( < > ) — NEW SPRIWG GOODS! �SUBSCRIPTION KATE S From Banner Elk, N. C. —Win. Hagnwan n?.M oth­ TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT e r s w h o w e r e b o u n d o v e r t o Editor Democrat. A Broken-Down Man the Federal Court a t States- 1 wasf»-|ad t o sec in your $1.00 ville, will have to reappearat lea del of .last week that you Restored to 50 lURES were more interested in poli 35 Fall term. ^OTHERS/ A / \ WILL / ^ ADVERTISING RATES. —I am a t the old stand, a s tics than heretofore. That By the use of is as it should he, mid I hope 1 inch 1 week $ .75 ; ever dealing out bargains to 1 " 1 month 1.75 my customers, and am pre­ you will make the wool fly 1 " 3 " 3.00 pared to offer you splendid from some of the political fal n *£ SLEEP SL°ooi 1 " 6 " 5.00 lacies that are floating a1 " 1 year 7.00 bargains through my entire Sarsaparilla round. I also note that our W. L. B RYAN. 1 column 1 week 9.00 stock. CLEAR 1 LONG friend " 8 . M. I).," after con­ 1 " 1 month 13.50 SKIN LIFE "For eight years, I was, most of 1 " 3 " 25.00 —Dr. Council], has sowed jugating a slang sentence in the time, a great sufferer from con40 bushels of oats, and has 1 " 0 " 37.50 -N, stipation, kidney trouble, and indi­ 1 " 1 year 50 00 sowed grass seed on tin-same my last atniit Grover in a gestion, so that my constitution mihb.y faccciotis way, pro­ 1 i!ll seemed to be completely broken land. Couneill and Ragan down. 1 was induced to try Entered a t the PostofBccat have sowed a large crop of ceeds to give his views on t he MENTAL STRONG paiit.v of gold and silver. He Boone, N. 0., as second-class oats and also grass seed. ENERGY NERVES] AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and took nearly seven bottles, with such ex­ mail matter. seems to be fully infused with cellent results that my stomach, —Hay is unusually scarce g o l d b u g l o g i c , a n J , i s s p ; i i bowels, and kidneys are in perfect owing to the continued cold iug for some one to give him LOCAL KEWS. SARSAPARILLA condition and, in all their functions, as regular as clock-work. At the spring-. Corn is sidling a t 50 some "information" on the time I began taking AYER'S Sarsaparilla, my weight was only 129 —Full line of trimmed and cents; wheat at 75 cents; ba­ subject of parity 7 . Now, it is pounds, I now can brag of 159 pounds, and was never in so good health untrimmed ladies' liats a t con a t 10 cents; and there not, in my judgement. "infor If you could see me before and after using, you would want me for t vou a traveling advertisement. I swear by AY'ER'S and believe this prep, seems to be no scarcity of iiiation" that he is after atBryans. aration to be the best in the market to-day."—S. P. SMITH, 312Poplar St., all, but a controversy. In Towanda, Pa. —Superior Court will com­ either. "I cannot forbear to express my joy at the relief I have obtained from mence here next Monday the —Every man who intends that case, I will just say that the use of AYER'S Sarsaparilla. I was afflicted with kidney troubles doing any trading whatever, the question has been worn 30th. for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my in Boone next week is cor- threadbare on both sides by back. In addition to this my body was covered with a pimply eruption. —Hon. W. H. Bower, will The remedies prescribed lor me by the doctors did me 110 good. I then he here at court in all proba­ diall.\ invited to -all a t my much abler financiers than began to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and after using two bottles of it, store, a s I have some special "S. M, D." or myself either. I felt like a different man—the pains ceased and the pimples have dis­ bility. bargains to offer yon. Don't Prior to the demonetization appeared. I advise every young man and woman, in any case of sickness —Johnson, Edmistoc and fail. M. B. B LACKRRUN. resulting from impure blood, no matter how long standing the case may of silver in 1873 the country be, to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla."-H. Louis JARMANN, Janitor, S3 Co., are offering plaids a t 5 —The old grist mill belong­ was prosperous and every William st., New York City. cts. yer 3d. ing to R. D. Reynolds and one had some money. Since —They have come! What? Co., located on Laurel Fork, th< n it has been nothing but another lot of shoes a t M. four miles from Boone was labor troubles, strikes and Prepared by Dr. J* C. Ayer 6c Co., Dowell, Mass. B. Blaekburn's. burned down Inst Thursday a general discontent of the Has cured others, w i l t c u r e y o u —Don't, forget what you night by some fellow who masses of producers. Our owe us when 3 * 0 1 1 start t o had not the fear of the laws gold and silver are just a s good now as they ever were. before his eyes. Court next Monday. V The trouble is villainous, not A PUjAdlTHI BY THE GOVERNOR I —Mr. Walter Parks is vis­ —Judge Winston who holds to say reasonable legislation our court next week has iting his sister, Mrs. .J. F. made a very favorable im­ that has been brought a bout $250.00 REWARD, Spainhour, in Boone. pression on the people as a by the money power. If you —Fresh oranges, lemons, just and upright Judge and take a gold dollar to a store STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. nuts, candies, fresh canned a man full of business. Con­ to make a purchase, you EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. goods, etc. at Blackburn s. sequently it is probable that can't get a cent's worth more B HERE AS, official information has been received a t —The candidates will be our court will not hold all goods vvi th it than you won 1d this Department that Frank Ragan, Sr., and J . 8. Ragan, get with a silver dollar. He members of a band of robbers have b°en charged with va­ shaking hands among the the week. seems to think that we should rious crimes of robbery and conspiracy to rob, steal etc!, dear people during court. --The Re*". II. L. Patton, he governed in our home committed in the county of Watauga, and —Dr. Reeves has gone to of Morganton, has decided transactions by what Eng­ II hereas, it appears chat the said Frank Ragan, 8i\, and Ashe to examine a pensioner to go to China as a mission­ land thinks about it. What J . 8 Ragan have fled the State, or so concealed themselves who is not able to co ne to t he ary, and contemplates start­ the people want is a liberal that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upcm Dr. ing next Oct. Rev. Patton supply of currency to enable them. —Mrs. Parks and Mi.is Jen­ is an able man, and, in our them to transact their own Now, Therefore, I, Elias Carr, Governor of the State of nie Coffey, who have been on opinion, should remain with busincs, and let England North Carolina, by virtue of authority m me vested by law. do issue this my PROCLAMATION, offering a reward of one a visit to Butler. Tenn.,huve us, as his services are badl.> shift for herself. needed. We are loth to give • My friend, "8. M . I)." says hundred and tvventy-flve dollars each for the apprehension returned. up our able men whom we so he don't believe Grover is in and delivery of the said Frank Ragan, Sr., and J.S. Ragan —Some of our good citizens to the sheriff of Watauga county, a t the court house in badly need. collusion with the goldbugs. Boone, and 1 do enjoin all officers of the State and all good say that J . Watt Farthing —On last Sunday Dr. Conn Well, his administration has citizens t o assist in bringing said criminals to justice. would make a n excellent cill was summoned to (Robe been strictly republican so Done a t our city of Raleigh, the 2nd day of February, in Sheriff. to perform an operation on far, with the exception of the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundrd and nine­ -Mrs. Dr. Couneill, is off ty four and in the one hundred anu eighteenth year of our on a visit t o her daughter, a negro boy who accidentlv signing the repeal of the Fed- American Independence. ELIAS CARR. era I election laws. His "in­ Mrs. S. W. Boy den, of Salis­ discharged a shot gun, the By the Governor: contents penetrating Jiisarm fluence" and "patronage," S. F. TELLFAIR, Private Secretary bury. above the elbow. The bone among his other short-com­ —There has been an unus­ was not broken, and the Dr. ings, has cost the people, in ual amount of farm work thinks the little nig will soon the shrinkage of values, more ^ Vicks' Seeds Contain the Germ of Life. done about the town this recover. than the late civil war and tI k FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. winter and spring^ — I t is reported that Woo­ tho war of 1812 combined. —Welearn t h a t W. J . Critch- dy, the lender of the band Remember that "influence" Vicks Floral 1894, 2 er has got his steam saw mill who lynched Dan. Slaughter, is yellow, and "patronage" is y~y The Pioneer Catalogue of Vegetable, and Flowen. / Contain* 112pogr" 8x10 1-2 in., with repaired and is again a t work in Alleghany county, h a s black and white. There are Four Grand descriptions that ilcsorltie, not mislead; to illustrations that instruct, not exaggerate Danvers Tellow Globe sawing lumber. P3PP8ES The cover iseliarmlng In harmonious blend­ Onion Seed, $1.00 be°n captured in Tennessee still 80,000 Republicans in e\ Shirley, per pound. ing of water color prints In preen and white, with a bnckcround,—n of —One Parsons, of Alleghany after a lively pursuit, a n d office. When Harrison went 82 pagesgoldNovelties printeddream thebeauty. NOVELTIES. of in Bdlflerent col­ Tulip, best of Orientals. ors. All the leailinp novelties and county, shot and instantly will be tried for murder. The into office, he suspended the the col varieties. These hard times you cannot Ilranrlilng Aster, Over 1500 riant# afford to run any risk. Boy HONI'ST Hibiscus, Sunset, tJOOI)* where you wilt receive FtJ 1,1. Dahlia, Ethel Vlck, For 30 Cts. killed a negro a few days a- Governor ban offered a re­ operation of the civil service to M KASIJR K. It is not necessary to adver­ See VIck's Flolaw for 90 days, and in that tise that Viek's seeds grow, this is known the Double Anemone, •al Guide. go, but it is thought he WHS ward of $300, hence the ea­ world over, and also that th" harvest pays. A Ml -hi very little spent for proper seed will save pro- Charmer Pea, time filled every office with a to i. justifiable in the act. gerness to catch him. •—*r ^ cef'sand doctor's hlllB. Many concede Vick'i New Potatoes. Floral Guide hnmlRnmrnt nntnlno-iip for Floral Guide the handsomest, catalogue fni \w good Republican. N o t so q 1894. If yon love a fine garden send address now, with 10 cents, which may l>e d> ducted from first order. „ #jp_$360 Oanh Prize' for Potato*-., Ticks' Hccils do —If the incendiary's torch —J. W. Farthing, who has with Grover. He want's this not Disappoint, Tbcy Crow, they Flourish, they Prorince Abnndnntly. to Rochester, and the highwaymen's pis- been over t o visit his in­ patronage to hold over a to's are not kept under bet­ valid mother and sister on corrupt balance of power, in ter control, Watauga is go­ Watauga River reportsthem order to carry out his golding to get a bad name. usually well but still confined bug schemes. You don't hear to their room Mr. Farthing cf his using any "influence" —The Topicsays that while there will be no peach pie in also says that a house be­ or "patronage" to have the (addwell this summer, there longing to Simon Ward, from tariff reformed, and 3 o u BSS-T HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAH ONE DOLLAR."®# will be apple dumplings and which Coleman Penl.v moved won't in the future. At the was burned down Sunday rate he is going, by the end blackberry tarts. m-m-Nowrs i H h i l i r i o night by some evil doer. of his term of office he will —There will be a Public Deb a t e a t Deerfield School --On last Saturda3* as Dep­ drop into the hollow sea of house next Saturday night uty Sheriff Hampton was ablivion with the curses of everybody is invited to at­ coming up the Blue Bridge, an outraged people upon his not for from J . S. Ford's two head. Even "1 am h Demo­ tend. ACADEMY, ruffians, with drawn pistols, crat." Dave Hill, saw that —Johnson. Edmisten and commanded him to throw up the jig was up, and that it B. B. DOUGH Bill Y PRINCIPAL Co. have just received a large his hands, which, of course was time for him to join the A high school for boys and girls. Starts the students lot of ready-made clothing, he did. They then took his procession. aright, and prepares teachers for the public schools. also shoes in immense quan­ pocket book containing near Teachers are expected t o meet on S a t u r d a 3 *s to discuss PHANTOM. tities, all very cheap. Call $30,00 in cash (tax funds) the best methods of teaching. Young men can here prepare for college a t a low cost. and see them. There are garsaparillas a 11 d and aftei giving hi in a heavy Sarsaparilla,s; but it you are not Special drill in debate and declaiming. —The United States Court round of threats and abuse, careful in your purchase, the dis­ Spring term began Jan. 1st, 1894. For otherjinforma a t Statesviile was a failure. left him. Mr. Hampton says ease you wish to cure will only tion address the principal. Judge Dick failed to come t o they were entire strangers to be Intensified. Be sure you get Ayer's Sarsaparilla and no hold the Court. The Judge him, and we fear the3 r will er It is compounded from othRelieves all soreness of the mucoui membrane ind cures GONORRHOEA and GLEET in11®5 days. No the 6ther treatment necessary. Nevercaunes stricture or is getting too old and ought miss the justice they so rich­ Honduras root and other highl\leaves any injurious after effects. Price* $i. Sold by druggist*. concentrated al terati ves. t o retire. BLOOD BALM CO..PRO'«. AT'»NT«.FL«, ly deserve. I copy1 year " 0 months " 3 months BRIAN'S Perfect Health —(>« AVERS SAY I Ayer's Sarsaparilla Guide, THIS' IS NO HUM LUG TO DRAW TRADE! -o- I MEAN BUSINESS. -O 1 rom now until the first day of April I will sell my stock o! CLOTHING —ANI —» OVERCOATS At i 0 per cent above COST! o If yon don't think I mean it come and look through my STOCK I t wont cost you one cant if you dont purchase. I have a large stock and want to get rid of it before spring. —o- CALL AND LOOK! -oI would calR?youri attention to the big cut in prices in my other lines' JAMES VICK'S SONS GLOBE RESPECTFULLY, W. L BRYAN. O OCQ O wC CC . - 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 6 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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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/204af285f5e0a10e91a55d8fd24250e9.pdf fc95d30d9fc152e6597bf6c349f4d534 PDF Text Text T-— VOL 6 < BOONE. WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY r MAY. 3. 1894, NO. 29. L E T T E It. s h o i t period. The first one Twenty Senators to Re Elected. ending March 4, 1895, and principle is the condition of being Captain Burnside, who The Atlanta Constitution a ' s o fills t h e long term, from o u r retention of the people's From our Regular Correspondent. was one of theswells of Wash publishes from the New York 1 8 9 5 t o 1 9 0 1 . Senator P a t ­ t r u s t . H e g o e s o n a n d President Cleveland w a H ington for a long period. He World I he following resume rick Walsh, appointed t o fill points directly u t those Sena very much surprised when he g o t more t h a n $40,000 and of coming Senatorial elec­ t h e vacancy caused by t h e t o r s who have raised obstac­ learned, from a local paper, b3* shrewd management went tions : d e a t h of t h e late Senator Al­ les t o the pnssage of the tar­ t h a t there were people ignor­ t o S t . Elizabeth's hospital T h e politicians of thecoun- fred Colquitt, will be elected iff bill by saying t h a t fealty a n t enough t o suppose it for the insane, where he still t r y a r e in the saddle. This for the s h o r t term. No one t o party organization deWeek after week, year after t o be Iiis d u t y t o issue some is. instead of t o the peniten- is n o unmeaning phrase this can tell who will be elected ru n n*d h t h e subordination year, you plod a beaten path, s o r t of a proclamation in tia rv. from your home to your work year, for 1 8 9 4 promises t o o r t h e s h o r t term. o f individual advantages, and back again. No hope for connection with the coining Senator Gordon quite un­ eclipse in interest even a pres North Carolina . e l e c t s a n d the putting aside of the future, nothing ahead but of Uoxe,\ s so-called a r m y . expectedly spr ung the ques­ idential election. In tact it udges, solictors a n d a legis- ignoble jealousies when p a r t y work, work, work, and a still Every person of sufficient in­ tion with which the House promises t o foiesha.low ac­ viture which will name a suc­ principles, a n d party integ­ darker prospect for your family should you die. A 20-year telligence t o read the Consti­ committee o n Banking and curately the campaign of cessor t o Senator Ransom rity and p a r t y existence a r e Tontine Policy in the tution ol the United Writes Currency has been wrestling 1 8 9 6 . F o r this reason all a n d a Senator t o fill the u n ­ a t stake. He comes o u t pret should know t h a t t h e Presi for u long time upon the Sen the talent of the various par­ expired term (two years) of t y s t r o n g for p a r t y . With­ dent has no more a u t h o r i t y a t e by the introduction of a ties is already being brought the late Senator Vance. o u t question, tlie fundamen­ will give you something ts> live t o issut n proclamation con­ resolution instructing t li e t o the front, prepared t o t a l basis of the Democratic The Income Tux. for; a bright star to look* lead cerning t h e coming of these committee on Finance t o re- jump into the breach which to; an end to toil when you organization in these rqcerit The a t t e m p t which those are no longer able to follow the men i n t o the District of Col­ port a bill repealing the t a x partisan strife will engender, who oppose the income tax years lias been tariff reform. beaten path of drudgery ; an umbia t h a n he had t o issue o n s t a t e bank currency. The a n d primed v i t h a mass of a r e making t o tire the North­ T o t h a t t h e p a r t y is com­ assurance that your wife and a proclamation dealing with resolution wac referred t o t h e campaign material growing ern heart a g a i n s t t h e South mitted in stronger terms t h a n children will be provided for at your#leath. Isn t it worth contheir s t a r t i n g from the S t a t e Finance committee, a major­ o u t of the silver, t h e tariff by declaring t h a t it is a sec­ t o any other measure of pub­ side-'ng? For facts and figures of Ohio, o r their passage ity of which a r e believed t o a n d the Hawaiian c o n t r o ­ tional measure proposed by ic policy, and the Senators aoaress t h r o u g h tlie States of tie opposed t o the repeal of versies of the p a s t .year. W. J. RODDLn, imager, t h e S o u t h a s a g a i n s t t h e who a r e putting the only t a r Pennsylvania, West Virginia t h e t a x . Local issues will he merged North, is easily met. The in­ iff reform bill before them in Department of the Carolina*, ROCK MILL, 5. C. a n d Maryland, just a s those The appoint mcnt of ex Gov­ in those created by the l e a d ­ come t a x was n o t brought eopardy a r e entirely o u t of s t a l e s have, and until t h a t ernor J a r v i s t o fill the unex­ ers of thenation, a n d a s over orwurd in the democratic the traces and should he government slmll notify the pired term af the late Sena­ twenty Senators a r e t o be fiatfonn two years a g o , but >rought t o a realizing sense PROFESSIONAL. President of i t s inability t o t o r Vance, was very well re­ chosen by t h e Legislatures was in the Weaver platform. of their miserable conduct.— deal \riih the ex pet? ted unwel­ ceived here, where Senator which a r e t o he elected this I t was of Western not South­ N.-O.-Chronicle' W. B. COUNCILL, JR. come visitors the President J a r v i s has many friends, u- year, and a n entirely new ern origin. It was proposed In A AI IO County Man In Trouble in ATTORNEY AT LA S. New York. h a s no authority t o tnkenny mong the warmest of whom, House of Representatives is ),y t h e Western people. In o u r exception, even were he dis­ is President Cleveland. The t o be voted for, a change in financial condition, the South William J . Floyd came t o Boone, N. C. posed t o think any nee*ssury. North Carolina delegation in t h e complexion of the legis­ ins approved it,and h a s urg­ town yesterday. Ho hails • W. B. COUNCILL. M. I). T h e Coxeyites will find Congress have nothing hut lative branch of the country ed its adoption. It is a just, rotn Ashe county, North when they arrive in Washing good words for the new Sen­ lies in t h e balance. In the jroper and wise measure a ml Carolina. He s a y s he came Boone, N. C. following s u mma ry no de­ those w ho object t o it a r e ac­ here t o b u ,v second-hand Resident Physician. Oflice ton t h n t they a r e neither t o a t o r . tm King Street n o r t h of Post be lionized nor made m a r t y r s T h e democratic party a t tailed mention is made of the tuated in large part by self­ coats, b u t the police suspect Office. of. As long its they violate large will heat some g o o d Congressional elections, hut ish consideration. le had designs on tlie g o o d s no luw they will be let alone, news from the Senate in the thesfc toko place, in all t h e The N. Y. Sun, the Evening known a s ' g r e e n . " Therejust a s o t h e r visitors are. If near future. Morecannot b«» S t a t e s on November 6 t h . P o s t and other such papers ore, the rural visitor w a s they violate the law they said without violating confi­ T h e Senators whose terms a r e qnoted a s saying t h a t if ocked up. .17 7 ORSBYA 7 LAW, must expect, no mercy for dence. b u t i t can be stated expire, March 4 1 8 9 5 , a r e i t passes, t h a t N. Y. S t a t e Floyd arrived in Jersey MAKION, N.C • hey will get none. They a r e t h a t it relates t o t h e har­ J o h n T Morgan, of Alabama will send a solid republican City yester day in o r i n g. coming unasked a n d upon a monious passing of the tariff Jatr.es H. Berry, of A i kansas; delegation t o the next Con­ When he g o t off the train a Will practice in the court* ol fool's errand. They will find bill by the vote of every dem­ Edward 0 . W a b o t t , of Colo gress. Those papers may be man wilh a slouch h a t spoke Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ ilie law standing between ocratic Senator. rado; Anthony lliggins, of prophets a n d New York may t o him. Floyd confided t o ell and all >ther counties in the them and their programme, T h e Pennsylvania manu­ Delaware; George L . Shoup, d o a s they predict. But if him t h a t he was in search of u entern district l®^S|ietdal nttcu fiist-class hotel, and t h e lion given to the collection of s o l a r a s marching up t o the facturers who paid out good • >f Idaho; Shelby M. Culloni, n o t , it will he because the claims. I Capitol a n d holding a meet­ money t o send seven o r eight of IPinois; .Tames F . Wilson, democrats d o pass the In­ stranger sai 1 lie would t a k e ing upon t h e steps of t h a t hundred people, under the of I own; J o h n Martin, of come t a x . T h e only hope t o him t o one. W . B. t'aiinrill M. I). T. C. BUckbnrn. The two "tarted a r oss t h e Hoone, V C Zlourillr, 5- C. building is concerned. They high sounding title of Dele­ Kansas; William Lindsay, of prevent republican ucec s s will also hud t h a t Washing g a t e s from t li e National Kentucky; William P . Frye, is the passage of that act. ferry. Arrived in New York, ton and t h e surrounding Workmen's Protective Tariff of Maine; George F. Hoar, of Those p a p o r s represent h o y d wns told t o vnlk on country is n nnghty poor League, t o Washington t o Massachusetts; J a m e s Mc measures and ideas which one side of the street ami place for u lot of men t o be protest against the tariff bill, Vidian, of Michigan; William have already wrecked 1 h e his compnuion would t a k e Callsattended at all stranded without money w khadea very poor investment. D. Washburn, of Minnesota; democratic, p a r t y North. The the other. a plentiful supply of provis­ T h e protest was very t a m e J a m e s McLnurin, of Missis­ p a r t y w a s w r e c k e d t h e r e hours.*#* i Marching in t h a t fashion, ions. No trouble is expected indeed and did n o t create sippi; T h o m a s C. Power, of months a g o . I t was wrecked the two went t o 3G W a t t s J tine 1 , *93. from the C'oxeyites prop.-r, even a ripple a t the Capitol. Montana; Charles F . Manden there before the income t a x street. Floyd went in t o g e t E. F. LoVILL. 4. C. FLETCHER but from information re It s e n t by mail i t would Hon, of Nebraska; William was heard of in Congress. It breakfast, and the stranger reived by t h e police i t is be have been equally effective- U. Chandler, of New Hamp­ was wrecked by those papers advised him t o send a tele­ li i vcd t h a t they will be join­ Half of the "delegates"' show shire; John R. McPherson, of and the men and the ideas g r a m t o the dealer in c o a t s ed when near this cit.v by a ed their interest in the widely New .Jersey; M. W. Ransom, t h a t those papers represent­ notifying him of his arriv il. A 7*7 ORNE YS A T LA M', large number of criminals advertised street parade by of North Care linn; Joseph N. ed; a n d now it is audacity it­ While awaiting a n answer BOONE, N. C. who hope t o profit by any not taking p a r t in it, prefer­ Dolph, of Oregon; Nathan F self for them t o a t t e m p t t o Floyd began t o suspect his Specia I a t font ion gi ven trouble t h a t may arise. The ring t o spend their time in Dixion, o f Rhode Island; evade the responsibility ol n e w acquaintance, a n d to the collet ion ofc/aims.*&& authorities a r e fully prepared sight-seeing, n o t. knowing Matthew C. Butler, of South their action and throw the wound u p by confiding.his when they would again have Carolina; Rbhard F . Petti- burden on t h e south. L. L. GREENE, <fc CO., for them. suspicions t o a policemen, Another good republican nil opportunity *o come t o grew, o f South Dakota; T h e financial measure of who took both men t o the REAL ESTATEAG'TS. is in trouble with Uncle 8 a m . VVashiugron without cost t o (shorn G. Harris, of Tennes­ last summer and fall wrecked Leonard street s t a t i o n . There BOONE, N. (. see; Richard Coke, of Texas; the democratic p a r t y a n d Floyd's acquaintance g a v e [ T h e aforesaid republican be- themselves. I ing " s h y " just $3,841,01, in T h e new quorum counting Eppa Hnnton, of Virginia; every election since then h a s his name a s William O'DonWill giv°. specia! a t.t.e n t ion .I his accounts. The party ie. 4.4l . rule having deprived the ic- J . N. Camden, of West Virgin proved t he fact. neli a n d said he was a hackt o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale . r, Of Real E s t a t e in W. N. >«rml t o . s T h e c l o r e D e n v e n publieans of the House of in: a n d Joseph M. Carey, of T h e only hope for resusita- man. Tho.-e hi- vin<r farms, timber• p o r t , of C jnnwicnt, who was their favorite o c c u p a t i o n - Wyoming. When arraigned before J u s tion lies in t h e passage of the In addition t o those, va- incbtne t a x . a n d mineral lands for sale. |distancing clerk of the P o s t filibustering by refusing t o tice Tnintor in t h e Tombs will d(4 well t o call on said Co Office department under the vote when there was no dem­ cnncies for t h e terms ending r (it the work g o on. and let police court, and alleged a t Boone. l a s t a d m i n i s t r a t i o n . M r . ocratic quorum present— in 1 8 9 9 a r e t o be filled by (he us make one ;nore effort t o haekman was fined $ 2 5 for />. L, GREEN & CO. Deavenport w n s removed they have now started a new Legislatures of Wyoming, way of retarding business, save the p a r t y from absolute soliciting hotel patronage March 16,1893. l a s t year and a CDmrnittee by trying t o s t i r up bitter Montana a n d Washington. destruction.—News-Observer wilhout n license. A sixappointed t o g o over his ac­ political discussion over un­ Iowa has already elected Chronicle. NOTICE. chambered r e v o l v e r was counts. His stealings were i m p o r t a n t items in the regu­ Congressmen Greer t o succeed Hotel Property for Sate. found on Floyd, a n d he was Mr. Cleveland in his letter t o Virginia On account of failing health I done through overcharging l a r appropriation nbills. They Senatoi^ Wilson. wish t o prevent a early ad­ h a s elected Colonel Martin Chauncey F . Black refers t o held in default of $ 1 0 0 o n of myself and wife, I offer for sale the a m o u n t s he paid o u t for journment of Congress. the charge of carrying con­ my hotol property in the town <;] s jies work ,|„n„ fo|.t h e t o fill the place of Eppa Hun t h e d u t y of the party t o per cealed weapons.— New York r' Boone, North Carolina, and will , .... , form its pledges, mentioning Knoxville Tribune: Fraud? *ell low for cash and make terms depart men t . His bondsmen, Did anybody say fraud? If t o n . Kentucky h a s chosen 7 imes. t o suit the buyer, and will take who a r e perfectly solvent, s o let him subside. The idea S e n a t o r Lindsay t o succeed t h a t a failuie t o d o s o in­ Landmark: A colored girl r e a l or personal property in e x - h a v e been notified t o pay the of fraud in a republican pri himself. T h e Legislature o volves degradation and dis grace. T h a t is a truism was found dead near Old hange. App v p r { Y A W [ a m o u n t s mentioned above, m a r y l Next thing somebody Louisiana will also have the s o t h e government will lose will be charging t h a t the Dev naming of t h e successor t o which the people would like Hundred, Richmond county, NOTICE. J u d g e White. Senator Wal­ all t o fully appreciate. I t is a few d a y s a g o , and a coro­ nothing. Mr. Deavenport is il is n o t a Christian. P a r t i e s putting papers in in connection with the tariff ner's jury found t h a t she m y hand for execution will als o liable t o criminal prose­ Cincinnatti P o s t ; There is thall w ill resume the Senator- t h a t the President gives th< came to her death from a please advance the fees with cution, but his exact where­ one thing chat may be said ship in 1895. Georgia elects a Governor idea prominence,saying t h a t whipping administered by t h e pa|>er8 and they will re- a b o u t s is n o t a t present in tavor of Miss Pollard. If cei ve prom p t a tten tion, o t h e r known. This is t h e second she did deceive and wrong a Statehouse officers and a a s we won o u r victory under her grandfa Uier, J o h n Robiwise they will be returned republican defalcation in this confiding old gentleman, she Legislature, which chooses a the banner af tariff r e f o m s o son. Robi .on had not been was always ready t o light not executed for the want of S e n a t o r for the s h o r t term o u r insistence upon t h a t arroste ' a t last account* office within a comparatively the wrong by marriage. f(Hi£. I). F. B AIRD S HFF. Day Alter Day, W ASHINGTON Equitable Life i. V.IMKPIIKW, Councill & Blackburn, Physicians & Surgeons. LOViLL & FLETCHER, wM �The Wataaga Democrat A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper, devoted to the interest ot Coun­ ty State ano Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa tauga County. N. C. First Catch the Rabbit. Landmark. ply, in view of the crowds of hangers-on of Coxey's ar­ my t h a t a r e expected in t h e city during the coming week. T h e captain of the treasury Guards, a local military or­ ganization composed entire­ ly of clerks in t h e Treasury Department informed thecap tain of the watch force t h a t in case of trouble a t a n y hour of the d a y o r night he could have every man in his com­ mand a t t h e treasury build­ ing insite of forty-five min­ utes. He stated that, his men were well drilled in t h e use of fire a r m s a n d hence could vio much more effective work t h a n civillians. He asked t o he notified if there was a t a n y time a n y apprehension of trouble. - 3 JIIIIIIIIII!llllll|l|:ilt!|lll|lll|l|l|l|l|l|l|l|||!|l|I|||j||||||||||||||li pole, a n d t h e Bedouin of the ,-^UJSING A COMPLETE NEWS PA O V E R M A N '8 PE R desert shail h a l t his camels upon thf d i s i n t e g r a t e d dust The Pride of the North Caroli­ na PreHH." • 18 THE of the loftiest pyramid, ere •" BREATH OF LIFE."I Do you want to aid in building ' little children in every part of the whole e a r t h shali cease up a paper that Khali reflect t hP SPHAY BULB ementof air and I greatest credit 011 North CoBoIit o repeat, before going t o water| without J _ it there oaa be no mi, no MOUTHlife. 8PE0IFI0 | seen? matter where it uin£f L>t rest, t h e simple prayer of Then patronize ** PITCK OXYGEN (a a epeoial medicat­ /he H iliiiin^ton Messeiiffci s o m e forgotten Christian ed Oxygen treat rnent tor dieeaaA LA HUE EIGHT-PA (J E PAPEH poet: ea of tha noee, throat and lunge w I>o you want a reliable paper "Now 1 lay me down to sleep, The inhalation* j giving you all the news of the aontnin QermiI pray the Lord my soul to keep." eidea and Diain- world—a Democratic newspaper ^ factnnta, in ad­ As long a s this beautiful dition to the beet that equals the best—haa the known epeoifici i fur theae dieargest circulation, a nd little prayer is lisped by in­ ; eaaea,carrying the remedy by inhalation rirht to twenty-one yeaiH l>een has[lair^i i - tha acator the diteaee, making it a POSITIVE f a n t hps, just s o long will the - CORK. Separate Specifier used in Catarrh and md factorin thegrowth and dev- riay-Ferer. Mot a patent medicine. Phyaloiana memory of Zeb Vance he r e ­ m. r- prtsecrioo i( in their practice. praacribe it uieir prucuce. velopment of the Old North vered and loved by the S t a t e .BEAT FIRE PRECAUTION -ONLY OXYGEN IN USE. State? Then subserbe for A NECESSITY of North Carolina. h *4.1 ppMilSrl' I R h' LLV HuilUintf, AtUnU.Oa. 2 • THE WILMIKGTON MKSSlNtIK 'u t!>.i FVioiory, Kn^lue U»om. Mnelilnc Shop, C4 .MO . IW.AlFhauiftHl.Oiuaha, Nob. I. Sliopa, and eur Campaign Hates: He's a t rest now.— N. A. It. 'lumbiire' IURL I 'HIIII MI-S ' elolUea am used. « > i: Hrnaitaav, Louisville, Ity ..<•« wiai'f) «llv trust* or put -yzr*.yr^nnrifBi in Charlotte Observer. • atf are su(dii>irlei!i;i<il hv all to be the 1 he 4 ' I >uily Messenger,'' 1 »y -Ffia A POSTAL CARD .ddr.. M d u u. j '•f.u for tho piirpDM ever Invented. Z jUl bring you by return mail a eopy of our; 8KNI> I t)It I'ittCR.S AT ONCE. - [A* mat, explaining the treatment la fun. Bond \ mail, 4 m o n t h s o n trial, for •J for it if 7uu prise health. &&'"One dollar pays for the $2.00 tiaok E. Fills MTg & Supply Co., JTfcr Specific Oxygen Co., ""?"NN :le Democrat one year. 76-70 Pearl Street. Boston. itilililildiMililil M:iJdiiii,iiiiiiiii!i!i:iiiiiii!i!iii!iiniiiti The weekly " T r a n s c r i p t Me.<6 sengor," ( t h e largest a n d EDUCATE YOUIt GIRLS best paper in t h e S t a t e ) 9 -AT— months o n trial for $ 1 . 0 0 Hush in advance. Both < papers a r e large Eight-Page ' I SEWING fiiACHINE § sheets. Send Postal Gard > ^ ^ m m m» m +. %liiiiiiilililiiiiiliiilii;iiiiitinii:iilililit)fiitl!iilililii;iilililin HICKORY, N. C. with the a d d n s s of fiv< per Unsurpassed tor location, thor­ WARRANTED j sons and receive sample eo|>oughness and cheapness. es of THIS MISSSENGEU. NATURE'S Christian, hut not sectarian. 5 YEARS Oct. 1 s t . 1 8 8 8 . tf. • Faculty able and painstaking. CURE FOR Special advantages in Music. Send for Catalogue. TAKE THE . ADDRESS HEV. J. L. MURPHY , President SPECIFIC OXYGEN! New importance isgivenby t h e death ol Senator Vance t o the election t o he held in North C'aro'ina this year. I t means t h a t the next Legisla­ ture will have t h e election of two United S t a t e s Senators instead of one. One of the things, therefore, that t h e voters of the S t a t e will have t o consider, is whether we shall continue t o have two democratic Senators o r two of another s o r t , o r sorts—per A SONG IN PKOSE. haps two republicans; per­ And 1 must die! Tremen­ h a p s two populists; perhaps dous thought. This frame is one republican and one popu list. E\er.y citizen should pre s o costly inits workmanship, fer t h a t we continue t o be rep a n d strange, will n o t last ulresented in t h e upper house ways,hut isdoomed t o break of Congress. Every democrat and fall in pieces like a com­ does prefer it. Therefore let mon rock of perishable clay. us look t o t h e Legislature, Heaven's balmy light and all and a s a means of securing the smiling scenery of e a r t h , i t letuscultivatethosethings tlie grand, the bright, the t h a t make for peace in the beautiful alike shall perish H o l l y S p r i n g C o l l e g e . p art y . Times a r e not exact­ f r o m t h e s e e y e s . T h o s e Hutler, Johnson, Co.# Tenu. \ ly a s they have been hereto­ limbs s o active now a n d full Beautifully and accessibly fore. I t is easy t o be seen of strength, must lie a s with­ located. t h a t distractions may bring ered branches by the fallen Ample hoarding accommo­ disaster. These senatorships trunk on which they grew. dations. si:|il!lii :|ll!|illMillllllili|i|iOiMliililililililililililililil !u Faculty of six teacher Will necessarily be much in And all the play of lifa shall Arm. Two hundred and eighty ~ linn A T.ni-co High Ni-nlle. t h e public mind, b u t just who si o p in universal death. Then — Hit* n Self tetliiiK ~ Ha* i\ Srif t It rending *"l«n11 to. Z five students last year. shall o r who shall not fill t h e grave w ill d o i t s work re­ — Una Mo Kquitl In C«><. < ruction. Both sexes admitted. 2 llaa ia Mrcliaitlcjtl Aj (iruriuioo. v III! Klegtnt l' luUli. t h e m a r e q u e s t i o n s w h i c h mote from human ey*s, byThori ugh work done in all z •••»» auPerfect A.IJudtmcnt. a — ll*(nl'n*ltlvnTikkr>np. S dissolution foul, breaking branches. should be studiously kept o u t Z HM StylUhfiooil Sewing QualltlM aad ~ L -'uriiltiir*. — Una More of the councils of the demo­ the unsightly mHss.and turn Next session begins Aug. ~ doea a larger ltnnge of G«n«ral Work r — llran amy Hrwlng Machine tu the World. — cratic p a rt y . I t will be time ing all hack into i t s own 7 1 8 9 3 . Write for catalogue. Z Examine THE ROY.'i. for points of z enough t o select the two Sen­ d u s t . And I must die? Oh! excellence, and you will J AS. I I . S MITH, P HKS'T. cun t h a t word he true, t h a t buy no otiior. a t o r s after we have elected Stnmlniil KecparVi Notice. the Legislature. I t i s k n o w n the hour is coming, when the E HuYAE S. M. CO., Rockford. 31. I 2 now ' t h a t there will be a t voice of death shall call for The people of Wntnugn will B SlililillMitiliMiMililililirdildtil i:lilititili|ili|ili|i|ililia least two candidates for tlie me? I h a v c s t o o d whenothers t a k e notice t h a t 1 have pro­ Senate in thee.ist—theremaj died, a sorrowful spectator, cured a room in the court be inore. I t is probable t h a t and watched a s one by one house where I will a t t e n d a t the commissioners' court tin there will be six—there may life's trembling props gave first Monday in each month be eight, ten o t a dozen—in way, until all were gone, and for the purpose of sealing the weights and measures for the t h e west. If the democratic the fair fabric fell. p a r t y divides i n t o ten o r fif­ And ()! it was fearful then, peuple. The law requires thi> ON RECEIPT OF 60 CENTS t e e n contending tactions, a n d shook the soul, only t o t o be done every two venis J . H. COOK, WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF each fighting for its candi­ see how death did d o his STANDARD KICKPKR d a t e for Senator, then i t is work But there will he a gone and there willbenodem tragedy like this in which f H K GREAT PROOHI S OF ELECTRICITY. JL3XT. fc* • i S I j X i ' Q o c r n t i e S e n a t o r a t a l l f o r t h e action of t h e dying scene Mfi5!,J&Snrg!c2l fosliarts shall nil he mine. Others THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR there will be n o democratic f«W the Treatment of 'hrc>»*lc. Ner v nas,Vrncrchl.Kpreloi perhaps may wait hard hv Legislature t o elect him. I'rl> utr, I'fiunlv, n I al: Tetter, Gronnd Itch, Itching Piles, R1P& Nurgical lu*ra*f». ( tR[, There never was a t i m e the s p o t t o tell their sympa­ fU". !:AYTKK)> in ISvnd fi«r rtt cn«n. irr.iti|n| and taken. honk or, Worm and all Itching SKin Diseases. rente In a torn pa Hurt huW to f«.r wheu the spirit of wisdom t h y in looks and words ami ul>u\rtherr.. Coll or urtdreae, diflemc, euro have TETTER, II mattor# not how long It was more needed in t h e par­ woe, t h a t break forth ftoin DR. ALBEUT F. SHJ-LT & CO.. If youagisted, TETTERINE will as certainly cura ha# Jf—I Maw tkt$ fpilf. KtluTlfii.TtDQ. t y and the highest wisdom t h e troubled deep within. you aa you uaa It T r r r i w n i i \k run—iu now dictates t h a t mere indi­ But they will be spectators Harmless, Painless and Fragrant. vidualism be t h r u s t i n t o the only; mine w ill he the a c t o r ' s IPflNFV Unfunded "T o n UeferonceR— n'URLI with tho result#— dlaantlafled t h e rear. If we cannot settle p a r t . The darkened room, Southern Ttank of the Stele of Georftta. Clintham Hank, and National Hank of Savannah. o u r differences a m o n g our­ t h e couch of pain, the h a g selves after t h e election and g a r d , out-stretched form,tin J. T.SHUPTRINE& BRO. ' V' trembling conflict then will SAVANNAH, GA. send two capable a n J wor­ t h y democrats t o the Senate all he mine, when the last finllPCQ * UNIVERSITY, we will belie t h e record of 2 0 convulsive g a s p is drawn uullcgo LEXINGTON,KY. -Cf>»ap»st&Best Business College in the World? years. If we g o t o flying a t a n d theebmngof life's stream AwwrdvU Hl.fcMt 1 W.,U'. Kxroaltlan f.r U-V-k—* "* »1'I e«*T«l InhM. Cda.Ktlo*. eachoihers t h r o a t s a bout the dies in the veins. I t will be 10,000 Ifinb.tMr h Inr slln*la*M. O m« *r Pall Stwrtontl A n n loolailngf BT b IO bb.» fflaiu« K«*rlr I.OOO Ha*ln<w* f r T A B n|«r ('•orsA, i-,.— "•-• 1 io..rT, *04 B*w4. m a t t e r in advance of the elec­ said t h a t death has come on Skart-Baa*. IWWrWagU n Telagraakf ..hout #90. now. r -bmottrol **4 ltur — For. •*»4 M m o h *p*«i*ltl»*. I*• Vaaatloa. kMlthfal. J tOn*lr*«l»nn*44m> i Tkiidtr tion, then the enemy will run me.—A nonymous. WILBUR R. SMITH, LEXINOTON, KV. a w a y with t h e Legislature The Climax of One of V ance's Lectares. while we a r e fighting a m o n g In* J a n u a r y 1 8 6 7 , Gov. our.-elves. First catch the rabbi I; then Vance delivered a lecture, 'All BOTANIC About I t , " t o the y o u n g men decide bow t o cook him. of Italeigh. In it he used the I** Preparing to Protect the Treasury. following unexcelled beauti­ WASHINGTON , April— T h e PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER A thoroughly tested Remedy ful language: FOR ALL treasury officials, while dis ENDORSED BY * "t'sesar a n d Cicero a r e claiming a n y fears of trouble PROF A. L. RETZ, P. H. G, Tblk known t o scholars; Luther, and notstandard remody has bean tried, fonnd wanting, for has u >d h.v o n account of the presence of of Medical Depertment Tnlane ITnlvemlty an emfnanl and unvarying forty years an physician, who fi urlth certain which It recommended.• It success of Louisiana, who, after a oarefnl analysta, t h e c r o w d s i n c i d e n t t o t h e and Wesley a r e known t o and diseases for to beaefltisfrom the first(.dose, pronounce# It a pure Cream Tartar Powder, never fails effectually driving out all govern all classes and condi­ which he cheerfully recommends to the quickly germs from the system through coming of Uoxe , ' s a r m y . ha ve public. disease and of the skin, liver and kid­ tions of men; Shakpspear is the medium any unpleasant Injurious taken the precaution of add­ neys without "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" 1 effects. It is nothut itresult elorIgnorance rend and admired by millions or superstition, thethorough knowledge is bUIKHtl upon i n g fifty-five carbines a n d common sense and science. J< effectually ?URE, WHOLESOME A N O POWERFUL. of modern medical a the blood and brings tweniy revolvers t o t h e t r e a s of men, h u t J o h n Bnnyan is puritiesto theenriches A- > general tonic and sufferer. You Want It. Ask Grsoer For It. health it I* without a rival, and in lis analysis of ury's supply of arms. The loved and admired by hun­ health-giving ptopertles anyisremedy ever it absolutely hevnnd comparison w ith bULF MFG. Co., n,wol"al""*normal strength of the watch dreds of millions of human offered to the public.impure panacea for all Ills resulting from It Isaof and Impover­ souls! The8uhlime s o n g of ished Korofalik. I lrer*. )>irni». kkln -the current life; quickly force of t h e treasury is seven­ cures blood .and #r ,.,, iou*. t'r.lsrrli. the Paradise Lo«t even may Mtrnsi 1 * rll t y men, divided into two re­ Rlir-HUMli»ni, Litei. K i d n y ni-.«l teDMC^-v i oncof.bc HlaiWi'r ,Dhesse*. 1'rmnie e \Ye*kperish, and the Elegy in a r,:'«s*. Ser >ius ihiH'ssra etc. It KST'Pel liefs, and in addition t o two eecopc* I n . Country Churchyard he for­ tbc wor d. INVr-.TlOA* ~ ' t' T"LF. o r three dozen revolvers there anrnxst-d. l**>tOuriu m 4 m ' <«ir lo L'dliTir-. *rr teprrmrprvulr n-, w-ilI !-.ndrSTK •' r . ;.( M* gotten; but, t h e North S t a r , toO>E I I Only l« c,h |f>r*l-IT. H«CN iitRrtealtna. .icmarkabi# a woo h a ve always been t b i r t y - fi ve fuj »rr«y ,»»ithe ' *. IIKIV ,onrr . vnIhn.. n H" A -rii. to m.V. ,„r- nt' • easing t o guide the pilots of ct'roa' {Jisoa e aftt r -it-s known mo!-.t -frfr. -o the remedies ll' ««i» ill"irr Allroahtrct'wloin carbines in t h e racks in the c i [rri iini«t»r.ll—your n.iyhbAr* ihnw »«r r'"l« t" rwese'id. id! t : ffir.ic It'ood cwtlficnie# tewMly with tho«nthn«. • o.-ta! > so office of t h e captain of the the sea, shall, following in f, gfnninr h".round »4v.rf«rm»nl *n«i n of thi* Ton Th. t>.Halm mosthes.t. ' (.-.pr v.-.»t t'l.rif.or ever th" the track of t h e consteallnesl«:.dIf.to t-tc w-rlul 1*1*. uUr art-lit 'Z. ~ ~ thon«.nprnrrnyt .nditofrriu.'r.l I. wate sufficient t o su ply Th* following .nt #!**« th" III. miafl of lh, irl. £r>«,wn tion ot t h e cross, disappear Si.ff) p. Ttlc; AVOT* far P hot! one t o each watchman o n du : if not. set A. ' • For se!» h" «' ALtVi CO A-l... t y , I t h a s been t h o u g h t best, from the ga.7/ »f men berond ftrRiH, ' t rpihTf*n ttre<ttciS-h. * i - itf )-f >• t v. v y - - -."•jz-f.umb h vcr t o increase tho sup­ the everlasti ) ices of t h e ;• ill rxj. # cL rw*§. Claremont Female Col I lege, ROYAL : CURE PAY TETTERINE! 0 F KV CAGTERINE CATARRH EXTRACT' MEXICAN' YACTUS. 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 i jliicago and Aiton R. R, GOING We3t and Northwest. Lmigr(ints going to any of i}0 W i stern States or Territories will save time am] money going via. Chicago and Alton route, during treatment 8. The remedlea era In no wlto oflenil«e to the t i« the quickest route to atlont and entail no discomfort, fho remedy roaches the teat ot tha trouble K A N S A S C I T Y , D J C X Y E R , directly. 8. Tha raetadlas and meana of appliance can be carried la tho pocket without Inconvonloaoe. PUKBLO, VllKK THKATM KNT at any drug «(orw> And all pointe in Idaho, \Ya«h CACTERIN E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.OOl ' • CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ington. Oregon, Utah Gaoterlne Medicine Co., Waoo, Ten* and California. / /nest and Rest Eqnippeo Road in the West. Only line running Solid Ycsti hud trniiiH eetween St. Louie and KUIIKIIK it V. Iteeliuing mi'r cars and Tour is i to of extra elmrgH. 1 will niee partus at any rail-, Metallic Weather Boarding, road station with through ticketH Complete Ceilings^ and Baggage cheeks. For full information.mans ai# Corrugated Sheeting dearrip ive panqdilets <>f the Roofing Paints, West write to or call on Iron Roofing, 11. A. NKWLA .nd. Traveling Passenger Act.. Esva Trough#, Outtora and Spoullng, 11) I at ton Ave., AHhcYille, N. C. t^AII forwB of Sheet M9tol for BuHtftng .1. CllAHLTON, G. P. A / IJOMFLKTE ANO READY \ 'TO APPLY WHEN SHIRPKD./ ( hi< ago. III. ti 1. Tha patient can cura hlmaalf at a amall axpanee and without outalde aaalatanoa. 2. No change ot diet or pureult el Ule la neeeeaary ROOFING. W E""W'ANT —AN— ff'n sriprrsT.g, AGENT In Ihlituwn-nii etiergelle workman to »-t*o rvrsU-i s and AITI.Y our materials fo ihfovMnlty. t'«rHwpm>denefl aollotted* write fhr , rrjee* ftuil t« rota. i, ^nT7 & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. ESTABLISHED 18T2. BOS r,*i FOR YOUR ,• - . All d -ft'.cr* Vn..j, if. -aierk ut,' M VM-le 1 r .r I , ,, bifc 4Q g DOLLARS PER DAY SO Eesily S^cde. We w.-r* nrnnyr men, rrmnv.n, tmya, end girls to work f . i r u * # f«'W h ' H i r s daily. r ! gh? h i nod r.n u^M tliclrotrn hotuc# Tin: buditre f. *«*;. |' I c«mu#v atHetly honorable, mid pa- s better tin u; ether ofTereil agent*. You have n clear fiehl #m| no COIitpelitl'irt. Mxf»—ririice itirl rial fiMllty «Un » - " H ^ ' t i y . No r#;>ll :il r -quirt d . V c e q u i p yo# Wl h e-.-er'i 'iliig t'rat «w n - " l . t r e a t yon wall, nnd orlp von •«> ertrn ten litno. ot dinar' r ages. WofM n I|I) as Well as men. mid lm»i and girls iii-iki'goo-l t«av. Am linn, i r'-wlirrr. f*h iln Hi# w i-k. All succeed yr'.o follow ' it>|tali and aim. y-lr '!l«crto'i«. I-Vir iert e-oi-k will Mitely I rlrg ynit n gre-t deal of Itiniiev. K'irv|Mii|t i« new #Wi ..i gr-iit di-"i'%»i!. Write for o'tr inr.plilet c'-ei;', ir, Mild riT' ive f I 'I i-ffori :i i No 1'nr^* aoiin If you conclude ) ot to go ©u w»LU tlwB biiaineaa. Ce o r c s STm^ts&Co., HI. Eo* P0RTLA?S£?, MAINE. BLOOD BALM Jfi BKe ; w *T\jUN BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES. " S c i h 1 ' /.W- I FPEE Caveats, and Trndc-Mark# oblaincd. and all PaL ent buainea# conducted for Mode. ate Fe#a. B.nd PiATDp for Illn.tr*t*4 Frio. I.irt. Hie Schumacher Gymnasium Co, AN OHIO. Our O.fice is Opposite U. S. Paten! Olca, and we ran aeenre patent In les# time than tnoM remote from Waahingtnin. 8end model, drawing or photo., with daarripd •Ion. We advise, If patnptable or not, frea "r Our fee not due ti it«nt i« nenirad. A Pamphlet, "How to OMs'ri r .sienl#," r "0 names of actual clfer.t# In "AurRtate, renal B town, sent free. Address," 1 charge. For Malaria, Liver Trou­ ble,or Indigestion, use BROWN'S IRON BITTaaa c.A.ssaovvatcal Opposite Patent Office. A »i-,fogto*i fv. t&h. �Til* Wataaza Democrat middle ground o n which the Buird; for Treasurer, Lewis Hodges, Irs ow i lands and oth­ ers contait ing 50 acres more or democrats of t h e South and Farthing;for Clerk, J . C, H o r . "• .. J »J • _ , less. For further particulars ref­ West can meet a n d compro­ ton. O. It. Dougherty, Editor. erence is made to records in lb gv It. C. Hi vers, Publisher mise with the so-called demo­ In regard t o the S t a t e J u ­ ister's office. This May 3rd, 94. 0It. A . HAMILTON , Receiver ot c r a t s of the North a n d East. dicial ticket a b o u t this way: A. D. UOWLEC, 1 huivrdav May, 3. 1894. If a J u d g e is t o be elected in I H I V E J U S T R E ' I V ED MY SPRING ASD SUMMER M.v first, suggestion would be for the South and West t o o u r luiicial ticket, how aGOODS, Coxev's a r m y will be in offer no further compromise b o u t o u r W. B. C. J r . ? And h a \ e a beautiful line oi eal!icoes a t 7 and 7 % cents WANTED! B. W. A. Washington in u few rlavt- with the enemies of silver, but per y a rd ; beautiful line of drapery a t 9 cts., worth 1 2 ets.; A leinedy for disease and de a n d then w h a t ? They claim t o proceed a t once t o call black nainsook a t 1 0 cfs., worth 1.5 cts.; o r e piece s i l k t o be civil a n d harmless in?n, mass meetings, formulate the l'r#<eeUlng:8 of Watauga Co-» S. S. plaids 1 2 % cts. Bed ticking, good, a t 1 5 t o 2 0 ets.; bleach­ bility, especially for thosedis Convention. eases which physicians have j e t t h e y tuke possession of platform for the coiningCon Met with Ziou ville Church ing 8 t o 1 2 ; t a n c . v lawn 5 ets.; ehallies, fine, (> t o 7 cents; pronounced incurable. t r a i n s and enjines and mob gressional campaign thit fall; We give below a few of the April 2 7 t h , '94. Introduct­ Bedford cord dress g jods, 1 2 ets., worth 15; nice crape 1 0 fashion ride o n the t r a m s a t make the issue clear a n d dis­ (ts., peirales 1 2 % cts.. worth 1 8 cts.; black sutirie a t 11 the many letters which we ory sermon by Rev. (J. S. will, ami d o n s they please tinct, a n d discuss the a voida­ cts. a n d up; domestic 7 % cis. A large l o t of cotton jeans have received, and which we publish with t h e consent of bility of certain candidates for Farthing Psalm 90:14 at 11 with public property. The from 1 0 cts up, and everything else a t o'u'ock, re-iissemhled 1 p. m. the writers who a r e convinc­ police of towns a n d cities a r e the presidency in 1890; offer ed t h a t such a remedy a s we W. S. F a r t h i n g Pres. of last BED BOOK PBICE8. over-p o w e r e 4 d by these support, t o no man o r men year called the Convention t o Pome a n d see my beautiful stock of SPRING AND SUM. ha ve described has been found t r a m p s who a r e all, o r nearly who a r e n o t known a n d out­ order when ten letters were MLR GOODS. They a r e nice and cheap and I a m g o i n # t o in Compound Oxygen Treat­ so, armed with revolvers. It spoken friends of the whit* ment of Drs. Sturkey i t Paread, by Smith Hugamnn suve my friends* and customers money, ns I will sell low for len. looks now like this crowd of metal. cash o r produce. S o give me y o u r trade. I will appreciate As for the Presidency, I and A. J . Gamhill,having a n it. t r a m p s will s o a c t t h a t they "My daughter was cured of enrollment o f 577, P. C. will all heurrested and p u t in would prefer Gov. P a t t i s o n , by one Marmnti and L. VV. Farthing J W WANTED! 5 0 0 pound of halm of Gilead buds, 5,000 Asthma Oxygen,treatment otrom pound after suffering confinement a n d if there a r e of Penn., t o a n y man this were admitted t o seats, their dozen eggs. 5 0 0 pounds nice yellow butter. 200 pounds of for fifteen years. ED. IL W ILLIH, a n y good men a m o n g them side of the seven s t a r s , provi­ 'Tyler, Texas. letters n o t being present, W. bees-wax, 200 pounds new feathers, and all other kinds of thev will f a r e b a d l y by being ded he is sound o n silver, but S. F a r t h i n g re-elected Pres. good conn t r y produce a t highest market prices I will want in had company. C o x e y t h e ' n o t knowing his position on All 1 hi- roots, harks and herbs in 1 he moutain • t his summer. " I used your compound Oxy­ and J . J . T . Reese clerk by S o when in need of a n y t hing in t he goons line cull and si gen about a year ami a half apromoter of this a r m y of the white metal, would sug go. 1 neglected to tell you ot acclamation. me a n d 1 will d o you right e v u \ time. t r a m p s , is having much gest Brytin, of Nebraska, mid the great benefit I received from Appointed A. 11. Millerand trouble in g e t t i n g them for Vice-President, Judge'1 ur its use. I have not been troub­ Deacons of Zionville church led with catarrh since.—F. IV. through the country and the n *r, of Georgia. With such a Com. a n KeligiousexorciHes; Revels, Syracuse University Sy­ 1 oam Anxious to please, people a l o n g their line of a ticket a s t h a t we could cer racuse, N. Y. and the following on time march a r e in g r e a t fear oi tuiuly invoke t o o u r aid the and place viz., S. Vounce A. Send for book of two hundred W I L L W. KCL.CCLAW. depredations. T h e r e a r e friends of silver in all parties, ,luges for fui t her information, tea particularly the third p a r t y .1. Gamhill undG. P. Sherrill. only so m e 6 0 0 0 , o r |>erhaps tiiuonmls, etc. A book sent free. On mot inn programme was 7 0 0 0 of the crowd anil a r e of the South ami West, a s sil Home Treatment sent out by ex­ read adopted and taken up press i a »e used a t home. Office divided u p i n t o s q u a d s of vcr now appears t o be their Treatment administered here. goal; the more conservative a s it s t a n d s . T h e chairman 1 0 0 o r more. When they was authorized tosupply the of its most piominent and get t o Washington what will of them having laid down place absent speakers viz., 2, spirited citizens, t he church a they d o ? \N h a t influence can such extreme measures a s the 1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. subject S. You nee 4 th J . II. faithful a n d zealous worker, 120 Sutter St. Sun Fnn cltco, Cab they h a v e upon the legisla­ subtreasury ami government Farthing, Discussion of 1st, and the poor people a 'kind 1 Mease mention this paper. tion ol *he c o u n t r y ? There ownership of railroads. And subject led by D. C. Ilarmnn, and open-hearted lri»nd. a r e n e a r 70,000,000 people along with this we should the 2nd, by S. Yonnce. 'Mr. Gwyn served for sever­ One of < lie great wcrcls in in a beside thisCoxey crowd t h a t pass resolutions denouncing absenteeism in Congressmen. Com. reports, L. W. Farth­ al years a s a county coin I. ing money is to know how u, have t o he I yoked alter. Tak­ ing t o preach to-night a t the missioner in this county, DIM! n . i vt« il. The principal w av to save i n g it all together wo think it Give Congressmen t o under­ money is to buy iluil which you church, nml 1). 0 . H u r i n a n a t was spoken of many limes consume from I he parly w ho will n s foolish n move us ever s t a n d t h a t absenteeism will 11 t o morrow. a s a suitable man t o repres sell you ihe BEST article for the We wish (ocall at ten Hon toour was set on foot, and cannot not tie tolerated; s t a n d s q u a r e Adjourned t o meet at. 9 cut. the county in the Legis I JO AST money' IN order to (iml ly by the income t a x ; make h i v e a n y influence in causing line oi second-hand Hie above named party is o'clock n. m., to-morrow and luturo, hut lie never sought essential that you call ilandvery exColigrcs* • $500,000, o u r Congressmen pledge them Luggics Carts, wagons, spend, % hour in pinyf r, etc. public office. l i e was eon amine my immense stock i I 00(1 Gieonbncks for t h c i r selves t o measures of ecouo Mht a s per adjournment tent t o haul a quiet life on Hacks, Harness Etc. s p c c i a I purpose. We a r c my in the administration of J . F. Filer conducting the I he farm, where h a made a proud t o know t h a t none of the government; tolerate nog They are almost good us new, services; opening prayer by success. the Southern people a r c en leet of duty in n o offlei *1 und persons w ishing to buy can G. P. Sherrill. Mr. Gwyn, had lie lived un­ secure b a r g a i n s b y c a l l i n g o n us. gaging in this ridiculous wha to ver,oi ther county, s t a t e The Scety., being nbscni til next June, would have Which is almost complete in ev o r nation. The people can We have a big lot of .MOW move. cry department, consisting ot a n d must cont rol the' JO ndue*, 8. Ilaguman was appointed been 5 8 y e a r s old. He leaves Dry Goods, Notions, boots and BUGGIES, WAGONS. FARTS, Serty., protein. a wife and three childicn t o Shoes, Ilurd-ware, tin-ware. T h e tariff 1411 soon i»e voted of their officers. HARNESS .Ve Groceries. Noddies, (pisctisDiscussion of 3 r d subject, mourn his death, besides a Now, a s t o the S t a t e , would o n in the Semite a tid will ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts. on hand, w hich will be sold on was led by A. Rotcn. J . C. large circle of relatives ami p a w . T h e original bill t h a t suggest nil amendment t o the Etc., Lie., too uutm rous to men reasonable terms. If we harenot Morton came in and recogni­ friends, who have tliesvmpn tion. was passed in the House s t a t e constitution,providing got what jon want, we will zed a s 4 delegate from Three ibv of all o u r people in this known a s the Wilson hill has for the Legislature t o meet I have just leeeived t lie nicest take pleasure in getting any vement. The fullerand most Complete line of been amended by the Senate- only once in four years, in I'orks. a I s o t :eero Greer s ; M j | thing for you in our line. We buy from S T I i h l ock, adjourned n j services were conducted a t direct from maiiUfm .urcrs and committee a n d when t ho bill stead of every two years. I g e l s through the Senate it think ( h a t change would he foi t h e sermon t o meet n1 rinrporV c h a p e l Monday can, therefore, give y o u Y»ry morning nt I 1 o'clock by his That hue ever been exhibited fa close prices. P* , n * will g o back t o the House for a substantial reform inredticj 1 I' c s u a n i t o adjouru- pastor, Rev. H. H. J o r d a n , the citizens of lioonc and sur­ concurrence. All this will he ing the expenses of the S t a t e We have a full line of new liar roundings, consisting of aud government and greatly f he Speaker being a b assisted by Rev. J. G.Shelley, i less—Collars, brhiles. etc.— rv done in a few weeks, we have sent the 4 t h subject Was pass and the interment was in the Calicoes of all styles and shades c r y t h i n g i n t h e h a r n e s s l i n e , t u n n o d o u b t , then t h e t a r i ff strengthen o u r school fund Fancy and plain Lawns, ( 11al­ ed and the 5t h subject was Lenoir burying ground a t trouble will he over for this a t t h e s a m e r a t e of taxation; lies Sat tines, Ginghams, Nnn- ben1 the w orld on prices. Fort Definance. opened by J . F Davis after sooks. vhmn brays. < m-lmieriH, Congress. Then comes the see t h a t the government in A faithful friend, a kind ittSr We will take in exchange, being ably discussed, reenred Heurictas, Blceching. Damask State-hank t a x repeal, a n d all i t s branches is conducted husband and father, n gener­ (Irapery, Sheeting, IMalds, cot. horse*, mules, and also good Lee t o t h e 4 t h , which was intro­ t h e bill t o cion the seignior­ in ft safe, conservative and ous man a n d a christian has tonudes, jeans etc, which will cattle. Give as a call. duced by J . H. Farthing. All gone to his reward. — Topic. be sold nt reduced piiees foreash a g e only. As t o further husiness-)ik3 way, o r bring the *qieechp8 being Mtraiigly IiEXKLL,('RAIG\? (<). efforts t o coin silver during those charged wit h t h e per­ "A wolf la sheep's clothing"'— or its equivolcnt. meeting uuddt affirmative. The 7th, sub­ the substitute offered hv the fying uli this Congress by the friends formance of public d u t y t o a Lenoir A. C. ject opened by J . P. florUm. "cutI'M*" as being just us good REASON AD" E COMPETITION* of free coinage we think it strict account ami t h a t swift­ C i m mi Geo on time and ns Avar's Sarsapnrilla. If you unnecessary a n d d o not be­ ly, should they fail t o d i 8 • don't want to be hit tin, insist tatT*.Y. 11. My entire slock p l a c e report nextConvention upon having A.ver's Snmipurillu, of General Merchandise will lieve a n y t h i n g con bo done cha rge such d u t y . Well now 1 havemudethese a t Three Fork church begin­ even it it is a li;t!e dearer. De ire sold at reduced prices ior in t h a t line, unless some in­ ning Friday before the 5vb neud on it. ii will be cheaper for ternational movement i s s u g g e s t i o n s , t a k i n g i t f o r ( ASH qv its equivalent vo i in t he end. Sunday in March, '95. made, wo think i t time lost granted t h a t the present Con In order to make room for AFTER APRIL THE I FT 04, Appointed the following t o again pass a n y silver bill. grass would .»et tie t h e tariff new stock, I am offering my en­ 10 per ceiA. < ui on pr ici s. tire lot. of question, a t least for t h e committee on programme IP Somr Good M*dr. time. Should they fail t o set­ and Preacher L. N. Perkins READY MADE CLOTH ING s i ' A T ( a s h r i i . a i i t i :it, J . 0 . Morton G. 1. Dottrel!. tle t h a t question by passing Editor Democrat. A T COST. X E V E U T E N DAYS. In t h e present confusion of a compromise measure mod­ Pom. report, J . P a t t e r to­ Thanking my friends and cus­ polities I have made u p my ifying the McKinley tariff, night a n d J . H . F a r t h i n g We are now receiving n com­ l/TW)k over our list and com­ tomers for the liberal patronage mind t o endeavor t o nppenr which h a s almost destroyed to-morrow t o preach a t the plete line of pare our piiccs with those selling t hey have given me in the past in print foi the first time in o u r foreign trade, causing church. On motion these NEW SPUING on time. "Monev saved is mon­ proceedings t o be furnished , and soliciting a continuutijn of ey made." a political sense, by making the present business depres­ GOODS sion, a Congress must he eiec the VYntnuga DEMOCRAT, Of all k i n d s , and i t will pay any­ the same so long as 1 merit it, 1 We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds a few humble suggestions. nood coffee for $1.00, 16 pounds AM R ESPECTFULLY, T a k i n g ic for granted t h a t ted t h a t will displace t h a t asking s a m e t o please pub­ body, wanting to buy * VxD a 'C' suga r lor $1.00, best t h e issue in *he next nation­ m o s t infamous measure with lish. goods CI 1 FA P to M B. BLACKBUBN. calico (i t o 7 1 -2 cts JKM yard, cot \V. 8 . FARTAING Pres. al campaign will be the finan a in ore conservative tariff H < e us be­ Boone, April, 1 2 , 1894. eon check, 2Y inches wide, 7 ets. J . J . T . REESE 8er. fore baying. We will not quote cial issue, which now appears law. Now 1 have thus awk­ per yard, and ladies' and gents' hats cheaper than they have ev­ Death of Mr. Fathan II. Gwjn. prices, but simply ask an tipt o be t h e leading issue in the wardly thrown these sugges­ NOTIGEI er been sold before. portunitY of showing our present Congress between the tions together in a general Mr. Nathan il. Gwyn died By virtue of a mortgage deed We are just receiving a fall line goods and naming fig­ g r e a t majority democratic way. a t his home on t h e Yadkin executed to A. D. Bowles on the of ladies' dress goods at prices to ures t o any raid nil. 23rd day of April, 1887, by lsh- suit the buyers. Now a s t o o u r c o u n t y mat­ Sunday morning, April 29, p a r t y a n d third p a r t y on one am Callaway and wife, Mary A. WE MEAN WHAT WESAY. side a n d President Cleveland ters in particular. We must n t 3 o'clock, after a long ill­ BfesTTOME AND S E E US. Cutaway, and registered in book Call and see us and we can save a n d t h e Republican p a r t y on select good, honest and capa ness. He bad been sick aWE WILL SAVE YOIJMON- B. pages 214 and 215, book of you money. R*SSP. mortgages of Watauga county, tlie other, from the s t a n d ble men t o fill our various b o u t a y e a r a n d his friends BY T H E S E HARD TIMES. , t t l l l a e l , f o r c a 9 h H t t h J c o u r t JOHNSON EDM I ST EN & CQ. point I view it, there is but county offices, a s well n s t o had hoped t h a t he would re­ i house loor in Boone on the 4th Blowing Rock, March 5. one safe course for the demo- represent us in t h e legislature, cover, but in t h e l a s t two day of June, 1894, it being the RESPECTFULLY, v i a ti c party t o pursue. 1 and I believe I will suggest u weeks h e gradually grew first Monday in said month, the FOR DYSPEPSIA, II. C. MARTIN & CO. following deserilied tract or par­ Indigestion, and Stomach disorder*, take mean the majority of ttiepft'* few names a s follws: F o r t h e worse a n d his friends knew BROWN 8 IRON BITTKRA. Blowing Roek, April, 12th 1894. se! of land, lying it» Flk township All denier* keep It, SI per bottle. Genuine has i y composing t h e Southern Senate, J . F. Spainhour; for t h a t he could n o t li\ e long. in the county aforesaid, adjoin­ trade mark ana croaaed red line* on wrapper a n d Western wing of the par- u m l s P 0 f Representatives, G T h e d e a t h of Mr. G vyn n ing the lands of Esow and Jacob t v. for there seems t o be no, \V. Osborn; for Sheriff, D. F. moves from the county one — £«S~Frty your subscription NEW (mm CHEAP! HOW TGSAV2 MON­ EY. Drs. Starkey & Pa fen, ATTENTION, BUYERS! CENERAL MERCHAN­ DISE LOOS Z. LITE! I O �———— — RUBiSCHlPTION It ATE 8 litical field this yt,ir lie will proved t h a t there never was OO CCCC CO c c c o c o TVPHE Watauga Democrat he in the tight, o r worjy to J such a thing in existence tliat effect. —Our Superior c o u r t is I ropy 1 year $1.00 " G months 50 —A number of o u r old progressing finely and a nuin RESTORES " 8 inonthB 35 friends from different sections her ( ) f r i , H e y o n t h e S t a t e -O— Color, Texture ADVERTISING RATES. of the country were a m o n g Docket have neeri disposed 1 inch 1 week.. .75 us during court, we a r e al­ of. Judge Winston is presid­ 1 " 1 mouth i.75 ways pleased t o see them. ing with dignity and dispatch i Which has bscome Wiry, Thin, or Gray. <( fi " .Too S " " " ' , , f " l e m B I '° e , ' " * r " « Our pfople'ace highly pl'miHe.l 7 ; ( ) ( i aid and g r a y . 1 year.. I with the Judge, and speak in "Some five years ago, I was not a little alarmed to dis­ 1 column 1 week.. o.oo; _ Capt. Todd ;s still a s full terms of praise of him. The cover that my hair was falling out, threatening speedy 1 month 13.50i ( . . . . . , ,i ilw) ^ • ^ 25 oo dry jokes a s ever and Judge is a young man m baldness. AVER'S Ilair Vigor being recommended, 1 procured a bottle and at once applied it to my hair G " .'.'.'.'.'.'..3 7.50 has some new and fresh onesjy-ars, but his legal ability and scalp, continuing to do so for several weeks, and 1 year 50 00 this court, fie tells a good and business capacity a s a was happily surprised that my hair stopped falling and new hair came out full of life and vigor. one on J u d g e Armlield and Judgeshow conclusively t h a t AVER'S Hair Vigor does not only restore Entered a t t h e P o s t office a t one tin D. P . Mast of W iiis- he is a man well worthy t o new hair, but gives new life and vigor to its Boone, N. C., a s second-class ton. w a r the judicial ermine. growth, and is a blessing to all who use it." mail m a t t e r . Rev. D.J. BURT, Baptist Minister and Clerk —We a r e sad t o j i e a r of the of the Superior Court, Dawson ville, Ga. From Blowing Rock, N. C* death of o u r esteemed friend LOCAL N K W S . Editor Democrat. Nathan Gwyn Esq. of Patter­ 1 not ice t h a t your* eorres—vol. Folk is looking son. Mr. (iwyn was a a.an Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. uwualy well, though some of excellent qualities. Me' Pendents in diilererit paitsof leave* a wile uuU several »'»« county a r e offering the what feeble. names of various men for PEOPLE FIND —Read the notice of Nat. children. candidates for t h e different —Candidates a r e n o t a s W. Taylor, photographer, in That it is not wise to experiment with cheap compounds purporting to county offices and 1 beg leave thick a s might have been ex­ another column. be blood-purifiers, but which have no real medicinal value. To make use [ t o offer Blowing Rock townof any other than the old standard AVER'S Sursapaxilla—the Superior pected but the people are —Just received a t Bryan's '|ship's choice for the office of Blood-purifier—is s i m p l y t o i n v i t e l o s s o f t i m e , m o n e y , a n d h e a l t h . If you are afflicted with Scrofula, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, a supply of "Microbe Killer" speaking a b o u t Adams of Register of Deeds, Mr. Wil­ Cove Creek, and of F a r t h i n g Eczema, Running Sores, Tumors, or any other blood disease, be assured bot h in bottles and jugs. liam Elrod. I think s o im­ that it pays to use AVER'S Sarsaparilla, and AYElt'S only. of New River either of whom p o r t a n t a township a s Blow­ AVER'S Sarsaparilla can always be depended upon. It does not vary. —Our old friend Hugh Dob would make a good Sheriff. It is always the same in quality, quantity, and effect. It is superior in ing Rock is g e t t i n g t o tie, bin was a t court for the first combination, proportion, appearance, and in all that goes to build up the —It seems t o lis t h a t i t is deserves t o be recognized in system weakened by disease and pain. It searches out all impurities in time in several years. a lirtle off for a soft handed, the selection of county offi­ the blood and expels thein by the natural channels. —It is getting warm and salaried officer t o s t a n d up cers and without a word of sunny and corn o u g h t t o be and advocate the cause of dispassagement t o a n y one AYER'S SARSAPARILLA phnPed a s s >011 a s possible. the "pooi farmer." Would else who may be a candidate Propared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Muai. THIS IS NO HUM —We hear t h a t J o h n Elrod it not come with a better for the office. I respectfully Has cureci otliers, will our© you is very unwell, he took sick grace from some of the horny ask what the people think DUG TO DRAW Monday evening a t court handed sons of toil? a b o u t it, and a t the proper TRADE! and is still suffering. - M r . Nut. W. Taylor, of time give Mr. Elrod's claims —(Jul. J o n a t h a n Morton is Elk Park, is now in o u r town due consideration. Me is, 1 now very feeble, he attend* d prepared t o d o the best pho­ think deeply qualified, both I MEAN BUSINESS. c o u r t on Tuesday, a n d re­ tographic work t h a t lias ev- a s t ) capacitv and character • » t o fill the office acceptably, « r been within tlie reach of turned home. -oo u r people, and aside from and bring partially < isnbleo WILL OIMO.V A PHOTOGRAPHR; GALLERY IN BOONE — Bryan h a s on exhibition t o d o manual labor on the 1 rorn now until t h e first d a y *•"()N TUESDAY. MAY. 1ST 1894.-** n t his store a nice line of t h a t , lie is a genial and very farm, I think such men a s he And will i.Mi-nin ton d a y s . All prisons wishing GOOD of A p r i l l will sell my stock of men's and Ladies straw companionable gentleman. should be given the office —8<>me of t ho pedffle of goods. WORK in Photography would d o well.to cull >itonne. Boone a r e anxious t o find they can acceptably fill. I'll IVES LOW AS POSSJiiLE^ AS —A J . Fletrlier ot Cove Respectfully, Creek and J . C. Morton of o u t who it was t h a t did the I I . C . M a r t i n . (L-iliety In Horton Jluiiding Opposite DLMOCRA7 Office. —AND— New Hiv»a* a r e spoken of for shooting on t h e streets on April 8 0 t h , '1)4. Tuesday night, and we hope Represent*! fives. they may be apprehended Thepian who called sarsapa* — Bryan lias just received a and punished for such out­ i ill A a fraud, laid good reason; lot «if cassjiiiers, jeans, cot­ Af 1 0 per cent a b o v e Vicks' Se&ds Contain the Germ of Life. landish and dangerous work. for lie got hold of a worthless ton.ids and plaids t h a t will mixture at "reduced rates." Ho FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. —Don't fail t o examine my changed his opinion, however, be sold cheap for cash. handsome line of colored a n I when he began t o take Ayer's - M r . W. L. Smith of But­ white shirts. The stock is Sarsnparilla- It pays to bo car* Vick's Floral Guide, 1894, 2 The Pioneer Catalog** of Vtgttabloo end Flewori. ler, Term., is a t tending court the largest ever brought t o lul, when buying medicines. (• Contain* II- piurcM s\H» 1-2 in., with lontatn* 11- pairi-H S*10 1-2 In., with • ! 1 Grand 't'Afrlpflone Hint ilrvribe, not mmmd: he has a suit with some p a r - Boone, and can be bought a t ©; If yon don't think I mean i t illustrations that I net rnrt, not r*»<-:;rw«t« Dnnver* Yellow Globe Vbecovrrlscharmitigln harmnnh.uaMendtics over some land matters. bottom prices. These g o o d s Coxe.v and bis a r m y is now * M|K.?PSE8 toe of tvnhr color |>rlntfl In iwn and white, tin ion Kecd, $1.00 come and look through my lifRRant, with a gold hack wound,—s or*iin of brunt*. per | ml. 8 cllffcrrnt col­ —Old man J . T . Bingham a r e bought direct from the n o doubt in Washington. a* ! '" ''6?Ont;.l«. Ri |«iy< sof Novoltk-e printed in and the bert of hOMLTMES. or*. All Hie lending tiuvclti. a 6] virlptlea. Those hsrdtUntavoucnniiot Rranrltlng Aatrr, r s a y s he is clearing o u t the manufacturer. Call and see There a r e a b o u t 3 0 0 men V-' (0*«r isr«'» FUat>, (heold to tun any jiak. Boy IIOTS'F.HT Hibisrua, Snnaet, ill rd ! For lio <T n. j GOODS whiie yon will receive I'TI.l, Ilahna. Ethel Vlrk, (« and other additions a r e dailyH CASFit K. It is not nt- < awry to advrr3e«•ni cVs Mr- I) iise that Vick's areds arow. Ihia la Known (be Honblc Anemone, Vlck old mill dain on Pine Hun them. W. L. BRYAN. Guide. Guide, ®) I t wont cost you one c t n t if looked for. I t is reported t worldlittle spent nleoproper «ee I will apays. A Chnmer l>n, a nd aims t o make lots of very over, and for thai the harvest • eitro(<1 —April with her smi'es and t h a t the a r m y is in very bad ©) Jy • crr'annddoctor'shllla. Ma' vconcedeVlck'a New To *t -c.,. you d o n t purchase. --- Floral Guide the corn. H. A- you dacicd from first order, handsomest wilh lOceoU, now. rrtnleirne for ( a P-•ht h i'ff »r ledIcrven flnc.canirn send address*360 Cash Prlis. for Pot*to't. Vlrks* Soeda do •> jy tears sleeps in the lap of the condition-dirty lous and nf Co I h a v e a large stock «n<f — Irs. J a m e s P . Taylor, of P a s t , and May with all her starved, and presents a mot ©) not ilisaniaint. Tlicy (irawi Ihcy Flourish, thry I'rnilnro Abiindnntly. Rooborter, Elk Park, with her charming beauty is with us. Where is ley appearance. if v i u r \ o c v i www ^ want t o get rid of i t before spring. little babe, is visiting her fa­ the "Spring p o e t " who writes t h e r , Dr W. B. Council!, a t of "Love, the dreamy spell?" People with hair that is con­ Boone. The balmy lovelinessof 1 hese tinually falling cut, or those that are WST CALL AND LOOK ! —Mr. Barnes, t h e Secreta­ l a y s will doubtless call forth ing, and bald, can stop the fullget a good growth of all the poetry of his soul. ry of the S t a t e F a r m e r s Alli­ hair by using Hall's Hair Renewo—— ance, delivered a lecture in —The following uttys., from er. I would call y o u r l a t t e n t i o n t h e court house in Boone on other sections a r e attending T. i y I o rs ville S pec : a l t o Ch a r t o t h e big cut in prices in my Tuesday of this week. o u r court. R. Z. Linney of lotte Observer: R. Z Linney, other lines' —We are glad t o note t h a t Tnylorsville. Col. Folk and Esq , miscalculated a n d there h a s been b u t little drin­ L. Wakefield of Lenoir. J . started t o Boone court Mon­ king done this week, a n d , in W. Todd. (J. \V. Bower, and DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR. d a y morning. He cauie back t h e main, the behavior h a s E. 8 Blackburn of Jefferson. Envii] and McDowell ot Mor- in a few da.ysafter very much fr?rt®rXO\VlS 7 Hh 71.dlC 7O &UIlSCRIKE.-<m been good. ganton, and Maj Bingham, txasperated a t the Demo­ —An unusual crowd of the of S t a t e s ville, besides o u r crats. ' T u d o r Democratic citizens attended the court rule," he said, " o n e couldn't resident lawyers. tin Monday, and some of them tell when t o g o t o c o u r t . " i l e we talked with s a y t h a t the —Rev. Pell was t o have was just a week ahead <»f preached the funeral of Miss wheat is badly damaged*. time. The idea of coalition Annie Muggins a t the g r a v e must have entered his brain —It lias been remarked by yard one mile west ot Boone a n d addled hismatheiratical many t h a t t h a t there were on next Sunday, but i t h a s skill. It seems t h a t a Repnb more people in Booneon Mon •o_32 b e e n p o s t p o n e d u n t i l t h e lienn c a n ' t " c o u n l " a s well d a y of this week than there first Sunday ih June, when a s a Democrat. He had bet­ h a s been for many years. i t will h e pie/iched b y t h e ter —Maj. Bingham's health same minister, assisted by „ get a " C l a n s m a n " t o d o is n o t good, he looks the, the Rev. Mr. fturrus, a t Hen- eckoning for him. worse of wear, he h a s had the son's Chapel. NOTICE! gripe. The Maj. will remain - - H B. n ) U } a h II Y PItlNClPA L. —The trial of the famous 1 will offer for en Id, t o the a while in W a t a u g a t o build "Jesse J a m e s B a n d , " o f highest bidder on the 2, day A high school for boys and girls. S t a r t s the students u p his health. whom there h a s been s o much of June, 1 8 9 4 , a t Moretz aright, a n d prepares teachers for the public schools. Teachers a r e expected t o meet on S a t u r d a y s t o discuss —Mrs. W. L . Bryan, re­ talk, has a t l a s t come off, Mills, N. C,, the following turned e n yesterday evening and the S t a t e , failing t o property t o wit: One horse, t h e best methods of teaching. two milk cows, 2 0 sheep, 5 0 \ o u n g nen can here prepare for college a t a low cost. from Marion N. U., where she make a case, took No1 pros head of hogs, besides a num­ eh drill in debate and declaiming. has been visiting her daugh­ and the entire Band (?) was ber of young cattle; one Spring term began J a n . 1 s t , 1894. F o r otherjinformn llKsPKCfTF-CLLV, ter, Mrs. Dr. Morphew. released. This is ; we think, good surveyor's compass tion address the principal. and fixtures. Terms of sale —Bro. Linney says if the a s i t should be, and we hope cash. m\i\ Relieve, til sr,rrnr*» tftucotit motet "ne c«re«GONORRHCF.A of theNevuctimt <"T*.tad "patriots" are disposed to t o hear no more talk of the other treatmentari0 *nd GLr nT inPrice stricturef»o necessary. r9ecU I t«S or E. B. MILLER. by ctrujjsriIt* ** ®fte' > l»- Sold 3 —- — —— —^ 9 ? "wir-1 give him a showing in thepo- " J a m e s Band' a s it has been May 3rd, '91. • I'^OOD BALM CO.. Pro't. At! igor Ayer's Hair Fullness, and TO HAIR i AYER'S H A I R V I G O R SAT! N( >T I <JE NOTICE! NAT. W.TAYLOR CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST! M>II STOCK "tr JAMES VICK'S SONS GLOBE ACADEMY, if. l � 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_1894_0503_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: May 3, 1894] 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 1894-05-03 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/820dd125a869239695e91715331f66a6.pdf 656518a5bb6e9849f8bbba8ec4d27f2f PDF Text Text VOL (5 Your Future Prospects BOONE. WATAUGA GOOD HOADS. COUNTY, N. C., riLUUSDAV MAY 10.1894, NO. 30. t h a t is t h e best means of wealth and where the people their roads and g o a t the country r o a d s fairly good t r a n s p o r t a t i o n t o the It. It. a r e most able t o build roads work in good earnest. The t h e larger p a r t of the year, «F S. T. KKL8EY. s t a t i o n s and the towns a n d themselves, a n d when these r o a d s a r e t o o many of them a n d t h a t we should be cau­ tious a b o u t ovei burdening "There is a time for a I I through the country and the f a v o r e d l o c a l i t i e s h a v e g o t badly located. Such roads ourselves t o make expensive I things.' a w l thit*seeing t o be farming communities is up their good r o a d s and thepeo should be relocated, s o a s t o r o a d s t h a t from present indi­ pie begin t o feel the burden run t o best a d v a n t a g e for cations seem likely t o be s o the time for talking good lor ?onsideration. Road Congresses and Road of taxation, t h e g r e a t tidal g r a d e and direction, good far superseded t h a t they will roads, and the merits of the various systems of road ma­ Conventions, and National. wave for good roads will be drainage, firm ground etc., be of little use for the main may look bright enough to-day, objects for which a large p a r t but what guarantee have you king from the d a y s of Julius S t a t e and District "Leagues certain t o subside, a n d the a n d then be carefully worked of t h e expense was incurred. that they will be the same a few Caesar t o the present time a r e for good r o a d s " a r e in order, people will be enabled t o see s o t h a t the watershall be en­ years hence t How do yon know but that you will be incapacitated Let (Jl Jtlla being pretty thoroughly dis­ a n d probably the U. 8 . Con­ clearly t h a t t h e real question tirely „below the road bed, or deprived of your present in­ When a man is m*j 1 his cussed, and n o small a m o u n t gress and every S t a t e Legis­ is a s General Hancock said a n d care taken t o prevent come by an unforseen calamity ? Ask these same questions of a of abuse is being heaped on lature will be asked this win­ of the tariff—'A local issue'— washing. If roads a r e well first impulse is t o hit the first policy holder in the head in sight. Times ore y o u n g J o n a t h a n because the ter t o legislate in the inter­ Government r o a d making located a n d properly worked hard and the most conspicu­ will then stop, but the ex it is snprisingly cheap a n d o u s object in view is the Deal highways a n d byways of this est of good roads. With all this new awaken- pense has been incurred and easy to make and keep up ocrutic party, iu power a t extensive " n e w g r o u n d " farm I a r e not a s well improved a s ing on the subject we may t he people must nil help t o d i r t roads t h a t will be in Washington. A g r e a t many .LtflTw those of J o h n Hull's littleold exp< c t t o see g r e a t improve­ pay it, and all except those good condition for travel people, acting upon impulse turnip patch, and other small ments in o u r country roads. along the favored lines must during the greater p a r t of instead of reason, a r e thereand see how quick he will answer lore disposed t o hit it. These" that he is protected against mis­ a n 1 long occupied farms of But 1 think there is danger s t i l l m a k e t h e i r o w n g o o d the year. And when once people should remember t h a t fortune ; that he is assured of the d i r t roads a r e properly we ure still living under the his neighborhood. There is of underestimating the work, roads o r g o without. comfort iu his old age; that his We a r e cited t o o t h e r coun- located a n d worked o u t we laws t h a t the Kepubhcnn par trying t o d o what, we cannot n o d o u b t but much of this family is provided for after his death. This is worthy of close criticism is just a n d well de­ d o , a n d things t h a t would t i i e s t h a t have worked o u t can improve them a s we a r e t y g a v e us—the tariff law and investigation. For particulars served, but. when the Tidal r u t p n y i f we could d o a n d excellent systems of g o o d able by beginning with the the financial system, except address ing only t h a t the silver pur wave of indignation h a s pass thus wasting time and mon­ roads a t Government ex pen worst places a n d coveting ehas luw h a s been repealed W. J. RODDEY, Manager, Department of the Carolines, ed we may see t h a t the |>eo- ey a n d really retarding the ses. But a s I understand the with rock gravel etc., and in after having been in foice ROCK HILL, S. C. pie ha ve done a b o u t a s well work of getting good coun­ situation thecondiGon under time we may be able t o make three years. These people which tli >y worked t h e i r thoroughly good Mm.Vdam criticise the Democratic ad­ a s tlie.v could under the cii- t r y roads. The general drift of opin­ roads were very different from roads through the suburban ministration also for its re­ cuinstances, a n d t h a t most PROFESSIONAL. cent issue of bonds, a n d yet •if the expensive work t h a t ion appears t o be in favor of ours. Their good roads were and even the rural districts they should remember t h a t has s o f a r b*en done is main­ the MacAdam road, t h a t t h e largely b i r l t before the rail­ of the S t a t e . Mr. Foster, President Harri­ W. H. COUNCILLOR. d e p e n d a i i c e f o r a l l g o o d roads. Their countries a r e But in conclusion 1 must son's Secretary of the Treas­ ly Oil the right track. ATTORNEY AT LA .V. We a r e cited t o the great roads must be a bed of bro­ comparatively small and ure say t h a t I d o n o t think the ury, advised, in his l a s t re­ Boone, N. C. road makers a n d t o McAd- ken rock o r gravel. There densely populated, and what MacAdam will be the road of port t o Congress, t h a t pro­ vision be made for a n issue a m mid Telford, a n d sagely a r e many localities s o situa­ under t h o s e circumstances the future, o r t h a t i t will ever of bonds. Why? Because the W. B.COUNCILL, M. D. told t h a t they had reduced ted t h a t the MacAdam o r would be practicable a n d best be t h e main dependence for Treasury which had been left Boone, N. C. »he science of road making the gravel is n necessity and tor them and might be f o r transportation for the rural lull by Ulevelund when he Resident Physician. Office near a b o u t t o perfection, and should be used for the road the densely populated dis­ districts, a n d t h e country went o u t of the presidency iu on King Street north of Poet t h a t we a r e t o follow their bed. BiU t o a t t e m p t t o use tricts of the E a s t , might with generally. T h e steel t r a c t 1889, was nearly empty by the close of llurrison's term Office. system if we would have good the MacAdam for o u r coun­ o u r large extent of sparsely can bo laid a t much less a n d the gold resei ve was de­ try roads generally is now settle»I country a n d general cost t h a n a good MacAdam clining s o rapidly t h a t Mr. roads. 11 is not doubted t h a t those entirely impracticable. The system of railroadsb* entire road, and freight and pas­ Foster a n d evervbody else men did t h e best they could cost of MacAdam varies ly impracticable anc unwise sengers can be transported saw thut. unless some means ATTORNEY .17 LA If, greatly in different localities for us t o undertake. over t h e steel rail a t much were taken t o protect it i t IlAlUOX, N.C under the circumstances and owing t o difference in coiiven I believe then t h a t we must less expense t h a n is possible would soon fall below the w it h the conditions t h a t then hundred million limit. Peo­ -(o)~ '•xist *d. Hut within the last ienco of obtaining materials depend on local taxation and over the best e a r t h o r rock ple forget these things w hen Will practice ill the courts ol 5 0 o r (50 years the whole and other local differences, l o c a l e n t e r p r i s e f o r g o o d road t h a t can be made. S o they shouldn't. i'o blame W.itmigii, Ashe, Mitchell, Mclhiwtransportation business has but for t h e country a t large roads. T h a t the Stateshould I d o believe—and a in sorry t h e Democratic party for the ell tiiel all »ther counties in the employ a competent person t o s a y it,—that the steel hard times, which began in western district •8^8pecinl utteii been entirely changed by the the nvornve coRt could not tiiMI given to the collection < i use of steam, electricity and be much if a n y s h o r t cf #10, a s S t a t e Supervisor of public track -whether o r not, we the winter of 1 8 9 0 and have been getting harder ever dainif.lR o t h e r mechanical, forces on 0 0 0 |K»r mile. We have n o roads, whose d u t y it should will i t o r wish it, the steel since, a n d for the nation's be t o learn the wants of the track road with motors pro­ empty treusury now is n o W. B. ttNinrill • I?. T. C. Blackburn- "i on tracks, and the cost of means of obtaining the mil­ t r a n s p o r t a t i o n h a s been s o a g e of t h e public roads in S t a t e a n d the different port* pelled by steam,electricity o r more rational th a n t o blame lloonr, X. 0. Zionvillr, X- Cthe U. S., b u t o n t h e 30, d a y of the S t a t e , a n d advise the some y e t unharnessed foree a n administrator bemuse his t Councill & Blackburn, greatly reduced t h aforthere is of J u n e 1 8 9 2 there were243,- legislature a s t o the condi of n a t u i e wid be the road of intestate was a spendthrift coinjie n o possible chance a n d he found the s t a t e insol­ tition between the old and 7 2 2 miles of public road on tion of t h e roads a n d the need the country, for t h e " s h o r t vent .-Stn tes ville 1+1 ml inn rk. the new t r a n s p o r t a t i o n . Be­ which the U. 8., mails were of legislation for their im­ hauls" a s well a s the " l o n g Cn lis a11ended at all fore t he a d v e n t of railroads carried. In North Carolina provement a n d also t o ad­ hauls." A Valuable Brood of Chickens. the U. 8..Governmerit, and I there were 1 0 , 7 4 8 miles of vise the local authorities a s Of course the wagon roads Mr. M. F . Jones, n mer­ J u n e 1 , '93. think some of the states, com public roads covered by the t o the best means of impro­ must be kept, u p a s a conven c h a n t of this place, mspite of U. S., mail service, which is ving therir roads. And it ience a n d for light travel be­ the Spring dull news, theother E F. LOVILL. 4. C. FLETCHER. menced building long lines of d a y made a t r a d e t h a t o u g h t " g o o d r o a d s " t o connect im­ probably n o t over one half would lie well if every county tween neighbors and neigh­ t o oe the foundation of a p o r t a n t seetious of the conn the public roads in the coun­ could have a competent per­ borhoods. But the work will g r e a t fortune. He nought t r y . b u t the building of the t r y . But if we t a k e only the son t o look after the county be on the steel rail, and the nineteen hens from a farmer ATTORNEYS AT LAW, first railroad anywhere in t h e milage of the mail service, we road's interests, see t h a t the wagon r o a d s being thus re­ a n d turned them loose in his BOONE, N. C. direction of these roads made would have, t o make good roads a r e properly located lieved of the heavy work can coop. An hour later in pass­ ing by the coop lie noticed Special .it tent ion given them useless a s through lines, MticAdain r o a d s a n expense a s far a s possible, and t h a t with a good d i r t tied be eas­ t h a t they had made a nest, to the ro/lction ofclaims.~1tM and a s the direction of trav­ for theU. S..of some$2,500, the money and laborexpend- ily kept in good traveling and lain eight eggs. Elated el was changed they became 000,000 and for North C a n - ed on the roads a r e faithful­ condition most, of the year. over the celerity with which K . L . G H K E X E , A O O n a l m o s t useless a s local roads. lin.i t h e s n u g little sum of l y a n d j u d i c i o u s l y u s e d f o r I t r u s t t h a t no one will mis­ his investment, was oeginning $107,480,000. their maintaiuunce and im­ understand iny position. I t o pay interest, he went buck R E A L E S T A T E A G ' T S . They were abandoned by the Of course it is impractica­ provement. am heartily in favor of hav­ in a s h o r t time " t o see how Government a n d I think gen­ ROONE, N. C. ble t o expend a n y such a- S o f a r a s I have been able ing the best country roads his prolific hens were getting erally neglected by the com­ mount of money even for t o learn the best results have tl.a* we a r e able t o make, on. T o his astonishment,he found t h a t one of them had Will give special attention munities through which they t o a b s t r a c t s of title, t h e sale passed. The history of these good roods. B u t we a r e been obtained where the ex. and for the last 2 0 years I gone t o setting a n d was o f Heal E s t a t e in W. N. C. roa 1 s would have been t h e told t h a t we should begin by pense of making a n d main have been advocating the clucking a s naturally a s if Those having farms, timber history of "good r o a d s " gen­ working o u t t h e leading tainir.g t h e road has been improvement of o u r country stored away in some hidden a n d mineral lands for sale, erally. if they had been built. thoioughfares and the m i s t shared by the labor and cap­ roads a n d devoting a large nook in her n a t i v e b a r n y a i d . Of course he told all his will d o well t o coll on said Co. The attention of the people i m p o r t a n t r o a d s of thecoun- ital o r property interested. share ot my time t o mukir.g neighbors a n d visitors aa t Boone. t r y ; a n d t h a t t h e S t a t e a n d The question is s o often ask­ the best country roads t h a t L. L. OR EEA & CO. a t once turned t o the rail­ N a t i o n a l governments ed what kind of roads should t h e men a s a t command would bout what a n industrious set of hens he had, and toward road a s their dependence for March 16, 1893. should make t h e roads a n d we make a n d is the Me Ad am allow, a n d I shall n o t be ac- night t o prove t o a couple of travel a n d t r a n s p o r t a t i o n . NOTICE. They could get t o the depot pay for them. All ot which the only dependence for good cused-by those who know of Friends, who rather intimat­ Hotel Property for Sale. a few miles away o»*er a bad may a p p e a r very plausable, roads. I should soy t h a t for my work-of n o t being t h e ed t h a t he must be exngerating a little, t h a t it was a On account of failing health road b u t they snuldnot haul b u t when we come t o select some time t o come o u r main earnest friend and advocate s t r a i g h t tale he took them of myself and wife, 1 otfer for sale the "leading thoroughfares" dependence for o u r North Cur of good country roads. I o u t t o see for themselves my hotel property in the town of their produce t o get their s u p and most i m p o r t a n t roads olina eountiy r o a d s must be have however feared, and in when " l o a n d behold'' the Boone, North Carolina, and will plies from d i s t a n t markets sell low for cash and make terms over a n y wagon road be it we shall discover t h a t we the d i r t road. We c a n ' t have this communication tried, in heads of three little chinks to suit the buyer, and will take have no longer a n y public a n y t h i n g else because w e my poor way, t o show t h a t were sticking o u t through real or personal property in ex­ ever s o good. S o the brain, r o a d s t h a t a r e "leading c a n ' t make it no m a t t e r how in o u r zeal for good roads we the feathers of the old hen. energies and capital ot t h e change. Apply soon. Not till then was he fully aW. L. BRYAN. c o u n t r y have been devoted thoroughfares" a n d of gener­ desirable, b u t we can d o a a r e in danger of attempting ware of the magnitude of the t o r a i l r o a d b u i l d i n g t o t h e a/im por tance t o theeountry. g r e a t deal towards improv­ more t h a n we a r e likely t o luck the d a y had brought NOTICE. F a r t i e s p u t t i n g papers in neglect of o t h e r roads. And T h e Railroads have localized ing o u r d i r t roads, and may accomplish, t h a t aid from him. Such a breed of chick­ have fairly good roads ex­ the Government is likely t o ens o u g h t t o make a n y man m y hand for execution will now with 175,000 miles of them. pleise advance the fees with railroads t h e people begin t o Now when this extensive cept in the w o n t weather, help only where t h e help is rich. Mr. Jones is a deacon in the Methodist church and t h e p n | K T 8 a n d they will re­ feel t h a t they a r e pretty well system of S t a t e a n d Nation­ roads t h a t will b? a credit t o least needed a t the expense will give anybody a certifi­ ceive p r o m p t a t t e n t i o n , o t h e r a l road making begins, wenll t h e e o u n t r y , a t a n expense of t h e whole country, t h a t cate t h a t every word of the wise they will be returned supplied with means of travel not executed for t h e want of for t h e " l o n g hauls," and the know t h a t i t will he around t h a t we can offord, if the peo we have the means and ma above is so.— Newton Enteriees. I). F. BAIRU SHFF. question of " s h o r t hauls." the centers of business and file will take i n interest in terial a t hand t o make o u r prise. Equitable J. T iOKPIItiW, Physicians & Surgeons. LOVILL & FLETCHER, �g. . lii.i.tdlillllilllll>llllllllllll |l|lll |l|l|l|l|l|l|l|l|l|l|l|l|l|!|| ed a large indebtedness and ad, "shall 1 skin ye a pern, ;*ING ACOML'LKTF NICWS PA s OVERMAN'S PEU signed a note for $8,000 t e r ? " "No, d e a r y , " she gar­ j The Prida of the North Caroli­ A D EMOCRATICfu.nilynewspaper, with the firm's name, and gled, "I've onealready skun." iit {j na P1*1)88." W»* 'if)/ ISTHI 18 THE devotdd to the interest ot Coun­ t h a t he has refused t o refund Aren't yon afraid you'll make a ty State aiio Nation. Published money to certain clients, sub BREATH OF LIFE."; Do you want t o aid in building white lie every Thursday a t Hi)one, Wa QXYGEH i.th. •" up a paper that shall reflect the In speaking of Allen as being life living «1si ribeis t o t h e Sr. Paul Pio­ taugu. County. N. C. I ement oI air and -r j greatest credit on North Caroli­ high, water; without neer Press Hid the Omaha it there can be no na, no matter where it may be When everybody ougl. t to know MOUTH life. BPE0IFI0 jseen? Then patronize Bee, in accordance with con­ That he is selling remark ably low? • 5 Pltct 0XY0XH i* a WASHINGTON LETTER. •peeial medkat- The H ilmington Messengei 'J tracts made with them. ed Oxygen treat He will never, never hurt y»u, I meat lor diooaaA LAITOK KIOHT-PAOK I»AI»KI( From our Regular Correspondent. aa of the aoaa, Secretary Hoke Smith re­ Hut will do his best to suit you; throat and tnnga Do you Wfint a reliable paper The inhalationa giving you all the news of the joices in Ihe possession of a And that he sells for cash aontain Germi­ / T h e President a n d his cab­ cides and Disin­ world—a Democratic newspaper backbone of the Cleveland Proves that he is not rash. C* fectant!, in ad­ inet have scarcely given a dition to the beat no band a s Mr. Spencer, U. S. Now, won't you and your neigh­ knovn specifics that equals the best— I IHH the bor thought t o the g a n g now for these die-» largest circulation, and has for £ •- easea,carry ing the remedy fcy inhalation rirht to « Pension agenl for Indiana, Tell ever> other stranger -- (he seat or thodieeaeo, making it a POSITIVE •* twenty-one years been 1 part camped in the suburbs of Z CURE. Separata Specifics used in Catarrh and a and factorin thegrowtli and devhas discovered. Mr. Spencer t h a t tliey can get an Avery plow -Hay-Fever. in their prectioe. Washington known a s Cox- prescribe it Not a patent medicine. Physicians 4 velopment of the Old North lately removed one of his At N. M. Allen's right now? e y ' s a r m y before i t s arrival clerks and appointed his sis­ An ! most any kind of points IIIIEAT IRE RECAUTION 1 State? Then subscrbe for EONLY " K 0 IN USE.; and since a s "Ooxey's fizzle." A NECESSITY ter t o the vacancy. As soon At this hustling, trading point, I" II .14.1 1 IIy f»8. [J — THE WILMlKtiTON MESSlNtil R , Atacliliie And many, and many another ,ii Use f .ic<ury, ICiigbie llouinSliop,. nmlNhop, ^ TA f ^ • 5H) Mh.W.AluliAiiiaKt.. AtUntoN'tb. 15 While few of these men a r e i*lumbers' nit 1'itiiilaru* env Campaign B a t e s ; ^ F. HFORIHuililtitf, OuiabA. KY. N LWRY. LOUUYIII«*, a s the attention of the de­ id m-o ivbei'fl niiv vintn nr clulhei are ua««f. thing . buy i«re uelmiiieleilgeil by nil to he the l**it IFCR A POSTAL CARD addr.se.dto usl 1 he "Daily Messenger," by what they represent them­ tiling fur the purpose ever invented. partment was called t o tile- Prom him you can bring. £ will bring you by return mail a aopy of our Z selves t o be bona fide tvorkSKNI> I til*. IMtfOICS AT ONOH. 55 Manual, explaining the treatment ia fufl. Sen4 - mail, 4 months 011 trial, for matter—the friends of the s for It if you priso health. $2.00 ingmen out of einploymentFia»ik E. Fills MTg & Supply Co., ITbt Specific Oxygen Co., Ntniului (1 Keeper'* Notice. discharged clerk made sure The weekly " T r a n s c r i p t Mes­ 76-7T Ptarl Street. Bolton. they have so far proven them it didn't take long-Mr. Spen­ The people of W a t a u g a will senger," (the largest a n d selves t o be pencable and law best paper in t h e S t a t e ) 9 cer was notified t h a t he must t a k e notice t h a t I have pro­ flllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^lllllllTlil .lilllllll.t.llillUMIIIHU cured a room in the court abiding, thus differing from months on trial for $ 1 . 0 0 revoke the appointment of house where I will attend a t the so-called "industrial ar­ Cash in advance. Both bis sister, a s i t was a rule of the commissioners' c o u r t the papers a r e large Eight-Page mies in the northwest, t h e u n the department t h a t n o pen­ first Monday in each month E S E W I N G MACHINE | sheets. Send Postal Cart! lawful acts of which have for t h e purpose of sealing the HllllllllllllllliaillllllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllllllilllllllllllllllS sion agent shall a p p o i n t a with t h e at It 1r» HH of five per been t h e principal subjects relative t o office. Mr. Spen­ weights and measures for 1 he WARRANTED sons a n d receive s a m p l e cop­ under discussion a t several people. The law requires this ies of THE MESSENGEU. cer came t o Washington and t o be done every two yeais. 5 YEARS NATURE'S cabinet meetings. Some of Oct. 1 s t . 1888. tf. backed by Senators Voor- J . H . COOK, the governors of s t a t e s would CURE FOR hees and Turpie and the Rep­ S TANDARD K EEPER. not have felt flattered if they resentative from his district TAKE THE could have heard some of the called on Sec. Smith, b u t it EDUCATE Y0CK GIBLS comments made a t the cabi -ATwas useless. T h e Secretary V v v VVVVVT V V V V W W T net meetings upon t h e man­ UOING Claremont Female Co I told them t h a t he did n o t in­ ner they have dealt with, o r tend t o countenance nepo­ lege This new treatment for Catarrh and rather failed t o deal with re­ diseases of the respiratory organs Is ) H I C K O R Y , N . 0. tism in any form; t h a t the one of the most important discoveries cent m o b lawlessness in their in medical science and possesses the democrats had for years ImsurpftHsed for location, thor­ hmigrnnts going to any of the states. The President a 11 d following advantages 1 Wi'Htcrn StutcH or Territories oughness and cheapness. been abusing the republicans I, The patient can cure himself at a amall expense cabinet a r e a unit in t h e de­ and without outside assistance, will Have time and money going for being guilty of it, and Christian, hut not sectarian. f. No change of diet or pursuit »f Ufa Is Moossary >*i»i. I'hicngo and Alton route, Faculty able and painstaking. ~ IlriM a T.urgo lllgli Arm. termination t o maintain t h e during treatment. 3. The romcdles are In no wise oflenslvt to th« that he was really surprised Special advantages in Music. t i« the tpiickest route to — liiu it self HetlhiL' Ni cilld. constitutional power of the ~ lint n Mclf-throiuiliiR Mn»ttle. ha remedy reaches the seat faUent and antall no discomfort,ot tho trouble | v A N S A S C I T Y , D K X Y K K , t h a t a n y democrat should Send for Catalogue. — Ilita No Kniiitl ill Count run ion. directly. government with F e d e r a l Z IliunMeoliniildil Apj»'i ADDRESS B. Tho remedies and means of appilanco can be desire t o follow t h e practice. — Ila* nil Kin Inl». PCKHbO, carried In tho pocket without Inconvenlenoe. troops wherever i t may be R EV. J. L. M URPHY, P r e s i d e n t Z line n Perfect Adjiuttiiirut. Mr. Spencer a n d his friends — Ilnan I'otlllvn Tnkr-il|i. I VII Kli TREATMENT mt any ttrug ml ore. And till points in Idaho, lYfish . CA r.TERI N E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. necessary. Z Has StyI toll Furniture. ingtou, Oregon, L'tuli — Hits Xlorn (iouil Hrttinc Qnnllllr* m»1 Z • CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. saw the point of the argu­ — "Coxey's fizzle." now e n H o l l y S p r l n g C o l l e g e . Z ilonn a I-nrger llnni;* of Oein'inlA\Wo- U I Ctoterlne Medicine Ce., Waco, Texaa, and ( aliforniu. — than n«y Hawing Macltliio lit tho orltl. ment. camped a s a freak show a t I'inest nml Rest fujui/ifieii Butler, Johnson, Co., Tenu. \ Z Examine THE ROYAL for points of Jj The republican Senators llrightwood rure track, just excellence, nnd you will RontJ in tlm H Vvi't. Beautifully a n d accessibly have been badly demoralized buy no other. Only line nimiiiig Solid Vest! outside the city limits, will, located. since they learned t h a t it »ud trains etween 8t. I.ouis unless the j rogiammeof Cox Ample boarding accommo­ E RliYAE S. M. CO., Rockford. ill. \ •Iml Kniisas ity. wus practically settled t h a t dations. f.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinriiiMiiiiiiiiiiii n ey, the chief fakier, be chang­ Hcelining mir ears and Tour democratic opposition t o the Faculty of six teacher ed, march into t h e city to­ i« i > 1 1 . «e of extra charge. tariff bill would be overcome Two hundred a n d eighty 1 will niee parties at any rail­ morrow. The g a n g is not nil * Metallic W e a t h e r Boarding, by friendly concessions. It five students hist year. road stilt ion with through ticket s nierous enough t o makeany CURE Both sexes a d m i t t e d . Complete Ceilings, ilid baggage checks. destroyed their last hope of trouble, even if they w°re s o Thort ugh work done in all Tor full infoiiiintioii,maps and Corrugated Sheeting, defeating tariff reform. Sen­ branches. Inscriptive pamphlets of the disposed. If there were ten Roofing P a i n t s , a t o r Harris, who is in charge A'est write to or call 011 Next session begins Aug. ' times a s many of them a s of the bill, made some very 71893. H. A. Nkwlaxd. I r o n Roofing, there are, there would be no ON RECEIPT OF BO CENTS Traveling Passenger Agt.. Write for catalogue. sensible remarks in reply t o Eav* Trough*, Gutter* and Spouting, apprehension of trouble in 11) Put ton Ave., Asheville, N. C. J AS. H. S MITH, P RKH'T. WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF t a u n t s from Senator Hale All forms of Sheet Metal for Budding J . ClIAHLTON, (i. P. A Washington asevery precau­ 1 COMPLETE AND READY \ concerning the proposed con­ .TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./ Chicago. 111. tion h a s been taken t o deal TITM cessions. He said: 'Guilder- rsi GREAT PROG RAT3 OF El ZCTRICITY. with a n y infraction of t h e WE WANT 3PBL. F'tn nvApr.ps,»a, take t o assert, with absolute Indikcsti.m. and Stomach d . rtlre,. us—AN— luw. There a r e a b o u t 3 0 0 Meui-al & Surgical Institute' urt•iiv.'V'i 7mix wn rk s confidence, t h a t there never fur ihe Treatment of "hrotjfp. THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR Xcrrro:;l.SI|>crLil, men in the c a m p a n d the All denier* ';O«.p it. por fwdt'e. GCMMC I'rlvato. O I I I U Ip. liml all was in the history of this \t«-iv tt.„i*k jtiil t-itond liti lii.vr u i: j Rnriri.-iU Cl'RK Tetter, Ground Itch, Itching riles, Ring kind of men they a r e may be IR AK INTKI'I) In fen-tran* government a tariff bill fram arranged stamps for ell fasr nnd taken. judged from these remarksof In lliisbinn-nn i>nvr)ipllo workman to rrnti ed by either party, there nev ahnxc in *c», or address,to Worm and all Itching Skin Diseases. diner c* M ami hook on how l o k n n r i k r s nml APPLY our materials cure then. one of the thousands who In Itita virlnlty. I Corro*|>«n«lrnoe eollclled* write fbr e r will be a tariff bill framed OR. ALBERT F. JEJELL & CO., If you have TETTER, II matter* not how long It K M nrio< s mill trims. Mrntinn Ikit ra " Knurlllr. Trim. visited the camp yesterday: •kitted, TETTERINE will as certainly curt by either party, which lias ZBmnmammE:.i I PER DAY you aa you usa It . P f ' n T T & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. "If the authorities would is­ not been and will n o t be a ^ ESTABLISHED 10T2 Harmless, Painless and Fragrant sue all order s t a t i n g t h a t Easily Made. compromise between the con­ MOMI'V If you are dissatisfied every man in r a m p would We ffrri many men. women, 1»<"*, nnd girl* to IflUllfc-T with tlio rwulti-Rrfrrnicn— flicting parties. I shall n o t work f->ru» * few hour* daily, r'plit In nnd nroutnl Southern Itnnh of tlioStatenf Oeorgln, Chat­ be given a b a t h , dressed in llu-iruwii home* Tim Invlucus l< «rsy. pleasanf. ham Hank, and National Itanknf Savannah. hesitate t o enterHiin any (trlctly honorable, and p:i> * heltrr I In n i;n\ other clean clothes and put t o oiTered u^em*. You hare n clear l*« Id nnd no proposition, and if it makes J. T. SHUPTRINE & BRO. work to-morrow, I would competition. Ksix-rleiie-i nml *tu-clal nblllty nu> a reduction from t h e McKinSAVANNAH. GA. nueesssry. No cardial r '.iilrt d. Ve equip yog wager ten t o one t h a t nine wiih cvcrvtllflit thai yen iispl. treat jotl well, ley law, however objection and help eoa to earn ten time, ordinary v*gr.«. tenths of them would be gone Women do a* wll -i« men. nnd le* * nnd glri; able i t might be t o my own make good pa'*. .Anv on-, ctev lure, CIHI tic the by morning." He sized them "Cheapest S Best BusinessCollege in ihe World." views, I would seize on it. work. All niMertl W'IO f'dkov • it |<taii- nnd sim­ Haah.koaptqg « d-•U»»*r.l Esgoultlan f..r Kdamll... u p correctly. At least niiifple dl-cMot*. IvT'tret uork will surely bring IO.OOOttraSa«tMlA rfaalaaM. Hunrlj I.OOONla.lrnl* " ., 1* "•* .mpl.T-a The crucial question is, shall aanaallj. TL Tiwlm""" " * Cost *fl.teirv wiBUflill rail lla.ln.M you n grr-it «!••-«I of tiione-. I"- t-r* thing l« new tentlis of them a r e profession •fT?I0 —iMladlof Tuition, SutlowrT. >n<1 Bo.rrl, .ho... tlli'i. T ra*-Wrttla® snd T.k(r*»kr ipN #90. tt'tu . i gr -at d-—t ii '. Wrl'e for our for pldet * V . 1*^?*.. we continue the infamy of th« I. C l r c n l n r , t t n d n e l v r f u l l I n b i r u u l ' h - t l , > ' e Imru saeuwafol. Thl. city ol tramps, here only t o be done If you conclude hot to go on with the McKinleylaw o r a d o p t a new WILBUR R. SMITH. LEXINGTON, ICY. fed. business. bill which is n o t entirely aGE C R C C STEWCCW&CO., It will be 110 surprise t o greeableto me o r t o other Box 433, many shrewd publishers who Senators?" PORTLAND, have leceivei i t s Col. SHler'sThe agricultural appropri­ "Millions in it—" circulars, BOTANIC ation bill has been reported asking for advertising, t o t o the House. I t is in line learn t h a t the " P r e s s Claims with the rest of the regular A thoroughly tested Remedy Co.," of Washington h a s g o t P URE C REAM-T ARTAR POWDER FOR ALL appropriation bills in reduc­ i n t o court. Mr. W. R. Hearst, ENDORSED BY <* ^CI^MEWCf. son of the lute Senator ing the expenses of the gov­ This standard remedy ha* been tried, PROF A. L. METZ, P. H. 6, and not found wanting, for forty year* by an eminent physician, who has used it Hearst, and publisher of t h e ernment, carrying $148,000 of Medical Depart merit Tnlnne University with certain and unvarying success for all of Lonisians, who, after a oarefnl nnalyals, diseases for which It Is recommended. It San Francisco Examiner, h a s less t'lan the appropriations pronounce* It a pure Cream Tartar Powder, never falls to benefit from the first dose. which he cheerfully recommend* to the quickly nml eflTectuully driving out all [7V A pamphte. of inf -nr disease germs from the system through public. asked the court t o oust J o h n for the current fiscal year. 'ii\iu reel.11 . i. - * ufl the medium of the skin, liver and kid­ Je, Obtain I*.- it- • neys Without any unpleasant or Injurionn Marriafre Not a Failure. TtVo, Macks, * ..I . i' Wedderburn, manager of the •fleets. It is not the result of Igno "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" • ifrii.w Ml* or kiiporntition, but It Is founded upon /' > v - I lie. rom;no.i sense and a thorough knowledge above company a n d of til? Washington Post. ?URC, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL of modern medical aelenee. It elVectually purifies and enriches the blood and bring* Tne country b r i d e a n d "Examiner B u r e a u of health to the sufferer. A* n general tonic Vo« Want It. Ask Graoer For It. it I* wit limit a rival, and in its analysis of hridegroom, with clothing health-giving properties ft is absolutely Claims," in which Mr. Hears t NEW OR If ANN, beyond conij.trison with any rcmcd) ever L IULF M FG. C O. offered tothe public, lttsa panacea for all was a partner, and t o ap­ crackingly new, walked lov­ ill* resulting from Impure nnd Impover­ ished blood-ike current of life; quickly point a receiver t o close up ingly hand in hand down t h e rtK"i 5«mfuW, l iters, t'ereina, Nliin I i.i-u.e. nntl l-'.riifilloiiB. <'ntnr>Ti, Hiirusaaiitm, l.lv. i . Ii litnrj nnd t h e business. He s a y s t h a t broad hotel dining room, •HITS come 0* ntudtler Pise*."*, fenntle \ uk* One 10 the ress, Kerrnwi .. is^ rvno*. etc. BFNTTrl Wedderburn h a s injured the two souls with b u t a single eec«»|»».« I 11On, f.rfnti, _ FREE the « ..,1.1, _ intvinto.-.-QMr HV'/STNCATP \ TTELF. m>»a"Sl'St. suit)« •rnUrilRR reputation of the San Fran­ thought, and tdindly obliv­ • in- nil-1 S01-.ni.rptv.I. wntli 1 Vtlu*ble n v. o. urrtnosr r.i*i Caveats, nnd Trade-Mark* obtained, and all Pat­ cisco Examiner by t h e mis­ ious t o all things else h u t •isiii-irin-lit inmsk. l-ciii. :iv 11i-Hm remarkable ent business conducted for Moderate Fee*. to 11.i-h.m-eOnirintho.. nh. rit. st onw 1 yon h.v. tod„1n imr- of 1 Jr.. • known most vlr• the r< mediej Our Clice I* Opposite U. S. Patent Office, fleud Btsmp fof Iltn.trKted Prior List. tbe >» lo rhi.w- our giv^. to All dist-ose. :ii;»-r nil management of business in­ each other in this g r e a t , hap­ and we ran secure patent in lees time than those rMiini«rb<> rail—rour nr*rM-«r. .3. Threi-I'CriifiCAte* testiiylilond with tho.rthi-.r around you Th» b»remote from Washington. 1 -sth- smtnd. ill :t q-.ilc e«t.great eerCtPn -t.elie\|>e i.'otntilc rnii Send model, drawing or photo., with dese.riptrusted t o him by confiding py earth of ours. Almost glnuintr of.mall •drrrn.rm.nl «hi. s» powerful I"': ever •1on. We advise, ff patentable or not, free of Sk-m •«n,rriinin<-r rnditofrrdurrd f, w to lite Wuri'l. charge. Our fee not due tilt patent I* eecured TD« following rut gtrr. th- thr of «hr trl« subscribers of t h a t paper, crowded on one chair, he «t.ao per l>.»tle; f c>r « h^itles A Pamphlet, "llow to Obtain Patents,"* h name* of actual cll'tits In your State, coun 4 ilVbviIr.irrM'.lf I'ol,- • *: u a n d by advertising t o give fondly fed her a s the parent town, sent free. Address, For M a ^ r i a , L i v e r T r o u ­ .drew C'-Or D $ \L(.l CO A derf * strut thr flftirth i«»««y »o.-«ir.- Wr i« ,g dnublr Mrr »rT». part of it, hulV It milni.,. n trr.nd, prizpN tor inventions; t h a t he Hird its little chick. " D a r Sropr,..l»rgr««N.t • SIO, .l,v »t b l e ,o r I n d i g e s t i o n , u s e C.A.SNOW&CQl e«u rrpi-iirn. r 11-ftrr ;»-rl on.'- V-> •>-, «!• - »prr,». i, . itlimtkr from i h". rurt.v -ts h a s without a u t h o r i t y creat-j 'i r , £v he murmuringly cluck* out Oppoaite Patent Office. Waahisgtoa, D.TJF r BROWN'S IRON BITTBRS Addin.. II H* I.I.I, I I ir ihe Watauga Democrat A WASTf c (SPECIFIC OXYGEN! '< F P r ! ROYAL i CACTERINE CATARRH EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. NO Jiiicago and Alton R, R, West and Hotthwest, ROOFING. PAY TETTERIHEI AGENT DOLLARS Commercial College BLOOD BALM BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES. JFP'-'*' v The SchumacherGymnasium Co. omo?' R..|;LI ,\... M AIUS �1) ,vou weie t o declare t h a t Ilodge.-, his own l a u d s a n d o t h - * T i i e W a t a a j a D a a n u r a t have no resp *ct or love for c r s con twit i n g 5 0 acres m o r e op o u r government. We a r e re­ you were going t o market, I PNH . F o r f u r t h e r p a r t i c u l a r s ref­ minded of w h a t n shrewd with n load of wheat to-mori>. H. Ooagtu-rty, Editor. erence iw m a d e t o records in RcgK. C. Kivers, Publisher* Englishman told us several row, and during the night ister's office. T h i s May d i d , 9 4 . 0It. A. H AMILTON , Receiver of years a g o t h a t " t h e Andrieh you should learn t h a t wheat A. 1). C OWLKS. ^ 1 lull's(hi y May, 10. 1804. who w re pouring i n t o our had fallen in value,you would HAVE JUST RIM IV ED MY SPRING A\D SUMMER american cities b y many probably not go, and you GUJDS, T h e Senate it* now engaged thousands ever year would would not be t o blameeither; And have a beautiful line <>i callicoes a t 7 and 7% cents WANTED! in amending t h e to rift bill cause o u r pei pic* much trou- a n d in like manner weshould per yard; beautiful line of d r ipery a t 9 cts., worth 12 i ts.; A i emerty for disease a mi de a n d it is hoped t h a t t h e Re­ hie eventually. T h a t they not slander the President for b l a c k n a i n s o o k a t 1 0 c s . , w o r t h 1 5 c t s . ; o i e p i e c e s i l k publicans will n o t longer ob­ would poison t h e minds of doing t h i n g s t h a t enn befair- plaids 12% cts, lied ticking, good, a t 1 5 t o 2 0 cN.: bleach­ bility, especially for thosedis eases which physicians have s t r u c t its passage. The in­ many people a g a i n s t our ly accounted for, through ing 8 t o 12; fancy lawn.5 cts.; challies, fine, 0 t o 7 cents; pronounced incurable. come t a x feature of the bill government and cause revol­ the medium of unexpected W e give* below a lew of t h e ^ Hertford cord dress goods, 1 2 cts., worih 15; nice crape 1 0 a n d distui bailees events. is causing more trouble than ution the many letters . which we™ cts.; percales 12% cts., worth 1 8 cts.; black sutine a t 1 1 , . .. , all else. Senator Hill of New every where." These words " A house divided against York, on t h e democratic side of t h e Englishman a r e prov­ itself cannot s t a n d , " and he cts. mid up; domestic T ^ c t s . A liii-tfe l o t of cotton joins /.ilunJlTvv'itVi' tlm"consent " d from 1 (5 cts up, a n d evnytliii g else at. the writers who a r e convinc­ (if it be lawful t o call him a ing themselves t o be t i n e t h a t broadens the chasm be­ ed t h a t such a remedy a s we BED DOCK PRICES. democrat now) is making p r o p h c y we fear. Still we tween the President and his Come and see my beautiful stock of SPRING AND S U M . ha ve described lias been found war a g a i n s t the whole bill on hope t h a t m a t t e r s will soon people, is n o t only destroying MEH GOODS. They a r e nice ami cheap a n d 1 a m going t o j ' M * < > , n l M , n | ul Ox.igei, | «o»taccount of the income t a x . improve a n d the e o u n t r y the Democratic roof, hut also » i , . . m, i t . r ! uiei.t ol Drs. bturkey A Pavoicing t h e New York idea of will have quietude, peace the very shelter of the Re pub *>\ivT my blends and customers money, a s I will Hell low for l e u . lie. We a r e on the crater of cash o r product*. 8 0 give me y o u r trade. I will appreciate course. I t is now said t h a t and prosperity. " M y d a u g h t e r was cured o f ^ 1 a volcanic revolution. Let it. Hill will be t h e only opposi­ Astlnna b y o n e t r e a t m e n t ot c o m From ItamwT Elk, N. C. us not plunge headlong into Step"WANTED! 5 0 0 pound of balm of Gilead buds, 5,000 pound Oxygen, a f t e r suffering tion t o t h e bill o n the demo­ Editor Democrat. dozen eggs. 5 0 0 pounds nice yellow butter. 200 pounds of for fifteen years, ED. IJ. WILLIH, cratic side, a nd it is further Friend P h a n t o m called my the firy mass, hut take shel­ bees-wax,*200 pounds new feathers, ni.rt all other kinds of Tyler, T e x a s . s t a t e d t h a t a few of the Re­ last goldbug logic. When 1 ter beneath the vine and fig good countrv produce a t highest market prices I wi'lwaiit publican Senutois will vote) was a boy, I caught a juue tree of t h e valley. All tin roots, barks and herbs in the moutnin+l hi> summer. " I used y o u r c o m p o u n d Oxy­ P h a n t o m charges (Hover S o when in need of anything in t he g o o u s line c a l l a m i see gen a b o u t a y e a r a n d a half a for t h e bill, income t a x and bug and tied one end of a g o . I neglected t o toll y o u ot all, s o if these statements b" thread t o i t s leg while J held shrinkage in me a n d I will d o you right ev» 1 \ n i n e . t h e g r e a t benefit I received f r o m t r n e t h e bill will pass the the o t h e r in my hand. Then the value of American propi t s use. 1 h a v e not been t r o u b - A led with c a t a r r h since.—F. IV.™ Senate, but. then it is given a s it buzzed round in the air, e i v ' Is he not mistaken? Revels. Syracuse University S y ­ Yours Anxious to jdense, o u t t h a t old man Clevelard i t s droning flight fell ©uphon j In my ° I , ' n ' ( , , h i t was not , I , V opinion, racuse, N. V. will veto t h e bill, if the in iously upon my ears, while 1 but I lie panic thai Send for hook of t w o hundred come t a x is retained, but the goidhug fioss upon its caused t h e shrinkage in val­ •ages for further information, tea this report c a n n o t be true, wings filled my childish vis­ ues t ituonials, e t c . A l o o k sent free. a nd if it passes t h e Senate it ion with delight. Co illustrate my position, H o m e T r e a t m e n t sent o u t l»v ex­ press i n >e used a t home. Office will surely become a l a w . suppose t h a t a certain fac­ The Chicago convention, :sL23?3r;'^3L"3CTai Treatment administered here. What can he more just t h a n of 1 8 9 2 , c a u g h t n o t a june tory, before t h e panic -was this income t a x ? We s a y let bug, b u t a big goldbug. making a profit of $10,000/1 wore wreaths of evergreen HOW T0S17J JKft h e rich n a b o b s bear their They tied a silver chord t o year. T h a t factory, a t that and flowers. Th© recitation l.»29 Arch St. PhllaUelph! I'a. s h a r e of t h e burdeha in run­ his leg a n d put silver wings time, could have been sold and declamations were care­ 120 Sutter St. San Fr i clsco, Cat. ning this huge and ex pensive on hint and fastened them l>y for $50,000, because it then fully prepared and ulltne p*.iPlease meiit ion t his paper. (") — government. There is now that mechanical Icviceculled earned twenty per cent on p i l s acquitted themselves before Congress several bills dovetailing. Then .m Iw bo*- r h n t "niouiH of mom-.v. Hut creditably. N ton© of thetu One of t h e g r e a t secrets in inn.,„mlH u i.lmidw. T h e MM* UI»K;IIO»K.V M,.. <»<»' <» t o repeal t h e t a x on state- *«1 round, tlmv 1 , 8 H P , n d l «* " r " »"*' . s a v e i t : I lii jamc ipanv v ' ^ s a v e 1 1 • e\ei.> banks of Usue, t his bill ought momM is t o buy t m t w ich you "With thi» wliiszii.tr liii.vpr, 1 l " , | ' " r , " v » w"C'-l.v be ing was charming ft' t o pass for it will give, a s we We'll 1* in Clover." Hold for anything, because tiling proved Mrs. S h a l l t o consume f r o m 1 he p a r t v h o will tn.rln-r. I » i h , uHi.-N-l..i-tl,^ W r wish t o c u l l a t t e i d ion t o o u r believe, more relief than any­ But a s soon a s he got tired nt present it would pay no bo nil .. , LhASl money hi 01« er t o find t h i n g t h a t can bo done by of whizzing he cut the chord interest on the investment, a m sure t h a t not oiieoi a the above named party n in very line of second-hand t h e present Congress. If Iroin his leg, knocked his and what it would pay in the pupils will ever forget b e m u d essential that von call and ex Uuggies Carts, w r g o n s , a m i n e my immense stock i 1 lie closing ex. r ises w ill long the s t a t e s had the right t o wings from their tenons and full!re is doubtful, Hacks, Hari.ess Ltc. b a n k , and would have,if this perched himself, ns a big Protu t h e foregoing i t will 1 emain a hi iglil spot in a I CENERAL ten per cent t a x was rcpen led, goldbug on the Democratic he seen, t h a t if Cleveland their memories, Sui.Tt'fH t o T h e y a r e a l m o s t good a s new, i t would n o doubt relieve the roost; mid from t h a t d a y till brought on the panic, he al- the I E M O C l t A r. a n d persons wishing t o b u y c m A FlUKND. money pressure very greatly this. t h e political owls, who s o caused the shrinkage in Which in n I m o s t complete in cv secure bulimias by e illing on u s . ^ a nd would give us home tnot; can see by the silvery light oi values, otherwise he did not. We h a v e a big lot of NKW There a r e now delegates c r y d e p a r t m e n t , con, ti * ot ey which would be easier for the moon, but can't see by 1 agree with P h a n t o m , that from various p a r t s ot the l)rv (roods, Notions, Ron mid BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, o u r people t o proeme and the golden light of the sun, Grover bus abused his up­ V. o Id assemhh <1 a t London Shoes, H a r d ware, l i i - w a r e i l AUNE8 C Ac (Jr iceries,"Saddles, Qui" ttswould be equally a s good if hove been hoot ing the mnlig- pointing power, but on the England for 1 he purpose of ware, Drugs. F r u i t s . * ufs. on h a n d , which will he sold o n t h e proper restrictions and nnnt hoots of slander, be currency question I believe agreeing on a silver basis. Etc., Etc., t o o nunu r o u s i o men­ reasonahle t e r m s . If we h a v e n o t tion. securities were thrown n- caust he did just a s they ex- he is right, ns I propose t o pj l t f , M e e t i n g t s c a l l e d the ^ H i " g o t w h a t y o u w a n t , we will round them, a s a n y money. pected. I h a v e j u s t received t h e nicest t a k e pleasure in g e t t i n g a n y show moisillily in i h s f n l m i ! l l l r .,„ni,- l,-ujiin'. ' Thsssilslsand most complete line oi P a s s t h e tariff bill and repeal In i-imclnsion pmnif M.S t o hi K h..nthoi-The Democrnts knew t h a t t h i n g for y o u in o u r line. We b n y the s t a t e bnnk t a x and give Cleveland was a goidhug. and iirKsflml I ion not w r i t i n g j l v direct from inffnufm O n e r s i i u d f H n m i ( . , . i ( inl o u r 1 :01111MOS-DS 'F|»«* ns all a chance for the race he knew thein t o be a swarm for the sake of conl roversv. ( ^ ^ v u ,|| n c a n , therefore, give y o u v r i y of life once, h o this a c t of of silver shelled locusts, and but. oecause 1 would like for s j | V r l . , j u«-stion will, it is ho| - T l i n t h a s evei been exh hi ted t o close ])i ices. t he citizens of Boone a m i s u r ­ justice asjquickly a s possible. lie bad a s good a right to be- others t o see a s I do. ,, for h(i l ) V years We h a v e a full line of new l i a r roundings. consisting of lieve t h a t they would spli» 8 . VI. D. ness—Collars, l u n i k s , etc.— r v t o come by this i n t e r n a l o i l Calicoes of all s t v l e s n u d s h a d e s T o o u r mind political mat­ open o n their backs a n d com© Bessie. 11. Bedloe, B u n i n g t o n , al agreement England a F u n e v MIH I plain Lawns, Chal­ e r v t h i u g f i i t h e harness line. Can a* u oral 011 pi ices. t e r s a r e very much unjoin ted o u t and be golden butteiflies Yt., had a disease «»i the scalp# | o n . s t a n d s in tlm wa /vo far. lies, 8 11 tines. Ginghams, Nanhooks, ghuiiibra.VH. < a s h m e n s , a n d we teel t h a t noire s t a r t ­ a s th^y had t o suppose thift causing her hair t o In com > very O t h e r c o u n t r i e s l i k e t h e We will t a k e in exchange, Henrietas, Rleecliing. Damask 1 v' t, , > f " ling upheavals a r e in store lie would throw off lii*nol<lcn ^ freelv that she -eearcslv dure ! f ' U n i t e d S t a t e s , u r e s t r o n g l y d r a p e r y , Sheet ing, lMafds. c o t . horses, mules, a n d t i l s c g o o d l e e ' I to for us. We n»*e no alarmiest a r m o r and become a snap-! r. o m b it Ay» r's Ha l'Vigi r rave i n f a v o r of t h e a g r e e m e n t t o n a d e s , j e a n s e t c which will c a t t l e . Give 11s a call. but we view w ith some uneasi­ p i n e l>pr*tle, h I i o , whon lit- Rr. n Ix-nltli'.v 8-alp, .ei.,ov.d Mi* , , , , a o t l x r be sold a t reduced piiees for r a s h o-< t mi nis ennlri r o t . ,ness t h a t this American g o,t on biu hnik coum noi d?aim( lin tr.nmJ made thchair t i -U Senators a r e in telegraphic o r i t s e(]uivolent. meeting a t i d d l tlENKLL, CRAIG A (A). a |(, li fviag all country of o u r s may be en­ t u r n overexcept hy pouncing ' ' Lenoir C. 0 ( m l l , u n ] C n t on with L e a g u e , g u l f e d • n t o fratricidal i n t o the a i r like throwing up m s otn ained Ir cm e Sherman is g e t - RKAHONAB ISCOMPE' TION t o charge admission fees. 8 0 strife, t h a t will be brought five-corns. L '"A. It. My entire stotk : ting anxious, Why is it t hat on by labor against, capital. But it. is said t h a t no gen "*at those wlio want t o see o u r populist Senators a r e of (renew 1 Met el nndisv wil Heretofore capital has been tiemen would have accepted his a r m y will have Hi pay 2.» be sold nt ivdi.ced prices ior . . . 1 • 4. • . 1 . n o t u r g i n g t h i s a l s o ' ' ' — able t o master the situation, t h e nomination unless he in­ c e n t s , t h e c a i n j l a i n t i s t h a t ( ASH or its equivalent b u t c a n this remain s o ? La­ tended t o s t a n d o n the plat- he keeps this too! money him I Another Senator d e a d . In o l d e r t o n a k e room for At TKII A ' K i l . • HI S T " 4 bor is a n g r y a n d is belching form. Who knows t h a t self, he ought t o diviilc with Stock bridge of M ichigan deid new s t o c k , I a m o . erifig m y en­ . 0 fer cut nt on / rint> forth threads and curses n- Grover intended t o step off t h e a r m y for it is reported , , n Ii 1 ( > 30Ut a t ( hieugo. tire lot of gainst capital, these animosi of the platform ? He had a t h a t that they a r e in needy I hree important Senators READY .MADE CLOTHING S OT ( AMI 0 1 . B/.RTEU have, died within a few ties a t e enlarging everywhere right t o change his opinion circumstances. A 7 (OST. N E V J R TEN* D A Y S . , . T~~ , , , 1 a nd the mi in bias nie greatly j'.istas o t h e r Democrats have A s t i.m u , a n , . often needed , ! w e e k s ' U o l q n t t of G a . , V a r i c e _ __ . l t IH f to - T h a n k i n g m y friends a n d cue incieasing. Why could not done. A mind, t h a t does not nourish and strengt hen the roots b N. L. ami htorkhiiflim 01 TI ,,.I- , „ a iid t o keep t h e h a i r a n a tural M i c h . , also t h e (b a t h of Sen- tMiners for t h e liberal p a t r o n a g e L o o k o v e r o u r list a n d com- A a n a r m y of many thousands .1 ( Lingt \i 1 <) 1 i.n y ( > 0 | o r Hall's Hair Renewer is the . , t o1 Morgan of Alabama or- they have given me in the past p a r e ( u r prices with t h o s e si Hi -g r of a n g r y and furious men progress of human thought *'1, • y, .. . on time. "Monev saved is 111011f r m :„ t , i r ,i. 0 u n : r , , 4 * 1 1 c u r e d a b o u t t i e s a m e t i m e , n n i s o l i c i t i n g a e o n t m u a t m n A cv n u d e . " d spring together all over the f WILL V.. HC Li.CLAW. Ors, Starkev & Palen, • ATTENTION, OUTERS! MERCHAN­ DISE LOIIU LI v li {! North and West where there is s o much discontent, and make a bold strike and make themselves formidable? V\> have fears this will be done, if some relief is not forth com ing. I t can be urged t h a t this country has vast powers t o allay a n y disturbance by t h e s t r o n g a r m ot the law, b u t it m u s t be remembered t h a t t h e g r e a t majority of t h e j>eopie a r e in sympathy with 1 ,bor and with those who a r e o u t of bread, a n d t o make m a t t e r s more alarm ing t o us, numbers of those who n r e active in Miring n p dis­ c o n t e n t a r e foreign born and Notes from A ho, 5. C. n s S M i a t o r SJ o c k h r i d g e . water t h a t n e v e r r u n s — i t l.ditoi Deni< crnt. Senator J a r v i s is now an stagnates. I have not seen anything ,,,-t, v e member »>f the U.dt j d When Cleveland accepted in y o u r paper from our com S t a t e s Senate a n d is a true the nomination, he did not munitv for some time and Democrat, a s understood b\ know t h a t the greatest panic some people may think t h a t ^ 0 , ttberii domoci a c \ , «i n o ever known was upon us; h «j n o t of goldbug quality. we d o n o t read your l >n per 1 A — did not know t h a t India NOTICE! h u t we d o . would close her mints t o sil­ Beautious spring lias aI vvili offer for sale, t o Hie ver; 1m did not know t h a t gain made her appearance highest bidder on the 2, d a y silver would immediately fall and the farmers of our com­ o f 4 UUP , 1 8 9 4 , a t M o r e t z 1 Mills, N. C., the following in value all over the world, munity a r e busy a s bees. property t o wit; O n e h o r s e , n o r t h a t the business men Mrs. M. C. Shull has just 1 wo millx cows, 2 0 sheep, 5 0 t h r o u g h o u t , t h e length and closed her school which has head of hogs, besides a 1111111breadth of the nation would t.Pon o Kun-OKS. 81m hn.1 'l«-r of .urnng cnttli-; petition hi in t o call a n e x t r a quite a n interesting time a t 8 r , ) <»d »*«i v ",\o» « . o mp a s s session of Congress for the t h e close. T h e h o u s e w a s } , n ' J h A t u r e s . C ' l i n s ot s a l e , . , cash. purpose of repealing the sil- . , , ,, , , beautifully flwomtefi villi; K. I!. M I U . ku . ver purchasing clause ofc the , , ,, .. Sherman law. j evergreens and all the pit pi IK 3L.()| 0 1 . t h e s u m e s o l o n g a s 1 merit i t , I We will sell y o u 4 1 - 2 p o i n d * r o o d coffee for $ 1 . 0 0 , 1 0 p o u n d s extra $1.00. M B. BLACK] U11N calico *0* osugar clorper y a r d ,beet 0 t 7 1-2 t s cot . P0 1 . M>< n < " ' ' i o n cheek, 2~ i i w h i s wide, 7 its. per yard, and adiev and ge t«' h a t s c h e a | e r t h a u tlicy In v e evNOTICE! HHHef h< ©1 Bold before. !>,\ virtue of a inoi fga^e deed We a r e j u s t receiving a fall lins execiiicd t o A. D. V o n 1 lu* 0 f l a d i e s ' d r e s s g o o d s a t prici 'B o 2*ird d a v of April, l.^b7,bv lsh- ^uit, t h e bayers. a m ( all a w a y a n d wife, M a r y A. ,fT, v ..... , Calaway,arid registered in book -MI^AA II \ i « L 0 A 1 . R. p a g e s 21 ! a n d 2 1 5 , b o o k of Call a n d see u s a n d we c a n save m o r t g a g e s o f W a t a u g a c o u n t y , .you money. IU . I will sell for cash a t the court j J O H NS O N E DM I S T E N & C 0 . J am RESPECTFULLY, O\ I»H XP house loor in Boone 011 the 4tb Blowing Rock, March 5. 1 , ^ ,Mondav m said W bt.h , !he ~~ * first ' j i j X v i 11 H a m o n S rhe FOR DYSPEPSIA, f ( ) | | o w p ) g described tract or parIndJgrstion, and Stomach disorders, take BKOWN'8 IRON BITTERS. s e ] 0 f L i n < i, l y i n g in Elk township , , . • , „j« • - | All dealer* koop it, ?1 per bottle. OenuinchM ill t i l e COIlIlt V aL *I ( S a i (l, adjoin- | trade^^mark *na crowed red iincs on wrapper. ing tin lands of Esniv and Jacob I &s?*Uay y o u r •* i > i L'lpui J.I. �SUBSCRIPTION KATE S - T h e photographs being token by Mr. Nat. \N . T a y l o r are indeed works of high a r t , and show t h a t Mr. Taylor is truly a n e x p e i t i p his pro­ fession. If you intend t o ev­ er have a n y work done on this lino, you had better g e t it done while he is here. SUPERIOR COURT. Cases tried o r otherwise disposed of on criminal dock­ I copy 1 year $1.00 A Well-known et. 0 mouths 50 S l a t e vs David XorrisJr.— 44 3 lUOlltllK 85 judgement suspended on pay ADVERTISING KATES. ( Debilitated by over­ rnent of cost. 1 inch 1 week $ .75 work, makes 44 1m o n t h S t a t e vs. Polly Love and 1 1.75 u s e of 1 " 3 " Belle Presnell guilty—judge­ 3.00 44 0 1 " 5.00 —It pains us t o hear of the ment suspended. 1 44 1 y e a r 7.00 S t a t e vs. Enoch t l u j and 1 olumn 1 week 9 . 0 0 serious dlnees of Mrs. NY It. 44 1 1 month 1 3 . 5 0 Spainhour, nee Miss Ida B. Burt Cable, forcable trespass, 1 " 3 44 2 5 . 0 0 | Hardin, who now resides at judgement $ 5 each and cost. 44 ] 0 44 ....37 50 and s o o n f e e l s S t a t e vs. Win. Cornell C. C. 1 year 5 0 OO P l y s e s , N e b . She lias inanv 1 Strong and Well. warin friends here whose s\ in NV. defendant pleads'guilty— "A year ago, my partner died, Entered a t t h e Postofflceat pathies g o t o her in her af­ fine$2 and cost. and the whole burden and responsi­ S t a t e vs. Charley Gray, Boone, N. C., a s second-class flictions. bility of a large grocery business mail m a t t e r . fell upon me. The increased care —Wanted a t once 5 0 0 bush­ guilty—judgement suspended and hard work, in connection with els of corn a t GO cts., 5,000 on payment of cost. the low state of my blood, so LOCAL NKWS. S t a t e vs. Dock Main,guilty dozen eggs a t H cts., 200 lbs. severely taxed my strength that I —judgement for cost. became all run down, had no appe­ —I can furnish you three of hams a t 1 0 c t s lb., 5 0 0 S t a l e vs. Burt Cable, C. C. tite, was weak, nervous, and endured all the torments which headache, long handled hoes for $1.00. hens a t 4 cts., tb., 200 hush- NY.--judgement $ 2 a i d cost. indigestion, general debility, and total loss of energy could possibly in­ flict. The medicine recommended me by my physicians did no more good M. B. Blackburn. els of wheat a t 8 0 cts. S o S l a t e vs. Peter Hi.v dis­ than so much water. AVER'S Sarsaparilla being favorably brought bring me y o u r produce a t ---lust in a t Bhickbnrn's! once. NN'ill sell goods cheap. turbing public worship -fine to iny attention, 1 tried it, and, in a short time, began to feel better. I continued to take this medicine for two months, at the end of which $ 5 a ml c o s t . Another lot of choice family NN ill VV. Holscluw. time I felt like a new man. My appetite, energy, and strength returned, S t a t e vs. I).C. Elltressualt flou r. my food digested perfectly, and all traces of headache and nervousness —School will close a t Globe disappeared. I am convinced that if 1 had not taken AYEIi'S Sarsa­ —Attorney NY. B. Councill Academy on t h e 1 8 t h inst. -guilty judgement suspended parilla, instead of being strong and well, when the warm weather set on payment of cost. isatt* nding Bakersville< ourt The exercises will begin a t 11 in, I should have been confined to my bed, under the doctor's care, and S t a t e vs. T o m Presnell an 1 totally unable to attend to business. I am a thorough believer in the lliis week. a . m. Prof. Dougherty will NY. E. Shipley, guilty—fine merits of AYER'S Sarsaparilla for restoring to healthy, vigorous ac­ tion, .the vital organs of tho body, when they have become weakened — The Boval Seal cigars a t not teach the next session a s $2.50 a s t o Shipley—judge­ or exhausted."—WILLIAM II. BROWN, 33 Qorham St., Lowell, Mass. Bryans, a r e the gentlemen's we a r e informed. NYe learn ment on payment of cost a s choice. T r y t hem. that t h e school has been a to^ Presnell. successful a n d prosperous — Friend H. C. Martin and S t a t e vs. J . C. Watson and lady, of Blowing Hock, were one. Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer 6c Co., Lowell, Maaa, Richard, Green affray pleads in town Tuesday. — NYe publish on Hie first guilty—judgement suspend­ Has cured others, well cure you —Yon can get II m d ' s S a r page of this issue a lengthy ed on payment of cost S t a t e vs.Tom Gray Assault saparilla and Hoods Bills a t article on ''Good Roads" by our venerable friend, S. T . guilty—judgement suspended Will W. Holsi law's. Kelsey, of Linville, Hint is on p a y m e n t of cost. —You can g e t nice dress well worthy the careful peru­ S t a t e vs. Andy Davis lar­ —o lawn at 5c a .yard, calicoes 7 sal of each one of o u r read­ ceny and receiving, guilty— a n d 7%<*ts. Will NY. Holscluw. ers, a s Mr. K e 1 s e y has ten months in penitentiary. —Despite the late freeze, it made road-making a study S t a t e vs. Stanbvry assault now appears t h a t theje will lor many years, and knows pleads guilty—fine $ 1 0 and NYILL OPEN A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY IN BOONE be same fruit in the county. whereof he speaks. Read it. cost. BfcTON TUESDAY, MAY, 1ST 1894--&* S t a t e vs. George Eggers, And will remain 1 3 d/» \s. All poisons wishing GOOD —Hats! Hats! Hats! Both — Mrs. Maggie F . Royden, ladies' and gents, a t aston­ of Salisbury, who h a s been se J o h n Eggers, Hinnnn Green, NY0UK in Photography would d o well t o call ' i t once. ishingly lo\: figures, a t Bry­ l iously ill for some time con­ J a k e Lewis, J o h n Grog in, vsrPiucEb a s l o w A s p o s s m w m an's. tinues unimproved and fears and Lis Robinson,conspiracy finitely In Horton iftulding Opposite DLMUCRAI Office. —I still have a few suits of a r e entertained t h a t she will not guilty. S t a t e vs. Dan Yates pleads extra nice clothing that, are not recover. Sim has t he at­ going at bottom prices.—NY tention of her mother and sis guilty—imprisoned in county ter and her father. Dr. Bonn jail GO days. L. B RYAN. Vicks' Ceeds C o u s i n t h e Germ of Life. *) ••ill, left on Monday t o visit CIYAL DOCKET. (• — MISSIS . Councill & Dough F A I L U R E V I R T U A L L Y IMPOSSIBLE. IIPI . NYe hope t o hear she is E. B. Miller vs. H . A. Dob •] erty have nearly completed improving before we g o t o bin, judgement iu favor of their long lines of fencing a press. Vick's Flora! Guide, 1894, 2 t he defendant. long the new turn-pike. Ths rion.or Cntaloguo of V,g«t&bl«. and Flowart. Raehael Lewis vs. John •Contr.lns — NYe a r e sorry t o note the Tour Grand desrrlplinns 1 1-IISKO* sxlOl-liln.. with that .l.-srril.o. not mislead! — The prospects a r e now Illustrations t list lust ruet, not exaggerate Dntivers Y ellaw (I lobe fact that on last Friday night Stone, judgement in favor of P3PPIE8 Union Seed, $1.00 The cover Isctinrinlns!n harmonious Mendgood for Linville t o he crowd S.iidey, per pound. tnr of writer Qnlor prints in preen and white, Messrs Palmer & Hdmisten plaintiff. Brilliant, with 11 mild bockormnid,—a dream ofbesatr. ed with boarders this sum­ 82 |>nyr*»f Kttveliles printed In 8 different col­ Tulip. NY. J . Grithcher vs. B. and NOVELTIES. had the misfortune t o lose orientate. ors. All ttie leading novelties nil' the brut of mer. the old varieties. These hard times von cannot Branr!ilii|.: Aster, Over 1000 Plant. B. turnpike company, judge­ a f f o r d t o r u n a n y r i n k . B u y IIONFST their steam saw mill a n d fix For 30 Ota. (JOODS where Ityounet necessary toFIJI.I, Illhlsrtts, Sunset, Kfhel Tick, Is will receive adver­ —N. N. Colvard started on i ures—phiiuer, shing'e mill, ment in favor of plaintiff. 8ee•ul Outdo. Vick's Flo- tiseK\SUIt I''. nerds Brow, ................... tho Hnhlln,Anemone, that Vick's . --£1..... this Is'known . Iloiihla world over, and also tlint the harvest |<nys. A l a s t Monday lor Raleigh t o etc.—together with 30,000 very Utile spent for proper seed will save grn- fhsrmer Pea, D. N. Coffey vs. I. C. Coffey rer'saad doelor's hills. Many concede Vick's New Potatoes. T7 » Klornl Gplde the handsomest catalogue for convey Andy Davis t o th* feet of lumber by fire. The and others, judgement in fa­ 1804. If you loro a flue gnritcn wml address now. with ttfeent*. which may bed dactecl_fnon ffrst ordertheyi Flourish, Prlte for Fntatn *.Alrnntlnntly. Hn f r 8300 Cash penitentiary. mill was located on Lance's vor of t lie plaintiff. they Proilnre Vleks' Heeils not lUanppoInt Ttiry (Irosr, "^.oclier tcr, J . R. H a g a m a n vs. J . L. —Mr. John F . Hardin, of Creek. The loss a m o u n t s t o Hayes, judgement in favor o u r town, started for Tenn. several hundred dollars. on yesterday morning for the —At the municipal election of the defendant. NN*. H. Green vs. J . P. I l a g a purpose of buying horses. h d d in Boone on last Nloti man, judgement in favor of —Miss Hal. I. Grimes, who j da v the following officers w< re h a s spent some mouths at elected: Mayor, J . F . Spain- defendant. J . R. McDowell agent for Mr. J . F. Spain hour's, left hour; Commissioners, NY. L. Fnck company vs. James Alo n Monday for her home in Bryan, M. B Blackburn and E. S. Coffey. The town is t o drige, judgement in favor of Thotnasville, N. C, the plaintiff. —Several of o u r y o u n g peo­ be congratulated on the elec­ Martin L. Moretz vs. Christ ple a r e in Tenn., where they tion of this ticket, and we ire Moretz, judgement in fayor went t o a t t e n d the closing in hopes t h a t the ordinances of defendant. JKTTHB DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR.*'©* exorcises of Holly Spring Col­ may be enforced t o a letter Insomnia is fearfully on the in­ VST&&FN0 W IS 111b HAfC r10 SUBSCRIBE.-®* lege, which came off on yes­ by them. —NY. R. Morton, of Vilas, crease. The rush and excite­ terday. writes us t h a t N. H. Horton ment of modern life so tax the nervous system that multitudes —('apt. Coyt, of Salisbury, sheared 86% lbs. of wool from of people are deprived of good is iu Watauga looking for a ten head of sheep, and asks nnd sufficient sleep, with ruinous suitable place t o build a per­ w h o c a n b e a t . i t . Let those conseqii nices to the nerves. Re­ manent. school. NYe hope member, Ayer's Sarsn parilla who can, report. If the Mc- makes the weak strong. he may find the location, and Kinley tariff was saken off of t h a t he may prove a blessing Senator*!). B. Hill, is the this wool it would be worth t o some p a r t of o u r county. from 3 0 t o 4 0 cents per lb., only kicker o n the Democrat­ —Capt. A. J. Criteher s a y s but now it is only worth 1 2 ic side on the income t a x . he h a s done something t h a t t o 15 on the northern mar­ Let hitr. kick a n d he ought no other man in Watauga ket. t o be kicked himself. h a s ever done o r ever w ill do, —As I haveengagemenst a t NVhv folks drink liquor, when and we believe it. Here i t is: other points t h a t I must fill, they can get good water; .vhy He cut and split. 5 2 good 1 wish t o insist o n persons they wash in the branch, when -- 1. B. r ) ) J } l V l Y PRINCIPAL.—sized rails, 1 0 feet long, from wanting any work done in tinware is so cheap; why the t \ make out on not enough dishes, a chinquepin bush. A high school for boys and girls. S t a r t s the students photography, t o call a t my when crockery is in reach: why aright, and prepares teachers for the public schools. —Postmaster J o h n Davis, gallery in Boone this week shingles rot,.when paint is low, Teachers a r e expected t o meet on S a t u r d a y s t o discuss of Elk P a rk, spent Monday and get it. Do n o t postpone why they borrow, when they can the best methods of teaching. use their own tools, why they night a t the Bryan House ou account of clouds, a s I can skim over the ground when avery Young men can here prepare for college a t a low cost. Special drill in debate and declaiming. on his way t o Goldshoro t o d o you a s good work during plow can b* had, why they break Spring term began .Jan. 1st, 1894. F o r o t h e r informa attend the Grand Lodge of cloudy weather a s a n y other. themselves down cooking over Ihe I . 0 . 0 . F . He was joined Bear in mind t h a t I guaran- a hot fire, while stoves are so tion address the principal. cheap, are conundrums that can­ here by Attorney Spainhour, | "1V \vnr^ a " ! Relieves ell soreness of the mctlW rnernbttnaar \ curesGONORRIKEA SndGLtFT in r tor. <!ay». Wo , . . i» i t a t prices t o suit, the times, not be snivel by X. M. Allen. other treatment necessary. Never c.i ' srrie'uve - r who goes t o represent Boone j^ A T \y T VYIOR leaves any Injurious after effects. Trice, fi. Sold teUTOne cfoilni pays for the by druggists. Lodge a t t h a t gathering. Photographer, BLQOIMLfCp.^iJttokfr Democrat one year. TO THIS WATAUUA DEMOCRAT O C CO c c c c c c o o c c V AV IIKY1YN r; Lowell Grocer -()- AVER'S P;' S a r s a p a r i l l a SAY! Ayer's Sarsaparilla NOTICE NOTICE! Tills IS NO I1U| DUG TO DRAW TRADE! NAT. \V. TAYLOR I MEAN BUSINESS. 1 JAMES VICK'S SONS S 1 i-oiri now until t h e fvst dl of A pi il I .will 1,1' \ (J LOTH UN I. —AND - OVERCOATS At "*0 per rent a b o v e COST! If yon don't think I mean i t come and look through my STOCK 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 i t before spring. M r CALL AND LOOK J **S» o— I would call y o u r a t t e n t i o n t o t h e big cut in prices in my other lines 6L08E ACADEMY A KINCHh j KflsPEC ,*e — 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 6 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_1894_0510_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: May 10, 1894] 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 1894-05-10 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/005555993712359e027cdf25ea7afc59.pdf 14ebc381ecd78e367983dea2f758a4ce PDF Text Text MMUVOM VOLO Don't Don't BOONE, COUNTY, N. ( ., riUJHSDAY LETTER. $50,000 t o meet the expense W A N T S BOWElt AGAIN. of employing extra deputy Ail Alexander Democrat Urges the From our Regular Correspondent. Deinoi'ials of thb E'ghth to Return — • marshals t o deal with the Bow r to Cong;ess. Exchange a gtxxfthing for somethiug of less valhe. Coxey ism is rampant in gang of lawless Coxeyites in Cor. Landmark. Washington, and no wonder* the northwest, and the bill As the Landmark has a for extra police protection large ciiculation in this coun M lien Coxey, Bi'owne and Christopher uolumbtis Join s which the District of Colum­ ty and enjoys an enviable re­ Give up one insurance policy and were tii rested for violating bia has beeii paying for u putation all over this} the take another. Always remember that the law by attempting to week past and will continue eight h congressional district, an old policy is of far greater intrinsic value than a new one. speak on the Capitol steps, 111pay un t i 11 lie Coxey i tecraze with your permission 1 will they found sentimental wo­ has passed over amolints to voice flie sentiments of the solid Democracy through the men and men in search of not less than $500 a day. notoriety ready to furnish Senator Harris says that columns of your paper, tolich Let the premium on your policy bail foi them, and when their alter the amendment to the ing the nominee for the com­ lapse evcji for a day. You can't cases were called for trial in taiiff bill are reported to tie ing congressional bice. It foresee the events of to-morrow. It may not be possible for you to get the police court they found Senate, which will be it is ex­ has been theciistoui with the another policy if Ihc present One is among their Volunteer ?ouii- pected eaily this week, lie party} time whereof the mem dropped. jselone United Stutestfenutor proposes t o immediately ory of man runneth hot to I and halt dofcen Representa­ force -a lengthening of the the contrary, to elidorfte an tives—all populists. And if daily sittings of the Senate, official when his past services Consider any other form of insurance ! the trial, now in its third unless the republicans will have been in a measure con­ until you have thoroughly investi­ I day, results in conviction, agree to set a time for clos sistent and satisfactory. This gated the plans and policies of the they will doubtless have their ing debate. A little Hurry has flic force of unwritten EQUITABLE LIFE. You will per­ i tlnefc paid for thetn by people has been created here by a law and is baste J on the fact ceive their advantages at oncei who will imagine themselves rumoi t h a t tHe Louisiana that, other things being W. J. RODDEY, Manager, philanthropists for contribu- legislature that meets on the equal, experience is ode of the For the Carolina*. Rock Mil, 5. C. ing money to such a purpose. 15} met., would demand that most essential requisites to So much for the leaders, who a duty of two cents a pound offi< iencv in office. This is a PUOFESSIOSAI. stop a t hotels and enjoy he put on sugarand that fail­ truth that no jnecansuecest ing to get it they will elect fully deny. It has been ex em I heir notoriety. W. B. COUNC1LL, Jit. About one mile south of successors to Sena tor Cu fiery piifled a hundred times over the Capitol building is an and Blanchnrd who will tie Webster, the great expound ATTORNEY AT LA .v. instructed to vote against cr of constitutional law, nev­ Boone, N. C. enclosure which hasfor years been Used as a dumping the tariff lull. Few demo er could have enjoyed thai ground for miscellaneous city r , rnts believe tlnj rumor. It distinct ion had lie been re­ W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. filth. In that enclosure are is of too extraordinary a na­ tired to the common walks Boone, N. C. nearly 500 men. four tilths of ture to be believed, and prob of life after his first term in Iteeident Physician. Office tin King Street ilortll Of Poet w b o in a r e professional ably owes its origin to the the United HtatesSenate. Bui tramps. An admission fee fact tliat. this legislature will while all of this is very true i Iffice. of 25 cents is charged to go elect successors to the Sena- and a number of other in in and look over tin? collec­ tots named who are both fill- stances could be cited along I J F Iwffl tion. So far this lias brought ing unexpired terms by up this line, I am digressing A 7 7 ORSE Y A 7 L A W , in enough money to feed the pointinent ol tile governor. somfiwli.it fl'om the main cm MARION. * — N. C tramps and they have made Judge B. F. Heavens, (I rent of my subject. Without no trouble, but the public Terre Hcute, [neb, who is at further prelude let me sn.\ ^(«)p r e n en t in Washington, that, a s a itiatter of course, WiH practice In the courts ol curiosity has now been pret ty well sated and,unless iho im­ throws considerably needed the Hon. W. II. Bower is pre WutnugA, Axlie, Mitchell, McDow­ ell end nil itlicr cnilhtlw iti the aginary philanthropists shall light upon tile carrying of so eminently the man to succeed y i»Mt4'rn district iitten contribute to feed the gang many municipal elections in himself and represent the pen • ion idvcii to the collection ot the uriry will soon begin t o his state by the republicans pie of the eighth district in desert by wholesale. That "The truth is "said Judge the Fifty-fottrtH Congress. V f . B. Uonnclil X. I>. T. C. Blackburn. I hey will no* work has been Heavens," tluit Hie denio- The able canvass tlmt lie Boone, N. C. Kionviltc, X- C. proven by Coxev's refusal of n a t s were not organized any made in '92 entitles film to Councill & Blackburn, an offer of a camping gonud where and let the things go it; the splendid record lie is of (>() acres in a healthy loca­ by default. I don't 1 hink the making in the Fifty-third tion just out of town, a s long A. 1'. A. cut any great figure Congress entitles him to ir; I nar Calls attended at all a s his men wanted 10 use it in the result, though that his sterling qualities as a and $500 in cash lor cleaning organization helped to or man ami a statesman, and fjoniu.'T&k I he underbush from same ganiZe and solidify the repub above all, his unflinching de­ lluiic 1, '9$. He preferred to keep the men lienns. There are just as votion to his constituents' k . F. LoVILL. J . C. FLEfi HlCll. in their present unhealthy lo­ many democrats in iloosier interests, mark him Us li i f* cation, because lie thought doiu a s ever, hut some of 0\ n successor. He curried the Democratic lie could get more money out them are growing resthss ut the long delay in passing a banner t o victory in the mem of the admission fees than he A T l O f l X L Y S A T L AW , could if the camp was remov­ tariff law. As soon as that orable campaign of '92 over BOONE, N. C. ed to the country. He thinks is done democratic stock will the forces of the enemy, de­ tfc^SppcifiI attention gi ven more, however, of his blood­ take it strong upward turn feating the Hepublieans ami to the no 1let ion otclaims."©• ed horses, a s he lemoved in the political market." Populists comoined, and his­ \ large and distinguished tory will repeat itself, coali­ L L G B E E N B y A 0 O * them from the camp in which the health olficer says he party Will go from Washing­ t i o n o r n o c o a l i t i o n t o t h e BEAL ESTATEAG'TS. wotild not be surprised a t ton to attend the unveiling c o n t r:i ry not withstanding any time to see several cou- of the Mary Washington nevertheless, if the colors are ftOONL, N. C tagious d'seaSes make their monument at Fredericksburg entrusted t o his hands in the Will give special attention appearance, and Irom which Ya., neXt Thursday. Presi­ coming contest. to abstracts of title, the sale men are every day carried to dent Cleveland has promised Mr. Bower has made a good 4>f Heal Estate in W. N. C. to go and it is expected that representative. His record Those he ving farms, tinibei* hospitals. Mrs. Cleveland will accomp­ Cannot be attacked. Fie is a find mineral lands for sale, Coxey has so far been very any him. ta i iff-for-re ven ne-on l.y Demo­ t ill do w e l l to Call on said Co. peaceful a n d law-abiding, Public Printer Benedict ex­ crat. He is a Fhicagn plat* l i t Boone. with the exception of his pects to assumecharge of the L. Lt GREEN k CO. mild break a t theCopitol, but Government Printing Office form Democrat with all that If arch 10, 1893. it is because bin force has not this week. He will find a very it implies. He is a gold-diidbeen strong enough for him queer state of affairs caused silver party Democrat and NOTICE. by Mr. Palmer's carrying to be otherwise. His inten­ hundreds of people on the believes in an honest dollar, Hotel Property for Sate. equal in purchasing power On account of foiling health tion is in the end to make roll mote than were needed trouble, it be can get a suffi­ to perform the work of the with every other dollar. IDs Df myself and wife, I offer for sale jny hotel property in the town of cient force of men gathered office. A big discharge is able speech on the tariff rec­ Boone, North Carolina, and will in Washington to do so. He therefore one of the certuin- ognizes him as the equal of «H1 low for cash and make terms ties of the near future. many a representative who to suit the buyer, and will take still talks about eventually A valuable find lias b e e n h u s ueetl in Congress inr leal or personal property in ex­ having200,000 men hereand change. Apply soon. made in Virginia nearthedld } ears. W. L. B RYAN. other rot of the same sort. Bull Hun battle ground in While a limited number of His coming here was a fool's the shape of Indian relics of NO 1ICE. errand, and he has been en­ pottery trade of soap stone lellovv citizens may have some Parties putting papers in tirely tob leniently dealt with and the soap stone mine it­ what against this defender of my hand for execution will self. There was a race to gain the faith concerning appoint­ please advance the fees with by the authorities. t h e papers and they will re- This Coxey foolishness is fiist possession of the old In ments, yetallfair-minded peo fcei ve prom pt attention, other a l s o costing considerable dian pottery mine by the au­ p i e m u s t c o n c e d e t h e f a c t wise they will be returned money. Attorney General thorities of the Smithsonian that he has discharged his Dot executed for the want of Olney has requested Congress Institute and the University duty fairly and impartially | of Pennsylvania. The form­ •es. I). F. BAIRD SHFF. »n this mutter* Thorn?whom t o make an appropriation of er secured the pricef • Don't Don't Physicians & Surgeons. LOVILL & FLETCHER, WASHINGTON WATAUGA MAY. i t 1804, S O . 31. lie has appointed t o office have been tile choice of rt ma jority of the Democrats in their respective com m unit ies. W. li. Drifter is beyond all controversy, the nlafi to suc­ ceed hiulself. The tiauieS Of other good mefi have been mentioned, and it will be tlie pleasure of the Democratic party, id due time t o recog­ nize them. They have done goof party sei vice and will continue to do SO: They will not lose their reward< Dem­ ocratic success is tlie pat amount question. TO this erid nominate tile man that car­ ried Us throtlgli before; A DEMOCRAT. TavlorsVllle, May 2, 189L-. '•Stop Iff j' l i apc'r. , * After you get angry and stop yntfr paper, just poke your finger into water pull it out, and look for tile hole. Then you will know how Bad­ ly you are misseil. A man who thinks a paper cannot thrive without his Bilpport ought to go off and stay awhile. Wheii he Comes hack half his friends will not know he lias gone, utid tile other luilf will nut 'Jar»' a Cent, while the world a t lurgfi kept no account of his movement. You will find things thatyou cannot endorse in every pa­ per. Even the Bible in father plain, and hits some hard raps. If yotl were to gel iiin<I and bun! your Bible, the hundreds of prCssert would still go on printing it, und when you stop ybur paper and cell the editor names the paper will still he publish ed and, what is mure, yon wil' read it oil ilie sly.— 'Jin Cycle. Tlie Model Mnldcn. S h e helps " m o t h e r " in look­ i n g a f t e r t h e house, a n d car­ ries m a n y of t h e d o m e s t n b u r d e n s on llfir strong shoul­ ders. S h e devotfis a p o r t i o n Of hei t i me d a i l y t o t h e improve­ m e n t of h e r mind. S h e i s milclf t o 0 sensible t o i m a g i n e t h a t If a Mart s h o w s h e r a n y Ordinary a m o u n t of attention lie is so s m i t t e n with fief elf a Cms t l i a t lie is Only w a i t i n g f o r a s u i t a b l e opportunity to throw him­ self a t h e r feet a n d p r o p o s e marriage. S h e m a k e s h e r owri bed, keeps h e r r o o m in o r d e r , a n d is a l w a y s r e a d y t o lend a h a n d in a n y household emer­ gency. She' places implicit truth in her [Intents, a ri d thinks "mo! her" tli" dearest woman in the world; find "father" Hie best and most sensible man. S h e d o e s n >t waste theoves i g h t o V e r uselt *s fancy work, h u t t a k e s a p r i d e in keeping t h e household linen a n d h e r o w n c l o t h e s in g o o d repair. She is never unsympathetic with her brothers in their love affairs, on which a man's whole future life may depend. She makes herself happy and contented a t horn?, and is not perpetually pining for pleasures and things beyond her reach. She refrains from "talking over" either real or imagi­ nary home troubles with her Ultimate girl friends* She is always neatly dress­ ed, cheerful, good tempered; smiling and contented, fill­ ing the Inane with sunshine. -Ex. GREAT RELIGIOUS R0DIES. There are two large South­ ern rfiligioiis bodies soon to meet: The Baptists will hold their aritiUa) gathering a t Dallas, Texas; beginning on the 1 1th of May: I I I Texas the B 'ptists ard vel : ystrong: We do not know t'icnuiiihei-; hilt probably 200,01)0. Tin 1 Southern BaptistGonventioii is a very large'body. Last year there were nearly 80(1 delegates who attended a t Nashville where it met. Thd basis of representation is a money one, but we do not know what it is. North Oarilinn will be well represented, no doUbt, but the distunce will lessen t he number of del­ egates, Tile Southern 1'iesoyteriait General Assembly will' meet on the 17th inst., a t Nash­ ville; Tfinii; It is said that the session will bo very active as there is a great deal of business to come hefoteit. I t is an intellectual, able and learned body. One of the in­ cidents of the session will hit the appeal case of Miss Mcalis, tlie telephone opera­ tor of Columbia, S. (j., which attracted so much attention some time ago. Bhe was sue pended for operating on Sun­ day. The Presbytery sus­ tained tile action of the Sec­ ond Church, out the Synod of tlie State ordered her re­ storation to membership. The Quudreriniul Genera! Con let rence of the Southern! Methodist E. Church, is in session at Memphis. Thedispatchts Sent out are lean ind beggarly and of but lit­ tle interest. This body, meet­ ing hut Otlcein four yearsand representing 1,200,000 mem-' 'a e r s, is important. The Methodist constituency in Southland to day is quite (>,000,000—counting five for ••very actual member.—Mes­ senger . The Fie^ldent« View*. To Editor J . M. Head, of the Nashville, Teiin., Ameri­ can, who called a t the White! House yesterday Morning, President Cleveland s a i d most Cmghatically t h a t the Wilson tariff bill would pass the Henateand becomea law. It would come to a vot3 b,v the first of June. Speaking of the outlook for his party, Mr. Cleveland expressed the greatest confidence. Hesaid that the new tariff law would give sjitisfaction and pros­ perity to tlie country, and the Democratic party ?ould successfully stand upen the achievements in the present Congress. There had been internal dissensions una dif­ ference lis to what duties should tie lo wet 1 o r e tin 'y removed; but these would not survive the passage ot the hill. With reference to the Cox­ ey movement; lie was very severe. It, was a serious matter, and liable t o cause trouble. He criticised thd press for tlie aid which had been incidental! given by widespread publication of de­ tails of the march, and de­ clared that the latter should have been eith":* ignored or emphatically c mden led Washington Post: �T:13 W . l t u a t a D e m o u r a t disposition, in consideration To Flout Kelly.'s Aariuy on ilal.s. , of a rlollur an' fifty cents to Bes Moines, May 5.—The me in hand, well and truly proposition to float Kelly's A Demockatic family newspaper, devoted to the interest ot Coun­ paid, the receipt whereof is army down the Mississippi ty State ano Nation. Published is hereby acknowledged, do. river on a 150 rafts, each every Thursday ate Boone, Wa an' by these presents have bearing ten men, is still un­ tuuga County. N. C. declared you man and wife der consideration. It is fea r­ during good behavior a n ' un ed that Kelly will uot fye able Distribution of Soy Soja Beans, til otherwise ordered by the to lead more tharf HOOVif las The North Carolina Ex peri court.—G ree nsix:to 1leeovd. men out of the city xyitlf him ti.ent Station a t Raleigh, de­ when lie goes and that the siring to extend the cultiva­ Trie Kansas City Times- other 600 or more will he tion of Soy Beans, proposes Democrat wants a Western turned loose on the city and t o distribute a quantity of man in 1896. country. During the past Seed t o careful planters de­ "Between the West and week as many as 100 men siring to test their merits. the South there is a natural brought here by the army The only condition is that al'iance in business a s well as either as members or hang­ each applicant send 2 cents p o l i t i c s . T h e s e s e c t i o n s ers-on, have been jailed on in postage stamps to pay the should come t o an under­ various grounds. cost of tiansportation by standing before the next A doctor iu Arkansas re­ mail. Enough seed will be presidential election. Hicy fused to attend a negro down sent t o each applicant to should unite upon a candi­ plant 1-10 acre. The first date who will represent them with the small pox. He was 400 applications will be filed in their political ideas and put in a cabin and some devil set fire to it an 1 ourned both in the order received. their material interests." the negro and house. The Station regards this North Wilkesboro News: Why folks drink liquor, when us a very valuable forage they good water; ,vhy plant. It is of upright growth Wilkes county has a notable they can get the branch, when wash in citizen in the person o f Mr. 2 to 3 teet high and is ulegutinware is so cheap; why thev mine capable of adding nitro William Harrell, who lives make out on not enough dishes, gen from the air to the soil near Doekery. He is now 90 when crockery is in reach: why shingles rot, when paint is low. in which it grows. It is years old and is the father of why they borrow, when they can planted in hills or drills 2% 19 children, 1 8 of whom are use their own tools, why they or 3% feet apart according to living. For 26 years, and skim over theground xvhenavery plow can !)• had, why they break richness of soil, and 1 5 to 24 until a few months ago, he themselves down cooking over inches apart in the row. It walked and carried the mail a hot fire, while stoves are so Venn be planted anytime from from Wilkesboro t o Mouth cheap, are conundi nnisthat can­ March to July, either alone of Wilson, Vn., a distance of not besHvel bv N. M. Allen. .Sluii'liiid Ee(|iar f v Notice. or in the corn row between 104 miles, in 48 hours. He the corn, and 2 to 4 beans has never known what it was The people of Watauga will are usually planted in each to be sick until a short while take notice that I have procared n room in the court hill. Soil suitable t o it and ago. house where 1 will attend a t the general preparation is Newbern Journal: From the commissioners' court the first Monday in each month t he same as for corn. When planted for corn both crops all around the truck section for t'le purpose of sealing the can be ensilaged together^ of Eastern North Carolina weights and measures for ihe comes news of the serious ef­ people. The law requires this and the corn ensilaged will fects of the protracted dry t o be done every two yenis. be much improved by the spell on the Crops. If reports J . II. COOK,' combination, or the plants S tandard K eeper. he true, the st ra vv berries a re when planted alone can be EDUCATE YOUR UlItLS cut off fully half,and thepens -AT— cut for forage before they get not killed by the frost, one too woody. The seed are C l a r e r a o n t F e m a l e C!) I third. Potato-vines contin­ found in small pods and lege, ue to grow, and are keeping can be saved by cutting the HICKORY. N. f. green, but few bulbs a re form whole plant when leaves and ing in dry earth, and unless Unsurpassed for location, thor­ pods have turned a golden it rains in a few days this oughness and cheapness. Christian, but not sectarian. hue. They ran easily be crop will be seriously shorten Faculty able and painstaking. beaten out when dry. If cut­ ed. Beans, so far, have only Special advantages in Music. . ting is delayed beyond this Send for been delayed' in growth, but | ADDRESS Catalogue. time they will open and some in order to fruit well, must K ev. J. L. M urphy, President will he lost on the ground. It have rain soon. Cabbage is vril not pay to pick the beans. holding its own in the field T H i r " ^ I t is aiso a good table bean, fHE CRC«T PRORH :1 OF t'.1 CTRiCITY. pretty well, but prices are so but requires a long time to Medical & fclltrte low that shipment havefa lien fiH-IIlcTri-ntrr.rn! ot "ii'-ottfc, cook. The station urges a N<rT«iM,V<'ti< < rcsU.Sp<Si!. off greatly the past week. Fv«'.»iC. It .1 nil careful trial of this crop. Mxru'cil Ditfi. i-'s. CtRr, ««MEASTt:;-. I.I ."<•! .I• ;»•>, [Several o f our farmers nrrniim-it stamps fo Concord Standard: 0 u r Cents nod tnicr-i. huwtnfcr ought to send and get the .- j. j h . ii I iiik illdiseases, of >i l.o.iK on --tiro tlism. Cuii at address,tc Gladstone, Stanley county, . • , a box e bean seed and try correspondent writes: "YVhde ; r.-y >a; OR. ALBERT F. SflEl.l S CO., MmUo r i-^ff. iitJflWi'lj. ic.—Editor.] iu Norwood township I met «BHBBmaaaaE2. Mr. H. M. Alills who put Pres­ The Marriage Cerrmony. ident Jefferson Davis a n <1 A newly elected justice of family across the Yadkin riv the peace who had been used er a t Brown's ferry, n e a r t o drawing up deeds and lit­ Salisbury on the 16tli day ot tle else, was called upon to April. 1865. Mr. Davis gave marry a couple in haste. Hehim one dollar in silver for Commercial College moving his lint he i marked his services—I had the dollar ' Cheapest & Best Business College in the World." ' Hats off in the presence of Hlzhcat Iloaor Expnnltlon JP"™ °« Hn *»nr «s I duraii »r. . in my hat !: it was made in Awarded Hook-Uc^pln* NDd»i n'orldVJ .OOO Atudcnlftr 10,000 tiraduntfd ItualncM . Ncvlv the court. Annually # 16. Teachort emplorrd. Coat of aeta I860. . t auraa. Taltion. Stationery and RnaM, linnlA90. A h o r B - I I a n i l , Trpr- Wrtllng and Toloa rarity "Hold up your right hand. Uraduaton •drtreaa Mr. Mills says Mr Davis U ' * ' aoation. Rntar . . Tor atroularaNuccrasful. . and You, John Mark in, do you WILBUR R. SMITH, LEXINGTON, KY. was on horse back and h i s solemnly swear to the best of wife and two daughters were your knowledge an' belief, in an ambulance drawn by that you take this woman to two innles. They did their have an' t o hob' for your­ own driving mid they were BOTANIC self, ycr heirs, executors, ad­ accompanied by 500 Confed­ ministrator and yer assigns, erate cavalrymen. BLOOD BALM for ycr an their use mrver." A thoroughly tested Remedy FOR ALL "1 do," answered the groom Washington, May, 3.—Sen­ SLGGD and SKIP, DISEASES. promptly. ator Jarvis will deliver a This standard remedy has bren triod, find not found wanuiiR, for forty years by "You, Alice Evans, t ikt eu'ogy t»n the late Senator nr. eminent physician, who hr.s n <Mt it with cortaln and unvarying success [or all this yer m m for ver hush imJ,|y u u ( ,; di*o;isf>3 for which It Is recommended. It { \ u > Uniteii Con never fplls to bcnclit from the first do°e, quickly bud effectually driving out all ter have an' to hold forever, federate Veterans of Wash­ disease genii* from the system through the medium of the si,-in, liver and kid­ an' you do solemnly swear ington two weeks from to­ neys • vit.i• -,11 r.riy unpleasant or injurious etrccts. It is uot the r< stilt ot Ignorance or superstition, hut it Is founded upon t h a t yer lawfully seized him night at their memorial rominn:, son • „nd a thorough knowledge Oi modern medical science. It elK-ctuully in fee simfile from all lncuin- meeting to be held in honor iiurifies aru! enriches the biood and brings health to the snfft r««, Asa genera i tonic it Is wfthot-.t a rtvM. and in Its analysis of brauees, an' have good right of the great North Carolinian. •lie ,ith riving pro, rt;"t it is absolutely licvonu i.-ot,. iri«on with r.ny remedy ever t o sell, bargain or convey t o Senator Hansom declined a ofiWed to tlnj public. His a > iraeoa for nil i l l s r< . w i l t i n g f r o m ir-jpiiri n d ImpoverItbcd blood--tl,e cu-rent of life; quickly said grantee, yerself, .yer heii s similar invitation from the c.trpEi k r rofut-v, ? It-er*. Ilcsems. KL*i> t i s r u i : u ,,i F,rnt > t 'onm <'ntnt-rl>. administrators, a n ' assigns? veterans because he had al­ i h i r n m i i f l . n : , Mtrr. lildner ruul .* ISsco-". ITstitidj Wt«U. : i",om ;m». etc. "I-I do," said the biide ready paid one tribute in the V' TSJEl.F. doubt ally. Senate to his colleague and 1 for »nr I •!' Vitl'JKble Hiremark able runfio -. "Bell, that ere's worth a was preparing to pay a more ,f a \>Oiir.i r...v. t.»'.'«» most virfr. i il,f ,«• dollar an' fifty cents-" . utter nil kuotvn remedies eleborate one on the occasion •led. The--®certificates testily had •.;»ri:iiu Sound. I lint E. i.inh- I with Hoed "Are we married vet,'" ask­ of the usual memorial exer­ r.aini ! iht-t>o.ii,ci.< ipe.it. qui'-'..est.great r.ud ;r< i.opoweiiul L-lo^d Puriflercvcr in.'M world. ed the bride. "No, not ,\et. cises th ^re. Lv.swn rruxae—?!.0» per bottle ; (6.00 for 6 bottles. Know all men by these pres­ ¥or erde !>y di-utrsr'n.s; If not, vc d to us. :i id.OCrD TAt.M CO , Atlanta. Ga t^One dollar pays for the ents, t h a t I being in good • • ;** ' <'?> *~ Democrat one year. health an' of sound mind and I I Lilltllllll ltllll!lilllll|tlil|||| ACOMI'I.KTK M:\VS PA | OVERMAN'S FKK The I'l itlc of the North Caroli* "! Y-JASTf Jia rress." B " BREATH O F LBFE-": Do you want to aid in building ! - • .'^(SS flXTOEHlithe r" LL4I ^ 9 Ufe fifing *1- ^ up a paper that Khali reflect tha SPHAY BULB ,water| without 2 ! greatest credit on North Caroli­ ementof air and — it there can bo no-• na, no matter where it may ha MOUTHlife. SPECIFICS seen? Then patronize pitct OXYGEIf is a 2 special medioat-a The H iliniiitft oh Messengei i JlBv 11 -. ed Oxygen treat 2 -•i \fadm inent the noee, ~ ei of tor dUeaa-S 1 A LARGE EIGHT-PADB PAPER throat and lungs -i Do you want a reliable paper 'l he inhalations s contain Ovrml-% 1 giving you all the news of the cidoi and Riein- s world—a Democratic newspaper fautante, ill ad- X that equals the best- has the hay FEVER® ki'own Vptwifiei 1 ——im*r^ fur theao die- £ largest circulation, and has t or 4V. ^'.iti.otrrvui'jthei-eniody lyinhalationriyht to 2 twenty-one years been i part •'K J• '.he liB, Separata SpsciHoa used It uCatarrh and ^ and foctorin thegrowth and devOXi »sat ot the diaoaoe, makinjf in POSITIVE 2 . Ilay-Fover. Kct a patent modiciue. Physioiane tiNoith - preaeribe it In their practioa. 2 velopnient of the Old State? Then subsci be for m use.I aREAT flBS PRECAUTION THE frilMIKtilOH MESS1KGIR lit A rJtCTSSITY }I CIO sii Hy Baiidiufi;, Omsl n. Nth, 'iMlW.A'.-li uiAjit., Aiianta. n CIO I'.lfiloV*-, ;«.» itan <»,, YTurlilim Shop, "T? Campaign Hates: 'hi-. ,»< i i' nil ;• .f.i'W SJ-it[)», ami nuy • M I..«>•»•' v. Lf'ub>vtll*. Kv. •ilnKifl «'>iiv \y i .i'ni- etolh«ii ar« unaa. 1 . it v' in-- ii'iUnowimit-.iil itvaHtii toe the >— " 'A' - I brHir yfto by r^ara raajl addrfisadoftoour-J The "Daily Messongei', ' by CAR J a copy ub* cin;-; tor 'tin j..;.-nnvo t'7> t- invented. mail, 4 months on trial, for - Ai i on ntl^KS AT ONCE. ^ici"ainiAl,yea Yiriro hsalth.tt-catment in fua. 8ttnd r #2.00 it i\ f m fVank E, fiiis ESTg & Supply Co., 3TU Specific Oxygen Co., N \ 8 ffi L E l l Phe weekly "Transcript Mes­ 75-?fl t'«n ! SLroo?* Boston. senger," (the largest and best paper in the State) 9 etll!ltlililililllilililliiliIUllilllii.Ti:ii:ililiiil:tiiiiililiiiiinis months on trial foT #1.00 Cash in advance. Both I R O Y A L | papers are large Eight-Page t sEvsifis BSiieKiwel sheets. Send Postal Card with theaddfi ss of five per­ tnstnrm sons and receive sample cop­ ies of The Messenger. NATURE'S Oct. 1st. 1888. if. CURE FOR .OSMSG CACTERIHE EXTRACT mm CACTUS. This nuw treatment for Catarrh and diseased of the respiratory organs id one of the most importantdiscoveries In medical sclonce and possesses the following advantages i 1. The patient can cure himself at a small expense and without outside assistance. 2. No change cf diet or pursuit of life Is neoeteary during treatment. 8. The remedies aro In no wise offensive to the allen! and entail no discomfort, ho remody reaches the seat of the trouble dlrocily. 5. The remedies and moans of appliance can be carrlod in tho pocket without Inconvenlonoo. any CACTERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. < • CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. WE WANT •AN- S the only infallible cure for Tetter, Ground Itcfe, itching Piles, Ring Worm rid all Honing SHa Diseases. iA dutiful now hnalthfol Pull West and Northwest, G E N T r-'R rryAPOesr/t, I'liklNMll'lil, *Ul*t rypr HKI 1T.U, SILOTV VT 4 A'i (trnlp-a • ,-n if. «1 fy.f h V<« to-,...: tijiJ . r c a ij.t.-. •, v la; ^ i.i »U5. :->\vti—mi miorsjc-tio workntntt to )> trim ofk-vj: iirnl Al'VLY cur niotoriuls j. .*. C(WT,«i"iii<ltnco soltcit-cd* \7*lto • :;H* uioiii;'/. 'ir£. "r ui,;! tt-i lue. IT & CO.. Cincinnati, f5J 'a. F5TA0LICHCD Hycti Iwive TETTLR, It nolter# ail how lon,j it had existed, TETTCSJt^ cT,\.ei csrtci.lly cu.'o •you ceyou use iL Hsrmlps3, Fainiass and Fragrant wnUgV Refunded tfyonr-ro dluatisfled LML» saC 1 -svttii tin- rtsoIU- RtfcrenccsHotttliern Bank of tliofltntoof Qoorifta, Chat­ ham I tank, and > f.tlottM liitak of Savannah. DOLLARS 5 TO PER DAY Easily Made. wort rnnny wank n, Jioyr , mid ylrN t/j wo:'; f , ru .<f. f«'WIi chm (tklly, rlfflit i. svil r.roumi liii'iruwn l :o ncs T.n* Ivi'itiv.s i . j ! ra ,«;-f t sfrlililv honorable, nnd *-<' O yi Miioti t »:Tered a-;"i):s. Y'»'i In:vc a rlrnr I flii Coinju-itU.-iO. Ivc-TrimrV ntnl S|i<fial nl.iTliy w n iMioiwii-y. N o ca > i : ii 1—,«ili-»*1. W o , quip yea wi ll i ' itFi ' TTiI im; >' inf io-t I . trrai von woll, and h -ij-* \ IS :•> inm t» n times ••Hlinnri wpye. Wmitm .ti:" "T.s r.'"li is tn - tt , 11 ml fttry, (t-,,1 y'ri) nvtko *7? -fa-. /, 1 <vi •. •t- iv'm r ,-. <m, t'i !'•)' Wo IT. SHUPTRIRE & BRG. SAVAfJNAH. GA. "h'-mit. Ac <«i<-(?r v.-'k, < ,ii >v • ,r y-lah ant! rim•it ft 1 ,.!• 1 •; file fill Miirll bring y:«n .Cf 1 , r- filing i- in ;."l'« • 1 Tl"' ill d" < .VI. \Vr1® for o«-r 111 f.l let c ' S j s ' I R i ii.". r-'H 1 '.'f.f.• ,> | 1. 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And all points in Idaho, Wash — Has a I'oaiUve T-fke-ujt. ™ tla«Styllah Furnltnrc. ington, Oregon, Utah •; 11M iopo tIftoil (iiinlitle* nnil Z T. does IIiJirger Hun no of Own'Hil TVorlt «; Caoterlno Mediolne Co., Waoo, Texas, n and Californiar — »ujy Smviug Muctdue In the World. finest and If est Ixjulpjieii t Examino THE ROYAL for polnls of| Itoad id the West. excellence, and you will buy no olhor. z Only line miming Solid Vesti r,bud trains el ween M. Ixuis |tUiYAE S. M. GO., Reckferd. 611 and Kansas it v. Hrelining- inlr cars and Tot t in «o of extra rharge. ROOFING. i \vd! nice pa i f ies a f fthy rail­ Kst-ylllc Weather Boarding, road station with through tickets CURE and baggage rhe'eks. Caiiiprnto Ceilhips, For lull infoimatioi,,mops ano Corrugated Sheeting, descrip ive paniphlefs of tl.if West write to or call on - v., ^.inrinu Points, PAY R. A. New land. fe.3 Iron Roofing, Traveling Passenger Agt.-r ON RECEIPT OF £>G CENTO Save TTCugh:, Cuttera and Spouting, 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N.>C. WE V/ILL WAIL A BOX OF / A;i forr.vs of Sheet Metal for Building J. CilAnLTON, O. P. A / COMPLETE AMD READY \ r. ( hit ago, HE \r0» AFi'LY WHEN SHIPPED./ r including TAKE THE CATARRH about Thia city ,-i • PURE CREAM- TARTAR POWDER •: , a^:• • r ENDORSED BY PROF A. L. METZ, P. H. G, a \\< x. -- ®,V* ' P. V*^ ; " • :f L 3 ..VA X ^E Li i • « r "i \\J J,. vf ^ » vhc *-jr/YjOr_ W. - . : ;-s-*v1 of Medical Department Tulano University of Louisiana, who, after ft Oftrefn! analysis, pronounces it v- . pure Cream Tartar Powder, 1: J which he cheerfully recommends to the public. "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" ^ ?ure, Wholesome *nd Powerful. You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. New ORLEANS, bULF MFG. CO. LA. WHUTISfcUNY ,-i/ft wise M _ Oncnfflc II, B PNT' MILES ATpv I ho tll'l lit. ('fir tHrilifi, s AfR ... nm-ipih , lj|Vj(r' I t *? •. tup«ri< .i . •«<! ft<«ciliM.irftlitr. uf 1 ^ Jr tofEIHlx'Xtfi ih •?fi«ln. i'!< eitfthov* Ortlti thoxf ubo * Y** to Ity rut'foin m»k# sitrr I * i liittwr AB toh Iwvi -, ii, • - i.'i;r i writ At s f. !: ••.'•• .CCJXV Tl of foil rfa.irtl f«» fhow our tc thr-.# n h«»«all- your laoijrhbort flu ** »n>«i>4 vv>u The hefY t?i*.A afit er<i«« .t « fiw end « f the tel# rut fireA - o»•)»«•:-.ra... .1 , ; . , atiii fftiininf th iJtor? rsem 'vt. •bout theUfte a« i-ti-n o? > Tt D e <ri • .tl. du«ht»- ajv,# ttofrfh fcope. jm tWtm w'l- t t <'•» t .hi A! : vnt, from thmakn exjrf*f' 11 r D • • tin Gilt r - ' • mer Scad Stamp for in<itirrd«3 Prtca hi.t. r AfC *tIh3 SchuRachcrGyERasiiio Cs. 0Hf0« For M a ^ r i a j Liver Trou­ b l e , o r I n d i g e s t i o n , U3e BROWN'S IRON BITTBRS Caveats, and Trade-Ma,*ra obtained, and all Pat­ ent business conducted for Moderate Fees. Our O ftce Is Opposi'e U. S. Patent Office, and we can secure pat ent in less time than those remote from Washington. Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip­ tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of charge. Our fco not one till patent la secured. A Pamphlet, "it: w to Oblaui Patents,"^' if names of actual clt-uit - in yauiolcte, cn.int * town, sent free. AiUnass, C.A.SNOW&COl Opposite Patent Office, Wasningtcn, D. LV* �The Watauga Democrat On the 10th a t Fredericks­ burg Va., the monument to Mary Washington was un­ veiled. A white marble mon­ ument 50 feet high was erect­ ed. A very large concourse of people was present. The monument was erected oy women, the first of ihe kind ever done in this country by women. M a n y patriotic speeches were made. Sena­ tor Daniels was the orator of the day and of course made a fine speech. Presi­ dent Cleveland and VicePresident Stevenson made orations nnd were greatly cheered by the large throng of people. From Manner Elk, N. C. h(litor Democrat. It is not refreshing t o know D. H. Dougherty, Editor. K. C. Hi vers, Publisher* that the great American fi­ nancial renegade. John Sher­ man has a t last opened his 1 hursdaj, May, 17. IS if 4 eyes t o the truesituation? He virtiually admits t h a t the The Senate is still hammersingle g o l d standard with ing away on the tariff sched­ out a gold currency is a bloom ule. The republicans are con ing fake. It came about in testing every inch of ground this way: On May 3rd when t o retard the final passage of the Bimetalic Leagueof Lon­ the bill. I t has become very don inet, several Senators tiresome to read the proceed­ sent a cablegrams ofcongrut ings in the Senate, as there ulation to the Lord Mayor, are so many dilatory mo­ who presided. John Sher­ tions. rMl-calls, etc. W h y man was the first Senator to should these things he? Over sign this, and the surprise the entire country all the par­ was general. He was ap­ ties are clamoring for t h e proached by an Associated speedy settlement of this vex It is stated as a curious Press reporter, to know why ed question—the tariff. It is high time that something was fact that tneie are now, near he signed the message, and done. The Populist Senators ly thirty years after the civil '*eplied in these words: "The seem t o be more interested in war, 200,000 more persons best t h i n k e r s, the best this crazy Coxey move than getting pensions than there writers, the best statesmen anything else just now, and were troops in the field on and the best financiers, are they are introducing various the Union side a t any single gradually but surely realiz­ resolutions for Coxev's bene­ time during the war. Yet ing fhe fact that a single fit. Still none of them will there are 700,000 applicants standard of gold means the endorse his movement, but for pensions yet t o he acted impoverishment of the peopie the main object seems t o be upon. In June, 1898, the everywhere, ami that some t o get up some cheap politi­ pension roll had 900,012 adequate relief from present cal notoriety for the benefit names and 711,150 claims condit inns inessential." That of the Populists in the com­ were pending. The outgo is plain, fiat-footed coir mon ing campaign, and it now np for pensions was $158,155.- sense. Our friend, "S. M. D. ' pears that they are behind 3 2 1 a figure which exceeds all is a sweet skimmer, and glids tlie pensions paid l»y all the gracefully along the surface the crazy move. The Republic!)ns still refuse nations.in the world for all without touching any of the t o set a day for debate t o their wars.—CharlotteDemo­ bottom facts. He says the panic was the cause of the close and a vote to be taken crat. shrinkage of values, and not on the tariff bill, and still the We have received from the Cleveland, and t h ' t thePiesi time for a vote is uncertain, i t ma j be t h a t when the wea­ Vance Memorial Association dent did not know anything ther gets real hot there will a circular letter ask ingeveiy serious was going to happen. be n greater anxiety fort hem body tosubscribe to the fund Grover hus never been accus­ t o go home, and a vote will for Ihe purpose of raising a ed of being a fool, and he sufficient sum t o erect u mon knew perfectly the situation be reached. The House is debating the ument to the memory of the a t the time he was inaugu­ Navy appropriation bill, and late Senator. Wehopethat rated. The gold bugs whisis having a stormy discus­ our people will ( onnte what pered "unseemly baste" to sion over it. Almost every ihey ran for this object. him, and h e immediately question discussed in general County associations are vle- adopted a couse of "master debate in the House results sired ami committees ap­ iy inactivity," and refused in the tariff discussion and pointed in each township to to do anything to avert the the members are going over collect tunds and forward the panic, when lie was urged to the snnio ground time and snum to the State associa­ do so. He is clearly respon­ sible for present conditions. again. The country is suffer tion. Suppose "S. M. I)." were to ing, and times are getting N.-O.-Chronicle: The Chief throw a bomb into the niidst worse every month nnd Con­ Justice ami Justices Avery jf a large assemblage of peo­ gress is discussing the tariff over nnd over nnd nothing nnd Bur well, whose opinion ple, nnd the explosion should yet done. The Republicans was asked by the Governor kill and wound n great many, North and the Democrats of a s t o whether certain of the According to hi* idea, he the South nnd North are be­ Judges appointed t o vacan­ could throw himself back up­ coming disgusted with the cies held for the term o r only on his innocent dignity and United States Senate for its till successois should be elect exclaim: "It was not I who slow action, and the Popu­ ed a t the approaching elect- did it; it was the bomb." lists North are looking after tion, have given an opinion And then he gives us to un­ Coxey'a welfare and claim that they do not hold for the derstand that lie can "see by ing that he ought t o be al­ term and that successors are the golden light of the sun" l o w e d t o w a l k u p o n t h e t o be elected a t the approach where the single gold stand­ grass about the grounds of ing election. I n reaching ard is the proper t hing to as­ the Capitol and mnkespeech- this conclusion they say that sume prosperity, and that he e s f r o m t h e s t e p s a n d b a r - they are governed largely by has been a gold bug from rangue Congress on his pet the construction {which the childhood. But. the masses scheme to issue $500,000,000 legislature has put on the of the American people do in greenbacks to build good Constitution. This opinion not Nee by his "lights" any­ ronds in all the states, and settles the matter, and the thing good in the store for put him in a s boss, perhaps. people will nominate and will them. Disclaiming any de­ gree of acrimony, whatever, This puts us in mind of Ne­ elect in November. I will simply suggest that we ro's fiddling while Rome was The mnjistrntes of the have a scriptnral illustiation burning. But the end will county are all expected t o of the fact that "the ass saw come sooner or later, nnd we must wait and set*- how it lie a t the annual meeting of the light"—when his master the Board on the 1st Mon­ could not do so. Healsodeturns out. day in June for the purpose plares the widening of the A great calmity has befal­ of electing a Board of county chasm between Grover and len Venezuela. On the 28th Commissioners. The Suptr- the people, when it is already of April a teirible earth­ intenda.it of public schools, about a s wide a s it can get. quake took place. Thecities county road surveyoi levy­ The good old volunteerState of AWida, La., Gunillas, ing the taxes etc. All the of Tennessee held her Demo­ Chiguaroand San Juan in the majistra I es should be present cratic convention recently, region of the Andes are re­ and assist in the important named her .State ticket, and adjourned without passing a ported as having been total­ matters. resolution of endorsement of ly destroyed. Many villages G r o v e r ' 8 administration. are said wrecked. Itisprob- The Republicans in the Sen able t h a t 10,000 people have a t e are acting very strange Every other Southern State, perished and great suffering l.y in keeping back legislation and perhaps a majority of prevails in the planes visited and the country going t o dis the Western States, will by the earth quake. This is truction under the old rob­ doubtless follow the lead of Tennessee, and it will be the indeed sad to think of so ber McKinley law. proper caper, too. T h i s many lives being lost and straw shows how the admin­ suffering worse than death "The flowers that bloom in attending the living. Think the Spring" are not more vigor­ istration stands before the how we ars blessed in this ous than are those persons who people, and further shows purity their with country and how happy and Sarsaparilla. blcod fabled Ayer's that the people believe what The Elixer grateful v;e ought all to be Vita? could srracely impart great is really a fact, t h a t bimetalt h a t we ,»re not subject t o er vivacity to the countenance ism meant prosperity, and a single gold standard means than this wouderlul medicine, such calamities. anarchy. Oui friend, "S. M. D.," although he disclaims any desire for u controversy, says he will enlighten us some more "in the future." 1 hope he will be able to dem­ onstrate, in the light of pass ing events, just how far a Democrat can folU>w up the goldbug idea without losing his identity. As for myself, I am through, and the cur­ tain falls just here. May 14th, '94. PHANTOM. A Great Fall iu Silver--How It Tum­ bled in ths Philadelphia Miltt. Hodges, his own lands and oth­ ers eontait ing 50 acres more or less. For further particulars ref­ erence " ih made to records in Reg­ ister's office. This May 3rd, 94. It. A. HAMILTON , Receiver of A. I). COWLKK. WANTED! Hood's is Good It Makes Pure Blood Scrofula Thoroughly Eradicated. "C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: "It la with pleasure that 1 give you the details of our little May's sickness and her return to health by the use of Hood's HarsupnriUa. She was taken down with An avalanche of silver dol­ lars t h a t came down with a roar and a force that shook Fever and a Bad Cough. the mint building caused the Following this a sore came on her right side be­ the ribs. In a short time an­ counters of the vast piles ol tweenbroketwo lowerleft side. She would take other on the money in the famous $50,- spells of sore mouth and when wo had succeed­ ed in overcoming tills she would suffer with at­ tack* of high fever ami expel bloody 000,000 vault to flee for fear corruption. Her head was affected and looking matter of bodily harm to-day, and ouzed Horn her ears. After each attack site bemade necessity a complete fl d' 5 re change in the method of came o oand alls ^ C uto give s worse treatment failed lior relief until we began to use Hood'sHarwtpnrilla, counting thetreasuce so that After site hud taken one-half bottle wo could see that she continued until stiu instead of the count being had luUeuwas better. Wo Now sho looks llUo llireo bottles. Bloom of Health finished July 1st it cannot nn«l Is fat The pig. We feel grateful, nnd cannot as a ) In favor of Hood's Sarsaparilla.'' cDine t o an end in less than h iiihtoo much dams, Ionian, Tennessee. M . A. M. A six months, and possibly a Hood'* Pills net easily, yet promptly and whole yair may beconsiimed efficiently, on the liver and bowels. 'Jbc. in tallying the dollars. The silver was all in bags, and piled up to a height of n o w TO S A v n MON­ ten or twelve feet, and with a width of eight or nine feet in (<>)— the immediate centre, our also having immense pres­ One of the great secret s in ma­ sure on the sides. The bags king money is to know how to save it. The principal way to save having become moldy a num money iH to buy that which you her of the shining pieces of consume from the party who will metal broke from their con- s >11 you the BEST article for the LEAST money la order to find finesand inadea field af glist­ the above named party it is very ening wlii f e on top of the essential that you call and ex­ amine my immense stock oi musty canvases, s o that it became necessary for work­ CENERAL MERCHAN­ men to climb three tiers of bags in order to do what is DISE termed "terrace off' tin* sil­ Which is almost ver so that it can be conven­ ery department, complete in ev­ consisting ol iently handled. Drv Goods, Notions, Boots ami lust about 8 o'clock there Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware. Groceries. Saddh's. Q nee tin­ was an ominously loud clink­ ware, Drugs. Fruits, Nuts. ing nnd n shout to those nt Etc., Etc., too numrrous to men­ the bottom to beware. This tion, broke into a warning to flee, 1 have just received the nicest and most complete line of and while Dr. Whitehead was calling vigorously t o the IBY man on top t > look out for his life, the bags all over be- That has ever I hmmi exhibited to gan bursting and pouring the citizens of Boone ami sur­ roundings. consisting of their quota into what was Calicoes of oil styles mid shades fast becoming a mighty Farcy and plain Lawns, ('lada valanehe of silver. • lies, Sal tines, Ginghams, N'anDr. Whitehead and Exami­ Hooks, chain brays. < ashmen h , Henrietas, Bleaching. Damask ner William E. Morgan both drapery, Sheeting, Fields, eotestimate that the amount tonades, jeans etc which will that fell was fully $2,000,000 be sold at reduced prices for cash and weighed 112.000 pounds. or its ennivolcnt. meeting ondth fying all —Philadelphia Letter to Balt­ REASON A B' E COMPETITION imore Sun. X. B. My entire stock Coxey's army has marched of General Merchandise will out of Washington, and we he sold at reduced prices ior hope that from now on the f ASH or its equivalent. country will have rest, and in order to make room for that the papers will have new stock, J am offering my en­ more important matters to tire lot of lisenss. It is not probable R E A D Y MADE C L O T H I N G now that Coxey will even pa.\ A 7 COST. a visit to Pr'sident Marion Thanking my friends ami cus­ Butler, of N. P., as fie had tomers for the liberal patronage stated he would on leaving they have given me in the prist Washington. EY. A lemed.v fordiseaseaiiti de bilit.v, especially for tliosedis eases which physicians have pronounced incurable. We give below a lew of 1 lie the many letters which \u* have received, and which vft publish with the consent of the writers who are convinc­ ed that such a remedy as we tin vedescribed lias been found in Compound Oxygen Treat­ ment of Drs. Stuikev iF Pulell. "Mv daughter was cured of Asthma by one treatment ofeoftr pound Oxygen, after suffering for fifteen years, ed. b. willih, Tylar, Texas. "I used your compound Oxvgen about a year and a halt i»go. I neglected to toll you of the great benefit I received from its use. I have not been troub­ led with catarrh since.—F. Revels. Syracuse University Sw rucuse, N. Y. Send for book of two hundred pages for fiu tInn-information,ten tiu.oniflls, etc, A book sent free. Home Treatment went out by ex­ press in re used at home. Office Treatment administered here. Drs. Starkey & Palen, * 1"»21> Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. W ISO Sutter St. Sun Francisco, Cal. I'leu ne mention this paper. ATTENTION, BIKERS! We wish (ocallatfen'ion foorr£ line of second-hand Buggies, Carts, wagons, Hacks, Harness Etc. They are almost good ns new, and persons wishing to buy can secure bargains by calling oil us.* We have n big lot of NEW ^ BUGGIES, WAGONS. CART8, HARNES" &c on hand, which will he sold on reasonable terms. If wehaveiiot got what you want, we will take pleasure in getting any­ thing for you in our line. We ljuy direct from manufacturers and can, therefore, give you vt iy^ close prices. We have a. full line of new Har ihw —Collars, bridles, etc.—ev erything in ihe harness line. Fan l**Ht the world on prices. &3T We will take itt exchange. I ioih <» s . males, and also good bee cattle. Give us ft call. HLXKLL, CJtAIG & IV. JUaioir y. C. L0C.K& I I 7 E I ! AFTER APRIL 1 HE 1 S T T4, 10 per cent, cut on / rices. SHOT ( ASH OR BARTER, NEVER TEN DAYS. and soliciting a continuation of Will Congress do anything the same so long ns I merit it, I Look over our list and com­ pare our prices with those selling t o relieve the pressure now a in RESPECTFULLY, on lime. "Monev saved is mon­ upon the country, if so why M B. BLACKBURN. ey made." don't tl.ey go about it? If Boone, April, 12, 1894. We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds Congress can't devise some good coffee for $1.00, 1 (J pounds means of lelief to quiet the NOTICE! extra'C sugar lor $1.00, best condition of the country they By virtue of n, mortgage deed calico (5 to 7 1-2 cts jmm yard, cot had better adjourn and camp executed to A. D. Cowles on the eon check, 2~ inches wide, 7 cts. ladies' and gents' with Coxey and declare that 23rd day of April, 1887, by Inb­ per yard, andtlmn they have ev­ orn Callaway and wife, Mary A. lints cheaper a Republican government is Ca lawny, arid registered HI book er been sold before. a failure, especially when B. pages 214 and 215, book of We are just receiving a full line there is no money to run it. mortgages of Watauga county, of Indies' dress goods at prices to I will sell for cash at the court suit the buyers. house ioor in Boone on the 4th W E MEAN W H A T W E SAY. Roger Q. Mills Senator day of June, 1894, it being the Call and see and from Texas, is a level headed first Monday in said month, the you money. usR^sP.we can save Democrat an honest states­ following described tract or parJOHNSON EDM 1ST EN & CO. man and an able man. It is sel of land, lying in Elk township Blowing Rock, March 5. in the county aforesaid, adjoin­ refreshing to us that there ing the lands of Esavv and Jacob are yet men who have hon­ est convictions and have the pluck and manhood to stand bv them. * • Many Persons are broken down from overwork or household cores. Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the system, elds digestion, removes excess of bile, and cures malaria. Get the genuine. FOR DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion and Stomach disorders, take BROWH'S IRON BITTEH*. All dealers keep it, fl per bottle. Genuine baa trade mark ana crowed red lines on vn-apper. IfrfcTV if y o u r subscription. �From Banner Elk, N. C. —No prospects for any TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT weddings g'jon. Our young Iulitor Demrrra t. people must think the times On last Friday night, U. L. I jopy 1 year $1.00 too hard to engage in such Lowe Esq., gave a grand en­ Liver Complaint, Constipation, " 0 months 50 44 8 months 85 luxurious festivals. The a d ­ tertainment, to his neighbors and Biliousness vent of flush times may bring and friends. One hundred ADVERTISING RATES. ARE SPEEDILY CURED and eleven partook of the ex­ about lots of weddings. 1 inch 1 week $ .75 By the use of 1 *4 1 month : 1.75 —Mr. Nat. W. Taylor, the cellent supper, which consist­ ed of roast mutton, turkey, 1 " 8 " 8.00 photographer, who has been 1 " o " : 5.oo AVER'S speckled trout etc., etc. 1 " 1 year 7.00 among us for some days, has Among those fr <ni a dis­ 1 column 1 week . 0.00 returned to bis home a t 101k 44 1 1 month 18.50 Park t o do some finishing, tance were Misses Baird and 1 " 8 " 25.00 after which he will iet u: n to T. H. Taylor of Valle Crucis, 44 A friend speaks through the Booth1 0 44 87.50 44 bay (Me.) lieyister, of the beneficial ] 1 year 50 00 Boone and complete his work Aliss Mat tie Mast of Sugar results he has received from a regular Grove, John Liueback of here. use of AYER'S Pills. He says: "I was feeling sick and tired and my Entered tit the Postoffiocat —Tiie town officers have been Butler. Tenn., t h e Messrs stomach seemed all out of order. I tried a number of remedies, but none seemed to give me any relief until I was induced to try the old Boone. N. 0., as second-class qualified and town ordinam Shull and G. W. Robbinsnnd wife of Shull'*' Mills, Rev. Mr. reliable AYER'S Pills. I have taken only one box, but I feel like a mail matter. ccs passed. The laws are anew man. I think they are the most pleasant and easy to take of any­ McNair, now on the work of thing I ever used, being so finely sugar-coated that even a child will t.-rtce bout the same as they have LOCAL N E W S . Rev. Mr. Pell, Miss Carrie them. I urge upon all who are in need of a laxative to try AYER'S been heretofore and we are Stinson of Davidson Co 1 lege, Pills. They will do good." assured will be enforced. All "For four years, I was afflicted with liver complaint. The best physi­ — B. J . Couneill, Jr., is on drummers, Long, Parrot f cians in the country being unable to relieve me, I was advised to try stock found a t largeatter the a business trip to Tenn. and Dick, of Knoxville and AYER'S Pills. I did so, and believe my liver is now in a perfectly 19th inst. will beempounded. persons from Elk Park too healthy condition."—M. Jahkell, Proprietor of Jarrell's Hotel, High —Magistrates! r e c o l l e c t Point, Guilford Co., N. C. —Joseph B. and John L , numerous t o mention. the 1 s t Monday in .lune and "I been and rheumatism for sons of James P. Council!, of The minister, with other that have handsthe victim of dyspepsia suffer periodically, years, so bad be a t the court house. my are crippled, and I from severe Vilas, graduated a t Holly gentlemen and a number of headaches. Until lately when these headaches came on, I was obliged to —Remember no stock will Spring i o I lege on the 9th. ladies, occupied thecosy par­ give up work. I have tried many medicines, but without any benefit, be allowed to run at large on until about year ago, I began Cathartic Pills regularly, ent h receiving the A. B. <le- (or. Pinned on their vestures, and now myadigestion is greatlytaking AYER'Sheadaches virtually cured, improved, the the streets of Boone after the gree. These young men have were the flowers of spi ing, a and my general health better than for years."— Mrs. E mma M c C ahty, 19th. Colon, St. Joseph Co., Mich. a bright future before them, bright lamp shone over them "I was relieved of sick headache in a very short time after having taken —Hon. W. H. Rower and They are moral and upright, i a n d a rythmic sweetness AYER'S Cathartic Pills." — Ernest Guilloud, 21 South street, San wife are a t Maj. Rower's on and we feel proud of them. i flowed through all their eonAntonio, Texas. the Yadkin, for a few days. vernations. —Watauga county h a s —Old Mr. Glenn on Cove kept up with the times very Those who were fond of Prepared by Dr. J. 0. Ayer A Co., Lowell, Maes. Creek is said to he very ill well. The county is out of gait.v went into tfeeddiicing debt ar.d the county claims hull, where fantastic toe-or Mr. Glenn is ijnite old and Every IDose Effective are par. The county has uameats flitted through the lias been feeble some time. —Master Couneill, little sou had a good Board and we R'l* like birds of good omen of Mrs. S. W. Hoyden. ofSul- think the cheapest adminis- j while tight breeches and NEW (iOttlKN CHEAP! isbury, is with his grandfa­ tration of any county about! spike tailed coats swung round with wasp waisted ()ther, Dr. Couneill, of Bocne. us. It is very important to have good county officers in costumes in n blissful delcri—R. R. Dougherty princi­ tune of high or low tariff. um of forgetful enjoyment. J HAVE JUST RE' 1VED MY SPRING AM) SUMMER pal of Globe Aeademy has Our home matters are the GOODS, ^ S. M. I). got out a very t. ice invitation most important to us, all And base a beautiful line oi cafiicoes a t 7 and 7% cents Items From The Topic. card, for his commencement think of this when you select per yard; beautiful line of drapery a t 9 cts., worth 12 els.; Mr. Anderson Winkler,aged on tlie 1 St h. vour county officers. b l a c k n a i n s o o k a t 1 0 c* h. , w o r t h 1 5 c t s . ; o r e p i e c e s i l k about 70 venrs, died a t his —We are sad - to learn ol A CORRECTION. home near Wilkesboro on the plaids 12% cts. Bed ticking, good, a t 1 5 t o 20 cts.;bleechtlm death cf Mrs. Thomas, It has been reported that I 5th of May He was a bi oth- i n g 8 t o l 2 : fancy lawn 5 cts.; chullies, fine, 0 to 7 cents; wife of Marion Thomas, on Bedford cord dress goods, 1 2 cts., worth 15; nice crape 1 0 North Fork. Milk sick is bought of Mr Boone Moore erof our townsman, Mr. Wnl- cts.; percales 12% cts., worth 18 cts.; black satine a t 11 mapie syrup that was adul- ter Wiakier, nnd of Mr. Josh said to be the cause. cts. and up; domestic 7% els. A large lot of cotton jeans tcrated. I will statetlmtsuch ua Winkler, of Watauga. —Most oi tlie corn has been is not t lie ?ase. I linve had from 1 0 cts up, and everything else a t Mrs. John Clarke, who lives planted. The weather has considerable dealings w i t h near Baton, this county, is BED ROCK PRICES. been very favorable for plant Mr. Moore, and never hud Come and see my beautiful stock of SPRING AND SUM. the happy mother of thieel ing. The finest spring for any reasons to suspect him of bright and healthy boys. MER GOODS. T h e y ore nice and cheap and I a ingoing to innny years. any dishonesty whatever. They are now about two suve my friends' and customers money, as I will sell low for cash or produce. So give me your trade. I will appreciate -Mr. \ . P. Wilson, who F. P. M oore. months old. it. carries the mail from Boone Globe May 15, 1894. Several parties p a s s e d WWANTED! 500 pound of balm of Gilead buds, 5,000 to Patterson, on his return Rheumatism racks the system through Lenoir last week on last Saturday killed a rattle­ like a thumb-screw. It retreats their way to Blowing Rock dozen eggs, 500 pounds nice yellow butter, 200 pounds of snake having thirteen rattles. before the*power of Mood's Sar- i for the summer. I t is rather beeft-wax, 200 pounds new feathers, and all other kinds of good country produce a t highest market prices. I will want sapurilla, which purifies the early for visitors t o be going All the roots, barks and herbs in the moutains this summer. — Prof. Pruncutn opened blood. So when in need of anything in the goods line call and see his school a t Bonne on Mon­ to that popular resort. Opposed to Union of the Churches. me and 1 will do you right every time. day, a t the Academy. Every The Democratic Executive Memphis, Tenn., Mav 10.— body should send in their Committee is called to meet children a t once. Mr Fran A poll of delegates to the in Lenoir on Monday, the 4, Southern Conference by the Yours Anxious to please. cutn is a fine teacher. day of June. Memphis Commercial on the — Prof. D. D. Dougherty of proposed plan to reunite the Mr. 0 . Edwards, of Birm­ WILL W. HOLSCLAW. Holly Spring College return­ Northern and Southern M. E. ingham, Ala., came to Le­ ed to his home in Boone on Churches show that two- noir last week and stopped Tuesday looking hearty and thirds of the members of the over one night with Rev. Dr. stout. He reports a fine Conference are opposed t o Buxton, lie was on his \vn.\ time at. the close. to Blowing ltock. the union. FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. Mr. Jesse Morris, who has —Mr. Allbright and family, It ever a man feels like <4 a poor of Newton, are stopping a t worm of the dust," it is whin he been in Oregon some tune, Vick's Floral Guide, 1894, the Bryan house where they suffers from that tired feeling. has returned to old Caldwell j The Pioneer Catalogue of Vegetable, and Flower*. Ayer's Sarsapnrilla removes this and is now with his father a t will spend sometiniedriuking discouraging physical condition 7 Contains 112 page* SxlO 1-2 In., with I'Vur Grand descriptions that (lesrrlhr, not. mislead 1 in our pure moutain air that and imparts the thrill of new life Hudson. Mrs. Morris will that Yellow Globs PHPPIES illustrations charmInstmet, not exaggerate Danvers Need, $1.00 Onion Tlie cover Is I tig In harmonious Mend­ Shirley, is so refreshing and health- and energy to every nerve, tissue, remain in Oregon unti' fall. ing of water color prints In green nnd white, per pound. Brilliant, with a gold hacktrround,—n drenin of benutv. muscle, and fibn of the whole 32 pagesof Novelties printed In Sdlflerent col­ giving. AO l'R LTIHS. Hibriten Academy c o m ­ ors. All the lending novelties and tlie lieet. of body. the old varieties. These hard i Imes von cannot Branching Aster, f Over 1600 Plant. afford to run any risk. liny IIONK.ST mencement comes off nex IIIhlaruH, Nun.et, —J. It. Widby, Esq., was For 30('I*. GOODS where you will receive ITI.I, A Couple of Hours. !»l ICASIJIt K. It Is not necessary to adver­ Dahlia, Ethel Tick, See Vick's FloFriday. Mr. C. F. McKesson, elected mayor of Lenoir on tise that Vick's seeds grow, this Is'known the Double Anemone, •al Guide. world over, and also tnnt the harvest pays. A Not long since a mason of Morganton, will make an very little spent for proper seed will save grrt- Charmer Pea, the first Monday, and A. A. doctor's ^Cr . —r cer'snnduntie uiehills. Many ronrede Vlek's New Potatoes. was called to fix a chimney address, a s will also Mr. Ed­ * Moral Guide the handsomest, catalogue ror r lorai nanfisomeat catalogue for Kent, N. H. Hailey and W. 1894. If yon love a fine garden send address now. with 10 cents, which may he d- dactcrt from first order, ejr »3<10 Os.h Prl».« for Potato s. VleUs' Seeds do which t h e owner deemed mund Jones and Mr. W. C. not Disappoint. They Grow, they Flourish, they Prodncc Abundantly, F. Palmer, commissioners. Rochester, much out of repair. The Newland and perhaps others. A good ticket. N.Y. mason remarked to him: "Oh, The concert a t night will be —Dr. Couneill r e t u r n e d this is not as bad as you a big part of the program me. from Salisbury last Satur­ think! I can fix this in two day and reports Mrs. Boyden hours " " I hardly think you Who is the "young Demo­ some better. It is hoped that can," replied theowner. "You crat" that is to be run by the she will get well again. Mrs. know, one can't do much in Repulicans nnd Populists for Couneill is still with her. two hours these short days." 8ol ; cetor against the Demo­ I he DEMOCRAT one year one hollar.-&« cratic nominee? Jake Halli­ —Your attention, please! — New Bedford Journal. burton o f Morganton says We now have a large and mrSBTNOW IS J HE 7 [.Jtrio SUBSCRIBE."*®* Peculiar to Itself. complete line of saddles, bri­ So eminently successful has there is such a man in the dles, harness, etc., and can Hood's Sarsaparilla been that woods and t h a t I inney will suit you in any style a t pri­ many leading citizens from all be run for Congress against Everybody n o w ces t h a t can hardly be dupli- over the United States furnish Bower. eu ted. I I e n k e l s , C raig & Co. testimonials of cures which seem should get offices; there is almost miraculous. Hood's Sar­ —Henkels, Craig & Co. of saparilla is not an accident, but nothing like it in hard times. Lenoir, wish t o inform our the ripe fruit of industry and readers that they have just study. It possesses merit "pe­ Every man having a heard received two car loads of bug culiar to itself." should keep it an even and nat­ j~gffiTSagg& «S2S"KU'°£"E2! gies, surrys hacks, etc., that Hood's Pills cure Nausea, Sick ural color, and if it is not so al­ ' • _ . « ! « M i . r o ^ thb.v are offering for sale a t Headache. Indigestion, Billions- ready, use Buckingham's Dye, Hess. Sold by all druggist. a.id appear tidy. reasonable prices. SUBSCRIPTION KATE S STOMACH TROUBLES O C OCCO CO CO c o c o ttUYAYS UOIXIIA, Cathartic Pills r ? i Ayer's Cathartic Pills Tills IS NO Iiuy DUG TO DRAW TRADE! I MEAN BUSINESS. -o1 rom now until the first day of April Ij\vill sell my stock ol CLOTHING —AND - OVERCOATS At ' 9 percent above COST! If you don't think I mean it come and look through my STOCK It wont cost you one cent if you dont purchase. I have a large sfock and want to get rid of it before spring. CALL AND L00K1 IS# I would call your attention t o the big cut in prices in my other iires. JAMES VICK'S SONS KINCHH! UKSm'TFULLV W. L BUY AN, .ydBtWiSi •>: � 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 6 Issue 31 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/cec2db0b7e4d349ffdbc73f30e722359.pdf 9afb1399da00a1dc35a41e4540d575ca PDF Text Text VOL <) BOONE, COUNTY, N. C„ rRUllSDAY MAY. 24,1894, NO. 32. L ETT EH. sentatives and three Sena­ COLOR BLIND. The Debtor Class the serenity of his thoughts; but that he could stoop to Some of those who discuss tors, 10 investigate the in­ Bristol Courier. From our Regular Correspondent. dustrial depression and make In the opening speech of his anything wo ignoble as to the various phases of the Is half a loaf hotter than a report to Congress within campaign in Lexington, k.v., think of keeping his proin - ;e money question are inclined no bread? "hat is the ques­ 30 days, if possible giving Col. Breckinridge s h o w 0 <1 *0 Madge, tah! to treat with contempt the of Life Assurance is not "Can tion that confronts the Dem­ Die cause and suggesting a himself strangely obtuse in "1 will ask forgiveness/' protests that are constantly you afford it?" but "Can you regard to the foundation says the old satyr, 'from; made by thoughtful men 111 ocrats who do not like man.v legislative remedy. afford to do without it ? " of t he nu morons a mend merits Coxey's loafers have been principles of morality and Him who bore the cross and behalf of the interests of the WOODWARDS. S. C.July3,1893. fa the Wilson tariff bill which driven out of Washington by virtue, lie told his hearers died for sinners such as I.' debtor class. Tl.e idea seems • r.W.J. RODDEY, Rock HiU.S. C. Dear Sir: — I have before uie a ha ve been submitted to the the health officer and much t lint he did not ask for vindi­ To our mind the Savior of to be that the debtor class is statement of the various options of­ fered in settlement of iny maturing Senate. It. is not what sort against the wishes of the peo cation, and that rather than winners' lias about, as little not so worthy of consider­ Tontine policy in the Equitable Life of » bill that you, or I, or pie ot Bladeiisburg, Md., five ask or accept a vote looking use for Breckinridge and his ation as the creditor class, Assurance Society. 1 have con­ cluded to accept the surplus and any other individual Demo­ miles from here, they have to that end he would not like as the preachers them­ and an argument in behalf continue the policy. The results are highly satisfactory and I heartily crat wants, hut what sort of encamped in the vicinity of stand for re-election; would selves, and as little hope for o f the former appears to commend the Equitable Society and a bill can get 43 votes in the that village, and say they not accept their votes and his salvation. For it will be strike a great many superfi­ the Tontine system insurance as practiced by it, to persous desiring Senate. Senator Mills had intend remaining thereuntil would not live in t heir midst. remembered that it was a- cial minds as an appeal in Hole and profitable life insurance. Yours respectfully, T. S. BRICK. the right idea when he said their number has increased This is all very vvell as show­ gainst just HUC I I hypocrites behalf of paupers, or at tin* that he should v.te against sufficiently to enable them ing t hat t lie colonel is u man as these that he thundered very least, in behalf of those The above letter is but one selected from many received Ssn< h of these amendments as to come into Washington of honor, but from a man His most terrible anathemas who are trying to evade the from happy policy holders in the he was on principle opposed and again try to bulldoze who has so long ami so per­ He seems never to have taken consequences of their own to, but that he would wheth­ v ongress. But there nresev sistently outraged e v e r y the slightest pains toconvert lack of judgment. But, in this vigorous and er they were adopted or not eral excellent- reasons why sense of honor and of decency, or save such men as these. It's a word to the wise—a con­ it COMICS with a very bad He was merciful to the erring growing nature of ours the vote for the bill as a whole, they will fin 1 it difficult to vincing proof to the doubtful. because it will be an improve­ remain there. Their rations grace, to tray 1 he least ot it. and repentant. But there is debtor class comprises all For full particulars address ment on Die McKinley law. have been scant for some When a man lias committed not the slightest evidence the energies and activities W. J. RODDEY, Manager, Department of the Carolina*, It will be a very decided im­ days and the Maryland peo­ the worst crime that it is thhr Breckinridge has ever that, up to a lew years ago, ROCK IU1.L, 5. C. gave vitality to the indus­ provement on the MeKinley ple say they will not give possible for n man to com­ repented ol anything. law. Even if every amend them anything, mid some of mit—for we know of no crinn It is time, too, that weval trial development of the re­ inent proposed by «he Demo­ them even refuse to sell them greater than the destruction ued at its true worth his public. and all the enterprise PR0EESS10AAL. cratic members of The Fi­ anything. Additional evi­ of a home and the severance apology that lis was led that has marked the progress nance committee should bo dence was given of the char­ of nil the marital ties—it ill astray by his passions. This of the country. The rail­ W. B. C0UNC1LL, Si. adopted without modifiea- acter of these men when the becomes bim 11 say there are apology when made by his ways of the republic* the ATTORNEY AT L V .v. | tion t he average reduction in agent of a railroad went to any parts of villain too low friends might have a shadow greatest factors in our com* Boone, N. C of plausibility, but when a merciul growth, are debtors tariff duties would exceed 25 the camp and offered to give for him to act. He goes on to ask the for­ man makes it in his own de­ to a vast amount, and the per e nt, and there are good regular employment to 200 W. B. COFNCILL, M. I). reasons for the belief that of them. Nol a single one of giveness of his hearers. For­ fense he incurs only con­ same may be said of every important undertakingto be Boone, N. C. modification of these amend­ them accepted work. The giveness for what? For hav­ tempt. ing had unholy relations There are mm who are 11 11- found in the whole country. Resident Physician. Office ments will increase the aver Argument for a new trial for t»n K ing Street north of Post age reduction to somewhere Coxey and his twonssistants with Madge Pollard? That able to detect any difference When, therefore, the Jjr.stiOffice. in the in ighborhood of 35 who were recently convicted was perhaps nil Breckinridge in colors, red, white, blue, t ut ion' protects against a fi­ — per cent. Then, when the bill for breaking the law will be had in mind, and in the green and yellow all looking nancial policy that, has dou­ 46 I r goes to a conference commit­ henrd to-morrow. There is deptiis of his soul lie lias alike. Just so there are men, bled the value of every mort­ tee after its passage by the very little probability of perhaps never realized that and Breckinridge is one of gage and bond,it is not rnak MIORXEY A1 LA \V, t heir getting a new trial, and he had committed any great them, who are morally color ing an appeal in behalf of in­ MARION, N.C Senate, further reductions sin. In his eyes unfaithful blind, all acts however in­ dividuals, but in behalf of the are certain to be made, Thus no mote of their being allow­ 1 less to his wife counts for -(D)forces that have built and it will be H»»"n that the bill ed to pose as martyrs. The nothing, his sin concerned famous, indecent, loutish, are building up the indus­ unmanly, unfuithful or deep­ YV'ill practice 111 the courts ol will be a very practical 10- law under which they were Watiiii'tii, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ convicted provides for fine or only himself and Madge, and ly dyed in sin being of one tries of the country, and de­ ell and nil >thor counties in the form of the tariff, and as imprisonment or both in the by way of vindication de­ and the same shade. veloping the commercial and ukM tii district FsTSji vial utten such it deserves and should clares that he never had any business industries of the tic>ii given to the collection of receive the vote o f every discretion of the judge. The Didn' t Undeistand^thn Question. country. i 11 ten I i >ti of marrying the 1®* cluinuf." Democratic Senator, regard­ expectation of those who are pooi girl. A very laughable incident The process by which the in position to give them some W. B. Council! X. 1>. T. C. Blackburn, less of whether it meets his He would have scorned, occurred at the young men's liabilities of the debtor class (tooan, X. C.. ZlouTjlle, X. C< individual idea of what it idea of what will be done is he says, to do anything so debating ciub last Mondu.v have been doubled is well ought to be or not, and after what the judge will sentence ignoble. But the virtuous n i g h t . I t s e e m s t h a t t h e known. It is as simple as making a careful canvass of them in accordance with the reader will natuially enquire question for debate was: "Re subtraction a n d addition. them 1 predict that it will law. giving them the full pen­ what, right has Breckinridge solved, thut the pulpit fur­ We have described it over when put. upon its final pas­ alty, and then suspend the now to scoi 11 anything unless nishes a greater field for elo­ and over again. Their debts &3£Calls a 1 tended a t all sage receive the vote of every execution of I he sentence din­ it be his own si If. But to quence than the bar." Now are on a gold basis, and art horns. ^ Democratic Senator. Sena­ ing their good behavior. scOVn himself for his sin, to we get it straight from one the value of gold, measured Washington is going 1/Q3. tor HiP will vote against the through a n old fashioned repent in sack-cloth and of the members of th » cluo, by falling prices, increases E. P. I.OVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. income tax and some of the ashes, is very far from his that Ben Fuller is on« j of the with it. The money in which proposed amendments, but smallpox scare. It has been intention, and when he rolls leadingiights. Hovveverwhei 1 t he interest on debts is paid 1 am satisfied he af­ on for nearly a week and the lOVIll & FLETGilER, terwards vote that the willtil e arrival of a negro from Chi­ his eyes to heaven for justi­ Ben took the stand he was will purchase twice the afor en fication, it is with a full be­ evidently not fully posted on mount of commodities that AT1URXKYS AT LAW, bill, although I am at pres­ cago. 011 Saturday, with the lief that he has already more the meaning of the words H would buy twenty years BOONE, N. ent in the minority by thus disease fully developed has than atoned for his sin. 'bar' and 'eloquence/ altlio' ago. In thecase of railroads aggravated it, and the doc­ WST Special attention given thinking. H0 r]e(•)a res that lie ill he thought, he was perfectly and productive industries, to the collet ion of claims. The house Judiciary com­ tors are reaping a harvest, never forgive the newspaper so, and with a burst of elo­ their earning capacities have mittee lias favorably report­ Everybody and his vviL and men and ministers who have quence he lead off in the affir­ been cut down nearly oneXj.1* GREE N'L. a CO., ed Representative De Al­ children are getting vaccinal misrepresented him. While mative, and with convincing half, for their earnings are ed. REAL ESTATEAG'TS. mond's bill providing that No appointments, except ir. is possible that neither the argument and sledge ham inexorably measured by the no judge of a U.^S. court press nor the pulpit care a mer blows on the desk, and price that their staple freight «OOSE, N. f. shall punish any citizen or those of foremanships, are to continental whether he for­ an unusual amount of fan­ will fetch in the market. Oth* be made by Public Printer Will give special attention officer for being in contempt Benedict until he has red need gives them or not, it is inter­ ning the air, he tried toshow erwise there is an end to pro­ to abstracts of title, the sale for refusal to levy a tax or esting to enquire in what that the pulpit furnished a duction and business. of Real Estate in W. N. collect a tax for the payment the force which he found way they have misrepresent­ greatei field for 'intelligence* Hereafter, therefore, when Those having farms, titnber of any bond issue by the nearly twice as large as it tban the'baiTooin/—Bryson the 'Constitution' protests ed him. Why, in attempt­ (ity 7 imes. and mineral lands for sale, municipality, conn t y, or ought to be. against the injustice with will do well to call 011 ^aid Co. President Cleveland has ing to show that he at one state, where the levying of at Boone. Landmark: Public Printer which the single gold stand­ gone down the Potomac for t i m e i n t e n d e d t o . m a r r y L. L. GREES A CO. strnh tax or collection is con a few days salt-water fishing Madge. That is the sting- Benedict, who took charge of ard presses on debtors, it trnry to the laws of the March 16,1893. that more than anything else the Government Printer Of­ must be underst ood as speak state. The Democrats on the and recreation. maddens this old goat; that fice last week, will discharge ing in behalf of the most po­ NOTICE. committee saw nothing in Merchant*. his fellowmen, those whose 400 employes. There is not tential agents of our busi­ Hotel Property for Sale. the bill beyond a wise preven Hear what Peter Cooper high regard he had so great­ work for them, he says, and ness and industrial prosperOil account of failing health tion of the punishment of says who was worth millions ly valued, should conceive of myself and wife, I offerTor sale there are so many on the ity.—Atlanta Constitution, my hotel property in the town of citizens for obeying the laws when he died and marie more that he even fed so low as to rolls that there is not room Boone, North Carolina, and will of their own states, but the money during his life than Greensboro Record: North *ell low for cash and make terms Republicans promptly Trot­ any of hisc\)tempon;ries. "In think for a moment that he for them in the building. all towns where a newspaper could marry Madge Pollard. The reason that there are so Carolina produces the finest to suit the buyer, and will take real or personal property in ex­ ted out from the daikest is published every man should That the whole world should many unnecessary employes wheat 111 the world. Wheat envernsof their imagination advertise in it, if nothing change. Apply soon. believe that he had lied to on the rolls is that Public raised by Col. ; Henry G. W . L . BRYAN. the state rights bogie man more than a card stating his Printer Palmer, Republican, Thomas, near T omasvillc, and proceeded to give them­ name and the business he is the girl, that he had lied to AO! ICE. was a war' ed the first prem­ in. It pays the advertiser his wite, that lie had lied to has, since the Cleveland ad­ Parties putting papers in selves a scare. ium at the World's Fair, at my band for execution will The House committee on and lets the people at a dis­ M r s . B l a c k o u r n , t o t h e ministration came in, ap­ Chicago. Score another f r please advance the tees with Labor has male a favorable tance know.vourtown isalive church and to the country, pointed Democrats w icn and prosperous. As the seed that he lived and acted a lie; e v e r r e q u e s t e d t o d o s o b y t l / 1 < < l d N - u 1 h S t a t e . the papers and they will re, , ,f n ivivepromptiit.teiitio!.,'.titer rpportonchumnrtn M.Gnnns is sown so the seed recom­ that he outraged every sence Senators and Representa­ For MaLaria, Liver Ti ouNever pull down wise they will be returned resolution for the appoint- penses. your sign while yen expect to of decency and social respon­ tives, whether there w a s ble ,or!ndigestion I wihiC not executed for the want of rnent of a select committee BROWN'S IRON BITTER* sibility, in no wise disturbs work for them or not. fees. D. F. BAIRD SHFF . to be composed of fourliepre do business. The Question Equitable Life Council! & Blackburn, Physicians & Sheens. W A SHIN (i TO N WATAUGA �Hie Wataaga Democrat be cash and the balance at the rate of $."">,000 a month. A DEMocitATiciAm iiy newspaper, The forestry building and devoted to the interest ot Coun­ Lababida convent are ex­ ty State and Nation. Published cluded from the purchase. every Thursday at Boone, Wu tauga County. N. C. A loung Man Should Remember. Editor Stuart, of the Pu­ laski Lance , liscourseth thus on the appointment of exGovernor Jarvis, of North Carolina, to the United States Senate: "We l e f t somewhat mortified as well as pleased the other day when the telegram brought the news that GovernorCarr, of North Carolina, had ap­ pointed my old room-mate and class-mate, Ihomas J. Jarvis, to be the successor of the lamented Vance. Thirtyfive years ago no one who knew Jarvis would have guessed that he would ever Why folks drink liquor, when ryoch the office of sheriff they can get good water; ,vhy they wash in tin* branch, when much less to become a Sena­ tinware is so cheap; why thtvv tor. for he was one of the make out on not enough dishes, dullest students we had in when crockery is in reach: why shingles rot, when paint is low, our class at old Randolph why they borrow, when they can Macon. Vet he was a great use their own tools, why they student and kept pushing n- ski in over the ground when a very plow can b« had, wu.y antil he graduated. We themselves down why they break cooking over feel mortified been us? he went a hot lire, while stoves are so through college w i t h o u t cheap, are conundrumsthat can­ much difficulty and the high­ not oe snive l l>v N. M. Allen. est office we have had bestow Slanduid Kecpar'» Notice, ed on us a poor, miserable The people of Wa tauga w "justice of peace, ' and that take notice that I have pro­ was when no one else would cured a room in the court have it. We will say to our house where I will attend at old friend of other days, se- the commissioners' court the eui 1 us a good fat office un­ first Monday in each month for t be purpose of scaling t he der "Uncle Sum" to pay us weights and measures fori he for all the trouble we had in people. The law requires this aiding you to get through to be done every two years. J. H. COOK,' college for yon well know if it STANDARD KEEPER. had net been tor your room mate you would be working EDUCATE YOU It GIRLS in rosin." Senator Jarvis is ATnot yet a brilliant man, but, Claremorit Female Ca I he is a level Headed and per­ lege, sistent \vorku\ Here is an­ HICKORY, N. C. other proof of the aphorism, (' nsurpassed for location, thor­ "the race is not to the swift oughness and eheaprn -s. nor the battle to thestrong." (Ma istian, but not nectanan. t. That, whatever else he tuny strive to oe, lie must first of all be absolutely hon­ est. From honorable prin­ ciples he can never swerve. A temporary SUCCORS is often possible on what are not ex­ actly dishonest, but the "shady" lines; but such suc­ cess is only temporary, with a certainty of permanent loss. The surest business successes—yes, t lie only succeesses worth with making— are built upon honest founda tions. There can be no "blinking" ai the truth or at honesty, no halfway compro­ mise. There is but one way to be successful, and that is to be absolutely honest; an J there is but one way to he honest. Honesty is not on­ ly the foundation, but the capstone as well of business success. 2. He must be really alive to every opportunity. He cannot afford to lose a sin­ gle point, for a single point might prove the very link that would make complete the whole chain of business success. 3. He must ever be willing to learn, never overlooking the met that others have long ago forgotten what he has still to learn. Firmness of decision is an admirable trait in business. The young man whose opinions can he tossed from one side to the other is poor material. Put youth is full of errors and caution is a strong trait. A. h he he wise he will en­ tirely avoid the use of liquors. Newland Endorsed for Solicitor. If the question of harm done Morgan ton Herald. by intoxicating liquor is an The Lenoir 7 opic wants to open one, the question of ac­ know the name of the young tual good derived from it is Democrat whom the Repub­ not. licans arecalculatingon coax 5. T-et him remember that iug into the field to run aa young man's strongest re­ gainst Will Newland. The commendation is his respect­ Herald knows the name of ability. Some young men. ap­ the man they have in view, parently successful, may Oe but it believes that on coun­ flashy in dress, loud in man­ ting on him the ^Republi cans ner, and disrespectful of wo­ are "reckoning without the men and sacred things. Hut host." and we are not going a man who is respectable al­ to put him un)the defensive by ways wears the best. The publishing his nair e in con­ way a young man carries hiiri nection with a rumor which self in private life oftentimes we hope and believe is unfoun means much to him in his ded. In this connection, we business career. No matter would remark that. Solicitor where he is, or in whose com­ Newland has made a mostex pany, respectability and all cedent prosecuting officer and that io implies will always has won strong friends in ev­ command respect. And if ery county in the district. His any man wishes a set of popularity is not confined to rules even more concise, here his own parl.v, and the man it is: who beats him before the pen Get into a business you pie will have to get up deci­ Jike. dedly in "the forepart of the Devote yourself to it. day." Unless we are badly Be honest in everything. mistaken he will he renomi­ Employ caution; think out nated without opposition, i thing well before you enter and reelected no matter who upon it. the "coalitioners" put up aSleep eight hours every gainst him. night. Do everything that means The South Offers Work. keeping in good health. While the armies of "the School yourself not to wor­ unemployed" are making for ry; worry kills, work dosen't. Washington from all parts of Avoid liquors of all kinds. the West^and North a con­ If you must smoke, smoke vention of planters, assem-' modern tely. bled at Greenville, Missis8ip : Shun discussion on two pi, is trying to devise ways points—religion and politics. of gettingfarm laborers from Ana lastly, bjt not least, Europe. They want hands marry a true woman and and will welcome them from ha\e your own home.—Ed­ any part of the Union, out ward Dok in the Cosmopoli­ cannot get them. "Never," tan. says a dispatch from GeeenThe World's Fail* buildings ville, "has reliable farm la­ have been finally sold to a bor been so scrace as it is Chit ;go syndicate for $80,- this season." Large tracts 000. of which $25,000 is to lie idle for want of people to '.«!».! Hi . i .UMin - nriiri!t:>!l'l!i:i!i !fnii!) HiKiiiMiHiiK A UOMI'LETE cultivate fhemj "If Coxov army desire work," the dis­ patch adds, "they can get. all they want in the Lower Mis­ sissippi Valley." The South' gives employ ment to all its own people and offers work to the unemployed of other sections. The fact is that the tariff has drawn -laborers away from the f a r m s by its delusive pro in i s e s. The Northern citices. with their lavish expenditures and con­ tributions to advance wages, have done the same. It all works well enough while times are flush, but in per­ iods of stringency the results s h o w themsel ves.—Balti­ more bun. - • « OVERMAN'S if ' I > ]f«FI6THE UXV6ENI IS ZX3 3 zr: cx» M r~ CP m r VflTIP.N Y . mxl mil >7 iu. he tlio !!>*/ .fsfcl 'J. ' .t'v o wens. . Go., J'* w' 9 illilllilililtliiilS|li:i!i:ii;:.!::iim.::i.<.i iiJimuiiiui ROYAL. CATARRH mm EXTRACT CACTUS. This new treatment for Catarrh and tjj diseases of the respiratory organs is ono ofthe most Important discoveries km , in medical science and possesses the following advantages i 1. Tho patient can euro himsolt at a small exponss and without giiiif:i;sin:iit!i!iu i s'liiiir: jtiit'iMiiiMiiniiiiiiujiiiiiw 2. No chanqc ofoui^ldo assistance. Is nscessary diet or pureult ct lilo during troetment. 2 Bwntaino Blj^i a 3. Tho rorr-tdltis aro !n no wise offensive to tho patient r.nd entail no discomfort. 2 I'm ft-" 'f-aireawngfJuiitle. 4, Tho remedy roaches tho seat of the trouble - IIws !;'« JCcutv) In Ooueirucllon. directly. I• 2 ft Mecltaiiicul Afiifiui 0. The ror.rcdlrs and means ot appliance can bo Finish. - lias an Klcjjnnl I-TIIIHI carried In tho packet without Inconvenience. 2 "»»s a !'*>rtPot /• iljuitweiit. in:l. :: TiliTMJBNT at any drnv »tor«. «• lias n I'o-i'.tlvo F".' R. T(*R|NE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. 2 ftftft Sty'lsh•'»ruridtnre. C iatltlssnnd — iiiut Muro >oi> ivtr*" • CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. 2 rtoos r tsr|;tr 1 «•< Oor>oial WorU .«,\y Mi i/lK^ PIucNl. • J iu !•!>«> Morid. -- CaoteHns [("'"dlfine Co., Wttco, Texas, ~ Exairi'iia THH nOYAUfcr pointc c. ft excellence, and you wlfi buy no otlur. v ? :• i RtsYAE S, M. CO., Rcc«tfortI. iii. I Ciiu:iiiiiia:it9<};i;iiii!:i.i'i;i 1 • in ts;t i nt;i'i:nfir . '*1v, • (1 'A. B ^ •t [4 o*3 » na P I ' CHN . " Do you want to aid in building up a paper that shall reflect the greatest credit on North Caroli­ na, no matter where it en ay he seen? Then patronize f h e W i l m i n g t o n Mes%engei A LAJtGJD KKiHT-l'AflE ' PAPEU Do you want a reliable j>aper giving you all the news fit the world—a Democratic newspaper t hat equals the best-has 1 he largest circulat ion, and has (or iweiity-one years been i part ain] fuctoriu thegrowth anddevvelopment of tile Old North State? Then subsci be (or Cash in advance. Doth papers are large Light-Page -'beets. Send Postal Card with theaddrt ss of (ivc per­ sons and receive sample cop­ ies of T HE M ESSENGER, Oct. 1st, 1888. tf. TAKE THE II oillSilgO £S1^ t\ liU •UOINO West hi and Korthwest. ['.••• V ' : . " . ° - r P-?— Cf.:nabt« Ceilings, > CURE COIRUOATED SHEETING, P^Qflng Paints, REV. J. L. AICUPIIV, L'N sid< 11 GF3 RECEIPT GF DC GESSYS WE WILL MAIL A DOX OF ;. . X The Pride of the North Coroli CURE FOR adukehb - "> • I : P Tllj: WltMIKGJTC/K MISMNGJ It Campaign Hates: ITie "Daily Messengei*," .by nail, J months on trial, for $2.00 • ; -MM OTMH CO., NA?EHff-E'I fhe weekly "Transcript Mesf«ii.i. iiiiiiMitirniiiiiiuiiiiinitiil •longer," (tho largest and best paper in the State) 9 inonths on trial for $1.00 NATURE'S Faculty able and painstaking. Special advantages in .Music. Send for Catalogue. IF HE CMC-' :"BREATH OF LIFE-"! . u.v, '..;. :>» QXYGENuth.S \t life giving #1- 2 I 'iPf/AY Kilo•ement ofw.thout 2 water; air and G lit there can be no ~ )MOUTHHf#« BFK0lFI<m PitCE. OXYGEN is a" epeeialmedicat- 2 od Oxygen treat- S , ' ; SPiicp Kent lor dieeaa-" i OXYCE t;i cf the nose, •'! throat and lungs 51 3 he inholaticnu "* £ft. CURES , contain Germi- ~ 'ARRH AS1 HNd cldeitand Sitin, . JMQiih'ierioN foclante, in ad ^ u '1K0NCHITIS dition tospecifics 3 Jfff KAY FEVEB known the bett a faro for thote die- ~ !,coi if]: , tL.ro»odT by Inhalation rirht toS i t cf thsd!sta-o, tr.akiny it a POSITIVE jS V B«paratJ £peoi£>ce u.'oa in Catarrh and «• over. Not a r.raetios. 2 - r-.».,:.-iho it in theirpatent tuodieino. Phyaleiana 3 0?«.Y"B»P IN USE.! !: \; ti-1 D» pOnlto< leu: Oa. A riii. B ri-1.8W.AIr.bfoaaSt.OiDftlia. Ncb« SS St. Atlanta, 4 ' A. :: BuildtQSiOUI^VPIV. 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A* A** A Hmigrfints going to any of the C rst. rn Stalls or Territories vi!! save time and money going via, Chicago and Altoii route, is i he (piickest route to :.V \S vs CITY, DION VEH, PIHODLO, Vnd all ]>f>ints in Idaho, IV.'u.h ington, Oregon, Ctuh and California, Finest and Drst Efpiippeu Load in tie- West. Only line running Solid Yost I aid trnii:« "ctuecn St. Lotis Mini Kidiso;- iiy. heciining inir cars and Tour is < e of extra charge. I will mee parties at any rail­ road station with through tickets i nd baggage checks. i"'or fall inl'ornuitioi.,p.nps ana ! scrip ive pamphlets of tie A'est write to or call on H. A. NEWLAND, Traveling Passenger Agt.. 11) Pal ton Ave., Asheville, N. C. J. CHAULTON. ({. P. A ( hi< i l o . 111. *VV} IR«'«':V.MN "i. iuw. a ) •' i*« ... •)». ;i; i /•„ dt •* ' i . i..,. I... 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This Rtnnrlard remedy has been tried, andcroln^r.t physician, for forty years iiy r.r>ithnot found 'wanting, who has ufor all w certain which i; recmumi • dcd. .. ami unvarying succo ->d disoaiws for to benefitinfrom tl-.c lir»t do It, ni»ver fails i effectually dii.l-^ mlt nil quickly an from tUn Sj -'.-.'ii: thnr.v •>\ (!iac4»f the ruciiiiin of the :o<;a, iiver ai d :ions ik-vs wllli'iul any unpleasant !nj- kiiloff sup sitiniii, Ti>u* itrr&ti.'t oforigoorni-ce or -i ts. , 1; i- .n<< :, (1CUPtliVrWOffll kit "Vl. is tenndsed upon .,pr, ur.FK'S <I ti.E blacd And br., rA;;.; :mitheCIIRINSCSt-ndSDIts p- '.lysisof KCner.sl tonic. itTi vvillm -t ftSTTU A in Is at Utfcly riv i. iltJi-srivlosf r.topertipsMiyttn ?dy cv-r it li'-yoiiil i-'j ;» *itli o fjnd* t-'S th<> public.imp tre uttff ULWnrerli'.v rI - blr.o -.h Ciirveot <ti life; C! • yk.11 itfrf: Iror-t Iti'fijW' 1/ isii nu» I'lee*"1- IXNPpi'.. fcJ-rn - . ,s' J.:; ».,•• i- ; : "• ..» ;«•.» >: r .* Vff*t S •.-;». ' f - r > ' h v . t t: l -lut'nlMk.eht 3 IN JSfVrtr. .. i V ot'wv.'1« a v i, • :,io rpu.-cirl. -J--r• PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER ENDORSED BY y' > :y • . .+ *• m! .vhi •i f, ' PROF A. L. folETZ, P. H.G, of Medical Depnrtmont Tnlano University of Louisiana, who, after a oarefnl analysis, pronounces it, a pure Cream Tartar Powder, which lie choerf'ully recommends to tl\5 public. "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" . ' - •: ?: •?& ?T'ss!•; •v- a • ? U R E . WH O L E S O M E AND PO W E R F U L . You Want It. Ask Grooer For It. fciii.F MFG. GO•» N E W OR L E A N S . LA. i OHO of th< Bf HTTi'l z pi t>^ eacoju--. iI.ii(;', ur fe.'ijitirnre flic v»o»Junit lo Mtrruour uin'tii'au'd, EWILI U • ! ... i"> t v;rTUPRNC tO'»NF ^II C'r«>N* thasf MCTFKXK : IN MCH !OR;».'iff. • eJ-." S ' r.ie to < hcncff A!lr rrvdk« ho vido t • ct OIHO.ty -MI FUT ~ v v v; - r'-iwttnM.-tiuw Abtnv our to - t<. A!iTf.uaniiMo<io| Penfl Stamp fvr DluxtrutcJ T fM I. si L. <t •Vy •-* , '»»•' ' '*•«»toatot1 Mtm a-:;hht>t» Tli3 Schuftiaoher Cym.'ia:;* inCs. i... »• i r*' ww T,i* b. ivrf 'tiY'' ' •. 1V ' p'aeioe offtimtH '*r 1 *if tfiA I' le tf. ^op^. Tho foiicwrcg rut a nmtifc off: rc.Jured •©fifoddri poo3 « 8Ar3 puo ahoX o-unop 'noi OJTI? ff]^ AI 'sir H iXfifrqep jmiocaS *] n 'fuj s<XMf>nu &LL i n xomk IWOAV ip ani no.f JO •qjoa JOJ pooS /((B.U 'jno #aF*One doilai pays for the 'sAUJy UJVU unos dil Democrat one j < a v. Ad an I I II \ Caveats, and Trade-ilai\s obtained, and all Pal* mt bmlan condo< ted fior Moderate few, sad Oof can secure patent in lecetiine than those we Office Is Opposite IJ. S. Patenl Offica, rcioote from Washington. Send model, drawiuyt or photo., with descrip­ tion. Wc adv' ,j, if p- toniiWe or not, froe of char; "*. Our fee mtriue till patac is peonrcd. A ramchict. ' i'ov to Obi» ;*. Patents," •*-' b narr-s of actual cl'Mita it- > r.r Stela, ivui! A tot* n, sent l'rce. j\ :<jr* O.A.SNOW&C01 Opposite Patent 0if.ee, Washington, 0. (>; �* From Burner Elk, N. C. U )j ii r'luei! Uullei'son of ing our coffee, sugar, spice, WANTED! Ti xns if: ( xtreme silver mni) Editor Democrat: medicines, etc., etc., from for­ A iciuedy for disease and de I am gratiflod to know that eign lands, and carrying our I). n speaking of the criticism rty» Editor. bilily, especially for thosedis i 'Mbii hi •. ?)nu a i >U v 'hfiipt ,1 upon Presi jfriend 'Phantom' and I have products to the different e:u eases which physicians have pronounced incurable. dent Cleveland at the present interested the readers of the poriums of tlie world. / Liuisdaj, May, .24, 1804 We give below a lew of the time, and says that Mr. Cleve DEMOCRAT . On all sides, the It woul 1 be just as reason 1 the many letters which we land is very greatly misun­ people have mentioned the ble to say that Watauga 10. have received, and which we Copt. "Buck" Kitchen and derstood on the silver ques­ correspondence to me, and should declare her com mm* publish with the consent of Pol. Harry Skinner are now tion. There is no doubt, he asked the question: Who is eial independence and hav the writers who are convinc­ brothers of the most sacred says, that Cleveland is unal­ 'Phantom?' 110 dealings \;ith Lenoir, Elk ed that such a remedy as we My opponent calls me a Park, VVilkesboro and Moun ha vedescribed has been found ties in politics. They are lov­ terably opposed to free coin­ in Corn pound Oxygen Treat­ ing each other supremely, and age of silver unless it shall be "sweet skimmer," and it is a tain City as to argue that ment of Drs. Sturkey cC Pawe are anxious that brother controled by the terms of a little strange to say that 1 the United States could pros len. It. Z. Linney join them and fixed international agree­ had thought thesnmeof him. per, without those great com make a trio that will be in­ ment that will insure an It is probable that wearelike uiercial transactions with oth "My daughter was cured of Asthma by one treatment otconi vincible. This trio would rep­ equality of value between sil­ the two Irishmen that met in er nations, in which millions pound Oxygen, after suffering resent every shade of politics ver and gold, and says that the road, when each o n e of dollars are exchanged. tor fifteen years, ED. IJ. WILLIP, that has ever oeen suggested the President would deplore thought he knew the other, On account of making my Tyler, Texas. in the United States. These the spectacle of a depreciated and after they had gazed at article ton long, I shall post­ "I used three noble fellows should or­ currency in this country as each other in the face, finally pone the article which'Phan­ Periodic Attacks of Neuralgia In gen about your compound Oxy­ a year and a halt athe Eyes. ganize at once and dispense the greatest calamity that one broke sileneo by saying: tom' refers to until next week. go. I neglected to tell vou ot Tlood C«., Lowell, Mass. i the country everything a- could befall it. The silver "Fath, and 1 thought it was But as he proposes to let the "C. I.write to&»ny tliut I have been a sufferer for the great benefit I received fiom "I kin to politics. Tariff for pro question arises now on con­ you and you thought it was c u r t a i n f a l l , I s h a l l d o t h e four years with neuralgia In the eyes. The imlna its use. 1 have not been troub­ were very severe at night, causing mo to suffer led with catarrh since.—F. \V. \ection, tariff for revenue on­ ditions not heretofore pre­ me and it'u neither ol lis." same, and what 1 write here­ winter and summer alike. Sometimes a month Revels, Syracuse University Sy­ ly Jacksonian democracy, sented. The World is practi­ 'Phantom' mildly suggests after shall be entirely inde- would laps® between spells, then I would be racuse, N. Y. Troubled Evory W«ck, Ilamiltoniau republicanism, cally 011 a gold bases. What­ that 1 am a republican, by pendent of previous letters. osyMj-SHl'y If I \*:w up at eight I am a man of Send ior book of two hundred babita, 4tf yenvv uga, Su b-treasury, Government ever silver we may employ asking me to demonstrate I quit the field with the reunlarpast seten yoars byofHeath, and employed pages for further-information, t< s for the Dprlug i & Co., ownership of railroads, Fiat now, in the absence of an in­ "just how far a Democrat high est respect for "Phan- Wel>known merchant:) and bankers of thJs place la..omuls, etc. A book sent free. Home Treatment sent out by exl money, Gold stnndardisin. ternational ng eeinetit, must can follow up the goldbug torn." He is a perfect gen­ 9© press to >e used at home. Office 111 Woman suffrage, Free trade- be on a domestic bases be­ idea without losing his iden tleman, having a charming JUUWU. S*?*' Treatment administered here. nnd bought a supply Jlood's ism, High and low tariff, Cox cause it is no longer current tity." I will answer by rela­ young wife and one bf t h e K-Pifcuade*. I four bo*tkw ofbelieve. 1O.r*rllla, usod r.m eyism, Centralization a n d at the World's counter. The ting a circumstance. One man sweetest babies in the coun­ cured." W. J. Li..NO, Lancaster,SouthCaraWaa. k euro CoaatipaUou by restor­ 1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. other kindred phases of poli­ object of the veto of the said to another: "1 have an try, and what is still more flo'xj'9 ing I Aw .oc'i.Vwile aotioncf tiiJ ullaaNMUtry 121) Sutter st. San Francisco, Cab ties are ab'y represented by seigniorage bill was to main­ objection to Heaven, because beautiful, he knows just how .''lease mention this paper. these exponents. Let them tain the parity of the two according to the Book, there to treat them, and knowing TVf- V F is T*. V. w V •* * is to be no distinction of the how, lie ajts upon his knowl­ form the combination a n d metals, if possible. sexes, and therefore there will edge. [7 S. VI. I). I. enlighten the people, as we Dr. TaImage has had the be n :> women t here." are badly in need of such a great misfortune of having Uiobe Coiuincuotioioit. (") "Well sir," said the other, firm at this time. We hope Mr. Linne.v will not hesitate; his Tabernacle burned. The "1 have thesameopinion, bur T h e closing exercises 01 One of Hi" givtit secrets i'i ica He loves'Puck' Kitchen any fire occurred last Sunday a I'd rather be in Heaven with­ Globe Academy on the 10th king in itey is to know hotv It, U e wish t o call a tf en' ion t o our week ago just after he had out women than in Hell with inst., reflect ere Jit on the •.iivt' it. Mb*principul wuvtosav. line of second-hand way. 111oi;jv i-s to buy t ti.it w tii yc.e students ami the teachers Cons un« t.'orn i h» part y who «*i" hold service and was yet in all of its woes." Buggies, Carts, wagons, The Supreme court having the pulpit shaking hands, Upon the same principle, under whose deccipline HiM •4>'l! yon thi» KKST article for the indicated that there will be but the congregation had one may have objections to have been during the pan l.KAKT money In order to find Hacks, Han.ess Etc, tlm above tin i>*<! pai tv it i.oTiy four vacancies in the judges, mostly left the building. The the Democratic party, and session. The debate at 11 t\s.- nitinl thai you foil and ex­ 1 hey are almost, good as netv, of the State in consequence loss was very great, but Dr. yet as long'us he would rath o'clock a. 111., was very good. amine niv ieum»ii8<> stock ot and persons wishing to buy can of the construction given by Talmage is much giatified er be a democrat than a re­ The young men showed tiley secure bargains by calling on us, the court on the act of the that all bis congregation was publican, be has not lost his had studied the subject and CZxiLRAL MEItCIiAUWe have a big lot of NEW legislature in regard to the saved, saying it was a provi­ identity. I am as much in had a good idea of oui own EISE BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, matter. So there will be a dential thing, that if the fire favor of free coinage of silver government and also of Can HARNESS ,Ve fridge to elect in our judicial had occurred during the ser­ as 'Phantom' or any other ada. The question debated, Which is almost complete ia < v district as judge Bynum term vice that many lives would man, but not upon the pres­ "Should the United States cry department, consisting 01 on hand, which will be sold on Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and reasonable terms. If we have not expires. Our Attorney \V. B. have been lost. ent purity unless that parity annex Canada." I. L. Moor< Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware, got what you want, we will Groceries, Saddles, Queens-, Uouncill will be in the field 80 desperate are the repub­ be fixed upon by the Bi-mct- and Job F. Cook showed take pleasure in getting any ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts. ior tlie nomination and we licans against the tariff bill alic League, out I am oppos- R'°"' and substantial rea­ Etc., Etc., too nuuif rous to men­ thing for you in our line. We buy suppose judge Bynum also, that efforts have been made ed to the fussilade which the sons for annnoxation. Then direct from manufacturers and tion. /came A. ('. Farthing and Joe fhe judge is a favorite of to bribe twoSenators to vote South and West are making I have just received the nice can, therefore, give you veiy ('. Moore HHB HHagainst and argued HH our» ntid we think well of against the bill, thereby do- against the and most compli te line of close prices. hitn both personally and ienting the measure; but the cause they can't kick a joint proposition and con vine Wo have a full line of new Har od the committee that "Un udicinll.v. We also have offer of bribe lias failed. Sen­ out of his back bone. uess—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev high regard for W B. Coun­ ators Sutton, of Va., a n d The Bi-inetalic League is j He Sam had no use for this That has ever been exhibited t erything in the harness line. Can cil nod believe him to be u Kyle, of South D< ota, are composed of representatives ! cold, bleak, ice bound section the citizens of Boone and sur­ beat, the world on prices* le man for judge. We the men approached. Sutton f r o m d i f f e r e n t p a r t s o f t h e Inlid that Canada should be roundings, const h ing of We will take in exchange, dnk Wr tauga is entitled to was offered $25,000 and Kyle earth, and their object is to ! let alone /The boys werelogi Calicoes of all sty Ies and shades hoi sos. mules, and also good bee Sine recognition in the com­ $15,000 to vote against the make an international agree­ cn! and witty during the de­ Fancy nnd plain Lawns, Chub lies, »S at tines, Ginghams, Nun- cattle. Give us a cull. ing campaign, and we shall bill, and a committee h a s ment as to how many grains bate, and deserve high prais»\ sooks, chain brays, ( ashincres, "(TP Mr. CouncilTs claim up been appointed to investi­ of silver shall compose a dol­ The programme for the af­ Henrietas, Blcoching. Damask llENKEL, CRAIG & UK on the true Democrats of the gate the matter. So close are lar. Iftjiey agree, 'he silver ternoon consisted of decla­ drapery, Sheet ing, INahJs, eotLenoir jeans etc which will district for the nomination. the two parties in the Senate question will be settled, and m a t i o n s , r e c i t a t i o n s , a n d betouailes, reduced piices for cash sold at In doing this we have no as- that it takes sharp engineer­ Grover Cleveland will haven eongs by the st uderits, and or its equivolent, meeting and tie isions against judge By- ing to pass through a bill like n e w s t a r i n b i s c r u . v n t h a t remarks by visiting gentle­ fying all H iVV uin or any other man. We the present tariff measure. will shine even in the heart** men. At night we all heard REASON A IE E COMPETITION ^i » < st* em the judge who is an The Republican Congress 111 of his enemies. He has fought and saw something to amuse B. My entire stock xcellent man and a capable 1800 only got the McKinley tor the League and h a s M- and please. The tableaux, of General Merchandise will AFTER APRIL THE 1ST T4, dge. bill through in Oct. before greed, in defense of his posi­ dialogues, recitations, songs bs sold at reduced pi ices ior 70 per cent. cul on /aires. and instrumental music were A powerful association of the election in Nov. nnd the tion, that we could not con­ very entertaining. There was ( A S H o r i t s equivolent."tssfl leading capitalists has been Republican Congress w a s trol the value of silver with­ In order to make room for SCOT ( ASH OK RAIH F .R, no failure on the part olany. gain zed to develop the swept from the face of the out the co-operation of other new stock, I am offering my en­ NEVER TEN DAYS. i he singing by Hie ladies tire loi ot nations, and that if we want­ nth, with headquarters at earth. was most excellent, but the more. The president of The closing exercises of Hoi ed to maintain silver as a most harming nnd touching READY MADE CLOTHING 1 ( ok over our list and eonsocintion is H on. ly Spring College, Ru tier Ten­ money, we should not rush p m v o ur pri' f s with those .-eliii g A 1 COST. piece was the beautiful solo v r ( ; c\ eavco is li.onon ' fine, v F. Black of Pa. nessee, on the 8th and Oth of any more of it on the market r e n d e r e d by Miss Mary Thanking my friends and cus­ e-v made/ llinn S. Carr, of North May, was attended by quite w hile it was at such a I o w Moore. "T h a t. beautiful tomers tor the liberal patronage We will cell you 4 1-2 pounds • •a first Vice-president. n umber of Watauga peo- ebb. country." The hospitality they have given rue in the past pood C.O.T. ff»j* X] .no, 1G pon/1da If the international agree ,:-skine Miller of Stuun- ple?Rev. I). Kitzmillerpreach extra (d lor ^1.00, ment is made, it will then be >f the citizona of Globe is and soliciting a continuation of calico (»tosugar cts per yard,best Va., second Viee-preei- ed the sermon to the gradua­ 7 1-2 cot p r o v e r b i a l a n d a l l w e r e the same so long as I merit it, I r?p Mr. A. A. Arthur, ting class. H011. (t. C. Collins no uncommon thing to sec eon check, 2~ inches wide, 7 cts. bountifully fed and entei tain am per yard, and ladies' and gents' RESPECTFULLY, lird Vice-president and gen- delivered the literary address. English, French or other for­ ed. All of t belargecrowd were hats cheaper than they have ev­ eign dollars in our circula­ al manager, etc. The ob- There were entertaiments at M B. BLACKBURN. er been sold before. sheltered from the rain nnd ct of this association is to night by the Literary Socie­ tion, because, although they Boone, April, 12, 1894. We are just- receiving a fall line no one left the Globe without mize and develop South­ ties. The primary depart­ will have on them a foreign of Indies' dress goods at prices to kind remembrcme of the NOTICE suit the buyers. lands and to direct iin- ment rendered an excellent ensign, they will weigh the good people. The Trustees By virtue of a, mortgage deed YVE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. same as our dollars, and will giat ion and investments programme. The music was of Globe Academy have en­ executed to A. 1). Bowles on the Call and see and liie South, the scope an« furnished by the Butler Cor- therefore be interchange ble gaged Prof. Dougherty for 28rd day of April, 18H7, by Ish- you money. usR'-:si\we can save of the com| any are on | Band. The graduating for them; and the American the next session. Mr. A. 0. am Fallaway and wife, Mary A. JOHNSON EDM 1ST EN Sc. CO* broadest scale and it will j class consisted of four young Eagles will oil their feathers Earthing the Assistant has Calawav,and registered in book Blowing Rock, March 5. B. pnges 214 and 215, book of in the United States and nien, viz: -foe B. and John L. in every clime, and will be in ( umcill, of Watauga, fames no haste to fly hack home t<> given entire satisfaction. mortgages of Watauga county, NOTICE! j p e a n count? ies, the Too high praise cannot he I will sell for cash at the court A. Smith, of Carter and Wily be exchanged for gold. I will offer for sale, to the *8t and most influential W. Y H ught, of Johnson conn house loor in Boone on the 4th It is argued by some that placed on the excellent train­ day of June, 1894, it being the highest bidder on the 2, day ecti wns. ty. The orations by these ing that Miss Mary W< ore first Monday in said month, the Moretz young gentlemen were very we have sufficient resources has fcives her music class. following described tract or par­ of June, 1894, atfollowing ixey's supporters in Mills, N. (',, the to control our own affairs creditable. of wear a ribbon bearing This school is doing a great without any dependence up The patrons are all well se I theland, lying in Elk township property to wit: One horse, county aforesaid, adjoin­ bvo milk rows, 20 sheep, 50 pleased with the school and in end "keep off the work for East Term, and W. on the prices of the white ing the lands of Esaw and Jacob arc hopeful for the future. llodges, his own bead of hogs, besides a num­ N.C. metal in other countries. We saw quite a number of ers eontaiting 50lands and oth­ ber of .-soung cattle; one acres more or d^ct of the hair destroyes "It is not what its proprietors Such persons have not. been Wat a iga hoys in attend­ less. For further particulars ref­ good surveyor's compass ty and nature! hue, and].-v, but whut, Hcjod n Snrsnpn- thoroughly nwakened to the ance. erence is mad" to records in Reg­ and fixtures. Tei ins of sale fall out. Before it is! nlla does, that tells the story of nlllnbf 1 cash. office. This May Brd. Prcsident Cleveland is at ister'sHAMILTON. Receiver of 94. ' ' »f vessels that pli.i Pply ilull's Hair Re i its merit. Hood'n 8arsaparilia It. A. E. R. MILLER. jupon our high seas, bring- Morehead city fishing. I cures. a 1 t remedv. A. I). COWLES. May 3rd, '94. Tae V, ataasra Democrat A Peculiar Case Srs. Starkey Paten, ATTENTION, EU TEBSI DRY MM # . �propriate. He stoF Luther TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT Aloorespants and $3in mon­ ey from the bed while Mr. I :-opyl year $1.00 Moore was asleep. " 0 months 50 44 3 inonthH 85 —We are pained to learn from the lopia, of the death ADVERTISING HATES. 1 inch 1 week ;..$ .75 of Miss. Bailie Horton of the 1 44 1month 1.75 Yadkin, which occurred Inst 1 " 3 " 3.00 Saturday morning. She was 1 44 <* 44 5.00 1« " 1 year 7.00 34 years of age and died of 1 column 1 week 9.00 | heart disease. Also of the 1 " 1 month 13.50 death of T. I). I .-hell a popu­ 44 1 3 44 25.00 44 1 0 44 37.50 lar young attorney of Ynd1 44 1 year 50 00 I kin. Mr. Isbell has been suf­ fering from consumption for Entered at the Pontoffieent a year. He died Monday of Boone, N. 0., as second-class last week and was buried mail matter. Wednesday. SUBSCRIPTION RATE H J.(H AL NEWS.. ft ^ From Swept Water, N. C. How to Kill Rotate Bugs. Boil one pound of ground Quassia bark or chips in t hreeor four gallons of water, then add iiiteen gallons of water. Sprinkle the vines with this decoction in dry weather— usea fine sprinkler, a course one will waste the infusion. The vines ought to be merely wet with the sprinkler about three times repenting after a few days. The Uuassia tree is a native of Jamaica and can be ob­ tained from druggists at about 35 or 40 cents per lb. flood's Pills do not purge, pain or gripe, but set promptly, easily and efficiently. ONLY THE SCARS REMAIN AND A Lively Remembrance OF THE OO CO CO OC OC CO CO AW ' s vmin\. o~ (JRRiBLE SORES Which Caused Them. Travdfcr Henry Hudson's Experience "Among the many testimonials which I see in regard to certain medicines performing cures, cleansing the blood, etc., none impress me more than my own case, and I conscientiously be­ lieve it to lie my duty to let people know it. Twenty years ago, at the ago of 18 years, 1 had swellings on my legs, which broke and became running sores. Our family physician could do me no good, and it was feared that the bones would be affected. At last, my SAY! Editor Democrat. Good Old Mother * — Inst received at Bryan's It has been quite a while Col. Oats, of Ala.thorough urged me to try AYER'S Sarsapa­ n nice line of perfumery, ci since you have heard from rilla. I took three bottles, the sores l.v endorses the administra­ gars, cheroots etc. healed, and I have not been troubled me. As we grow older we ore tion of Cleveland; has made since. Only the scars remain, and the —Goods at cost to cash less disposed you know to hememory of the past, to remind ine of a canvass for the nomination buyers, lor the next thirty public. Yaars bring respon­ for Governor, comes out athe good AYER'S Sarsaparilla has done me. i now weigh two hundred sibilities and responsibilities liead and has secured a ma­ days. W. L. B RYAN. and twenty pounds, and am in the best of health. I have been on the road for —A. W. Beach is now at require thought and activity. jority of the delegates and the past twelve years, have noticed work oh the turn-pike bridg­ These things shut outyouth- will get the nomination over­ AYER'S Sarsaparilla advertised in es near Mr. J. W. Faithings. ful sunshine and aspirations. coming Capt. Johnson, an all parts of the United States, and al­ I expected to haw been ways take pleasure telling what ---Bryan has just received with you at court, but my anti-administration Deuio- good it did for me." —HKNRY HUDSON, of the JarnosinSmith Woolen a big lot of good flour thai hea'th would not admit of it. erut Machinery Co., Philadelphia, Pa. is going at a low price foi I have been out to-day tly­ The vast facilities of the J. C. cash. ing to attend to a little busi­ Ayer Co., of Lowell, Mass., enable —G. W. Councill lias gone ness, but now 1 am tired and them to place The Superior Prepared by Dr. J. 0. Ayor & Co., Lowell, Mage. to Linville, he has a contract exhausted and I write lying Blood-purifier—Ayer's Sarsapa­ Has cured others, will cure you rilla—within easy reach of to build a house for Col. Bar­ on the floor, while the thun­ poorest invalid. Don't be the Tills IS NO HUM inker. ders are bringing up the wel­ due< d to take a "cheap" substi RUG TO DRAW lut . A ways reme —Kilhy Hartly Esq.,on the come rain. Such a season! thee best lis the cbeo.ptm b e r t h a t st. NEW OOFS TRADE! Flat Top, is completing a Most delightful. The freeze nice cottage near the road did not destroy all the ap­ 0-oples, and the wheat has rome The Catawba Lumber com­ which he will soon occupy. pany is doing quite an ex ten I H A V E J U S T R E U V E D M Y S P R I N G A N D S U M M E R out beyond expectations. I MEAN BUSINESS. —If you want any shirts GOODS, sive business on Jehu's river Born planning is a b o u t don't fail to call on Bryan. -oover, some ready to hoe. in Caldwell county. The And ba\e n beautiful line ol eullicoes at 7 and 7% cents He has a beautiful line and company has purchased the per yard; beautiful line of drapery at 9 cts., worth 12 cts.; Never was corn known to 1 rom now until the first day they are being sold very low. (tome up quicker and a better greater part of the shipping b l a c k n a i n s o o k a t 1 0 c t s . , W o r t h 1 5 c t s . ; o n e p i e c e s i l k —Eugene Dougherty, a stand, and farmers are plant timber near the river and are plaids 12% cts. Bed ticking, good, at 15 to 20 ct9.;bleeeh- of April Qwill sell my stock of giving contracts for hauling ing 8 to 12; fancy lawn 5 cts.; chullies, fine, G to 7 cents; bright young man, from Cas­ ing large crops. per Tenn., visited us Satur­ Batuiday and Sunday was logs to the river. They pro­ Bedford cord dress goods, 12 cts., worth 15; nice crape 10 day night and Sunday. our meeting at Beaver Dam pose to flout these logs, by cts.; percales 12% cts., worth 18 cts.; black sutine at 11 —AND —We are glad to state that church, Elder AC. Farthing means of "splash" dams to cts. and up; domestic 7% cts. A large lot of cotton jeans from 16 cts up, and everything else at Mrs. Marion Thomas, of was up, but the pastor Dvivid their large saw mills on the Tracy, is not dead, as we re­ Green could not prevail on Catawba river near Hickory. BED ROCK PRICES. ported last week, but is im­ him to preach. He claimed Boinc and see my beautiful stock of SPRING AND SUM. At 1 0 per cent above In all mild hut proving under the treatment he was too feeble. We bad effectivecases, where an'eeded, MLR GOODS. They ore nice and cheap and I amgoin# to aperient is the honor of the presence of Ayer's Pills are .the best. They *uve my friends' and customers money, as I will sell low for of Dr. T. C. Blackbni n. the appetite, —The Grandfather mining Bro. Farthing and the Pas­ improve action, promoterestore cash or produce. So give me your trade. I will appreciate diges­ tor at our home Saturday healthy company is now running a tion, and regulate every function. it. tunri'd in the big mountain night. If we know our hearts No pill is in greater demand, or JW WANTED! 500 pound of balm of Gilead buds,'5,000 If yoii don't think I mean it to develop a gold and silver we love the company o* such more highly recommended by dozen eggs, 500 pounds nice yellow butter, 200 pounds of conie and look through my the profession. bees-wax, 200 pounds new feathers, and all other kinds of m i n e . T h e p r o s p e c t s a r e servants of the lord. Bro., good country produce at highest market prices. 1 will want Farthing is a man of remark flatering. All the roots, barks and herbs in the motitain* this summer. NOTICE. able mind for one of his age. -Win. Elrod Esq., of Blow fie would not preach for the The magistrates of Watau­ So when in need of anything in the goods line call and see It wont cost you one cent if ing Hock is a candidate for pastor, out made us an ex­ ga county arc earnestly re­ me and I will do you right every time. : ster of Deeds and will you dont purchase. B«*g cellent Sunday school talk. quested to meet with the submit his claims to Demo­ He introduced it by Stating Board of county Commis­ I have n large stock and Yours Anxious to please, cratic convention. We hear that "Harrison Johnson, sioners on the 1st Monday in want to get rid of it Viefore June 1894, (as the law di­ that Prof. Dobbin is also a ASM Reese and himself were spring. rects) for the purpose of WILL W. HOLSCLAW. candidate for the same office. the oldest Sunday school levying the taxes for the —Why is it that the stock scholars now living in the year 1894, and to transact 4U1 v/.nn-ftj-rt'iilfri g-g"-?"rc''^Tiav"3Biina is prohibited by law from country. The little school other important business Al­ CALL AND LOOK! so nil magistrates who are running at large on * he house with dirt floor, stood not supplied with theCode of -o streets, and at the same below Elbert Farthings in North Carolina will please f Vicks' Seeds Contain the Germ of Life. ^ time the hogs aie allowed to the corner of \Y. S. Fart hings call at the Register of Deeds I would call your attention FAILURE YIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. * run at theii own will on the field, on the right." My fa­ office and get copies. © to the big cut in prices in my streets. Do your duty, of­ ther in passing years ago, C. J. Cottrell, Reg. of Deeds. Vick 's Floral Ginde, 1894, j other lines! Tho Pioneer Catalogue of VogotaMoe and Flower*. pointed out the spot to me ficers. (ft y Contains 110 pares 8x10 1*2 In., with LOOKBEUE1 descriptions thsf, dcsrrlbe, not miRlrai'; ft) —On the night of the 19, we where he went from the Fork illnsi rations tbsl Internet, not ex.ggrrnte Dnnvers Yellow Globe Onion Reed, $1.00 Ridge to Sunday school when After considering the ques­ DIP coverisrlmrmlngln harmonious Mend­ had a severe snow storm per pound. • ing of water color prints In ureen end while, with aftold barkcround,-—• a ream of brnutv. PR paf'eaof Novelties printed in fidifferrrit rot­ rain and wind. The snow re­ a boy. This was more than tion of hard times and tlie NOVELTIES. ors. All tli" leadintr novelties nnd the best of the old varieties. There hard times von cannot Drenching Aster, mained in many places all sixty years ago. If there scarcity of money. I have de­ afford to run any risk. Buy FIONK8T Hibiscus, Sunset, cided to reduce my prices to (tOOIW where you will receive KljIiLi Dahlia, Ethel Tick, !>• rASi'R R. It la not «eof<wary to adver­ day Sunday, and consider­ was a Sunday school prior to suit the times. I will sell you tise that Vick's seeds prow, this is known the Double Anemone, this in the county, please let world over, and nlso that the harvest pays. A Charmer Tea, able damage was done to po­ 4% lbs. good coffee for $1,00, very little spent tor proper seed will wove pro(ft cer'snnd doctor'shltls. Manyeoner-de Viek's New Potatoes. best domestic at 7% worth 9, tatoes, beans, and corn. The us hear from you. • Floral Guide the handsomest csialojruc lor m] 1894. If you love a fine garden send address now, with 10 cents, It. P. Walch from Little best ala ma nee at 7%, worth which may lie d ducted from first order, j4330 Os.b Fri*n for rotate*, VtcU*' Reed, do freeze was severe on the high (ft not Diaiippolnt. THey flrosv, tkey Flonrl.h they Produce Abondnntly. Doe Tenn., was in the neigh­ 10, best calico at 7, worth 8. mountains, killing the leaves borhood Sunday and Mon­ I haven fine line of lawns, on the trees. day. He seems to apprehend ehallies, crepes, plaids and BSBsgfcg&.-*iri4am33; —If John Sanders'gun had some fears as to the result of cotton jeans at rock bottom prices. Gent's Con. shoes at not missed tire last Friday Coxey's army. $1.80, worth $2.50, fine la?e night in the" Globe there It. L. Bishop and Stephen shoes al $1,75, worth $2.40, would have been one less Phillips have botli been dan­ ladies' shoes from 95 ets. to negro thief over there. The gerously ill hut are now re­ $1.40, worth from $1,00 to thief had entered Mr. San- covering. Mies Emma Jones $ 2 . 0 0 . C o m e o n e c o m e a l l ^ T HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."^ ders' bouse to steal some­ has returned from Holly and be benefitted by my great reduction in hard times pri­ VWWXOW />S 7lib IIAEIO. SUBSCRIBE."®* thing. John snapped twice Spring College. J.J. T. Reese. ces. at him but his gun failed to May 14th, '94. Wanted. Eggs, hens, but­ fire. The thief split the wind ter, beeswax, feathers, corn, F.conomy and Strength. in a hurry. wheat, rye. roots, herbs, and Valuable vegetable remedies —Some thief, supposed to are used in the preparation of barks, flowers, etc., at high­ est market prices for same. he a "nigger" from near Hood's Sarsaparilla in such a When in need of goods, give Hickory has been giving the peculiar manner as to retain the me a cull and 1 will save you full medicinal value of every in­ people some trouble in the gredient. Thus Hood's Sarsapa money. KESPECTEULLY,' Relieve* *11 soreness of the mucous membrane and cures GONORRHOEA and GLEKT in i to j days. No ALLEN A. H0L8CLAW. Globe settlement. lie entersi r i l l a c o m b i n e s e c o n o m y a n d other treatment necessary. Never cause' stricture or leaves any Injurros after effects. Price, fx. Sold by druggists. the houses at night and steals strength and is the (. nly remedy Silverstone, May 23. BLOliu RALM CO., Pro'g. Atlanta. 5«. ot which "100 Doses One Dollar" such matters as he can ap­ is true. Be sure so get flood's. Ur ^ —- v*e — , yo'ir s nbsci'iption. i Ayer's Sarsaparilla EAP I ^ CLOTHING OVERCOATS ft COST! Q ft ft ^ ^ ^ ^ STOCK > ROL°R JAMES VICK'S SONS w W. L. BIIYAN, � 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_1894_0524_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: May 24, 1894] 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 1894-05-24 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/dfc2e012c69e9afb741001cec177b88f.pdf 9fd69dad0a590165b9dbabbae43700b1 PDF Text Text VOL 6 Wise Hen BOONE, W A HILL NO TO N WATAUGA COUNTY, N. I, ETT ER vote against the tariff bill. C., niURSDAY MAY. 31.1894, NO. 33. COMMENCEMENTS. and how great a success he WHAT WOULD HAVE OCCURRED! The Blue Back out of date. Sensational disclosures are Suppose rascals and lob­ had made. The f a r m e r From our Regular Correspondent. looked for in this case, but We do not know what our thought differently. II i s byists had gone to William There is nothing like pre­ your correspondent is not steady-going old North Car­ children had learned how to C. Rives, John Y. Mason, senting a united front to the over sanguine that they will olina is coming to. We hear blcw-off in exhibitions, but George E. Badger, Willam A. ienemy for convincing them pan out; not because they some new things these days— they didn't know a fraction Graham, Thomas Bragg, J. profit by tlK experience of that business is meant. The do not exist, but because absolutely new, Solomon when tliejr saw it. They had U. Calhcun, W. C. Preston, others. T * is an object (Senate just now presents a when men start out to ac­ and nil his wisdom to the learned lots. They could George McDuffie, John M lesson in the (allowing* letter complish any thing by bribery contrary notwithstanding; make "funny" speeches and Berrien, John Bell, Jefferson for those who hesitate to in­ striking confirmation of this assertion. Just as soon as t h e y s e l d o m l e a v e t h e i r and we are becoming very bows, and sing songs and D a v i s , B e n H i l l , R o b e r t vest in life insurance. Gkkknvillk, S. C., A tig. 23.1«93. .every Democratic Senator in tracks uncovered to a suffi­ solicitous of the old original march and cavort, but they Tooms, Alex Stephens, and Mr. W. J. Roddk*, Rook HUI, 8. C.j extent to have the commonwealth. Gear Sir:—Your fuvor of the 21hi, en- ytown signed an agreement cient knew about as much graai­ other famous, able men ' becloalug new policy lias liaon received, and 1 will remit premium on receiptor ciime legally fastened upon to remain in their seats each A good brother was in to mer as a jay-bird does about fo de wah," with propositions Nfrilcniuiit of old policy. I am very well pleased with the result* of my other day until Senator Harris them. of bargain and corruption — see us recently; he had labor­ melody. policy, and n tut tlmuk you for your kiud attention and fuvora shown tn'e. should move to adjourn th° The committe will also in­ ed he said, in this district, as The old man was red in the offers to buy their souls for Yours truly, N. C. 1'oE. Republicans saw that the vestigate the n u m e r o u s school teacher, merchant and face when lie stopped telling the devil and "get their sup­ This is but one letter of thousands that can be shown, filibustering jig was up, un­ charges connecting the Sena­ farmer "nigh on to forty us about the blow-off." He port for pending measures all expressing the same satis­ less the\ were prepared to re­ tors who arranged the a- ycais, and been a magistrate had sent his cbil Iron to o r t o a d v a n c e t h e s e l f i s h faction. Wiite and get an main in their seats for an In­ mendmerits to the tariff bill besides." But lie was a back- school four months, and they schemes of the bribers, what explanation of the Tontine definite period to keep it up with the sugar trust in a number now and didn't have laid spent half the time would have happened, think Policy of the and there was little probabil­ scandalous manner, a n d "anything to brag on but a practical' for com men cement. y o u ' ? B a d g e r w o u l d h a v e ity of success oven then, as yjiur correspondent does not good conscience." The old Such schools were better t u r n e d h i s b a c k u p o n t h e the silver Repuolicanspublic­ hesitate to predict that the State in which he had lived closed, and such teachers scoundrels with fierce denun­ a policy that insures you against misfortune; protects ly gave notice of their inten­ foundation of every one of since 1830 was getting be­ should stay in college or join ciation. Graham would have you in old age; provides for tion to aid the Democrats in these charges will be found yond him. The realization a military company. Com­ looked more than ever the your family at your death. keeping a quorum and in get the same—Partisan vindie- of the fact came about in mencements and exhibitions Senator and haveflashed up­ W. J. RODDEY, Manager, ting a vote on the bill and tiveness against tariff re­ this way: They had a pub­ are barely .tolerable in any on the villains eyes of indig­ For the Carollmu, Pock Hill. 5. C. i here are other Republican form. But whatever the lic school—one of the four institution, nnd in schools nation and withering scorn. Senators who privately ex­ foundations may be the com­ months kind—up his way, for boys and girls they gen- Bragg would have kicked the 1*110 f/ESS JO yA L. pressed the same sentiments. mittee proposes to got down and as a former teacher of orate deceit and vainglory; dogs from his pure presence. The (filibustering died hard, to them if such a thing is free schools, ho sorter kept they make young folks for­ That is the way the North W. B.COUNC1LL, .Jit. but when Senator Harris's possible. Several well known an eye to it. But lie couldn't ward and high headed and Carolinians would have borne Attorney at La y. motion for the Senate to Republican newspaper men keep the pace of present impertinent ; they often ruin themselves and perhaps their Boone, N. C.* meet, beginning to-day, at will find it difficult to pio- methods, lie couldn't catch college graduates; a n d the conduct would not be differ­ 10 o'clock was made no neg­ duce authority for charges on to what they weredriving idea of a n ignoramus devot­ ent from the other noble rep­ they have made against Sen­ at. He could calculate frac­ ing half his school's time t o resentative men of theSoutb. W. B. COUNCILL, M.I). ative votes were cast. But we live in Othei times, Boone, N. C. This does not, of course, ators. and it will not lie sur­ tions, percentage and "par­ a "bio w-off.'Bihlica1 Re­ when the puolic standard is mean that Republican oppo­ prising if some of them even­ tial payments," and wasn't corder. Resident Physician. Office low and tlie public men do on King Street north of Post sition to the bill has neen tually figure in court as de­ as rusty on "quadratics" as (Jolli'oG Learning. Office. fendants in criminal libel some people might think; he not measure up in character I withdrawn, hut that it has She was a Vassargraduate I been forced by the united suits. The first official work had rend the "bridge chap­ and didn't know a little bit with the many pure, "simple, front of the Democrats down of the committee was to vote ter" in Cmsar till he knew it about housekeeping when she great ones" of the past. The G> a ligitimute basis and unanimously in favor of by heart; hut all this was of married her last beau and stories of corruption and bri­ A 7 7 OR NET A 7 LA IF, bery and speculation so rife that extended debate is no hearing the testimony in se­ no avail now. lie thought M .VKION. N. C longer expended upon minor cret. This was not because his old books were pood settled down to domestic in Washington have not been life. —(o)— heard since the damning days items in the bill. The Demo­ of any desire to conceal or enough for his two children; Her first order at the gro­ crats have no desire to stifle to cover up anything, but but they came back from cers was a crusher, but that of the Credit Mobilbr. The Will practice in the courts ol Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ debate on the really import" because it was thought to be school with a whole list to be good man was used to all very atmosphere of Washing ell and nil >ther counties in the |ant sections of the bill and the best way of getting to boughr, and they told him sorts of people and could in­ ton nppoars to be ladened western district J^Sperinl at ten !the proposed amendments, the bottom of tilings. Every that the teacher said his old terpret V r nssar as easily as with mephetic exhalations, tion given to the collection ol that come of the moral putand they expect that a rea­ word of testimony taken will blue buck was out of date, plain English. claims."*!"* resences of the body politic. sonable amount ot time will be printed and made public his Caesar didn't have notes, "I want ten pounds of W. B. Uonnrill M. I). T. C. Blnckbttrn. I be consumed when the sugar at the close of the investiga­ and the arithmetic was too When Col. Robert Troa't paralyzed sugar," she said, ROOIIP, X. C. Zionrillo, X. C. Paine, Colonel of the North schedule, the income tax and tion, but in the meantime hard. He let this pass, with a business air. Carolina regiment that went other really important por­ Senator Gray will decide just Thinking it was natural that "Yes'in. Anything else?" to Mexico, was in the Federtions of the bill are reached, how mucti from day to day the wa.v of learning had im­ "'J'wo cans of condemned 1 a House, some Northern ras Out they do not intned that bp given to tlie newspapers. proved since his day. As the milk." cal approached him while sea lebate meiely for delay shall The first big batch of dis­ spring came on, he noticed 99"Calls attended at all "Yes'in." lie set down play any further part in the charges from the Govern­ that the children were not "pulverized sug," "condens­ ted in the House with cor­ honrs.~^& rupt proposal. Paine imme­ consideration of the bill, and ment Printing office weie studying, but he though the ed milk." J aoe l, '98, diately arose and informed in that determination they made Saturday. They will newfashioned learning wasn't "Anything more, ma'am?" E. F. LOVILL. J . d i FLETCHER. have every reason to believe he continued until the force so hard perhaps, as that the House that this fellow, "A bag of fresh salt—be pointing to the corrupt ras­ is reduced to i f s proper num­ which he had dug and dug that they are supported by sure that it is fresh." cal, was trying to bribe him. nine-tenths of the people of ber; meanwhile but few ap­ for. The whole thing came "Yes'm. What next?" the country, regardless of pointments are being made. to light, the other day, how­ "A pound of desecrated The late Capt. Tom Ruffiin A T1ORSL YSA T LAW, was asked why Paine did not politice, who want this ques­ The House has the business ever, when the young colle­ codfish." BOONE, N. 0. of the session so well ad vane* gian, who had been running "Yes'm." He wrote glibly, knock the fellow down. LTie tion settled at the earliest W3FSpecial attention given possible moment, in the in­ ed that it gave itself a holi­ the school, sent him an invireply was: "He is peculiar, "dessicatcrl cod." to the collet ion ol claim*. terest of a resumption of day by adjourning over Sat- t n t i o n to commencement. "Nothing more' ma'am? is a great sticker for law and order, lie would not make urday, something it is not in They never had commence­ L. L. GREENE, <fc CO,, business. Here's some nice horseradish a scene or violate the propri­ thf habit of doing. It has ments to speak of in his day The fairness of Vice-Presi­ just, in." REAL ESTATEAG'TS. eties of the House. If the fel­ dent Stevenson in selecting worked faithfully on the ap­ except at the University, nnd "No." she said, with a sad the committee which to-day propriation bills and it has he tliought he would see n- wabble to her flexible voice, low had approached him on rtOONE, N. C. The street with the same pro­ began the investigating, them all in such shape that bout it. The children had Will give special attention authorized by the resolution it will soon be able to take been preparing for two sol­ "it would be of no use, as we posal, Paine would have kill­ don't keep a horse." to abstracts of title, the sale adopted without a dissent up and dispose of some other ed him." id months; they had gotten Then the grocer sat down of Real Estate in W. N. C. When we read of the re­ ing vote by the Senate last important business vv h i 1 e their Ma to cut up all theold on a k'fc of mackerel and fan­ Those having farms, timber week, was in marked con­ waiting for the Senate to family clothes into ell sorts ned himself with a patent ports and suspicions and ac­ and mineral lands for sale, will do well to call on said Co. trast with the action of Re­ send.back the tariff bill with of shapes, and they were just washboard. Vassal* had ta­ cusations of men in Congress we are reminded of the wis­ at Boone. publican presiding officers of its amendments. wild for the time to come. ken the cake. L. L. GREEN & CO. the Senate in selecting simi­ dom of Rev. Gabe Tucker: They never thought of study "For I hardly need to tell you March 16,1893. Coxcy and Browne Sentenced. Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, ing; their whole idea w as in lar committees in the past. that we often come across By Southern Associated Dress. Although he would have been being asked recently it a the great blow-off-tableau, NOTICE. A forty dollar saddle on atwen Washington, May 21.-Cox justifiable in putting three young man should smoke, they called it. TI13 time ty dollar horse." Hotel Property foi Sale. Democrats and two Republi­ emphatically replied: "Cer­ came, and as he had two ey Browne and Jones were —Messenger. On account of failing health of myself and wife, I offer for sole cans on the committee, he tainly not. It is liable to in­ children's time and all the sentenced by Judge Miller in Mrs. Mary Lease, who has my hotel property in the town of only selected two Democrats- jure the sight, t o render the family heirlooms invested m the Washington police court Boone, North Carolina, and will been for some time, and is this afternoon to twenty *ell low for cash and make terms Gray, of Del , and Lindsay, nerves unsteady, to enfeeble the occasion, not to speak of of K.y., allowing the Popu­ the will and enslave the na­ his office as a former teacher, days in jail for violating the^ still, seriously ill at Olanthe, to suit the buyer, and will take real or personal property in ex­ lists one member—Allen, of ture to an imperious habit the old rr an went. And the stature of the United States Kan., is suffering from some change. Apply soon. Neb., and the Repuoheuns likely to stand in the way of like of marching and singing prohibiting the display of of the ill.i which follow in the VV. L. BRYAN. two—Lodge of Mass., and duty to be performed." This nnd waving of flags nnd rib­ partisan banners in the capi- wake of fame. A crank wrote NO! ICE. grand old man, who practi­ bons, and speaking of Fourth tol grounds, and Coxey and her telling her she was to die Davis of Minn. Parties putting papers in The first work of the com­ ces what he teaches, knows of July pieces and such dress­ Browne were fined .f ~> each | May 20 and notwithstanding my hand for execution will she is still alive, the incident ing he never saw in ail his additional for trespassing on ; plea se ad va nee the fees wi th mittee will be to try to get what he is talking about. troubles her much. She be­ "born days." Then the col­ the grass, the alternative the papers and they will re- at all the facts connected Life is short. Few men legian made a grin and a being another ten days in lieves she will suffer a violent cei ve prom pt attention, other with the outrageous attempt wise they will be returned to bribe Senator Kyle, of live long enough to see thei»* bow, and said how he hoped jail. Jones was equitted on death.—Ex. not executed for the want of S. D., and Hunton, ofVa., to names cut on a tombstone. all had enjoyed themselves, this last charge. BSTPay you • subscription. fees. D . F , B aird S h f f . Equitable Life, J ¥ MORPHSIW, Councill & Blackburn, Physicians & Surgeons. LOVILl & FLETCHER, �The Watuasa Democrat A Democratic family newspaper, devoted to the interest ot Coun­ ty State ana Nation. Published every Thursday at Do one, Wa tauga County. N. C. A Huiscuit 05 Years Old* Some time ago we rend an account of abuiscuit down in Get rgin that was brcughtout of the last war and was still in a good state of preserva­ tion. 3 hat was the oldest piece of bread we had heard of up to this time; but Dur­ ham county can beat it possibly 35 years. [11 1829 an uncle of J. H. Woods, of this city, Samuel Woods, then living in Orange county, bad a very sick child and to please the little suffer­ er. they baked for her an oh long huiscuit which she did not eat but used it as a play­ thing. In this way she made several indentions in it with tier teeth. The child never recovered from this spell of sickness, and after her death the home made bread toy was preserved by her moth­ er, and was always held sac­ red in the family asa memen­ to of the departed one. Mr. Samuel Woods and his family then removed to Ala­ bama and made their resi­ dence in that State. The family in after years became separated and thjj$ huiscuit is now in the possession of a relative of Samuel Woods Mrs. Martha R. Hall, who Ijves in the Flat River sec­ tion, in the northern part of this county. The biscr.T ; s still preserved and the teeth prints are still on it just as the child made thjm sixty-five years ago. Mr. J. II. Woods tellsusthat he first came into the posses­ sion of these facts a short time ago, the incident, he having heard of itinhisyoun ger days, hart almost passed out of his memory until re­ called by a relative;-Durham bun. Landmark: T. W. Patton, the crank and Tefawm" mayor of Ashevilie, is at­ tempting to persecute the 'Citizen' because it vigorous­ ly opposed him during the mayoralty campaign. He last week brought suit on a deed of t rust given him two yeaisago when the present proprietors purchased h i s interest in the paper. His at torney demanded that the 'Citizen' plant be turned over to liim. This was refused and the establishment was in the hands ot the sheriff for 24 hours. The owners of the "Citizen' gave bond in the sum of $10,000 to retain possession of the office till next August when the suit will be tried. Public senti­ ment in Ashevilie is said to be against Patton. Nevva comes from the East that Buck Kitchen has buck­ ed. He has given notice that be has quit the Demoeratie party and joined the Popu­ lists. The "honest elections" plank was probably what caught the silent and unostentationspatriot fiom Hali­ fax.—Ex. Robert E. L«e. Young men of North Caro­ lina, vv h o are constantly teaching by precept and ex­ a m p l e , how much hangs up­ on the perfoimance of your part 1 It is your privilege ab­ solutely to make the history of the coming generation. We have scanned together the dark side of life. But bright aud glorious will be your reward, if it fall toyour lot to lead the young away from the paths that take hold upon darkness up the celestial heights of peace and strength of mental health and moral beauty. Shall I point you to a gran­ der exemplar, whose arm kept a million of men at bay through the smoke of an hun­ dred battle fields, aud then when Hope furled her flags foreyer, buried his country's sorrow and his own grief in his bosom, to teach the child ren of the men he had lead— more towering in in o i a 1 greatness at Lexington than at Chancellorsville— whose mighty heart when it broke at last left his memory a gift to all humanity. Of him it has been said: "When the future historian comes to survey his charac­ ter, he will find it rising like a huge mountain above the undulating plain of human­ ity, and he will have to lift his eyes towards Heaven to catch ils summit. He pos­ sessed every virtue of the great commanders, without their vices. He was a Caesar, without his ambition; a Frederick, without his tyran­ ny ; a Napoleon, without his selfishness; and a Washing­ ton, without his reward. "He was as obedient tonuthority as a servant, and as loyal in authority as a true king. "He was as gentle as a woman in life; modest and pure as a virgin in thought; watchful as a Ramon vestal in duty, submissive to law as Socrats, and grand in battle as Achilles." "This was a man who, as he watched the last struggle of a handful of men, in the final hour, cried, "God bless North Carolina!" Need 1 say it was Robert E. Lee. beak, t h i r t e e n marginal feathers on each wing, thir­ teen tail feathers, thirteen parallel lines on tlie shield, thirteen horizontal bars and thirteen arrow heads. X.i?"&i.Q8ENQ TF •J Va L ? -:v £ MW*.—, 1 LOOK HERE! i After considering the ques­ tion of hard times and the scarcity of money. I have de­ cided to reduce my prices to suit the times. I will sell you 5 • 4% lbs. good coffee for $1,00, J is best domestic at 1% worth 9, w best alnmance at 7%, worth 10, best calico at 7, worth 8. A T Piss Precaution I have a fine line of lawns, challies, crepes, plaids and A r-!EC£r »35t*,; ...^ . ii-.w fjii-'li.o ,Xt-iobiiitPPIhop, cotton jeans at rock bottoiri 'tii-ii-rii' Sh.jjss, mid luiy prices. Cent 's Con. shoes at -co w-.c'-'' v \ . «( <>r W'.t'.Mi are n>i«d. •;.ov 1'- to bo $1.80, worth $2.50, line lace hinif aw :'.«k«ow-ir.»,?o<l by li.vcutoti tho^^sfc for '.tie purpose wimSK.ftt i •>:: at once. shoes a 1 $1,75, vvorl h $2.40. ladies' shoes from 95 cts. to : ,&k £, Fif.3 Kfg t, Supply Co., 7C-78 Pearl _ Boston. $1.40, worth from $1,00 to $2.00. Come one come a 1 1 and be benefitted by my great reduction in hard times pri­ ROYAL ces. Wanted. Eggs, bens, but­ sewi^s MACHINE ter, beeswax, feathers, corn, -llUII!!!! Sll.i:llltFi::iiliIillIII!iiSi:i3i;i1llilii:t!3liiS!E:Ei:il!g wheat, rye. roots, herbs, and barks, flowers, etc., at high­ WARRANTED est market prices for same. 5 YEARS p i ? When in need of goods, give me a call and I will save you monev. ALLEN A HOLSCLAW. Silverstone, May 23. Why folks drink liquor, when they can get good water; ,vhy they wash in the branch, when tinware is so cheap; why the t > make out on not enough dishes, when crockery is in reach: why shingles rot., when paint is low, why they borrow, when they can ~i;iiiitisi2i3i3.'Biii2iiif.£!ii:3:iaiiii!"iniiii:iiiei3is:iii!Sint:si» IIi*«ftI.nr«o ItJfjh A»nn. use their own tools, why they i! 10 h seK aottiuoj K.-odle. Hai & Soif-threBiliug Shuttle. skim over theground whenavery Has No K.jiml Jn Coital ruction. plow can b® bad, why they break itiw a Mocliusilci-.l A jmottrncco. lias an KlepantI Fliii.n. themselves down cooking over Han a Pertect, A <U"*ttii.'nt. Ill a PmrtttTa Tuka-ny* g a hot fire, while stoves are so Hae Stylish S'urulturo, re cheap, are conundrums that can­ ITas Aforo flood Sewing rjnallttes nnd S | dneo a Larger Fu.i>ro of Oc.nt-ral tVrrk n not be snivel by N. M. Allen. than any KewiogXno'iluo in tko Wuiid. ? Staiidr.Kl Keeper's Not ice. The people of Watauga will take notice that I have pro­ cured a room in the court house where I will attend at the commissioners' court the first Monday in each month for the purpose of sealing I he weights and measures for the people. The law requires this to be done every two years. J. H. COOK,' Standard Keeper. y—MPUWki I If m THE GFIFflT PROGRESS OF ELECTRICITY nr;. ®:»r:2iXs:£»>£3 Medical &- Surged! Institute for tint Treatmentof 'frroiile, Nv. imjo, V«'tvr<'nl,S.'p«v'*X, 1'rltxte, »iuuli>, n .I al! Nur|i>(niOTBKI) In .'M ousrs XM.vcjm***. «|!ARA and tnlce. Sen.I fiu? errnnced stamps tor honk wi eeut-< diseases, mid how above in cuic thoni. C ill or address,to on. 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Harmless, Pair»lss3 and Fragrant. %%2S ^r, fjfj J7 V Rofnna^d If yoa ero d:-»satlaflod UlOiXL, i with th« R'tforonca— Southern C.v,ik of UioBtatni.t Ooin rt'n, Oliutha.ui itan'.t, and NationalItaakci'Savanualu Ymice's Story On Ransom. He was canvassing among his constituents in Webster county years ago. Hecnbed at the gate of Mr. Jones. Commercial College *Cheapest & Best Business Cohegein theWorld" Awarded IHghct Il.aor World'. Kjposition for Was he at home? Yes, and 5£Bt5?-#L"ook.kceplntr and»t'•""Till "kainrae r.iinraiinn. vwii.M Buelnras Kdncallnn. 10 OOO €Tradnatc«In ItuAh«M. Novlj 1,000 at the stable. Sotothesta-j ^onrwe^ineludkn* Tuition, Btatlontr^.odof Full Htudont* Ooftt Botrd".VboWl $90. UaiAlarAM Nbort-Hund, Kot*T" now. On | llij ' hie the Governor went, where ftp V•cation. Ty pe-Writlnr«»nd Trlrgr^plijr PT>*oiiuth'». — (JraduatAn addreiii. la beautiful and healthful. Vor elroutarnmiorcNHrul. This city he found Jones currying a WILBUR R. SMITH, LEXINGTON, KY. horse. 4 That's a film looking ani­ mal. Jones. Can he run?" "Nope. Never heard of his being a runner." "What is he, a Hambleton- ijiiiriijiiiwiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii \ COM l*L15TM OVERMAN'S PEK FOR nVSPKPSM, Indirection, and Stomach (lUonJen. use BROWXM IRON UTTMvfO*. All dialers keep if. SI per Little. Gt-frtre h v VuJe-mr.rk ai:d cursed r.-d lines • - i. , Ll 5 DOLLARS to _ PER DAY rfgvj E a s i l y S l l a d e . We wepf many m<-n, \vom*.n, boy*, nnd rlrlsto work forme fi-W hou-i daily, right in end nrov.nd theirown liomes Tiio bueinees i* eney, (deaMiRt, atrictly honorable, m.d pays better linn nnyothe* o T'-sred ugciitn. Yon have a clenr In Id nn<i 'Ak competition. Kxperleiice nnd F|>eci«l ability bT necessary. Xo capital r< rnlri'd. We equip you Willi evrrvtliin^ tbat von need, treat yon well, or.il lielp von to earn ten time, ordlnnr- wrpeg. Women do na well a. men, and bojs and rirla m tke wood pne. Ailv one. : nvwlnrr, mi do the work. All snecoed w'io follow <.ni plain end *imple di-eefioii*. Muniest work will Mtrely hrinj vn'i a !5'-e-it ib"il of mono--. F.verytl|ln(P ir new ami ..1 ffr-vit >b-„r.iid. Wri'o for our pnn-pblet clrotll 'r, and receive full Information. No harm (tone If you conclude not to go on with tha business. 14FORCS S T W C n & C O * Bex POETLA^J. iUA'^E- Athorcughly tested Remedy "Nope. No fine blood in him 'at I knows of." "I suppose he's a good buggy horse; a trotter may­ be?" ' "Nope. He ain't worth a durn at trotting, nor runnin', nor pacin', nor not hin'." "Well." said the Governor. "you seem to he taking splendid care of him. What, for?" "See here, Vance," said Jones, that horse is named Matt Ransom, and I'm er just keepin' him for style."— [Washington Times. FOR ALL $ BLOOD and SKiH DISEASES. i This found vvnnt.tiiK, ha-? been tried, ..nd notntnndard remedyfor hns used by an eminent and unvarying forty years nil physician, who with certain wn!cli it teeoinmeiViod. success disposes for to beno'lt isfrom the tir: t for It neve.- tails effeotuniiy driving cut all dose, Q'iickly gorms from the system through do;r5v- and of the skin, liver and kuithe 'vitiiout any nopl. r.sant injurious neysme'lorn not the result oforignorance i «!!{••' »: ori •; i .atfiison. hut thorough kne.wledgo , led u,->on ocmtii ii n .'use and s«".It i is. fr1effectually •p;.'Ku;tw and »rr v h a tii • iv. and brings ' tr.oih h niedicftl blood hoe.itit to the aeui'ercr. A in rits analysis of ureneral tonic it i without j: rival, nod, sit Is ahsoluteijr h. u-piv o'. vpro;>ert;os any remedy ever •iivoii'with .i . •, from impurecanacee for all nb'.ic. It la a a: d Impover­ (ish!-! W-! too-fufo, oerrent of life; iifa.-rln. i i te-Mt.®* 'he E/.-ittgliotin. < qniekiy es - r. tHie rrutiti-os, bicc.--. Knusj. St.iu Liter, Ktdner Wadi'-r »l»ea«-e, I'tuasla ana n.-t., .Yerrmn j>; in*'intoa. etc. weakINVESTIGATE FCfi SLfRFELr. f o r on 8't'v ( t'aiaablc i • of tpinarkahle a wonder r . iallon . t o r,;r.-l •. k...the most virto rtn r "-p(i;o3 • : toot Isotonic with ). rt'.do:-t"S testilygreat poop -,t, qoickp'it, Ulood .I £i-iod i't NCer ever There are three things to beware of through life; when a man is young, let him be­ ware of his appetite; when he is middle-aged, of his pas­ f:,.00 for e bottles. \ sion, and when old, of covetThose who believe thirteen ousness, especially. 001 * S.'iLM £•>., Atlfnt.. C-a is an unlucky number should -V ... •» V- JP?, Many Persons are broken fight shy oi quarters. The down from overwork or household cares. coin has thirteen letters m Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the $®FOne dollar pays for the system, aids digestion, removes excess of bilet the scroll held on the eagle s I Democrat one year. Aqg cures malaria. Get the genuine. til PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER r#/%f^. r rp ENDORSED BY PROF A. L. ft?ETZ,P. H.G, of Medical Department Tulano University of JUtnislana, who, after a careful analysis, pronounces It a pure Cream Tartar Powder, which he cheerfully recommends to the public. i\ / pamphlet.of informatio" andnb 's. •W.T.atro: i "i tha taw-.atiuwiim it-jw li>'*r? i!-«- Obtain roll »tr. - H*o:it*. ir i-!e , V^V:. Mariij, Ou.iytithm, *••«" 'rte.,V J 'h*.A. .Vu- r»» Lit/"''-. & CO- , hi,rk. p "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" ?URE, WHOLESOME A N D POWERFUL. V ^ You Want It. Ask Grocer For It I SULF MFG. CO., new °""* n *' Olio nf tho M EST Tc I osrop..s Oar fkHhtf ihf* irertA.l— (iiTofiun cor W o, so. lo ftxr m ;i,,r» «-:. in ftrl -t Only tlwtv 3 fatriiliif, / *-, • .<L" to un *4a. Once ron moftwho writ* winrs eo:*- cs KDR HI} v MIIF5.0k I'fcLy Scafl StAup for Iliattmwl Vrtan Tiie Schumacher Gy msas'iiis Co. K T~T.tr'X.: ...» ' CAfe-o t^'shlPfF of Sr redwccfi '' -•- 1 -. o's/v}' •bout th* A^teth fRtt of *ts b.i'k •cope,sslsrees«fif*i "««sr » »»•*nrv V I U J» CT;-! 111. (t'dihlo sf7.e tt loran expei irn e !'• out MkAfhi Address, ii IJAi-I •/.. n. _ •stnaddtf poo8 n OA-2 pun 'loAyj anoX asurap Ttoi Biro p?-* JT SHAAXtft NO til S.N At Oft U Ajj, Ajijiqop iwxauwil si tj 'Unj -qjou joj pooS ijisox 'jno oio.tt ip aiv no^ jq 'S51UJV XJVU U.HOA At Caveats, nnd TradcAl.ar'cs obtained, and all Pat­ ent business conducted for Moderate Fees. Our Ofice is Opposite U. S. Patent Office, nnd we can secure patent In less time than thoM remote from Washington Send^modcl, drawing or photo., with dcscri^f <don. We advise, If patentable or not, free charge. Our fee not duo till paten Is secured. patent. A F .mphkt, "How to Obtain Patents." wit^^ names of actual clients In your State, c»n..itj town, sent fre e. Address, C.A.SNOW&CQl opposite Patent Office, Washington, 0. dst �-aiartgaiiemourat Morganton Herald; About a year ago the Linville Im­ provement Company, which has done so much for the de­ velopment of the South Eas­ tern part of Mitchell county, was placed in the hands of a receiver. The company had good assets and itsoutstand ing indebtedness was not too large for its stockholders to handle, but unfortunately there was a disagreement as to i he policy to be pursued, and this resulted in a suspen­ sion of operatiouw and final­ ly in the receivership. We are now informed that some of the large stockholders a re making an effort to reorgan­ ize the company, pay off its debts and have the receiver­ ship discontinued. Every­ body interested in the im­ provement of that beautiful section ofNorth Carolina will be glad to see the Linville improvement Company get on its feet again. The new turnpike now being built across the mountains by the people of Burke will bring Morganton and Linville into close communication, espec­ ially if a branch road bebuilt from Pittman's gap to Lin­ ville City. From Manner Elk, N. C. Editor Democrat. The Pi'n-American Hi-Metallic League. W ASHINGTON, May 23.— The attendance to day at the Conference of Pan-America a Bi-Metalfic League was nbout 40, rather less than on yesterday. The convention report of the committee on resolut ions As finally adopted, they de (dare that the league is unal­ terably opposed to the fur­ ther issue of interest bearing bonds; that before casting their votes tor Congressmen, the members of the league will require assurances of ad­ herence to the free coinage of silver and gold 1G to 1, and a pledge that if a bond far such coinage is passed by Congress and vetoed by t he President, those will work for and veto to pass the bill over the President's veto, that if the election of the President is thrown into the house they will veto only for the person in favor of free coinage; denounce the pres­ ent system of national banks as the monumental monop­ oly of the 19th ceqtury; re­ commend the enactment of a system of currency that will insure a per capita circula­ tion of $50 to be made up by the free coinage of silver and gold at 1G to 1 and the is­ sue of treasury notes; assert that the discontinuance of the issuance of silver money and the repletion of thetreas ury by uond issues is burdensame on the masses; declares that, it is the duty of the Sec­ retary of the Treasury to coin the bullion now in i he Treasury and to pay into the public debt with silver and demand the issue of $4 50,000,000 of non inter­ est-bearing notes cf small denominations. WANTED! A 1 emedy 1< i diseaseand de t The "single gold standard" tylity, especially for thoHPtiis so much spoken of, does not eases which phy si< iu ns ha ve pronounced incurable. mean that silver shall not be We give below n few of the one of our moneys. It only 7hnrsday, May, 37, J834 the many letters which we means that gold shall be the have received, and which w£ standard by whicn to meas­ The silver question is pain­ publish with the consent of ure the value of other met­ the writers who are convinc­ ing friends all over the world als. ed that such a remedy ns we and we may confidently look ha ve described has been found Suppose that a man could for the general restoration of in Compound Oxygen Treat­ mine a certain amount of silver in the near future. This ment of Drs. St to key & Pagold in a day, on average, and.the tariff adjustment len. and a certain amount of sil­ will bring around flush times "My daughter was cured of ver in a day, on average; to all the people .and we may Asthma by one treatment oteoiif$ those two amounts would, A Helpless Invalid pound Oxygen, after Buttering feel that times will soon each, be taken as a dollar for fifteen years, ed. n. willis, brighten up. If our country K i d n e y a n d Livor T r o u b l e and would be of equal value, Tyler, Texas. can only havsa prosperous a n d Nervoua Debility because it took the same crop-year again we think the "I used your compound Oxy­ 16 Years of Suffering Ended by gen about a year and a hull aamount of labor to produce country will be safe, but if Taking Hood's. them. But if the gold mines go. I neglected to tell you ot our rops seriously fail this C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: remained the same while the "The effects of Hood's SursHjtarllla In my ease the great benefit 1 received from year we may look for tight have been truly inurvelous. It far surpasses its use. *1 have not been troub­ silver mines got twice as any other medicine I have ever taken. For 18 led with catanh since.—F. i aes, hut as long as the W. years I wus troubled with torpid liver, kidney rich, then the labor that Revels, Syracuse University Ky4fr So ;th makes its own supplies trouble uud nervous debility, and was racuae, N. Y. produced one gold dollar A Helpless Invalid. we will leach over the pros­ I have been taking Hode's Sarsaparilla for three would produce two silver dol perity a vailing us, which we Send for took of two hundred months and I feel that I am cured. I feel better lars, and consequently silver now than I have for sixteen years. I tbanlc pages for fu it her information, tes hope is not for off. Our (Jod 111 st, for my health, and C. I. Hood & Co., would fall one hall in value. second, for Hood's Mursuparilla. I have recent- timonials, etc. A book sent free. mountain section depends Home Treatment sent out by ex­ But, on the other hand, if largely upon thesale of stock 5^Cures press to ie used at home. Office Hood's the silver mines remained Treatment administered here. for our money. If cattleand mended It to nil my neighbors and several of steady, while gold became thoin aro using Hood's SarsapurtllH with good horses could be sold at a results. I am >3 years old am' foel better than I tv.uce as scarce, then the la­ . did at 40." tans. K. \VAI>B, Stonewall, Tenn. Ors, Starkey & Pafen, fair price we would be able 1520 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. Mood's Plila net e'tiily, yet promptly nnd bor that produced a silver to get what money we need. •flueieiitly, on the liver and bowed. 2ftc. 120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal. dollar would produce only The price of stock depends Pleuse mention this paper. half a gold dollar, and con­ very much upon the cotton HttWTO sequently gold would dou­ crop of South Carolina. If ble itseif in value. EY. cotton would advance, our In either case the parity horses and mules would bring — ( < > ) — the two metals a 'iving price, otherwise we Congressman Rr.van of Ne­ between 0 10 of the great secrets in ma­ would l ave no sale of conse­ braska made a grand speech would be best, and a new king money is (<> know la.w to W e wish to call attention to our save it. The principal \vavt< save quence. Let us all hope for at Greensboro to the Normal parity would have to be ar­ line of second-hand 1 . Mr. ranged, before the coinage of money i* to buy tlwit which you general prosperity in all and industrial schoo coiiHUt; o I ram the party who will Bryan's subject wus the the cheaper metal could be Euggies, Carts, w a g o n s , launch* s of business. It does sell y,»u the I HOST article f< r rlie "Money question" and he safely continued. LEAST money In order to find H a c k s , H a r n e s s E t c . : cm to us that it will soon Gold, with HOmetrifling ex­ greatly pleased the North t lie nb'ove named pnrtv il isvcv come. c M s e n t i n l t h a t y o u c a l l f i n d e x ­ They are almost good as new, Carolina people. We believe ceptions, has always been amine my immense stock (J and persons wishing to buy can The tariff bill is still on there is a great future before fluctuating like wheat and secure bargains by calling on us. hand in the Senate. Sched­ this brilliant man. He may corn. CENZItiL MERCHAN­ Wo have a big lot of NEW ule after schedule is passed become President of the The "single gold standard" niter much discussion by the great country. There is no has been supported by the BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, DISE HARNESS dec ' publicans. It is funny to man of his age in all this following arguments: First, Which is almost complete in ev note the inconsistency of country, perhaps, who has because an ounce of gold is er.v department, consisting of on hand, which will be sold on many of the Republicans in eclipsed him in state craft, wo'th more than an ounce l)rv Goods, Notions; Boots and reasonable terms. If we have not Shoes, llnrd-wnre, tin-ware, got what you want-, we will arguing against the bill. oratory, and brilliancy. silver; second, because it Groceries. Saddles, Queenstake pleasure in getting any Some of them say if the pres­ is cheaper to ship one thou­ ware, Drugs, Fi uits, Nuts. Col. Oates was nominated sand ounces or gold than six­ The state of Mississippi is Etc., Etc., too nunit rous to men­ thing for you in our line. We buy ent bdl passes it will ruin the direct from manufacturers mid tion. country by destroying the by the Alabama state con­ teen thousand ounces of sil­ in great need of farm hands The wholeCoxey crowd could i a n u f a c t u r i n g i n t e r e s t , vention for Govern or receiv­ ver, and third, because sil 1 have justreceived the nicest can, therefore, give you very close prices. ing 272 votes to 232 for Col. ver, on account of its fluctu­ get work, but they don't • and most complete line of while others argue that it is want to work, as they have We have a full line of new Hnr protection and is in line with .Johnson. Col. (Xites is an ation, in value, has always, refused good opportunities. ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev '< Airily bi'l, but they all a d m i n i s t r a t i o n c a n d i d a t e at some t ime, or some place, • y against every pnr and endorses president Cleve­ been inellieient to settle in­ The lazy rascals are now That has ever been exhibited to erything in the harness line. Can beat the world on prices. the bill. Many of land. 1 he platform endorses ternational balances, while starving and almost naked. the cit izens of Boone ami sur­ roundings. consisting of v r D- ujocrutic editors con- the president fully except the gold never has proved ineffi What ought to be done with W We will take in exchange, these foreigners who con e Calicoes of all sty le.su ml shades hoises. mules, and also good bee u lie bill on account of silver issue. Col. Johnson cient for that purpose. Fancy and plain Lawns, (dialthe protection features in it. the opposing candidate to The metal in a copper cent, over to beg and t r a in p lies, Sat tines, Ginghams, Nnn- cattle. Give us a call. sooks, elm in brays. ( ashmen s, The bill as amended by the Col. Oatcs made a speech de­ is worth almost nothing, hml I In ough the country? hEAKEL, CRAIG & CO. Sen h to com m i t tee red uees the claring his intention to sup­ therefore we dare not have The report of the business ilenrietns, Bleeehing. Damask drapery, Sheeting, Plaids, cotLenoir A. C. duty from the McKinly bill port the ticket, so there will only a limited amount of outlook for the last week was toimdes, jeans etc which will from 25 to 30 per cent and be no split in Alabama. be sold at reduced pi ices for cash coppers, for convenience in more unfa vorable than ever is really lower than theMilCs To kill cabbage worms, an charge. If we had unlimited before. The many strikes or its equivalent, meeting umldt fying all bill or any other tariff bill exchn nge s a y s:—"Dissolve coinage of copper our pen- the great storm in Pennsyl­ LOOK & !! since the war. We believe it one pound of alum in any ries would soon be as worth­ vania and the severe cold REASONAB K COMPETITION is as good a bill as could be convenient quantity of rain­ less as the money of the weather has had a damaging B. My entire stock had under the present condi­ water by means of heat, then South was before the close of effect on business, and every­ of General Merchandise will A FT EH A PRIL TIIE 1ST '94, thing is gloomy. tions of the Treasury and add a sufficient quantity of the war. be sold at reduced pi ices ior 70 per cent, cut on prices. w hen coupled with the income cold rainwater to bring the Now, when the silver in u The present times afford ( AS/7 or its equivolent.mW&. tar it will give sufficient rev­ mixture up to three gallons. dollar is \V.ntli only about great opportunities for In older to make room for spot cash or barter, enue o run the Government. App'.e of this solution to the jfifty cents, and the copper in cranks, croakers and com new stock, I am offering my en­ NEVER TEX DAYS. tire lot of There has been a test vote on cabbage as occasion may re­ a dollar only about tea phi i iters. We now have a the bill and on this voted quire, preferably late in the cents, it is plain that free greater crop of them than READY-MADE CLOTHING Look over our list and com­ pare our prices with those selling m tjority of ten favored the evening. The aluin tans the coinage of silver would be ever betore and they are in A 7 COST. on time. "Money saved is inou' * bill so it wdl pass and become hides of the worms, causing just as dangerous as free the most flourishing condi­ Thanking my friends and cus­ e .V made. a law soon. death without injury to the coinage of copper, in propor­ tion ami seem like they are tomers for the liberal patronage We will sell yon 4 1-2 pounds The laying of the corner plants. The solution is also tion to the value of the two enjoying it hugely. they have given me in the past r °«)d enffee h r #1.00, 10 pounds Lone of the Confederate believed to be equally good metals, or in the ratio of five The Senate made better and soliciting a continual! on of extra •('•' sugar ior $1.00, best Monument took place in for preventing the ravages of to one. If we had free coin progress during the last days the same so long as I merit it, J c lico G to 7 1-2 cts per yard, cot e check, 2~ inches wide, 7 cts. Raleigh the 24th inst. This insects on other plants, su^h age of silver, on the present of the closing week than had iieryard, and ladies' and gents' < 1 tn R ESP ECTFU L LY, parity, each dollar would ihoi-um lit was set on foot as melon vines, &c. hats cheaper than they have ev­ contain fifty cents worth of been made before. This dis­ M B B L A C K B U R N . er been sold before. and carried out with great cussion on tin plate was We are just receiving a fall line success by the patriotic la­ The colored man of the metal and fifty cents worth some what exciting and bent Boone, April, 12, 1894. of ladies' dress goods at prices to South has not joined the of faith in the government — dies of the State. They may suit the buyers. ed, the duty is fixed at one NOTICE! well be proud of theirsuecess. tramps or the Coxey army. faith, on the part of the peo­ half of the present rate. By virtue of a mortgage deed WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. This monument is in com mem He Sticks to his work and ple, in the ability of the gov­ executed to A. D. Bowles on the Call and see us and we can save Birmingham, Alabama is o *ation of the confederate sol­ makes his living honorably. ernment, to hold fifty cents R^sp. 23rd day of April, 1887, l) t y lsh- you money. Many of them are making worth of silver up to the pur­ in a state of wild excitement ain Callaway and wile, Mary A. JOHNSON EDM I ST EN & CO. diers vvhc layed down their lives for the Southern Con­ good citizens and they are chasing power of a dollar in owing to the threatening Cutaway, and registered in book Blowing Rock, March 5. B, pages 214 and 215, book of federacy and a monument to advancing in education as gold, because it had the gov­ stale of affairs about the law mortgages of Watauga county, NOTICE! less strikers. The sheriff is I will sell for cash ut the court the survivors of the great rapidly as could be expected ernment stamp on it. I will offer for sale, to the The government has lately unable to preserve the peace. house Joor in Boone on the 4th struggle. A very large con­ under all their unfavorable day of June, 1894, it being the highest bidder on the 2, day course of people were in at- conditions. The white peo­ refused to shoulder such a re­ More troops will be sent to first Monday in said month, the of .June, 1894, at Moretz aid the sheriff,by Gov. Jones. foil >\ving described tract or par­ Mills, N. C,, the following tenvlance An appropriate ple are proud to see their im­ sponsibility. — ,»«-—, provement. S. Al. 1). prayer was offered by Rev. President Charles Taylor sed of land, lying in Elk township property to wit; One horse, in the county aforesaid, adjoin­ J. A. Weston. Hon. Walter An occasional bottle of Aver's of Wake Forest is now con­ ing the lands of Esnw and Jacob two milk cows, 20 sheep, 50 Judge Armfiek was too sidered one of the foremost Hodges, his own lands and oth­ head of hogs, besides n num­ Grimes delivered theaddress. Sarsaparilla does more to cor­ ber of young cattle; one net the tendency of the blood to unwell to hold Bead ford ers contaiting 50 acres more or Malaria is one of the most iii- accumulate humors, and keen court during this week. educators in the South. Mr. less. For further particulars ref­ good surveyor's compass and fixtures. Terms of sale Taylor's influence is being dions of h • 1 1 h destroyers.| the organs sound .and healthy, Judge Brown has been com­ felt not only in the South but erence is made to records in Reg­ < ash. : lood V So • ; panlla counteracts than other treatment ve know ister's office. This May 3rd, 94. it*- deadly poison and builds up of. 'Prevention is better than missioned by the Governor in otlier sections also. E, B. M ILLER. It. A. HAMILTON . Receiver of the system. cure." Trv it this month. to hold said court. May 3rd, "94. A. D. ( OWLEH. Doir^hertr, Editor. If. ('. Rivers, Publisher ———— - M SM WILF- �/ there i s a bundle o f dry The Debute at Desifleld. OO CO CO CO CO cc oo goods in his office, with t h e On last Saturday night I Vn TH E W ATA U G A D E M 0(' IT AT. address s o erase I t h a t i t is had the pleasureoi attending J 'opy 1 year $1.00 possible t o tell t o whom i t j the public debate a t Deerfield. ARE SUGAR-COATED, " 0 months 50 '* 3 months 35 belongs. If you have lost j Query:—"Should the United EASY TO TAKE, anythingTJ the kind, cull •States have a protecti>etar­ ADVERTISING RATES. And a Sure Cure for iff?" T h e affirmative w a s and examine it. 1 inch 1 week $ .75 icpresonted by Messrs. Cicero Sick Headache,B i l i o u s n e s s , 1 " 1 month 1.75 —The friends of Mr. W. B. Constipation, and Morris, T . M. Cottrell a n d 1 " 3 " 3.00 1 " 6 " 5.00 Council], J r . a r e very hopeful Millard Norris. Those on the Dyspepsia. 1 " 1 year 7,00 1 of hi*nomination for Judge negative were Messrs. W. M. They Keep the System in Perfect Order. 1 column 1 week 0.00 1 n f tins Dint, to succeed Judge Fra ncum, Shober Rogers a n d nom'n,,"on « ^ mo at. n 25*00 I ^ , V 1 1 U m * "For years," writes CARRIE E. Tho's Hampton. 1 " o « ^."...........37.50! would m e a n a volume of STOCKWELL, of Chesterfield, N. H., The arguments on b o t h "I was afflicted with an extremely 1 " 1 year 50 00 strength t o the Democratic sides were very good, and the severe pain in the lower part of the -—— . - ticket, especially in the westchest. The feeling was as if a ton speakers showed t h a t t. h e v Entered at the Postofficeat' ern counties. weight was laid on a spot the size of Boone, N. C., as second-class; .. . . T fl had studied thequestion and my hand. During the attacks, the TT L , T . mail matter. -U. b. Dep. Marshal, J. H. were intensely interested in perspiration would stand in drops on my face, and it was agony for me to make sufficient effort even to whis­ . Wilson arrested one Hiram the discussion. Everything per. They came suddenly, at any hour of the day or night, lasting from LOCAL J3EWS. I Warren last week under the passed off cicely and all were thirty minutes to half a day, leaving as suddenly; but, for several days ' j charge of selling liquo , and in a good humor a t the be­ after, I was quite prostrated and sore. Sometimes the attacks were almost daily, then less frequent. After about four years of this suffer­ —D. 0. and B. B. Dougher- 'for want of bail he was lodg- ginning and a t the end of the ing, I was taken down with bilious typhoid fever, and when I began to tv are on a visit to Butlei ecnnjaii here t o await thejdebMte; The audience was recover, I had the worst attack of my old trouble 1 ever experienced. At next term of Federal Court, {large, and Mr. Calv.n Cotthe first of the fever, my mother gave me AYER'S Fills, my doctor Tenn. recommending them as being better than anything lie could prepare. Warren will be remembered tit*lI acted a s president in a —Th ; s vicinity was again I continued taking these Fills, and so great was the benefit derived that a s the man who killed Rob.y very acceptable manner. during nearly thirty years 1 have had but one attack of my former visited by considerable frost Thomas last Christmas was Oil this occasion we enjoytrouble which yielded readily to the same remedy." o n Monday night. a year a g o . "For a long time I was a sufferer from stomach, liver, and kidney ed the hospitality of Mr. G. — L. M. Farthing is teach­ troubles, experiencing much difficulty in digestion, with severe pains in —It is with sadness we H. Blair. Everyone t h a t h a s the lumbar region and other parts of the body. Having tried a variety i n g a t Deerfield, and will have chronicle the serious illness been a t his home knows too of remedies, including warm baths, with only temporary relief, about a good school this summer. three months ago I began the use of AYER'S Fills, and already my of our y o u n g friend Walter well how kindly he t r e a t s his health is so much improved that —R. L. Council! has about Parks, a t the home of his fiiends. Mr. Blair is one of this medicine."—MANOEL JORGEIFgladly testify to the superior merits of EREIKA, Oporto, Fortugal. completed his fine barn and sister, Mrs. J . F. Spainhour. the m o s t prosperous n n d wood-house combated. He is s iffering from a stroke well-to-do farmers in Watau­ —I have just received a of paralysis and the pall of g a county, He has a fine handsome line of glass ware, gloom and- sadness t h a t farm, and he knows exactly Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer St Co., Lowell, Kaas. also tine tohaccoes, cigars, mantles t h e hearts of his how t o manage it. He has Every Doso Effective etc. W. L BRYAN. loved ones, casts a deep shad a good home and a nice fam­ THifs IS NO JIUM ily, and when you g o a b o u t —M'ns Jennie Con.mill, who ow over o u r town. All t h a t BUG TO DRAW h a s spent some months in physicians, aided by a devot­ him you will almost envy his B. B. ed mother, gentle sisters, situation, Salisbury, has returned t o TRADE! brothers and sympathetic her home in Boone. O— -oFrom AmantliAy X. C. friends can d o for him is be­ —Messrs. E . S. Coffey and Editor Democrat: / HAVE JUST REt 1VED MY SPRING ASD SUMMER J . D. Couueill left Monday for ing done, and we humbly I MEAN BUSINESS. The question of public edu­ GOODS, t r u s t t h a t ere long we shall Elizabethton, Tenn., on a again see his pleasant face cation is now being agitated And h n \ e a beautiful line of cal!icoes a t 7 and 7% cents -obusiness trip. t h r o u g h o u t the Stale. I am per yard; beautiful line of drapery a t 9 ets., worth 1 2 els.; a m o n g lis. —Miss RO S A Dean and II. pleased t o see this. I long t o b l a c k n a i n s o o k a t 1 0 e t s . , w o r t h 1 5 c t s . ; o r e p i e c e s i l k I rom now until the first day W. Morton, both of North The Judgeship of the Tenth District. see the d a y when all the chil­ plaids 12% cts. Bed ticking, good, a t 1 5 t o 2 0 cts.:bleech- of April I|witl sell my stock of Wilkosboto, spent the past Hon. W. B. Councill, a dren of W a t a u g a will have ing 8 t o 1 2 ; fancy lawn 5 cts.; challies, fine, G t o 7 cents; week in W a t a u g a visiting rel prominent lawyer of Watau­ a n acrtfieiniceducation. While Bedford cord dress goods, 1 2 cts., worth 1 5 ; nice crape 1 0 ntives a n d friends. g a . passed through Marion we all hope for this, let ussee cts.; percales 12% cts., worth 1 8 cts.; black satine a t 11 —AND —Miss E m m a , daughter of l a s t week en route t o Bnrns- t o it, t h a t we make 1 he best cts. and up; domestic 7% cts. A large l o t of cotton jeans J o s h u a Winkler, who has ville court. Mr. Councill is a use of t h e advantages we from 1 6 c t s up, and everything else a t betMi a t Clarernont College the candidate for the Democratic now have. I a m pursuaded BE D BOCK PRICES. p a s t session, has returned t o nomination for judge of the t h a t the teachers of o u r Come and see my beautiful stock of SPRING AND SUM. At "*0 per cent above tenth judicial district. Judge schools rush the pupils into her home. MER GOODS. They ore nice and cheap a n d 1 a m going t o J o h n (Jrav Bynnm, of Mor­ collegiate studies too rapid­ —T'Orreta, the old parrot g a n ton, t h e present incum­ ly. Compare one of o u r old stive my friends' and customers money, a s I will <ell low for t h a t h a s made i t s home a t time scholars, with one of'ensh o r producp. So give me your trade. I will appieciate Dr. CjuncilBs for a number bent, is also a candidate for O our common college bred men j A. of years, died o n Tuesday eve re-election, and the race VST WANTED! 5 0 0 pound of balm of Giload buds,15,000 If you d o n ' t think I mean i t promises t o be a n interesting of to-day. T h e difference is ning. , . one. We have heard of one a t once revealed. The one can dozen eggs, 5 0 0 pounds nice yellow butter, 200 pounds of come and look through my —The new turnpike is near o r two other aspirants but quote a line from T a n a and bees-wax. 200 pounds new feathers, and all other kinds of ly graded, a b o u t one mile Judge B.yiium and Mr. Coun­ tell all t h e mysteries of As­ good country produce a t highest market prices. I will want All the roots, barks and herbs in the moutain* this summer. y e t t o g r a d e near the Blow­ cill a r e the only avowed can­ tronomy; t h e other boasts So when in need of anything in the g o o d s line call a n d see ing Rock end, and the bridg­ didates.—Marion Record. not this, b u t is a thorough me a n d I will d o you right every time. I t wont cost you one cent if es a r e now being put up. English scholar. Who uses his you d o n t purchase. If the care of the hair were —We a r e sorry t o n o t e made a part of a lady's educa­ education more in common I have a h u g e s f .ock a n d Yours Anxious to please, t h a t Mrs. W. R. Spninhour, tion, we should not see so many every-day life? The one who want t o get rid of i t before formerly Miss Ida B.Hardin, gray heads, and the use of Hull's knows the English, of course. spring. llair WILL W. HOLSCLAW. of Uiyses. Neb., continues sary. Reuewer would he unneces­ What we ireed first is a bet­ ter knowledge of those bran­ very ill. Hope she may soon Coxey's a r m y is still in dies used by t he populace. recover. W CALL AND LOOK! « « t Teachers, see t h a r y o u r pu­ —T h e weather remains camp in Maryland very hun­ -o cold and corn looks sickly. gry and discontented. They pils acquire thoroughly the Vicks' Seeds Contain the Germ of Life. may apply for pensions after free school studies. Teach T h e prospect for a good crop FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. I would call y o u r a t t e n t i o n is n o t favorable, just now they have served o u t their them good language and the to the big cut in prices in my b u t no one can tell how i t time ohenlistment a s the ser­ pure facts of arithmetic. Vick's Floral Guide, 1894, Make haste by going slow­ other hues] vice is proving hard oil them. Th! Pionosr Catalogue of Vegetable* and Flower* will be. Contains 11'.! pages 8x10 1-2 in., with ly and surely over t h i s descriptions thnt describe, not mislead; —The handsome and inter* The Spring Medicine. illustrations that Instruct, not exaggerate Danvers Yellow Globe ground. After this work, a Gnlon Seed, $1.00 The cover Iscliarmlng In harmonious blend esting little son and daugh­ "All rnn down" from the weak­ boy o r girl is fully prepared per pound. ing of water color prints in | ecu nnd white. willi a gold background,—a dream of beauty. irilliant, ter of Mrs. Nelia Church, of ening effects of warm weather, t o grapple with the higher 32 pagesof Novelties printed In 3different col­ XOI'EjL t i e s . [Tulip, Orientate. ors. All the leading novelties and the best of you need a good tonic and blood theold varioties. These hard times vou cannot Branching Aster, OvorlBOO Plant! •Shell Creek, Tenn., a r e visit­ purifier like Hood'sSarsaparilla. branches a n d be benefitted afford to run any risk. Buy HONEST Hibiscus, Sunset, (JOOIW where you will receive FIJI,I, (• For SOCii. ffl EAMITR K. It is not necessary to adver­ Dahlia, Ethel Viclt, ing their grandfather, H. W. Do not put off taking it. N um­ thereby. See Vk'k 'b Flotise that Vick's seeds grow, this is ltnown the Double Anemone, •ul Guide. world over, nnd also that the harvest pays. A erous little ailments, if neglected, Charmer Pea, Hardin. very little spent for p rery nmper seed will save gro \ / Remember instructors, y ou Cm will Roon break up the system. |. i. |cer'gnnd doctor's bil —-'.-..a Mnnv concede Vick's Hew Potatoes. w—' Floral Guide Ihe handsomest catalogue for 10c mm —It is given o u t t h a t our Take Hood's Sarsaparilla now, a r e doing a lite work. Make 1394. If you love ft fine garden send Address now, with 10 cent*. which may be d'd acted from first order. flry S3S0 Cash Prist* for Potato?*. Vlcks* Hocus do not iliisppoiut. They Grew, they Flonrinh, they Produce Abundnntly f® young friend Burt Johnson to expel disease and give yoii i t not superficial. The com­ strength and appetite. Rochester, pleteness of your l a b o i s mn t \ will he the Republican candi­ N.Y. Hood's Pills are the best fam­ d a t e for t h e legislature. Al­ ily cathartic and liver medicine. make a Franklin; the incom­ pleteness will surely make a so t h a t W. H . Calloway will Harmless, reliable, sure. weakling unable t o cope with again stand for sheriff. the responsibilites of l i f e . * A CARD. —Mr. J . F . Hardin return­ Then, rush n o t your students ed from Tenn., some da.js There h a s been a report cir­ a g o , and brought with him culated t h a t I spent 4 weeks iiuo Latin o r Algebra, out during - the month of Februa­ JNSThe DEMOCRAT one year one dollar."M """" a lot of fine horses for the ry a t t.vo different houses of teach them the fundamental principles completely, and in Linville livery stable. Mr. disreputable character o 11 t & - s & ~ x o w i b n i h i j a r i o &UBSCRrfiE.-m after life they will thank you B. J . Councill, of o u r town, Pine Run. I Ijrand the s t a r t Old Timer. er of t h a t report a s a liar and tor it. h a s charge of t h e stables. May 29th, 1 8 9 4 . the truth is n o t in him. I nev —Who will be o u r Senator er spent but one week on Pine from Alleghany, Ashe and Run in my life and t h a t was W a t a u g a . I t is due Watau­ with a s respectable a family Although it is not claimed that Ayer's Sarsaparilla cures every g a this year, a n d some hon­ a s Watauga county affords- ill to which liesh is heir, yet, as a est ca pable Deinocr A t it must no one less than Mai. McNeil. matter of tact, it comes nearer Respectfully, be, a n d we have such men u Now who ever you a r e come doing this than any other med­ on R cII ctm all snrrnrssof the mucous mnbtuM and y up and show your manhood icine ever compounded. In puri­ GONORRHiKA and GLKHT in i to J day*. No treatment necessary. Nevercause* stricture or hand. / if you have any and if n o t fying the blood, it removes the by druggists! " Price, fa. Sold —The postmaster a t IMck t a k e a sn^ak for yourself and sourcej}f nearly all disorders of • I BLOOD BALM CO., ?ro'S| the human system. Hill wishes us t o say t h a t s o v n o m o r e - H a r r y Hix. C O O P CO CO CO c ?. SUBSCRIPTION KATE S AYER'S PILLS BRYAN'S COLUMN,. • SAY! AYER'S PILLS NEW GOODS CHEAP! CLOTHING OVERCOATS COST! STOCK « U JAMES VICK'S SONS £ KINCHh® aft 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 6 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_1894_0531_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: May 31, 1894] 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 1894-05-31 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/71a8c59ea0aa68d7e55c970fd6262534.pdf e9d4248eaef88c1a329f025f5d7e1935 PDF Text Text VOL G WATAUGA COUNTY, N C. TIIU USD A Y JUNE, 7, 1894, NO. 34. L E T T E R . was p u t up in shape a t the The People'* Mandate Addressed to able one, and it is gratifying those who can move for their Roth Parties. Treasury department a t my t o note t h a t the robust and own private and individual From our Regular Correspondent. Baltimore Sun. request, in order t h a t the ad­ s t u r d y common sense of the interests o r what they choose Senator 'teller said t h e Signs are plenty t h a t the ministrative features of the g r e a t west is beginning t o t o regard a s the special a n d right thing when, in the Republican S e 11 a t o r s a r e schedule should be in correct revolt against it. I t is g r a t ­ local interests of their constit­ course of last weeks discus­ ready t o give up their useless form. The suggestion of the ifying also t o see a growing uents, t h a t will be guilty of sion in the Senate, he said fight against the tariff bill, r a t e and all of the essential disposition a m o n g republi­ the folly of continued opposi­ t h a t t h e people of the United and intimations-have been details of the schedule were can Senators t o end the filli- tion t o the interests of t h e Staves who had voted for given t o Senator Harris by from me." There is a b o u t bustering. The responsibil­ whole country and the ex­ tariff revision in 1892, had a their leaders t h a t if he would the a m o u n t of t r u t h in the ity of framing a proper tariff pressed will of the nation. right t o obtain the legisla­ To get your insurance under the np-t carry o u t his announced charges mentioned a s in all reform bill, in accordance THE LOCAL FACER'S COWER. Tontine Plan of the EQUITABLE LIFE. tion which they desired from intention of compelling long the rest. The schedule was with the declaration and Potent Reasons Why it Should ho It is a simple and absolutely safir the United S t a t e s Senate. It SSnstnined by the People. means of investingyour earn CgsTfor night sessions this week a n prepared a t Treasury de­ pledges of the Chicago plat­ is not the first occasion on future emergenciejt/and acquiring T h e immense power a local agreement might be reached partment a t Senator Jones's form, a s ratified and accept­ the benefitjif Cifc insurance at the which Senator Teller h a s newspaper possesses in a t ­ upon a date for the taking of request, and some Republi­ ed by the people, a t the polls same time. It insures you a means shown 'lis capacity t o rise in November, 1892, is un­ tracting trade t o the town in of support in after years and insures a final vote upon the lull. As can clerk employed therein above the position and the your family against want in case of i he easiest way is always I lie probably told it outside; the doubtedly laid upon the dem­ which it is published o r di­ view of the partisan and your death. The name of the b e s t way*Senator Harris will rest was imagined. The com ocratic party. Republican verting i t t o other channels g r a s p that, of the patriot and !defer for a few days the hold­ mittee may ask the Senate Senators have a perfect right can hardly be estimated. F u r t h e statesman. Sena tor t o order the arrest of the i n g of night sessions, in ort o criticise and expose the ther, it is a matter t h a t issel alone is an ironclad agreement of Chandler, of Neiv Hampshire, weakness und shortcomings dorn considered a s a n impor­ der t o see whether a n amica­ correspondents who refused safety. Its security; its contracts; who is neither a patriot nor its surplus and resources are not of the democratic party, and t a n t factor in a town's pros­ ble arrangement can be reach t o give their authority for a statesman, nnd has neither excelled iu the world. We will the disloyalty of some of its perity, for the simple reason ed with the Republicans. Jf tho charges, but t h a t will ac­ make all this as plain as day to you the ambition nor the capaci­ complish nothing, a s they members t o the p a r t y doc­ t h a t business men d o n o t g i r e so,all lightand g o o d ; if not, if you will send your address to ty t o become one. was shock­ t r i n e a n d p l e d g e s . T h e y it thought. He who will im­ jthe Democrats a r e all pre- would be "certain t o continue W. J. RODDEY, Manager, ed a t t his declaration of his Department of the Carolines, have a right, if they choose, partially consider the asser­ I pared t o endure any a m o u n t t o refuse. T h e Senate h a s republican colleague, and ROCK HILL., S. C. several times tried,but never t o protest against the jus­ tion will be convinced of i t . of personal hardsnip t h a t successfully, t o compel cor­ hastened t o enter his pro­ tice and wisdom of the popu­ T h e local paper is very natu­ may be necessary t o fcrce a test against such M/jrepublilar verdict, and if they can, rally biased in favoi of t h e vote. I t is the expectation respondents t o tell where can doctrine. Only t he day PROFESSIONAL. of the Democratic Senators they g o t information from. before, Senator Dubois, of t o induce the people t o change place of its publication, work t h a t verdict next fall, o r two ing bard co build i t up, a n d t h a t the bill will be passed in Every Senator whose name Idaho, had given a like W. B.COUNCILL, Jr. if given a fair living patron­ h a s been connected with years hence. Mine for the conference com­ shock t o the New England ATTORNEY AT L AY . Meantime, the popular ver­ age by home business men mittee t o act and get their these charges has expressed contingent of republican pro­ dict stands, and it is the du- will guard well their interest, work endorsed by both House a willingness t o appear be­ Roone, N. C tectionists, by declaring his C\ of republicans a s well a s just a s the merchant g u a r d s a n d Senate and the bill sign­ fore the investigating com­ belief t h a t either the speedy mittee without the formality democrats t o respect and o- the interest of his individual W. B. COUNOILL, M. I). ed by PresidentUevelnnd be­ passage of defeat of the tar­ bey t h e popular will. The customer. But if a niggard­ fore the first of July. Only of n summons. Boone, N. C. iff bill would be a relief t o the I t seems hardly necessary treason of a few democrats ly support is doled o u t t o it, one Democratic vote is in Resident Physician. Office country, and be followed by t o s a y t h a t the stories print­ <1 .ins n o t justify t h e attempt a n d it is compelled t o solicit o n ICing Sti-eet north of Poet doubt—that of Senator Hill, a revival of business t o a Office. a n d after he fails t o g e t the ed in Republican*papers a- greater or less degree. If the on the part of the republi­ custom from neighboring cit­ income tax struck o u t of the liout t h e g r e a t cost t o the question weie settled now,he cans, by the aid of those trai ies, i t cannot in justice t o bill it is believed he will fall government of the little vu- said, and Congress were t o tors, t o defeat the passage of those patrons exert itself iu i n t o line and vote for the (*htion t i i p of PresidentCleve adjourn, some relief would such a tariff bill a s the Amer­ behalf of its town a s it other /1710RNEY A1 LA IV, land a n d Secretaries Car­ ican people, by their votes in wise would. T r y a system of bill. come, for employment could MARION, N.C T h e Senate investigation lisle ami* Greaham, on t h e be given t o thousands, and 1890 a n d again, and more liberality in the mutter of ad­ -(o)committee found Buttz guil- light house tender Violet, he would rather have the bill explicitly and formally, in v e r t i s i n g e x p e n d i t u r e a n d were entirely fulsP "lie pres 1892, emphatically demand­ mark t h e result. WiH practice in the courts ol t y of having attempted t o passed now than have no The position of a country ence of those gSfitlemeii on ed. The/people's mandate W at mma, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ bribe Senators Iluuton and action on it a t all. editor is n o t held in t h e es­ ell mid all Uher counties in the I Kyle, but no steps have been the little boat did not cost was addiessed n o t t o one western district SJM'IMMI at tea taken towards criminally the govern men t* one cent. The broad, healthy patri­ p a r t y only, b u t t o both par­ teem it should be. Because tion given to the collection ol otism of these two Western prosecuting him. The cum- The Violet made her regular Republicans found no eclio ties. I t was addressed t o all lie cannot suit some particu­ claims. l mittee is now engaged in in- trip, supplying the light in the breasts of the cold­ t h e people's servants—to l a r clan o r set in the conduct W. B. CouncllI M. I>. T. C. Blackburn. 'vestigating the charges of houses with oil, etc., and the Congees in both houses, nnd of his paper tlicy use various blooded and narrow-minded Iloonc, N. C. /ionrille, X. C. a s made up of representatives and sundry means on t h e sly crookedness on the p a r t of passengers table was sup­ Councill & Blackburn, | t h e s u g a r trust and Senators plied a t President Cleveland champions and defenders of of both parties. It is thedu- t o t r y t o pull him down, New England protected man­ in connection with the pre personal expense. The Violet ufacturers, monopolists a n d ty of Congress t o hear and when a t the same time he is paratioti of the s u g a r sched­ was n o t even delayed, Mr. t r u s t s . Senator Frye, of obey. Republicans flatter doing all in his power t o build up the town in whieli 9STCalls attended at all ule of the tariff bill, a n d , Cleveland insisting before t h e Maine, declared t h a t he was themselves, if tliey imagine t h a t the penalty of disobed­ said clan a r e vitally inter­ s t a r t t h a t the fishing and judging from the evidence al­ honis.'m&L opposed on principle, t o any ready taken, those charges hunting should only he done reduction of the duties im­ ience t o the popular will be ested. B a s e ingratitude. > dune 1 , '93. a r e likely t o be show n up a s while the boat, was tranfor- posed by the McKinle.y act., visited upon the democratic They only think no one else E. F. LOVILL. .J. C. FLETCHER. o u t r i g h t fakes. F o r instance, l i n g supplies t o the light­ is entitled t o consideration party only. and should feel justified in The people a r e able t o dis­ unless they accord with their houses, and t h a t iule was il; was charged t h a t the sug­ preventing by a n y legitimate criminate and will know who views, and be governed by a r schedule was prepared in adhered t o during the trip. means in bis power, t h e pas­ t o punish, whether they a r e thein. How can a town pros Representative Bryan, of the handwriting of Secretary A T 1 ORNLYS A T L A II', sage of a n y bill for t h a t pur­ democratic traitors and rcne per when such a s t a t e of af­ Carlisle, who carried i t t o a Nebraska is just a s enthusi­ pose. BOONE, N. L\ grades, o r republican rebels fairs exist? One set trying astic in his advocacy of the meeting of the Finance com­ Senator Aldrich and all the 9&P*Specialattention given mittee, and demanded t h a t building of the Nicaragua and obstructionists. T h e t o pull down another set, New England \Senatjors apto the collet ion ofclaims.~1&t it be adopted because of ob­ canal, a s Senator Morgan,of pareritl.v entertained thesnme people being of the same while the quiet war is going L L. GREENE, & CO., ligations the p a r t y owed t o Alabama, but he proposes in view. Notwithstanding t h a t mind a s in 1892, ainkinore on ttrh e etown suffers t h e loss a d and the newspaper the s u g a r trust, and the a bill now before the Com­ the.people in 1890 and again than ever intent upbnTp^iiig of REAL ESTATEAG'TS. obeyed, will no morftMriist is retaided in its work for the man whoY made the charge merce c o m m i t t e e of the in 1892, unequivocally de­ # declined tc^ r iw hisauthor ity. House, t o d o it in a different clared in favor of tariff re­ the republican p a r t y wirwMie want of patronage. Wake '«)QNL>N<(. excelling) of. their wishesan up t o t h e importance of sus­ T h e s t .ry wasrwrd t o Sena way. His hills calls for a n is­ Will give special a t t e n t i o n t o r Jones, of Arkansas, who sue of $70,000,000 in green­ form. this little knot of Rep-', reje*jiee t o tariff reform in taining your local paper a n d resentatives of favored and t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale was chairman of thesub-com backs, t o be used t o purchase protected interests, conceived \ S 9 4 r f r in 1 8 9 6 than they thereby build u p your own of Real E s t a t e in W. N. w<W willing t o t r u s t them in interest. Those he vino: farms, timber mittee t h a t arranged the a controlling interest in the t h a t they were perfectly just­ In case a family can afford and mineral lands for sale, amendments t o the tariff stock of the company and ified in conspiring t o t h w a r t 1 8 9 0 o r in 1892. The peo­ for t h e building of the canal and defeat the popular will. ple, conscious of having been only one paper, let t h a t be will d o well t o call on said Co. bill, which included the s u g a r a t Boone. schedule, and he was asked under the control of a board They would not, of course, cheated and defrauded, will the home paper; for i t con­ L. L. Git EES A CO. by Senator Gray, chairman of eleven directors, eight of seek t o select servants who cerns a family more t o know have the least chance of suc­ March 16, 1898, of t h e investigation commit­ them t o represent the United cess b u t for the division of can be more certainly de­ what is being done in i t s own pended upon t o be faithful t o county than i t does t o know tee, w h a t truth there was in States. NOTICE. counsels a m o n g democrats, their t r u s t . They will n o t the news of d i s t a n t places. it. "None, whatever," he re­ T h e House has 'aid aside and t h e shameless 1 reachery Hotel Property for Sale. look for republican enemies The city paper cannot give, On account of failing health plied euiphati"all.v, " I think the regular appropriation of the so-called democratic of myself and wit, I otTer for sale I have attended every meet­ bills temporarily and will conservatives. Of this un­ of tariff reform with whom t o and does not pretend t o give my hotel property in the town of ing of t h e tariff sub-commit­ this week try t o decide wheth replace the democratic be­ the local news t h a t the read­ expected advantage, they Boone, North Carolina, and will ers m u s t have, but a. good er the t a x on s t a t e bank trayers of t h a t reform. *ell low for cash and make terms tee this session, b a t no such notes shall be repealed o r have availed themselves, Senator Teller points o u t country paper well sustained to suit the buyer, and will take scene was ever enacted, nor not. Both sides claim a ma­ without scruple, and striking the p a t h of sound policy, a s does give a very fair epitome* real or personal property in ex­ a demand made by Mr Car­ jority. hands with the democratic change. Applv soon. well a s honesty a n d true pa­ of the world's news. traitors, seek t o secure t h e W. L. B RYAN. lisle for the protection of sug­ Wilmington S t a r : Now a r . With reference t o f h e answer this Copt. Buck Kiteh retention of McKinieyism, in triotism, when he tells his re­ No other publication can 1 NOTJCJET charge t h a t Secretary Car­ i n : If you bad received a five s p ' t e of the popular verdict publican colleague t h a t t h e supply th* place of a good P a r t i e s putting papers in people ha ve a right t o have local paper. If both c a n n o t . . ,. ,. , my hand for execution will lisle prepared the sugarsched thousand d o l l a r appoint­ against t h a t "culminating,,. .legislation which . their be regained—if either t h e city trie by please advance the tees with ule, 1 would say t h a t my re­ ment from Cleveland.itistsad ottrocity of c l a s s legisli 1 votes in 1 8 9 2 they have de­ journal o r country newspa­ t h e papers arid they will re­ collection is t h a t I prepared of one you did not' think e- tion." qual t o y o u r merits, would clared t h a t it was their will per m u s t go, let it be the for­ ceive prompt attention, other t h e s u g a r schedule in t h e J a i l you now be found with the The position assumed by and wish t o have. I t is only mer; for nothing can supply wise they wiy be returned a s first reported ; the self# not executed fbr the want of \ALe n e m i e s of 1 he Democratic these New England Senators the selfish and short - g! d. 1 he place of the local ' • per.* u'e in the last bill reportsw^jftrty ? is a n utterly false and untenfees. D. F. BAIIID SHFF. You Don't Have To Die * BOONE, WASHINGTON Equitable Life J. T UiMSPilliW7 * Physicians & Surgeons. LOVILL & FLETCHER, 'ft �•Jiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii muni • • • T>HV OIL rather intricate for Buck Kitehin a n d 'Kiah Gudger t o play in the face cf Ransom, Jarvis, Avery and others. Coast­ wise trading schooners will n o t be likely t o weather a storm in which the mighty ocean steamers a r e wallow­ ing in the trough of the sea. = OVERMAN'S SPECIFIC OXYGEN' - — — A COMB LET I-; XKWS PER ^ \ k easy of access. Col. Price, of The Pride of the North Caroli Michigan, and several other n a PresH." IS THE Northern directors passed | " B R E A T H O F L I F E . " E Do you want t o aid in building through the city to-day on SYOEKi.th.2 up a paper that Khali reflect tlife life giving »1-s their way t o Bessemer t o be SPRAY B ULB ementof air and greatest credit on North ( k i r o l * y -.water j without 2 present tomorrow afternoon. there can be no — na, matter where it The Wnj to Elect Senators. MOUTH OXYGEN it *3 seen no Then patronize mav he t Col. Julian S. Carr, president PitCt life. SPECIFIC "9 DlfyJ I There is a plan which has epeoial medicat- — •d Oxygon treat-" The Wilmington Messen^ei been worked andtound satis­ of the company will g o t h r o ' ment lor diieat- — A LAItGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPEIt ea of the noie, 2 throat and lunge -i I Do you want a reliable ptiper We hope t o see the tomoi row a t noon. factory. E The inhalation!2 The cotton factory a t Bes­ oantain Germi-i j giving you all tlie news of the Democratic a nd other politi­ DielnVCVi, w * **> u jvi H|I un 2, oidea and in ad- 3 | world—a Democratic newspaper fectante, The St. Louis Globe Demo­ - „• >tRRDNCHlTIS 1; dition to thobeat s cal organizations adopt it semer is now a n assured fact. 1 80&j®iSn8i ^ U: AY FEVER]/ known epeoiflc»2 I that equalH the best-has the -- — • for theae die- » t o a greater o r less extent in Mr. J . A. Smith, who has had c r a t says: ' The locusts t h a t 2 taacs,carrying the remedy by inhalation right to 2 0 g 'st circulation, and has for the matter in hand for some a r e present and much talked - the teat of the disease, making it a POSITIVE -j twenty-one years been i p a r t * several States. Illinois tried 2 0UitK. Separate Specifics uaed in Catarrh and jt and factoriu thegrowth and d e v ^ -* Hay-Fever. Not a patent medicine. Physicians 3 it two years a g o and Califor­ time, has a t l a s t sueceded in of in this vicinity a r e not of 2 velopnient of the Old North Fise P RECAUTION , prescribe it in their practice. securing t h e necessary a- t h e crop-destroying variety nia will t r y it this year. 2ONLY IN USE.E ht ate? Then subscrbe for A NECESSITY R.goAtoiiia: This plan is t o allow the mount of stock subscribed They denude trees of their tv, y Ituoin , Machine Sliop, l"i; WIIMlKt'TOK MK81.'Kt!lR Si-l-J l|r Building, Atlanta. Oa. _ i • .I '-Ui/t,ux' Shops, unit any 2 1 c - j Mo MeW.AlabamaSt..Oiuuha, Neb. F 1 and the wheels will soon be­ foliage, but a r e otherwise .-i v vv..sio ..r «loth«ii urn used. Various country o r district Campaign Rates: 1 < cj JO. I'roaiiwf.y, Louihvlllc, Ky -'MVl.'.V; ,1 :>y |,J1 to bo the < porw f'viT ji. vented, conventions t o express their gin t o t u r n . New cottages harmless. No self-respecting 1 FOR A POSTAL CARD 'addressed to us - 1 he D a i l y Messenger ,'' by •'mri-.fi AT ONCE. bring you by return mail a «opy of our choice for United States Sen­ are being built for the accotn locust would e a t fifty-cent - fexpl/iinuig th» treatment in fun. Send 2 nmil , 4 months ° n trial , for -3 « Cg a Supply Co., 2 for it if you prize health; modation of the operatives w h e a t o r t h i r t y - c e n t c o r n ate. Then those who are norn ' •" < ;*! 1st, set. Boston. 3Tin' Specific e m a Co., " W - i The weekly '' Transcript Mes­ -•fllllillliilllliilMlllill.lililil.iillllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiMMttS inated on the legislative tick­ of the mills, and the g r e a t anyhow." senger," (the largest and!® times are looked forward t o e t can oe instructed t o vote ^tilil!liliIilililitilllil!liItiii:iii!i;r:i:itEi<iiiiii.wis::iiisisifiit]s best paper in the 8tate ) 9 W for the election of the choice in B e s s e m e r.—Charlotte theyhy folks drink liquor, when months on triTihfor #1.00 can got good water; .vhy of theconvention. This would News. Cash i n advance , Roth they wash in the branch, when /tinware is so cheap; why thev | E W I N G M A C H I N E ! papers are large Kight-Page bring the election of Sena­ S The Party Has Persecuted Capt. Kitcli j , n a k e out on not enough dishes, ^lirillliiiiilili}ililiiiiililitii!iii;iiiiiiiiiii!liiiliiiiiiii:iii!iiiii sheets. Send Postal Card tors nearer t o t h e people. when crockery is in reach: why with the address of five per ­ VV e have no d o u b t t h a t the There a r e some unfair pea- shingles rot, when paint is low, WARRANTED ' sons and receive sample cop ­ sentiment of the people over i pie who a r e disposed t o crifi- why they borrow, when they can 5 YEARS ies of THE MESSENGER. NATURE'S whelmingly favors | t h e elec­ rise Col. Kitehin for his de­ use their own toolH. why * they Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. skim over thegrcund whenavery CURE FOR tion of United S t a t e s Sena­ sertion of the Democratic plow can b* had, why they break t o r s b y d i r e c t v o t e o f t h e party. I \vynt t o enter my themselves down cooking over TAKE THE people. The only practical feeble protest against this a hot tire, while stoves are so cheap, are conundrums that ca n test of this was a vote taken injustice, a n d I think I can not be snivel by N. M. Allen. in California y ear before last show t o a n y fair-minded GOING Standaid Kpcper's Nolice. EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. when every ballot g a v e the Democrat t h a t he had a per­ This new treatment for Catarrh and The people of Watauga will voter a n opportunity t o ex­ fect right t o divorce himself diseases of the respiratory organs Is one of the most important discoveries press his opinion. from t h a t ungrateful organi­ t a k e notice t h a t I have pro­ in medical science and possesses the I'iiii igrantK going to anv of the cured a room in theeourl following advantages i The result of t h a t vote was zation. It seems t o have house whet*.* I will attend at 1. The patient can cure himself at a small expense Western States or Territories# and without outside assistance. t h a t 187.958 people in Cali­ marked him and his for pun the commissioners' court the |iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:ii(iiii!iiii:iiiiiiiiiii'Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii!iiiiKs vvid wave time and money going 2. No change of diet or pursuit el lilt Is necessaiv HannT.argo Arui. during treatment. »hi. ( hieago arid Alton route, fornia voted in favor of the ishment, for their devotion first Monday in each month lima a Sulf Knttinj; N<-e«Hc. 3. The remedies are In no wise offensive to the [ t is tlie quickest route to Haa patient and entail no discomfort. election of Senators by direct t o a n d self-sacrifice for its for t 'i e purpose of sealing the _ Una J* Self-threading; Shuttle. No Equal iu C«iiistructiou. 4. The remedy reaches the seat of the trouble directly. KANSAS CITY, DENVER, weights and measures for the 2 Hna A Mechanical A|Mt<>a vote oF the people while only principles. lias an Elegant I'kilvn. 5. The remedies and moans of appliance can be Perfeofc <ljti8li5ienfc. carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience. people. The law requires this I TXas a I'onltlvoATuicc-uj>. rUEBLO, lias n 2 UltEJEI TREATMENT at any drag store. 13,312 were against t h e In the first place, just to t o be done every two yeais. I!kb NfyJisli I'urn il urn. And all points in Idaho, Wash v CVVTERIN E AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. Has Alttro proposition; t h e majority spite and humiliate the col­ J. LI. COOK,' !;• i-Uan any Ooo,l SowinRUoitontl Wotk *s <l<»en a I,r.rgt»r filing<» oi' QuallltoH nud 2 • CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ington, Oregon, Utah Sowing Jlnchiuo iu tho World. E Cauiurino Medicine Co., Waco, Texas* was 1 74,616. Could a n y - onel, t h a t p a r t y nominated and California. S TANDARD K EEPER ; Examine THE ROYAL fop points of 2 thing be more convincing Cleveland, the Honest, for linest and Rest Rqnippcu A excellence, and you will Road in the West. t h a n t h a t ? And we have no the presidency, when the col­ NOTICE! buy no oilier. Duly line running Solid Venti d o u b t t h a t were another vote onel distinctly told them t h a t I will offer for sale, t o the : BuYAE S. M. CO., Rackford. III.| hud trains etween St. Louis t o be taken this year t h e he wanted Hill, the Bandit, highest bidder on the 2, day and Kansas ity. of June, 1894, a t Moret'z majority would b< greater ! In the second place, the parReclining inir cars and Tour Mills, N. 0,, tin 1 following still. ibt 'pers ee of extra charge Ay having been successful 1 will inee parties at any rail­ A consideration of this suit solely through the agency of! C i t ' i l k cows," 2 0 • fttefoHie Weather Soartling, road station with through tickets ject leads us t o believe t h a t jthe 'colonel, Mts aduiinistra-; head oi hogs, besides a num CofHplete Ceilings^, and ba gg;ige chec k K. ' t h e p a r t y which goes on rec-! tion gave him only a six dol her of young cattle; one For full information, mnj s and Corrugated Sheeting descriptive pamphlets of the# ord this year a s in favor ofilar-a-day place when he was oris compass Roofing Paints, W'est write to or call on m a s above o u t 1 frank enough t o say t h a t lie and fixtures. Tei ms of sale some such plan cash. B. A. NEWLAND, ^ Iron Roofing, 098 RECEIPT OF BO CENTS lined will win the confidence wanted a n eight-dollarplace. Traveling Passenger Agt.. H. B. M ILLER. •: Ew» Trougho, Gutters er.d Spouting. WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF of the people a n d have an itn And again, the administra­ May 3rd, '94. 19 Pat-ton Ave., Asheville, .V 0 »iii*AKfs.-ms of Sheet fifelal for Building J. CHAULTON, (r. P. A mense a d v a n t a g e over the tion only gave places t o two ? / COMPLETE AND HEADY \ } >TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./ Chit.ago. 111. party t h a t does n o t s o de of his sons, when there were > WE WANT clare itself.— Winston Senti- three of them---sorter of a THE CHEAT FFiOGHTSG OF ELECTRICITY. /fOft ^ In* • 'i. '.u.t 8tc.tr. t jb (li. i.(Ier», nel—AN— best two o u t of three fake,as THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR Medical & Surgical Instihrfg • V'Vi'VI. Uir llio 'frcutmout of "SironBr, I C: IXerv<)us,Vt ni rculAprtUJ Tetter, Ground Itch, Itching Piles, Ring W,mt . *»t Wilmington S t a r : A . 'Il lllil . i-f Surgkal B>larnsu«. a. I all *'VRK tie,nan oi t h i s c i t y a fevvdava P T ''"'"KA.ner.eaneit.zen C! IT A « A JITK.Y:!> ill Send four Worm and all Itching Skin Diseases. all <-UK"s, / In ill'. Iviwn—an iMirrjellc workman to nrrmikfil and nkcii. •would stand such base in-j cpm I s in hlanij.s for hook on J tako:uid A P P L Y our material! since paid a balance of # 5 , i ubuyg fj'soaxiv, ^, <1 l: .,v to 5 Eu litis ftoiiiity. gratitude t o himself? Then, Kyou have TETTER, It matters not how long It lias vuro tlicin. Call or niidress, ^ Cum•••poudi-Bce solldted' write for 0 0 0 on a note due the Bank existed, TETTERINE will as cortainly curs • prJri.* .':nd tercM. _ F •Vtnti 'n ihii partr. SWELL i T(BR. OR ALBERT f. KilMVillf. CO., TO you as you use it of New Hanover. The note too, a s a OoxeyBe solemnly PER DAY , * ' " I T a CO., Cincinnati, Oh!a. assured me t h e other d a y . •.STABLSSHEO 1372, C*$;N - p . o was originally for #6,200. Harmless, Painless and Fragrant. Hy S»lade. Kfl^rV Kefnml.'d rmults—Kcferoncos—• If you ore dl«»nt[sP.od and was executed in April, Col. Kitehin c a n n o t tolerate ft VI.ILL I xvith tlio the wicked frauds on the balq vrnnf msinv n>rn, WOTNTII, IK>VP, nud piristo 8outh *-rj» Itanh of tho State of Georgia, Chrxt1880. 1'here were credits fin tVijrk for iis a ftnv Iwun d.Uly, r ghr ii avid tround bam llank, and National Hank of Savanuab. lot t h a t are being perpetrat­ their own lionics. Tn.- buxinem it cory, pea«Ant, t h e principal amounting to ::lrifltlv honorable, :tr>-l pa* s hcitrr then nnyothef ed Im . iiecorrupt Democracy I T. SHUPTRINE & BRO. OfiToml .•». Yini hnv.. :i clcnr Old ond TlO #1,200. all given previous t o COmp tilloa, I'xper'oHct' nivlfp cinl nl llitY m< SAVANNAH, GA. 1 8 9 4 ; and the r a t e of inter­ C<J. Kitehin is a purist in Ccit y. t apl.. I r- jiitrc d. Ti'f eqsiip you ivi li i-vorvlblti^ that yoti nr»"l. front DU well, e s t varied from 1 2 In 8 pei politics and has no syrnpa ar.l .flp vifj to ,n-t, ten tittiet niy)|n:ir- rayes, he .ti it fj., na lynil tn m> n. Hffd lt.>;.«t fu.ii flrlq cent, per annum during the t h \ a t all with 1 lie Ingalls ttithc g-jr> | pn •. Anv one, .• n>. ivb. i... tan ,|<) tho S OTON II Ml ^scen tvorlt. All "tccwil who t'.V'nv . n; j 'tilt nt.d pimperiod of fourteen years he "Cheapest 1Best Business College in the World " Ho h ir-i • in hb rj t >LT1' t*i"0 *rlri if, Tv.iptu.oi work will mk.-Iv brinp Uo»»r *i Worli's Exposition for tween d a t e and caic 'fat ion Vl'i yon a <ymf <i • | „f m'tnov. KrchT in|t 1« now TO OOo LILu . Ifnalnma. NeArlr l.OOOHLuiinnia *•»'»'" KiturntloD. lb,tM)Oyrft4uHtoiln U* u-"i ..i trrent 'lv<tt'u>!. M r'tf f..r onr Mllnplilet annaally.1016 Tenchcran , ,lon r Poatof Full Muslnru 01 the 1 ote \s { ()f hhorfil* !.''x' T u '« ; ^ » « 7; Bo.nl, .t,o U t »yo. firoit;.!!*, ninl r-f Ire f'iM j .ft, fio inifBI (lino if yoit eonohide not io go on with tbo curiosity, a n a iiproxim re Ki i?hlu and His Combination. btndne&f. WILBUR R?8M,TM:'LEX,NCTON, KY. calculation of tlif ilerr^st A -- c »rresj»onnent of the iji i/i tijh" %cot F>cx AF-p,, paid was ma dp. and if was Winston Republican, writing PO»TLA?ie, «V? AI n K. tound t h a t it amounted t o of Hon W. H. Kitehin sYIPa b o u t #9,000. This is a de- parture from the Democratic BOTANIC eidedly practionl illustration party, s a y s ; of the apparently slow, but « ;» t M-i «- . -•* -1 Kitehin h a s formed a com­ nono the less ^ure, mdmivM' bination with a gentleman in URE REAM- ARTAR POWDER A thoroughly tested Remedy in which interest ic.umu- the west whose patriotic am­ ENDORSED BY « FOR ALL > 31003 asd SKIN DISEASES. la s. bition t o serve hift country PROF A. L. METZ.P.H.G, nndard rp. . • lies been tried, of Medical Department Tutane University nind met with a serious set back filing, for forty years by of Louisiana, who, after a carofnl analysis, >nt f Bessemer City's "^o tune. Mild ti I Clan, ivbo bus p • ,-d it. pronounces it a pure Cream Tartar I'owdcr, when KopM Kliasrecejved the viil.-n f.tnei.d d, it i. wliicli he cheerfully recommends to tbo The iron miners in in- r sthe first public. collectorslnp from Mr. Cleve­ ' ,y opt siI .-'teut tfiriMi,:fi sennn- mines struck \ very • > itol kltiland The allianee is of the "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" t • t or t .urfoiig large anti unexpected find a t of I c rr > iii:c:e dose; and means t h a t Kit,eh PURE, WHOLESOME AND POWERFUL. that place S a t u r d a y and th » You Want It. Ask Grocer For It in and his running tnyfe are work up t o m e presnt h a s t o divit the senatorial honan iotely i of UuLF MFG. CO., n ' wo l » 4 ]"»«. • is !) ever f h I f l r / ' ' ' , , N i L e ' ' n : i g h t o r " ' 0 T e | p r « n e x t winter. T o d o thin ifor all nr. iejfiu ritnpover"1 j •'oonmizH " " ' j they c a n n o t afford t o sever of lii..; quickly ' • ;< * y, ri.cn t h e owners of t h e property. f i m ,|| y ,)Hi|n th(,)r i.i.s. ! ..'Mirrti. Due of the Ri.d . K t.S'r Tel , 1 he find is a new vein of iron t j o n H i l m t t|,o V a r e t o «kir ,i tl»' "Olid.i<Otitwriu, ...Illir es Pi>aril I uncr,c» .d. **.l loinfrodu. ore'fully hn-t.y feet square. | n l i «). n l i the outside, thereby I[JJ B 3 .0*6 1 (flicn.-rpo.^Bwewii, ,,,„ )rRFB »UI>. t, l««)K,n.irlii .||. '• w t 1 he iron is of the very fine ><»we JIS reformer «. «bo»p (Inlj ths.s who wrii« Oavoftfp, and Tradc -Mnr'cB obtained, and all I'aU in their oh CMfi * .l.nn». A II vonmtk. fare ,n ,.f e n t htiBinpss c o n d u c t e d for Moderate Fees yield of pure iron. • IF1 'fw i li.d.. Bend Bt.mp for Iitortrated Frtse r.fu. 0!,,co is 08 p a r t y wid ledd out falsi *» Yl-» rrrwuni'io nSi. iv o1!r .„n NIIU» A r ,l' JF,.-A. .nrf ihnh • Hinund yon n1 (horc i«II-vo.i .ichhnr, and we can sernreOPP t e'*® iU.S. Patent tOffice, pa nt ... remote from \\ ashinstton. n less lime h a n those The directors of Bessemer lights t o the Populists hopThe Schumacher S*nriin(r of »h>. »<ii -rti«.msnt o r photo., _ the >ni«H TK company will hold n meeting i t l R i f t l l H y K l l ,. C ( ,, d t ( ) , ) f t a b ' | ( 1 •Ion. U endvire, if patentable orwith desorip. not, fr e of jtOfm The. fo.low.nff rnt olv.<«h. n.nnprsnpice«.1Itof the fol«<« n, of reduced c.lmrge. Our f;4 o_ not d 'e t' 1 1 patent i' HC< urer'. A Pamphlet, }D>w tt> ObUm latent?.v k . .morrow and i t is s.ir.tiised | |,y „ successful bolt, t o re-enfi.iinos of acton) cD^uls in yuui*citAte, ccunt # •OMiaddu pooff w »h«ut th, rtOirih ,>, r » ,f n.h..lh t- , • t h a t they will probably a n - | a c t t h e Merrimot double6A:3 pnu 'jftxyi anoX iwnueya *noX OIR.o yyyM IT town, »eut froe. Addrcp^^ 'b H CI EL1 1/ KOyf 8MAIOHU cii. mikcftnm tQoiLze ait eiilai^vmentof the) hacks-action summersault of •sTjirqep u fiaj C.A.SNOW&.GG1 «ufcxperien. r ^ » r,. iia«.|,. m . A-..,.. tK"...r'. .. .s* .inu.r " „ ..... •... ' •q;oa JOJ POO# A|[UOA jno UJOJX ,,JB noX JC XdJre,.,H IIALLil : Xi.o., 11, •— li.ffn T ,n, mAUIA Opposite Patent Office, Washington, 0.^ 'BUBOV IWF8 UJ2VA dl A DEMOCUATIC family newspaper, devoted to the interest ot Coun­ ty State anu Nation. Published every Thursday a t Boone, Wa tauga County. N. C. fl|l ' ROYAL ! CACTERINE CATARRH CURE Diiicago and Alton R, West and Northwest. , ROOFING.! PAY TETTERINEI ftENT § DOLLARS Commercial College ^ ^: P C T JfSc Gymnasium Sa. �i'lie Wataasa Dsmoorat Suppose a fellow creature and tho pursuit of happi­ |children. Near Esq. Cntch- The nip of a poisonous snake WANTED! who claims to be a Republi­ ness," with town hogs and ers the good people have is but a slight remove tram being A lemedy for disease aii<Sole more dangerous t ban t lie poison can from priacipleand is lion cattle, and country hogs.and ierected a n unusually large of Scrofula In t he blood. Ayer's bilit.y, especially for thosedis 1). It. Dougherty, Editor. 1{. (.'. Hirers, Publisher est in it, ami says he is cattle, besides the sheep up­ ! frame tor church. Tin is up Sarsaparilla purifies the vital eases which physicians have " a g i n " high tariff and is in on a thousand hills, occupy­ and one of the best \vt i;«t ve fluid, expels all poisonous sub­ pronounced incurable. the ele­ We give below a tew of the favor of both gold and silver ing the streets gardens a n d ever seen in thecounty being stances.oj and supplies1 h, and 7 hursdxj June, 7, 18V4 ments life, heal the many letters which £ p and for free coinage, and is fields. Chink of it ou r coun­ put up by J . 1 -. Kincaid one strength. have received, and which we a m o n g the best carpenters in The Board of magistrates in favor of t h e income t a x t r y men. publish with the consent of the county. I t would be a We ore promised t h a t the the writers who a r e convinc­ and Board of county com­ upon t h e rich nabobs t o help run t h e expenses of this big The Congress now in ses- commendable tiling lor the tariff bill w ill tie disposed of ed t h a t such a remedy a s we missioners met in joint ses­ sion a t the court house Mon­ country, he agrees with his sion a t Augusta Georgia for outside public t o help some by the 20th a t the further- ha vodescribed has been found 1 in Compound Oxygen Treat­ d a y . The annual taxes were fellow man t h a t high tariff, tin purpose of organizing on t hisexcellent church house ost. The S t a t e bank tax is ment of l)rs. Sturkey & P a levied. T 1) e constitutional the demoneytizing of silver means t o induce i m i n i g r a - l o c a t e d on the Blue Ridge in! now being discussed in the leu. limit G6% cents on the $100 by t h e Republican Congress tion t o the South, "called the C o o k ' s G a p , o n a beautiful House with some prospects "My daughter WHS cured ^f worth otproperty wasleyied. in the year of our Lord 1873iSouthern inter-state iinmi- l o c a t i o n . T h e hoy <*e will of passing- in a few days. Asthma, by one treatment ol ( A and the g r e a t extravagnnee gration a n d i d u s t r i a l C o n - c o s t a c o n s i d e r a b l e s u m a n d This will make the pod tax pound Oxygen, uRer suffering for fifteen years. En. n. WILLIH, $2.00. The school t a x 0 0 of the Republican Congress gross*" This Congress is we]] some generous help vvouhl ,n Tyler, Texas. the cents per capita. Our county in past years, in many ways. represented as a large deleg a be t h a n k f u l l y r e c e i v e d b y the Notable the big pension tion from all sections a r e c o m m i t t e e . W e v i s i t e d o u r Th* Judgement on Hood's Pro­ finances a r e in a very healthy , "I used your compound Oxy­ nounced by Squire Fog^. condition. Our c o u n t y fraud, the big jobs let o u t by there. Many of whom a r e good triend Adam (Titclier gen about a year and a half aAl u c h who is still selling goods igo. 1 neglected to tell von ot B o a r d of commissioners the Government, t h a t cer­ men of influence. ; 1 lio the great benefit I received from have discharged their d u t y t o tain men might rnak3 a huge speech making and many res farming etc., he is a thrifty i il s use. J liuve not been troubthe general satisfaction of all fortune. Thesquandering of olutions a r e engaging tlie citizen. He being a widower ! led wit h catnrrh since.—F. ^ Governor Carr and going it alone reminded I "Revels, Syracuse University t h e people. They have les­ the one hundred millions left Congress. vucfrfte, N . Y. sened the county taxes per­ in t h e United S t a t e s Treas­ and Senator J a r v i s and oth­ us of o u r own like condition ceptibly and the county a f ­ ury by Cleveland, and the ers from North Carolina ape and wondered how long be-! S t m d for book of tw-p h u n d r e d I pages for f ui fhcrinfonnat ion, tcs fairs have been well adminis­ many use'ess men employed in attendance. W e hope fore a change would come -A'' • • ' ' <d ^\7f. I iuioniiils, etc. A })tn k sent i-p '. tered. A resolution ot thanks by the departments a n d a much good may be done for over o u r dreams. Let no! ' Home Treatment senl out I \ cxthe South, and if we can good woman t a k e alarm a t ! a n d approval was unani­ general recklessness a n d press to >e used at home. Office -s Treatment administered hufe. mously voted the Board, and waste of the people's money. s t a r t immigration in this di­ any suggestion here made. The best way t o avoid scalp) each member of the Board If hestill votesfor men whose rection with capital and en was re-elected again for the party advocates such legisla­ terpriseand such cm migrants diseases, hair tailing out, and i premature ha I Iness is to use the I ! 1525) Arch St. I'hi 1adelpiiia, IM.P^ next two ,\ears. The Board tion and is doing everything a r c the right type of men we best preventive known for that­ The following testimonial conies from T. M. 120 Sutter St. San Friicciwi), Cal. Fojcr. Esq.. who Is wel!-ku >wn throughout Kenof education made a report possible t o prevent such would cordi il.v w e 1 c o m e pin-pose—Hall's Hair lteriewer. t i.-ky e.i eoi .A J u.i'k'ii awl Ju&». o o. the peace Rlease mention this paper. for r .Htb county. Ills words ahouM luvuho th» of the schools, teachers, the frauds and had laws from them, but if they a r c of t h e From Vilas, JN. C. confidence of nil who read hlslaticr; . being repealed d o you believe Jesuite-Anarchist type w e money paid t o run the same, "C. I. Kood «s Co., Lov\cii, .'.las#.: Editor Democrat. "I will soy for Hood's Samaparl'l v I hellov# number of scholars, a n d oth­ lie is honest o r is lie mista­ would ask them t o s t a y ui As other parties have been It to he the l>est medicine In the vrorkl. In the ilbi?) L a bad esse of prlp which e r m a t t e r s connected with ken? We think most of them wa.v. expressing their opinions in wluter of 'U2 I luulvery btwl slnpe.the tried every­ l e f t my nyatcni tu 1 We have lately mingled regard t o the political situa­ thing I csnl I find nnd pot no relief. In the fall t h e school interest. This re­ a r e urstaken for they will of­ of the ssme hoi; rht I ottlj port was very creditable t o ten say "how hard a r e the considerably with the people tion a t this time, and offer­ Sarstparl')a. year II!rat dose Ia took of ll .od'e The We wish t o call at I en 'ion to on­ t h e Board and county Supcr- times under Democratic rule and find the political feeling, ing t lie names of t heir friends j Klade a Decided Cl-.nngo line of second-hand iiitendant. Prof. Kruneum and you promised g o o d though kept well in the a s standard—hearers in the! for the hotter. When I begun hiking Uio first bottle toy wel ;V,t wes 1ST pounds, the lightest Buggies, Carts, w a g o n s , was unanimously re-elected times when the Democrats hack ground s o far, is very coming campaign, will yon! since r.uiuhuod. hj* inne tho secotid bottle g o t into power." T o make encouraging t o us. We find Hacks, Harness Etc, county Superintendant which kindly allow me t o make n 1 dV better t 'lines the many wrongs all parties conservative and few suggestions through youi ' was very cieditable t o him. They are almost good as new, h;vl been lined my wei- 'it wn» 1".*> P Kind a n d generous feelings ' u l 1 have been done must be eeiious, we hear no extrava­ paper t o the Democrat ic par­ <v.vo »!l tills t o IIoed'H S;irs:s;»;tr!ll» millMIIKIs. I I Rladly and persons wishing to buy can reeninmeiitl I to all -'.ITt'ro . V T. M. Foao, prevailed throughout the un lone and times will tie no g a n t declaration from a n y ty of Watauga county? In .In. I (> of the t Peace, fli.irj) rung. Kentueky. secure bargains by calling on us. better until it has been done. one. All a r e anxious for the the first place, wo must select session of t h e joint Boards. We have a big lot of NEW^ Hcoci'u Pills cure liver Ills, rnnstlpatlon, taiiff question t o bo speedily good men t o run for the var­ bllloiisucss. Jaundice, sick lieadaclit. iudlKestlun. No politics o r prejudice enter BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, ed i n t o t h e business of the T h e charge made by the set tled some way. Unless we ious offices. M'-n who h-'ve HARNESS Ac Board, all were disposed t o n e w s p a p e r correspondents a r e mistaken there w ill be no shown true fealty t o the prm H JW TO SAVE mmon hand, which will be sold on recognize h o n e s t efficient t h a t certain Senators wore bitter feeling a m o n g our peo­ ciples of democracy; men EY. reasonable terms. II we haveuot in t h e s u g a r trust, ami had ple during the coming cam­ who have voted tiie s t i night work and t o be governed in ticket from Rresident down got what you want, we will — ( , , ) — their actions by a desire t h a t made big money o u t o f it paign. The quality of the t o constable; wen who can take pleasure in getting any o u r good o'd county of Wat­ and in consideration of this candidate w ill be c 1 o s e I y icok the issues straight in On > of 11m great secivt K in inn- thing foi you in our line. We buyQ a u g a shall be honestly and big steal they were to vote in Scrutinized and if lie is suc­ tin 1 face, and defend o u r time king' money is to know how to direct from manufacturers niul economically administered the Senate t o protect this cessful lie must be thegenuiiC' —honored principles. W.tli save if. The principal way to save can, therefore, give you vi* such men a'* these lor o u r money is to buy that which you in all her varied interests. s u g a r trust. The committee article. The Democrats will leaders these will f>e no difii consume from the party who will close prices. T h e people of the county of appointed t o investigate not vote for a candidate un erclty in our winning the sell you ihe MOST article for the We ha ve a full l i n e of new Har w h a t ever shade of political these and other charges a less he is thesiinon-pure-jtuflf tigh t in t he coining elect ion. LI0A8T money In order to find ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev And a s other men ha ve of the above named party it is very erything in the harness line. Can opinion o u g h t t o feel justly gainst these Senators and | n n ( j m l v 0 ( .,, t ( > 8 Hi National essential that you call and ex­ beat the world on prices. proud (and no doubt they a g a i n s t Secretary Cailislel Democratic idea and the Re- feted the names of some of amine my immense stock ol tiieir Iriends a s suitable per­ d o ) of the favorable condi­ have s o far found nothing in publicans preach the same sons for office, I will suggest 8®* We will take in exchange, tion of the county finances the charges, however further doctrine. Most of the Re­ the names of some other men CENEMLMEKCBANhot ney. mules, and also good b taken into consideration investigations a r e t o t>r; publicans m . ( i v v , r |, theDemo f i r the consideration of the cuttle. Give us n call. t h e unusual hard crises of made. The offer of the man ( r a t s on i lie income lax. and Democratic party. Dr. .1 B. Rh'll'ps having Which is almost complete in ev­ ULNKEL, CRAIG <(; ((). the times. The county has B u t t s t o pay certain Sena­ many want a lower tariff and t o r s big money t o induce free coinage of silver. These fabhfully served us one term ery department, consisting- oi h id for several years one of .Lenoir A. C. m t h e Legislature, I think Dry (roods. Notions, Boots and the best sheriff's and also ef­ them t o vote against the tai­ a r c the issues nnd there will now we might run him sue Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware. Groceries, Saddles. (Queensficient Board county com­ iff bill did not succeed and be lair a slight diiiYience in Cessfully for S t a t e Senator. ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts. S e n a t o i s flutton of Vn., and W a t a u g a , while tin 1 National M r. J a mes W. M o r t o n missioners and with prudence © Kyle of South Dakota a r e Republican party holds t o would make a s a good treas Etc., Etc., too nunn rous to men­ C<; a n d economy t he people h J ve tion. managed t o pass through exonorated by t h e commit­ the high protective tariff idea incr. Shepherd M. Dagger —x— m I have just received the nicest tee. T h e committee further and a l s o t o the gold stand- would make us a n excellent t h e severe hard limes with­ and most complete line of A FT Kit Al'Iill. Till; 1ST T4, li a r d , a s well a s opposition t o representative I d o not think i ii reports t h a t they have not o u t a n y sacrifice of property we could place o u r banner in 10 per (ent. cut on juices. found any evidence of actual the coinage of silver. The safer hands, and in tbisopinbeing sold for taxes. Re I'­ money being on hand t o i Republicans North a g r e e ioti, I am seconded by a l l ps i t would be hard for any comply with Butts's promise with Mr. Cleveland on silver goodly number of Demoera ts. That has ever been exhibited to SPOT ( ASH OR BARTER, county t o be found t h a t has citizens of Boone and sur­ NEVER TEN DAYS. Notwithstanding 1 have t heroundings, consisting of t o pay for the votes time he j question alone. fared s o well in this respect l ha t confidence in the wisdom proposed t o buy. We t r u s t Ualicoes of all styles and shades a s h a s Watauga. Why do Look oyer our list ni;d com­ that. Senators who a r e eharg On Sunday la>t we attend­ of the Democratic party t o Fancy and plain Lawns, (dialfeel assured that every true lies, Sattines, Ginghams, Nnn- pare our prices with those soling a n y of our people clamor for ed with dickering with the ed t he Three Fork rhuivli and Democrat can and will sup­ na different county govern­ ! ' sooks, chain brays. ('ashmen s, on lime. - Moiicv fcu\(d is mof s u g a r t r u s t \:ill he found t o heard a n able sermon from port 1 lie ticket whisli may be Henrietas, Bleeching. Damask ey made." ment when w e a i e faring to b ' o >e fioe from a n y crookedness Ib'V. Sherwood. At Three put in the field by the party. draper^, Sheet ing, Plaids, eotWe wiH sell yon 4 1-2 pounds well under t h e present -J. W. H OI j SCLAW. tonades, jeans etc, which wii 1 and that- such charges wdl he Fork you always meet with .ijd, 1(> pounds t e m ? Political reasons can lie sold at reduced pi ices for cash good of) e lor idle rumor only. ^Ye d o not a large and interesting con­ Notice of \|>plicntion' sugar lor ^1.00, best or its equivalent, meeting anddi extra only be urged and such rea­ calico ('; to 7 12 -fs j>ei y ard, rot agree with Senator Hi#, how­ gregation and we always A petition of many pci sons fying all sons are no account when com eon cheek, 2" inches wide, 7 cts. ever when lie declares t h a t meet with the kindest hospi­ in tlie county of Watauga per yard, and ladies' and gents'" pared t o actual facts exist­ Senators have a l i g h t t o tality from t he good people. and of the townships of Wat­ REASON A n E CO MTETlTION hats cheaper than they have ev­ ing t o the contrary. auga, Laurel ( ' r e c k and fi^X. B. My entire stock er been sold before. deal in sugar trusts, o r a t One would he impressed when Be kind t o your neighbor, least they d o not- criminate viewing the large assembly S h a w u ^ e h a w h a v i n g b e e n of Genera I Merchandise will We are just receiving a fall lin^ filed before t 1h^ Board of (Jo.. of ladies' dress goods at prices to loan liiin y o u r horse plow, themselves in doing so. t h a t everybody from several Commissioners t o reestab­ be sold at reduced prices ior suit the buyers. j oxen and wagon. If lie miles around had p u t in their lish tlu township lines in tho ( ASH or its equivalent WE MEAN WHAT WES A Y. said townships t o run a s fol­ won't feed Hie stock and oth­ When the country people's appearance, but we went by In order to make room for Call and see us and we can save erwise abuses tliem, d o n ' t hogs and cattle come i n t o Mount Vernon church a n d lows. t o wit: Beginning a t now stock, I am offering my en­ you money. RNSP. lean him a n y more. If your tow n t o e a t t h e fiiiegrnssnow- there was a considerable the Hanging H o c k Gap, tire lot of JOHNSON EDM 1ST EN & CO. thence t o rur. a straight line dearest neighbor d o n ' t bring growing a t will on t hestreets crowd just broke »ip from t o the White Rock, thence t o 1{E A DY-M A DE CLOT IIING Blowing Rock, March 15. back the borrowed hoe, sin­ and t h e marshal with his Sunday school we felt amazed the high part of Bishop A 7 COST. gletree, axe, mattock, shovel vigilant eye espies them and t o see s o man.\ good looking Mountain, thence t o the old Thanking my friends and cus­ Why folks drink liquor, whej^ piDW , maul, and iron wedge transfers them t o the pound healthy young people who Cranberry Road a t t h e t o p tomers for the liberal patronage they can get good water; .vliy they wasli in the branch, when b u t keeps them s o long t h a t and t h e owner of said stock attend the churches and Sun­ of t h e Valley Mountain, thence t o tli3 low Gap of the they have given me in the past tinware is HO cheap; why they he sets u p ownership and a r e notified t o come and t a k e day school. S t o p i n g a t Esq. Long Mountain, thence t o make out on not enough dishes, and soliciting a continuation of when crockery is in reach: why claims them a s his own by the same away a n d pay cosl, T . L . Critchei f a* dinner we the Blankinsh p place, then paint is posession; o r loses them then then there is a feeling against were told t h a t the number oi to the top of the Ridge n t the the same so long as I merit it, I shingles rot, when when they low, why they borrow, can AM RESPECTFULLY, in t h a t case you need n o t the town laws t h a t is close children of t h e school age old Ridge road thence t o the use their own tools, why they keep u p such neighborship akin t o "cussen" provided numbered 1 0 1 scholars a South pinicals of the Beech M B BLACKBURN. skim over the ground when avery Mountain. S a i d petition Boone, April, 1 2 , 1894. plow can b* had, why they break generc wi• fiim, e v e r indulges in long the Blue Ridge in a themselves down cooking ovelfr j will be heard o t the July e a hot fire, while stoves are so n.! area composing the meeting of the said Board of V^'One dollar pays for the cheap, are conundrums t hat can­ . .i > i ict. i wo fami- County Commissioners. Democrat one year. not be snivel bv N. M. Allen. PETITIONERS. ® ^ 1 >a y y o u r subscription. t o live and enjoy "li ? e, liberty Hies in this distrifit have 24 Best Ors. Sfarkcy & Pgfen, « ms ' DI5E J* �v—' -*»t . • . .>. S UBSCRIPTION H ATE B | 98 fast a s possible. IX MEMO til AM. M i 11tie M a y a a < i v -o ra Li z— rile Odd b ellows of BT!F>\\ | Lodge will have memorial daugnuMS id Silas 1 '°l>.yl year $1.00 (i- , u " ' 44 of (j months 5 0 tier vices ut Henuou'e Chapel > 44 wpl'e l)0'" 3 montliH 35 on next. Saturday conducted ! N ADVERTISING KATES. b,v Rev. A. A. Orator, of Elk A ' " ' ' 1 2 3 , ' d 1 W ) 3 ' a n d d i o d Par k, in memory of two o f | <>ne on ilie ltttli ami t h ° o<h1 inch 1 week ,$ .75 1 41 1mouth 1.75 t hi? deceased inemliiMHoi'thrit !V 1 i''i ' *1 Ma.v, 1891, 1 " 3 «• 3.00 Lodge, Charles Bingham audi May <1\mg first. 44 1 44 G 5.00 t w , n s w m > NO 4 1 year J . It. Me.'Jnire. The Secreta-I n , " K e 1 ' 7.00 1 column 1 week 9.00 t-.v, VV. u . Hugger, gives , I f i : nearly alike t l m t persons in 44 1 1 month 13.50 this information, and he ex-; t l , r l | ite]y m-quninted w i t h 44 1 " 8 25.00 tends to all aa invitation to ! ' ' " ' ' i n scarcely tell them 14 44 1 G 37.50 apart. 1: I 1 year 50 00 attend. ( * TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. . ; i Tito bright jewi-lH less np- . a , ib'Vg J o n earth—two little impels filtered a t the Post-office a t . . . S h e r w o o d (Uiiutwi) aim in Heaven. Boone. N. C., hh secoo'i-elaes Rev. Itiirrn> (Methods!) will; He who snid : "Snffei-the I t m iil m a t ter. (hern.-s mode o f baptism f „ c h i l d r w l t ( ( „„to e piiinS.it LOCAL NEWS.. ir 4 ; v & iCURESi Hestorecl to , ^OTHERS ,. . / ^ ? o ° \ Acure/^/ofo. / IPLOOd \ WILL / S &i % \ SLEEP! CLEAR i LONG SKIN Perfect Health. ... •» By lbs uetj oi AyEfiS Sarsaparilla LIFE "For eight years, 1 was, most of the time, a great sufferer l'rom con­ stipation, kidney trouble, and indi* m gestion, so that tny constitution V g )|A W, seemed to he completely broken down. 1 was induced to try MENTAL STRONG ENERGY NERVES AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and took nearly seven bottles, with siicli ex­ cellent results that my stomach, bowels, and kidneys are in perfect condition and, ill all their functions, as regular as clock-work. At the time I began taking AVER'S Sarsaparilla, my weight was only 129 pounds, I now can brag of 159 pounds, and was never in so good health. If you could see me before and after using, you Would want me for a traveling advertisement. I swear by AVER'S and believe this prep­ aration to be the best in the market to-day."—8. P. SMITII, 312 Poplar St., Towanda, Pa. "I cannot forbear to express my joy at the relief I have obtained from the use of AYER'S Sarsaparilla. I was afflicted with kidney troubles for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my back. In addition to this my body was covered with a pimply eruption. The remedies prescribed for me by the doctors did me no good. I then began to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and after using two bottles of it, I felt like a different man—the pains ceased and the pimples have dis­ appeared. I advise every young man and Woman, in any case of sickness resulting from impure blood, no matter how long standing the case may he, to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla."—II. Louis JAKMAKK, Janitor, 36 William st., New York City. SARSAPARILLA ' ' " v " a " has taken these unto | reek •hui-ch or nt Hmfson's| [jj ; i S f ,jy Ciie a i r o i d e b a l e ' w _ s , , r i | B | m V f p(l8h„. —Head notice of seizor in ( Im|i: i 1 tteie lo hate -i I 11 j ) ^ l l e p l i a n y S t a r p l e a s e c o p y . a n o t h e r column, on Tuesday with the parties. —Kepublican con veni ion in Both a r e able men an< o u g h t IN METFO&LAX. the court house S a t u r d a y . t o be able t o bring o u t all Carrie Lizzie, theonly child —TJifcrefr diii ; s)n)\vej'>- a r e the arguments on each side ,. , , ... .. . , ,. .. . ,. Dr. delightful now, f m o t h e vege­ o r t .h i s much discussed, (lues- oi ,, , VV. R. and Elisabeth .... ,, , 1 i B. Graham, of Elk X Roads, tation i« jUmuing niot lv. . N. U., w a s born Nov. 2 1 18'J] — M i s s Dora Bingham, of —W illie r-Jreen. fKu of Leu. M tid died May 27th 1894, Statesville, liugan a school (been, o t Beaver Dams, hap-jaged 2 years 5 months and a t Bilverstone on Monday. pened t o a serious accident 20 days. on Monday e v e n i n g. He Blie was a s lovely, bright, —The Quarterly Meetingst Olive Branch will be in ses­ with someothers, wenU'snak and charming a child a s 1 s i o n n e x t S a t u n l a y a n d S u n ­ ing" a saw log out of a hol- ever saw, a perfect rose-bud, day. Elder Burnett presiding. low and by accident .xreenja beam of sunshine in her Prepared by Dr. J* C. Ayer Se Oo., Lowell, Mass. — M ss Nannie Rivers, who was t a u g h t by t h e log and home. , has been a t Barium Springs, received injuries on the hip But the rosebud will bloom N. 0., for some time past, has and shoulder and had his. jn Heaven, and t h a t beam of U'turimJ to tier ho.no in o u r left jawbone fractured. Dr. light will be found m the E. F. Bingham dressed the home over there. Carrie town. wounds and thinks he will re­ Lizzie has gone before, par­ —A. J. Fletcher, of Cove cover. 0ents meet her over there. Creek, a s »ve a r e reliably in­ W. 8 . C. CHERRY , P a s t o r . l 11 AVE JUST RE< IVED MY SPRING ASD SUMMER —On Tuesday of this week, formed, will stand for t h e GOODS, a t the residence of Joshua Alleghany Star'please copy. nomination a s a candidate Winkler on New River, Mr. I. And h a \ e a beautiful line ol callieoes a t 7 and 7!4 cents for the Legislature. The Superiority. N. Corpening the proprietor per vard; beautiful line of drapery a t 9 cts., worth 1 2 els.; —Plenty of flour a t \V. L. of the Watauga hotel a t Blow Of Hood's Sarsaparilla is due black nainsook a t1 0cts., worth 4 5 cts.; one piece s i l k Bryan's a t $2.50 cash, and ing Hock, was happily inar­ to the tremendous amount of plaids 12% cts. Bed ticking, good, a t 1 5 t o 20 cts.; bleechall other goods ut.greatly re­ m e d t o the charming and brain work and constant care used in its preparation. Try ing 8 t o 12; fancy lawn 5 cts.; challies, fine, 0 t o 7 cents; duced prices, ('all and se( s aceoini)lish"d Miss Callie V. one bottle and you will be con­ Bedford cord dress g jods, 12 cts., worth 1 5 ; nice crape 1 0 him—it will pay you. Winkler, Rev. Sherwood per­ vinced of its superiority. It pur­ cts.; percales 12% cts.,.worth 1 8 cts.; black satine a t 11 ifies the blood which, is the source — Elder Burnett, who held forming the ceremony. The of health, cures dyspepsia, over­ cts. a n d up; domestic 7% cts. A large l o t of cotton jeans a Quarterly Meeting a t Hen DEMOCRAT wishes this popu­ comes sick headaches and bilfrom 1 0 cts up, a n d everything else a t sou's Chapel on last Satur­ lar couple all the future hap­ liousness. It is just the medicine for you. BED llOCK PRICES. day and Sunday, spent Mi n- piness possible, and voices Dome and see iny beautiful stock of SPRING AND SUM. Hood's Pills <!ay and Tuesday in Boone. tlie sentiment of all when it able, carefully are purely Veget­ prepared from the MER GOODS. They a r e nice and cheap a n d I a m going t o —Sometime in t h e course extends hearty congratula­ best ingredients. suve my friends' and customers money, a s I will sell low for of human events we will be tions. cash o r produce. S o give me your trade. I will appreciate PopuMsm and Negroes, pleased t o chroniclean impor — lojtic: We had the pleas­ it. The populists a r e hard a t t a u t marriage in Boouetown ure of n call last week .from W WANTED I 5 0 0 pound of balm of Gilead buds,"5,000 ship, and it will not be ours that joll.v and good-natured work all over the county. dozen eggs, 500 pounds nice yellow butter, 200 pounds of fellow, Mark Bolick, Esq., of The 'Herald' was told .yester­ bees-wax, 200 pounds new feathers, and all other kinds of either. — We a r e sorry t o say t h a t near Blowing Hock, though day afternoon by a n intelli­ good country produce a t highest market prices ! wib want gent and reliable Democrat All the roots, harks and herbs in the woutr,ins 1 his , uimnvr. young friend W alter Parksis he lives in Caldwell. He came of Loke township t h a t in his So when in need of anything in the goods line call and see still critically ill, b u t hopes in, having a lot of ore in one section they were doing mis­ em a n d 1 will «lo you right every time. a r e entertained t h a t he is hand, very fine specimens, sionary work a m o n g negroes slightly improved we are in­ and which contain gold, and in the o t h e r had a ten-dollar trying t o g e t them t o join deed glad t c state. Yours Anxious to please, gold piece, and t o c a p it all their ranks. One of the Pop­ —On last Sunday evening he said he was still a Demo­ ulist leaders in bis section re­ WILL W. HOLSCLAW. Deputy Collector R. L. C< HI li­ crat—a Cleveland Democrat, cently held a night meeting ed! captured a load of illicit He didn't like for Watauga in a negro school h o j s e o n whiskey one mile west of our t o get ahead of Caldwell, re­ the land of Mr. Will Sumner, town. The ovvnei was bound ferring t o a n item published a t which lie made a speech t o the Federal Court, and some ti ne a g o a b o u t a man and was the only white man Vicks' Seeds Contain the Germ of Life. the property is now in the making 5 0 rails from a chin- present. Efforts was made FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. hands of Uncle Sam. qnepin bush, so he told us to get a large crowd a t the —On last Monday, a t the the following : He said t h a t meeting, t h e whole neighbor­ Vick's Floral Guide, 1894, '*> The Pioneer Catalogue of Vegetable, and Flower*. court house in Boone, ex-Slier when lie was a boy he was hood and "Rabnitsville" be­ 7 Contain* ll'i iiaKPN SxlO 1-2 iu.. with Fonr Grand iff J . L. ilayes and 1). C. Dug told t h a t grape vines in ing fiooned with invitations. doKcrlpllons that describe, not mislead; illufttrnt Ions that Instruct, not exaggerate Ranvers Yellow Olobe POPPIES The coveriscliarmlng In harmoniousMend­ Onion Seed, $1.00 ger got into a dispute which Oregon grew very large, s o Unfortunately for the Popu­ per pound. Shirley, ing of water color prints In green and white, with a gold background.—n arcnm of lienntv. Brilliant, resulted in Hayes knocking large t h a t one cut made four list the darkeys had a " w a k e " &! pages of Novelties printed In 8 different col­ XOVELTIES. Tulip, ors. All the leading novelties and the best of Oriontalo. Dugger down. Both parties rails, ntni t h a t he had been on the night of his speech the old varieties. These hard times von eannot Branching Aster, 3ver 1B00 Plant! afford to run any risk. Buy IIONKST Hibiscus, Snnset, (HOODS where you wilt receive FIJI.I. Dahlia, Kthel Vlck, For 30(its. s u b m i t t e d a n d H a y e s w a s in Oregon and lie bad seen and f his drew the larger p a r t .hi IlASUIt II. It Is not necessary to ndverSee Vick'n FloDouble Anemone, tise that Vick's seeds gTow, this is known the •at Guide. of his expected audience. T h e | fined $3.00 and cost a n d larger g r a p e vines in North world over, end also that • hnrvest pnys. A Hthat the m very little spent for proper seed will snvegm- Charmer Pea, cer's and doctor's bills. Many concede Vick's New Potatoes. Dugger was released. Carolina than in Oregon. He poor success of his first effort Floral Guide the handsomest cntalogne for i |f you love a flnegarden scud address now, with lOcents, used g r a p e vines last winter has not discouraged the en j u lilch may lie d ducted from first order. * if $380 0»«h Prl*»« for Potato's. Vlck" do —Married in East Hickory not Disappoint. They Grow, tbey Flourish, they Produce Abundnntly o n the 31st ulL, Mr. John "or bat k logs. Watauga will ihusiastic missionary of the, TlocliortoP, new doct rine of peace, pros-! N. Y. Edmisten, of Blowing Hock, have t o g o one better. The marvelous success of perity and good will, and he t o Miss Sadie Hine, of t h a t Hood's Sarsa.parilla is based up­ city. They a r e now occupy­ on the corner stone of absolute is sending o u t invitations t o ing their cozy home a t Blow­ merit. Take Hood's throughout the colored brethren t o a t ­ tend another night meeting ing Rock, and we t r u s t t h a t the spring months. which will be held in t h e near NOTICE OF SEIZURE. t h e shadows in their path futui H.—Salisbury Herald. Having seized for violation of ways may be few, and t h a t S6P"THE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."^B nothing but happiness will Internal Revenue laws of the If you desire a beautiful com­ United States the following pro]) plexion, absolutely free from attend them hereafter. t®r$arNo\v is 111^ I I A E I O S U B S C R I B E . - ® * ertv, to-wit: One two horse wag­ SAY! Ayer's Sarsaparilla Has cured others, will cure you Tlllfs IS NO HUM liUGTO DRAW TRADE! I MEAN BUSINESS. 1 rom now 11nt.1l the first day of April I 4 wiU sell my stock of CLOTHING —AND - OVERCOATS At per cent above COST! If you don't think I mean it come and look through my STOCK 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 i t before spring. CALL AND LOOK! I would call your attention to the big cut in prices in 1117 other lines.- JAMES VICK'S SONS —Last Saturday we took a t r i p over the new turn pike, noted its progress and con­ struction and was convinced t h a t i t is, s o far a s graded, the best dirt road we have ever seen. Theie a r e a b o u t seven miles of t he road gra­ fted, some sections however, a r e n o t completed. T h e bridges a r e now being put. in on and team and 4packages sup posed tG contain about 57 gal­ lons of corn whiskey. Said prop erty is in posession of VV, L. Bryan. Any person or persons desiring to claim said propertywill come forward within the next 30 days, and bond thesame as required by lnw. Otherwise the property will be disposed of as the laws of Internal Revenue requires. M. E. Carter, Col. 5 Hist. N. C. By R, L. Councill, I). C. pimples and blotches, purify your blood by the use of Aytr's Sarsaparilla. Remove the cause of these disfigurements and the skin will take care of itself. Be sure you get Aver's Sarsapaailla. Congress in all probability will rout mucin session u p into August. Many tilings a r e t o d o before adjourn merit It is hoped t h a t much of what is done will be the right thing t o do. ltE8PKCTl.1It.LY, other treatment necessary. bydfugt!itf» ,*OU< NeveVCftus' ' Stricture o» €ffccU* S*« Sold ""VOOD B*LB CO., Pr.'., All,Ufa. 6^ W.L.IIUYO o cp cQ.ca. � 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 6 Issue 34 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/db4046ffe1100fb50b5cb6ba4c2d90e7.pdf 18b51c3cd4d7c231a469445c9fea84fd PDF Text Text V OL 6 BOONE, Insure Your Life WASHINGTON WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C. ITLtJHSDA V JUNE, 14, 1894, NO. 35. SUGAR AND SCANDAL. A Remark able Invention. THE ( O.MING ISSUE. S e n a t e tariff amendments. W e were s h o w n y e s t e r d a y , rii«y were wide of the mark. N.-O,-Chronicles. L u m b e r h a s been p u t o n From our Ragular Correspondent. There seems t o be but little t h e free list in t h e Semite. A a r e m a r k a b l e invention b y F r o m the beginning of Hie expectation t h a t the bill t o victory a g a-i n s t G o r m a n . Mr. W a l t e r Raleigh S h e p h a r d S en a t o r Harris served no­ tariff legislation. President tice o n the Republican Sena­ Cleveland and Secretary Car- the t a x o n S t a t e Bank n o t e s T h i s will benefit t h e people a y o u n g m a n who w a s b o r n t o r s t h a t this s t ick of pa- lisle h a v e been in perfect ae- will pass. Although there o n t h e N o r t h e r n border. T h e a n d raised o n T o p s a i l S o u n d tic nee was fjrettinjjf low, , v cord. Had the aforesaid was much opposition t o it, L o u i s i a n a Democratic pa pe rs in New H a n o v e r c o u n t y . H i s lei:gt hening tlie s i t t i n g s ofixt*ni;dnl mongers gaid t h a t yet t here was ground for hope a r e for a t a x o n s u g a r . They f a t h e r i s M r . George E . S h e p the Senate. I t is n o t piob- President Cleveland and S i c that if might g e t through in f a v o r p r o t e c t i o n for their a r d . a b r o t h e r of o u r esteem­ And thereby insure the comfort able t h a t he will keep the rettiry Carlisle were both very s o m e s h a p e . Even t h i s h o p e , ow n interests. I n i l i a t they ed citizen Dr. J . C. S h e p a r d . of those who are depending T h e device is a p n e u m a t i c sorry that' s o m e of the Sen­ however, is in process o f fad- a r e n o t o n e whit b e t t e r t h a n on you for support. If you are Senate in session later than m it s o Hie Republican protection­ w a t e r lifter. T h e force is de­ Mi? u^uv. Well, be alone in the world insure your 8 o r ( .) o'clock a t night for a t e amendments had been ' m a d e t o the tariff bill theviLhc financial question will ists. With t h e protection rived f r o m c mpressed a i r , life and form an endowment the first few d a y s , provided that will comfort and support reasonable progress lie made would have been in close s o o n be I he l e a d i n g one, a n d t h e 1 i m e s - D e m o u a t , t h e a n d with a b o u t f o u r p o u n d s you in after years. At all the n we s h a l l see w h a t we wi'l l e a d i n g p a p e r in Nev. Orleans pressure w e b a w a half inch with the tariff h ll, b u t he is proximity t o t he I rut h. events insure your life. What see. T h e tariff will be d i s p o s hold t h a t all t lie i a g a r con­ s t e a m of w a t e r t h r o w n t h i r y The tight over the repeal of is the best form of insurance ? prepared t o put the screws The Tontine Policy issued by the the tax, o n S t a t e bank cur­ <>(1 o) in a m o u t h , a n d i h a t s u m e d in t h i s countr.v could feet in height. o n even t o the e x t e n t of a T h e utility a n d value of continuous session, if it he nee rency is g r o w i n g very warm q u e s t i o n b e i n g t e m p o r a r i l y be m a d e in L o u i s i a n a . And s e t t I >d, t h e thougFTts of t h e for t h i s g r a t i f y i n g result tin* such a n invention c a n h a r d l y essar.v t o d o s o . It is the in the House. Those who fa­ It offers advantages to be had general belief that the last vor repeal h a v e been from people will be centred exclu­ people m u s t p a y a t a x o f n o t be calculated, if t h e practical under no other form of in­ fight of tlie Republicans will the first confident of succeed- sively o n t h e currency prob­ less t h a n f r o m $ 6 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 t e s t of t h e device t u r n s o u t surance, besides being backed be made o n the s u g a r sched­ m g , and their confidence was lem. T h e r e will be n o t h i n g t o $ 8 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 a n n u a l l y . a s it e vi dent l y will. T h e r e is up by the richest and strongest society in the world. Write ule, and after t h a t is adapt­ st lengt liened by the ease t o di vert I heir a I tent ion from The. l a b o r i n g people would h a r d l y a n y limit t o t h e use at once for particulars. ed, a s i t i s certain l o be, they with which they defeated a i t . H a v i n g reformed t h e t a r s o o n b e p a c i n g 8 c e n t s for t h i s i nve nt i on c a n be p u t , will probably agree t o set a m o ti o n t o switch off repeal iff, we w ill 11a ve a clear Held c o m m o n ; >r >vvn s u g a r s a n d a n d i t is only necessary t o W. J. RODDEY, Manager, d a t e for the final vote. It is by taking u p other business. lor t lie set t lenient of the ot h- 1 2 for refined if this s o r t of me nt i on w h a t c a n l> d o n e Depart neat of the Carolina*, UOCI< itILL, S. C. expected chat the schedule T h e v o t e is g o i n g t o be close e r g r e at m a t t e r , which is not legislation f o r L o u i s i a n a with i t . A t t a c h e d in a well could be carried o u t . T h e o r cistern it will raise t h e wa­ will be voted upon to-mor­ o n this question and I he re­ interior i m p o r t a n c e . We p r o p o s e t o give it o u r D e m o c r a t s in t h e Congress ter t o a n y desired h e i g h t a n d sult will, in your coi respond­ row, oV the next d a y a t the PROPESSIOXA L. la test. ent's opinion, be in d o u b t un best e n d e a v o r s . T h e t i m e p r o p o s e t o redeem Chicago c a n t h u s be used f o r p r i v a t e S e n a t o r Gr.ty w a s right til the v o t e is ollicially an­ h a s c o m e for t he S o u t h , in­ p l a t f o r m pledges by p u t t i n g w a t e r w o r k s in i evidences n o t W. r. uolwuill. .J it. deed we o u g h t t o s a y for t h e a t a x o n s u g a r for t h e benefit o n l y in t h e c i t y b u t in t h e when he said that the Senate nounced. A TTORNEY AT L A .V. investigating com in it tee, of The Western silver men in e n t i r e c o u n t r y , t o m a k e t h e of t r u s t s t h a t will n o t cosl c o u n t r y , No s t a n d pipe o r Boone, N. C. wh.ch he is chairman, had Congress know the senti­ curren -.v q u e s t i o n t h e g r e a t 1 tie people less t b a n $4-8,000,- engine will be necessary a n d been misrepresented. It cer­ m e n t s of their constituents issue, a n d i t will t a k e i t s place 0 0 0 , a n d p r o b a b l y much t h e expense would n o t behalf w B. UOUNUILL, M . I ) . tainly h a s been. T h e com­ ex-Speakei Reed h a s gained lirst in t h e t h o u g h t s of tin more. F r o m such Democrat­ a s much t o keep i t iy o p e r a ­ ic reform a s t h a t we s a y ma> t i o n a s t h e m e t h o d s n o w in Booue, N. i . mittee lias b t e n a t work right n o western support for his people. We h a v e lived t o see m a n y t h e g o o d L o r d deliver t h i s use. I t < i n a l s o be used f o r • ^ o s i d n t Physician. Office I a l o n g trying t o g e t a t the Presidential a s p i r a t e s by his i r r i g a t i n g f a r m s , f o r dis­ o n K i n g Street n o r t h o l Post j b o t t o m of the scandalous proelamati jn. via., London, desirable o b j e c t s accomplish­ c o u n t r y . Oifiee. T h e s u g a r s c a n d a l is o n e of c h a r g i n g w a t e r from s h i p s , charges made a g a i n s t Sena- ! in f a v o r of silver, provided, ed. F i r s t in t h e y e a r s passed w a s t h e r e s t o r a t i o n of t h e t hose t h i n g s t h e p e o p l e o u g h t for e q u i p p i n g water s t a t i o n s l o t s and members o l thecal* that- the friends of silver will j iuet,although t he impression | join him in favoring a high S t a t e g o v e r n m e n t t o t h e do­ n o t t o f o r g e t . S e n a t o r s o n r a i l w a y s a n d d o i n g a w a y Mr, Reel's attempt minion of t h o s e who were s p e c u l a t i n g in s u g a r whiie with t h e t a n k s , engines, e t c ., ( h a s g o n e o u t , through Sena­ tariff. A i l O R S L Y .I 1 L A W , t o r Hill's speech and news­ l o combine the silver and best qualified t o a d m i n i s t e r I r a m i n g a bill in t he i u t e n s t now necessary a t such s t a ­ ) MARION, NYC paper publico* ions, t h a t al­ tariff questions wa«* a very it for t h e h a p p i n e s s of t h e of S u g a r t r u s t s is a slui meless tions. i t c a n a l s o beutilizerl -(o)~ itor the committee reported clever bit of political jngg.rrv p e o | 4 e a n d t o p r e s e r m t h e c o r r u p t business. It is noi for village, w a t e r w o r k s a n d Will practice in the courts o the t w o correspondents t o but it bas not helped him a- m u n i m e n t s of c o n s t i t u t i o n a l s u r p r i s i n g t li a t N o r t h e r n in f a c t will be v a l u a b l e i n V atauga,.\she, MitcliHI,.MrI)aw- t lie Senate for having refused l o n g even a little bit. towards liberty a t h o m e . Well, t h a t , men of b o t h p a r t i e s a r e l n - n u m e r o u s o t h e r p a i t i o u l a r s . oil and uli >ther counties in the t o g i v e their authority for the Presidential nomination h a p p i l y , w a s achieved. Next g i n n i n g t o t i r e of t h e p r o P r a c t i c a l men w h o h a v e \. «-.-U 111 i!i-l I i.t r J S,.( i; 11 .-11 ten w a s t h e o v e r s h r o w of t h e Re tectivo principle, because of looked a t i t d o n o t h e s i t a t e I1»M JflWlt t o the <-ol < ( tion o l charges, and requested the of his party, although it h a s ! Vice-President t o eertifj, in nam ved the man lie h a s here publienu p a r t y a n d t h e ob­ i t s o p e n i n g 1 lie g a t e s wide H> t o p r o n o u n c e it a g o o d t h i n g . claims." i accordance with the law, toforo worn and placed him l i t e r a t i o n of i t s policy of sec­ c o r r u p t ion. T h e w r o n g is on Considering t h e i nve nt i on u s W. B. Uocnoltl M. 1>. r. C. Blackburn. t i o n a l b a t e . T h a t h a s been b o t h sides. Republican a r e i t h a s been d e m o n s t r a t e d , i t Scorn-, X. C. Zioimllc, N- U. their e a s e s t o the United squarely before the country achieved, a n d ' h e r o h a s fal­ u p t o t h e i r chins in t h i s d i r t y will be difficult t o e s t i m a t e S t a t e s Idstiict Attorney for a s a candidate for the nomi­ len wit h it m a n y of i t s miser­ business of plundering the i t s v a l u e in t h e f u t u r e , if i t is p f J c u i c i l l & B l a c k b u r n , | presentment t o the Grand nation. people. P r o t e c t i o n d e m o r ­ properly managed. —Messen­ (Jury, tlie committee had Mrs. Cleveland and t h e a b l e a c c o m p a n i m e n t s . Now t h e high tariff, with alizes politicians of all schools ger. ' .olded i t s a r m s and s a t down | children will lea ve Washing"Cull# attended at a J l \ t o a w a i t the punishment, ol j ton t h i s week for Gray Gab­ i t s i n i q u i t o u s results, i s o n a n d p a r t i e s . L o o k t o Wash­ A Distinguished Gentleman Visit* Sal­ t h e recalcitrant witnesses les, where they will spend the t h e eve of being wiped from i n g t o n a n d behold. I t is isbury. hour. Nothing could be further summer. President Cleveland t h e s t a u t e b o o k s . T h a t ac­ m a k i n g tree t r a d e r s by t h e June 1 '03. Dr. Huffman, r * t b e E t h n o from t h e truth. 1'he com­ will remain a t the White complished, we a r e free t o de- t h o u s a n d s , whereof we o r e l o g i c n l D e p a r t m e n t o f t h e E. F. LoVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. mittee h a s taken the testi­ H o u s e until Congress ad­ v o l e ourselves t o the curren­ g l a d . Smithsonian Institute, Wash T h e New Y o r k Evening mony of every Democratic join us but will try t o spend cy problem. We shall desire i n g t o n , D. C., lias been visit­ member of the Senate Fi­ a d a y o r t w o with his family a s o u n d c u r r e n c y ; Hut we d o Post s a y s : i n g P r o f . J . M. T i e r n o n t o r " A business m a n of high nance committee, of Secre­ occasionally. Saturday was n o t p r o p o s e t h a t t h e bank­ ATlOllMYS AT LAW, t h e last few d a y s . They ha ve tary Carlisle and of Repre­ the eighth anniversary of the e r s of New York shall be o u r s t a n d i n g in n New E n g l a n d been o u t in rhe c o u n t r y a n d BOONE, N. sentative Warner, of New marriage of President Cleve­ m a s t e r s a n d s h a I I (iicate S t a t e , w h o h a s a l w a y s been t h e Dr. is delighted with i t . 'peeial attention giveu • York, mid several others a n d land. There was n o form il w h a t s h a l l be <he la w o n t h a t a Republican, a n d who is s o Dr. Huffman is o n e of t h e to the eoiletion of claim, bos been diligent in i t s efforts celebration of it, but a very s u b j e c t . We shall insist o n p r o m i n e n t t h a t lie is likely m o s t n o t e d m e n i n t h i s L . I GllEENE, & CO., t o Rerane the attendance and pretty little accident occur­ ;ui a m p l e s u p p l y of currency, t o be n o m i n a t e d f o r Gover­ c o u n t r y , h a v i n g served i u testimony of other witnesses red in connection there with a n d we d o n o t p r o p o s e t h a t n o r by his p a r t y t h i s y e a r , t h e P r u s s i a n a r m y a s s u r ­ #EAL ESTATEAG'TS. who they have i t a s o u t o s u p upon the rear portico of the b a n k e r s of New York shall r e m a r k e d in a c o n v e r s a t i o n geon o n t he staff of E m p e r o r HOONE, N. (. pose can throw s o m e light o n While House. The leader of s a y t h a t t h a r b a n k s a r e full with n friend : ' I n d e e d , r a t h " O u r F r i t z " , d u r i n g t h e P r u s the m a t t e r s being in vestigai- the Marine band, which was a n d t h a t t h e y d o n o t c a i e e r t h a n h a v e t h e prospect of s i a n w a r a n d received t h e Will g i v e special a t t e n t i o n , , . - ( +U,, ...a,,icd. S en a t o r Hill is making playing i t s regular Saturdav for a n y more. We shall in­ twenty-five o r eyeii r t n yeai s Iron Gross l o r h i s servics. t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale * . of Real E s t a t e in W. N. C. a light t o g e t the Senate t o afternoon conceit in t h e sist o n a d e q u a t e financial m o r e of c o n s t a n t s q u a b b l i n g Since t h a t t i m e he h a s receiv­ T h o s e he ving farms, timber a d o p t a resolution instruct White* H o u s e grounds, had h i c u t i c s loi t h e S o u t h , a n d o v e r I he tariff, 1 would prefer ed from R u s s i a , F r a n c e S p a i n , a n d mineral lands for sale, ing thecommittee toopen i t s in compliment t o t h e d a y se- we d o n o t p r o p o s e t o let free t rude.' T h i s feeling h a s been grow­ E n g l a n d , P o r t u g a l , I t a l y , 1 will d o well t o cull o n said ( o . d o o r s during t h e remainder lected a wedding inarch it's a t b a n k e r s a Now Yoi k tell u s ing s t e a d i l y all o v e r t h e conn A u s t r i a , J a p a n a n d o t h e r g t Boone. of t he in vestigation, but there the first piece of music on the t h a t we c a n n o t b o r r o w from t r y , a n d never m o r e rapidly W L. L. Gil EE A & CO. j isn't, much probability ot his t program me. As s o o n a s t h e m , provided we hold a n d t h a n now, a s people see t h e c o u n t r i e s eleven titled med­ a l s for his pieflcieney, besides March 16, 1898. success. It is customary for President Cleveland, vv h o e x p r e s s n o opinion b u t s u c h G o r m a n ' s a n d Prices, t h e v a r i o u s h o n o r s f r o m t h i s NOTICE. the committees of t h e Senate was o n the portico with Mrs. a s t h e y m a y permit, o t h e r - Aldriches a n d Q u a y s , u s i n g c o u n t r y f o r his scientific pro­ a n a c t of Congress t o enrich t o regulate their ov;n sitting* Cleveland and the children Wise u c can obtain nothing favored clients a n d t o d e m o r ficiency. Hotel Property for Sale. On account, of failing health the o n l y case remembered by recognized the w e d d i n g 1 ) M ' 1 , 1 1 1 , N " ( > n Tovein alize business i n t e r e s t s a t Dr. Huffman e x p e c t s t o ment securities. We propose of myself and wif *, J offer lor sale any S e n a t o r where the con- inarch he stooped over and t h a t s u ' h a reform shall be I a i ge.''—Messenger. spend m o s t of t h i s s u m m e r in t h i s section in t h e research­ made t h a t each community !" »Y'! X.V,"iJ r«Vo{i'mi wTwSi! " course WAS. pui sued be- tenderly kixwd the Iroby. A t l a n t a C o n s t i t u t i o n : Old e s w i t h h i s c o r p s f r o m t h e c a n h a v e financial facilities a !1 low for r ash and make terms ing when the Senate directed — — o n equal terms, and South­ s u b s c r i b e r : " I called t o p a y S m i t h s o n i a n I n s t i t u t e . Mariages in the Vance Family. suit the buyer, and will take t h e c o m m i t t e e t h a t was inl i e i s a l s o largely i nt e re st ­ real or personal property in ex- v e s t j tingtlie Credit M obiI t is st ateiI t he t Mr. H11r- ern industries shall n o t be y o u t h a t $ 6 I owe you."' E d i t o r ( l o f t i l y ) : "Then* ed in t h e mi ne ra l s of t h i s crippled by higher priced change. Apply soon. ^ vv i . Tinvw h e r s c a n d a l t o d o it o p e n l y . ry Martin, step-son of the money t h a n their Northern w a s n o h u r r y . You n e e d n ' t c o u n t r y a n d will join o t h e r s \V. L. BUY AN, i n s t e a d of secretly a s t h e late Se na to r Vance, is t o be competitors in business are d e p r i v e yourself." in developing Rome of t h o mi ice. married t o a Washington enabled t o use. Old Subscriber: " I n t h a i gold mines of t h i s c o u n t r y . 1 c o " m i t t e e h a,d b e g a n . m Parties putting papers in/, These are t he things that c a s e I'll defer i t . a s 1 really IP 1 r e t u r n e d t o W a s h i n g t o n r l he s c a n d a l m o n g e r s m a d e lady t h i s month, and that m y b a n d f o r execution will this m o r n i n g , a n d wi'l < o m o ^ p l e a s e advance the tees with a v e r y b a d break several Lieut. Zeb. Vance, a s o n of now become of the first con- d o need t h e m o n e y b a d l ^ . " E d i t o r ( r i s i n g : " J o h n , lock back t o S a .dairy in t h • n e a r a n d in their m l t h e p a p e r s a n d t h e y will T : When tliey Hf . K e l the l . t . Senator 8 n 1 U n i t e , : t h e d o o r a n d if he m a k e s a futur**. wit i a l a r g " p a r t y of 4£*ive p r o m p t a t t e n t i o n ^ . a s t o r y t h a t Prpsidpnt f luvu- S t a t u s 8 i i a \ ofh( UM 5 w ill IH«IIturiiin* r n o r s h a d o w of b i e a k f o r t h e window kno<-k c a p i t a l i s t s from ' v • >p' »t.id wise t h e y will h e r e t u r n e d land a n d Secretary C'arlLlej r; a Detroit l a d y in tic* a n t u r n i n g until they be fn'lv not executed for the want of I) F. BATRI) SHFF were a t loggerheads o v e r f tees. Equitable Life J " j. v nmfmw, Physicians & Surgeons. oLOVILL & FLETCHER LETTER �The Wataasa Democrat, From Ilibiitm, N. C. Longevity. The 11 i x futnilv is o n e of the WANTED! Blood Poison Probably a t no time in the oldest families in Watauga. A l eiriedy {Ya disease ami Be F o r weeks I h a v e wanted history of man h a s the aver­ Tliey first nettled o n Gove After Approach of Death, New Llfo bility, especially for t h o s e d i s / D. B. Dougherty, Editor. by Taking Hood'3. eases which physicians h a v e It. C. Rivei*s, Publisher t o write something for the a g e life been s o short a s a t Greek where--they made ">ixe pronounced incurable. DEMOCRAT, but h a v e been s o t h e present time. entries" and became l»>rds of I t is a sail fact t h a t our t h e greater part of the liuw We g i v e below a lew of t h e busy I could wot. I want t o Thursday June, 14, ISO4 the many letters which we people are living faster and b o t t o m land near the mouth thank y o u heartily for the have received, and which woa shorter lives than ever be- of Gove Greek both o n the Our Republican friends hud weekly visits of the DEMO­ publish with the consent of the writers who are convinc­ b c r e d i t a b l e convention. CRAT. It s o happens nearly Fore. A few centuries a g o , creek and Watauga river. all o u r papers reach u s same m a ny people lived t o be a A m o n g the younger of the ed t h a t such a remedy a s we T h o s e who were present were hundred years old, and prior men s o m e eighty years a g o ha ve described has been found representative men of the par d a y , and the DEMOCRAT is in Compound Oxygen Treat­ t h e first o n e rend, and t h e t o t h a t time they lived long­ was Dave Hix who sohi his t y , but we noticed t h a t in ment of Dry. Sturkev & Paer, a n d the farther back the ''axe entry'' which included the v o t e for permanent fiist o n e inquired after. It is lell. like a l o n g letter from home, a g e s y o n g o , t h e longer was w h a t is now known a s the 4 -hnirmaii the s a m e element t h e life of man. Is this the Shearer farm t o J o e Mast tor "My daughter was cured of t h a t governed the councils telling who is sick, who h a s Asthma, by one treatment otccm died, what h a s happened, will of G o d , o r is it caused by u rifle gun. Mix with his of t h e party t w o y e a r s a g o pound Oxygen, after suffering®, Mr. Wm. F. Orcenholta t h e foily of the people? Many flintlock and a y o u n g wife for fifteen years, ed. b. wili.is, still holds t h e s w a y and still w h a t the people are doing, Baltimore, Md. where they h a v e g o n e , and of the evils of the present crossed by the Indian trail Tyler, Texas. h o l d s the fort, s o t o speak " For four years I was In intense suffering w h o h a s c o m e etc. We h a v e d a y can undoubtedly lie ac­ t h e Beech and settled o n Elk with an abscess on my thigh. It discharged a n d we judge from the o u t j "I used your compound Oxy­ counted for by the manner river, near the big falls, in a freely and several times c o m e t h a t peace a m o n g the been fram Watauga nearly gen about, a year and a half nPieces of Bone Camo Out. in which t h e people live. In rock where they lived for Last February I had to take my bed for four go. I neglected to tell you of brethren h a s been de.-lared. three years, but h a v e n o t America, the number of doc­ quite a while being a t that weeks, and then It was I began to take Hood's the great benefit I received fit in X o t o n e word was said a b o u t l o s t interest in the g o o d peo­ Barsaparilla. I soon got on my foet, but was its use. I have not been troub­ very weak and University t h e party coalecing with the ple of t h e county. We rend tors increase annually, and time the only white people hospital, wherewent to the Marylandwas chronic led with catarrh since.—F. VV. they said my trouble populists ami a s far a s we eagerly a letter from a n y sec­ hist y e a r there was more on the river from t h e Big blood poisoning and gave mo little hope. I re­ Revels, Syracuse University Sy- _ turned homo and continued taking Hood's. 1 , rucuse, N. Y. " w could judge the populists will tion of t h e c o u n t y . S o m e of medicine used in the United B o t t o m s t o the Grab Or­ havo used six bottles and the abscess has en­ S t a t e s than ever in one year chard, although the oldest tirely disappeared, and I have been iu h a v e t o g o it alone o r ail g o u s fondly anticipate seeing, Send for book of two hundred F'no Hoatth Eyor Cinco. before. We again ask the inhabitants had n o reeollee pages for further information, tea back t o their former alleg­ in the near future,the talent­ I haow If It not Satrapv cause, tlie loss of sleep, high tion of earlier settlers. Hix rill a I shouldhad In raybeen for 1Hood'sgainc I In tbiionials, etc. A book sent tree he grave. have iance. There are hut t w o ed W. B. Council!, Jr.. presid­ living a n d irregular habits found near his dwelling whi -h wc.aht from 117 a your ago to 170 pound > to-day. Homo Treatment senl out bv ex­ parties, politically specking. ing in our courts of justice. I press ta >e used at home. Office C are the polite sneaking ene­ kind nature had made and Treatment administered here. T h e Democratic and Repub­ a m glad t o know he is aspir­ mies of most y o u n g men. Ev- suited him for evidences of a I praiso Ilood's Barsaparilla for It all." WM . R. lican. And the issue will be ing t o t h e jungeship.for he is deserving, competent a n d er.v o n e should regularly .-Jeep c a m p different from t h e In­ titn'.K.MioLT/.. l *12 Hanover ft., V •'Hraore, M l. o n silver. It will n o t be Hood's Piils cure liver liis, constlpuU ;a, 1529 Arch St. Philadelphia, Fa. e i g h t hours o u t of twenty- dian c a m p s a s common in Lilijusucss, Jaundice, skk headache, Indljrjtiou, Cleveland and anti-Cleveland worthy. I a m n o t t a k i n g 120 Sutter St. Suu Frurcitco, Cal. four, a n d be careful a b o u t the neighborhood. Within a s s o m e would suppose. T h e milch stock in polities, b u t I Please mention this paper. bo."; OF EL: I:; .LIS. diet. T h e Esquimeau.i live the coal and ashes of tin* Democrats will makeanother a in for Council! with all m y I laving seized for violation of o n fat meat and drink pure ruins, old H i x found a very t i g h t o n free silver. T h e heart. In politics here, a s Interna] Revenue laws of the y e t , all is quiet,and 1 a m ad­ grease just a s the people in large s p o o n , large enough he United States the following prop Southern Democrats w i l l Watauga drink milk. Again s a y s t o hold a pint of bear's ci t v. to-\v it : One t wo horse \\ag­ form a union with the west vising the people t o keep other people live principally grease and from this relic of on and team arid 4 packages .• up o n silyer. T h e populists of cool a n d g o slow, and t o see posed gal­ o n rice and vegetables, bur an earlier nice our heroernelt lons oftr. contain about 57 inoj corn whiskey, Sairl t h e west will stand with the t h a t they fall n o t o u t b y t h e 1 difference \\ e wish to call ntfciP ion toour tin i n c u s t o m s ed bullets for bis rifle and id > ci ty is in posession of \\ , b. Democrats. T h e financial way. We h a v e a number of ha bi ts and diet of human doubt killed several deer a n I Bryan. Any person or persoi s line of second-hand question with its phases will very worthy ami competent fa mil \ m e a h controled by bear with them. Men t o live desiring to claim s: id p opt rt \ E u g g i e s , Carts, w a g o n s , b e t h e main issue. It will be aspirants, especially for the wi ! come o ward wit ,iiu tin offices of Superior court clerk climate. In the South, t h e under such circumstances n s in xi 3D days and bond t .esnnc H a c k s , H a n . e s s E t c . ascertained t h a t Mr. Cleve­ pe q»le e a t salnd, fruits a n d surrounded the old pioneeis as irquiiid t>\ law. Otherwise land is n o t t h e Democratic a n d sheriff, b u t I did n o t 4 They are almost good as new, vegetables, while in a colder were made of stronger mater the property will he disposi d o p a r t y especially o n thesilver. s t a r t o u t t o write o n this as the laws of internal Kuwi.ue and persons wishing to buy can climate they need more meat, ial t h a n we. It does n o t ap­ re pares. H e is with Sherman all the line. T h e h e a 1 t. h of t h e neighborhood is g o o d , and c h e e s e , etc. In fact, the pear creditable t o u s that M. E. Cm ft r, Col. 5 I list. \. <\ secure bargains by calling on us. Itepublicafis. We have a big lot of NEW Bv U. L. Council!, D: (J generally s o o v e r tin* c o u n t y , health of the body and the Dave H i x had the physical May 7, 1894. After a l o n g contest the I think, except s o m e mild vigor of ilie mind depends t o ability t o carry t w o deer find BUGGIES, WAGONS. OA RTF, HARNESS ,Xc House defeated the bill t o re­ cases of flux. Wheat harvest a g r e a t measure o n diet a n d a bear, the spoils of a. day 's n e w T O m z KlON-~~ peal the S t a t e bank t a x , h o w is o n , a n d possibly o n e half the perfection of digestion. hunt t o Ins rock house and on hand, which will he sold on ever weure promised a change the c r o p Is in the shuck a t The American people suffer lliowtlenri at his wife's feet EY. reasonable terms. II we huveuot in t h e bankingsystem. Well this writing. In this section greavly with dyspepsia, and and ask her t o per pa re from got what von want, we will — ( « > ) — we need soinechange t o make ther* is s o m e fairly g o o d and i t is said t h a t they eat I hem bis evening meal y e t take pleasure in getting any One of the great secrets in ma­ thing for you in our line. We buy m o n e y i n o r e e ' a s l i c s o a s t o wheat and s o m e not much. more h o t biscuits and e a t such is the report handed king money is 1o know how to g i v e others w h o d o not have We c a n n o t hope for much thorn quicker t ha n any people down a m o n g the in a n y save it. The principal way tosave direct from manufacturers and a n y , s o m e chnuce t o obtain o v e r a half crop. Winter living, which will sooner "or strange f"ats of this o'd money is to buy that which you can, therefore, give you very i t . When the National banks o a t s , o r o a t s sown Inst bill later g i v e the stronger par­ pioneer. Ilix was acquaint­ consume from 11 e party w ho will close prices. Hell you the BEST article for the We have a full line of new I far c o n t r o l the inone.v of the na- I S K O O ( ) j n m j w ill s o o n d o t o s o n indigestion. ed with Daniel Boone and of­ LEAST money" Iu order to find ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—cv t i o n a n d want t o shut down harvest, but the spring s o wn In England and Germany ten aided liirn in piloting the above named party it is very business it is ensy for them will be largely a failure. T h e t h e people e a t cold lile bread travelers from the New river e s s e n t i a l t h a t y o u c a l l a n d e x erything in the harness line. Can amine my immense stock ol beat the world on prices. t o m a k e money matters black berry crop promises t o which is baked s o m e d a y s be settlements into Miichel and light a n d then t h e c o m m o n be abundant, but small in fore. Then we notice tlmt Yun.cy counties. Ilix descend C E N S R i L M E R C H A N ­ WWi> w ill take in exchange, jh » o pie suffer. All observing size. There i s s o m e fruit in they a r e n o t bothered with c u t s occupy the lands taken hoises. mules, and also good bee men know t h a t their is s o m e this and other sectionsof the dyspepsia, and t h e y livelong up by their ancestors and cattle. Give us a call. DISE radical wrong in the present country. The corn c r o p is er t h a n we. u r e a liar ly and prosperous Which is almost complete in cv 11 EXKEL, CRAIG & CO. class of < itiz'Mis. bnnking s y s t e m , We werein very small in growlh. I t has er.v department, consisting of We eat and drink together. .Lenoir A. C. l a v o r of S t a t e banks being- been well cultivated, and is they e a t and then drink. In­ '"1st his hot enough for you ?" is Dry Goods, Notions, Boo's and a silly question; but it you meet Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware, s e t tit liberty tlmt more mon a s clean a s a garden, rnneh digestion i s the foundnlion Groceries, Saddles. Queense y m i g h t be issued o n S t a t e of it h a v i n g been worked o v e r of a l m o s t all human ills. anian whocomplaiiis ofsufferiag ware. Drugs, Fruits, Nuts. from 1 he heat, ten to one you b o n d s a s well a s government the third tiire, but it 1ms Then we should e a t slowly will find, on inquiry, thul he does Etc., Etc., too nunii rous to men­ tion. b o n d s which would make been s o cool, and now it is and n o t t o o much, sleep at not use Acer's Sarsaparilla to tone up his system and free his S t a t e bank money a s s a l e a s very dry. We n a v e n o t had the proper time, wear g o o d I have just received the nicest blood from irritating humors. and most complete line of n a t i o n a l paper. We think rain enough t o wet the warm clot hi rig, keep the body AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '94, The 'tomahawk s a y s that t h i s would h a v e been n ground in nearly four weeks, elea n, and be t empei a t e in all 10 per cent. nit on prices. source of g r e a t relief t o the t h o u g h s o m e sections had things, a n d y o u will p i o l o n g Geo. \Y. L o m u x , colored, i s a candidate for justice of the people. pence in J o h n s o n county Ten Tlmt has ever been exhibited to SPOT ( ASM OR BARTER, g o o d rains last week. I t is y o u r life many \ ears. t he cit i/.ens of Boone and sur­ Mr. Gladstone r e c e u t I y ricssee. N E V E R 'J EN DAYS. T h e Senate i s g e t t i n g a l o n g very warm now, and we are roundings. consisting of passing through a spell of said t h a t if everybody weie very slow with t h e tariff AT Calicoes of nil styles and shades bit Look over our list and com­ Fancy and plain Lawns, ( bai­ schedules, b u t we are promis­ very hazy weather, resem­ t o chew each mouthful of vic­ lies, Sal tines, Ginghams, Nan- pare our pi ie< s w iih t h< sc wiling ed t h a t llie bill will p a s s dur­ bling Indian summer. 1 hope tuals 3 2 times t h a t dyspep­ Healed proposals (endorsed pro sooks, '•hamln ays. ( ashmen s, on lime. • Money saved is mon­ i n g t h i s m o n t h and will be­ i t m a y be the will of the Lord sia would n o t be known. posals for beef contract), will be Henrietas, Bleeching. Damask ey made." Mr. Gladstone g o e s o u t received at my office, from now drapery, Sheeting, Plaids, cotc o m e a law. It is given o u t t o g i v e n s rain s o o n t h a t we W e will sell yon 4 1-2 pounds t h a t t h e tariff will be lowered m a y still h a v e bread for the and c h o p s down trees and ex­ until 10 a.m. of July 5th,f'orlur- ton ados, jeans etc which will good roil' c for -If 1 . 0 0 , 1 (> p,,u ls l( ercises in the open air. He nishing heel to the State Hospi­ be sold at reduced juices for cash from t h e McKinley bill o n an eater a n d seed for the sower. claims t h a t strict adli trance tal for the period beginning July < r i1s equivolent. meeting unddc extra 'C mi gar loi $1.00, best calico 0 to 7 1 2 rts pei vnrd. cot a v e r a g e of 2 5 percent which I fear sometimes, we h a v e all t o the laws of health has sav­ loth 1894, ending July 15th fy ing all O'Jii check, 2~ inches wide. 7 ets. 1895. will m a k e t h e tariff some­ complained too much of hard ed his life t o a ripe old age. REAM N> 13. I ( CM I F/I ITH N per yard, and Indies' and gents' Beef to be of prime quality, t h i n g like t h e Mills bill, of a) times, and h a v e n o t been N o better investment can be butchered in the vicinity ol, and hats cheajier tlmn they have ev­ few y e a r s a g o . This bill will thankful a s we should, and made than t o be careful with delivered at the Hospital on the VSTM. //. My entile stuck er been Hold before. Mondays, W ednesdays and Fri­ of General Meichtindise will We are just receiving a, fall line lie a very great improve­ the Lord is g o i n g t o let us o u r health. days of each an I every week, in he sold at reduced pi ices ior o f ladies dress goods at prices to A Good Appetite. m e n t o n the McKinley law, realize hunt times in earnest. suit the buyers. quantities ranging Iroui 1,500to Always accompanies good ( ASH or its equivolent. a n d we think will revive busi­ Paul said he had learned t o 1,800 poun is a week. W E MEAN W H A T VYE8AY. health, and an absence of appeIn order to make room for Bond with approved security ness all a l o n g t h e line and in be content under all circum­ tite is an indication of some­ Call and see us and *ve can save nil probability n o other stances, and havingfood and thing wrong. The loss of a ra­ w ill be required for fait hful per­ new stock, I am offering my en­ you money. RESF. tire lot of formance of contract. c h a n g e s will be made for raiment weshould be content, tional desire for food is soon fol­ The Executive Committee reJOHNSON EDM IST EN & CO. READY-MADE C L O T H I N G Blowing Rock, March 5. owe b y lack f tre g h, or , , . . . • , h . .A , , i \ «. to y e a r s t o c o m e s except t o still bur I h o p e a n d pray t h a t the lwhend the supplyo of s fuel nis tcu1 loff serves t.ne right , reject any oi n J A 7 COST. lower m a n y of the schedules Lord will n o t deal with us th i fire burns low. The system all bids. F. M. S cuoggs , Steward. Why folks drink liquor, when gets into a. low state, and is in t h e bill, n o party will ever j after o u r sins, nor reward u s By order of the Exutive Com. Thanking my friends and cus­ they can get good water .vhy liable to severe attacks of dis increase the tariff a g a i n . The«! according t o our iniquities. tomers for the liberal patronage they wash in the branch, when Morganton, N. C., June 9, '94. ease. The universal testimony Republicans in both House With best wishes for the suc­ given by those who have used At the same time bids will be they have given me in the past tinware is so cheap; why they a n d Senate h a v e fought for cess of everybody, I a m y o u r s Hood's Sarsaparilla, as to its received for furnishing the Deaf and soliciting a continuation of make out on not enough dishes, when crockery is in reach: why great merits in restoring and and Dumb School ^50 to 400 t h e old McKinley tariff with fraternally. sharpening the appetite, in ]>ro- ! pounds of beef per week under t he same so long as I merit it, I shingles rot, when paint is low, I. W. THOMAS. ail t h e bitterness and ability why they borrow, when they can mot ing healthy action of the di- the same regaint ions and condi­ am R ESPECTFULLY, in their power. Rut we are June, 11 »h '94. use their own tools, why they gestivo organs, and as a purifier tions ns above. Delivery to com glad t o know t h a t t h e Demo­ In cases where dandruff, scalp, of the blood, constitutes the mence about October 1st 1894 M 13. BLACKBURN. skim over theground whenavery plow can )>• had, why they break c r a t s of the Senate will be diseases, falling and gravness of strongest recommendation that and end July 10 1895. Bids to Boone, April, 1 2 , 1 8 9 4 . themselves down cooking: over able t o pass their hill, n o t a s the hair appear, do not neglect) can be urged lor any medicine, be sealed (endorsed proposuisfor s<> who ji \vf er i s w a s wanted o u t them, but applv aII .11' IT •. • •• • • . proper remedy Those ci„_ have neveri used beef contract), and addressed to war One (Inihn par* for the a, hotu r e wI,ile. I -i ;ii 1 ... a s loiv as the conditions of | and tonic l: i like Hall s Hair i»l j Hood's Sarsaparilla should• suit Prof. E. McK. Goodwin, Supt. ReDemoi-mt. o n e . , J;ir. ™numlnM .,»tl,nt mi.jnot be snivel by N. M. Allen. June 9, 1 894. ly do so this season. 1 newer. t b e country »\i!l allow. Editor Democrat. Srs, Slaikty & Psfen, ATTENTION, ENTERS! � 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/4580de0df5172574cd7ae996fd2f685e.pdf 81d3711edbb67b113bfe16aa6c995075 PDF Text Text VOL G r I The BOONE, COUNTY, N. C. THURSDAY JUNE, 21, 1894, NO. 30. LETT EI \ nlators from profiting by the "WE THOUGHT YOU WERE DEAD." HARD TACK THE REMEDY.* SENATOR VANCE'S REMAINS. project; to provide for the A Dramatic Scene BETWEEN LOTOS at a Modern Cook Said to Be Responsible Charlotte Observer. From our Regular Correspondent for the Decay of Teeth. London Railway Soalion. issuranee of United States AHHEVILLE, June 11.--All A curious scene was wit­ The dentists of the period, Senator Harris believ?s notes for die cost of the con­ that is mortal of Zeb Vance, who are nothing if not scien­ that he can reach the fina struction of the canal rather nessed yesterday afternoon the body that on the 18 of outside Haddington station tific, raise a note of alarm vote on the tariff bill before than bonds, and to secure April was buried in Riverside about the growing tendency next Saturday night, if every complete and permanent con A respectably dressed ^oung Cemetery, overlooking the to decay of the teeth of the is, without doubt, the greatest S-mator who has promised trol to the United States woman who had arrived tit beautiful French Broad river, benificiary of life insurance. It the terminus from the eoun present and the coming gen­ to vote for the bill will stand government. Members o f about which he wrote poetic affords him an absolutely safe erations. Dental caries is by him, to the extent of a lit­ the committee express the be try was quietly proceeding means of investing his savings words in life, has become the said to lie increasing in an and a guarantee that those de­ tle personal incnnvenience lief that a bill along these in the direction of Edgeware object of a most unfortunate "extraordinary and alarm­ pending on his earnings will and discomfort, and he has lines can easily be passed, road when a young man, al­ wrangle in the immediate be amply provided for at his so respectably dressed, met ing" manner. Each succeed­ during the last 48 hours and that it will be approved family of the beloved <1«ad. demise. Under the Tontine ing generation shows a poor­ policy of the been tiying hard to get them by the people of the country. her, turned deadly pale ana Last Wedi lesday, s* yea week* The overwhelming defeat exclaimed, "Oh, Helen, we er quality of teeth. This a after tlie interim ! > wi'! be to agree. He has the prom­ writer for the Hospital con­ ises of all the Democratic in the House of the bill for thought you were dead!" remembered, \l r . n ce and would probably have fal firms to some extent by the he is also provided with a safe­ J Senators he has seen, but he the repeal of the tax on ex pe r ien ce of fo u i • genera t i o n s came to Asheville and very guard against misfortune besides had not up to this morning, State bank currency is re­ len to the ground in a faint­ quietly had the remains of receiving a much larger amount ing condition had not U> ( ' of his own family. At one owinR to the absence of sev- garded as an indication that of insurance for the same amount the Senator removed from of premiums paid in. It is bet­ jeral Democrati< Senators and there will lie no financial leg­ young woman and sympa­ extreme was n grandfather the grave in the old Vance ter than the savings bank, better islation at this session of thetic wayfarers who witness at eighty-six, who died less lot in Riverside Cemetery to than the building association, | the sickness of Senators Gor­ ed the unusual oceurnnce as­ than a score of years ago, man and McPherson,succeed Congress, although Repre­ the spot that she had chosen better than government bonds. sisted him into a temper- with a mouth full of absolute Better for the wage earner, 01 for ed in getting the assurances sentative Springer has not and purchased for the pur­ ance refreshment h c u s e. ! y p e r f e c t t e e t h . A t t h e o t h e r anyone, than any other method of the quorum it will lie nec­ abandoned hope of getting pose. This is the highest ever originated. For facts and where restoratives were ob­ is the great-granddaughter essary for him to have behind action on his bill for a na­ figures, address of thatold gentleman, who, and most beautiful part of tained. W. J. RODDEY, him to succeed in forcing a tional currency. the cemetar.v, an1 it was The'r case proved to be at ten years of age, requires Tor the CaraUa^s, Rock Hill, S. C. i vote. It is now almost cer­ Co.;ey and his two lieuten­ planned that the monument a strange one. The girl had six of her teeth "filled" at the to Vance's memory should tain tnat the Republican ants were released from iail for some time been a shop present moment. What can Senators have been wilfully yesterday, having served out be erected over this spot. PRO CESSION A L. assistant at a village on the he the cause of this very un­ their terms and paid the $5 deceiving the Democrats in But the body was not outskirts or South London pleasant and even alarming leaving them under the im­ fines imposed upon two ol destined to remain in its new W. B. COUNC1LL, .lit. and had there been me engag­ condition of things? The pression that they were on them in preference to serving grave long. Chas. N. Vance ATTORNEY AT LA ,V. ed to 1 lie young man. She dentists tell us that "dental the eve of agreeing to name an additional ten days. The learned of the removal and Boone, N. C. a day for taking the final authorities refused to grant left her place and returned to caries marches hand in hand came here Saturday evening. her parents in the country with civilization." If that be vote. It is not probable a permit for a parade, thus Some lime Saturday night for a holiday. Somehow or so, we can only devoutly wish W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. or before day Sunday morn­ that they will ever agree to preventing a demonstration Boone, N. G. being made over their re other a report was spread in that civilization would find a ing the remains wore again I set a date until forced to do the village that the girl had more encouraging and com­ Resident Physician. Office so b\ the Democrats. There ea se. disinterred and placed in the suddenly died from influenza, fortable companion. B a t on Kin# Street north of Post is no earthly reason for con­ Senator Walsh, of Georgia, plat where they were first and the news appeared so why does civilization insist Office. buried, beside the grave of tinuing the debate beyond made a hit with his bill pro­ circumstantial and detailed upon destroying our teeth? his first wife, young Vance's this week, yeo the Repub'i- viding for the establishment of a permanent exhibition of that it obtained general cre­ Because, say the dentists, mother, where, it is under­ cans are talking of keeping "the increasing perfection of dence. stood. Charb'e Vance isdeterit up until tin* middle of July, the industrial products and A 7 lORSEY .1 7 LA IP, The lover was disconsolate, the culinary art, by reducing inined they shall remain if and they will do it, too, if the resources of all the states at MARION, N.C the NationalCapital. Every mentioned his giief to the the work of the masticating there ne any possible way of Democrats do not prevent it pastor of the Methodist organs to a minimum/' -(o)enforcing his wishes. The by keeping a quorum of the r body talks in favor of it. chapel where he and his causes both teeth and jaws Senator Brine gave the grave has been guarded by a Will practice in the courts ol own present toshut them off. sweetheart had worshiped, to atrophy and decay. So, Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ special officer since Sunday There is much dissatisfac- charges against him in con­ ell and all >ther counties in the nection with the ulleged sug and the minister the next then, it is the cook, thescien- morning. It is said be awestern district #^"Speciul ntten t ion among Democrats in t lie Sunday preached a funeral tific cook of the schools of greeo to the removal of his lion given to the collection ol House over the sugar sched­ nr trust scandal a bad black sermon, drawing suitable les­ cookery, who, in the last re­ claime. 'fc* ule of the tariff hill as it hap eye when he wrote to the Sen sons fiom tlie unexpected de­ sort, is at fault. Even our father's body provided Mrs. Vance would allow the re-in­ been adopted by the Senate, ate investigating committee cease of W. B. Uonnrill M. D. T. C. Blackburn. their 3 *oung friend. domesticated animals, our offering his own testimony terment of the Senator's first and the prediction is freely Itoone, C Zionvillc, If. C. cats and dogs, are losing the All was over. wife by his side, but this Mrs. mailt by Democrats that the and that of his clerks in The young man was, it ap­ excellence of their teeth for House will ne\er agree to it Washington, New York and peared. actually on his way the same reason, and we Vance would not do. in its present shape. It is Ohio, to prove that he has to Haddington station, en­ shall no doubt soon have This wrangle as the per­ argued by its opponents that not bought a share of sugar roll te to the home of the girl, dentists among the veteri­ manent resting place of the beloved dead is deplored by 99" Coils attended at all the tariff on refined sugar is stock since he became a iriein nary surgeons as well as ber of the Senate in 1891, with the view of visiting the the people here, and it is fear hoilts.l&k prohibitive and will result in grave, when he met her in among the more august pro­ June 1, '93. no possible benefit for any­ and requesting his brothers the flesh, alive and looking fessors of the art of human ed that it will have an unfavro make known to the com­ orable effect upon the move­ medicine. These be uncom­ E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. body except the sugar trust mittee eveiy stock transac­ very well. She declared that ment of organizing monu­ and an attempt is now being she had written to him once fortable prophesyings! Can made to organize the Demo tion of his upon their books. and was astonished not to anything be done? A little, ment associations through­ out the State. erats in the House against it In accord a rue with that re­ say the dentists. We must quest Mr. Champman, a have gotten an answer. He, on A T1ORNEYSAT LA IP, and in favor of free refined About twenty six millions all go in for brown bread. member, of the New York his side, averred that the sugar. BOONE, N. C. Whole meal bread alone con­ of dollars ha ve been paid to firm of Moore and Schley, missive never readied hi in. Special attention given The only one of the reciproc­ It is very probable that the tains in quantity thefiojrine the sugar manufacturers un­ ity treaties made under the stock brothers, testified that Methodist minister who pro­ which is so necessary for the der the bounty clause of the to the collet ion of claims. reciprocity clause of the Mc- his firm had never bought nounced her funeral oration hardness and permanence of McKinley bill since 1891. L. L. GllEENE, & CO., Kinley tariff law that was any sugar stock for Mr. Brice, will soon be asked to officiate the teeth. Wholemeal bread This money was collected ever of any practical benefit but he positively refused to at a still more interesting it must be, then,at mornmg, from the people by taxation, REAL ESTATEAG'TS. in increasing the sale of answer questions concerning ceremony, in which she will at noon and at night, if we and then paid out of the HOONE, N. G. American products abroad— the business of his firm with he one of two principal parti- would avoid the pangs of treasury to the *ngar men. other Senators. The commit­ Will give special attention that with Spain providing tee will ask the Grand Jury to cipants —London Telegraph. toothache and the pains of As objectionable as the pref­ to abstracts of title, the sale an exchange of certain pro­ dentistry and save our prec­ er) t Senate tariff bill is charg­ Dculing Out Justice. of Real Estate in W. N. G. ducts with Cuba and Porto deal with Mr. Chapman. ed with b«Miig. it stops this Randall, Wilson colored, ious teeth. Those he ving farms, timber Rico—will soon be abrogated Nothing has so far been bounty iniquity after the first and mineral lands for sale, by Spain. The State depart­ brought out by the commit­ was up before justice Roberts A FINE CATCH. day of January next, and the will do well to call on said Co. ment has official information tee reflecting upon the integ­ for assault and battery upon While on a business trip tax paid on sugar after that at Boone. his wife. The judge said, af­ that the Spanish Cortes, will, rity of any Senator. Henry M. Brown stopped oft date will go into the treasury L. L. Gil EE A A CO. ter hearing the evidence, by direction of the govern­ and went a-fishing on Scott's and riot into the pockets of March 16, 1893. A DUCK IN A WELL EIGHT Randall you've done boi, creek. He caught a trout sugar manufacturers. Con­ ment, pass an act authoriz­ Your wife looks quite sad, NOTICE. ing Cuba and Porto Rico to MONTHS.—Dr. Frank White­ that measured 18 inches in gress has the constitutional All sense of honor you've Hotel Property for Sn/c. collect a transitory duty of head says that a duck fell in­ length and weigned 1% lbs. right to tax sugar to raise lost. On account of failing health 24 per cent on all articles to a well at his father's farm, It was taken on a No. 10 revenue to run the govern­ In whipping your wife, of myself and wife, I offer for sale now on the free list of the remained in the well eight hook with a nine-ounce rod, ment, but to take monej my hotel property in the town ot You ruin her life, months, and was taken out and is the star catch of Wes­ from the treasury and pay it Boone, North Carolina,, and will reciprocity treaty. I'll fine you #5.00 and cost. sell low for cash and make terms The House Commerce com­ and is still living. The well tern North Carolina. to sugar manufacturers, or to suit the buyer, and will take mittee has decided that none hand caved at the bottom George Branch, colored, as­ While on this trip Mr. anybody else as a bounty, real or personal property in ex­ of the Nicaragua canal bills which lr ado a short of pas­ saulted a colored brother Brown saw on the east fort is robbery pure and simple.— change. Apply soon. When and called him most fearful Pigeon a woman 80 .years Asheville Citizen. before it were satisfactory, ture for the duck. W. L. BRYAN. and has directed a sub-com­ they would make an effort to mrd names and madethings old who climbed a tree that NO 7 ICE. Mt. Airy News: The worn ively for a time about the was 70 feet tall to the first Parties putting papers in mittee to prepare a new bill get the duck out it would city lot jump. George fell in­ enemy the Democratic party my hand for execution will with these four objects in dodge under the cave. It limb, and brought down a please arl vanee the fees wi t h I view: to prevent the pay­ was fed daily like the ducks to the hands of justice Rob­ swarm of bees in her apron. has is the man who goes athe papers and they will re­ ment to the present Nicara­ outside. The happy duck erts and was adjudged guilty Mr. Brown saw the heroine round abusing the par by »nd requested to pay #5.55. while claiming to he a Demo­ ceive prompt attention, other gua canal company of an ex- again basks in the light of A peace warrent an 1 one of the story in the act of crat himself. He is a more wise they will he returned not executed for the want of cessi ve sum for its property j dny .—Scot land Aeck Demo- tor i. and a. were issued by making fence.—Ashevile Citi­ dangerous than an open ene­ list ice Roberts. zen. my and less manly. and concessions; to keep spec fees. I). F. BAIRD SHFF. Wage Earner Equitable Life J. M9BPAKW, Councill & Blackburn, Physicians & Surgeons. LOViLL & FLETCHER W A SHIN(1 TO N WATAUGA �Here You A.e Now. ..Miiiniiiiiiiwrn < t tTkTTiiiiiiriii.iifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiij A COMPLETE NEWS N.-O.-Chronicle: From the f v OVERMAN'S i PER In the Senate proceedings North Carolinians lately re­ O V f* of tin* 1 st. inst., we find the turned from Gettysburg we The Bride (.tthe North Criruli b i l .•» A D EMOCRATIC familynewspaper, following: V 11.'i Press." I learn that there are now 387 IS THE devoted to the interest ot Coun­ "i "Among the petitions pre- monuments on the grounds ty State and Nation. Published BREATH OF LBFE."| Do you want to aid in building every Thursday at Boone, Wa sen ted in the Senate this! locating the various posiHX V GEN ii the 4 __ 3 U life giving el- 2 up a paper that shall reflect the m tauga County. N. C. r.Piw^ouLB ementof airnnd •; greatest ciedit on Noitli Parolimorning was one by Mr. t; : ons held by the different --.water; without™ * be .-Jit there canlie no rl na, no matter where it uiav Hoar,endorsed by many meet Federal regiments, batteiies, MOUTH life. BPROfriQs seen? Then patronize rtECE. OXYCEN is as We repeat that there is ings of workingirien in New etc,during each of the three special medicat- — / he II ilmingion •Messengei ;- o^£/wF 'SPrr-lfclC <d Oxygentreat- 2 te sail ment for disoao- S iMieli antagonism i n the England and adopted by the days of tlie great battle. A LAUOU EIOHT-l'AOIO CAI'KIf es of the nose, 2 - te "cyr: f _ paper ., i ,- rrs.—— ;ijji throat and lungs — Do you want a reliable Democratic party in North New E n g 1 a n d Industrial Each of these is handsome • LtlKL.3 . J 1 he inhalations2 ' • ;te v. ' '/iJAftRH ASTHWe j contain Germi- -s giving yon all the news of I he Carolina toward Mr. Cleve­ League, asking the govern­ and cost ly, many of them very —i •'INSOMPTION ij cidesand Disin, ( > ;-I* te. world—a Democratic n< wsj ajier go 8, .iV d by• bronchitis 4 $5 c A ao !the best:2 I hat equals tlie best-has the ment to provide farms and much so. Their aggregate land and his administration. ' ' Hiv retii:B <ii dilion to s FLVtHm known specifics 2 •Sacfor thesu dis- -i largest circulation, and has for In a conversation within the factories whrne the unem­ cost is fully a million of dol­ ; Jsr»,f libJ, £ eas ji.caarxylng thereraedy by inhalationri 'hf to 2 C3 1 ii POSITIVE ^ past three weeks with a pure ployed may at all times ob lars. There is only one Con­ m I - oil HIT oi the discisc), making it aCatarrh and 2 tweilty-pne years been i part f"par; te Bpeeifieeused in and factorin thegrowth and dev'-ay-rover. .Note, patentmedioins. Phyaioiana S and able lawyer who has of­ tain work; and for an amend federate monument. and that ^ velqpinerit of the Old N< ith pr. Afire in thoir practice. C5 State? '1 lien subsei be for idEGAOTJON ten been mentioned for judge inont to the constitution so a very modest one to the 1st 0MLY IN USE.I l-^ -. ry • • -y-y and for Congress in his judi­ as to affirm the right of every Maryland Regiment, near THE WIl.MJl.G'iCK KltMNUIR 1 Jim ' 2 ^ L?W.AIr,i»mua8l. Atlanta, Oa. k. m ..... . . iltei-hhli' Shop, "* >1 •" ' 'i •!>• Bull brig, OiuaUa Neb. jfl < ampaign Rates: ''• ":;•(>«, mill HIIV cial and congressional dis­ one be employed It was re­ Gulp's Hill o'i the extreme j J •! •; i . I t tiRdw ;tv, i/Oiii'VllI". ICv, n • i.v f lol Rio IISHII . -^ ^ . 4 The "Daily Messenger," by 5 >) ill tn lie tivo L tricts, and who is mentioned ferred to the committee on left Gettysburg is a veritable ' A ^ CARD addressed to tieS '• *<l OV ,«!• tllVCIjtoll. - : •>• - .{: you >y r«t-rn mail a crpy o: our;a mail, I months on trial, for ;s) Co cincra AT ONCK. for Congress this year—a rules." Mecca for the North. The <i"• . c et. oainient in fu.'l. Send -a r* i ywu priao jtoftitlu 2 $2.00 It may have the appear annual number of visitors I Mi; fg & Supply Co., •if;./ i wiCV i Trfrri To NASHVILLE,2 gentleman who stands four • t who t '5UI tl/., TENN. 4 Bhe weekly "Transcript Mes­ r! Street. £5eston. square to all winds, an 'orig­ anee of selfiishness, but "The to the battle field is 130,000. senger," (the largest and inal Cleveland man," and Landmark" will insist on best paper in the •State) 9 ^lllllllililllllilililillltlii <:ini»if.riit;:;i;i:iu.e one who has not the smell ot amending . this petition so The Coxeyitye, who are months on trial for $1.00 Gash in advance. Both Populism upon hisgarments, that the government will still in cau p at Bladensbuig, 1^ papers are large Eight-Page he laid down the proposition provide printing-offices where Mil., marched into Washing­ EiACHmiS sheets. Send Postal Card that the -salvation of the those who don't know any ton Wednesday of last week 5i!iiiiiii:i:tiiifiiiiiiittWiiii!:iii:jii::;i;iu;ii;;iui:!3!!iii3ii;ite wit h theaddr> ss of five per—I)ecoi at ion Day—and deco­ Democracy of North Carolina other trade can get employ­ soris and receive sample cop­ rated the Peace monument. WARRANTED this year lies in "Cussing ment; then salesmen will ies of i HE MESSENO EH. NATURE Cleveland," and said that if want stores established so They moved into the city 5 YEARSOct. 1 st. 1888. 1 f. CURE FOR he went on the stump this they can be employed—and quietly, by ba< k streets, and year that is what he would so on through the whole list there was no demonstration. t e t e ^ t . , { f c r t D f l S f c i • - r - > 1 TAKE THE » -- "l-r V ^ no. Sueli men as these and of industries known to the When they had decorated such state of leeling in the country. When all this is rhe monument they returned party as this declaration be­ done we may all tie happy.— as quietly as they came. UOJXHi 'l i p f a li N Jesse Coxey, son of the orig­ '-j5 .ijajij: trays are to be reckoned Land ma rk. P f-A"'.-'V' :" l'vt i!' , , West and Ncrthwest. inal Foxey.was in command. This new treatment for Catarrh and with, and it is for the safe mid diseases) of the respiratory organs is The elder Coxcy, Brown and The Snn<l Cure for Dyspepsia. one of the most important discoveries dlegrDund that the 'Observ­ in medical science and possesses the f.uiigrn iits'gtiiiig to any of the A new remedy for dyspep­ .1 ones are still in the District following advantages s er' is ^seeking. We repeat w i'sttTii btuft'B or Territories 1. The patient can euro himself at a small expense and without oulsido assistanco. that it "is obvious that the sia and stomach trouble has jail servingout t heir sentence A hi r,,iv T: (iiiie and money goiii° 2. No change of diet or pursuit of life Is necessary for trampling the grass at via. ! hieago and Alton route, during treatment. party in this State cannot be m a d e its appearance in " If'ina T.:«:-~o Arm. w. Thja remedies nro In no wise offensive lo the t is ( he q uieki st route to : a .'•oifHot titles <o<Ue. 3 patient and entail no discomfort. organized for battle on a line Southern Oregon. It isuoth the capitol.—Ex. J e l . » Self-tbreiKiliig shuttle, 4. The remedy reaches the soat of the trouble v ANSA 8 CITY, DENVER, Has N<> Kqual in Coiulrupiioiu directly. ing less than a spoonful of Clinton Democrat: When 3 lias» Mechanical Appi jiiniiuo. of endorsement of the Cleve5 PUEBLO, - lluim Ulegimi Flnb.ii. ri G. lhe remedies and means of anpHanco can be carried In tin peckot without Inconvenience. common, every day, river a man sits down and wears 2 llitia iVrli'et liijiisinn r.t, Jand administration;" we re Fit B1 TitltATM&ST at tiny drug ntor0. vial all points in Idaho, Wash - lias :i I'c/iU. v'.i TaKn.up. r" ' *"ERINE AND INSUFFLATOR, $2.00. ri peat again, that "if the lead­ bottom sand, taken wet just holes in his pants magnifying '•2 lias Kty'iab Ciiruifnyt'. ingtoii, Oregon, Utah • ' RRCSPONDENCE SOLICITED. ii-icti Soulng Qnallt'o/ —Jul 2 after meals. WRiiam By bee, the hardness of the times he ri <1Ha; p. 2 '«•» Knturo of G'/iii'ikI Heik ing Democrats and the news­ and California. Co., Waco, Texas, 1 than SrvPlugk-aoUbioiU tho \Yt,.l<l. ~ papers of the State had a well knowni-iti^cu,ami pro shows symptoms of having 2 ExaiiilisS THt PiGYAL for points of Finest and Lest ICqninpen Load in t/n> West. oxce'lence, end you wi.'J throughout theyear * * * sup prietor 'T Ryr/ee's springs, is been inocculated with Popu buy uc o 4 .:i:r. Only line running Solid Yertl ported the administration as HUppnjgJfl to he thWriginator fistic virus. bnd !rail s <t\win ft. I ouis RuYAE S. B. HooRKra, ill. g a settled Democratic policy, of this queer remedy, but Standai <1 JK < <|< i : Id if. and IMO I as.iily. * * wAhoulfl not have had quite a n%im)er of veracious The people of Wntuugn will Keciining rair ears and Tour a It:( It Jfsji ,i pA. ? istejNTs e*t of extra charge the disorganization that ex- gentlemen testify to its prop­ take notice that 1 have pro­ I will nice |)arties at any rail- ists abpi-esent;" and yet a erties, which are supposed to cured a room in the court i :I a?;::kl ? ecthcr_ Bearding, run I .station with through tickets house where I will attend a I Vain, that jK "an endorsement fake the form of mechanical md haggiige oiiet ks. Cnm<)!oiO Cc-iiings, t he commissioners' uonrt tin 1 of the| President could n6t, action by carrying off im­ first Monday in each month Eor tui 1 infoi n-atioii.maj-s and Corrugatad Sheeting, Iv r»p vo panqdih-ts of the probably, bo secured from a purities from the mucous lin­ for the purpose of scaling f hiA est write to or call on r Bocnsg Paints, •Stale convention, but that ing of the walls of the stom­ wcights and measures for i he B. A. N KWLANO. i:TJ Iron Bopriny, , while this is the case, he has ach. Take sand is quite a people. The law requires thi- OH KECE3.PT OF 50 CE^T Traveling Ba«s(<nger Agt.. Tave Trsaghs, Gutters and Spouting. many and s 1-ong adherents popular piece of advice a- to be done everv two yea is. 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C. WE WILL iv'iAiL A BOX OF J. II. COOK, ' 1. < IIAIIETON, (f. D. A . : o f ? i s e tli'etalt o rB u i l d i n g round Ashland when anyone in North ( arqlina, who would / C YMPLITE AMD READY \ STAND ADD KL^PKH. Clitrrgo', lib. complains of chronic stomach VT-2 APPLY VVHE?! SHIPPED./ not suffer a, convention tore. te: ,' trouble. As there is no pa­ if 'hey could V I E WANT *•'>n " teM ' rus uf;eat pr-jokv > 3 or ELCJT:;:crr\ '".f \, lu'tlpp.' . )i>, *u0 . «="AN— elp itA' What then? The tent on the sand, that com­ ,*33 .":c THE Ch'LY CtFALLlELE CURE FOR ) £' BaaaB Hi . ; i\ & $ii:> •'£!'M lissouri convention has set modity being within the f r t!. 'I'mr.'rr .-:i' r.J .1 V (f VD ; cm-* AUA U reach of rhe poorest of us. | KmoniAVu some sort of an example by Prh* !<», i a' Tettey, Ground lick, Jtclil^ Piles, V'H U' tev -Arctfb ? -.ra® i'J. . rr'- ^Ttirvr TUTI )'i i n ntuai rnjypmn ( iTllS' endorsing certain acts of the this arti -le cannot be called m > « n r r WMM;!,-#!nnrt • ;i • }' •• tlurili,-n)~H?i f:i -aotio workmmi t,o Worm and all Itcinn.^ S&in Diseases. i i n g 1i tt 1stum; ;i ft I"i.l four "f ;')d jlI ' I ' LiX our materials adu mistral ion a n d main­ a patent, medicine advertise­ ''".'its1 (fteeaKfi. p1 . on , iu i ttitej yt< l.dljr. .-fv-'Jv, nlmv hIresa,to it yon have tETTIH, it msMn rlhc.vlcng It has nv C pi-Fi»»«'nco eolioitee!* vxrlio Sor' e,? ment.—'Grant's Pass (ourier. taining silence as to the rest p; >-rr. r—v 13 of existed, ; ETTcf<l.\.-.m c-ria'.uij cure :W • DR. -.I' m f. S L & CO., yea as yea lo? it. rBK f)MY stni'if* " • w. hn.Hville,'r,rin. —not a bad example, either; & GIL, Cincinnati.. 3 Baltimore Sun: Why would mam Harmless, Painless and Fragrant. CTAfTLISH i and it will stand our cam­ it not be perfectly fair and ^vv ; IO Sas'fy RSade. i'J. rt (ci !T V C i>fsnd«4 5 f yr. it r.r<> diUMtklled paigners in hand this year eminently practical to pay ir, ' runny ir< . w> r.vn, Leva, nnd riilxto ,.51#I -.vlt.h tl»e re-utts itciY retiCPK— * ir SS » ivyf. I'.UI - <L)»L!Y, CPLLT in T I;D snouDd SotirIt!»ir» rtrnh t>f tLoSSstt. • >f Ociii-itia, Chatto stick close to the National our Sena tors and Represen-1 Lcuu Hank, and Notional SaakofiiawQnab; • I i . . • .1:MT, platform and to decline to lativesbv a sliding scale — MM II".M'TE. JIN < lerinrllitt 'MI. (. HER OITS-rfld N^EN .. Y1 Inn.- A <!{-.A I rid end no ! T. 8HUPTRIE2 & CRO. 4 >" hold themselves or to allow the longer the session t h e LUPO:I 1.1. • X-;.,. V'"II ••• NNL : JI cini I) iiilf BD< v/AVAi'JNAHi GA. tie \ ) • a ,1 R > <|. VR NRPRLP you % -v the party to be held respon­ FO *"1 b velf t f t '*1.1 Vol in I. fro J >a .veil, lower the pay? Taking the 1 •!,: CFI'T '(! '.'"11 ti N 'i:»H 1 en it CR T.FP.»|, sible for anybody who is off present $5,000 a year as the V • , I-> ns ...'j r. 1 1 . , w • ."irU it—this upon the idea that OF KV. UNIVFRSITV. t" ' 1 :«•. •. A I • ft". I "I "'>•( •|I! ;'(• lite maximum and A months as _ LEXINCTON.KV. v > k. All ' in I v'"i f -i' "v • i" | 'lib t>»"I runno one in it, not even its head Cheapest ASestBusiness 1 " ' ' *e' n •(•>;!, V ill Mil el- I rlllg the normal length of a ses- Awarded Highest Honor Cof/aje in Urn H'or/d." tVorldV Kxporlilo,..niaii.r r 1 » y 1 .'i v : i ,.f "p 1 . » . t - f - f . ' nc.v .1 <^ i . inioit'hocpinu .System of lloou-koeplnB «wt Ucnrrnl lln.lnr.. J.ilur is greater than it—< harlot-te NCtrlv I ,01m; Mullfi • 1 . 1 •: :tt d" • '. '."1 C • r CI'I | . 1 • hint sion, the ( ongressnien might r, c lr • ii- r ,IJ j,,'-..r.,(r | y, . Observer. then be entitled to draw $t,- no TtntUn. koter r,.,w. (TraduatM ."wiVful, This cii* 'I 'lf i> > «.»u ft.iu; u' .te i. 1 lo j'1 on wit.; the r ' ()()') oiii,\ i Y tlwr uauoinn n( ,,„. /"JL R. SMITH, L-EXSMCTGW, KY. 00 1 nil] V n Tne session oeeil- '* WILBUR nralthful. Kor elreiil.r. a irr . Philadelphia Record: The jUGRCC :teTo":-c; r LCx f pied four months, $3,000 otif North Carolina, j ly if it lasted six months and r P v ^ T r-teu...b .. which is larger by three I nothing at all if it exceeded thousand sq lare miles i i> six months. area than the State of I'eimot •. L . .. Piecework, when practieac .,i., •' 'V -f'*8 I***6, sylvania, has a population . , , . . .0 ,.„e one-third as large as!i hie,, is usual. v tone better 4.1 1 about ^ .. A thoroughly *estec! Remedy .. and more quickly than tune Abv V v :..=.iC " ' ours. :u»ri:i Carolina pays i aroima pa vs! , , . FOR All i ENDORSED BY i s alwavs b e t t e r 1 a l w a v s better and ci/ru nic *;\isr'o for the salaries of her judges work, i„ , . is n s , C n v11 d>nan lid SHfc DikAS^ r •r paid o PROF A. L. KETZ, P. H. B, and prosecuting attorneys und not found wan tin,';", for forty .vpnr.'i by of Meilical Department Tulano University Congressmen by the j>ie *e. tin eminent pbysiolun, who has* m.oil it of Louisiana, who, after » careful analysis, with certpin ami unvarying su. ««•>• for ail (/ $82,000 per year. Tim sala­ pronounces it a pure Cream Tarter Powder, dise:. os for which jt Is recoir ".id. I. it rh and then perhaps, if will do never fails to lr neilt froili ti c Hi.,: dc c. which he cheerfully recommends to tho ries of judges and the cost of quickly (i ixl e fleet it lly (Ii ifg out all (j public. the work the country wants disdax- ffnrnn from the sy»i • tl.ro h > 111<» iii",UP.-ii of tlio : .in, Jivo. it;d k,d- (f' managing the Attorney Gen navs itiiout any i.,i]>li .is .nt o. injurious don and go home. "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" c!I ;s, Ji is if at the re: ii'.t of iffr.ojranre v eral's department in Pennsyl or su:»oigiltiu:i, hut i: is foo dod upon on ? U R E , W H O L E S O M E AND P O W E R F U L . ( i.ni' uin Roii.ii! iitid « tlioronyh I. 'owlidao \ n'mudorn ir.oi'.lo .l noiruoo. It. octUnlly (? vanin will fo</t up nearly Monroe Enquirer: During jvirlii" an I pnriclu • the blood nltd briinupn You Want It. Ask Grccer For It. iiOfilt h to tli • --ii if.-re.1. A-* a eon en. 1 tonic 1600,000 per year. North this cou| weather the "oldest it is '.viibout a rival, iind In i: < e.nid.vsls of inMith ..ot; proper lies It is absolutely \ G FG. O., H ™°™. lipyi-nd '?or>i; •<: mn with uy reciedy ever G Carolina does not suffer by j lnhahitunt" tells of the year • '"•! to tl>v 1'iibilc. ltlsc pannooh' tall >. Uia ti'sultlnx from impure nod impovcr- v r 1816, or the year without a com pari son with any other ) !sh d blood—tha current of life; quickly A itoriPula, tirf [•«. r.csemii: Kiilu > State as to the character and summer. In that year if is 5 L t: i : " (te- j V ; . ' I ~>ti>:v >j| kmllttOKDi ('Utill'I'il. te irtunatiM,e .-is •». S'ctuula an <i \ >. Urer. Olio ofthr !• i;"er SXi niM-nscs.Hianev 1«5- >T'rclK l>r r.t 9*016 iv tbilifvof herjudiciai.v. How, said that it frosted every Kerroua etc. eiecofcr, i Qui Uc:hri«F»rf» If G.l' hen, does it happen that in month during the year, exunco, aii a, at;«l io {ufroiiii. - , >tt INVESTIGATE F vcyncEtr. §U{w ; h i jrc «il» vvf «Hi ''•'ndl'l.'Kr, f§2u lbV% I' Vl ».• <fn in pa>. h liH'iiiilv 'enns.vlvanin, given over to c pt July. In August every M a- abo> e Only fhoct > ho i it 3v.S'.jr.m .n: icori • i of Vnlunhle C' ' ill :i wo. ikr to tt* nt one- • .1 n inftlte m;. • ful;.'sirrrt u»y nipt id Trade-JJar'ts obtained, ftnd all Cat• the mo.st vlr- jfS remarkable \ i.*- • . I>.'c t* AM you hCve to do it. he full sweep of Republican green thing was killed. It is en i;iuia rtfier nil known remrdien to nrtiii t • l for Wotircaie Fees. 5 4 fti»mi in to Pi>o«V our pootl* fr It'' ".did The-f cctiij1 i.itei twitily with 6 ilir-a:(n, G ir 0 lice is Opposl'e U. S. PATENT Office, ' z. vvl»t» rail—your nG^hhora hidiiiioertain smuld. tli-.t Botanic Blood A and we rnn scritre paient in less time than t! nanagement, we have to hard to down the "oldest I RNN SC."tire ' alent /trui itvpo a( Tim\ y. u 7 3 !••>Tea SclmmaciisrGjHnasiaEi Gvl (if-lv 11080 i.: gluninv of lh»» Mivrrusomciif rcinote from Waahln^i.n. Halul(ith'F+iPsi. cneaiwv qiilckesv .p-cat \ (Send tr.odi j, drae hi'. o. photo., with dc« rlp>ay two dollars while the inhabitant" when it comes Mfold tt't!"f*;.(!«•» r'ul lilood Purifier ^ve.- (I ^opo The followitif-(ot pi.-, . •(, fli»' ann*t) tut* tof thr fP?P * • r; warl.,. pp-'iranwofli rcdwcctl (loB. \n> ;h • if ii.ilen'nble or :•> t, f . o of known 1 >, charge. Our Jno not d m till pnfotii is scriire it'zeus of North Carolina to weather reports. Pi " 5 .j>er bottle ; ^",.00 for ft bottles. ' They A F mahlcf. "JIow .. Ob:.-.' I'-.tents."' v a •AILIEDDO pooS v Per lie h." dm if not. <»»>> d to In. frames ofuctuiil c)i"nt - In^unrbtatd. c.-uut * 3 ptra mo.< fwubap 'noX eito p] w >ay on ^dollar tcr the admin had weather in the good old tbout the H !•»* rt»Wr *ts I LCC0 r..»l.n? CO , A'.Unis, G» town, sent, free, Adfin- -a •COpf. 44 " >»• LJ.IU SOU te YoV.n Oiib «»• n»*kf IV'i •• '.I t >O.T, (ipirqap inaa zo... si ot 'injf stratum of justice? days of yore. out cxfw»ri» "• »:• •qiou JOJ poi>A ANSA.- 'jno TUOM ^N AIU noi JC C.A.8NOW&CQ1 Aditii-es. II HALLE • 'sAWjr iijvu uaoA JII OPPCI.IE Ffltcnt Office, WasftteflioP.'O, "S. The Wataaga Democrat J ISPEOIFIO 0KV8ENI 'S CATARRH EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. CURE k m DOLLARS • - ?Jn BOTANIC TDite PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWER $ ULF M C �W'«l. - » - •• The Watauga Democrat P. B. Dougherty, Editor. K. C. Rivers, Publisher 1huivdaj, June, Jl, IS04 Nothing gives us greater pleasure and hope for our Southland than the organi­ zation now goingon by large capitalists with a view of de­ veloping the great natural resources of the Southern country. Judge Black, of Pennsylvania, is President and Julian Carr, of North Carolina, iH Vice-President of this great eeheme. In this enterprise one thousand mil­ lion of dollars is said to he represented by this company. Headquarters will he at Balt­ imore. The object in view is to develop the mineral ag­ ricultural manufacturing and t imher resources of t he Son th. Immigration is to flow into the South, railroads and cities are to he built, great commercial connections are to he established with other parts of the world. Other nations of the earth have dis covered through the favor­ able exhibits made by the South at the World's Fair that we have the greatest country in the world. Mil­ lions of men and money will constantly flaw i n t o the South until the will be the greatest spot on earth. The great harrier caused by the htgh tariff laws has kept our country in the hack ground. It will now blos­ som and put forth its many grand advantages. We wel­ come the -jay with feelings of pride and prosperity. The South will be a glorious grand country. Judge Walter Clark has written quite a lengthy and interesting article f o r a Northern magazine on the election of post masters by the people. It is impossible says thejudjp for the PostMaster General to make a personal selection for all th.» offices. There are 75,000 postmasteisto be appointed. ''Counting 300 workingda.vs and six hours per day given entirely and solely to appoint ments, with an average of fifteen minutes consideration to each case, the four years of the Post Master General would expire before 29,000 appointments are made, or two fifths of the postmasters; this, too, with a total neg­ lect of all the other and more important duties of that of­ fice, unless outside of office hours/' The first reason as­ signed by,the judge for the change was thnt it gave the executive an overall adowing influence with the legislative department. The Congress­ men in order to have influence with the executive in the npX>oin f ment of postmasters would do the bidding of the chief and abandon long ad­ hered to principles. Such has been the case in America that the president has au­ thority exceeding that of any We have a letter from Hon. crowned head of Europe ex­ W. H. Bower explaining sev­ cept the Czar of all the Ttus eral items of delay which sins. Second: It gives to the some of his constituants l e g i s l a t i v e d e p a r t m e n t a have complained of. These function, that ot appoint­ are all minor affairs and can ment. which it should not be explained to the satisfac­ posess, thus causing men to tion of all at a proper time. be appointed not so much for A Congiessman, when he ability as for party service first enteis on his duties, has The third objection urged a great many disadvantages ngnfnst the present system to contend with and his con­ is that the people look to I he stituants ought to consider rulers instead of I he j»eople that it requires time and for theappointing powerand patienee to succeed to full thus a oluss of courtiers who stature. We regard Hon. pride themselves for the pul­ Hort Bower one of theablest ling effect they have with the and braniest men that North chief. The remedy is to Carolina has in the Halls of Ihrow the power where it he- Congress and and in his next longs with the people and by two years he will develop as so doing will rid the county such. Of course Hort will afirst of the great excitement gain be nominated and elect attending a presidential elec­ ed and the Democrats of the tion; second, it relieve the district ought to and wifi President of great persona) give him their full and loyal strain; third, the change support. would check the growing It now seems probable that tendency to centralization, and fourth, the number of the Democratic House will poet offices could be increased lose some of its majority in and the system extended the next election owing to without risking the danger the tariff trouble. The Senate will he reduced to fortv-two of a horde of Federal offi­ Democrats and will leave the cers. populist Senators to hold the balance of power. So The Democrate of Watau­ ga are not dead by any that on silver and taiiff they will vote with the Democrats means, but will be much and we will be a hie to sustain alive before next November. the continuation of the re­ The Democratic party can't forms until all the objeetioriafford to be beaten because al laws that have uppressed Cleveland vetoed theseignior the people for over 30 years will be gradually repealed. age bill, nor because the Re­ publican laws that we have Tired, Weak, Nervous. aeen at work so hard to re Means impure blood, and peal, have brought on the overwork or too much strain present hard times. Neither on brain and body. The can we afford to he beaten only way to cure is to feed the ner ves on pure blood. because "Buck''Kitchin has Thousands of people certify joined the populists. Hold that the best blood purifier, up your heads Democrats; the best nerve tonrc and everything will come around strength builder is Hood's right in a few weeks. There Sarsaparilla. What it has done for others it will also never has been much of a do for yon—Hood's Cures. populist party in Watauga, Hood's Pills cure constipa­ very few in number. All are tion by restoring peristolic now or will be Democrats or action of the alimentary ca­ Republicans as was the case nal. tour years ago. Hard times will soon pass away and our Pimples, boils and other country will he more pros- humors of the blood are lia­ T, e lis M. in ever before. Re ble to break out in warm •ni '• on' "ather. PreAerit it by tuka b. t toi day m ol i-ocowa. ing Hood's Sarsaparilla. fire the Boar 1 of county com WANTED! Abraham Younce was horn missioners to reestablish the A lemedy for disease ami de Why not take the sugges-jin Ashe county Dej. 10th '20, township lines in the sa id hility, especially for thosedis townships. 1 O wit: Beginning tion of Mr. Holseluw, and| and died near Zionviile June at the Hanging Rock Gap, eases which physicians have nominate Mr. S. M. Dugger 6th '94, aged 73 years, 5 thence to run a straight line pronounced incurable. We give below a lew of for Repiesentative? mos. and 26 days. to the White Rock, thence to the many letters which we Vlr. Dugger is a fine schol­ He made a profession of re­ the high part of Bishop moua have received, and which we ar, a pleasant companion, ligion when 16 years of age, tain, thence to the old Cran­ publish with the consent of and it makes in difference but did not unite with the berry road at the top of the the writers who are convinc­ Valley mountain, thence to where you meet him, he al­ church until 1665. la alter the low gap of the Long mou n ed that such a remedy as we ways lias something pleasant years he was elected and or­ tain, thence to tne Blauken- ha ve described has been found and interestmgtotalk about. dained deacon of the Mt. Zi- ship place, then to Qie top of in Compound Oxygen Treat­ ment of Drs. Sturkev X' l*aHis reasoning, in ordinary on, now Zionviile, Baptist the ridge at the old i idge len. conversation or in public ie- church. He made it his dnt.v road, thence totheKonth pin icles of the Beech mountain. "My daughter was cured of bnte, is clear and pointed, to aid in every good work; 8a id petition will be heard at by one and I believe, that he would he did not, spare time n o r the July meeting of of said AsthmaOxygen,treatment otcom pound ufier suffering make a splendid canvass, if money to help the poor and Board of county commission for fifteen years, ED. B. WJLLIS, PETITIONERS. Tybr, Texas. he is nominated, and lean needy, the sick and the afflic­ ers. see no good reason why he ted. In years gone by lie "I used your compound Oxy­ would often work al! day and cannot be elected. gen about a year and a half a go. I neglected to tell you ot Mr. Dagger's ideas on edu­ then go for miles to wait on the great benefit I received from cation and on public roads some one who was sick. He its use. 1 have not been trouflv are excellent, and heretofore was a man with a smooth, led' with catarrh since.—F. W. both education and public mild temper, and was a mod­ Revels, Syracuse University Sy­ racuse, N. Y. roads have been wofullv neg­ el of piety. lected in Western North CarHe had a great thirst for Send for book of two hundred olina and more, especially in jsinging, and would invaria pages for further information, tes t.iuionials, etc. A book sent tree. some of the mountain coun-1 bly rise before day and spend Home Treatment sen1 out by ex­ ties, and I can think of no one hour in singing GodV press in >e used at home. Office man in Watauga county, praise. He was as the Psalm Treatment administered here. ^ Mr. M. Symmut li:Uli:tv>re, Mil. who would take more inter­ ist said, "His praiseshallcon est in these important ques­ tinually he in my mouth." Down 1520 Arcli St. Philadelphia, Pa. tions than Mr. Dugger. But In his late afflictions he «*x 120 Sutter St. San Francisco, Cal. T h a t Tired Foeling — Cover© Mr. Dugger is no stranger to pressed that lie had lived a I Mease mention this paper. h e a d a c h e s , Wo A p p e t i t e the people of Watauga, born long time and the greatest tlx Bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla and raised in the county, and wonder that ever came into Bring Back New Life. his interests ha ve always been his mind was a man living in *C. I. Uooil&Co.. Lowell, Mass.: " Denr Sirs: — I'.eforo using Hood's Sjirsapawith us. If the Democrats sin, when a christian's life Tilla I wns frequently sick and did not know v> nut WHS the mutter with n»o. 0:io day 1 would of Watauga will he cautious was so pleasant. fuel so tired I could hardly stand, tho next I so in selecting their ticket for in his last days he express­ would have a severe headache andbringon. not I nowliiK what the next dny would forth. We wish to call attention to our the various offices, they will ed that it was nothing to die 1 did not have any apj'Otlte anil Was Greatly Run Down. line of second-hand win in the coming election. the main thing was to be rni I 'rlod a good many medicines but they did me no good. Having deal about Euggies, Carts, wagons, We have plenty of good men dy. He talked freely about llood's Sarsaparilla heard a great a bottle. I 1 decided to try to fill every office in the coun his heavenly home which Je Hacks, Harness Etc, 1 ty, while I do not wish to sus had prepared for his pen soon felt I have speak a word of disparage­ pie, and in which he w o u I d am glad to say I and feel as better. ever. It now They are almost good as new, Uic 1 six bottles well as has and persons wishing to buy can ment as to the claims of any meet many ol his loved ones been of great benefit to me as I have regained my appetite and secure bargains by calling on ns^ candidate, biit it is always who had preceeded him to his Now Enjoy Cood Health. We have a big lot of NEW best to elect a man for that home beyond the skies. He 1 can strongly recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla as an excellent blood medicine." M. SVMONS, BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, B'iA Alsqulth Street, Halttmore, Maryland. office, which he isqualified to breathed his last as ealmh HARNESS Ac Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and hold. as one going to sleep. efficiently, on the liver und bowels. 145c. on hand, which will be sold on A DEMOCRAT His body was taken to th« reasonable terms. If we have not Buckingham's Dye for the Zionviile church and a fuller got; what you Want, we will TO SAVE MON­ take pleasure in getting any Whiskers can he applied al was pleached by PastorC. when at home, , and is uni­ 8. Farthing, assisted by J thing for you in our line. We bny| formly successful in coloring F. Filer and Solomon Younce. direct from manufacturers and a brown or black. Hence its After which a large concourse •(<>) can, therefore, give you very great popularity. of friends and relatives fol­ One of the great secrets in ma­ close prices. From Sllverfttonc, N. C. lowed his remains to the king money is to know how to We have a full line of new IInr Editor Democrat: graveyard, the church bell save it. The principal way to save noes—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev money is to buy that, which you Having seen the name of tolling t he deuth m a r c fi. ery thing in the harness line. Can from the party cu'* friend, 8. M. Dugger men­ where kind hands laid him in consumethe BFST articlewho will sell you for the beat the world on prices. tioned for the Legislature. I the grave to rest till the com LEAST money In order to find the above named party it is very IS®*We will take in exchange., think that to change h i s ing of t he Lord Icsus. 8. Y. essential that you call and ex- hoises. mules, and also good bee mi me for the Sena t<, as he is Happy days and restful . amine my immense stock of cattle. Give us a call, sufficiently able to shoot big nights result from using Ay guns, and insert the name of er H Sarsaparilla. It so regu­ DESK EL, CRAIG & CO. our friend Mr. A. J. Fletcher lates all the hodilv functions .Lenoir A . C. for Representative; and then and strengthens the nervous system that worry and fa­ put our Mr. A. 8. Adams tigue are comparatively un­ Which is almost complete in ov through for Sheriff and J. W. known anil life is truly enjoy­ erv department, consisting of Horton for Treasurer, ed. It is certainly a most won Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware, Now, citizens of Watauga, derful medieine. Groceries, Saddles. Queensthe time has come when we ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts. Etc., Etc., too liunn rous to men­ AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '94, must he careful in the nouii tion. 10 per cent, cut on ft rices. nations, or we might he just Sealed proposals (endorsed pro I have just received the nicest a little beaten. If we should posals for beef contract) will he and most complete line of SLOT ( ASH OR BARTER, fail to approve of the acts of received at my office, from now NEVER TEN DAYS. present, administration until 10 a. m of July 5lh,fbr tar­ nishing beef to the State Hospi­ altogether, is no reason why the period beginning July Look over our lio and com­ we should not still he firm as tal for1801, ending July 15th That has ever l>een exhibited to loth the citizens of Boone and sur­ pare our prices with those selling members of the still true, al­ 1805. roundings. consisting of on time. "Money suvetl i,s mon­ Beef to be ot prime quality, most everlasting democratic Calicoes of all stvlesand shades ey made." butchered in the vicinity ol, and common sense principles that Fancy and plain Lawns, (Tal­ delivered at the Hospital on the W e will soil yon 4 1-2 pounds will do good for. the laboring Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri­ lies, Sat tines, Ginghams, Nsn•mod ruff e for #1.00, 1 0 pounds people, if any good is ever days of each an 1 every week, in sooks, chain brays. Cashmeres, extra-G' sugar lor #1.09, best Henrietas, Bleecning. Damask done. Upon these oilrhopea quantities ranging from 1,SOU to drapery, Sheeting, Plaids, cot- calico (> to 7^1-2 cts pei yard, rot 1,800 poun Is a week. tonades, jeans etc. which will eon cheek, 2? inches wide, 7 cts. are fixed, H. E. P. Bond with approved security be sold ot reduced pi ices forensh per yard, and ladies' and gents' u*es will be required for fait hful per­ or its equivolent. meeting anddf hats cheaper than they iiave ev­ A gentleman, under foit.v formance of contract. er been sold before. years of age, whose hair was The Executive Committee re­ fying all We are just receiving a fall line rapidly becoming thin and serves the right to reject any or REASON/B: E COMPETITION of ladies' dress goods at prices to gray, began the use of Ayer's all bids. F. M. S CROGGS, Steward. Hair Vigor, and in six BSeTLY. B. My entire stock suit the buyers. By order of the Kxutive Com. of General Merchandise will WE MEAN WHAT WESAY. months his hair was restored Call a nd see us and we can save to its natural color, and Morganton, N. C., June 9, '94. be sold at reduced pi ices ior you money. R'XP. even more than its former At the same time bids will be JOHNSON EDMI8TKN & CO. received for furnishing the Deaf, CASH or its equivolent growth and richness. and Dumb School 250 to 400 In order to make room for Blowing Rock, March 5. Topi?: T h e Democrats* pounds of beef per week under] new stock, I am offering in t y en­ 8tate Convention lias been the same regulations and condi­ tire lot of Why folks drink liquor, when called to meet in Raleigh on tions as above. Delivery to com IIE A D Y- M A I)E CL< )T HI NG they can get good water; .vhy mence about October 1st 1894 they wash in the branch, when the 8th of August. The Ju­ and end .July 10 1895. Bids to Al COST. tinware is so cheap; why they dicial District Committee will be sealed (endorsed proposals for beef contiva t), and addressed to Thanking my friends and cus­ make out on not enough dishes, shortly be called together to when crockery is in reach: why issue a call for a Judicial Dis­ Prof. B, McK. Goodwin, SSupt. tomers for the liberal patronage shingles rot, when paint is low, June 9, 1894. trict Convention. It is ru­ they ha ve given me in the past why they borrow, when they can mored that there will be sev KOTIC 2 OF APPLICATION. and soliciting a continuation DI use their own tools, why they eral candidates for Judge skim over the ground when avery A petition of ninny persons the same so long as I merit it, I plow can b« had, why they break besides Judge Bytium, viz: themselves Gown cooking over W. L. Wakefield, of Caldwell; iin ,the county ot Watauga ntn 7,, 1 *v ! Yu ° RESPECTFULLY, a hot fire, while stoves are so W. I!. Council!, of Wntnugii, i , file township of VVnlnn M B BLACK BU11N. cheap, are conundrums that caufind L. L. WitherspOon, ()f K>'. Laurel Creek and hhnwJ not be sHve 1 by N. M. Allen. Catawba neenuvv having been hied be- Boone, April, 12, 1894. Dugger for Rep oscntative- IX MEM0RIAM. Editor Democrat. Ors. Starkey & Palen, Run ATTENTION, Ell)EOS! Hood's^' Cares IIOW EY. CENERAL MERCHAN­ DISE LOOK I LIVE!! BEEF PROPOSALS! i �\ SUBSCRIPTION HATE 8 A CARD. gone to receive their reward Editor Democrat: W) T HE W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT. in a better land than this, we Permit me to acknowledge trust. I ~opy 1 year $1.00 the high compliment passed R S O E E T R S —Mr, Nat W. Taylor has " 0 months 50 ne, by friend HolstTiw, of " 8 montliH 85 been among us this week, but Color, Fullness, and Texture leaves tomorrow. He has Vilas. ADVERTISING RATES. If a majority of democrats TO HAIR 1 inch 1 week $ .75 dope considerable work in should concur in his views, 1 " 1 month 1.75 our town, and, by using the Which has become Wiry, Thin, or Gray. I " 8 «• 8.00 latest and most improved 1 will spread myself to merit 1 " 6 " 5.00 their conffdance. "Some live years ago, I was not a little alarmed to dis­ 1 " 1 year 7.00 methods, and keeping fully cover that my hair was falling out, threatening speedy Very respectfully, 1 column 1 week 9.00 abreast with the times in his baldness. AYER'S Hair Vigor being recommended, S. M. DUGGER. J " 1 inontli 18.50 profession he has done work I procured a bottle and at once applied it to my hair 1 " 8 " 25.00 and scalp, continuing to do so for several weeks, and Banner Elk, June 12, 1894. 1 " (J " 87.50 of which all his patrons are was happily surprised that my hair stopped falling and 1 « 1 year 50 00 proud. He goes from here new hair came out full of life and vigor. PROGRAMME. AYER'S Hair Vigor does not only restore to Cove Creek, where he will new hair, but gives new life and vigor to its The Beech Mountain Sun­ remain for only a few days, Entered at the Postofficeut growth, and is a blessing to all who use it." Boone. N. C., as second-class as he is preparing to move day School Union will con­ Rev. D. J. BURT, Baptist Minister and Clerk mail matter. of the Superior Court, Dawsonville, Ga. his gallery to Blowing Rock vene with Beech Mountain church on Friday before the in the near future. LOCAL NEWS. —Mr. Reason ITaitley, of first Sunday in August and continue three days. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. —Mr. Walter Parks is not Blowing Rock, was in town Introductory sermon by I. this week and told us of the thought to be much improv­ death of his son, W. B. Hart­ T. McGhinnis—Geo. Trivett ed. we are sorry to say. ley, which occurred at t he alternate. 1. Should we teaeh the —A fresh supply of ink and residence of Mr. JamesSprinThat it is not wise to experiment with cheap compounds purporting to Bible alone, or should we em be blood-purifiers, but which have no real medicinal value. To make use paper for the DEMOCRAT of­ kles, in Madison county, on of any other than the old standard AYER'S Sarsaparilla—the Superior brace morality and good fice has just been received. the 24th ult. He had only Blood-purifier—is simply to invite loss of time, money, and health. If you are afflicted with Scrofula, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, — 1 will now pay you lde been from home about six manners?—J. R. Pritchard. Eczema, Running Sores, Tumors, or any other blood disease, be assured per dozen for all your fresh weeks when the grim messen­ \V. I. Potter and J. A. Sto­ that it pays to use AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and AYER'S only. ne. ger came, but his parents eggs. M. B. BLACKBURN. AYER'S Sarsaparilla can always be depended upon. It does not vary. 2. Can we conduct a Sun­ It is always the same in quality, quantity, and effect. It is superior in have the consolation ol know —The State Hospital at combination, proportion, appearance, and in all that goes to build up the day School successfully un­ Morganton wants to make ing that his every want was der the system of 25 years system weakened by disease and pain. It searches out all impurities in the blood and expels them by the natural channels. beef contracts. Head notice administered to by the lCnd ago?—Wiley Farthing, R. L. people with whom he was du­ elsewhere. AYER'S SARSAPARILLA ring his last illness. Blood Palmer and G. W. McGuire. —Some communications of poison was the cause of his 8. What advantage have Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. interest are unavoidably left those who attend Sunday death. Has cured otliers, -will cur© you out this we«»k, wh'f-h will ap­ School over those wli'o do —Notice. I will move mv not?—T. M. Mitchell. J. P. pear in our next issue. p h o t o g r a p h g a l l e r y f r o m Wilkinson and J. YV.Trivett. ? — The weather continues hot Boone to L. N. Mast's stoie 4. Should the S. S take up M and dry and rain is begin­ on Cove ('reek, and hope to collections for any o b j e c t o— ning to be badly needed. Nei­ he ready for work by Satifr- other than defraying itH own ther corn nor oats; are doing- day of this week, where I will I HAVE JUST HE IV ED MY SPRING AND SUMMER expenses?-.!. C. Chappel, Geo. well. GOODS, he prepared to do thorough­ i'rivett and W. H. Austin. — Esq. George Dugger, of ly first class work in all the And lia,\e a beautiful line of eallicoes at 7 and 7% cents 5. Should the cause :>f mis­ Banner Mix, is preparing to branches of the photograph­ sions be* taught in Snnlay per yard; beautiful line of drapery at 9 cts., worth 12 els.; do some gold mining on the ic art. Owing to the stringen School?—Jacob Youncc and black nainsook at 10 cts., worth 15 cts^t one pfe|£S i 1 k binds of H. W. Hardin ne r ey of the times I have decid­ plaids 12% cts. Bed ticking, good, at 155) 20 ct s.: blecchI). C. liar man. our town. ed to charge low rates, and 0. is vocal music essential ing 8 to 12; fancy lawn 5 cts.; challies, fine, H to 7 cents; — Mrs. Dr. Councill has re­ demand only from % to % in to the success of a Sunday Bedford cord dress goods, 12 cts., worth 1.5; nice crape 10 turned from Salisbury, a n d cash, the remainder to be School, and if so, how much? cts.; percales 12% cts., worth 18 cts.; black sutine At 1| we are pleased to learn that paid in such products as I — W. M. Cannon, W. E. Triv­ cts. and up; domestic 7% cts. A large lot of cotton jeans her daughter. Mrs. Maggie can use for family purposes, ett and Solomon Younce. from 16 cts np, and everything else at F. Boyden, is still improving. such as hams, lard, spring All sister schools are invi­ BED ROCK PRICES. —Just received at Manly chickens, eggs, etc, to be ted to attend. Come arid see my beautiful stock of STRING AND SI M. B. Blackburn's a nice line or paid at the lime negatives G. W. MCGUIRE, Secretary. M FR GOODS. They are nice and cheap and I am going to L idi -s' and Gents' straw hats are made. I guarantee my su ve my friends' and customers money, as I will sell low for The Republican Convention. at very close prices. Call work. NAT. W. TAYLOR, A number of republicans of cash or produce. So give me your trade. I will appreciate Photographer. and see them. Watauga county met in the it. — Rev. Burnett, Presiding &5PWANTED! 500 pound of balm of Gilead buds,J5,000 court house on last Saturday Bishop Cheshire's Appointments, Elder of the M. E. Church, dozen eggs, 500 pounds nice yellow butter, 200 pounds oi The Rev. James Cheshire, and orgnruzed by electing J. bees-wax" 200 pounds new feathers, and all other kinds of has been among us for some Jr., Episcopal Bishop, will fill 0 Ray Chairman and Roy good eouiitrv produce at highest market prices. I wdl want days and has preached very the following appointments Norris Secretary and proceed All the roots, barks and herbs in the moutain* this summer. acceptably to the people. So when in need of anything in the goods line call and see at the time and places indi­ ed to call the townships. —Messrs. John Haidin, of cated: There appeared to be no em and I will do you right every time. Ashe, and ex-Sheriff Hayes, .June 17, '94, Wilkesboi o. meeting of the townships ro of Vilas, passed through our t 4 1 8 , 4 4 ported. Ilonda. 44 Yours Anxious to please, town on Monday of this week The motion of W. H.Calla­ El kin. 19' U 44 Jefferson. with about 140 head of fine 4 4 24' way to postpone the appoint 25, Elk X Roads ment of delegates to State WILL W. HOLSCLAW. sheep. 44 Boone. 26, 4 • a ti d Congressional .conven­ (4 4• —The Rev. J. A. Weston Valle Cruris. 27, Blowing Rock. tions was cairied unanimous will be iu Boone on t he 24th July 1, 4 4 4% i.yLinvi'le. 3, 4 inst. and will preach in the 4 4 Elk Park. 4, 4 4 On motion it was agreed Episcopal church at night4• Vicks' Seeds Contain the Germ of Life. Bakersville. to go into a general organi­ 6, 4 4 44 He will preach at Valle Cru- u FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE Burnesville. zation by electing a Chair­ O ZLKSJLUUJ\ 8* cis at 11, a. m. the same day. man and township commit­ A Giand Feature* —U. K. Bryan who h a s tees, which resulted in t h e The Pioneer Catalogue of Vegetable* and Flower*. been in the Davit Military Of Hood's Sarsaparilla is that ^ Contains 112 pages 8x10 1-2 In., with electiou cf J. C. Rav, perma­ \ Fonr Grand descriptions Mint describe, not mislead; School at Winston during while it purifies the blood and Yellow Globe sends it coursing through the nent Chairman over Thomas »U PQPPIES llliiiilrai Ions that instruct, not exaggerate Panvers Seed, $1.00 Onion The cover iacharmliig in harmonioushirud­ the past session, returned to veins full of richness and health, per pound. in!.: of water color prints in green and while, [Shirley, Bingham. The vote stood 12 with a gold background,—* dream of beauty. Brilliant, his home last week looking it also imparts new life and vigor 32 nagesof Novelties printed In 8different col­ novelties. Tulip, to 14. A committee for each All the leading novelties an-i the Orientals. ors. old varieties. These hard timesvon hest of Branching Aster, the cannot well and hearty. His many to every function of the body. Ililiisous, Sunset, O v e r 1 6 0 0 FUnts nIT,ltd t i rt'ti nny risk. Buy 11 ON P.ST Hence the expression so often township was then elected. dOODS where you will receive FUIii. Dahlia, Ethel Tick, Foi-30C»l. friends here gladly welcome h e a r d: "Hood's Sarsaparilla HI F,ASTIR I?. It is not necessary to adver­ See Vick's FloA resolution was introduc­ tise that Vick's seeds grow, this is known the Double Anemone, •al Guide. world over, and also that the harvest pays. A him back. made a new person of me." It ed by L. L. Greene to have a very little spent for proper seed will snvegro- (Thnrinor Pen, v ce'r'sand doctor's hills. Many concede Vlck s New Potatoes. overcomes that i> Floral Guide the handsomest catalogue for —On last Satin day, after common now. tired feeling so county convention on t b e address now, with 10 cents, S OI-II H 1S94 If yon love ft flue garden send . «W *360 0a«h Frl»* for Potato-*. Vtckn Seeds <ln from do muy he d< dnctedfrnm first order. the convention, a prominent not tJvow, lrodi.ee Atninaanm. V** 4th day of Aug. to appoint 3A whichDisappoint "" M first order, Flourish, they Produce Abundnntiy. not Disappoint. They Ovovr, they Hood's Pills are purely vege­ republican subscribed for the table, perfectly harmless, always delegates to the State, ConD EMOCRAT, saying: "lama reliable and beneficial. gresional and Judicial conven republican, but I want my tion and also to nominate a county paper." There is a John F. Morphevv has been full county ticket. Mr. Greene great deal more reason in elected County Superintend­ m a d e s o m e r e m a r k s o n t h e that than for a man to say: ent cf Public Instruction of resolution, urging harmony 'Stop my paper until after the McDowell county. in the party and a united ac­ election, as I can not bear its tion of all the voters. 8*^TIIE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."^ criticisms on my friends." Mrs. Harriet A. Marble, of The resolution was unani­ Now is the time to subscribe. Poughkeopsie, N. Y., was for mously adopted. warvsrNOW lb rLHE ll.JKlO SUDSCRfllE. -m years a martyr to headache, and After a speech of some min­ —Since our last issue, on never found anything to give her utes bj E. S. Blackburn the last Friday we think, two of more than temporary relief until she began to take Ayer's Pills, convention adjourned. Cove Creek's honored a n d since which she has been in the Thousands of new patrons respected citizens have pass­ enjoyment of perfect health. have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla ed away, old Mr. Glenn and this season and realized its bene­ The residence of YV. A. Gra­ fit in blooi purified and strength Abram Younce, both of whom were very old. They ham, of Macpelah, Lincoln restored. Relieve, *11 soreness of the tnuctous meOlhrahe *nd cure* GONORRHOEA *nd GLEET in to5 day*. No were both men of high char­ county, was destroyed by fire other treatment necessary. Nevercsuse* stricture or 'i Judge Walter Clarke is spo leaves any injurious alter effects. Price, f Sold acter and moral worth and recently with provisions and ken of to succeed Dr. J. F. by druggists. BLOOD BALM CO., Pro't, Atlanta, 6a. leading members of their re­ clothing of the family. No in­ Crowell as president of Trinii ty College. spective churches. Thev have surance. A y e r ' s H a i r Vigor HAIR VIGOR OO CO CC CC CO cc cc BUY AYS (Mi SAY! PEOPLE FIND ii ii f Vick's Flora! Guide, 1894, Tlllfs 18 NO HUM BUG TO DRAW TRADE! -o- I MEAN BUSINESS. -o- i rom now until the first (lav of April IJwill sell my stock of CLOTH! At "*0 per cent above COST! -o- If you don't think Ijr come and look tin 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. -oM* CALL AND LOOK! o I would call your attention to the big cut in prices in my other lines f i -sr JAMES VICK'S SONSJ I t. * RESPECTFULLY, YY.L Mii*\ C> O & S. ^ ^ ^ �1 tdt H DBSCHIPTION KATKS J —Hovs. Colvi ^AI thinand mineral, salt-spiings marble, VOTHE WATAUUA DEMOCRAT . I James Davis will preach at mineral springs, etc. He now LIKE A NEW MAN i the poor house at 5, p. m., c l a i m s t o h a v e a m i n e r a l w a - i 0,1 th Bwond Sui,,l y in I ter that ill Ileal all classes A Well-known " 8 months 35 ^ The people are cordially of disease, and says it is the invited to attend the service. 1 pure fountain of life, and who ADVERTISING RATES. ! Debilitated by over­ —Rev. It. L. Pat ton, of evnr will partake of it will 1 inch 1 week $ ,75 work, makes 1 4< 1 month 1.75 Morgan ton, has given out never die of disease but will 1 « 3 '• use of live one hundred years, more 1? Jjjj j the idea of going to China, 1 0 or less. 1 " 1 .vear 7.00 and Mill remain in Burke 1 column 1 week 9.00 where he will continue preach Bishop Cheshire'* Appointments, * month ,..13,50 j n g- n 11 d teaching. 3 " 25.00 The Rev. James Cheshire, 44 0 " 87.50 —All who desire to witness Jr., Episcopal Bishop, will fill and soon feels " 1 year 50 00 the mariiage ceremonies of the following appointments Strong and Well. - _ ——• ~ Mr. W. B. Councill and 'ss Lntered at the Postofficeat Bet tie Coffey, can do so by at the tune and places iridi"A year ago, my partner died, Boone, N. C., as second-class attending St. Luke's church ca ted: and the whole burden and responsi­ mail matter. bility of a large grocery business June 1 7. 94, Wilkesbol o. at 9. <s. in. next Wednesday. fell upon me. The increased care " 18, " Ron-la. and hard work, in connection with LI kin. " 19, " — Rev. J. A. Westen of LOCAL NEWS. the low state of my blood, so " 24, '' Jefferson. Hickory, will preach at Valle severely taxed my strength that I " 25, " Elk X Roads became all run down, had no appe­ —I. L. Councill of Elk Park, (hncis 011 the 24th inst., at lbioi;i. " 20, '* tite, was weak, nervous, and endured all the torments which headache, was in town this week. 11 o'clock a. 111. and at 21, Valle Cruris. indigestion, general debility, and total loss of energy could possibly in­ flict. The medicine recommended me by my physicians did 110 more good Blow ing Rock. —Thesugar en necrop is the Boone the same day at 8, J u I v 1, than so much water. AYER'S Sarsaparilla being favorably brought p. in. / Lin vi'le. 3, sorriest ever known so far. to my attention, I tried it, and, in a short time, began to feel better. I 4, Elk Bark. continued to take this medicine for two months, at the end of which —Col. and Mrs. Folk, ol —Reports from Tennessee 0, Bakersville. time I felt like a new man. My appetite, energy, and strength returned, 8 Burm sville. say that wheat is fairly good.] Lenoir, Mrs Black well and my food digested perfectly, and all traces of headache and nervousness disappeared. I am convinced that if I had not taken AYER'S Sarsa­ —Attorney \V. B. Councill daughter, Miss Nannie, of parilla, instead of being strong and well, when the warm weather set Wedding Hells. is an a trip to Lenoir for a Spartenbuig, S. ('., ariived in, I should have been confined to my bed, under the doctor's care, and Tuesday evening at Coffey's S o m e nine since we stated totally unable to attend to business. I am a thorough believer in the few days. hotel where the^ will remain that we would, in the near merits of AYER'S Sarsaparilla for restoring to healthy, vigorous ac­ —Lots o f luiek-w heal for some t ime. tion, the vital organs of the body, when they have become weakened future, announce to the pub­ or exhausted."—WILLIAM II. BROWN, 33 Gorhain St., Lowell, Mass. ought to he sown this sum­ —We don't, believe that lic that a wedding of much mer. b r o t h e r Marshall of the note woiill take place in our —Watauga will inakeinoie 'Gazette' led the dance at the midst. Wo now have t h o potatoes and less cabbage Press Association as has pleasure to announce that Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maes. ** Ji this venr. been intimated. NT 0 doubt the contracting parties are Who wants to be Sheriff! he was enjoying himself in Mr. W. B. Councill, Jr., and M : ss Bettie Coffey, both of of Watauga? Don't all speak proper ways, however. our town. The marriage will at once. —We note that the forest, lake place at St. Luke's —Some of our people are especially on the mountain Church at 9 o'clock, a. ni., talking ab^ut T. P. Adams tops, which appeared to be oon Wednesday the 27th inst. for Senator. dead from the effects of the Botli parties are well and fa­ 1 HAVE JUST HEdVED MY SPUING ASD SUMMER —Brother Scott of the freeze in May, when all the vorably known to a largecirGOODS, •Topic" is at home on fur­ leaves were killed, is now cle of friends and relatives And, ha\ e a beautiful line of callicoes at 7 and 7% cents looking green. lough fiotn Washington. throughout this section. \/ pep,yard; beautiful line of drapery at 9 cts., worth .12 cts.; —Rev. McLean our eolorMr. Councill is one of tin 1 b l a c k n a i n s o o k a t 1 0 c t s . , w o r t h 1 5 c t s . ; o n e p i e c e s i l k —What about brothei Deal's two month fish? that fd preacher tells us that the most prominent lawyers in plaids 12% cts. Bed ticking, good, at 15 to 20 cts.; bleechcolored people have bought Western North Carolina, and the 'Chronicle' tells about. ing 8 to 12; fancy lawn 5 cts.; cballies, tine, 0 to 7 cents; \i lot. of Dr. Councill and will it is now generally believed Bedford cord dress g jods, 12 cts., worth 15; nice crape 10 — B. B. Doughert y has gone build them a church 011. it. that lie will lie the next Dem­ to Jefferson to see his aged We hope our colored people eta.; percales 12% cts.-,' worth 18 cts.; black sutine at 11 ocratic nominee for Superior cis. and up; domestic 7% cts. A large lot of cotton jeans »45 rami father and oth"r reh - will all Wp in this much Court Judge in this district. lives. from 10 cts up, and everything else at needed enterprise. Miss Coffey is distinguished BED BOOK PRICES —The farmers are now get — The fine showers w i t h for her many accomplish­ Borne and see my beautiful stock of SPRING AND SUM. ting their cornfields in good which we have been blessed ments unci is very miiWi ap­ sha|M», and the corn is grow­ for the past few days, have preciated 111 our cni'nniunitv. MER GOODS. They are nice and cheap and I am going to ing nicely. The bridal couple will leave suve my friends' and customers money, as I will sell low for greatly revived all vegeta­ cash or produce. So give me your trade. 1 will appreciate —The corn and oats crops tion. Corn, oats and gar­ at once after the marriage are now making tip for lost dens have put on a new ap­ for a short visit to the sea it. WANTED! 500 pound of balm of Gilead buds, 5,000 time and are spreading t hem pearance, and pasturee are shore. The DEMOCRAT , with their many friends, wish them dozen eggs, 500 pounds nice yellow butter, 200 pounds of selves. much improved. / bees-wax, 200 pounds new feathers, and all other kinds of much happiness and great sue good country produce at highest market prices. I wi'lwant —Mr. VV. J. Critcher has —Mr. Wortman the Hold cess through life. All the roots, barks and herbs in the rnoutain* this summer. succeeded in getting his big Miner has been assisting E.iq So when in need of anything in the goods line call and see engine to its destination. He Dugger in starting his sluice Fifth Sunday Meeting. em and I will do^you right every time. will now make lumber in u washing process for gold on The next Fifth Sunday Un­ hurry. Esq. Hardin's mine they are ion Meeting for the Three —Attorney J . F.Spainbour now about ready to com­ Fork Association, will he held Yours Anxious to phase, with Mr. Young, of Va., has mence and will soon find out with Mount Gilead Church, beginning on Saturday hegone to Morganton. M r . whether it will pay. ^ WILL W. HOLSCLAW. fore the fifth Sunday in July. Young goes to vis t his daugh —The Editor of tin DEMO­ tcr, Mrs. Sherwood. CRAT was called on last Fri­ 1894. PROGRAMME. •-If you want the best bar­ day night to join together Introductory sermon b y gains in steel harvester and two of our young colored peo binders, New Deering Mow­ pie in the holy bonds of mat­ Rev. C. S. Farthing. ers and best tune call on J. rimony, which was done in 1. What should be dpn° C. Ray, Boone, N. C. approved style. The parties with our preachers who do Vick's Floral Guide, 1894, —Capt. A. J. Critcher, on were Mon. Hrimes and Addle not attend our Union Meet­ Ths Pioneer Catalogue of Vegetable* and Flowore. ings? Speakers: J. J. T. Iteece New River, has 90 acres in Williams. ^ Contains 11*2 nape* 8x10 1-2 In., with Four Grand descriptions Hint describe, not mislead! and Solomon Younee. corn on his own farm. Can Ranvers Yellow Globe illustrations tlint instruct, not —Rev. E. F. Jones, of Gusto POPPIES ing of cover iscliarnilng Inin preenexaggerate Onion Need, $1.00 The harmonious Mend­ 2. What are the duties con any other farmer in Watau­ per pound. water color prints and wlilta, nia, writes us a. kind letter. with n pold background,—a dream of beauty. feu,n., 32 pages of Novelties printed in 8different col­ AO I neeted with the office of Dea­ ga sny as much? tulip, ors. All the lending novelties and the bfbt of Our brother seems to be well |U Oriantale. the old varieties. These hard timeslyoti cannot branching Aster, con 7 —Rev. David Green and Ovor 1000 Plants afford to run any risk. Buy I ION ICST Hibiscus, Sunset, —Let dogs delight to hat k pleased with his location and For .10 Ota, | GOODS' where yon will receive FITIjIj Dahlia, Ethel Vlck, 31 KASCK H. It Is not neeessnry to adver­ W. S. Farthing. 8e« Vick's Floand bite •for they are that is being successful in his work. tise that Vick's seeds prow, this Is Known the Double Anemone, •al Guide. wuriu over, MIIU also UIHt the II.'I trni I'tt.lP. « world GVt'r, and HIM) that Uir harvest pays. A Is there nnj baptism of the very little spent for proper seed will save gro­ Charmer Pea, way. But Democrats should He sends us one dollar with cer's and doctor's bills. Mnnyconrede Vick's New Potatoes. Holy Ghost at present?—Rev. V Floral Guide the handsomest catalogue for not let their angry passions which to renew his subscrip­ 1S0I If vou love ft fine garden send address now with 10 rents, , . which mnv he d< ducted from first order. *§- *380 Caeh Prize- for Potato •. Vtekft Heeds do J. J. L. Sherwood, Rev. Har­ not imnppoint. They Grow, inry rnMiriNiit tliey • •*»»•••*• Abundantly. ni* i IIvy nnnvi they Flourish, mvj Produce rise and tear out each others tion to the DEMOCRAT , and Rochester, eyes. says he could hardly do with rison Farthing and J. F. N. Y. Spainhour. —Dr. W. P. Horton, of out it. All are cordially invited to North Wilkesboro accom­ —Some friends hnvesugges attend and take part in the panied by Mr. Parker of ted that E. B. Miller would discussions. ltoanoake, Va., gave our of­ make a suitable man for sher MILTON BROWN, 1 fice a pleasant call last iff. and have asked us to an­ L. N. PERKINS , Com. Thursday. J. P. BOBBINS, nounce the fact. If We are PSSTIIU DEMOCRAT ONB YEAR ONE DOBLAR."GA —Prof. Francam and J. »S. rightly informed, Mr. Miller is now engaged "cussiiig"the The election in North Caro­ William's Esq. inform us that FFC<R;Mr-.VOiV JUS 11AKIS ?s* T lina in November will be of Democracy is 011 the increase. Democrats, Republicans and very great importance on Both are boys this time and all others who do not come account of there being two weigh something like 10 lbs. up to the proper standard of United States Senators to reform. each. elect. The counties m u s t —Our old friend,'Noah Web — Esq. A. W. Beach with put out their most available vjseveral other hands is put­ ster, of Ashe county, called r.jen for the legislature and ting up the big bridge on the on us last week. He is a no­ then elect them, and none Relieves ell sorenrse of the mucoilt (nenlhrene end turnpike at the first foard of ted mineral man and has but true and sound Demo­ iresGONOHRH.fiA and GLEET in > tos dey*. No other treatment necessary. Never censes stricture or traveled many times over the crats must be voted for all leaves any injurious after effect*. Price, gi. Sold the river above Mr. Edmisby druggists. mountains on the hunt of along the line. BLOOD BALM CO., Ivo't, Atlanta. Ga ten's. • "i - ^1 Ji ? ' " •'«- 1 00 OO CO cc "QOO CC O -> I Lowell Grocer 41 44 AYER'S Sarsaparilla SAY! Ayer's Sarsaparilla Has cured others, will cure you THIS rs NO HUM ftisw mits i DUG TO DRAW TRADE! -o I MEAN BUSINESS. -o— 1 rom now until the first day of April I jwill sell my stock Af CLOTHING -AND OVERCOATS At 1 0 per rent above COST! If you don't think I mean it come and look through my STOCK It wont cost you one cent if you dont purchase. L have n large stock and want to get rid of it before spring. ©S- CALL AND LOOK! -oI would call your attention to the big cut in prices in my other lines 5hlr,e KLTI1 S. JAMES VICK'S SONS KINCH Ni RESPECTFULLY, W. L. liltYAft, O O C O QW CO CO, CO �w The Wataasaflamourai A D EMOCRATIC family newspaper, devoted to the interest ot Coun­ ty State ano Nation. Published every Thursday at. Boone, Wa tauga County. N. C. YANCE'3 WORD PAINTING. In a series of articles from the pen of Senator Vance, which appeared in the Nor­ folk, Va., Landmark about 1870. occurs the followingde scription of a sunrise as seen in the mountains of Western North Carolina: •'Now if that mountain be due east of you, and if you will rise next morning in time to see the sun come forth as a bridegroom fi out his cham­ ber, you will see a picture such as no man in this world has seen surpassed, a n d such as might have been in the mind of the vision-wrap ped Apostle, when flitted be­ fore him the sublime semb­ lance of the rainbow of emer­ ald enclosing the the thrjno of shining gold in the midst of the crystal seal The storm has disappeared, the winds are mute, the heavens have assumed their deep, solemn azure. Sbarp-poined spears of golden fire come up from the east and dartamongand through the translucent warp of the silver bridal veil which covers the mountain top with its ineffable glories. As the God of Day mounts higher und higher towards his thione showers of shimmerin radiance are scattered in whirling waves over the out­ stretched arms of the giant oaks and upon the emerald cones of the pine, leaping from branch to branch until their rajs meet and mingle in a crown of corruscating glory. And then in a maze of wonder und delight whbh isalmost agony, you feel that you are gazing upon the Crystal Palace of God, whose splendors mortal man may be happy that he can see and live; nnd that ten thousand polished diamonds, tlie larg­ est and lb** brightest that ev er glittered in a monarch's diadem, would not compare with the glory which is made manifest in a single tree on that mountain top "where­ with it is closed." SKINNER AND KITCHIN not been for the many vagar ies of the platform. Buck's speech was a disappointment to Republicans and some of the the People's party men. It is reported that Col. Skin­ ner met the Hon. R. Z. Linney and ask him what lie Skinner was todo withKitch in, T.inney replied chain him! chain him in hell, as he thought the walls were high enough and the bulwarks strong enough to hold him?" One thing is clear that if Kitchin goes over the State making speeches he will ab­ solutely obliterate the fusion idea.—Mascot. Her Opinion of It. "Once when 1 was in one of my back countries," said n Tennessee Congressman, "I stopped at a small h o t e l , where I w as an object of curi­ osity to a couple of natives, evidently man and wife. I was sitting out on a 1 i 111 e porch in front of the house reading a newspaper, a n d they were watching me JS if I were some kind of a new orea tion, but I tried to remain unconscious of it behind my paper. Finally they began to talk. "'Whod' you reckon he is?' queried the woman in a half whisper. "'Dunno. S'posin 1 ax him?' he ventuied quite as curious as she was. "'You dasn't,' she said in a tone implying that she hoped he would, and he did, and I told him I was theOougressmnn from that district. He went back to her smiling. •' 'Guess who,' he said. " 'Some kinder di utnmer cr other,' she replied, peeping at me cautiously. "The man shook his head. '"He ain't no preacher, I'm shore,' she said, 'but he might be a sew in machine agent.' "'No, he ain't,' said the man. 'He's the Congress­ man from this deestrick— that's what he is.' " 'Did he t**ll you so?' she ask incredulously. " My,' she exclaimed. 'I wouldn't 'a' thought it. It's bad enough to be one with­ out goin round telliri every­ body.'"—Detroit Free Press. mont. He has 12 or 18 acres ot land devoted to this crop and is cultivating it with care. He will utilize the fruit by canning it. Of course a regular cannery w ill be necessary foe handling so large a crop and ne will prob ably establish one right on the farm.—Gastonia Gazette. OVERMAN'S SPECIFIC OXYGEN ,ag> oxuSSiii%i PHAY BULB ANIENT of sir and H water; without^ it there can be no ~ MOUTH life. KPE01TIC2 PitCi-OXTGKN is a 3 speeial medicaleiiOxyf en treat s ment for diseai- ~ OXYOI^N: ee of the note, throat and lunge ~ l-T. CURES Tho iuhalatione Z contain rmi- K?JARRH ASTMM cideaand Uitin- Z ?'.r:°NSUf/jPTION| 8RnMC T, feotants, in ad- s ditiontolhebost "" 2 ^ HAY FEVER known apeoiflcs 2 for the so dis- a ^ essce.oarrylngf tho remedy hyinhalationrlrht to 3 - '.he ecat of the diseace, making It a POSITIVE 2 ~ CURE. Separata Specifics used in Catarrh and 3 — Ilay-Fcvar. Not a patent medicine. Fhysioisns~ ~ preeoribe it in their practius. MCOiCATED IN USE.i OXYGEN SBgiavati.gTfi— - Kl C llrpOkllurlM: . F Tism K S4-1 TTT.ADibaiuaSt., Atlanta, Ot, _ MCC.M g 5UJ Hh,lly HutlJIng. Omaha, N.U. -• a v r. Hroiwlwav. LouluvHle, Kr. 4:'J ~ ^ '.vyTfawwiH— :F0H A POSTAL CARD addres.ed to « vol bring you ly return mail a oopy of our « W anua), csj.lij ining the treatment in fun. Send 2 2 fsr it if •> ;iu pu^e health. fr. 0> .J Y^ H> s CACTERINE ROYAL WARRANTED CATARRH EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. NOTICE OF SEIZURE. on ami team and 4 packages sup posed tc contain about 57 gal­ =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiii!iiriiiii'niiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiK _ lias a I.m j;o High Arm. s Has u Soli sett mg is. «dle. Huh a Rclf-Mireudlng shut tin. — Han No Equal in Construction. ~ 3 Hits a Mechanical Appearance. s Has an Ktegsmt Finish. ; Has a Perfect A iljnstiuenL — Haa a Positive Take-up. s 3 Has Stylish Furniture. — Has Morn flood Sewing Qualities and Z does a Ijtrgrr Kongo of General Work — — thou IMIJ - MewingMaeltiuo in tht World. - Z Examine THE ROYAL for points of| lons of corn whiskey. Said prop excellence, nnd you will erty is in posossion of W, L. buy no other. Brvan. Any person or persons desiring to claim said property will come forward within the Biiliiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiii:iiriiiiiii:)iiuiaililili^ next 30 days, and bond thesame as required by law. Otherwise the proj>erty will be disposed of as the laws of Internal Revenue requires. M. E. Carter, Col. 5 Hist. X. C. Bv It. L. Council!, I>. C. Ma t > 7, 1894. Mr 1<"J H' ! ON RECEIPT OF 60 CENTS The people of Wntnugn will WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF take notice that I have pro­ cured a room in the court house where I will attend at the commissioners' court the first Monday in each month THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CUi'.E FOR for t'ie purpose of sealing the weights and measures fori he Tetter, Groond Itcli, Itching Tiles, Ring people. The law requires this to be done every two yeais. Worm and all Itching Skin Diseases. J. H .COOK,' IIyon have TETTER, It natters not how long It hat I, TETTERINE will a* certainly ouro S TANDARD K EEPER. This new troatment for Catarrh and diseases of the respiratory organs is one of tho most important discoveries in medical science and possesses the following advantages i 1. The patient can cure himself at a small expense and without outside assistance. 2. No change of diet or pursuit ol life Is necessary during treatment. 3. Tho romedlns aro In no wlso offensive to the patient ond entail no discomfort. 4. Tho romedy reaches the seat ol the trouble directly. B. The remedies and means ot appliance can be carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience. Fit I'!W rill:ATMJCNT at any dray store. • ORRESPONDENCE 80LIC1TED. CRotut .-.o Medicine Co., Waco, Texas, HOOFING. Metallic Wealher Boarding, Complete Ceilings, PAY Corrugated Sheotlng, -ya IAS BALM n and SKIN DISEASES. trkablc most virremeriies v with ' Mood I. creitli. r ever fi Potties. At!jiti, fein&IFV Refunded If you arc dissatisfied ITIUilELT -with the results—Iteforenocs— Southern Hank of the State of Georgia, Chat­ ham Itank, and National Haukof Savannah. Roofing Paints, Iron Roofing, Eave Troughs. Gutters and Spouting. of Shoot Motal for Building / COMPLETE AND READY \ \TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED./ ^AH forms TETTERINE! Harmless, Painless and Fragrant WE WANT •AN— AGENT In tJiiKtown—itn energ.Mc workmen to Inlte orilera nnd Al'IXY our materials ) tn litis vicinity. Coneepondetioe eollclted" u tile for > prices sutl tt. ma. I & QO., Cincinnati, Ohio. ESTABLISHED T8T2, DOSTi ChestVM J. T. SHUPTRIKE & BRO. SAVANNAH, GA. giving you all the news of the world—a Democratic m wspaper that equals the best—has the largest circulation, and has for twenty-one years been i part and factorin thegrowtli and devvelopment of the Old North State? Then subserbe for THE WILMINGTON MISSING!R (•ampaign Hates: ! he "Daily Messenger,'' i>y mail, 4 months on trial for 12.00 . ' The weekly "Transcript Mes­ senger," (the largest and best paper in the State) 9 months on trial for $1.00 Cash in advance. Both papers are large Eight-Page dieets. Send Postal Card with the address of five per­ sons and receive sample cop­ ies of T HE M ESSENGER. Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. TAKE THE Jiiicap and Alton R. R. GOING 'Nsst and Northwest. EmigrnntH going to any of the »l ustorn States or ToiTittiries? ^vill Hiive time and money going i at. Chicago and Alton route, the quickest route to F IN v A N S 8 C I TY , 1)E NV E11, PUEBLO, vnd JI]] points in ington, Idaho, Wash Oregon, Utah and California. e inest and finst Equipped lload in the 11 est. bud trains etwecn St. and K minus 'ity. CURE yoj as you use It ii]> a paper that shall reflect th^ greatest credit on North Caroli­ na, no matter where it may he seen? Then patronize J he H i//7? ingt on Alessen ge/ Only line running Solid |HuYAE S. M. CO., Rockford. ill.| A For a man's birth, I ><>k t<» his line n nnd finger nai's, and observe the inflections of Ins voice. For his tastes, study the color of his ties, the pat­ Commercial College KI I N O T M I K V : tern and hang of his trous­ 'Cheapest Si Besf Business Collage in theWorld' Awar4«4 UI(hMt lloa.r »i World's Exposition f.-r X<ln.stl»a. , — I — * aa — , — Rualn... f.iiilf nilon. A ers, his friends and his rings- 8jr"ts« »f Hook.kosplng end U.o.r.I• iisvinr 1 Htndrnls IA,WH>tlrsa»ttsls Itosls-aa. Nsarl? I ,(MM> snnssllj. .•7. ... — '' lkTrsch.rsss1pl.7sd. Cost of Full llos'lsess VW VI run iiMimrN < loaladlDlTaitl.11, Ht.tion.rr. .nrf' Board, shast #SO. M StStiSM if any For Ins propensities, Hhsrt-Bssd. T7 »»• Wriling ssd Trlngrapli j «r*«ialtlM. • •••«•». Int.. now. Urarin.ta. Is walk round nnd look care­ !*•bMutlful and haalihfsl. Fsr .Irani.r. adrir... Tht. oil* WILBUR R.SMITH, LEXINGTON, KY. fully at the back of Iris head, nnd, remember, girls, never marry a man whose neck bulges ever so little over his BOTANIC collar. If you want a suc­ cessful man, see that he has a neat foot; he will nove •Droughty tested Remedy quicker, get over obstacles TOR ALL faster, than a man who falls uu .ndftrd remedy lias been tried, over his own toes and trips It und vt • ttiii.K, for forty year* by it ).-• tician. who has used It up other folks with 'em too. iinr i«) in varying success for fill > rec. mineitded. it 1 t • it 11 t first dose, For his breeding, talk senti­ > driving out all through ment tr him when heisstarvanil kirlInjurious ; 'ig and ask him to carry a if t.orft nee is (oui tied upon i'-ugh knovvledgc bandbox down the public . Ji effectually i . . i e.nd bri. rs : i uerml tonic street when you've just had 'I ID FnnlyslBof it Is Absolutely a rcw. To test his temper, y remedy ever i.- o panacea for all .ire Rnd tmpovertell him his nose is a little on i of life; quickly Urtema. Mkln j«-<««»»•*. ('atari ii. one side and you don't like ir. Kidney mid Frnmle Vi <raL. the way his hair grows—and mem etc. if that don't fetch him noth­ -nr. tie ing will.—"A Man of To-Jay. !'\ LAJK1E EIGHT-PAGE PAPER Z DoA \on w nut a reliable poper Mr. Allen Whittingon who lives eight miles above here was in the city Sunday night the guest of Mr. A. M.Church inHCAUTION and went over to Wilkesboi'3 C-SSSITY Monday to help elect a new — ,.rf\ ...am, Machine Shop, iidtrn' shops, mill any Board of commissioners. He otii o)* clothes aro usee sd. m_ ci! fry nil to be tlie**— is now in his 94th .>oar, and >» t if in vented. 3 UrCIK AT ONCIE. was appointed as a magis­ ;Tg & Supply Co., | Spool lie Oxygen Co., NA?ENN,:LE• trate at the age of 80, since Tilt' Street. Boston. -~<lllJ;lllil,'!lll.llI.liM:l|f<lll.l:lllllll!tllllllllllllllllltltllllllll which time he has served in that capacity with the ex­ kbiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiidiiiiiiitirMiiii.iiiiiihi.ijiiiiiiiiin^ ception of one year—just af­ ter the war, when lie was "disfranchised" for the time fSEWBPiG fiSACHINE | a a s a a e a s a s s s s s s q above named. He has help­ Him ed to elect ev°ry Board of commissioners in W i l k e s NATURE'S county since 1880, and is 5 YEARS CURE FOR remarkably robust for one of his age, and from present indication, he will be able to attend several more meetings of the magistrates.—Elk in 7 lines. Having seized for violation of Internal Revenue laws of the United StatcH the following prop ertv, to-wit: One two horse wag­ NLOW'S The Pride of tho North Caroli no. i'reHH." IS THE : Thousands of new patrons have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla this season and realized its bene­ fit in blood purified and strength restored. A COMl'LKTK PJOK I" BREATH OF LIFE."! Do yon want to aid in buildin« An Old .Magist ate. Picking Out a Husband. According to appointment Col. Harry Skinner and Buck Kitchin arrived here on the morning train from Salis­ bury Friday and addressed a large an Jience of People's party men Rome Democrats and Republicanswho had as­ sembled to hear particularly what Buck had to say as Skinner had been he *rd here before. Skinner's s p e e c h was about what it was last year with the exception tlmt he arraigned the Democrats for not doing what they promised. Skinner is a good speaker and dealt considera­ bly in rhetoric fine spun the ones and well rounded sen­ tences. Buck's speech a s n«ual was severe and inter­ esting in that he was down on our Republican friends who had 110 doubt assemble to laugh at the discomfiture of the Democrats u n d e r Buck's castigation. He said the Republican party had been guilty of more crimes than any party that was ever in existence. He said —Abbeville (itizen. the principles of democracy was right but the leaders cor­ ' Tomato; Farm.—An agri­ rupt and that he would have cultural novelty in Gaston gone to the People's party counny is the tomato] farm in the last campaign if it had of l'rof. F. P. Hall near Bel- Ullllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllg JP-CL03IN6 FOR YOUR HOM: Ye.sti Louis Bcclining mir cars nnd Tour istcpci'8 ee of extra charge. 1 will mce partiee at any rail­ road station with through tickets liid baggage checks. Dor full information, mnps and descriptive pamphlets West write to or call on of the B. A. NEW LA xn. Traveling I'a^senger Act.. I 1!) Patton Ave., Asheville, Nr C. J . CHARLTON , fi. P. A Chicago. 111. ^•»n OYgPRPSM, IudUreation, aiut Stomncb ilfsonlors, nee BTTOWJ'i RNOK HIT 1'EL- S. All (lualers keep if n p,-r i. ttlu. Otmlro hi Vhdii-iuark aiui i n.snd itvi lit . - ,,i „ . .. g DOLLARS T° PER DAY ^ 0 Easily Made. We want many men, wotnv-n, boys, and pirlsto work fir us n few hours daily, rijflu in and around their own homes The business is e asy, pleasant, strictly honorable, and pa a better Uu'ji any otliof offered agents. You have a clear Held nnd no competition. Experience nnd s|c cinl ability un­ necessary. No capital required. We equip you wirh everytliliij? Hint vou need, trnt ;ou well, and help von to ca'-n ten times erdinnr*' wn^es. Women do as well us men, and Iwot- and flrl3 tn.ike ^ood p.T\ Anvou", unr v-lit re. can de Iho work. All "icoeed who follow eir ptali ntul sim­ ple dl~e»tlons. F-ruest work will sarriy bring you a p -e it d"ut >f moriev. |> ervthlng i- »iew ami ,.i yr-nt <bui n i. Wrl'e f->r our pan pit let cireiibir, and f-celve full le'brmti' 1 i. No barm (tone if you conclude not to go on with tbe business. Ci-:o^cE: SrENfOft&Co.f BOX PORTLA.^D, PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER v rtif o, ENDORSED BY PROF A. L. METZ, P. H.G, of M«<llcal Itopurtmont Tulane University of Louifiiann, who, after a carofnl analyfdi, prononncen It. a pure Cream Tartar l'owder, which be cheerfully recommends to the public. "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE" ?URE, WHOLESOME A N D POWERFUL. You Want It. Ask Grooer For It. BULF MFG. CO, 411*10 of t bo B E S T TRL FPEE i tl _ the wurld. Our ai\eqiiAi«d. lo i>ifr<*du« <-onr •Cprnot gfVqL WPuili Send R tooJfK i KHMih in ourh above Only tho*- **ho urifp to ur :.f otirr ian make «ure of tbe t hiusre Alt you batf In doit rei.iiii f«» nh'»w our good* tbeer vrhtM'lll-rour r.itfrhboip and arotind Thr bepfnuinr tb>4 ndrrrfmmcn' »h<>M « fh< miiflll end of (tie tele th" A»*pFT»tiace of it rndored r It F. I if of Tbe foDowing rat * you U about th* ORT* of it - B »1V \V« «.»illFT»W|. DRMHT*' WIFE ?«DE TT T *h->« «<>uhoo •cope, lAriro A« <rrr can mako fi "in !*:l «.,'A I 4# N «Uv Ml iMa!. (Mill lib MNH.tvith W .n -- '• ..-sr.. . liAIUi i * O.. 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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 6 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_1894_0621_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: June 21, 1894] 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 1894-06-21 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/1cc56baa24713f447d71eaac406dd4d7.pdf 1cd43ad3a6781c7638f536bc0994d89b PDF Text Text r VOL 0 BOONE, ] WATAIGA COUNTY, N. 'KAK IHOIHJKY TTORNEY AT A R. I F HORPHKW, ARION, N.C Councill & Blackburn, Physicians & Surgeons. HI LOVILl & FLETCHER \ THURSDAY JUNE, 28, 1894, NO. 37. I, BTT ER, the government should at RRIGIITENINU SKIES. brought nothing but trouble What is Ruck Kicking Abe »t After All? once cancel (lie contract with Statesvilie Landmark. In his speech at the Hali­ to the States which have toy From our Regular Correspondeut. The reports from all parts ed with it; and there is no fax mass meeting* Captain the Carnegie companies for Secretary Carlisle, in com­ a rmor plate for our war shi ps, of the State touching thecon ground for the expectation Buck Kitchin repudiatev! all mon with many prominent and begin suits for the recov­ dition of political affairs arc that, this combination would I he Third party platform ex­ Democrats, thinks the pas­ ery of every dollar that has cheering. Chairman S i in - bring us anything but mis­ cept the free coinage of silver at a ratio of 10 to 1, denoun sage of u bill introduced by been paid to those'concerns inons says the Democratic ery. The following letter from the The interest of the people cing t he sub-Treasury scheme happy holder of a Tontine Representative Coombs, of for piates that are not what party is in better shape than Policy, gives a few facts and New York., and now being they purport to he. This it was at this tune in 1892. is plain. They have but to government ownership of figures, in which there is profit­ (considered b.v a sub-commit­ would, o? course, result in de­ We have lately met gentle­ meet together this year, as railroads, etc., as bosh and able food for thought: OnLI'MUlA,». c Dw. 22, 1892. tee ol the House committee laying the completion of men from every section of the heretofore, in their primary nonsense. And we would like Mr. W. J. R , Maimer, Rock Hill. H. CL I B I titu in rrcipt of your favor of on Banking and Currency, those ships yet to be armor­ State and the news they give and higher conventions, and to ask Captain Kitchin where the SSHtb Inst., enclosing cheelc for |'J 0.«a In payment ol Tontine Dividend on policy No. .would be a very desirable ed, but it would be better is uniform: the Populist par­ nominate For office the men lie differs with the Democracy 209.313 on n>y life In the £<jullable Lllu Assur* aiice Society. I am pleased#vlth the results on my policy thing. Th<? bill provides for that they never be complet­ ty is not growing, dissatis­ of their choice, and then elect of North Carolina, and what Htid can recommend the Equitable to any seekinn I.lfe Insurance as a sale and reliable the appointment of a non­ ed than that theerookedness fied Democrats are becoming them. The Democratic par­ he expects to gain by divid-i com|winv : one that meels its claims promptly and iullllH its contracts to the letter. Yours very truly, W. S. POPE. partisan currency commis­ which has been testified to better satisfied, nnd there is ty has shown its caput it.y to ing 111c white men of the Life insurance itnder the sion, which shall devote the should be allowed to go un­ an awakening all along the govern Noith Carolina and State whei. evow North Oar• i* • Tontine Plan of the EQUITABLE no other party eve.* has. 1 • , ' l) 51 rest of this year to investi­ punished. The committee is line. LIFE is an investment, not an It is a goad time now. while has the confidence of Ifiepc .i'me i. e . i/ • gation and study of the sub­ still taking testimony. It expense. The returns mature will probably be necessary to the blood is cool, lor men to pie because it deserves to thing 'ij his n? during life, as well as after ject and then report to Con­ death. If you are a single man gress a bill for a complete remove plates from a. num­ look at facts as they are and have it, and it has but to mote the v i> you owe it to yourself. If you banking, coinage and cur­ ber of the ships in oirler to to consider the probable ad pursue its usual policy of While it is true General Ran­ are are a married man you o\re it to your family. The time to rency system which shall ascertain whether witnesses vantage of a change of ad­ nominating good and ac­ som in the Senate and Mr. act is now. Interesting par­ rome nearer to meeting the have told the truth or not, ministration in either nation ceptable men for the offices Burin in the House.following ticulars can be had by addressing demands of the country than and that will consume con or State. It is quite true and the voters will, as here­ the national platform and W. J. RODDEY, Manager, Department of the Caromias, what we have at present, si Jem hie time, and make it that the national Democrat­ tofore, do the rest. There is listening to the appeals of ROCK HILL, S. C. j ihe authors of this hill are impossible lor the committee ic administration has not nothing wiong with the Dem every chainner of commerce C. X. Jordon, U. S. Sub- to conclude the investiga­ been able to check the panic, ocratic party and the people and numerous business inter­ treasurer at New York city, tion in time to report during with its attendant loss in never yet dislodged from est ol the South, voted for PROFESSIONAL. and W. L. Trenhoiin, who the present session of Con­ values, which began in the power a party which meant the repeal of the purchasing winter of 1890 '91, and from to do right and did do right, clause ot the Sherman act, was Controller of Currency gress. W. B. C0UNC1LL, . J Every Senator at piesent the consequence of which, by them. Let no faint heart believing with thousands of under the first Cleveland ad­ A L V. ministration. both of whom in Washington, except Quay, though it has passed the edness possess any Demo­ the best men in the South Boone, N. C. have appeared before the (•^Pennsylvania, has declar­ acute stage, the country con­ crat. The Democratic lion that this would bring relief, It needs, is even now awaking and .yet, after its repeal and the committee to argue in favor ed under oath that he neither tinues to suffer. speculating in the stock of however, to he borne con­ stretching himself. In due relief failed to materialize at \\\ B. COUNCILL, M. D. of its being fa vol ably report­ Boone, X. C. ed to the House. In view of the sugar trust. Quay says stantly in mind that this time he will pounce upon his the first opportunity the^ voted for the Bland seignior­ Resident Physician. Office the difference of opinion on he has been speculating in panic began under Republi­ prey. age bill, and after its success­ on King Street north of Post this subject among Demo­ sugar stock whenever he felt can administration, that the Ofliee. There is an independance ful passage used all theirpercrats in Congress, so radical like it and that he is going Treasury was depleted under a Republican administration among the Democratic peo­ sonal influence and powevs that it has so far defeated ail to continue. The evidence attempts at financial legisla­ did not surprise any sensible and that the last recommend ple that is proverbial and is of persuasion to induce the tion, it would seem that this peison, but all the same it ation to Congress of the last commendable; if you ienve President to sign and make A 7 7 ORNPJ Y A 7 LAW, hill is one upon which men of was wise in the investigating Republican Secretary of the out party p o I i c y. Demo­ • t a law, thus placing them­ M o p i n i o n s c o u l d u n i t e . L commit tee to examine nil the Treasury was that authority crats all over the country selves on record as true -(<))could ceitainly do no harm, Senators beginning w i t It be given him to issue gold speak out in condemnation friends of silver. Therefore bonds. This was not given against, our Democratic Sen­ with a delegation in the na­ Wilf practice 1 ti the courts ol and, if the commission was themselves; it closes the and the bonds were not is­ ators and the President, tional Congress, in all things Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ properly made up, might do mouths of the buncombe ell ami all ither counties in the much good. speakers and vrr iters who sued for the reason that it realy worse than do the Re­ true to their State's best in­ western district Special at ten Senator Harris has to grit have been continually ask was desire( to shoulder this publicans. We are impressed terest, presenting a solid tion given to the collection ol his teeth and bear the unex­ ing "why not swear the Sen­ load off on the Democratic, with this denunciation of front for free coinage of silver, claims. "*** pected delay in reaching a fi ators?" The only features party, which had at that Democratic nun in high repeal of the 10 per cent tax, W. B. Council! M. 1). T. C. Bhickbiirn. nal vote tin the tariff bill as in the examination of the time been voted into power places every day when we on State bank issues, income Iloonr, N. C. /ionville, X. C. best he can, being unable to Senators that varied from but had not taken ponetsioii, read the "Wilmington Mes­ tax, and a tariff for revenue get and keep forty-three Sen the stereotyped deniul of the and make it bear the odium senger" one oi the best Dem­ only, we fail to see the jus­ ators on the th or coutinu eight leading questions asked of it. It is I rue, as we have ocratic papers published iti tice in charging up the pres­ ously in order to force things enough to arouse any special said, that the Democratic the South in our opinion. ent condition of things to our North Carolina Democ­ 9SPCalls attended at all along faster. The Republi­ interest, were the contusion of party has not been able to Dr. Kingsberry is an able cans took advantage of this Senator Quay and the state raise prices again. It is also writer and is a strong advo­ racy or in any way holding honvs.'^&k. 1 to stretch the debate on the moiit of Senator Ransom, Dili that Congress and the cate of Democratic law as it responsible and jeopardiz­ June 1, '93. wool schedule out of all pro­ that he had a day or two he­ President have brought dis set forth in the Chicago plat­ ing its success at the polls by E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. portions and at this writing ft re learned that his son had appointment to the people form, he justly holds Mr. dividing its ranks. And as more matters than one. Cleveland and the Democrat­ we are all of one mind upon th' j .v are threatening to liili- (lining the month of April But what have they to hope ic Senate to a strict account these important questions, buster against takmg a vote speculated in n Washington f upon it until wool is taken bucket shop to the extent of from he Republican party and demands the fulfillment we fail to see any advantage ATIORNLYS AT LAW, from the free list, and the $45, and that $20, of it had and why should they want, it of all the pledges set forth in our people expect to gain by BOONE, N. 0. charge is mane, but I will not been placed upon tlie stock back in power? Surely we the Chicago platform, Dr. fighting under separate ban­ Special attention given of the sugar trust. It was, have had enough of Republi­ Kingsberry is severe on the ners with one purpose to ac­ to the eollelion ofclaiiiib.~Ts& vouch for its correctness, complish, while we have that they have been inform­ of course, a foolish thing for canism to last u life-time, and Senators o n a departure the choice, when we come to from the platform on many everything vital to our best i*I*GRE£NE, & CO., ed b,> several Democrats of young Mr. Ransom to have interest, to lose, if by a divi­ their wi'lingness, if it can be done, but the amount in vest­ select a governing power, of the tariff schedules and REAL ESTATEAG'TS. done by agreement, instead ed is of itself sufficient to lies between these two par­ very much so on the sugar sion of the white men of the State the Republicans should ROONE, N. C. of a recorded vote, to help clear the young man of any ties—the Democratic and the schedule and would rather Republican. Besides all this, see the whole tariff bill as gain the ascendency .—Roan­ then: get a-small duty on suspicion of having acted up­ Will give special attention on anv information beyond Congress is still in session; now prevised b.v the Senate oke News. wool. to abstracts of title, the sale '1 he attempt of a local pa­ his own desire into a specula­ its work is not yet before the committee defeated raGu i of Ileal Estate in VV. N. C. country; we may in reason than have it fie - ne th. uu. Those having farms, timber per to get a little notoriety tion on inside information he and inineial lands for sale, by insinuating that Repre­ puts up more than $20. Sen­ hope that when it is, affairs This may be an exti'e mo v: , ill'Og it i' • will do well to call on said Co. sentative Richardson, o f ator Ransom has n e v c r will take o n a different under the present combina­ catio T iva<: la no at Boone. tion of circumstances. Con- so as to reach Tcnn., had engaged in mil bought a share of specula­ aspect. is oeneveii As to our State matters, sessions bad to be on several pie down here L. L. GREEA k CO. e s t a t e t r a n s a c t i o n s t h a t tive stock of any kind since by not a Few that he has Jar March 1G, 1803. were not entirely right and he became a member of the there is no room for argu­ schedules before the Senate vis hypnotized already, and ment. The solid white men could pass a tariff bill, prob­ NOTICE. proper, with Representatives Senate. in support of this theory of of the State, country and ably it is the best that could mesmerism o f magnetism Hotel Property tor Sate. of a street mil way syndicate Jed Soarboro: The quick­ town, the tax-payers, al­ have been done. The exco­ Jarvis' acquaintance to Sim* On account of failing health I hat is seekingCongressionul of myself and wife, I offer for sale legislation, was a fnilureeven est way to dig your financial ready have them in hand riations of the "Messenger" moils' confirmation is offered my hotel propertv in the town ol before Mr. Richardson had grave is to let up on adver­ and there is no reason why against, the Democratic Sen­ turning out thereby in the Boone, North Carolina, and will they should surrender con­ ate and against the Presi­ start from the path of his predecessor. The agreement ^ell low for cash and make terms taken the unnecessary trou­ tising. It will dig itself then to suit the buyer, and will take ble to make an explanation —you'll simply sink out of trol. We could not have bet dent will be used with effect to a truce between them un­ real or personal property in ex­ to the House. The man or sight, ot everbody but your ter government in the State against, us in the coining til after the election is regard change. Applvsoon. and counties than we now campaign. We endorse the ed in some quarters as a W. L. BR Y A N . newspaper which attacks the creditors and a few old fossils have, or if we could the Dem­ sentiment of the "Messenger" point scored for Ransom. integrity of men like Mr. who love the dead smell of NO 1 ICE. ocratic party is the one to but condemn the mode of at- The senior Senator is not go­ ! Richaidson must present ab- the past. ing to be made a back num­ Parties putting papers in make the improvement. Cer­ tuct and believe that it is ber easily, but lie has the big my hand for execution will|solute proofs, not. vague mtainly no other party could bad policy under the condi­ gest, and hardest fight of his pleis e advance the tees with jsinuations, before the pubeet\ f uotq.e82Tpui^o'oxq i nprove upon it. The sway tions that the Democratic life on his hand now and the papers and they will i'e-j lie's attention can beseem ed, they do say "the old man is of Republicanism in North party is now placed in. cei ve prompt attention, other [ t t h e evidence taken hvthe writing more letters home Carolina is not a fragrant iv.se they will he returned H comlnlltee on Ntivd| 8*«r One dotint pays for the than ever he did befrr?."—» not executed for the want ot l f . , . . memory; Populism has flS^Pny your subscription. Messenger, tees. D. F. B S Affairs can be substantia ted, Democrat one year. Facts and Figures W A SUING TO N C. SH3TLTLIA N0HI S I NM0H9 -TLOJ£ J9AX1 JOJJ AIRD HFF. I �a jJl ctl EMOCRATIC A D family newspaper, de\ <»t ru to the interest ot Coun" State ano Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa tauga County. N. C. Dihuase Germs iu Telephones. It has always, since civiliz­ ation became established, been a rule to use one's tooth brush. It is a rule of health, as well as of decency. And •now, it seems that a rule is necessorp to use one's own telephone. A p r o mine n t chemist, of New York, has been studying the telephone as a disease-breeder, and has communicated to the Herald nearly a whole page on the subject, including- many hor­ rible p i c t u r e s , of t h e bacteriological dangers that lurk in that apparently in­ nocuous thing, the receiver of the telephone. The dis coverer asserts that people who use telephones, especial­ ly those which are open to the general public, are as liaable to contract disease there from as though thev came into contact with human beings suffering with the dis­ eases, whose germs a re found there, and he maintains that the health officers ought to take precautions to pro­ tect the public health from danger from this source. The inquisitive chemist visited a large number ol telephones in New York and Brooklyn, Used by different classes of society, and cleaning the disphragms carefully carried the depoeite from each home and put them under a power­ ful microscope. He confesses that he discovered none of the characteristic germs of contagious diseases,as small pox„scarlet fever, consump­ tion, and such like, though he has no doubt that an ex­ tended search would discover them, but he did discover many things, as the bacillus of acetic acid, of lactic acid particles of rotten meat and cheese, and many other things, that will make the person using a telephone keep the receiver well away from his mouth.---Ex. A CARD FROto MRS. VANCE. Mrs. Vance has written a card setting forth what she has done relative to the body of herdistinguished husband, Ihelate eminent Sena tor. She writes without passion and says in conclusion: "The lot where I Jmd niy husbaiyd place ! ties not bjpen bl ds bv any Catholic as thel "_fu rid lamented statesun this unfortunate misu. ^^tanding c 1 o s e s. Vow leM^orth Carolina nrouse herself and see to it that a splendid monument is reared by loving hearts in memory of him who for forty years loved and served and labored for her best, her highest interests, on tented field and in civic hall and in chair of Chief Executive, al­ ways brave far the right, daring, as the great dramat­ ist said of another, to "do all that may become a man." Let the counties move at once—all the counties. Is there one county in North Carolina that does not desire or purpose to put sornestone in the monument to Zebulon Baird Vance? We must hope not. —Messenger. A Will and a Way. Notwithstanding the hard times, corn and beans con­ tinue to grow. Cabbages and potatoes still respond to the coaxing hoe and plow. Cream still .yields buttei,and the spring chicken is as tempting as ever. The pot will not boil unlesssomebody builds a fire under it, how­ ever, and nothing that Con­ gress can do will keep the cut worms out of the garden, nor the weeds down. Men, women ami children must do tlmse things. There must be diligence and industry. The world is not in such bad shape as some people think. Everything does not work for evil. For example, we heard one woman say, "that is nice butter and cost only twenty cents a p aind; the first I have bought this year for less than twenty-five—it has been so high that one could not afford to buy it." Another said; "La sokes, don't you know a body can't get more than twenty cents for butter nowadays; times are so hard. The farmers will all starve." So it goes. It is, as the ancient adage sa.\s, an ill wind that blows good to none. The low price of sell­ ing the low price of buying and there are more buyers than sellers, and when men and women have 110 money to buy with and no factory to work in, they may, if they will go and build for them­ selves a living* place in the country, where no man who will work has ever starved or been forced to beg his b rea d.— Norfolk La ndma rk. Strrte government from Dem­ ocratic to any other hands. No, not much has been said lately by way of enforcing this argument, for the reason that nothing needs 1o be said. This line of campaign is- already adopted. The good sense of this policy com mends it to the people with­ out the necessity of argu­ ment, and because ii is sensi­ ble it would have been the policy of the party if no newspaper had ever said a word about it.— Charlotte Obcervei. Tho Waist i'laces. Apropose of the female at­ tire, a charming little blos­ som of beautiful femininity informed us the other day that gathered waists would be much worn the coming summer. As a matter of news this interesting infor­ mation comes to us like a flash of lightening from a clear sky, for we would have you know, gent le reader,that is our long suit—we mean gathering waists. There isn't more'than one man in a hun­ dred who knows how togath er a waist und gather it right. A great many go at it the same as they go at washing sheep or sawing wood, which is, indeed, en­ tirely wrong. X waist should be gathered as a general thing, with the right arm. although we are pleased to be able to state that our long* practice has enabled us to work with the right or left with equal celerity. It should be handled about as .von would a dozen of eggs done up in a funnel-shaped paper at a grocery store, until yon are sure you have it ali gath­ ered and well in hand or arm, and then, right then, the amount of firm and steady pressure that a little, fraillooking waist will stand is enough to make a man wish for the hugging qualifications of a poiar bear. VVe have been there and know where­ of wespeak.— Ilarve, (Mont.) Herald. .» • NOTICE OF SEIZURE. Having seized for violation of Internal Revenue laws of the United States the following* prop ertv, to-wit: One two horse wag­ on and team and 4 packages sup posed t«. contain about 57 gal­ lons of corn whiskey. Said prop erty is in posession of W, L. Bryan. Any person or persons desiring to claim said property will come forward within the next 30 days, and bond thesame as required by law. Otherwise the property will he disposed of as the laws of Internal Revenue A Charlotte correspondent requires. M. K. Uu-rter, Col. 5 I fist. N*. 0. of the Atlanta Journal, a Bv R. Ii. Councill, 1). C. thick and thin administra­ Ma.\ 7, 1894. forbrdwr 1Ceremonies except tion paper, says that noth­ in Catholic cemetariee. I entertained the desire of ing more is heard in North having 1113 husband buried Carolina of "the bubble-like i n a suitable place, and scheme" presented by some thought! have cho . . sm \ papeis a short while back a spot as would please every —the correspondent referring one who cared for him. I to the argument that it wll went with him and helped se­ not do for North Carolina lect the place he bought, af­ Democracy to undertake to ter our failure tc secure the endorse Mr. Cleveland un­ high point that seemed shap qualifiedly nor to repudiate td and fashioned for him; him in toio, but that wisdom where 1 had thought to do and good faith suggest that him honor, and where his it stand by the platform and monument would have been endorse the President in the prid • of the eo mm unity. those particulars in which I shall most certainly not his action has been in con­ disturb his rest again, or up- formity with it; and that be­ pea 1 to the law fur what 1 yond that, this being prima­ suppc • I all civilized people rily a State election anyway, conceoed—the right of man's w e should emphasize the wife to have her husband blessings that Democratic properly buried. T h e un- State g*:>\ ernment h a s suitableness of the present brought to North Carolina and urge upon the people place is very apparent." We rejoice in common with that however great their dis­ tens of thousands of North satisfaction with the Presi­ Carolinians who profoundly dent and Cong ess, thej can­ cherish the memory of the. not afford to transfer their j\\ I ^;illll!l!lllil!llll|lll|!l!|ll!llllllllllllliillllll!lli:illlllllll|l|!l!« -\ i'( LM'BLLTL NLULs PER | OVERMAN'S Tile Bi ido of tlie North Oaroli • na Dress." iiLr'-CLOSINa WASTf 1SPECIFIC GKYGEN! IS THE I" BREATH OF UFEJ'i Do .you want to aid in building i uj) a ] uper that shall reflect the I Kssssi greatest credit on North Carol# "/1 ?; ^ J <? T of air and — —-^«WAter without 2 —t-ty—-jwater;1 without * rut. no matter where it ii»a\* be -i Ktt.v' —OWpJ1there canbo no ~ ! seen? Then patronize 2\ \ .Nf > MOUTHlife. SPECIFIC * FMLCE. 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It is pteasant; cures Malaria, Indigestion, LilioUfcUcbs, Liver CXirupluinUi and Neuralgia. Caveats, and Trade-Marks o'otained, and all Pat. ent hiu.in.--s cof.'uc.tod for Mcriorste Fees. Our G.ttce is Opnosi'e U. S. Patent Olfice, and we can secure patent Ik less time than those remote from Washington. Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip­ tion. Ve rdvlse, if patentable or not, free • t charge. Or.r fc-' not duo till patent ; <o -aFamphlt', "flow to Obtain Patents," u names of actual clients in yopc State, ccaQt »f town, sent tree. Aililnu*", A C.A.SNOW&CQi Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. Ot �Washmgto Star: l)r. Heed's . • i| iT 1 Where the Trouble Lies. We expected to have been ! WANTED! Much is being written now Silver Protection Mixture, | BcllGVG Ifl HOOU S able to tell our readers of the A lernedy fordiseasennd de passage of the tariff bill in concerning the '.'dangerous which was advertised as a I hility, especially for those dis Thursday June, -8, 1804 eases which physicians have this week's issue, but we wiP class" in this country, mean­ strong republican tonic, is pronounced incurable. have to wait, The Senate ing thereby the strikers, the observed to operate very We give below a lew of the The sugar tax is causing from our last advices was tramp armies and the discon much like laughing gas. It R e a d t h e S t a t e m e n t of the letters which we Popular Teacher tented who are out of work. makes the whole country perhaps, more discussion discussing th° income tax have received, and which we than any other clause in the feature which seems to be the But the term has another roll. publish with the consent of NOTICE OK APPLICATION. tariff bill. Men should rea­ last matter connected with m e a n i n g w h i c h h a s b e e n M the writers who are convinc­ son and arrive at a proper the hill. All the other features m o s t f o r c i b l y b r o u g h t o u t ed that such a remedy ns we A petition of many persons ha ve described has been found i d e a o f e v e r y t h i n g w h i c h of the bill have been consid­ by the investigation of the in the county of Watauga i-u'Coinpound Oxygen Treat­ and of the townshipof VY a tan causes free discussion. The ered. Senator Hill has made methods used by the sugar ment of Drs. Sturkev Puga, Laurel Creek and SliavvRepublican speech makers a long speech against the trust to influence legislation. len. neehaw having been filed .be­ will say ''look at sugar, it was passage of the income tax, The most dangerous class is fore the Boar 1 of county com "My daughter was cured of on the free list under the Mc- others have done likewise the capitalistic power, which missioriers to reestablish ihe Asthma by one treatment of coin Kinley tariff and cheaper hut if we recollect aright Hill lawlessly controls legislation t o w n s h i p l i n e s i n t h e s a i d pound Oxygen, after suffering than it ever was. Now you is the Democratic Senator a n d b y u n i t i n g a s t r u s t s townships, to wit: Beginning for fifteen years, Democrats have put a tariff who refused to vote for the makes or unmakes the laws, at the Hanging Rock Gap, Tyler, Texas. on it and it has gone up." tariff oill with the income and levies contributions bv thence to run a straight line to the White Rock, thence to "I used your compound Oxy­ 'Now let us reason on this. Of tax included. Senator Y r est law upon the people and fore the high part of Bishop moun gen about a year ami a half a Mr. Geo, A. Zirkle course we all want cheap su­ of Misouri, has introduced es tribute from all. Is it to tain, thence to the old Cran­ go. 1 neglected to tell you of Mt. Horeb, Tenn. the great benefit I received from gar and everything cheap— an amendment to the bill be wondered that a popular berry road at the top of the The statements in the testimonial below are have not been troub­ but we must have money to hill lowering the exemption feeling has been aroused a- Valley mountain, thence to familiar facts to the Immediate friends of Mr. its use. Icatarrh since.—F. IV. led with Zirkle, Horeb, run this great big country. to $3,000 instead of $4,000. gainst great wealth w h e n the lowgapof the Lougmoun Geo. A.very wellschool teacher, of Mt. county, Revels, Syracuse University Sy­ Tenn., tain, thence to trie Blanken-1 where ho was hornknown throughout the ICead it. racuse, N. Y. and has always lived. 7 The Democratic idea is a tar­ We approve of thisund think the facts show that m u c h ship place, then to the top of « I. Hood ft Co., I.owell, Mass.: iff for revenue, only, which it right. A man making over of it has been obtained by de­ the ridge at the old ridge! "Dear Sirs:—I hcllevala Hood's Sarsaparilla. Send for book of two hundred I will tell you I h means to put a tariff on pro­ $3,000 profits i n a year bauching and corrupting the road, thence t.otheSouth pin herited scrofulawhy. childive suffered from In­ pages for further information, tes from hood. When 37 years ducts so as to get revenue to ought; t° pay his pro rata law-making bodies of nation icles of the Beech mountain, j of nge, my eyes bocauie strangely affected. I tin.onials, etc, A book sent free. could not read after sunset, and when I would run the expenses of the Gov­ tax on this gain. Senator and states? Socialists, An­ Said petition will be heard at i close my eyes, I could not open them; but on Home Treatment seul out by ex­ press in ie used at home. Office the July meeting of of said. whichever side lay, on ernment and with such inci­ Jarvis has inadea finespeech archists and ah agitators of Board of county commission i my eye. This Icondition that side I could open Treatment administered here. continued about two years, and was succeeded by dental protection as will nat­ in favor of the income tax. that ilk can be attended to, ers. PETITIONERS. An Intolerable Itching but to do so successfully the urally occur by reason of this It is understood that the tar all over my body and limbs. I had to have my NOTICE. l.>29 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. little boys take shoe brushes and scratch mo. tariff hence the necessary tar iff bill will pass this week. people must appreciate the 120 Sutter St. San Frm cbcn, Cal. By virtue of the power contain It was dreadful. It continued a month anil was iff on sugar. "Under the Mc- Then it will go to the House s i t u a t i o n a n d c o n t r o l t h e ed in a mortgage deed executed followed Immediately by a tumor In the right Please mention this paper. large Kin'ey tariff sugar was on where the sugar schedule will lawless element which is cor­ to me by Benton Millor and wife side of my neck, astaking ns a small egg. I at once commenced physicians' prescrljv rupting the entite nation by on the 27th day of July 1893 to tions and continued till I lost hope. In the moan thefreelist and in addition to if reports be true, fail to he time the tumor changed its place to the Imme­ this a bonus of two cents endorsed by a majority of the lavish and open use of secure the payment of a note ol | diate front of my nock, suppurated and w;ia fol­ $118 28. due and pay aide the lowed by others, till six bad formed and broken. money.—Aas hvill American. 27th of Oct. 1893, I will on the was paid by the Government the Democrats. "Finally, three years ago, auother largo tu­ 1st Monday in Aim. 1894. it be­ mor seated Itself ou the point of my collar bono to sugar manufacturers. Un­ ConThe Republicans in Now it* th«' Time. ing the 6th day of said month, ami in six months another half way back on the der these conditions manu­ gress seeing the changes go­ bono. Until of began to discharge sell to the highest bidder for cash on i continued tothem soon about seven months do so till We wish focallnttoidion toour Now is the time for people facturers could sell sugar ing on among the people on Ago. 1 tried everything, including prescriptions. at the court house door in Boone line of second-hand having a surplus of cash to the land described in said mort­ 1 was often so weak that cheap. When the bonus has the silver question are think­ I Could Scarcely Walk TTuggies, Carts, wagons, been stricken off and a small ing of changing bass and get m a k e investments. A 1 I gage deed, being the Miller home and my mind was so confused that I could place, known as the G. W. Triv- scarcely attend to my business (school teach­ tax put on for revenue, sugar to believe like everybody else signs indicate that we are on ett place in Laurel Creek town­ ing)- I as utterly discouraged. And now my Hacks, Harness Etc, will be higher to the consum­ that silver must be restored the eve of better times. A ship, this county, the same con­ story draws to a close. I began the use of They are almost good as new, er. We all want it cheaper to its original place in the dollar now will purchase as taining 100 acres more or less. 5 and persons wishing to buy cato For further description reference but at the pame tisie it must money affairs of the world. much as two a year from ts had to the registration ol said Hood's Sarsaparilla a little less than a year ago, secure bargains by calling on US. pay some duty to help run They will now try to stenl now. Clapp & Co., the New mortgage which will be found in and took five bottles. When I began I had no We have a big lot of NEW faith In it. In less tlrm three months both the on my shoulder were healed ; I was the country or pay higher on the t hunder of the Democrats York hankers say: Public Register's office of Watauga Co.. sorestroublesome catarrh; and scrofulouscured ol a habit has grown apparent other commodities. There and go for free silver and low sentiment is slow to change book I), pages 333-84-35 and 3d. monosteadilyever dM inless lite, and am I weigh BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, than 1 my HARNESS ,ke but a powerful factor in val­ Said sale is made to satisfy a has always been a tariff on tariff. Hope they will for In tho Best of Health, balance due on the referred to sugar until the McKinley here are all our troubles and ues. Like a swelling tide its note of about. $90.00 principal considering my constitution. Do yon wonder on hand, which will he sold on Snrsapaiillaf I volume and power is difficult with cost and interest to be add­ that I believe in Hood's It everywhere andcan do reasonable terms. Jf welinvenot no '.ess tluvn recommend every bill. whoever rights the wrongs way." GEO. A. ZRURI.N, Mt Horeb, Tenn. got what you want, we will to estimate. Its ebb a n d ed. June 28th, 1894. Hood's Pills cure liver Ills, oonsttpatlon, take pleasure in getting any Mr. Haveineyor the big committed by former Repub flow carries both the success­ E. L. Shuford, Mortgagee. W. B. Couiinll, Atfc.y. biliousness. Jaundice, sick headache, indigestion. boss of the sugar trust States licans Congresses will do the ful launch and the wrecked thing for you in our line. We buy that under the Senate sched most for mankind at large debris. He who hesitates to " LAND SALE. direct from manufacturers and HOW TO SAVE MON­ ule o 11 sugar their profits But are they in earnest when sell on its ebb is as unfortun­ Superior Court Watauga Co., can, therefore, give you very EY. wrfH not be inore than yA of they make such declarations? ate us lie who hesitates to James G. Rose vs. Thos. A. close prices. Haira man and wife, James what it has been under the When we view the course buy on its flow. The coun­ We have a full line of new H n r (o) P. Haganian and wife Sa­ McKinley tariff. This infor­ pursued by the Senators and try is on the eve of prosper­ ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev One of the great secrets in ma­ rah Hagaman Commission mation don't indicate that Representatives in the pres­ ity.— Dristol f ourier. king money is to know how to erything in the harness line. Can ers. save it. The principal way to save beat the world on prices. those Senators fixed up the ent Congress, we conclude As commissioner appointed by money is to buy that which you that they are like they have schedule on sugar to please •nff is an exudation the court in the case of James (i. We will take in exchange, from the ) / from the pores of the scalp Rose against Thos. A. Hagaman consumethe BEST party who will the trust, does it ? The com­ always been. sell you article for the hoises. mules, and also good bee ^ t hat spreads and dries, form­ and wife Nannie C. and Sarah mittee appointed by the Sen The plans recently organ i n g s c u r f a n d c a u s i n g t h e Hagaman, widow of Thos. Ha­ LEAST money' In order to find cattle. Give us a call. ate to investigate the charges ized by the Anarchist to blow hair to fall out, Hull's Hair gaman ded . I will sell to t h e the above named party it is very essential that you call and ex­ HLNKEL, CRAIG & C (). that certain Senators had up the Capitol and Treasury Renewer cures it. highest bidder for cash at the amine my immense stock of court house door in Boone on put sugar on the dutiable list building at Washington have Lenoir N. C. the 0th day of Aug. 1894, it be­ NOTICE. in consideration of making so far fuiled to materialize. ing the first Monday in n i <1 big money out of sugar stock Prompt action on the part of By virtue of four executions month, the following valuable has failed to locate any deal­ the authorities governing the issued from the Superior tracts of land lying and being in Court of Watauga county on ings of any of the Senators city, have so far prevented the 20th da.v of June, 1894, the county of Watauga: First, Which is almost complete in ev tract lying on Watauga River ad in sugar futures, except boss the designs of these murder­ in favor of Jordan & Seoti joining the lands of A. B. Mast, ery department, consisting of Quay who says he has dealt ous Anarchists. Hang them and against W.R. Blackburn Jacob Wagner and othersknown Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '94, Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware, in sugar stock and expects and rid the country of such and E. B. Miller for $26.32 as the Thos. A. Hagaman farm, Groceries, Saddles, Queens10 per cent, cut on prices. the same containing 284 acres ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts, to when ever he feels so dis­ a dangerous element. Most with interest an 1 cost; one on more or less. For the hounds of posed. Under the McKinky of these fellows are from the the 29th day of June 1894 this land reference is hereby made Etc., Etc., too minx rous to men­ tion. in favor of W. L. Bryan and SPOT CASH OR BARTER, law sugar makers received old countries and have no against E. B. Miller tor $15.- to book of mortgages, pages540 NEVER TEN DAYS. -41-42, register's office Watauga I ha ve just received the nicest from the U. S. Treasury two business here. 92 with interest and cost and county. Tract No. 2 as allotted and most complete line of —X one for a hill of cost in tin- to J. P. Hriganian out of the re­ cents on every pound of su­ Look over our list and com­ gar made and in consequence Governor Tillman and Sen­ c a s e o f E . M . C h u r c h a n d al estate of Thos. Hagaman, sr., pare our prices with those selling ator Butler of South Caroli­ wife vs. E. B. Miller, princi­ dcd.asoueof the heirs of said on time. "Money saved is mon­ there has been paid out of pal and W. R. Miller sunty, Hagaman lying on the waters of * th« Treasury something like na are having an exciting for the sum of $35.30, a n d Brushy Fork creek adjoining the That has ever been exhibited to ey made." .. y the citizens of Boone and sur­ campaign. Both are seeking We will sell you 1 I-2 pounds $30 000,000 and the Repub­ o n e f o r a b i l l o f c o s t i n t h e lands of J, L. Hayes, Z. Adams roundings. consisting of licans in the Senate are still the nomination tor U. S. S< n- case of II. A. Dobbin vs. E. and others, contoining 75 acres Calicoes of all sid les a nd shades T'ood coffee for $1.00, 16 pounds ator. Their campaign is B. Miller in the sum of $29.- more or less. 3rd tract lying on Fancy and plain Lawns, Chal- extra'C sugar for $1.00, best contending forthis bonus. 0) very hitter and personal. 15, I will sell to the highest the waters of Brusl.y Fork creek lies. Sat tines, Ginghams, Nan- calico 6 to 7 1-2 els pei yard, cot course this is robbery and being lot No. 1 as allotted to bidder for cash at the court Sarah Ibigaman out of the real sooks, ehambrays. Cashmeres, eon check, 2? inches wide, 7 cts. Senator Butler is scoring the very rediculous in its nature Henritttos, Bleeehing. Damask per yard, and ladies' and gents' Governor about his liquor house door in Boone, N. C., estate of Thos. Hagaman ded. as drapery, Sheeting, Fluids, cot- hats cheaper than they have ev­ and unsound in principle. If on che 6th day of Aug. '94, her part of his oi tate as his wid­ er been sold befoi-e. it is right for the Govern­ traffic and civil war occuring it being the 1st Monday in ow, the same adjoining the lands tonades, jeans etc. which will We are just receiving a fall line over it. So tar the Senator said month the following de­ of Z. Adams. J. It. Hagaman and be sold at reduced pi ices for cash ment to hire tnen to make or its enuivolent, meeting andde of Indies' dress goods at prices to scribed tract or parcel of land others and containing 75 acres tying all Huit the buyers. sugar and collect money out has the best of Tillman. which has b^en levied on by more or less. For culls of the last Nothing Strange. WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. of the people by £ tax topi y me as the property of 10. B. two mentioned tracts of land ref­ REASON/U: E COMPETITION Intelligent people, who re­ Call and see us and we can save erence is hereby had to book of these fellows to make sugar Miller to satisfy said execu­ mortgages pages 540-41-42 Reg­ R'.sP. alize the important part ihe WSP.Y. 11. My entire stock you money. then why not pay n bonuson tions. To wit: one tract of ister's office Watauga county. blood holds in keeping the JOHNSON EDM 1ST EN k CO. of General Merchandise will land lying and being mostly Sale of the aforesaid lands will be corn, wheat,cotton etc. body in a normal condition, on the west side of the Pine made to satisfy a judgment in fa be sold at reduced prices ior Blowing Rock, March 5. The teachers assembly of find nothing strange in the Orchard and Riddle's Knob vor of the plaint ifl Jas. (J. Rose, CASH or its equivolent.~^8k Mro.ct.iC Jut) ti'i Join-. North Carolina is now in ses­ niimb°r of diseases Hood's mountains, on the waters of against the defendants Thos. A. in order to make room for Sarsaparilla is able to cure. The people of Watauga will sion at Morehead city and So many Doubles result Long Hope creek in saic Co., Hagaman, J. P. Hagaman and new stock, I am offering my en­ take notice that I have pro­ others obtained atspringterm of tire lot of arehavinga gay .ime. Large from iinpnre bloort, the best adjoining the lands of A. F. cured a room in the court Superior Court Watauga county, crowds are in attendance. way to treat them is through Davis, H. W. Fin Icy and B. 1891. for the sum of $4,000 as R E A I) Y M A DE CD )T 111NG house where I will attend at R. Brown and others contain The old North State is wak­ the blood. Hood's Sarsapa­ ing 525 acres more or less principie with interest on same the commissioners' court the AT. COST. from April 2nd, 1889 until paid first Monday in each month ing up on education and re­ rilla vitalizes the blood. and known as the Steele and cost of action. Said judgH OOD'S P ILLS are the best lands. This June 23, 1894. m nit is subject to credits us fol­ Thanking my friends and cus­ for t'ie purpose of sealing the newed interests are beihg tomers for the liberal patronage weights and measures for the I). F. B AIIID, Sheriff. made in many sections of the after-dinner pills, assist di­ lows: Jan. 26th, '92, $625; Ap­ they have given me in the past people. The law requires this gestion, prevents constipa­ ril 28th, '93, $286.59, Oct. 23id and soliciting a continuation ot State. North Carolina is to be done every two yeais. tion. '93, $526.59. Title in fee sim­ FOR DYSPEPSIA, building up her educational J. H. COOK, Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, take ple will be made to the purchas­ the same so long as I merit it, I BROWN IRON BITTERS. am RESPECTFULLY, 8S^ One dollar pays for the All dealers keep 'S SI per bottle. Genuine haa er. This June 28th 1894. institutions along with her S TANDARD K EEPER, it, trade mark and crossed red lines on v Tapper. Democrat one year. J. F. S , Commissioner, many other advancements. M B BLACKBUBN The Watauga Demoorat Inherited Scrofula Cured IIIHIIV ED. H. WILI.IH, "C. Drs. Sfarkey & Palen, ATTENTION, BUi EKSl w Hood's H Cures CENERAL MERCHAN­ DISE DRYtioms PAINHOUK LOOK & LIVE!! �Public Examination —The unusually large at­ I will be in Boone, Thurs­ L'O T HE W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT. tendance at the marriage of' Mr. Councill and Miss Coffey day, July 12. LS'H, toexaml :-opy 1 year .$1.00 told in what estimation this ine applican> s »wr leacher's Liver Complaint, Constipation, " 6 months .... 50 most popular couple is held Certifica tes. Theexa ir.ina tiou and Biliousness " 3 moiiths .... 35 will be writ u n, «gal will begin by the people at large. at 9 o'Hork, a. m. A DVERTISING R ATES ARE SPEEDILY CURED —The Rev. W. P. nine, < f W. M. F RANCUM . C O Supt. 1 inch 1 week By the use of .$ .75 1 " 1 month. 4. ... . 1.75 Lenoir CoJege, Hickory, N. 1 " 3 " . 3.00 C., «iil l hol d serv ic-es l n M t. Congressional t'ovention Called. 1 " 6 " . 5.00 Pleasant Lutheran Church Rooms I)einocin tic Executi w 1 i* 1 yoitr. . 7.00 Committee for Eighth ( o. . 9.00 on the 3rd Sunch.y in July, 1 column 1 week and on Saturday previous. / giessiomil District. 1 " 3 " .25.00 I / L ENOIR , N. C., June 19 '94.— A friend speaks through the Booth—RoV. Mr. Weston informs At a meeting of the commit­ 1 " (J <k 37.50 bay (Me.) Register, of the beneficial 1 " 1 year 50 00 lis that his book on Marshall tee, held in Lenoir to-day, al r/ results he lias received from a regular Nev will soon be published which the counties of of Alle­ use of AYER'S Pills. He says: "I was feeling sick and tired and my stomach seemed all out of order. I tried a number of remedies, but Entered at the Postoffk-eat which wjll give a full account ghany, Burke, Caldwell, (lasnone seemed to give me any relief until I was induced to try the old ton. Cleveland, Forsytbe, Sur­ Boone. N. C., as second-class of the great Marshall who it reliable AYER'S Pills. I have taken only one box, but I feel like a ry, Mitchell, Watauga and mail matter. new man. I think they are the most pleasant and easy to take of any­ is claimed died in North Car­ Wilkes were represented, it thing I ever used, being so finely sugar-coated that even a child will take olina. was decided to call a District them. I urge upon all who are in need of a laxative to try AYER'S LOCAL N L W S . Pills. They will do good." —It is denied by some of Convention to be held in the town of Wilkesboro, on Wed­ "For four years, I was afflicted with liver complaint. The best physi­ E. B. Miller's intimate friends nesday, Juiy 251h, 1894,and --Read Will W. Holsclaw's cians in the country being unable to relieve me, I was advised to try that he "cussesr" We don't the same is hereby called to new ad. AYER'S Pills. I did so, and believe my liver is now in a perfectly believe he does, and judge meet in the Court House in healthy condition."—M. J , Proprietor of Jarrell's Hotel, High —Bishop Cheshire preached Point, Guilford Co., N. C. that we were wrongly in­ Wilkesboro on Wednesday, in Boone on Tuesday. "I have been the victim of dyspepsia and rheumatism far years, so bad formed last week. We never July 25. 1894, tit, 12 o'clock. that my hands are crippled, and I suffer periodically, from severe —Plant setting is now the heard Mr. Miller swear. He M., for the purpose of nomi­ headaches. Until lately when these headaches came on, I was obliged to order of the day in this vicin­ has always shown a relief us nating a "fin lidafe to iepregive up work. I have tried many medicines, but without any benefit, sent the District in the 54th until about a year ago, I began taking AYER'S Cathartic Pills regularly, ity. turn of mind, in this respect. Congress, to elect an vxeeu and now my digestion is greatly improved, the headaches virtually cured, L/v/ —Read the numerous land and my general health better than for years."— Mrs. EMMA MCCAUTY, —Cornisgcttingecaroe and tive committee for the Dis­ Colon, St. Joseph Co., Mich. sales to be found in this is­ the price is getting higher. trict and to transact any oi h cr business that may proper­ "I was relieved of sick headache in a very short time after having taken sue. • Some are now asking $1.00 ly be brought before the Con­ AYER'S Cathartic Pills.'' — EIINEST GUILLOUD, 21 South street, San Antonio, Texas. —Never mind the clatter per Dushel and there is but vent ion. for there is nothing much little money to buy with. By order of the Committee Ashe county is said to be in W. W. 8 COTT , Jr. Chin. the matter, W. F. M ARSHALL , Sec. Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. —You can get. Hood's Sar- a bad condition about corn County Coureiition. saparilla and Pills at, Will and much of it is being haul­ E v e r y UDose E f f e c t i v e © ed from Abingdon Va. As chairman of the Demo­ W. Holsclavv. cratic Co., Ex. committee 1 —You can get home made —Topic: The membersofthe hereby call a Democratic bacon and lard at l()c per ft). Democratic Executive Com­ county convention to meet mittee of the Tenth judicial in the court house in Boone Will W. Holsclaw. district have been called to on Monday July 16th 1894 —A nice lot of ladies' hats, meet in Morganton on Fri­ at 1 o'clock for the puipose 0flowers, ribbon etc., at Will day, June 29th, to name a of electing delegates to the State Judicial, and congres­ W. Holsclaw's. date for convention at.which sional conventions. T he —See calls for County and a judge and a solicitor will chairman of the several town Congresssional Conventions be nominated. Mr. L T. ship committees are request­ Well, when you want the host grade of goods, call ou in another column. Avery, of Morganton, i s ed to hold primary meetings me, for 1 have them. For the next twentv days I will offer in their respective townships —Miss Etta May Dougher­ chairman of this committee. on Saturday July the 14th. a lot of bargains in odds and ends, of Shoes, Hardware, ty is on a visit to her father The counties composing this at 2 o'clock to appoint tive Ladies' untriinmed hats at 20 cts. and up; a lot ofChallies district are Ashe, Burke, delegates to the aforesaid Co. and la-others this week. at 5 cts. a yard cash— nice patterns. Caldwell, Catawba, Mitchell, Convention. 1 also request the Remember this is a special sale, and will positively on­ —Rev. J. A. Weston of the McDowell, Watauga, a n d members of the Co. Ex. Coin, Episcopal church preached in to meet on the above date at ly hist twenty days. So if you want bargains, now is the Yancey. Boone to considerimportant time, as you will find many useful things at cost and un­ Boone on last Sunday night. —The marriage of W. B. matters relative to the ap­ der on my Special —We are phrased to see the Council!, Jr.. and Miss Bettie proaching campaign. June talented Dr. J. B. Councill, Coffey passed off yesterday 27. 1894. of Salisbury, in town t h i s These Special Bargains are for CASH only, but will sell morning at 9 o'clock, in St. J. C. H ORTON Chm.Ex.Chm. week. them at reduced rates for produce. Somll can fare alike. Luke's church in Boone. The Some of our exchanges state Come one come all and get something nice, at a low rate, —Mr. f. Polk Todd,of Mor ceremony was performed by Hon. C. B. Watson will en­ gantbn, was married some the Right Reverend James as they must go regardless of cost. ter the race for Congress adays ago to Miss Mury C. Cheshire, Jr., of the Episco­ You can also get all kinds of staple goods, as I haue a gainst Hon. Hort Bower. Moore, of Mulberry. pal Diocese of North Caroli­ full line. —Mr. lames P. Taylor, na./ The Episcopal marriage "It has cured others and wife and babe have been ceremony is beautiful a n d will cure you" is true only of Vyer's Sarsaparilla. The mot s p e n d m g s o m e d a y s i n was nicely performed. After to suits the medicine and the Yours Anxious to please, Boone. * the inariiage, thehappy cou­ medicine the motto. What —The Baptist people on ple, accompanied by Mr. I. better assurance could you Howards Creek are building L. Councill and his sister Miss have that a remedy will cure you, than the fact it has cur­ a new church house - near Jennie Councill, left for a vis­ ed such a n:uititude of oth­ it to Ashe\ille. The marriage ers? James McGhee's. —Mr. W. B. Councill is hav was attended by a large asThe anti-option bill passed ing lumber delivered w i t h sembl v of friends. Vicks' Seeds Contain the Germ of Life. « , , / the House by a large major­ • Public Debate. which to repair the Nathan FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE ity on the 22nd. Dealings Horton property on Main The debate between Revs. Street. J as. J. L. Sherwood and A. in futures by which great The Pioneer Catalogue of Vegetables and Flowsra —The Union Meeting an­ J. Bumis will take place on speculations have been made Contain* 112 pages HxlO 1-2 in., with Four Grand doRpriptlonR thnt describe, not mislead; nounced last week will be the 12th and 13th days of will have to take a back seat i I lust nit ionR that instruct, not exaggerate Panvors Yellow Globe POPPIES The coverIscbnrmlng in harmoniousMend­ Onion Heed, $1.00 if this becomes a law. held at Mount Calvary in­ July 1894. Question stated per pound. — - -gV ing of water color prints ih green and white, with a gold background,—a dream of beauty. Brilliant, 32 pagesof Novelties printed in Bdlfferent col­ stead o f Mount Gillead us as follows: Resolved 1st That KOVEIjTIES. Tulip, As a blood-purifier, most ors. All the lending novelties and the best of Orientale. the old varieties. These hard timesyou cannot Branching Aster, penitent sinners, ana infants eminent physicians prescribe stated. Over 1500 Plants afford to run nny risk. Buy HONKST nihlRCUR, Sunset, GOAIH where you will receive FULL Bnhlla, Ethel Vlck, For 30 Cts. II KASUlt K. It Is not necessary to adver­ —I have a nice line .of cot- are proper subjects of bap­ Aycr's Sarsaparilla. It is the See Vick's Flotise thnt Vick's seeds grow, this Is known the Double Anemone, •nl Guide. • nost powerful combination world over, and also tliat. the harvest pays. A Charmer Pea, tonades for child rente pants tism. This resolution to be of vegetable alterative ever very little spent for proper seed will snvegrocer's and doctor's bills. Many concede Vt' k's Potatoes. Floral Guide catalogue for XT you IOTO a line garden sendthe handsomestwith 10 centa, New etc., at 15c a yard and up. discussed in Covecreek church offered to the public. As a i«n if address now. which ntav he <1 dactert from first order. ttg~ *860 Cash Prlxei for Potato'*. , lolin Nr > ds ctrt Call when in need. Will W. beginning Thursday July 12. spring and family medicine, not Disappoint. Tliey (.row, they Flourish, flier Produce Abundantly. 1894 at 9% a. m. it may be freely used by old Holsclaw. R 'solved 2nd, That Im­ and young alike. —On Tuesday night we mersion is the only Scriptuai ^had a fine rain which wet the Celeste (Texas) Express: mode of baptism. This re­ ground sufficiently to greatly Some people seem to think solution to be discussed in improve the grass and other Henson's chapel church Fri­ that it does not cost any­ crops. day July 13th 1894, begin­ thing to put a line of type in —Mr. B. J. Councill who is ning al 9% a. m. It is ear­ a newspaper. It does though, now staying at Linvdle was nestly desired by tne parties and if for the benefit of an in­ reported quite sick a few engaged in the discussion dividual he should be willing BWT HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR oNEjDoLLAn.XSB days ago but is up and a- that all who attend will give to pay for it. If no cne else bout again, we are proud to a patient and impartial heal­ pays for it, the owner of the W IS 1Mb ItAK10 SUBSCRIBE newspaper does. Space in a 'state. ing with an honest desire for —Rev. G. W. Osborn pass­ truth and not for the purpose newspaper is the owner's ed through town last Satur­ of deciding who shall gain stock in trade. He can no more afford to give it away day. In interviewing him, the mastery in debate. than a grocer his groceries, he says under n o circum­ MO-NPH'' 1 J L stances will he enter politics. b , g n e d - - - S HERWOOD. or a haberdasher his haber­ |A. J. B URRUS. dashery, or a baker his ba­ —Wednesday m o r n i n g there was an unusual stir in "All run dowi/' from weak - keries, or an oyster man his ^ioone and a number of visi­ ening effects of warm weather, oyster. Helms it for rent, Relieve, all sorrnrss of the mucous membrane ami cures CONOR RHtK A and GLEEt in t tt>< day*. No other treatment necessary. Nevercause* atricfUfeor tors f ro m the sec ti o n s a ro u n d you need a good tonic and and he can no more afford leave any Injurious after affects. Price. It. * old blood purifier like Hood s to furnish it free than a land­ by druggists. appeared to witness the mar­ . BLOOD BALM CO.. Pro'g, Atlittfr. 6>. lord can furnish rent free. Sarsaparilla. fry it. riage. S UBSCRIPTION H ATE B STOMACH TRO CO CO CO OC CO CO C c BR V A X'S fld.DiX •O - AVER'S Cathartic Pills ' \ SAY! AIIKELL Ayer's Cathartic Pills OF COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST; Of Courss You Want the Cheapest. Counter Bargains. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. Vick's Floral Guide, 1894, THIS IS NO HUM HUG TO,DRAW Ail.: TRADE! G I MEANBUSI5JESS. -O- 1 rom now until the first (lay of April I will sell my stock oif CLOTHING —AND OVERCOATS At "*0 per cent above COST! If yon don't think I mean it 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. W CALL AND LOOK! -o I would call your attention to the big cut in prices in lfly other lines ^ JAMES VICK'S SONS ^ RESPECTFULLY, v.L.s«mv - - - - == � 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 6 Issue 37 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_1894_0628_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: June 28, 1894] 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 1894-06-28 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/acdd2fbbba1143d4a7516dc296c409d8.pdf 46f75e4148eda898ddc9e1b9178d7819 PDF Text Text iV" VOL (5 I'.OONE. COUNTY. X. C niULSDAY JULY, 5, 1894, NO. 38, L E T T E R. influence the members t o any A F;ilr Field and no Favors. HILL 'S FLASH. call themselves Democrats if tlu 1 hope of Democratic of­ Senator Hill is indeed a marked extent. T h e anti- (Iharlotto Observer. From our Regular Correspondent. option bill was originally in­ As conventions a r e being fices is held out t o them b u t curiosity i n politics. H e Senator Hill's fightngainst troduced in the Fifty-first called and the campaign is who will be Populists other­ made stronglow tariff speech . the income tax was a futile Congress by Representative nearly upon us, it becomes wise. There a r e e n o u g h es and then pranced into t h e one, and lie did n o t gut even Fnnston, of Kansas, vv li o lis t o epquire whether the Democrats in North Carolina Senate arena and bellowed This is a problem that puzzles the support of all those lie was chairman of the House Democracy of North Carolina to carro it without 1'fieneces­ for protection on "cuffs and more than one man who saves a had counted upon. Whether co nmittce on Agriculture a t is t o stand its ground this sity ol giving up anything collars''—only 5 5 per cent— portion of his salary. The fol­ it was t h a t factorsamething t h a t time, and it introduced year o r whether i t is going the party stands for and and helped t h e Gorman lowing letter gives the result of an investment in a Tontine 'else he conducted the fight in the present and in the to surrender again. For o u r without iiie necessity of «»uy- crowd in their demands for Policy of the j with such bitterness t h a t he Kiftv-seeond Congresses b y p a r t we a re in fa vor of put­ ing allegiance t o it with of­ help for the Trusts. He has Equitable Life. has made enemies a m o n g the Representative Ha ten, of ting iibne but Democrats on fices and honors. We need made himself conspicuous, U NION, S. C., Dec. 20, 1892. : Democratic Senators w h o Missouri, now a t the head of guard and standing holt u p to keep the straight path t o pertinacious and ridiculous W. J. ROUDUY, Esq., Agent. ; will never forgive him for the the committee on Agricul­ right before the people. It is keep the confidence and re­ in his unremitting a t t e m p t s DKAR SIR :— Your favor enclosing check of the Equitable Life Assur­ 1 language he used and for the ture. a mist alee t o suppose it is spect of the people. We can­ t o prevent the levying of the ance Society in settlement of my By the way, Speaking of neifessary t o concede up to not retain this by conceding most just, proper, needed policy, No. 209,310, came duly to 1 manner in which he used it. hand. The settlement is a liberal Senator LI i I 1 could have Funston, of Kansas, 1 h e t lie point >f en pit ala t ion. 11 that some other party is half wholesome, righteous tax on one, exceeding my expectations, and I am pleased with it. made a tight agahist the in House committee on Flec­ is a mistake t o suppose that right when we know if is all the incomes of bloated bond­ Yours truly, WILLIAM MUNRO. come ta.v without offending tions has decided t h a t he is all I be count ry people ha ye wrong. Co ward ire never yet holders and plethoric pluto­ There is no form of investment a single Democrat who fa­ n o t entitled t o the seat he turned Populists and that won a victory. Nominate crats. But how he has faded to-day that offers such absolute security and such liberal divi­ vors it but he chose t o d o now holds in the House, be­ the only way t o command good men, good Den.ocraIs, is shown in the healthy ma­ dends as the proper form cf life otherwise, and even those cause Mr. Moore, bis Demo­ their support, lor t h e Demo lor every office; let them g o jority against his drivers assurance. It's a matter on who agree with him in op­ cratic eompetit.o" was legally era tic party is t o cbn vert it before the people abating amendments. H i s efforts which every man should be into a Populist p a r t y . The nothing but declaring the were voted down by major­ posted. We send you figures posing the t a x a r e now u n ­ elected thereto. and particulars without charge. animous in saying he has Speaker Crisp, who was people of the S t a t e a r e Demo whole counsel of the Demo ities averaging from ten t o W. J. PODDEY, Manager, made a mistake That ho will confined t o his rc inn nearly cratic yet and not hiug is to cratic party, and the voters t w e n t y - f o u r . He flatters Department of the Carolinas, ROCK HILL. S. C. never be allowed t o forget. all of last week bv a trounle- be made off them by yi.'ldiuu <*n a be depended upon t o take himself t h a t the Democrats who favor the excellent wise 1 No man objects more t o be some a t t a c k of indigestion, up aiFV of the immemorial care of tile conssquenees. t a x a r e injuring their pros­ 1 tig driven than he. Yet he is again presiding over the princ'pi s or practices of tin PltOVESSlOXA L. Morgauton Herald: We are pects in the future. A direct tried t o drive his Democratic House, which is oic-e more party, but much is t o be lost always glad when we find vote fairly given and "mint­ pegging away a t t h e regular by weakening in the presence ••el leagues. W. B. C0UNC1LL, .lit. t h a t the outside world shows ed would show, wo may nut Tfleend of the fight against appropriation bills and will of any enemy which is noisy any appreciation of Noith doubt, a whit" majority of ATTORNEY AT LA M. the income t a x is the end of j probably continue a t i t until out of all proportion t o its Carolina g e n i u s. We a r e 5,000,000 in favor of a n in­ Boone, N. C. the legitimate fight against j they a r e all disposed of with numbers. The North Caropracticulnrly pleased t o note come tax. In the South a the tariff bill, and unless j the exception of the time hna Democracy went too fatt h a t Mr. Edward. VV. Bok, man opposing is very solitary W. B. COUNCTLL, M. D. there is some Republican . t h a t it may be necessary t o two years a g o in its policy of the scholarly editor of the and must keep his own com­ Boone, N. C. trickery the hill will pass theigive t o reports from the Re- conciliation for i t own 1 self"Ladies' Home J o u r n a l , " has Resident. Physician. Office Senate and be in the hands presen ta ti ves of the House respect. and gained nothing seen a copy of " T i e Balsam pany. There has been n o t one really souncf argument on King Street north of Post of the conference committee on tlie tariff conference com­ in return. Every Dcmocnw Office. knew t h a t Governor Hop Groves of t he Grandfather," t h a t will hold water when is fore the close of this week. mit tee. Such Republican Senators a s Vice- President Stevenson was, in ah fairness, entitled by Sheperd M. Dagger, of subjected t o a pfeper test t o Banner Elk, Watauga coun­ show why s o just, equal a n d i p A Id rich, Sherman and Teller, certified the cases of Messrs t o the nomination, yet he ty, and that he has been s o desirable a t a x should n o t will d o nothing to prevent a Ha venie.vcrand Senile, of the was put aside for a gentle­ A770RXEYA7 LAW, completely carried away with be levied. Of ail taxes it is I vote being reached, the legi­ s u g a r tr ust, t o the United man who had humiliated the book t h a t he devotes a the most equitable a n d just.. MARION, N. V timate debate being over, S t a t e s District Attorney a n d Senator Vance with Alliance whole page of /die " J o u r n a l " Europe has fried it with best ~(o)~ but there is a g a n g of gueril- presentment t o the Grand " d e m a n d s " and had exalted t o a review of the story and results. Several Status? i n Will practice in the courts ol H n s o n Republican side j J u r y , on Saturday, in ae thu.Omahn platform above t o the reproduction of choice the American Union ace try­ Watauga, A .she, Mitchell, McDow­ of the Senate (men like'Mittle cordance with the majority t li e Democratic platform. ell ami all Hher counties in the Billy'* Chandler, of N. H..) report of the investigating With what result? The peo­ bits of the vigorous a n d ing it. Why shall riot the western district JfiPSpecial at ten breez.v English with which it rich pay on what t i n y have T h e general ple who had already resolv­ tion given to the collection of which may a t t e m p t t o tilli committee. a b o u n d s . M r . B o k s a y s g o t a s well a s the poor man buster against a vote, not opinion i s t h a t Senators ed t o vote against the Demo­ claim?. there is nothing like it in lit­ shall pay on his poverty?— with a n y expectation of de­ Gra.v and Lindsay, the Dem­ cratic party voted against it erature, and Mr. Bok is Messenger. W. B. Council! M. 1). T, C. Blackburn. feating tin? bill but just be­ ocratic members of the com­ anil Mr. Carr received n o Room*, .V. CZionrillc, X- C. right. cause of their " pur e cussed- mittee, took the correct view more votes than Mr. Holt Has Xot I'lnycd the t'erij False en ncss." Public interests, l'u- when they staled in a minor­ would have received. A pintThe settlement: of the tariff Silver. cognizing the early passage ity report that, the commit­ form framed t o Suit not the qnetsioii- means bread t o Senator Butler, of South of the bill, is now centered tee had no authority t o com­ Democrats but the Populists thousands who are to-day irr Carolina, in his Hock Hill aUs a t tended a t a 11 upon t h e changes t h a t will pel Ilavemeyer and Starle t o was read t o the convention need of it through the broad speech, sfiid the pending tar­ be made in it by the confer­ tell how much money they and (50 odd Populists hold­ expanse of this great coun­ iff bill is not a t all a s be honts.'^M. ence committee. T h a t there had contributed t o State or­ ing seats in it under the try. T h e indeci: i >n which would like but is, neverthe­ June 1, '93. will be a number of change* ganizations, t h e y having guise of Democrats straight­ h a s fit tended legislation on less, the best tariff a c t ever E. F. LOYILL. J. C. FLETCHER. is regarded ascertain, and it stated t h a t tliey bad made way g o t up and walked out. this matter in recent years passed. A free silver bill has is fair t o presume t h a t they no contributions t o the Na­ If t h a t con vention had adopt find the conflicting opinions n o t passed a n j, he said, he will all learn towards the tional organizations. I t was ed the Oca la platform the in regard t o the subject a r e feared it never would while original Wilson bill a s it was merely t o gain a little par­ Populists would have turned largely responsible lor the de Mr. Cleveland is President. A T I U R N hY S A T L A H , passed by the House, al- tisan capital t h a t the two their backs upon it unless it pressed s t a t e of o u r indus­ "Although the people knew BOONE, X. A though probably in few, if j Republican members of the had gone and nominated tries and commerce. Parties Mr. Cleveland was opposed V&T Spec in I a t tent ion g i ven committee joined Senator Populists for all the S t a t e may come and go, and. will t o silver," said Senator But­ to the eolletion ol claims."iSt any, instances going all the way. The sugar schedule is Allen in ordenng that Have- offices. If the con vent ion of continue doing so a s long a s ler, " t h e people voted for GREENE, &> CO., I r,J Karded as me of the cer- meyer and Searle be certified the 8 t h of August should const itutional government him." T h a t is a point t h a t L. I tain changes to be made, bur t o the District Attorney a s adopt the Omaha platform in its highest condition of de­ REAL ESTATEAG'TS. it wiil baidl.> g o a s far a s recalcitrant witnesses. The t h e party could not-, thereby, velopment exists; but a tariff needs t o be dwelt upon, tfor whatever else may be h e UQONL, N. (. free sugar, because of tli 1 committee i s now working command the support of the based upon laws which will matter with the President Why? Because preventgrea 1 fluctuation and we must insist t h a t nobody opinion t h a t some revenue upon its repott of the entire Populists. Will give special attention must be raised from sugar. investigation, but it cannot t h e people who are conduct­ has a right t o charge him yield sufficient revenue for with bad faith upon t h n t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale be postively be stated when ing this new crusade have a n the purposes of government ol Real Estate in VV. N. P. Senator Brice, who is chair eye t o offices rather than t o should be fratried and p u t in­ coinage question. If he laid Those having farms, timber man of the Senate commit­ it. will be ready. considered the coinage plank 'I he so-called industrial ar­ principles, asevideneed by < be t o operation fit tin 4 earliest of the platform to be a de­ and mineral lands for sale, tee o n Pacific Railroads, has will d o well t o call on said Co. a treat in store for the mem­ mies, three of which a r e now facility with which they whip possible moment. There is claration in favor of fiee sil­ a t Boone. bers of that eommitiee, which in the vicinity of Washing­ around from one set of prin­ no reason whatever why ver coinage on the existing L. L. GREK\ & CO. will combine pleasure with ton, a r e rapidly going t o ciples t o another. There is s u c h p h e n o m e n a l l y h a r d ratio, he would have repu­ pieces, the met: finding t h a t diated i t o r declined t h e March l(i, J893. the accumulation o f useful the people of this country nothing t o be made by yield­ times should exist in this nomination. If the S t a t e of knowledge of the property a r e n o t quite silly enough t o ing' t o them unless every­ country for there are, appar­ New York had so construed NOTICE. with which the committee work for money and then thing is yielded and t h a t ently, almost limitless sums it, i t would have given Har­ Hotel Property for S H I P . contribute it t o keep several done there will be nothing Of money seeking investment rison a majority of 100,000, On account of failing health has t o in his private c a r on hundred men lying around worth fighting for. and Connecticut and New of m y s e l f and wife, I offer for sale a tour over the entire Union a t reasonable rates of inter­ Jersey would likewise have in idleness. my hotel pit),i ItV in the town of| F a t j H c a | | j ,> n t r a i We recognize the differ­ est, and there fire resources gone for him overwhelming­ Boone, North Carolina, and will ences in the Democratic party here sufficient t o use u p ten ly. Senator Butler s a y s lie l andmark: Mr. 8 . AI. Dag­ •HI low for cash and make terms railroads. T h e Hatch anti opt ion bill, ger, a u t h o r of the "Balsam and i t will be n o t only judi­ times the a m o u n t of capital differs with Mr. Cleveland to suit the buyer, and will take real or personal property in ex­ which passed the House by o Groves of the Grandfather.'* cious but right for Demo­ available. The thing urgent about, many matters but is c h a n g e . A p p l y soon. is being boomed for the Leg­ \ o t e of 1 5 0 t o 87. lias been islature in Watauga. Should c r a t s of opposing views t o ly needed t o restore confi­ n o t going t o abuse him. W. L. BRYAN, Therein he it right-, a n d wit h before Congress in one o r lie be nominated "The Land­ seek by compromise and con­ dence find prosperity t o all the President's record and ^XOUClT another shape for the l a s t m a r k " shall expect Col i P C. cession to.allay these differ­ classes is the passage of a utterances, the p a r t y plat­ Parties putting papers in ences among themselves, but tariff measure, fair and just form a n d all the facts in the Bowles, jn.y hand for execution will five years. It was shown by on handofaStatesville, t o be t all of Dagger's there should be no surren­ t o all, a n d operative for a s matter carefully and impart­ please advance the fees with the manner in which parly appointments, for a s a word der t o outside influences, no long a term without interfer ially weighed, no fair-minded t h e pa|M?rs a nd they will re- lines were disregarded when ence with its fundamental Col Cowles holds fiei ve prom ptk^jjfention, o t h e r the vote was taken—for the painter t o be tarile pritn eps compromise of Democratic principles a s it. is possible t o Dei mount can afford t o abuse Dugger him o r s a y be ha^> p a y e d the vise they \\iIT returned snoimnntion* make \\.—Demorests Maga-< party false upon thr silver Democrats 93, Republi (Hvirfei.Hv prominent; . h ,»i l o t executed for The want of I , ,, ,. [of men who will continue t o zine. 10; admitted hNf.) ss lie.— 'C ha rlo11e Ob*er v#r. 1'CS. D. F. BAUD* SIU'IF. » nn ojul.s iiOW To Invest Small Amounts. Councill & Blackburn, Physicians & Surgeons. LOVILL & FLETCHER W A SIIIN G TO N WATAUGA AM �riK' u l l a 0 l m * - L ". n ^' Hopccivek ill will Co , 1*113 WaiudSTd iiGIOO^rat ' r i , , n Lmmn A UDMPLETE NE\W ' en t a s it was patriotic in its '.adjoining the la rajs of A. V. p e't£RMAN'8 1 PER 51 A DEMOCRATIC family now if- iper, istorical reminiscences. One Davis, H. W. Finl-y and it. The Pride o f ' flic N 1 a roll SPECIFIC OKYSENl devoted to the interest ot Coun­ of the suggestions iviadc t o R. Brown and others contain n a Press. IS THE ing 525 acres more or less ty State nno Nation. Published the youthful graduates was and known a s i li o Steele g " & n E A T H C F U F L " | Do you wunt to aid in lmildii!;; every Thursday a t Boone, \Va especially valuable and may lands. This J u n e 23, 1894. r is the -i up a paper that shall rt fleet # tauga County. N. (J, • life giving #1- 2 I). E. BAIUD, Sheriff. be pondered by older citizens iPPftTlULn ement of a.v and - greatest credit on Nort i: (' i ro!iv;— jwater; without 2 na, no matter where ifc may he l i-f ' '-TV , m 11thareoanbono — everywhere with p r o ft t . ITEMS OF INTEREST. LAND SALE. A'- -v. MOUTH life. 6PE0IHC S seen ? Then patronize AJHI Fit.CE. 0XYUEN is While admitting the Import­ Superior Court Watauga Co., A french chemist makes spooialmedioat. ed Oxygen treat 5 The W ilmington Messenger 03 ance of party rivalry a s a SPECIf ment the, noso, •*. A LAIJQJ3 BIOWIVPAUE J»A1'!0!t wine o u t of potatoes. James G. Rose \ s . T h o s . A. • m amot aSPi •0 '.g5XYG£ eg of tordiaeas- 5 stimnlous t o zeal in the pub throat and lungss Do you want a reliabl™ jm pei Haguman and wife, James London bridge is crossed - ' Oi\ f.r.mw-tWrv cimr.s Tha inhalations 2 =i I \ Magu iiiian and v\ife Sa­ V\ yATARRH ASTHNM coutain Gsrmi- — giving*'you all the news of 1 b • lie service and a s a check up­ ; • . rTviw til: by 200,000 people daily. Disin- 2 >- ^"UNsUMPTlQWj cidea aud in ad-1 woitd—a, Democratic inWNpnpi r. rah Hagaman Commission fectants,the bests '<4 CRDNRHlTIS on bad govferunieni, lie add­ dition to -o .-.: H FEVER hay India h a s 181,600 lepers, ers. known spesiflei; 3 that equals the best-fms the ed t h a t "there are. times when for thege dig- — C - • ac.TTrylity theramedyly Inhalation ri^Lt to 2 largest circulation, and has for " • •„w• 41 according t o the last census. As commissioner appointed by t he Shibboleth of party is a - 'li?. g.jg.t of thodisease, making it a POSITIVE jjj twenty-one years been i pa^p 2 OUSS. E par&ta Efcoiflcs used in Catarrh and 2 and factorin thegrowth and dev. Peru gives the world sugar, device for fraud o r a shield the court in the case of James G. 'Ity-V-cr. Not a r.ater.ttnsdicine. Phyaioiana S: .i Rose against Thos. A. Hagaman •' vrec.rih; it Sa their practice. 2! |'iu( i|( (). 1 lie Old North cotton, wool and guano. for scamps. Rascals may und wife Nannie 0. and Sarah PRECAUTION 1 © N L Y "SSiS?? I N U 8 E . ' | j S t a t , H ? Then * subserl c for T h e heart of a Greenland capture t h e machinery and IJaganian, widow of Thos. lln— in ; IVKC HSS! TV 5 I T It L VV11 ?J i K 1(• N fli I>lv I Nf I it l/'epwhifoi ion; I ' **** gainan (led , I will sell to t li e '•••>* n.?hiohineKbo]i, I auitt8l. AilantH 0ft. whale is a yard in diameter. the voters be helpless in their I ) t'dn 4y RaU iiag, Ouiahu, Neb, t a n d ariv < atinpaign RutesT: highest bidder for cash at the •i . /' ! ' . I ' r . t u R v t v , I . o u i v i i l c , K y . . ins uro nued, sijp'. viiat ;;•<>'). by id' to bo tlie *"*«t A million matches are used toils. T h e n the educated court house <loor in Boone on H I .....O " D'aily ui 1 H(; t.„ Mcsscngi-p," bv . 1 t « ryin } /XL. Cr,\R0 addresged to n* 2 A l&D 1 i ;> I of, ,1.1-r luTOhtcd. v//-.\r»u , •n 1 "«'to • i by rVum cm.ilurtrtreesert toour.i •- 4 , 1 (Jt;jl«iotn3rt L o treatmentaioorpy ofSend si illrlll, -i lUOriillH OU CI*iji 1 " fo.r the (>tli day of Aug. 1894, it be­ • J> r y in Europe every twelve minu­ man should point the way s AT ONCE. furl. " " ing the first Monday in s a i d ta tor H It yon rrir.d hea h. u $2.06 P. q,S!in!„ 31 tes. t o the rescue of the city or month, the following valuable Uppijf uo. f Ilit ORP Co., ka?EHNVS;LE'I The weekly arp* Trnnscript Mey^ Boston. the state. Smashing noliti- tracts o.f'land lying and being in t»;a:!i'w<iii£ T h e chief product of Brazil sengci*," (the largese aiirf Is coffee, and the second su­ cal machines never kill a the county ol Watauga: First best: paper in the 8 t i t e ) D, est: tract lying River ad party. I t often leads it joining the on WataugaIt. Mast, iciii!2iiiei!iiif!(i]ir;i:uiift:& sii gar. moin t h a o n t r i a l f o r $1UH) io lands of A. n through defeat t o pure meth­ Jacob Wagner and others known Gash in advance, jf Both L a s t year 25,102 patients R O YP papers are large Eight -Page ods and subsequent victor­ as the Thos. A. llagamnn farm, weie applied for in Great sue : 5 • -' i ('urd ies." This is a t h o u g h t worth the same containing 284 acres \ sewim Miktrnt uBritain. more or less. For the bounds of HiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiKiiitiiiiiiariirjicr^rciii. wit !j the address-of li/e remembering and acting up­ this land reference is hereby made DftUTEn •Us,>n,saiuj receive sample cophe total manufacture of ii>, g' -O, on a t elections in every com­ to book of mortgages, pages540 im >i TUB Messeno:faiM the United S t a t e s exceed $6,munity which is disgraced -41-42, register's office Wntauga 5 YEARS O T. 1st. 1888. tf. m NATURE'S 000,000,000. Tract No. 2 ..a r g. by a r r o g a n t bosses ana cor­ county. lLignmnn outas allotted c&EBm ; . -'.r to J. P. o.f the re­ CURE FOR Venezuela gives sugar, cof­ rupt machines. The honest al estate of Thos. Hagaman, sr., w! V ^ r. f" TAKE THE \ " fee, vanilla, inbber, tonca and intelligent voter should ded. ns one of the heirs of said, *• CATARRH oeans a n a cocoa. ') - e. always a c t upon the princi­ Hagaman lying on tlie waters of| Brushy and Alton ft. HI The United S t a t e s exports ple, when you see a corrupt lands ofFork creek adjoining the J, I<. Haves, Z. Adams "OOlNiSr a b o u t $10,000,000 of cotton machine smash it, confident and others, containing 75 acres ry TRDL'S?11' I * 1 EXTRACT MEXICAN CACTUS. more or less. 3rd tract lying' on goods a year. a, t h a t in doing s o lie is doing (! J sra s This new ijfeatment for Catarrh and the waters of Brusl.y Fork creek disaasnt of the respiratory organs is The United S t a t e s produc­ the highest service possible, being lot No. 1 as allotted to jf 4- i one of the most Important discoveries tagriuitR.going to amlof (hi in medical science and possesses the ed 30,000,000,000 cubic feef n o t only t o his country, but Sarah Hagaman out of the real A <;s (-.'rii or Tcnitoi-idlr following advantages i of lumber in 1888. t o party organizations. For estate of Thos. Hagaman ded. as *-J 1. The patient can cure himsell at a small expense, •LI -ay • time and inoncyjgoing and without outside assistance. ^ her part of his ertate as his wid­ 'a. I'liicago and Alton • lit i 2. No change of cLt or pursuit of life is nnccssar> Uruguay furnishes hides, either the machine must be I ow, the same adjoining- the lands 2 Hiinar,;i.go VIgh Arm. duiing ireatroent. in ' he quickest route to 5? 11 Hi. 14 Soli • SCrf ...... x.« .ill m 3. The romodles aro In no wise offensive to the • tallow, wool, frozen meat and destroyed o r the party i t re­ of Z. Adams. J. It. Hagaman and 2 Hits iurcudlhg Sliuttle. atlont and entail no discomfort, (A OS CITY, DENT EB, lfr»sT',. JKqanl in Clon'siruction. ? i 4. fho remedy reaches the seat of the trouble others and containing 75 acres presents will die from the meat extract. Apji» directly, more or loss. For calls of the last 2 K^s a lClnpint Flnli il. ;trance. RC PR?Do, an B. The remedies and means of appliance can be Has i* :• carried In tho pocket without Inconvenience. T h e popular belief t h a t poison of corruption which two mentioned tracts of land ref­ 2 Has a I'e.-itwjfc A ustnu'iu. v a: I nil points in Idalio, \\ ui ~ I'onltlro Xr-.luMip. S?n i?J3? T H E ATM A'AtT u t a n y d r u g Afore. HatSrylinh Purnltoro. May is an unlucky month it engenders.—Baltimore Sun. erence is hereby had to book of 2 Hits Jiorii e'lod Sowing (JnaMttos^ ^ f ' ERiNE AND INSUFrl.ATOR, $2.00. hit ton, Oregon, Utah « « ..DRRESPONOENCE SOLICITED. mortgages pages 540-14.-42 Reg­ 2 <n»0H l.:i.t - f»or lUniie t-i~ it'wl Wii- . and California. for marriage dates from Co. V/aco, Texas, ister s office Watauga comity. • 5 O v i u a - i > y b u r i n g . M i t o l i l n e ' u t h a (Voiid, - Cac-.wV.'ni) Strange History of a Cherry Tree. and liest TTpiVipeo^ Iloman times. of 1 for points of = In the management of a Halele to he aforesaid lands will bo | Examine THE ROYALyon va'!f itoad in the HV j,s7. 2 «xce!!fencf:, and ma satisfy a judgment, in fa The greatest length of the Or jjiie rannimr Solid \ est 1 buy no other. cherry tree the late Alrneron vor ot the plain till Jus. G. Rose, desert of Sahara is 3,100 s tuiVsr V' M r?n • c-Ans ,-iur, „ pi. Higfiy, of Watson, Lewis against the defendants Thos. A 5 itOteL Oi sn. iUaj JklftRidi 5i 5 i til, g vy Y: u,,<l Kiuaas 'itv miles. The greatest width county, may be regarded by Hagiim.an, J. P. Hagaman and s iii{iii>iii3i>i(ii:;ii!nsiiiiiii!:fii oiiuisniiiimS ^; J. | Reclining iair cars and Tour others obtained u l spring term of is 600 miles. some people a s wiser in his Superior Court Watauga county, is1«q>ers of extra charee. The United S t a t e s manu­ day and generation than the 1HU1. for tho sum of |4,000 as -- M i '> v i h%~' uori Htapi >n w ith t hvongh t ickoHt^-. f a c t u r e s e v e r y y e a r o v e r youthful George Washing­ principle with intrn st on same C Lu<i4. •*.# Weather Baardlng, : and baggage checks. $350,000,000 of iron and ton. When nine years old from April 2nd, 1882 until paid ( e' full informat ion, mnps a n d Cowiplcte Csilings 3 and cost of action. Said judg$500,000,000 of steel. deScri]> "i y<> p a m p h l e t s of I h e ^ he planted a cheriy stone, m art is subject to credits a's fol­ Carnigated Shocilnti. West write to or call on It a snail's head be cut off from which grew a tree that lows: Jan. 26th, '1)1. $0^5; Ap­ Boofm.g Paints. ril 28th, 1)3, $286.51), Oct. 2ffid !>. A. i\KVVLA\a and t h e animal be placed in was known by his parents a s ' 03, $526.50. Title in <<*e sim­ OS2 RECEIPT OF 50 CERTS Traveling Passenger Agt.. tsii Vi3 Ires Roofing, a cooi, moist spot, a new ''the boy's tree." When it ple will be made to the purchas­ IP Ibitfon Ave., Ashoville, N. C. WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF Etvo Trwtghg, Colisrs nnd Spouilng, head will be grown. J . CxlAllLTOM, G. P. A began t o bear cherries he er. This June 28th 1894. t!P AHforma of Sheet Metal for Building J. P. Siwixnouu, Commissioner, Chicago, l.'i There is a law in Germany picked the fruit, sold it, and / CO MPLETE AND READY \ \TO APPLV WHEN SHIPPED./ TO A PPL Thousands of new patrons forbidding restaurateurs t o saved the money. This he 2£2555^ iii 11 n M HIIIMI'IP miii iiiinym "-nti t>TSPc;T*3TA, Hood's Sarsaparilln tL a a lSE WANT serve beer t o people who continued t o d o duiing his tha ve taken ami realized its bene­ Ill'ttKC ilii/ti, ti/id disoi-,1 rs. his season THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR •WV'J xao • —TrKPiia entiie life. L a s t summer, a t fit in blooi purified and strength have eaten fruit. Ad so-r-nif fl jirLi-tt'o. Owuu • »v 5!% Pf k Uiiil .'lv«Cii Xvu lu.lo Ui. U.- U , , his restored. Totter, Grbnpd Iteft, Itchlrg Piles, Ring The smaller t h e seeds o f the age of fifty-nine, > ki o <crplants the more numerous health declined, and the tree Worm and ail ItchiDg Skin Diseases. > issoKTi } 'rt Ihhhtm—an tmer^otlo v.orkmun to '€ they are. A single plant of also began t o decay. 8 0 he 5 DOLLARS ('ifcci-! - -Ail APPLY our materials If you hava TETTE1, it matiars r ot hngr long ?t ! ss f"S 5 13 THE BEST. in thle vIolsHy. cut it down, had the trunk spleen wort will produce over "S t3J VrT bn ffO SQUECAKtN Ck existed, TETTER!ME will as cerh i.ily euro ;• JL-*rre«poiM!i»t>no solicited- write for aiul tcr;M8, you r« you use IL PER D sawed into boards, and with -•?5. COKDOVAH. 1,000,000 seeds. FRENCH &1 NAMELLEO CALK ''TT 4 CO., Cincinnati, CM* ^4.$5.5-0 FINE CALF&KAMQAROU Harmless, Painless a?;d fragrant, The flesh of the upper por­ his own hands made a pret ty ^ E^TABI.ISHEO fe'Si. ^ JOAKA ^-2* L. $3.50 POLICE, a SOLES. cherry coffin for himself. A J*.f,' PV V- C'ltirtud If you r-.m Tiii.»at.Ji»red Wc VTCP* many men, wom ^n, boys, nrd glrUto tion of a beaver's body is ttiX* 4«»L. - with tho reunite—Upforcttocn— ^^.^..WORKthGM^. work for us n few hours d.iliy, right in tmd itruuri j Bouthrm VtarC.of tiieStHtoof Olonrijia, Chat­ EXTR.\ FINE. said t o t a s t e like beef; t h a t few da.>s a g o he died, and all ham kJiink, and National Bankof Savancui. their own homes 'l'lie business Is resy, pk Ssnnt, I2AI.7? BOYSSGHOOLSHOES. of Mis funeral expenses were st.-ictly bonoruble, and ptt s bettertl.eii eii'lother •of the lower portions is said •EADIES . oIToretl ayciii#. Yott have n clenr field nod no I T. SK)JiVRlNE&BRO. paid from tlie money t h a t IK 1 competition. Kxjwrtcnco mid epc-eial rldlity tiu. t o resemble beef. A A SAVANNAH, GA. nccesvury. Xo cu «l ;l r qnind. V.'c rqcljt y t had saved a s the proceeds of SFMD FCR CATALOGUE Willi everything that you tu-ed, treat you well, The light of t h e firefly is the sale of the cherries.—Mil;.:rr Y1 w find help you to earn t- ti times eibinary v secs, BROCKTON, MAS.}. produced by some combina­ Wmisiea do as \-ell at men, mid boys and girla You can snvc "irrrY by P:N-JLASINI LV. 1.. wa u kee H i sconsin. make go ; I UHV. Ate* I'L", nir tvl-eri-. < an do tho Because,x--!P: e i ::o i irjr-v tjnannfr- f'.irers of tion of phosphorus, though Work. All ctce "ed'.-.-Jto Fdl >n < n-r'ait nun sim­ cdvcrtisc 1 shoes in the world, r.ad guarantee ple directions, ffcrncst work will stwi-ly Irlog the value by stamping Ibe name and price on in what manner has not yet y >u a great deal of n- lie;-, or- thing It t. « the bottom, which protect* ;.ou asai-.st hi;Tb NOTICE. prices and the middleman'.? profits. O. rsh a'.tfi .a gr at dt'trf-'tt-!. Write for our f n»- "hlet been determined. in s'vie, easy firing and clrctil.-ir, nnd r'-c-lve f -'1 lufor'- n 1 Ion. N'o hstsn By virtue of four executions equal custom workWc have them sol I every­ wearing qualities. done if you conclude not lo go on with tne where at than At t h e end of each hair of i s s u e d from the Superior any otherlower prices for the value given your make. Take ro substitute. I f business. dealer cannot supp!y you, we can. tiold by a c a t ' s whiskers is a bulb of Court of Watauga county on G E O R G E S T I K : Z ' T . -i* <y tier von8 substance which ?on the 20th day of June*, 1894, Bex verts t h e hairs i n t o exceed­ in favor of Jordan & Scott PORTLA^L', ; .AIM and against W.Jt. Blackburn ingly delicate feelers. and E . B. Miller for $26,62 EQTAKTO The United S t a t e s manu­ with interest and cost; one on factures more iron, steel, cop the 29th day of J u n e 1 8 9 4 h-Xn LO' per and lead t h a n any other in favor of VV. L . Bryan and A thoroughly tooted Remedy against L. B. Miller tor $15.country ou the globe. Great rca ALL 9 2 with interest and cost and Britain being a little ahead one for a bill of cost in »he This standard remedy has been tried, on zinc and tin. itr-d not found wanting, for forty years by ease of E. M. Church a n d no eminent pliysiok-ii. who boa" used u Till with certain and unvarying snCce s for ull Mrs. Jennie P . Lane, of wife vs. E. B. Miller, princi­ dii8!'i for which it is leivuiinciided. it g •< nevoi falls to t>. m-fit from lite first do.c. quickly nod oflecttii- ly diivfnjj >ut nil A pamphir;.. r f b Smithport, P a . , h a s a big pal and \V. It, Miller surity, ci-i ' i-e cei-ms from tho system throiuh for the sum of $35.30, a IJ d the trudiiim of the skin, liver ntid kid­ Newfoundland d o g which is one for a bill of cost in t h e ney-- . itlnmt any u ut or injurious efleets. 1 is not the re>u!t of Ignorance or «u|v.-is ition, but it Is fouoiled u,ion a first class substitute for a case of IL A. Dobbin vs. E . connii ; K.-nsv.ind a tl.orough I; nuv, ledge 0, modern m.-do al science. It efl'vetiifilly nurse. I t takes the baby rid­ B. Miller in the sum of $29.pur.li. and enrielMvj Ay- a general toujc 1. -altii sto thensufferer.the blood and brings It i:i without properties 1 1It Its annlvsla of ing in thecal l iage every day. 15, I will sell t o the highest healfh-giving rival, and 1 abioiately bevnnd to the public.witliriyvIsremod\ ever bidder for cash a t the court The d o g holds the 'handle offered eomparisnn It r;n ntid impeve-ills resulting from impure pattnecaior nil house door in Boone, N. C., iSSw.r Islicri blood—the current LnvBit*. quickly with his teeth a nd wheels the cures .'Hcrorjiln, Tlccrv, of life;illarrh, on the 6 t h d a y of Aug. '94, l'i.iessM and Friifiiions. 4 q Fvi 1 coach a s carefully a s the in­ it being the 1 s t Monday in Klirunn.tii.iti, Liver. H iItfary fflirt tI fant's mother could. sxcitrt,i n - i - loti.ann«x' t-tac,s uit-r'ee.n tetc.o V.ea.TAier . i . r said month the following de­ i%X scribed tract o r parcel of land INV! noA* rci v:urcELF. Is* :-T- y 1 "ol- ..I- " lfrci M(.-l Woids of Wisdom. which lias b ^ n levied on by l»ftirnii)i„,a. * ». efHremarkable 11 Vtilii.-iMe H W onrii r fCll array o. • irt'i -;f Caveats, and TrnrC y.j. r'ts obtninet),and all ih»tl from tip- .dmph m the ftmst vii ent business conducted for Moderate Fees The oration delivered re­ me a s 1 he properly of E. B. ulrntitiilt-d These eertiticates testily y k,i.l; ilisitauc, .after till known r-roe Our O'iiee Is Cpnesi'e U. S. Paltnt fiffica, • hailuiiccrtr.ln sound tit. t Botanic 11!oo ) 5 and we can cr-'r patent 111 less time than thoi cently a t the University of Miller t o satisfy said execu­ no tli Is the '.p t, clteay-e t, quickest,greet pnpPifttsy lwlii (if,it, remote from Washington. tions. T o wit: one tract of iiUwiu.a p IJ a! tnesi Scud model, drawing or photo., with cleaerl.. cot. and to thepowerful Itlood Purifier ever Virginia by Hon. Chauncey land lying and being mostly known world. 'ion. We advise, tf patent.-ibla or not. fro,- o charge. Our fee nntdn" till lmtont Is secure' k ie-K—il.OO per bottle: fo.00 for R bottles. M. Uepevv was a n eloquent on the west side of the Pine A ramphli (. "Ilm to O h t n 'n J' tout- " a •PiaiPjnv»M pint *»nrBidm<X) joah 'sRhnsnotpft I or sale hi- droit *11* : if not, st d to tis. names of actual c.ient s in yonrStutc, l.-.;.. >t •uopsoittpin 'V|jn[t?pi KiWTiD liurttreojd sj jr' Ad 1. -o»s 31.ODD BAL.T.3 CC , Atlanta. Gs a nd thougl.tful address, and Orchard and Kiddle's Knob town, sent free. A.ldrc , saaxi.m vtnii s.srAvoiiR o^ut pjnoqs 'an Hut a s practical in i t s appliea- mountains, on the waters ofj -pljnq jatiAi oi{.\\ n.upinp) uo 'ajuoj tt ifmpoayi C.A. 8 N C W &CC.I ssuavi Opposite Patent Office. Washington. U. 0! kST£ ''v" < ! -• —* 1 CACTERIME i -;o. una Ncrtiuai&t p CURE PAY I> 4 \V E NT *** BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES. : 1 iH ' ' u • -'>v- m—m mm m �The W atudg a Democrat suppose that his term of of­ T h e Legislature chartered a t e and House and how long WANTED! fice had extended only a few a d i r t road from North the bill will remain in c o n f e r ­ A lemedy ford incase a m i d e months longer, who would Wilkeshoro t o Creston a n d ence, o r what changes, will bility, especially for thosedis Thursday, July 5 , 1804 have been responsible for is­ appointed Mac Absher of be made, it is now difficult t o Her Boy's Suffering After eases which physicians have Diphtheria pronounced incurable. suing bonds t o meet t h e cur­ Wilkes, George Philips of predict, b u t one thing cer­ To My frifodM of Watauga County. Oiv* Cood Health and Ashe, a n d A. F . Davis of tain there will be some s o r t We give below a few of the rent expenses of the govern­ Strength. Recently a number of m.v ment? the many letters which we Watauga t o survey the road. of a tariff bi'l different fiom have received, and which we Democratic friends have tnlk Mr. Blackburn gravely as­ All road hands living within the McKinley t a r ff. publish with t h e consent of ed t o me a b o u t nominating serted t h a t by t h e repeal of three miles of t h e road were the writers who a r e convinc­ In old times it seemed t o toe me lor Clerk of the Superior the Sherman Silver Law Con­ made subject t o road d u t y . ed t h a t such a remedy a s we Court. I I n ve considered the gress had cut off t h e only There is always kicking a n d t h o u g h t t h a t a medicine ha ve described has been found must be nauseating t o be ef­ m a t t e r and have concluded free (?) silver dollar we have cussing when a new road is fective. Now, all chis i « in Compound Oxygen Treat­ ment of Drs. Starkey l'at o accept t h e nomination, if had for years, and t h a t when being built but there seems changed. A.yer's Bursapar leu. • ' tendered me, a n d if elected I President Cleveland vetoed t o b e a just cause, which is ilia, one of the most power­ ful alteratives, is agreeable will discharge the duties a c the seignorage bill he destroy "My daughter was cured of seldom t h e case, for the pro­ t o most palates, the flavor ceptably t o all of the people ed o u r only hope of free (?) Asthma hv one treatment otcom test t h a t a delegation filed being by no means medicinal. pound Oxygen, after suffering of the county a s near a s pos­ silver coinage in the future. with the commissioners on for fifteen years, ED. n. WI'LLIB, JUDICIAL CONVENTION. sible. Now, every man of even or­ Monday against working Tyler, Texas. A Convention of the Demo­ D. R. DOUGHERTY. d i n a r y i n t e l l i g e n c e k n o w s -—* s. r the road. This delegation cratic P a r t y of t h e 1 0 t h Ju­ "I used your compound Oxy­ t h a t w e h a v e n o t h a d t h e claim t h a t the road only dicial District is heieb.y call­ E. Spencer Blackburn's Speech. gen about a year and a half a semblance of tree silver coin­ goes through Watauga one ed t o meet a t Lenoir, on Editor Democrat: go. I neglected to tell you ot t he great benefit I received from I chanced t o be a spectator a g e since the demonititiza halt mile and t h a t they a r e Thursday, August 2nd 1894, its use. 1 have not been troubfor the purpose of nominat­ of the proceedings of t he Re­ tion of silver by a Republican summoned t o work seven o r led with catarrh since.—F. VV. ing a J u d g e and Solicitor for publican convention in Boone Congress in 1873, and t h a t eight miles from their homes. said district. Revels, Syracuse University Sy"C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass.: •on t h e 9 t h tilt,, and listened the working of the Sherman As the law is a s t a t e law the B.v order of the Executive " Hood's Siirsaparllln has done so much for racuse, N. Y. hoy that I wish to say a la w i t h m u c h i n t e r e s t t o t h e Silver Law soon became s o commissioners decided they Committee. Done a t Wor- mythis wonderful ir.in'.Mne.few words wasjtralso Send for book of two hundred of Clifford rery speech of Mr. E. S. Blackburn unsatisfactory and i t s bad had no authority in the m a t ganton, N. C. J u n e 29, 1894. 111 with diphtheria and It left lilm suffering with pages for further information, tcs Ilrlght's dUenso. He was very I . T . A V E R Y , Chairman of flesh ami could hardly walk. wenk. |x>or In tiii.oninls, etc. A hook sent free. who, i t is understood, is a effects s o apparent t h a t even ter and could offer no relief. Malaria fever Executive Committee 10th soon overtook lilm nnd together with trouhl® Home Treatment senl out l»v ex­ candidate for the Republican i t s a u t h o r and almost theenA Good Appetite with hi* liver, Judicial District. press l a ve used at home. Office nomination for Congress in tire Republican delegation in Ko Was In Much Misery. Always accompanies good Treatment administered here. $$ A soil, fair skin is the re­ At last, almost discouraged. 1 decided to have t h i s district, and have wait­ Congress were solid for i t s re­ health, and a n absence of ap­ him try Hood's Sarsaparilla. lie has taken ed thinking that the DEMO­ peal, y e t o u r distinguished petite is a n indication of sult of pure blood a n d a only a tow bottle*, mid yet li ha* done him more healthy liver, t o secure, which good than all Lie previous medical treatment l o 2 9 Arch St. Philadelphia, P CRAT o r some one else would friend endeavors t o make it something wring. The uni­ Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the 120 Setter St. San Frau>eisco, (fa versal testimony given by give some needed attention a basis for assaults upon the those who h a \ e used Hood's Superior Medicine. Ladies 1 Mease mention this paper t o some ot his very extrava­ Democratic party. Sarsaparilla, a s t o its merits who rely upon cosmetics t o Now, Mr. Editor, I d o n o t in restoring the appetite, a n d beautify their complexions, Sarsaparilla g a n t a n d falacioun utteran­ refer t o these unreasonable a s a purifier of the blood, should make a note of this, ces. bearing in mind t h a t they llis speech was a character utterances because l a m a p ­ constitutes the strongest re­ c a n ' t improve upon nature. and medicines combined. lie has regained istic effort and if it is any­ prehensive of any very dam­ commendation t h a t can be strength nnd flesh and looks unite healthy. It urged for any indHicine. NOTICE. will ulways give us pleasuro to tell others svhnt t h i n g t o judge by, the com­ aging results t o the Demo­ Hood's Pills cure all liver T h a t the Board of county n valuable medicine Is Hood's RarsHparilln." We wish to calf attention toour i n g campaign is t o b e a blood cratic party in Congress hut G. Maki.f.tt, Carroll ills, billiousness, jaundice, in­ commissioners of Watauga MI«s.B. W. you decide to take toti. Kentucky. line of second-hand N. If Hood': Sarsapa­ a n d t h u n d e r a f f a i r o n t h e only a s a sum pie of the stuff digestion; sick headache. 25c. county will meet a t thecouri rilla do not he Induced to l»uy any other. p a r t of the Republicans, in t h a t is t o be dealt o u t t o the Euggies, Carts, w a g o n s , Hood 's PIJI3 cure Hyrr ill*. Jaundice. MlT h e Richmond and Dan­ house in Boone on Mondav loinncsa. sick headache iu\d constipation. 23c. which t h e Democratic party people during the campaign Hacks, Harness Etc. the 9 t h d a y of July 1894, (iti s t o be charged with being in a desperate effort t o ride ville Railroad company h a s being the second Monday in wbNkey, mid having du'y ad directly responsible for all back into power on such mis­ been reorganized under the said month) for the purpose vertiftcd for the claimant «>f They are almost good as new, t h e ills from which thejreople representations a s those no­ name of the Southern Rail­ of revising the t a x list and the same—no one appearing and persons wishing to buy can valuation reported t o them to claim said property, I here secure bargains by calling on us. h a v e suffered within the last ted above. The highest crimes road company. Any and all persons having l>\ give notice that I will of We have a big lot of NEW The people quickly recog­ buisness with said Board in fifteen months from the gen­ laid a t the d o o i s of Demoera ter for sale thM above describ­ eral business depression and ey by its enemies a r e t h a t the nize merit, and this is t h e regard t o their taxes will ed property to the highest BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS, HARNESS A*c unfavorable crop prospects p a r t y has not yet redeemed reason t h e sales of Hood's meet with said Board on bidder for cash in the town Sarsaparilla, a r e continually t h a t day, a s Section 2 4 of o f B o o n e o n J u l y 1 6 , 1894, on hand, which will be sold on t o the Coxey t r a m p and the all the promises made a s t o increasing. Hcod's i s " o n the Machinery Act provides between the hours of 10a. in. reasonable terms. It we ha venot * low prices of cabbage a u d the purpose t o radically re­ t u p . " this July 2nd 1894. and 3 p. m. The whiskey will got what you want, we will form the government a n d wool. Coftgremioaftl Povention Called. C. J. CoTTRELL, be sold subject totbetnxgnd take pleasure in -getting any He expressed himself a s p r o t e c t u s f r o m t h e m a n y (Jerk Bd. Co. Corns. c o s t t h e r e o n . J n l v 5 , 1894. Dooms Demoera tic Executi ve thing for you ill out line. We buy t h o r o u g h l y d i s g u s t e d w i t h evil results of Radical rule. If Committee for Eighth ( onM. K. Barter, Col. 5 Fist, X. C. NOTICE. Bv R. L. ('ouncill, f). C. direct from manufacturers ami t l i e p a r t y b e c a u s e i n t h e th3 Democrats have commit­ gressioiml District. virtue of the power contain can, therefore, give you very s h o r t time it h a s been in pow ted a crime in not performing LENOIR, N. C., J u n e 1 9 '94.— ed By a mortgage deed executed in close prices. e r i t h a s n o t completely right all they promised in t h a t di­ At a meeting of the commit­ to me by Benton Miller and wife We have a full line of new liar ed all the wrongs from which rection, is not Republicanism tee, held in Lenoir to-day, at on the 27th day ot July 1898 to ncss—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev which the counties ot of Alle­ secure the payment of a note ot t h e country h a s been suffer­ doubly died in crime from be (o) erything in the harness line. Can ghany, Burke, Caldwell. Gas­ #118.28, due and payable the i n g mainly in.consequence of ing responsible for the per­ ton, Cleveland, Forsythe,Sur 27th of Oct. 1893, 1 will on tin One of the great secrets in ma­ beat the world on prices. o u r t h i r t y 3 T ear's Republican petuation of these abuses, rv, Mitchell, Watauga a n d 1st Monday in Aug. 1894. it be­ king money is to know how to rule, a n d because they have and 1 a m pursuuded t h a t i t Wilkes were represented, i t ing the 6th day of said month save it. The principal way to save t&~ We will take in exchange, sell to the highest bidder for cash money is to buy that which you n o t a r r e s t e d t h e g e n e r a l will be a long time before the was decided t o call a District at the court house door in Boone consume from the party who will horses, mules, and also good bee course of t h a t which waseven people will t a k e upon them­ Convention t o be held in t h e the land descril>ed in said mort­ ^t'll-yoii the BEST article for the cattle. Give us a call. town of Wilkeshoro,on Wed­ upon us when Democracy selves Another season of Re­ nesday, July 25th,1 8 9 4 , a n d gage deed, being the Miller horn* LEAST .money In order to find HLNKEL, CRAIG CO. place, known as the 0. W. Triv the above named party it is very stepped into the traces, when publican government. the same is hereby called t o ett place in Laurel Creek town­ essential that you call and ex­ EenoirN.C. t h e facts apparent t o the un A HEARER. meet in the Court House in ship, this county, the same con­ amine mv immense stock of Wilkeshoro on Wednesday, taining 100 acres more or less. prejudiced observer a r e t h a t If the hair is falling o u t , o r t h e Congress h a s been s o busy turning gray, requiring a July 25. 1894, a t 1 2 o'clock. For further description reference is had to the registration of said r e p e a l i n g t h e c o r r u p t a n d stimulant with nourishing M., for the purpose of nomi­ mortgage which will be found i nating a can iidute t o repre­ huitful legislation enacted by nnd coloring food, Hall's sent the District in the 54th Register's office of Watauga Co.. Which is aVniost Complete in ev­ t h e Republicans, t h a t there Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re- Congress, t o elect a n exeru book I), pages 333-34-35and 36 ery department, \eonsistiiig of Said sale is made to satisfy a newer is just the specific. tive committee for the Dis­ balance due on the referred to Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '94, h a s be«n precious little time trict and t o transact any ot h note of about $90.00 principal Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware, Dnffffftr for th« Senate. 10 per cent, cut on juices. in which 1o look after meas­ er business t h a t may proper­ with cost and interest to be add­ Groceries, Saddles. Queens' X 1 ll'.1 I 1 * ures t o relieve a n o build up Editor Democrat. ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts. ly be brought before theCon­ ed. June 28th, 1894. SPOT C ASH OR BARTER, t h e business interests of the I second the suggestion of vention. Etc.,- Etc., too numi rous to men­ E. L. Shuford, Mortgagee. tion. t h e Silver Stone correspond­ By order of the Committee NEVER TEN DAYS. country. W. B. Council), Atty. e n t , in favor of S M. Dugger W. W. SCOTT, JR. Chin. H e scored t h e Administra­ I ha ve just received the nicest MORTGAGE SALE. W. F. MARSHALL, See. and most complete line of Look over our list and com­ t i o n s o u n d l y f o r i s s u i n g for the Senate. Mr. Dagger By virtue of a power of sale pare our prices with those selling b o n d s a l m o s t immediately is certainly one of o u r best Comity Coiirer.tioii. contained in a certain mort­ on time, 'Money saved is nionupon assuming control of af­ informed men and h a s al­ As chairman of the Demo­ gage deed executed t o J . B. ey made. fairs, for the first time, he ways interested himself in cratic Co., Ex. committee I Hopkins by Wm. II. Green That has ever been exhibited to We will sell yon 4 1-2 pot)lids said, t h a t such a thing had t h e education of the? masses. hereby call a Democratic and wiie on the 1 1 t h , d a y of the citizens of Boone and sur­ good coffee for $1.00, 1 6 pounds roundings. consisting of been done since the war; a p ­ In fact he is a n enthusiastic county convention t o meet Oct. 1893, for the sum of in t h e court house in Boone $156 7 2 with interest and Calicoes of all sty las and shades extra'C' sugar lor $1.00, best calico 6 to 7 1-2 ets }HU yard, cot parently ^blissfully ignorant friend of all kinds of public tin Monday July 1 6 t h 1 8 9 4 cost subject t o a credit of Fancy and plain Lawns, Chal7 o r oblivious of the fact t h a t improvement. Mr. Dagger a t 1 o'clock for the purpose $ 6 5 57. and registered in lies, Sattines, Ginghams, Nan- eon check, 2 inches wide, 7 ets. iter yard, and ladies' and getda' t h e Harrison Administration is in every sense a self-ma le of electing delegates t o the Book " D " page 3 1 0 etc. in sooks, chain bra,ys. Cashmeres, hats cheaper than they have ev­ left the National Treasury man, having always striven S t a t e Judicial, and congres­ the public records of Watau­ Henrietas, Bleeching. Damask er been sold liefore. T h e ga county. I will offer for drapery, Sheeting, Plaids, cot­ We are just receiving a full line practically empty, thereby t o obtain intelligenee andpn- s i o n a l c o n v e n t i o n s . tons des, jeans etc. which will chairman of the several town sale for cash at the court m a k i n g the bond issue a ne­ formation on questions of in­ ship committees are request­ be sold at reduced pi ices for cash of ladies' dress goods ut prices to house door in Boone N. C. suit the buyers. c e s s i t y i n m a i n t a i n i n g t h e terest t o the public rather ed t o hold primary meetings o n Monday the 6 i h d a y of or its equivolent. meeting anddf. WE MEAN WHAT WESAY. tying nil credit of t h e government in t h a n for wealth. Therefore in their respective townships Vngust 1 8 9 4 if being the 1st Call and mm us and we can save RKAPONAB: E COMPETITION meeting obligations and pay I see n o good reason why on S a t u r d a y July the 1 4 t h , Monday in said month, a you money. RSSP. «er.V. D. My entire stock i n g appropriations incurred Mr. Dugger is n o t us well, oi a t 2 o ' c l o c k t o appoint five certain tract, of land in Boone JOHNSON EDM 1STEN & CO. by the preceding administra­ perhaps better, qualified t o delegates t o the a foresaid Co. township known a s the Mau­ of General Meichandisv will Blowing Bock, March 5. Convention. I also request the ley MeBride land, and ad­ tion. Mr. Harrison did n o t represent us in t h e Senate members of the Co. Ex. Com. joining t h e lauds of J . M. be sold at reduced prices ior Mfrilmd K H I U ' N Koike. h a v e t o issue a single bond? t h a n any other man in the t o meet on the above d a t e a t Hodges, and others,contain­ CASH or its equivalent. The people of Watauga will in order to make room for Boone t o consider i m p o r t a n t ing 4 6 acres more o r less. Certainly not. Wonder why county. A. W. BEACH. m a t t e r s relative t o the ap­ Terms of sale cash. Hour of new stock, 1 am offering my en­ t a k e notice t h a t 1 have" p r o ­ he d i d n ' t ? Maybe i t was be­ cured a room in the court proaching campaign. J u n e sale between 1 0 o'clock a . in. tire lot of (Jnireraitj of North Carolina. cause t h e previous Democrat bouse where 1 will a t t e n d a t and 3 o'clock p. m. This R E A D Y M A D E C L O T H I N G the commissioners' c o u r t the Includes the Colleg", the U- 27, 1894. ic administration had left in J. C. HORTON, Chm. Ex.Clim. J une, 27. 1894. AT ( OST. first Monday in each month t h e National Treasury a sur­ niversity, the Law School, J . B. HOPKINS, Mortgagee. Thanking my friends and cus­ for t b e purpose of sealing the t h e Medical School and the I t will be several d a y s yet plus of a b o u t one hundred Summer School for Teachers. NOTICE. tomers for the liberal patronage weights and measures for t h e millions of dollars, with te- College tuition $60. a year; before we can give o u r read­ Having seized the following they have given me in the past people. The law requires f his ceipts largely in excess of ex­ board #7. t o $13. a month. ers the result of t h e tariff bill. property, t o wit: two g r a y and soliciting a continuatijn at t o be done every two yeais. penditures, s o t h a t Mr. H a r . Session begins Sept. 6. Ad­ It. will now g o before thecon- h irses 4 and 5 .vetosold, one the same so long as I merit it, 1 J . H . COOK, STANDARD KEEPER. „ RESPECTFULLY, rison managed t o make both dress President Winston a t ference committee composed two-horse wagon with har­ a in of members of both the Sen­ Chattel Hill, N. C . ' eiids meet for four years, b u t ness and 5 7 gallons of corn M B BLACKBURN. A Mother's Story HOOD'S Drs. Sfarkey & Palen, CURES ATTENTION, OUTERS! HOW TO SAVE MON­ EY. CENEEAL MERCHAN­ DISE MY GOODS LOOKS. LIVE!! �^IR ASCRIPTION KATE IS themselves \u a ,<«|• over me oitared by t he M a j o r for his ONLY THE SCARS REMAIN oo co co oo od oo o o return. He was taken from TO THE WATA UUA DEMOCRAT. jail Tuesday morning and AND I 3opyl year $1.00 started under guard t o " 0 months 50 A Lively Remembrance Gieensboro via Wilkesboro. 1 3 months 35 Jackson is a brother t o Jesse OF THB —The Helton Woolen Mills, ADVERTISING RATES. Jackson a t whose house he linch l week $ .75 a t Helton, Ashe county, were HORRIBLE SORES 1 1 month 1.75 totally destroyed-by fire on was caught. 1 " 3 " 3.00 the evening of the 25ih ulti Which Caused Them. —At the June meeting of 1 " 0 !' 5.00 1 4< 1 year 7.00 mo. The fire was caused by the Bond of Education anew Traveler Henry Hudson's Experience school district was made on 1 column 1 week 9.00 lightning. No insurance. 44 1 1 month 13.50 "Among the many testimonials which —Miss Nannie Rivers is Brushy Fork with the center 41 1 3 " 25.00 i I see in regard to certain medicines a t Holsclaw's store. T h e 44 44 1 6 37.50 now the happy possessor of a performing cures, cleansing the blood, 44 1 1 year 50 00 white ground-squirrel. These citizens have now under con­ etc., none impress me more than my own case, and I conscientiously be­ little animals although nu­ struction a neat school house lieve it to be my duty to let people Entered at the Postofficeat merous in this section are which they will donate t o the know it. Twenty years ago, at the age Boone, N. €., as second-class scarcely ever found white. committeemen. They p r o ­ of 18 years, I had swellings on my mail matter. pose t o establish a schi ol of legs, which broke and became running —The boarders a r e pour­ high grade t o be continued sores. Our family physician could do me no good, and it was feared that the ing in a t Blowing Itock a t a for eight months in each LOCAL NEWS. bones would be affected. At last, my two-forty rate, and all indi­ year. , Cood Old Mother * —Ben net Smith, of Silver cations a r e t h a t t h a t famous —There is scarcely e more urged me to try AYER'S SarsapaStone is Very sick from milk resort will be crowded t o its eccentric character in Wat­ rilla. I took three bottles, the sores poison. ' , fullrst capacity ere long. healed, and I have not been troubled a u g a than Capt. Bill Fletch­ | since. Only the scars remain, and the —-A little wheat will be —Miss Emma Horton who er, the pump maker and sad­ memory of the past, to remind me of harvested on Cove Creek this has been spending several dler, of Cove Creek. The la­ the good AYER'S Sarsaparilla has done me. I now weigh two hundred week. weeks with her brother J . C. test from Capt. is his wheel­ and twenty pounds, and am in the best Horton, of Horton, N. C. re­ barrow trip which he made —Mr. Caafield, of Philadel­ of health. I have been on the road, for the past twelve years, have noticed phia, is stopping a t the Bry­ turned t o her home in North from his home, eleven miles AYER'S Sarsaparilla advertised in W iI kesboro Wed nesday. North of Boone t o Deep Gap, a n House. all parts of the United States, and al­ nine miles E a s t of Boone. ways take pleasure in telling what —It. V. Taylor, of Ha i t - —Solomon Younce, of Cove The Capt. passed through good it did for me."—HENRY HUDSON, of the James Smith Woolen Creek Township, hereby an­ land spent l a s t week with Machinery Co., Philadelphia, Pa, nounces himself a candidate on Monday and after taking friends in Watauga. for nomination, for the Leg­ a luncheon moved on. • —Mr. Net Melta'-y, of Le­ islature a t the Republican MARRIED. noir visited h i s daughter Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer A Co., Lowell, Mass. Convention t o be held in Married a t St. L u k e ' s Mrs. J o e Hardin last week. Boone on the 4 t h of August. church Boone, N. C., June — We a r e glad t o s;?y t h a t —We a r e lequested t o an­ 27th a t 9 o'clock a . in. Miss y o u n g friend Walter Parks nounce t h a t there will be a ;iettie Coffey t o Mr. Win. B. 'continues t o improve. public debate a t Elk Knob, Couucill, J r . The marriage —The little son of M r ^ II. Academy on t h e ! 4 t h inst. a t ceremony was if possible ren­ J . Hardin has been quite ill 3 o'clock p. in., Querry: dered more beautiful and im­ for some time, but is improv­ "Should the United S t a t e s pressive than usual, being operformed by Bishop Cnesing. t have a Protective Tariff?" —Mi. B. J . Couucill, ofLin- —Hon. H o r t Bower seems hire of the Diocese of Western O ville, visited friends in Boone t o have no opposition for re- North Carolina assisted by R e v . A. J . Weston of Hickory Wei!, when you want the best grade of goods, call o n several d a y s this and last nomination. s o far a s we N. C. Promptly a t the ap­ me, for I have them. For the next twentv d a y s I will offer Week. have lea men. The conven­ r \ :r ' pointed hour the wedding —W. 0 . Moore, James Cook tion a t Wilkesboro on the march was begun by Miss a lot of bargains in odds and ends, of Shoes, Hardware, and others from the Globe 25th inst., will nominatehim Annie Dobbin of Watauga Ladies'untrimmed h a t s a t 20 ots. and up; a l o t ofUhallies a t 5 cts. a yard cash —nice patterns. attended the revenue court on first ballot, n c doubt. a n d the bridal party entered Remember this is a special sale, and will positively on­ Tuesday;' —The editor has quite a t h e church. Miss Jennie I f t v * I *« • ^ ly last twenty days. S o if you want bargains, now is the —pied on North Fork on lot of turnip seed which was Councill a n d Mr. Lenoir time, a s you will find many useful things a t cost and un­ t h e 28, .ipst.^ Levi P. Noms, sent t o him t o distribute t o Council I, the groom on the der on my Special a t the advanced age of 8 2 those who wish t o experi­ a r m of his brother Dr. J . B. ment on the different varie­ CDUHCIII, of Salisbury, N. C. C o u n t e r B a r g a i n s . -years.-j jf:'r<r.v ties and will report to.the Ag a n d the bride accompanied These Special Bargains a r e for CASH only, b u t will sell - M r . W. B. Council, Jr., riculturai Department: " by her sister Miss Maggie them a t reduced rates for produce. So-all can faie alike. and bride a r e expected t o re­ —See Ad. of University in Coffey. Gome one come all and get something nice, a t a low rate, turn home this p. in., from o u r columns and write t o The church wasnrtistically a s they must g o regardless of cost. their trip t o Asheville. President Winston, a t Chap­ decorated in spruce, moun­ You can also get all kinds of staple goods, a s I haue a ' - C h a irrnan Holsclaw of el ilill for catalogue with pic­ tain ivey and rhododendron. full line. Boone township calls for a tures of buildings, also for Particularly beautiful was convention on July 1 4 t h . Le* little hand-book entitled "U- the reredos formed entirely every Democrat be present. niversity Education, whufcifc of t spruce a g a i n s t which Yours Anxious to please, —Mr. George Hayes. . <»f means a n J how t o get iL ,'-\! fetood o u t the a l t a r cross Milligan, Tenn., sp»nt sever­ masses of white and pink WILL W. HOLSCLAW. a l d a y s in the county recent­ —The Board of Education, rhododendron. A stund of county commissioners and ly a m o n g his Watauga luxuriant potted p l a n t s Board of Pension Examiners friends. stood in the chance! and sus­ were in session Monday. —Or. Hogshead, of Banner Prof. Fran curb t h e popular pended from t h e arched Elk was in town Thursday. county Supt., made his re­ root of the. church was a Vicks' Seeds Contain the Germ of Life. The Dr. is a s t r o n g Demo­ port t o the Board of Educa­ handsome marriage bell of FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. c r a t and a polished gentle- tion a synopsis of which he mountain ive.y. The bride wore a stylish An v has promised our readers. Vick's Floral Guide, 1894, travelling costume of blue People from all the sections — We a r e very sorry t o '~j The Pionssr Catalog*, of V.|.taMo. and Flowers. wool tastily combined with 7 Contain. 112 lingo. 8x10 1-2 In., with pf thecofinty a r e complain­ s t a t o t h a t o u r friend PI B. Fonr Grand descriptions that describe, not mislead; silk and velvet and she never Yellow Globo ing of the failure of the grass Miller, whose name has ap­ POPPIES lllu.trat Ions that instrnct, not exaggerate ban vara Seed, $1.00 Onion The Coverischnrmlng in harmonious blendper pound. Shirley, in her life looked handsomer. Ing of water color prints In green and white. —. . „..W With a gold background,—a dream of benutv. Brilliant, crop. Meadows and p a 8 - peared several times recently 32 pngesof Novelties printed In gdlfferent col­ KOYRLTltCS. Shecarried the dainty French ors. All the leading noveltlea and the. best of tures a r e both very short. the old varieties. These hard times von cannot Branching After, in connection with his candi­ handkerchief used years ago Over 1500 Plant. afford to run any risk. Buy IIONKMT Hibiscus, Sunset, you will receive For SO CJte. OOODH where It Is not necessary toFITI.I. Dahlia, Kthcl Tick, 'Mrs. MolIieVeach and lliss dacy for Sheriff, had the mis­ by Mrs. G. N. Folk a t her IHEAHIIRK. adver­ See Vick*B Flotise that Vick's seeds grow, this Is known the Doable Anemone, •al Guide. world over, and also thnt the harvest pays. A Annie Dobbin, of Elk X fortune, while in town on own wedding. very little spent for proper seed will savegro- Charmer Pea, i, A cer'sand doctor's bills. Many concedeVick's New Potatoes. ltoads, spent several d a y s in Monday, t o get into a little ~S > Floral Guide the handsomest catalogue for AmoDg the tasteful and 1894. If YOU luven flne garden mam mmrfw now, with 10 cents, II yon love a nuc gnnieu send address now. which may !>e d- dieted from first order, fry 53SO Cash Prt*«* for Potato*. Vlekaf Serdu «!• may he <1 «cte<l from first order KW $SB0 Cash Prim for 1 town last week the guests "fist and skull" affray with ueautiful presents t h a t were not Oisiippolnt. Tbey *»"""! they Flourish, they • » wwvvw Abnodowtly. Produce MU.O » »» ; Brow. '""V Mr. Harve Da vis a respected received may be mentioned qf Capt. Coffev. Rochester, N.Y. several heir-looms o f the —There is seldom a failure citizen of Bald Mountain. in the cherry crop in Boone. —We hope the Democrats Councill iamily presented by J> This season, however, there will attend the primaries in Mrs. G. N. Folk a u n t of the is scarcely a cherry on the each township and g e t t h e groom. The high esteem in numerous trees in the village, voice of the people a s t o the which both the bride and choice for the different candi­ groom were held by the en­ —The editor had the pleas­ dates t o be elected this fall. tire community was shown ure of joining in holy oonds The primaries for July 1 3 t h forth by the crowd assembled of Wedlock a t his residence JfcSrTHK DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR is t o select delegates t o the a t s o early a n hour t o offer o n last S a t u r d a y evening Congressional and Judicial congratulations a n d the Mr. W a t t VV. Day and Miss norm*AO W IS 1HE IIAK rlO SUBSCRIBE Conventions a t Wilkesboro many friends of both join in Zora Sanders. hearty wishes t h a t theirs and f en oir. —Married on the 28th fast, —The "Norris boys" of may be a long, happy a n d -VI a t Sands, N. C.Charlie Hodg­ Meat Camp, brought Joe successful life. ,, A few moments after the es t o Miss Carrie, daughter Jackson into town Monday n* ceremony was over the bridal o f ; T i l t h F . Brown. Rev, and lodged him in jail. Jack­ p a r t y left for Lenoir en rout^ S h e r w o o d p e r f o r m i n g t h e son is a n outlaw and was for Battery P a r k , Asheville, v ceremony. G. wanted a t Greensboro where N. C. —The "Glorious F o u r t h " a reward of f>50 was offered Presiden t Cornut of France ret All ton •n«»» of Ok. murjut trtyWHteMMiti passed off almost wholely for him. I t is also stated w a s r e c e n t l y s t a b b e d a n d elite.OONOHRHCBA ftndGt.ntlT la! tet d.yt. H* ithe.ttenfmentnecet.Hry. Nete»c.li»*« eavn my Injurious sftet cff.tts. Price, ft. Bold unobserved by o u r people. t h a t he cut a policeman in killed in Lyons by a n Anar­ V druggists. ««»•«!» •»8W?«akK S e v e r a l h o w e v e r , t r e a t e d High l'oint and #100 was chist., new turnpike, which is one of the r.jost delightful drives in the Western p a r t of the State. - BRYAN'S SAY I Ayer's Sarsaparilla Has cured others, will cure you OF COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST: Of Course Yo" Want the Cheapest. ~ ' wim iwcciiw, , , _ THiw IS NO HUM LUG TO DRAW TRADE! I MEANBtJSINESS. -o1 rom now until the first d a y of April I will sell iny stock of CLOTHING AND - OVERCOATS At 1 0 per cent above COST.!' If you don't think I mean it come and look through iny STOCK It wont cost you one cant it you dont purchase. I have a large 8f.oek and want to get rid of it before spring. M- CALL AND LOOK! I would call your, attention to the big cut in prices in my other lines; M JAMES VICK'S SONS .A* > , \ • KINCHN1 W.I, BRYIN, g o oo 00...0.0 OO O 0.0 � 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/. 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/d3f1b4459b489d5e1049bb76db0eb51b.pdf 7561852e300b89e2c33dd8a6300ec424 PDF Text Text VOL (> BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY JULY, 12, 1894, NO. 39. AN to the SliigrgArd. OLD WORI) ETIQUETTE. LETTER. in Washington several .years Let the People Say. "Go to the ant, thou slug­ In Sweden, if you address ago that wiil probably make Who objects to a Senator­ From our Regular Correspondent. gard, consider his ways and the poorest person on the them tnoie careful jn the ial primary to test the wishes future about believing every of the whole Democratic par­ be wise, is the Scriptural way street you must lift your Chairman Wilson, of the is the scriptural way of pre­ hat, says the Philadelphia House Ways and Means com statement they see in the ty? Who is afraid of the senting a proposition which Press. The same courtesy is mittee, is on hand,apparent­ newspapers cf the class which people? Why can't ilie has engaged the attention of insisted upon if you pass a ly completely restored to make a practice of printing Democrats of North Caroli­ practical business men, the lady 011 the straightway. To hea'lh, ready to take charge the sensation first and as­ na do as the Democrats of The following letter gives you man of affairs and the man enter a reading room or a an idea of how the Policy Hold­ of the tariff bill as soon as it certaining its truthfulness Illinois and other States who makes himself felt as he bank with one's hat on is re­ ers of the get H back to the House. Like afterwards. A newspaper of have done? Wh.\ can't the jogs his weary way down the garded as a bad breach of the skillful commander lie this class had a story to the legislature trust the people turnpike of life since The time manner?. T o place your has shown himself to be Mr effect that the President «.f their own counties. But A DAM delivered and E VE in hand 011 the arm of a lady is are satisfied with the result of Wilson declines to publicly would gladly issue another they say it has not been cus­ their investment. trod need the syrup of figs as a grave and objectionable express his own opinion cf $50,000,000, of bonds if he tomary. Let me tell those a remedy for that "tired feel­ familiarity. GREENVILLE, S. C., Sept. 4,1893. the Senate amendments to were certain thev could l e that it will be customary in W.J. KOODEY, Rock Hill.S. C., ing" that was prevalent there In Holland a lady is expect Dear Sir :—In reply to youra of the the bill or to sn.v what he placed without trouble. a few years to el«ct the Sena 28th of July, giving me results of my ab >ut. in t hose days. ed to retire precipitately if Tontine Policy iu the Equitable, thinks will he the result of These two bankers filled with tors directly by the people. And the sluggard— would say that 1 am more than pleased she should enter a store or a conference on those amend­ patriotism and a desire to Again one paper is absurd with the result. I have decided to Well, notwithstanding the restaurant where men are take the cash surrender value of my ments. Whatever position profitably invest the money enough to argue that it is policy. Let me know at once what fact, that he has been ad 111011 congregated. She waits un­ to do. I have been out of town for taken by the conferees on of their customers came at unconstitutional. Who pro­ ished to go to. the ant for til they have transacted some time. Very truly, the part of the House, who once to Washington ana posed anything but an unof­ L. M. BOLLIN. Hie past six thousand years, their business and departed. will, of course, be headed by went to the White House, ficial test box to get at the The sooner you secure a policy he has not yet found time to Ladies seldom lise in Spain Chairman Wilson,will he the where they proceeded to sur­ will of the Democratic parly, the sooner you will derive the consider the ways of that cel­ to receive a male visitor,and benefit and the less it will cost result of mature considera­ prise President. Cleveland by in case it carries the legisla­ ebrated insect nor has t h e tl.e.y rarely accompany him you. Write for facts dnd fig­ tion on the part of Speaker offering to take that entire ture? Just as well argue ures to-day. Address bond issue. Mr. Cleveland that Governor Carr is not lesson of its pi udence and in­ to the door. For a Spaniard W. J. RODDEY, Manager, :er, / Crisp and the" leading LVmodustry yet penetrated theout to give a lady—even his wife i For the Carolina*, Rock Hill, 1s±\ erats of the House, with assured them that there was Governor, because a Demo er crust, of his dense a 11 d —his arm when out walking whom Mr. Wilson has been not the slightest foundation era tic convention re-elected moss-grown brain, which the is looked upon as a decided iti almost constant consult­ for the bond issue story; 1 hat ii 111 before the people elected J'ROFESSIONAL. weeds of idleness and bram­ violation of propriety. ation since his return to the administration had not him. bles of vice ha ve taken pos­ In Persia, among the aris| But they do not stop to Washington. The one prom contemplated a n y further W. II. COUNC1LL, J it. session of and through which tocracy, a visitor sends no­ i n e n t D e m o c r a t w h o h a s issue of bonds and that there look at the advantages of the clear sunlight of thought tice an hour or two before A TTORNEY AT L A/V. bten entirely left out of these was no reason in anything the primary. What a full never enters. calling, and gives a day's no Boone, N. C. consultations is President now known to expect that vote it will bring out! \\ hat The s 1 ugga rd—yes, he is t he tice if the visit is one ofgiea Cleveland, and he has been there would be any necessity union and strength it w 111 same old hum he was a half importance. He is met by W. II. COUNCILL, M. I). left out in accordance with for the question to Reconsid­ give us! Every time Rich­ million of years ago—the servants before he reaches Boone, N. C. his own wishes. He does not ered at any time in the fu­ ard Dole, our candidate for same blot upon creation, the the house, and other consid­ Resident Physician. Office wish to have it said that he ture. Surely that ought to the legislature, is asked who same private gritf. the same erations are shown him ac­ on King Street north of Post took sides with either the he sufficient to settle the he is for for Senator, he will cording to relative rank. The matter, but all the same say, "I will vote for the man loin I and public nuisance. Office. House or Senate in what He is the corner grocery left, and not the right is con­ may be quickly settled friend that bond issue story will whom a majority of the loafer—the man who hangs sidered the position of hon­ V I M P U K W , 13' controversy or may devel­ continue to lie printed in one Democrats of my county say, around a saloon all day an 1 or. op into a bitter wrangle. form or another, as it has as shown by th-» primary on who, when some fellow that AllOllSEY A1 LAW, No Turk vviHejiter a sitting However, no one who is at been from time to time, by the day of election." This he knows or does not know MARION. N. C room with dirt^ shoes. The will avoid much strife and all familiar with President those v.*ho know its falsity. Senator llama's program­ save thoeuands of votes to enters and rails for a drink, upper classes Wear tight-fit­ —(o)— < Cleveland's public utterances, pats the new comer familliar- ting shoes, with galoches me has so often been upset the f ieket. Will practice in the courts ol not. to mention his private ly on the shoulder, enquires over them. The latter, which Watauga, Ashe, Mitchell, McDow­ conversations, on the tariff and changed by circumstan­ But one thing had just as ell and all itlier counties in the question,can have any douhi ces over which he had no con well lie understood. Should with genuine solicitude after receive all the dirt and dust, western district i®"S|>eciHl at ten trol that he deserves great a small element in the party his temporal welfare a n d are left outside the door. The tioii given to the collection ol as to which of the two—the keeps close at his elbow un­ Turk never washes in dirty claime."^* original Wilson bill or the credit for not having lost prevent the people having a til the new comer, who wants water. Water is poured over amended Senate bill—he pre­ heart entirely before now. It chance to express their pre­ to shake him and who knows his hands, so that when pol­ W. B. Councill X. 1). T. C. Blackburn. is his present intention if the ference, I tell them the candi­ fers. There are good reasons Iloonc, X. C. Zlonrillc, X. C. the quickest way, asks him luted it runs away. for the belief that the Demo­ final vote on the tariff hill be dates for the Legislature will t o "take something," which In Syria the people never Councill & Blackburn, crats of the House will stand not reached 011 Tuesday to he surely "called out." They invitation is always accept­ take off their caps or turbans up for the original Wilson compel the Senate to hold a will have to say who they ed. when entering the house or bill, and it can be set down session on the Fourth of are for for Senator. How And then he sits down and visiting a. friend, but they al­ 99*Calls attended at al as certain that the protec­ July, but, of course, it all de many ballots will they vute waits for the next victim. ways leave their shoes at the tion amendmentt of the Sen­ pends on the vote of the Sen­ for him, or will tliey stick to hours.~*&& And so helivesand breaches door. There are no mats ate will never be accepted in ate as to whether his Inten­ him as long as he is in the and has his being. June 1,'93. or scrapers outside iand the Will they pay their 1 heir present shape. There tion can be carried out. In field? Nor is the saloon the only floors inside arc eoueied with E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. is no longer any talk of even the absence of a unanimous fare to Raleigh? How do place where t. h e sluggard expensive rugs, kept very an attempt being made to agreement as to when t lie fi­ they stand on the silver ques finds ox istence ea sy and w here clean in Moslem houses and have the House agree to all lial vote shall betaken there tioii ? Do they take the he may be daily seen holding- used to kneel upon while say of the Senate amendments in is nothing in the rules of the Southern view of taat plank down the oast chair in the ing prayers.—Ex. ATTORNOA'S A T LAW, hulk. There never was any Senate to prevent a Senator in the Chicaga platform ? Did establishment from 8 o'clock The Man Out of Work. BOONE, N. C foundation for such talk, be­ getting the floor and speak­ they approve of the uncondi­ in the morning till otherwise To those overtaken by ad­ VST Special attention given ing for the rest ol the week, to the colhtiou ofclaims.lSl yond the imaginations of if so disposed. Senator Aid- tional repeal of the Sherman offensive to honest folk, to versity my advice is, lie tem­ act? And many more such some people who would like whom he is a perpetual and perate, keep in good spirits rich, who has been the leader questions. L. L. GREENE, & CO., to see the matter disposed of ana do not under any cir­ constitional eyesore. of the Republicans in the tar­ As the immortal Vance in that way. The village drug store is cumstances despair. Be sure iff fight, said this morning REAL ESTATE AG'TS. The Georgians in Congress that so far as he knew no Re said, the party is immortal, perhaps most annoyed with to go to bed early, as a per­ ROONE, N. C. are beginning to get some­ publican Senator would make and the people are with it. this human parasite, and son overtaken by misfortune what worked up over the another set speech on the Let us then trust the people, .while there are fewer of the requires more rest than at Will give special attention bill and that he saw no rea and try not to str.fle their species in Lynchburg than in any other time. Be sure to to abstracts of title, the sale election of a Senator to suc­ son why a vote could not be will, and a greater victory W li e n of Real Estate in W. N. C. ceed Mr. Walsh. other towns of its size, there eat solid food ana plenty of readied sometime Tuesday. Those having farms, timber Speaker Crisp declined the No good reason existed that than we have yet achieved are enough to make live peo­ it, as it is necessary to keep and tnineial lands for sale, proffered appointment to fill prevented a vote being reach will await us in November — ple weary, and to suggest up strength. Look forward, will do well to call on said Co. the unexpired tei 111 of the ed long ago. but we all know Working Democrat. the ant in a way not to be and never look backward, at Boone. late Senator Colquitt, it was that it hasn't been reached. and remember the world was 1 Coxeyites. disregarded. Starving L. L. G11EE.\ & CO. generally supposed that he A l'lin on Frank Hatton. The .young man who loafs created tor all human beings March 16,1893. Washington, J u ne 27.—The therei»v secured what the When the late Frank Hatmembers of the commonweal around some other man's alike, and that it is capable NOTICE. boys call 4 a lead pipe cinch"' ton was sworn in as post­ samp at Highland camps/ire store all day, puffing a cigar of providing you a good liv­ Hotel Property for Sme. on the full term, although it master general, one of his on tlie verge of starvation. or watching the ashes fall ing, which will surely be ob­ On account of failing health was then known that Repre­ newspaper friends 111 Wash­ gracefully from a cigarette, tainable by working in the of myself and wife, I otfer for sale sentative Turner would pro!) ington sent out the following Frye and 200 men dined on dispatch, which was consul half a loaf of bread ana a cup while his mother and sisters right direction. The biggest my hotel property in the town of Boone, North Carolina, and will ably be a candidate. Several ered by the subject of it the of coffee each the first night are at home working to sup­ fortunes have grown from sell low for cash and make terms days, ago, however, Senator cleverest pun that had ever small beginnings, as does the port him— to suit the buyer, and will take Walsh made a manly an­ been made on his name: of their arrival, and silica Well, such a young irian, oak grow from H small acorn. real or personal property in ex­ nouncement of his candidacy. "The administration decided then have lived on bread and change, Apply soon. today to keep its Hatton in water until this afternoon, and the Earth can name sev­ Industry, perseven nee and W. L . BRYAN. Speaker Crisp has not indi­ cabinet meetings for the re­ when they were donated a eral without going very far, pluck will cause a man, how­ cated whether he will be a mainder of the presidential should be— ever great the misfortune SOI ICE. hindquarter of a c a l f . If Well, sent to the ant or to which may have overtaken candidate or not, and one of term. If asked if it means Parties putting papers in means of subsistence are not my hand for execution will his closests personal friends any tiling, simply say the given them soon they declare some other place until he him, to rise, phemxlike., from learned w i s d o rn. In the weather is getting colder, please advance the fees with has just assured me that and the president is only their intention of marching meantime he should be con the ashes and snatch victory the papers and they will re­ Mr. Crisp has not yet decided showing proper care for the into this city and all getting stantl.v deliberately a n (1 out of defeat.—Henry Clews. ceive prompt attention, other the matter. systematically head of the postoffice de­ arrested as V H grants. wise they will be returner! &&~One dollar pays fa" th> Sat down upon.—Lynch­ Two N. Y. bankers ofprom partment.''—Sa n I ra ncisco not executed for the want of 1 ®S~Pay your subscription. burg Earth. i Democrat >ncye 'r. Argonaut. fees. D. F. BAIRD SHPF. inence had an experience Read and Heed 1 WASHINGTON Equitable Life J. Physicians & Surgeons. I LOVILL & FLETCHER �The Watauga Democrat. A DEMOCRATIC family newspaper, devoted to the interest ot Coun­ ty State ano Nation, Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa tauga Count v. N . C. Moody on Whiskey. Mr. Moody, in one of his recent great meetings in Washington; preaching from the text, "Be not deceived; God is not mocked. For whatever a man shall sow that also shall he reap," re ferred to whiskey by way of illustration. He said: "Yon cannot sow whiskey without reaping drunkards. A man cannot sell whiskey without reaping drunken­ ness. If I sold a drink of whiskey to a man, that man would sella drink of filename to my sun, or one of my kins men, and I would surely reap what 1 had sown. No man who sells whiskey is pure a no happy. Ha has a skeleton in the closet somewhere. He has some relative who is a drunkard. I do not say this to denounce the saloon keep­ er. I simply want to remon­ strate with them and plead with them to quit the busi­ ness. Don't sell out. Don't sell the stuff. Knock out the bung and let it waste. Don't let any man talk to me about his Christianity while he has connection with the traffic. No man lias ever been in the business but who has been cursed for it in vai ions ways No man should rent his prop erty, at no matter how high a figure, for a saloon. 1 he man who does this will reap just at surely as the man who sells the whiskey. I am talking facts, not poetry. I once knew a man who rented property to a rumseller, hecause the temptation of the rent was too much for him to withstand and all thesons of the renter, four of t hem, died drunkards. Let us see what kind of seed we are sow nig. ways and the strikers, nlj must be restored to their old positions and no wages shall he cut nor shall discriminations be made. "Third—The General Man­ agers' Association has been made common cause with the Pullman Company and we can't settle with either side. There must he agree­ ment. with both or none." This statement was made after an interview with Mr. Peter Studebaker. A Complicated Case. "What can I do for you?" asked the lawyer. ' It is (lis way," said the tough young man, putting his cigar stub in his pocket and hanging his leg over the con er of the table. "1 live on Mississippi street. Se j ? An Kitty—(bit's me steady— she usty to live on Tennessee st eet. See? An, say, since dey changed de name of it. she don't live on Tennessee street no more. She resides on Capitol avenue. Catch on? An since she is begun residin on Capirol avenue she says n bloke fiomM'ssissippi street ain't good enough ro trot in her class and gimme the shake. Kin 1 sou the city few damages, er kin I?" The lawyer has the case tin dee consideration.—Indiunn- polis Journal. Prendergnst to Hang. Chicago, July 3.—The jury in Judge Paine's Court, after two hours deliberation this afternoon, returned a verdict fining Patrick Eugene Pren­ dergnst not insane or a luna­ tic, and therefore responsible for the murder of Carter Har­ rison. If no o t h o r legal teeliicality intervenes the as­ sassin will be hanged July 13lh next. Luther Benson, the temper ance orator, declares that nothing on earth makes a man feel better than a drink of whiskey. Has Mr. Benson THE REASON WHY. ever experimented with iwo The Danville, Va., Register drinks? wants to know why it is that the people of Virginia pay Bob Herndon, a former #4.50 per capita for their law partner of Abe Lincoln, State government, while in and deemed much the more North Carolina the cost is brilliant man of the two, has only #1.99 per capita. It is been sent to the poor house because North Carolina has in Ohio. the most honest and the NOTICE. most economical State gov­ ernment of any in the Union. By virtue of four executions It is because the salaries she issued from the Superior pays her State officers are Court of Watauga county on the '20th day of June, 1894, small; it is because her legis­ in favor of Jordan & Scott lators are paid very little and against W. H. Blackburn more than their expenses, it and E. B. Miller for #20.02 is because there is no jobbery with interest an 1 cost; one on in the public business, it is the 29th day of June 1894 in favor of W. L. Bryan and because the business of the against E. B. Miller tor #15.State is managed with that 92 with interest and cost and pains-takinc care and econ­ one for a hill of cost in Die omy that the most prudent c a s e o f E M . C h u r c h a n d and conservative business wife vs. E. B. Miller, princi­ man gives hi* private affairs. pal and VV. R. Miller sunty, for the sum of #35.30, a n d That is why North Carolina one for a hill of cost in t h e has the best and cheapest case of II. A. Dobbin vs. E. government in the United B. Miller in the sum of #29.States, and she owes it all to 15, I will sell to the highest the Democratic party. Don't bidder for cash at the court house door in Boone, N. C., let that be forgotten \—Mor- on the 6th day of Aug. '94, gnmon Herald. Pretident DebsCs Terra. Chicago, July. —President Debs said this afternoon; "A sett emeut will be made on these terms only: "First—There must he an armistice between Mr. Pull­ man and his employees on a basis satisfactory t o t h e men (they are willing to ac­ cept a reasonable compro­ mise) an 1 all the men must be taken back to work. "Second—There must bean adjustment between the rail- it being the 1st Monday in said month the following de­ scribed tract or parcel of land which has been levied on by me as the property of E. B. Miller to satisfy said execu­ tions. To wit: one tract of land lying and being mostly on the west side of the Pine Orchard and Riddle's Knob mountains, on the waters of Long Hope creek in saic Co., adjoining the lands of A. F. Davis, II. W. Fin ley and B. R. Brown and others contain ing 525 acres more or less and known as the Steele lands. This June 23, 1894. D. F. BAIRD, Sheriff. -CLOSES!g* HANDSALE. Superior Court Watauga Co., James G. Rose \ s. Thus. A. Hagaman and wile, James P. Hagaman and wife Sa­ rah Hagaman Commission ers. As commissioner appointed by the court in the case of James (i. Rose against Thos. A. Hagaman and wife Nannie C. and Sarah Hagaman, widow of Thos. Ha­ gaman ded , I will sell to t h e highest bidder for cash at the court house door in Boone on the 6th day of Aug. 1894, it be­ ing the first Mon lay in s a i <1 month, the following valuable tracts of land lying and being in the county of Watauga: First tract lying on Watauga River ad joining the lands of A. lb Mast, Jacob Wagner and others known as the Thos. A. Hagaman farm, the same containing 284 acres more or less. For the bounds of this land reference is hereby made to book of' mortgages, pages 540 -41-42, register's office Watauga ( ounty. Tract No. 2 as allotted to J. P. Hrigaman out of the re­ al estate of Thos. Hagaman, sr., dcd. as one of the heirs of said Hagaman lying on the waters of Brushy Fork creek adjoining the lands of J, L. Ilayes, Z. Adams and others, contoining 75 acres more or less. 3rd tract lying on the waters of Brusl.y Fork creek being lot No. 1 as allotted to Sarah Hagaman out of the real estate of Thos. Hagaman dcd. as her part of his ei fate as his wid­ ow, the same adjoining the lands of Z. Adams. J. it. Hagaman and others and containing 75 acres more or less. For calls of the last two mentioned tracts of land ref­ erence is hereby had to book of mortgages pages 540-41-42 Reg­ ister's office Watauga comity. Sale of the aforesaid lands will lie made to satisfy a judgment in fa vor of the plaintiff Jus. (1. Rose, against the defendants Thos. A. Hagaman, J. P. Hagaman and others obtained otspringterm of Superior Court Watauga county, 1891. for the sum of #4,000 as principle with interest on same from April 2nd, 1889 until paid and cost of action. Said judg­ ment is subject to credits as fol­ lows: Jan. 26th, '92, #625; Ap­ ril 28th, '93, #286.59, Oct. 23rd '93, #526.50. Title in Ice sim­ ple will be made" to the purchas­ er. This June 28th 1894. J. F. SPAIN'JOUR, Commissioner, 7'J v?ACTr FA I A COMPLETE NEWS PER The Bride of the North Curoli 11a Tress. 2 IS THE 3 M| 1" BREATM ©F LIFE- Do you want to aid in buildfUh up a paper that ahull reflect, the I SPRAY OULB emcn' of air and — greatest credit on North Caroli­ <r n/ .waterj without = _ _ it there can be no na, 110 matter where it may be MOUTHlife. 8PE0IJIQji seen? Then patronize SS> PUCE. OXYGEN is a 3 « e,. OVERMAN'S SPECIFIC OXYGEN! Oiffi^l CD '• JpR T hie P RECAUTION YESS1TY i. • Ltoom. Machine Shop, .-<h<:i>*, anil auy •ii o or clotht-g arc use sea. 'vu-foil by .11 to bo tbo>"*«t r> >o.»o «v-»" invented. V,' J»niCHB AT ONCE. lifts fiiTg S Supply Co., ' ' -T! Stt-ae4.. 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AK'tJ:. tajStTunaM pnv Biai«|dnoo 'awnsnonra \to{}»aaiptti 'tqjninw tajno linuwaid sj 'SHHXXIfl KOMI S.y.WO»IU •PN»Q JOVM ox«l pinoifB 'dn Stq . oq.w JI NUIPIUP JO 'OTUO} B KNIPWN 8310V1 Cavnntp, and Crude-Marks obtained, and all Pat­ ent business conducted for Moderate Fees. Our Giftco is Oppne^e U. S. Patent Office. •" and we can secure patent in less time than those remote from Washington. Send model, draw ing or photo., with descrip­ tion. Wendvire, if patentable or tint, free of charge. Our fee not due till patent. I* poeitrn'' A Paimphlet.'"Ilow t o Obtain P a t e n t s , A name* of actual clients in your State, couiil' • towp, sent free. Address, C.A.SNOW&CGl Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. (SJ _ �XllU ?!/atuil r 3. ilGHiOCl?t !* OMr 'thousand to six thou- now before the House, what jgirls and b o y s were ndmiruW AlvU . I j ! !sand men employed. It is re- , changes nro yet to «»e made, I biv rendered. B u t we m u s t i A r<-1111*<iy tor (]ir-mtsc m e<i (le 10 -<ai P°''I Pfl > thai most of these 110 one kmaws/but asregards not v orget t o merit ioq 1 he bility, especially for thosedls 1 hursany July 7^, !• J . j K trikers are men from the old the sugar schedule there is L 11 le Ones, which have ' -u ; eas(-s yvhit h pltywiciaiiis hum ^ 'countries with communistic bill: little doubt- that it will under t he instruct ion o< t h a t proiiouiiccd iijcui nble^, ^ b rom the 1 opic we.clip the ideas, who do not care for be lowered and may be put experienced a n d ohrist.ain We give In-law a lew of the foliow ing communication property or country. The back OP the free list. | the many letters w hich we teacher Miss dermic i a t a - y. w ritten by our old friend and situation is serious in the i ha ve received, and which w\5 The part they took in the <•-•:Thttt Tired Feelingpublish with the eonse -iit of correspondent "N.N.' which extreme •ind will in all prob­ Is a dangerous condition ecisesreflected h o n o r o n t in m I he writers w ho are eonvinc^ speaks the sentiment of the ability cause much blood directly due to depleted or selves, and proved t h a t they ; eel that such a remedy as we Democrats of this county so shed in addition 10 Hie great impure blood. 1t should not were well trained in S a b b a t h ha ve described has been found well we republish it. We as­ destruction of property. be allowed to'continue, as in school. Oh! for more enter in Compound Oxygen TreaRits debilitv the system is es­ sure the friends of Hon. flort ! ment of Dry. Sturkev & Pntainments like this to help Thecoming campaign calls pecially liable to serious at­ len. H Bower that this counry is all build upour-SabbathH--!.MO!S. for every true Democrat to tacks of illness. Hood's Bur­ arid t o remove bashful ties-; O. K., and will soon send up •"My daughter was ciur-d ( f come to the front. It is ap- sa purilfu is the remedy lor from o u r children. S u cess a delegation to the Conven Asthma hy one ti ratia cut otcom such a condition, and also parant to all observers that to the D EMOCRAT. pound Oxygen, af-er sefiMing tion in his favor, and further for that weakness which pre­ G . H. H AUSTIN*. the Third party' is not in it'' vails at thechange ofseason, for fifteen years, ED. H. WIJLUS, will say that the county will, Tyler, Texas. Ayer's Rills promptly re­ as before, give ilort a good as a p a r t y, having no climate or life. strength to make any show­ Hood's Pills ai e purely veg move the causes of sick and "I used your compound- Oxy­ Democratic majority: ing as an independant party e t a 1) 1 e, carefully prepared nervous headaencs. These gen about a year and a halt a "I notice in THE T OPIC of Rills speedily correct irregu­ Way f o r m a l a r i a g o . 1 neglected t o tell y o n j ; t June 27th that the eighth organization. There is a from the best ingiedients. larities of the stomach, liver, finrmo t he great benefit I received frflh'J strong appeal from the Re­ 25c. district Congressional con­ and bowleg, and are the mild ..tousi Sarsapariliu Makes Pure its use. 1 have not been troub­ From Alio, N. C. led wiih ca.ta.n-Ji since.—F. VV. Elood nnd Cures Malaria. est and most reliable cathar­ vention is called to meet in publican partv to the Third It Is with pleasure we call attention t.c party to come into the Re­ A( l i t o r D e m o r n i t : tic in use. No one should be the testimonial of Mr. thutM. Jk«:k, who Is well Revels. Syracuse University Sy­ Wilkesboro July 25th, 1894 A. racuse, N. Y. known I11 Klc: l<!n, asul to tho travtU5ii;j- public, Please give me space in without them. tj nominate a candidate to publican ranks a n d help h i \'h;; "1 r . em s been a railroad pas-i»*n:.;er coik heat the Democrats. If the your paper to give you a few Send for hook of two handled NOilfti. | duet >i- and liter, ticketn»eubsvt .I.icUsoiivUte. represent the district in thf I "C. l.-Ii-i.-Kl & C'.:., Lowell, Mans,: Third party people are hon­ items from this vicinity, in pages tor tin 1 herinformatioii, (t h o4th Congress. The conven­ H a v i n g seized the follow ing "fcjoino three Or ; >nr i1e.:n.s"igo I wrote to ytm est in their demands foi free order that we may be heard p r o p e r t y , t o wit: t w o g r a y hi reference to the good my hoy hud denied tiuionials, etc, A hook sent free, tion should nominate a good from tli-> use of ilred's rtiirsa-xirllla, and new Home 'J'leatment sen! out by ex­ und available man and that coinage and reforms that of once and a while by your it >rsos 4 nnd 5 y e n i s o l d . o n e ahow ie.c to sty that tho same boy ami his press ti) ie vised at home.. Offhte i w o - l u r s e w a g o n with Im - mother became charaeturizes their organiza­ kind readers. Treatment administered here.V man is our Ilort Bower. He Profir&tec? With fdslarla tion they cannot vote the Farmers are very busy bat ness a n d 5 7 g a l l o n s of corn and flood's Sarsuparllla has again been used proved himself available in whLkey, a n d h a v i n g duly' a<i wl:h satisfactory results. I do not bollev. y.,u '92 when he gained the vic­ R e p u b l i c a n t i c k e t . I t h a s tling with sheep sorrel, grass vertised for t h e c l a i m a n t of can (hid a much hotter looking eh.i!! for i.i < age, 1520 Arch St. Philadelphia Pa. ever been said that oil and etc. Oats are looking finely t h e same—no o n e a p p e a r i m eight years, than our hoy- For (Ids picture ol 120 Suiter St. San Fr; ncl£co, Cal. tory over thecombinedforces he ;,n-< also water will not mix, with the and corn is looking well con­ t o claim said p r o p e r t y , I her- thedth his mothermost valuemyself ..ttrihuln It to Ricase meid ion this ]>aper. uso of that hie re;.::-, y, Ilood's of the Republicans and Third same consistency it can he sidering past weather. Our by g i v e notice t h a t I will oi Karsaparllla. His trouble hefor t:d ii. • Hie partyites. His Congression­ a genfer for s a l e tin* a b o v e d e s e r i b r meillolne was au ahiletion with bolls, nndcourse Of al record shows that he has said that Republicanism and Sabbath Schools are good in ed p r o p e r t y t o t h e highest oral hrcaUiii'T out all <\yor his1 body..<•. weak and from such suffering liu: < hlM worn Hon. W. H. H. Cowles' Populism cannot mix. We t hns community. I aurel Fork bidder for cash m t he town AT5T T® A".'J ft ? L' 2 I L. B i 1 c $*?"- isa- ' Yfc'O political mantle with hjnor. know that there are true sub Church has seventy nnmewet, of Boone o n J u l y L(>, 1 8 9 l M Var *<:J stkil O'i'J He has worked well as an en­ stnntial men who have es­ rolled, and is well attended. between t h e h o u r s of 1 0 a . in a geiierr.l prostration of the system was a natu­ poused the cause of the Pop­ Friendship Church has thir­ a n d 3 p. 111. T h e whiskey wih ral result. Wo again resorted to Hood's S irssr tered apprentice and fellow \vc wish tocall atteid ion 1 oour The word grati­ ulists ideas, ha ving an hon­ ty names enrolled, they aie lie sold subject t o t h e t n x a n d parllla with wondt-nul success. feelings toward tude but poorly expresses our craft. Let 11s re-elect him ii»e of second-hand c o s t thereon. J u l v 5 , 1 8 9 4 . flood's Sarsaiwrllla." A. M. BKCK, Cebuoro, and he will prove himself a est desire to better t lien- having n good school, and M. 10. Carter, Col. 5 Diat. N. C. Florida. Ih- sure to get Hood's. • uggies, Carts, wagons, country's condition, many there is life in it. By R. L. Council), i). C. Hood's Pills set easily, yet promptly and master workman. He will efficiently, on tho liver and bowels. a3c. iltioks, Harness Etc, I had the pleasme of visit­ be the right man in the right rf the demands of the Popu­ NOTICE. •:r'xv;Tf mn n (V tT -? lists are iu unison wit h Dem­ ing a Sabbath school concert place. If there ever was a 4 V 1v 7 —i u'.X JJLi They arc almost good as new, By virtue of the power con time for the Democratic par­ ocratic principles, while ot h­ at Friendship Church last ed in a mortgage d.;<-d oxcuur and persons wishing to buy c-<jfl| EY. ty to nominate and elect our er of their demands are con­ Sabbath gotten up by Miss to me by Benton MilLrand win .-'.enure bargains l>v c tiling on ns. trary to everything known Jennie Matney a n d Mrs. on the 27th day of Juiy 1:893 t.<> (o) \\ e have a big lot of NEW very best men, now is tieoefore in 011 r government M. C. Sliull, which proved to secure Mm payment of a note o! Oan of the great secrets in ma time. $118 28. due and payable the BUGGIES. WAGONS, CARTS, king money is to know how t< While we have many good and would in our opinion be a grand success. T h e 27th of Oct. 1 893, 1 will on tin s.j,ve it. Tile principal waytosav HARNESS Ac subvert the underlying prin­ Church was beautifully decor­ 1st Monday iu Aug. 1894. it !>••and available Democrats money is to buy that which \ )ii oil hand, which will lie sold on ciples of a Republican Gov­ ated with ever greens, and ing.t he 6th day of said month, eonsntne from t he party who wiil wh »m we delight to honor, to the highest ernment and ought never to the children wore bougnets soilthe court house bidder tbi-cash (ell you the BJ'hST article for the reasonable terms. If we havenot at door in Boomthere seems to be none more be enpeted into law, nor nev­ and wreaths of lotfes, which the Ian 1 described in said mort­ HI'AST money In order to find got what you want, we uUp­ worthy and competent to he v'ie nhove nnmc.l p irfy i! is veto take pleasure in getting M.njJl er can he. The silver issue added very much to then-ap­ gage deed, being the Miller home! essenti d that you c ill and ex­ our leader and carry the thing for you in our line. W c buy place, known as the G. \V. Triv­ now before the country is the pearance. At 2 o'clock p. m. amine m v immense si oek of direct from manufacturers and Democratic banner to victory et! place in Laurel Creek town­ obsorbing question of the a large crowd gathered, and ship, this county, the same con­ than our Ilort. Without uucan, therefore, give you very d a y . W e h a v e n o m o r e following is the programme: taining 100 acres more or less. dervaluelng the merits of any clew })i ices. For further dcsc.i iption reference doubt but this question will Prayer by Rev. J. M. Mat­ is had to the registration of said true Democrat who may as­ We have a full line of new liar be settled in favor of both ney. The Pilgrim song, by mortgage which will he found in pire to the honor of the nom­ Which is almost complete in ev­ ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev inetals. than we havc of the the school. Our mission by Register's office of Watauga Co.. ery department, consisting ot erythingin the harness line. Can ination, let me repeat that continued exist nice o f our Rev. J. P. Matney. Singing. hook I), pages 333 34-35 and 36 Dry (roods, Notions, Roots arid beat the world on prices. Hort will he the right man Said sale is ma le to satisfy a Government, it is compelled At the Beautiful gateSchool. halanee due on the referred to Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware. in the right place. Watauga Groceries. Saddles. QiieensL '* We will take in exchnngf^ to come soon, the country is Little Learners, by the Lit- note of about $90.00 principal w ir •, Drugs. Fruits. N'nts. will stand as a unite for Bow wit h cost a.t 1d interest to he add­ Btc., Etc., too nurm rons to men­ heirsvs. mules, and alec.gi.i.u bee getting to understand the 0nes. Wayside Ministry. byer to succeed himself. Hur­ cattle. Give us a. call. tion. condition of this money pan­ Miss Nelia Hartley. Singing ed. .1 ntie 2811). 1894. K. L. Shuford, -Mortgagee. rah for Bower and let every ic and it will be set right by If we Knew, by Miss J. MacI hn vc just received the nicest 11 E X K E L , C R A I G X C O . W. B. CpnriciH, A t t y . good man and all Democrats and most complete line of the people, but these great ney. Bible quest ions, hv the TKMTTG'AGE SALE.' give him a helping hand to .Lenoir A. C. financial questions, in such a Bible Class. Singing. Tell It enter the 54th Congress. By v i r t u e of a power of s a l e country as ours, requires again, by the School. No c o n t a i n e d in a certain mort­ N. N. time and patience to right Sects in Heaven, by J. .T. g a g e deed executed t o J. B. That has ever been exhibited to The situation at Chicago, them. This financial trou­ t he cit izens of Boone and sur­ Matney. Singing, Jesus is H o p k i n s by Wm. H. Green roundings, consisting of on account of the great ble is world wide, not only a n d wile o n I he 1 1 Hi, d a y of Mine, by the School. Be Calicoes of all styles and shades strike now going on, is get­ our own but other countries Oct. 1 8 9 3 , for t h e s u m of cause I love you. by Miss N. $ 1 5 0 7 2 with interest nr.d Fancy nnd plain LUAVHS, Clml- AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '94, ting more serious and the are in great distress. The lies, Sattines, Ginghams, NanTriplet. Go Feel what I have cost subject t o a credit of 10 per cent, cut on f -rices. war like demonstrations skies are brightening, mat­ felt, by Miss M. Matney. The $ 6 5 5 7 . a n d registered in sooics. "ham hrays . i ushiner. s,( Henrietns, Bli^'ching. Damask would make us believe thar ters will soon be set right. Burial of Moses, by Miss M. Book '*.!)" p a g e 3 1 0 e t c . in d. ijiery, Sheeting, L'lafds. cot­ S P O T F A S H O R B A R T E R , war of considerable porpoton,-ides, jeans etc. which will The political affairs of the L . S h h l l . S i n g i n g L i t t l e the public records of W a t a u tione was now in full force in NEVER TEN DAYS. g a c o u n t y . I will offer for be sold at reduced pi ices for cash county are taking shape in Ones, by Little ()"es. Sab­ s a i e f o r cash a I t lie. c o n n or its equivolent, meeting amide and about the great city of the old North State. The bat fi School Lecture, by Mr. house floor in Boone N. H. tying all Chicago. Railroads h 0 v e LOOK over our list aid remShe Senatorial e o 11 t e s t is S. Rogers. Singing Rock of on .Monday 1 he Bi ll d a y of REASON/. V> E (< W R LTITK'K pare our pi i<-< s w itJi f;lib.ve si lling been blocked and stopped now looming up till over the Ages, by Mis* Jennie Matney Vugnst 1 8 9 4 it b<dng tli'e 1 s t on time. operation, hundreds of cars U'^.Y. B. My entire stork ey made.""Moiiex saved is mon­ State primaries are being or­ and Airs. M. C. Shall. Our Monda y in said m o n t h , a have been destroyed and tinc e r t a i n t r a c t of land in Boone of General Meichmrfise will ganized to learn the voice of Master Mr. George Hartley. t o w n s h i p known n* t h e Man torch has been set to many he sold nt reduced prices ior Y\ e will Hell yen A 1-2 pounds good < oft;c for ijvl .OR. 1 6 pounds the people as to their choice The Piayer of Faith. Th» h y Mellride l a u d , a n d a d ­ houscHand railroad property ( ASJl or its equivolent: AX extra'G' sugar lor .jpl.00, best for Senators. T h e contest Bible, by Miss Lpndie Cast le joining t h e l a n d s of J . M. lias been burned to an alarm In order to make room for crdico (5 to 7 1-2 cts peT yard, cot seems to be, so far, between The Sabbath School,by Miss H o d g e s , a m i 'others,contain­ new stock, I am offering my en­ eon check, 2" in«-hcs wide, 7 cts. ing extent. These strikers Ransom and Jar vis in the C. Castle. Gods Promise to i ng 4(5 a c r e s m o r e o r less. tire lot of per yard, and ladies' and gents'^ are in large members and east. The west has not de­ Noah, by Mrs. M. C. Shall. T e r m s of sale cash- H o u r o* HEADY MADE CLOTHING! nats chea]>er than they have ev- sa l e bet ween 1 0 o'clock a . m . among them are many des­ cr bgcn sold before. finitely spoken, but is pre­ For Jesus, by Sidney Triplet. a n d 3 o'clock p. m. T h i s A 7 COST. perate men The members We are just receiving n fall line sumed that it will and claim What do I Read, by Tin mas June 27. 1 <894. Thpnkiiig'my friends and cus­ •of ladies' dress goods at prices to now reported have reached J . B. H OPKINS , Mortgagee. tomers for the liberal patronage suit the buyers. n|Western man for Senator, Stoiie. The Book my Moth into the thousands. There both Ransom and Jarvis tire er Read, by Miss L. Triplet. they have given me in the past WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. are now over 3000 troops and soliciting a continuaDjii ot Eastern men. \Y e h a v e Song my Mothers Hands, by Call and see us and we can save ordered to Chicago to pro­ the same so long as I meriv it, J you money. Ruse. good Senatorial timber and Miss J. Matney. The Sermon tect property; as many a am R ESPECTFULLY, JOHNSON EDM 1ST EN & CO. v Ti urge the election of some on the mount, by Miss Nelia six men have been shot and 9 M B. BLACKBURNv Blowing Rock, Match 5. man from the West. We Hartley. Our Ministers Ser­ taw a large number have been JUDICIAL CONVENTION. Mfi <'r.Ml I ((j < 19 T( (;'(r. have Judge Armfield judge mon, by Mrs. Shall. He wounded, but so far these A Convention of the DemoThe people of Watauga will Avery, Maj. Robbins, Col. Knows, by M. Matney, M. L. strikers are not subdued or era I ie Party »t the 1 Ot h Ju­ take notice that 1 have pro­ Cowley nnd others w ho would Shull, N. Triplet, N. Har tley, -seared and it is feared by dicial District is heieb.y cull­ cured a room in the court fill the place as Senator, Let and C. Castle. The Model General Miles, in ?ommaii-j ed to meet at Lenoir, on house where I will attend at A CertM.-), fiafo, apd EITr-otlrt: Htm,<Jr fof the West claim its rights nnd Church, by M. Shnil, M. MatJmrsdav, August 2nd 1894, tlm commissioners' court the of tHe United States troops, let the East make its fight ney, N. Hartley, L. arid ('. SORE, WEAK, & INIFLArcD EYES, for the purpose! of nominat­ ti is t Monday in each month that nothing less than a gen­ Producing Long-Sightsdncss, fi Reztor- ing a Judge and Solicitor for over Ransom and Jarvis. j Rustle. Sowing nnd Reaping, for the purpose of sealing the ihg tho Sight c f the Old. eral battle will subdue these said district. weights arid measures for the ^ The West must, and ought b> Miss Jennie Matney. Song Cure8 Tear Drops, Granulation? Stve infuriated men. The trouble Tumors, Red Eyes, Mutied Cya La3he?, By order of the Executive people. The law requires this to have a Senator. Why not? Bringing in the Shonres, by A\D FUODUCfSQ QUICK EElttfJSD PKSSISEST CIER. originated in the town of Done at VIor­ to be done everv two yea is. Srdrool. A' ;o, equally eflicacious when used In other Committee. Kn-Llftdies, Burh n» Ulcers, Fcrer Sores, gan ton, N. R. June 29, 1894. The 'ong struggle over the J. H. C O O K , ' Pullman whera there are so This Programme was verv Tnwors, Salt lMirnm, Dn.-ne, Piles, or Inflammation { STANDARD KEEPER. I. T. A VERY , Chan-man of tariff bill in t he Senate come much enjoyed by the audi- wherever may be used toexists, tTCftKVIs'S BA.I VK advantage. many railroad shops and . Sold by all Urmgitts at ii5 Cents. Executive Committee 10th where there have been from to u close last week and it is dice. All the pieces by the Judicial District. Impure Blood $'?. Stgrkey & Paler?, GENERAL MERCHAN- MY «@§DS LOOK A LIVE!!« — MITCHELL'S EVE-SALVE J m �SUBSCRIPTION HATE S ' Fxotn Banner Elk, N. 0. VO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. Editor Item or rat. I lately visited t h a t p a r t I aopyl year ft j F oia ifast, H. 0. ! Editor Democrat: I h a v e not. seen a n y t h i n g Ayer9s 00 OO CO CC CO CO o £ w 1.00 of W at:aim:i, known a s North from o a r place in y o u r paper RESTORES 50 Fork, or Potter town. for s o m e time, a n d h a v e deei85 Color, Fullness, and Texture T h e people, there, corny led t o send y o u a few (Jots, plain that, t h e y suffer a n u n - | Wheat c u t t i n g is t h e o r d e r TO H A I R 1 inch 1 week ft .75 merited r e p u t a t i o n f o r im- of t h e d a y a n d is n o t very 1month 1.7 1 Jjji, Which has become Wiry, Thin, or Gray. P00 m o r a l i t y . T h e y s a y t h a t Wood. Corn l a t e , m e a d o w s 3 " 1 M o " 1 5.oo three y e a r s n g o , when liquor short, a n d fruit is n o t here "Some five years ago, I was not a little alarmed to dis­ 7 no • , . . . 1 k i 1 year ' I| w a s sold in t heir m i d s t ,' had Well i w a n t t o s u r e s t a cover that my hair was falling out, threatening speedy ... O.oo 1 xfiumn 1 week 4*» baldness. AYER'S Ilair Vigor being recornjnended, U ^ g o l m e n from o t h e r localities c o u n t y ticket t o be p u t be­ 1 " 1 month 1 procured a bottle and at once applied it to my hair Ci g U 1 . . . 2 5 . 0 0 c a m e t h e r e t o d o t h e i r drink- fore t h e convention: and scalp, continuing to do so for soveral weeks, and 1 " 0 " 37;:>o i iu<r a n d raised difieulties. F o r Sheriff, C. I). T a y l o r ; was happily surprised that my hair stopped falling and s. n 00 j AC. 1 year 50 1 q new hair came out full of life and vigor. which otherwise would n o t 1 for Clerk, J o h n M a s t , of Vi,>v/N AYEIt'S Hair Vigor does not only restore h a v e occurred. las; f o r Register of Deeds Win , new hair, but gives new life and vigor to its Filtered a t t h e P o s toffice a t ; growth, and is a blessing to all who use it." Boone, N. 0 . , a s second-class T h e liquor is now g o n e , t o Rlrod; for S u r v e y o r , William I I LN j Rev. D. J. BURT, Baptist Minister and Clerk r e t u r n n o m o r e , a n d i t s place Recce; for T r e a s u r e r . Alex H a mail matter. of the Superior Court, Dawsonville, Ga. [ is occupied b y a nice c h u r c h i g a m a n a n d for C o ro ne r J o h n building, o v e r t o p p e d by a N o n a s , ( D a v e ' s s o n . ) LOCAL NEWS. • =•; belfry a m i hell. E v e r y Sun 1 a l s o wish t o s u g g e s t the •Primaries n e x t S a t u r d a y . j d a y m o r n i n g , t h e peals, of n a m e of W. S. F a r t h i n g for Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. t h i s bell, a r e h e a rd reverbe:- t h e S e n a i e a n d t h a t of J . B. —Don't fail t o a t t e n d t h e p r i m a r i e s o n n e x t S a t u r d a y . a t i n g between t h e E l k K n o b o l a r k e , of Blowing Rock, for citid t h e P e a k calling t h e t h e Legislature. —The fine weather for t h e children 1o Sabbath school, That it is not wise to experiment with cheap compounds purporting to \ DEMOCRAT. be blood-puriHers, but which have no real medicinal value. To make use post ten .leys Ims greatly j wnH OV( ,,,. oniPi , vitll of any other than the old standard AYER'S Sarsaparilla—the Superior i m p r o v e d t lie c o i n n m ! (.a t : f f t e |j n o*s , I" pleitHiire a n d mirFrom Vilas, N. C. Blood-purifier—is simply t o i n v i t e loss of t i m e , money, a n d health. If C1'°PSyou are aillicted with Scrofula, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, j prise, when 1 cont rasted this | Editor Demociat: Eczema, Running Sores, Tumors, or any other blood disease, he assured —The g r a d i n g o n t h e t u r n - j music of civilization with the As we a r e o n t h e evt of t h e that it pays to use AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and AYER'S only. jiike h a s reached "Silver j l a t e s t of woe t h a t h a s eonm c o u n t y primaries, 1 would AYER'S Sarsaparilla can always be depended upon. It does not vary. It is always the same in •quality, quantity, and effect. It is superior in L a k e . " n e a r Blowing Rock, f r o m t h a t q u a r t e r . T h e citi­ like t o s u g g e s t t h e n a m e s of combination, proportion, appearance, and in all that goes to build up the a n d will s o o n i»e completed. zens, in othe? p a r t s of W a t ­ a few p a r t i e s w h o m , I t h i n k , system weakened by disease and pain. It searches out all impurities in the blood and expels them by the natural channels. —J. P. Fonncill, of Vilas, a u g a , should welcome t h o s e would g i v e general s a t i s f a c ­ gave us a call, as usual lie is of N o r t h F o r k t o t h e i r a r m s t i o n f o r t h e v a r i o u s offices. AYER'S SARSAPARILLA interested in the success of a n d c o n g r a t u l a t e t h e m o n In t h e first place, we w a n t Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. tlr* Democratic p a r t y , T h e i r safe journey t h r o u g h t r u e , tried a n d S i m o n pure Has cured, otliers, -will cure you. D e m o c r a t s , a n d I believe tile thinks our prospects good. t . i e p u ils of t h e p a s t . ! I s p e n t t h e n i g h t with a following n a m e d gentlemen ome pai ties, a , l A , o u ; j g ^ n t j e i m u l w j 1 { , t a k e s t h e will g i v e e n t i r e s a t i s f a c t i o n : ' LL"D,TL,E !»>'•<*»''"> ' WATAUGA DEMOCRAT M,.l »n H o n . \V. S . F a r t h i n g for there were pleasure m it, of I e i g h t p*ge weekh a n d i s well t h e S e n a t e , Dr. J . B. Fhillips -building a fence across the u p o n t h e news of t h e d a y . for t h e Legislature, J o h n F. turn-pike a few nights ago. 0 F r o m t h e fair d a u g h t e r s of H a r d i n for Sheriff, TV. W. — Re sure and send a dele­ Meat C a m p , h e chose a wife, Presnell l o r (Jerk S u p e r i o r gation to the convention in w h o m a k e s s t r a w b e r r y pies C o u r t , J o l n i J . M a s t f o r Reg­ Boone on next Monday. The a n d a r r a n g e s t h e jihoto- ister of Deeds a n d Limes *V. delegates are to he chosen to ! graphs on the mantle and Morton, of Cove C r j e k , f o r Well, when you want the best grade of goods, call on represent us at the ( ongress- the hooks on (lie table, so as T r e a s u r e r . me. for I have t hem. For the next t.wentv days I will offer ional and Judicial Conven- to give everyi liing the air ol With t h i s ticket in t h e j i d d a lot of bargains in odds and ends, of 'Shoes, Hardware, tions. n modern country home. I we c a n c a r r y 1 h e eounyy ny Ladies' unt rimmed hats at 20 ets. and lip; a lot of Fhallies —The colore] people will have was at other houses, where a g o o d m a j o r i t y . Of c o u r s e at. 5 ets. a yard cash—n\e.e patterns. a festival at the court house in no less can be said of the we w a n t NV. B. Council!, J r . Remember this is a special sale, find will positively on­ Boone on Friday night, for the sumptions living of tile in- for J u d g e a n d 1 a m s u r e h e ly last twenty days. So if you want bargains, now is the purpose of raising money to help habitants, will g e t t h e n o m i n a t i o n . time, as you will find many useful things at cost an 1 un­ in the construction of a church, j Some of the old people are Will. W. Holselaw. der on my Special This is a plausiahle undertaking, ; Kti n m; „.,.j e d to the com for­ Counter Bargains, um! .ve hope ihey may HUCITO .1. nLie habit of raising their"Be sure you get Ayer's" These Special Bargains are lor CASH only, but will sell —J. Oit Morton was up own smoking tobacco. At is a n i m p o r t a n t c a u t i o n t o Monday. To look at Frit one place, where this plant i till hi search ol a thorough-re them at reduced rates for produce. So all can fare alike. fairly in the face one might j had been set out all around blood-purifier, Ayers Come one come all and get something nice, at a low rate, as they must go regardless of cost. think he would do for the, the door-steps. Iamusedthe . s Vl...'." *V o n which t h e r e c a n b e m> Legislature or any other ie-j lady by tellmg her that she m a n n e r of d o u b t . I t h a s You can alsc get all kinds of staple goods, as \ bane a sponsible position, that the couid sit in the door and s t o o d t h e t e s t of nearly half full line. Democrats wanted to put knock tin 1 w o r m s a n d suckers a c e n t u r y , a n d h a s l o n g been f r o m t h e t o b a c c o with a considered t h e s t a n d a r d . him. Yours Anxious to please. Correction in regard to the —Let us have our candi­ s t i c k . T h e n e a r e s t post-office is to the time of fifth Sunday dates for the county offices well scatteren throughout S u t h e r l a n d nearly f o u r miles meeting to he held with WILL W. HOLSCLAW. the county, so that fair play d i s t a n t . T h e people, need a n Mount Calvary Church. The may be given to each local­ office in t h e i m m e d i a t e neigh­ meeting will begin on Friday ity. Too many from one lo­ b o r h o o d , with a mail r o u l e before the fifth Sunday in cality, may prove injurious from Meat C a m p t o Suther­ July 1894. In addition to l a n d , a n d n o t i m e s h o u l d be the subject all ready publish­ to the party. Vicks' Seeds Contain the Germ of Life. ft' s p a r e d in securing i t . ed, the following are added FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. i f—Our jovial friend New! S. M. 1). with their respt., speakers: Banner was,in town Monday What should he done with Nothing Strange. he can still fell some good our members who stay at (? iK J ConlKlna The Pioneer Catalogue of Vegetable, and Flower.. Intelligent people, w li o ones. Newt is a thrifty man 1-2 i> if Fear home and attend to their "J/ If — Grand (louerl|>(ioiis llSpaxPH 8s10not In., with (lint describe, mislead; and has fit ted himself up very lealize the important part illKstraiions that instruct, not exBggcrnte Pnnvers Yellow Globe Onion Reed, $1.00 mwr the blood holds in keeping temporal affairs o n their The cover iscbarmlng in harmonious blend­ snugly, indeed, lives at home per pound. ing of water color lo-iuis in preen and white, Shirley, the body in e. normal condi­ chui-h meeting days? W. F. wttli a geld bnckcround,—a dream of beauty. Brilliant, Si! papesof Novelties printed In 8dltTerent col­ NOVELTIES. and extends his hospitality tion. find nothing strange in 6rientalo. ors. All the lending novelties and the best of Branching Aster, Knight A. Roten speakers: varieties. These liard times you cannot Qrav J.50D Plant. the old to run any risk. Buy llONUSl1 Hibiscus, Sunset, when ever required. nirnrd the number of diseases thnt GOODH where you will receive FI'I.I. Second question: W li a t | Far 30 CU. Ethel Tick, 11'i AMUR U. It is not Mood's Saisaparilla is able i Sou Vlck's Flo­ tise that Vick's seeds prow,necessary to adver­ Onhlln,Anemone, —Our friend Burt Johnson this is known the Double at Guide. world over, ami also that the harvest pays. A In to cure. So mau.y troubles should he done with our very little st ent for proper seed will snvepro- Charmer Pen, was down from Blowing result from impure blood members whosu't their stock cer's and doctor's bills. Many concede Vick's New Potatoes. Floral Guide the handsomest catalogue for Rock Monday. Having no that the best way to treat look after hired hands and If vou love n fine garden send address new. with 10 cents. v iiich inhv be •! ducted from first order. *360 Cash Prize- for Potato «. V ioUn' Heeds do not Disappoint. They (.row, they Floni'inh, they Produce Abundantly. opportunity t o interview them is through the blood, drive wagons and etc.. on ur him, we can only judge from and it is far better to us^ the Sabbath. Speakers: D. C. only harmless vegetable com his appearance; he looks to pounds than to dose to ex­ Harman and John F. Eller us like he had some hanker cess with quinine, calomel and Jacob Younce. ing after Legislative honors. other drugs. By treating These subjects are special Taylor of Hie blood, with Hood's Sar- for Friday. —Esq. J H. L. W. FARTHING Meat Camp was up on Fri­ saparilla, scrofula, salt rheum and what are com­ WM. EL ROD day last, he was full of talk monly cafied "hjimors;" dys­ Committee. and encouragement says his pepsia, catarrh, rheu mat iem, Lneuralgia, consumption and crops are fairly good. Mr. rm JS^THE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."3?^ The Ilaiise has passed a Taylor is a model farmer other troubles thatoriginate bill to tax all circulating IS 1HE 7f.dE 10 SUBSCRIBE."®* and is succeeding well. He in impurities of the blood or notes of national banking impaired, can all becuren. will be at the VVilkesboro associations and all United ANM3UNCEMENT. convention. State's legal tender notes etc. I hereby announce myself an —On last Saturday w e I ndependen t A n t i ad m i n is t r a ti on The bill authorizes the States went to the head of Laurel Democratic candidate for Solici­ and Tintories to tax this as Fork and surveyed out 100 t o r in the 10th Judicial District. they do other money or cur­ J . F. SPAINHOUR. acres of land in the worst rency. laurel thicket we ever tackelBaldness is either heredi­ It is important to keep the ed. Few men of our age and tary or caused by sickness, size couid fret thromrh such' mental exhaustion, wearing hver and kidneys in good Relievos ail soreness cf the mucous tnetnbraneand size coma get through sum , , , H H j , , ' a o v p ° condition. Hood's Sarsan> CONOR HIIOiA and GLEP.T in v to^ tGyS. No otiicf treatmenttnicessfiry. Nevetiau^es stricture or 1 a laurel hut we nWe the I work a n 0 , t r o u b l e . H a Y.® s a j ' " a is t h e remedy l o r , ? i' -i l l ' leaves any injurious aftef effects. Price, $x. Sold by druggists. BLOOD BALM CO., Pro's, Atlanta, G?. trip and still we live. H a i r Renewer will p r e v e n t i t ^ i g o r a t r n g die o r g a n s . " " (j months 8 months ADVERTISING RATES. mm\. o r KiH A.ws •o— ' Pail AYER'S HAIR VIGOR A PEOPLE FIND a n d OF ME m vm TOE BEST 01 Course You Want tfis Chaapest, AV«a THIS IS N O H U M LUG TO DRAW TRADEI -o- I ME&NBU3INESS. -o 1 rom now until the first day of April I will sell my stock of CLOTHING —AND OVERCOATS At 1 0 per cent above COST! If you don't think I mean it come and look through my STOCK It wont cost .you one cent you dont purchase. if I have a large stock and want to get rid of it before spring. CALL AND LOOK I V Vick's Floral Guide, 1894, I would call your attention to the big cut in prices in in£ other lines TUUp P N.v JAMES VICK'S SONS* .'J •-J. RESPECTEDLLY^ w. L l!ltv 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 6 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_1894_0712_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: July 12, 1894] 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 1894-07-12 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/4b88743e00c8e2e1c4822a0192fb108b.pdf 6e7bbde5d1adfd8f60296927f0bb405c PDF Text Text -J VOL 6 BOONE, COUNTY, X. C. ril UHSDA Y LETTER? pressing anarchist tenden­ A CAIM) TO THE CITIZENS OF Hon III CAROLINA CONCERN­ cies. ING IILINO CHILDREN, From our Regular Correspondent. There is n o mistaking the In view of the completion (irover Cleveland's marvel­ sentiment which caused the of I he Morganton Institu­ o u s backb >nc w a s never Democrats of the House t o tion for fhe education of the more creditably displayed vigorously applaud the plain Deaf, a n d their removal fiotn When a man insures his than in the crisis now upon words of Chairman Wilson the Institution for t h e Deaf, life under the old form of the country. He recognized concerning the Senate a mend Dumb ami Blind a t Rahigh, insurance, he is simply from the first that, the fiist inents t o the tariff bill, which the latter Institution is hetassured that a certain and foremost dups of the the Hon e refused t o concur -tcr prepared t h a n ever before sum will be paid to his President o f t h e United in and which a r e now being t o sustain mid educate the wife, children, or heirs at S t a t e s is a t all times t o main considered by a Conference Blind. Our capacity is inhis death. Good enough tain the a u t h o r i t y of the committe of 1 4 members— creased, o u r force augment­ in its way, but there is a Federal lovcrnment, which seven Senators a n d sovm Re­ ed a n d o u r methods ainelioimuch better way. The was defied by t be stopping of presentatives. Mr. Wilson a t e d ; all of which enables 11s Tontine Instalment Pol­ mail facilities guaranteed t o said concerning the work of t o <!«» more efficient work icy of the | the people bv the N ational the Ways and Means com­ than w » have heretofore (jovei niuenl, and by the re­ mittee of the House: " t h e thine. W«» a r e anxious 1 hat fusal of rioters t o obey the committee performed their every Blind child in the judicial orders regularly is­ work honestly, deliberately Siil'e receive a n education, sued bv the United S t a t e s and t o the best of their abil­ we wish t o d o all in o u r pow­ not only insures but pro­ ity. The bill was based up­ er for the betterment of this tects the benificiary from j courts, a n d he did not liesi- on t h e principle t h a t , in unfortunate class, t o enable loss of the insurance as I f a t e ti» order t h a t t h e army be used t o uphold t h e au­ gathering revenues, taxes them t o avail tlieuise'ves of well. For further par­ thority of t h e Government. should fa' levied upon finish­ this F R E E Instit'll ion in ticulars, address No one can regret inure than ed products mid not upon which the' S t a t e s o uiagn iniW. J. RODDEY. Manager. For tlw Carolina*. Rock hitl, S. C. he t h a t men should have raw material, which was in inously offers I o instruct been killed by the militia, accordance with a greut 1 his class of its -it iz -ns. but lie is not blind t o th® fundamental D e m o c r n t ic V. ith a view t o t his end, PROEESSIOSA L The bill c o n n s back we earnestly appeal t o the fact t h a t it is betler t h a t idea. men who openly defy the from the Senate and does philanthropic people of o u r \ v . B. COUNC1LL, J i t . laws should be shot down n o t recognize t h a t principle. commonweal t o aid us in Attorney at La v. than »hat red handed a n a r ­ Only wool and lumber have this noble work. We wish t o Boone, N. C. chy should be in control even comeback undisturbed by tin be put in touch with every for a single d a y of a n y por- Senate amendments." The Blind child within o u r bor­ W. B. COUNCIL!* M. 1). fion of nur country. He in Conference committee h«4(l ders. We desire the name, Boone, N. 0 . tends t h a t the people shall i t s ' fi r s t meeting today. post-office, township, county Resident l'bysieinn. Offloe enjoy *heir mail facilities Daily r.icetings will be held nnd nearest rail-road s t a on King Street north of Boat and t h a t the dignity and au­ and progiess will piobably tion of every child >f this Office. t h o r i t y of t h e United S t a t e s from time be reported t o the class in North Uarolina. Al­ J Courts, shall «»e maintained 1 louse and Semite, but ii U s o the name of the parent o r no m a t t e r what t h e cost hardly possible t h a t the com guardian of such child. With may lie in money o r blood, mi'.tee can conclude its la­ such d a t a , we will coriesAllORSBY .17 1 IK, and his entire cabinet and bors inside of two Weeks, poud with the parents nnd M AfUON. N. V a n overwhelming majority although there a r e not mote guardians of these children, -(«)Iof Congress, regardless ol than 2 5 ol the ancndimait and in this way p u t them in over which there will be any reach of a n education. Will practice in the court* ol politics, a r e behind him. serious difficulty in coming W i i t m i .rn.. A n h * ' , Mitch**U, McDow­ Will n o t the good people It is a m a t t e r for regret ell and all other countics in the flint He vera 1 Democratic Gov t o a n agreement. of the S t a t e who know of n wfiHtmi district tST'fiiwciiil at ten It can be s t a t e d on the au­ Blind child or children in tiou given t o the collect ioD ol ernors of s t a t e s and a few clnimr."^i D e m o c r a t s in Congress thority of leading I) an >crat- 'heir vicinity send us a card should have confused the ic Senators t h a t there is n o with the information want­ W. B. Co nrill M. II. r. C. Blackburn, question o f s t a t e s rights foundation for t h e stories e d ? We promise t o rise nur litxinr, N. C. Zionrille, >"• C. with the patriotic policy sent olit from Washington, nest efforts t o get these chil­ * liich the President has thai Senator Mill was t o be dren in school, if you wi'l en­ adopred. I t is n mistake. read o u t of the p a r t y by a able us to-get theire names. There is—there can be—no Democratic caucus. There Please fnrward tho d a t a a t WBTCalls attended at nil connection between t h e two. is a g< ncral feeling of regret once a n d greatly oblige. Very truly, hours.~^#i Nothing h a s been done by a m o n g Democratic Senators t h a t Mr. Hill should have W. .1. YOUNG . Principle. .1 line 1. '0*1. »he administration t o inter lere with the rights of a n y voted against t h e tariff bill, Tobacco Cannes Loss of Memory, E. F. LOV1LL, 4. C. FLETCHER s t a t e , and not I ing will be and a few ot them have said Those annoying and unac­ done. It is tor tils preset*vn harsh things of him, hut countable lapses of memory tion of the rights of the Na­ there is no disposition t o experienced when one is un­ A TlORSh YS A T LA M', tional g o v t r n m e i t i h t the force him o u t of the Demo­ able t o recollect some wellPresident h a s ordered thut. cratic par ty. On the con­ known word o r the name of BOONE, N. K. t r a r y , the disposition is t o SpeeiaInttention given the tied u p Puc'fle railroad treat him s o t h a t he will not some pei fectly-fatniliai friend shall lie operated ( a s pro­ a r e attributed by a French to the eolletion ofctnims. vided for in their charters) be disposed t o take himself ph ysiologist t o 1he excessive L. L. GREENE, & CO. a s military p o s t roads, and o u t of t h e party» use of tobacco. This gentle­ t h a t United S t a t e s troops be •Secretary Carlisle h a s been m a n h a s o b s e r v e d t h a t REAL ESTATE AG'TS. used t o see t h a t the mails quite sick for a week past aphasia and amnesia a r e a t ROONE, N. (. a t e n o t obstructed upon a n y and he has not yet sufficient­ present hi most unknown a railroad a n d t h a t govern­ ly recovered t o actively re­ motig the gentler sex. On Will giV9 special fi t ton ti« »n sume his duties a t the Treas­ t o a b s t r a c t s of title, the sale ment property is protected. ury, b u t he a t t e n d s the cabi­ the other hand, he h a s near­ T h e government t h a t does of lieu I E s t a t e in \V. N. P. ly invariably found these af­ Those tiering farms, timber n o t maint )iu its own author­ net conferences which a r e flictions common in men f the White and mineral lands for sale, ity c a n n o t retain t h e respect daily held a who a r e habitually heavy will d o well t o call 011 seid I o . and allegiance of its people. House with President Cb ve smokers,, while in cases where a t Boone. The United S t a t e s govern­ land t o decide upon the tele­ they a r e only of rare occur­ L. L. GliEES & CO. ment claims no authority t o g r a p h reports hourly made rence he h a s frequently known March 16, 1893. interfere with railroad o r t o General Schofield of the the extraordinary lapse t o NOTICE. a n y other strikers, b u t when movements of the a r m y ami have been preceded by an ex Hotel Property for Sate. strikes a r e made the means t h e condition of affairs a t t r a dose of t h e fragrant On account of failing health for t h e propagation of an­ Chicago and other places weed. I t is comforting, how­ of myself and wife, I otfer for sale archy and the defiance of where there aredisturbanees. ever. t o be assured by this my hotel property in the town ol One pint of milk, oneounee same a u t h o ri t y t h a t II mod­ Boone, North Carolina, and will National a u t h o r i t y i t may •*»ll low for eash and make terms be lebed upon t o a c t , air long of gelatine, one half pound of e r a t e use of pipe o r cigar iH t o s u i t the buyer, and will take a s President Cleveland is a t sugar, six eggs, one q u a r t of in no way harmful t o the real o:' personal property in ex­ i t s head. There is nothing whipped cream. P u t the milk memoi y.— West mimtei Ga­ change. Apply soon. and gelatine in double boiler in common between a patri­ and let tlicin come t o a boil. zette. W. L. BRYAN. otic American and the teach­ Beat the s u g a r a n d yolks to­ The new French* President SOI ICE. P a r t i e s p u t t i n g papers in ings of anarchy, a n d there gether and s t i r in the mi'k. is a brave a n d modest man. my hand for execution will c a n n o t be a d o u b t t h a t When cold s t i r in the whip­ He walks a b o u t Paris, and pleas e advnnee the feet wi th President. Cleveland will re­ ped cream, and lastly the in bis inaugural message he t h e papers a n d they will re­ ceive the t h a n k s of all good whites of t h e eggs beaten t o n s a i d : ceive prompt a t t e n t i o n , other­ Americans for t h e prompt­ stiff froth. P o u r into moulds " I love my country t o o ar­ t h a t have been wet with cold dently for it t o be a happy wise they will be returned ness and decisiveness with water and put on t h e ice t o d a y for me when I became its not executed for t h e w a n t of 1 hief Executive." ceos. 1 ) . F . B aird N hff. ! which he h a s acted in sup­ harden. Protection That Protects Equitable Life J. F WiMlPIHW, Councill & Blackburn, Physicians & Surgeons. LOVILL & FLETCHER WASHINGTON WATAUGA J U L Y , 11). 1894, Col* Skinner and Mr. I)low ROY S. NO. A Smoking True* Exchange Wednesday evening a s Col. Harry Skinner stepped o u t in»o the passage in the court house, having j u M come down t h e steps from the People's party convention, Mr. A. L. Blow, who it seems was in waiting for him, dealt him a severe blow in thefnoe, just udder the eye. Col. Skin­ ner st rack back, inflicting a wound on Mr. Blow's head, when friendsHcpnrnted them. Both men were very bloody, though no serious injury re­ sulted. The trouble arose during Col. Skinner's speech a n hour o r two before. 1 | e was criticising t he Democrat­ ic method of carrying elec­ tions a n d alluded t o the chairman of the Democratic executive committee. Mr. Blow, the chairman, was present and told Col. Skin­ ner t h a t no man could ac­ cuse |,jm of fraud, e. . i dly one who like him had L n the man who commit I d I! frauds. Col. Skinner r plied that what lie had done wa with the knowledge of Mr. Blow, chairman of tho cxeen t i ve committee for the Demo­ cratic p a r t y , a n d a n y man who said otherwise was 11 d—d liar. Thursday morn­ ing the two gentlemen ap­ peared Before Mayor Fleming through Mr. B. C. Pea roe, proxy, and were lined $ 5 apiece nnd cistsGreenville Index. Preaching Politicians. 40. While waiting for the train a t the Asheville depot a few d ,v\s a g o this writer met u p with a citizen of extreme western North Carolina. He lived up near the Tennessie line, a m o 11 g the Smoky mountains which permit lit­ tle travel in wheeled vehicles a n d offer a n inviting field for the moonshiner. In speak­ ing of moonshiners, o u r new acquaintance told tliisstory. Revenue officers began t o get a little t o o thick and troublesome u p there. A real bright nnd original moon­ shiner d u g a cave in the mountain side just under a hollow tree and set his stiii there, letting the smoke pass up t h e hollow a n d out nmong the branches a n ioliage of t h e tree. People saw what was known a s the 4 smoking tree" and marvel­ ed. It came t o be tin great­ est natural cariosity t o be seen in that region, a n d peo­ ple en me from far and near t o see it. Bui some who fre­ quently vi iled the sm iking free came a \v,\ \ nco . lions t h a t aroused more o r K s s suspicion in time. Their genoral walk a n d conveisation led t o a n investigation of tho tree by revenue officers, and a s a result the still was dis­ covered, and t h e soft s n a p of man of genius and famous natural curiosity suddenly passed away.—Clinton Demo ant. An Unknown Admirer. About, one yeyr a g o a pret­ ty y o u n g lady attending the Richmond High School re­ ceived a package from a lit­ tle town in Virginia contain­ ing a handsome a n d valua­ ble diamond ring. Accom­ panying I he package wus a note s t a t i n g t h a t the donor was unknown t o her and she would, perhaps, never see him, but he admired her. The ring bad engraved in i t the word "Unknown." T h e y o u n g lady graduated this year, a n d recmtly she re­ e l ivedn package postmarked from a little town in North Carolina. I t contained a n elegant gold watch a n d chain. A note accompany­ ing t h e present stated t h a t her unknown admirer knew her birthday occurred a b o u t the middle of J u n e a n d t h a t the gift was intended a s a, birthday present. The en­ amored unknown took g r e a t pains t o keep the younglad.v a n d her friends from discov­ ering his identity. l i e even carved out the numbers in the watch s o t h e jeweler v h o sold i t could n o t be traced. Neither t h e young lady nor any of her friend« ha e t h e faintest idea a s t o v l.o the unknown admirer can be, they n o t knowing a n y one in t h e towns from which the presents e a m e.—Itichmond I t may be doubted whether a n y class of men is s o t r o u ­ blesome in a community ami s o dangerous t o its best in­ terests ns t h e preacher politi­ cians. They appeal t o the religious instinct, ued boldly use it for purposes in no wise religions. Sometimes blindly fanatical, sometimes ignorantly prejudiced, they al­ ways sacrifice t h e peace of society, the welfare of their own people, and the true principles of religion t o ac­ complish their schemes. Such men kindled the Hies of civil war, a n d inaae impossible a calm nnd peaceful solutioL of the problem of slavery. They wickedly urged theskive t o massacre the women nnd children of the South, they denounce t h e Constitution a n d the Union a s a "coven­ a n t with hell," they clapped their hands, when crazy John Brown i 11 v a <1 e d Virginia. This is ip>t the preaching of Jesus. These a r * not thefollowers of the Master. A'o church can prosper when guided by such men. No S t a t e is safe while thev in­ flame t h e public mind. They cannot be Dusted, ior they a r e blind lenders of t he blind, and their feet a r e n o t shod with Hie preparation of the gospel of peace. Let us have none of this business in North rol in. Timi >>. Let t h e preach rs sh> i 1 he Morganton Herald J a k e pulpit, a n d leave t o 1 ne peo­ Scagfe says t h a t he a n d H o r t ple the management of civil affairs. Let those who h 1 e Bovver a n d Will « jtf a nd ) t.ne " t a k e n the s t u m p " on cer­ Grovcr Elcvelat' iii ton tain civil questions g o hack other fellow* t o their churches, and seek have been uoing some fine t o lead their people along work for the country in the t h e p a t h s of righteousness, retrenchment a n d reform o r else let them put aside the preacher's robes, nnd as­ j way, of which but little h a s sume t h e name a s well ns the yet been said, b u t which will work of the politician.—Ex, come ( lit in the campaign. �LAND SALE. Laryli. CLOSING Superior Court Watauga Co., There is absolutely mull­ dames (J. Hose \ s. Thos. A. ing'that will help you bear l l a g a m a n and wife, J a m e s A D emocratic fa.nilynewspaper, f| i( » j|| s n f «o well a s a P . l l a g a m a n a n d wife Sa­ d(.vot.«,l t o t h e interest o t ( l o u n - , , , , , ,, rah H a g a m a n Commission ty St ate ano Nation. Published * ,. , , , , evory Thursday a t Booire, Wn f a n . 11 Hie riot lieslme brea ks, ers. tauga County. N.C. if the cat tips oyer the milk As commissioner appointed by and the d o g elopes with the the court in the case of dames (]. Rose roast, if the children fall into and against Thos. A. llagnmun The "Arizona Kicker." wife Nannie C. and Sarah Some Questions Answered.- the mud simultaneously with Hagaman, widow cf Thos, lla­ " f f y. .111 am T h e Kicker is ui receipt of a the advent of clean aprons, gaman ded , I will sell to t h c '• lf\ L L, 1( highest bidder for cash a t ,. « •' M letter from a y o u n g man in if the new girl quits in the court house door in Boone the on Connecticut who s a y s he is middle of housecleaning, and the (Jth day of Aug. 1H94, it be­ ! !; l l:| j l 2 8 years old, h as pink ears, though you search tlie earth ing the first Mon lav in s a i >1 month, the following valuable small feet a n d a lisp in his with candles you find none tracts of land lying and being in voice, and he wants t o know other t o t a k e her place; it the county of Watauga: First PRECAUTION if he can come o u t t o Arizo­ the neighbor in whom yon tract lying on Watauga Kivei ad joining the lauds of A. B. Mast, :an:ccL3iTV n a and be a terror and climb have trusted goes hack on -i i ;lo.i*,.io-e . "t'i oh In Shop, Jacob Wagner and others known 'urn' > oopa, ami any up. We d o n ' t want t o raise you and keeps chickens, if as the Thos. A. Hagaman farm, .twoY vlullii-8 IXI-« UMi-tf. (ttl <• i' «.1 t(» bo tht> '-••at a n y false hopes in the pink the chariot wheels of the un­ the same containing 284 acres rji'twi, ove teuted. • t'lttt 1 VT ONOE. eared young maw's breast invited guest draw near more or less. For tin bounds of this laud reference is hereby made !U) •JTg a n d must therefore reply a hen you ore out of proven to book of mortgages, pages 540 •I St.*. . <3ostnn. t h a t i t wouldn't pay him t o der and t h e gaping of a n -41-42, register's office Watauga come o u t here. At his home empty purse is like the un­ county. Tract No. 2 as allotted #»i:iililiiilililtlililt|:iii :t i i.i ,. t .'. ..in.,'. • ... . M.; in New Haven he can g o filled month of a y o u n g 10b- to J . B. U.igaman out of the, real estate of Thos. llagaman, sr., around with a clothes-prop in, take courage if you have dcd. us one ot the heirs of said on his shoulder a n d blood in/enough sunshine i n your Hagaman lying on thewaters of zSEirjiNG m & G K m Z z liis eye and scare folks half heart t o keep a laugh on Brushy Fork creek adjoining the , -innii i i i i i i t iiiit iiiiitnii 111 tNiriniiniiiriiiiiiiislands of J , L. Hayes, Z. Adams to-death, but o u t here the your lips.—Chicago Post. and ot hers, .coalmining 75 acres more or I chh . 3rd tract lying on situation would be quite dif­ The Washington I' o s t the waters ot Brushy Fork creek 5 YEARS ferent. He might lisp and mentions the death of Col. being lot No. 1 as allotted to lisp, and he might swear by Thornti n A. Washington, a Sarah Hagaman out of the real bin creased trousers thai he d estate of Thos. llagaman dcd. as great grandson of Col. Sam­ her part of his ei fate as his wid­ slept with gr'zzl.v h ' a r s and uel Washington, the oldest ow. the same adjoining t he lands wintere I with rattlesnakes, brother ot Hen. Washington. of Z. Adams. J . H. 1 la ganian and h u t if anybody minded him 75 acres He was born in 1826, gradu­ others and containing ot the last more or less. For calls . i t would be t o use him t o ated a t West. Point in 1849, two mentioned tracts of land ref­ s t i r u p the s u g a r in a toddy saw much ser\ ice on the erence is hereby hud to ho »k of o r for a temporary tooth frontier; married in Texas in mortgages pages 540-11-42 Reg­ pick. No, my son, d o n ' t 1860, and served m the Con­ ister's office Watauga county. hanker t o be bad - n o t in the federate a r m y . He was em Sale of the aforesaid lands will be mn le to satisfy a judgment in hi West. In the E a s t , a s we ployed in the Land office a t vor nl the plaintiff .Ins. (1. Hose, "2 IliiRkLnm I'lith Arm. _ • — understand it. a young man Washington City. His mil- against tlie defendants Thos. A. 4 Ibntaseli neltlni-Nreille. M M a .'f»if.thi-c»dliig kIiiiUK 2 II.ni \'i» lci|irut In dren reside in San Antonio, Hagaman, ,J. P. Hagaman and •• llnnHcekttulciilCitiini1 u< tioli. Z Apm-itruitoo. weighing 9 0 pounds and II(UmII KI(*Ki(lll l-Tiilall. Texas. others obtained at spring term of - dun n Cnrtrct Adjiiatmcnt. Z armed with n m o p handle Sti|»crior Court Wain igacounty, - Una n I'oxltivti TuMc-up. Z Con:?re**ionul Coventiou called. llatHlylUli ' irnllurc. — r a n stalk around and give 1 HOI. for the sum < .*4,000 as ~ Ilue llnre fined Hewing Q-jnllflna nitil " Booms Democra 1 ic Executi re principle with inten it on same I do«g a Inri^r Kange hf fit uriaJ \7nrb •» policeman palpitation of t h e (orninittee t'<>r Eighth f on- from April 2nd, 1880 until paid - thian any Nritlng darlitno in tli<« \l prbi. heart, b u t t h e cattle Hies giessioimI District. for points and cost of action. Said judg­ z ExrunlnecTHEn cROYALy -< wi>( of ~ ex elle e, and would carry him off o u t here. Lenoir, N. C., dune 1 9 '94.— ment is subject t o credits as fol­ buy no other. We d o n ' t advise you t o be At a meeting of the commit­ lows: Jan. 20th, '92, $625; Ap­ good, but d o n ' t come West tee, held in Lenoir to-day, at ril 2Hth, '03, $280.51), Oct. 23id I HiiVAE S. M. CO., f l c H ' o r i l . = 03, $520.59. fee sim­ which t lie conn'ins ot of Alle­ ple will be madeTitle in purchas­ C.(Uii:|iliiiiilii:tiiii:iii i:iu.i!|itiii:iii n i iM iMn i rwith those pink ears. to the ghany. Burke, Caldwell. (ins- er. This .1 une 28tli 181)4. If a cowardly, truckling ton. Cleveland, Corny the, S u r J. I*. Si'AiNHOifii, Commissioner. rv. Mitchell, Watauga and CURE programme is t o obtain this Wilkes were represented,- it Unirerslty of North Cnrolinn. y e a r , t h o u s a n d s o f g o o d was decided t o call ft District Democrats will g o into the Convention t o be held in thei IncluJfs the Col|cg°. the I nivcrsitr, the Law School, Held reluctantly, or without town ,)f Wilkesboro.on Wed­ t h e Medico I School niu) fhc much interest. T h e timid nesday, July 25th,1894,atid 811 in trier Si hool torTcachci H. ON RECEIPT OF BO CENTS the same is hereby called t o fence-riders a r e a s bad a s the meet in the Court House in tollege tuition $ 6 0 . n year; WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF veritable P o p s o r (* id s in the Wilkesboro on Wednesday, hoard $ 7 . t o $ 1 8 . a month. moral effect of their aelion. •Inly 25. 1894, a t 1 2 o'clock. Session begins Sept. 6 . Ad­ dress F a i n t heart never won lair M., for the purpose of nomi­ ChapelPresident('. ins t o n of Ui Hill, N. lady. If anyone is thought­ nating a -an liduto t o iepreTHE ONLY INFALLIBLE CURE FOR less enough t o suppose t h a t sent the District in the 5 4 t h Congress t o elect a n execti Tetter, Grooud Itch, Itching Piles, King t h e Democrats will ever gain ti vc commit tee for the Dis­ w n n j a d v a n t a g e over the wily trict and t o transact a n y ot h E" 13 THE BEST. WGrm and all Itching Skin Diseases. Um $3 s NOuaucAKiNa. unscrupulous, o a t h-bound er business t h a t may proper­ ^5. COIiDOVAN, It you have TETTER, II matter* not how long it bat F F.ENCH& ENAMELLEDCALF. •Misted. TETTER!NE will a» crrtalnty cur« a g r a r i a n s by truckling t o ly be brought before theCon*4*3.5? "T you as you uso it them and fighting them with vention. 0 13.^P P0UCE.3 Scl£3. By order of the Committee HarsiJess, Painless and fragrant ^>2.W0BKlNc;m.,s kid gloves o n , he should he W. W. S cott , J r . Ohm. EXTTiA n;:s.™ tapped for the simples. This P oysLjiool SHCES. h'.wiiwl Refundedlfyouarr> dlaMtilafted with the rc'ultd-tiefectncriW. F. Marshall, S< c Sonthc; ii TtanU of tlicKI rtoof Georsdm, •LADIEScowardly deference t o brig­ 1.RIU ttmiU, and NaUonnl Rank of Saruiuali, i 3 " cS,rD» N < : o i t NOTICE. a n d a g e has well nigh lost us ST NO FOR CATALOG'.':. * J. T. SHUPTRINE & BRO. t h e S t a t e , a n d if i t is t o be By virtue of four executions W- f -*DOUOLA:T, continued i t will be gone in i s s u e d from t h e Superior SAVANNAH. GA. •KOCKTON, M/.13, -innr-r two years more.—Salisbury Court of W a t a u g a county on Yon can unrc li »ti&!nAhv p-Trlinsiu^ U. L. Bccmiss, tvp r rc liio l.irp' -A laannfacti: rri of Truth. siloes In the world, r.iid -.v;-ulte the 20th day of June, 1894. ndvoriisc lby Ftampin.^ the name ana pri^c on the vnlne the bottom, whii't protects • r,u agai st tti-h in favor of Jordan & Scott prices and (he middleman's profitr. Ourab'. 1 "One dn,v a Lie brok out and against \Y. H. Blackburn < qtial custom tro:k i:( atvle, cr. y f I hljf O'.'d wearfnff qnititb v. • have the-n r ' I (v y« Where «t of iis enclosure a n d s l a t t e d and E . B. Miller for $ 2 6 6 2 cny otherlower prices far thev-.lne p.vr-j t m mahe. T.il; uo aub-'i'.ulc. Ii'ycur t o travel; and the man who with interest a n I cost; one on dealer cannot supply you, wc can. Cold by the 29th d a y of J u n e 1 8 9 4 ow ned the premises saw it af­ in favor of \V. L . Bryan and ter it had s t a r t ° d , and was against E. B. Miller tor $15.sorrv he had not made the 9 2 with inter* s r and cost and e; closure lie-tight. So he one for a hill of eost in ' h e called his swiftest T r u t h a n d ease of E M. Church a n d s a i d : " A Lie h a s gone loose wife vs. E. C. Miller, princi­ pal and W. R. Miller s u n t y , a n d will d o much mischief if it for the sum of $35.30, a n d A thoroughly tested Remedy K n o t stopped. I w a n t you o n e f o r a b i l l o f c o s t i n t h e FOR ALL PURE CREAM-TARTAR POWDER l o g o after it and bring it case of 11. A. Dobbin vs. L. BLGQD and remedy has been tried, SKIN DISEASES ENDORSED BY Thin standard back o r kill i t . " So the B, Miller in the sum of $29.andi-mliipnt physician, for forty vote* .! by not found wantim,, who has u ti PROF A. L. METZ, P. H.C, an vvitiicertain which It is ing ftitece- - It am) swift T r u t h s t a r t e d o u t after 15, I will f^ell t o the highest of Rfedleat Pepnrtment Titian© University Oi.-miM-s for to beunvar>recouitim d< r d. all bidder for cash nt the court never (alls effect Unity rtrivlr out all of Louisiana, who, after a ©arefnl nnnlyata, t h e L e. B u t t h e Lie had house door in Boone, N. C., •rlcMy ^r-nns from M;e ajsteeiHrsl dose, and Refit fr«>n. the tlinuu. ii pronounces It a pure Cream Tartar Powder, n; H-ns' which he cheerfully recommends to th© Ilio s'vttliout of the st n. liver r *d ki Ini'vlinm any u nloas o >•-j,*jm one hour s t a r t . At t.ie end on the 6th d a y of Aug. '94, public. kcm effm-ts. (t is notlnti Itr. la I '• •>((<<) u,v,u tin si Igm.iauoe of tho first d n \ t h e I,i»> was i t being the 1st Monday in or superstition,-tnd u tl.ori ugn knowledto "THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE'^ eomm lerirpu.-c sconce, li elleetUAlly going liekety-slip. T h e T m t h 'said month the followuig deft no >* :tn medieal i * I' dtii the11 Hufferer. As a general• -ii in d tonic ?URE, WHOLESOME and POWERFUL ho was a long way behind, and | H r 1 ' f ° r parcel'd land It •Is wlttim.t r rival, i .ml tiIt , is an.in slsof You Want It. Ask Grocer For It. h ii'h-givinsr propr-rtics a alv Tuteij ; which has h^en levied on by licvo.nd to the public.withisiai.y remerti ever it was getting tired. It h a s otroircsultinc from Impure panacea tor ail od compiris >n It hikI Impoverme a s the property of E. B. Ills L ULF MFG. CO., n o t y e t cought up, and never Miller t o satisfy said execu­ isim the Ctir-cnt eni ii Hrrofbls. t'lerrs. of life; qu'ekiy M. in I ocec will." tions. T o wit: one t r a c t of Kltrrna r« a.nd Ernyllaea. f'afavrP. Liver, t'ldnc, scd • !.a; -a. Fetn-il# land lying and being mostly WRFfieoBca* ••ea.*, RerviMu ..wcca, etc. One of the rossAHv . . Rl S'I'Tfl T h e first meat train t o on the west side of t h e Pine N'llF S r An,ie. i v, ••.rrsLr. IWmriT'CATE f h«» v -««• ftrlht; cht mK-ewabo»! •it. jiifrmtu..H„ v t MoViierleave Chicago since July 4 t h , Orchard and Kiddle's K n o b Wip-TK.. d, mt-.yl , T TKK ..leniafkable n inahle mountains, o n the waters of touNK i :c*> •: ' iji%»«( J-4#fidt'writ* : » »-,t( ho itl o moot viehauled out Tuesday, noon. Long Hojie creek in sni< Co., to "illati»fi Allvot. hmr fo b»«r n rrmedljes v t»* ©Urt .-i» •• Mir cf ).i !u.Aieerti l r li »s' . tcst;:i-..(..id witii Thc^e lmd been a n inteirup- adjoining t h e lands of A. F. re.ws n '« fn rScsg- our factU tC no t« th.ICM- frreat Lata. •wt •b* i»ro JU§ yen 'I itfUvi br tion of traffic for a b o u t a D \ts, H. W. Finley and B. t-vet g iiiirnt tdtsff i««ff ;n xp.,. worid. •s."' ' fkrt-C rl.iswti ofrt a*cc4 <% rut fWR" Jli r'-nmncr <JH tr.|« week. This one passed o u t 5. Brown end others contain - Sf /.o per bctiv • (or 6 Ot, . » TIthrough tho stock y a r d s ing 5 2 5 a res more o r less lir-iae CL0 1 r vu *. c . AH; n«a. f and known a s t h e Steele rftmhtr wrr trtrv ithout nj' hindrance. lands. This J u n e 23, 1894. I). F . B aikd, Sheriff. II II 4 < - l a .our subscription. i I I I I ) 1I I I I I i rn i!|!|l||I M I Illl| |;l |ll!M:H « Tii9 WatJiaja Damoorat OVERMAN'S SPECIFIC OXYGEN! IS THE OF LIFE XYOIlf lithe life giving •!- Z pway'bulb •mcntof air and -» •*1^—|water; without^ • -Jit there can be no — MOUTH life. SPECIFIC ^ PitCE. OXYOEH is aZ epcoial msdiuat- Z ed Oxygen treat- Z inent tor diteae-ea of the noee, Z throat and lunge — '1 he inhalatiotu -> contain Gt-ruii- ~ cidesand Diain- ~ fectante, in ad-« dition tothe best 2 known specifics Z for these die- -• "easea.carfyinef Iheremodyhyinhalationri'ht to Z - 'he e»at of tbe disease, making It a POSITIVE 2 2 OUXE. Separete Specifics used in Catarrh and Z n* Hay-Fever, hot a patent medicine. Phyaioians 2 " preacribo it In thfir practice. g = ONLY "gSSBP IN U S E . * [f II. im.lllit I* * is _ ET1 I )1-Su W.AlubmuttLoi Oiuahft, Neb, IIV .*Buil:;y. hi. Atlanta. Os. hug, Br 'w r '-aft '1v - 1• r 1 h--'ns rrSVML f urn mailaddressedoftoour 2 A y?u ty r CARD a cory us .« .Z ~ kiar . i 7;., in 1 (fr t l i« treatment in fuii. Sends feri,-. youpi.xbLeaita. .. A COMPLETE MOWS PER Ja The Bride of the N >rth C noli na Brest*." Do von want t o aid in buildup up a paper that shall reflect the greatest credit on North Caroli­ na, no matter where it amy be seen? Then patronize 1 he Wilmington Alesseugei A LAUIliS KIOHT-PAOK l'Ai'KK Do ^'ou want a reliable papei giving yon all the news of the world—a Democratic newspaper that equals the best-has ilie largest circulation, and !ius tor t went >-one years been i part and factorin thegrowth niuLlevNinth velopnient of the Old State? Then suhsci be to* TII i: W 11.11]I, (jiTGN a; I hM (. ] ]( f 'ainjiaign Kates: I he Daily Messenger," by mail, 4 months o n trial, for $2.00 T The weekly ' T r a n s c r i p t Mes­ ..illi!<'i.iii.:.M.I ,M:iJi*iti(.lililillll|ilililj |llililiii!ilililili< senger, (the largest ar;d b ^ • pa per in t h e S t a t e ! 9 months on trial for $1.0(1 ' h in advance. Both papers a r e large Eight-Plige sheets. Send Postal Card with theaddri,ss of five per­ sons and receive sample cop­ ies ol Tn to Miosskngku. Oct. 1 s t . 1888. tf. t 'iuppiy Co., £ 1i SpsciSc Ozyjcn Co., WARRANTED kzbv TAKE THE Giiieago and Alton R. R. UOINO West anil Ncrtliv/est. (vinigrauts going t o any o f the U estern S t a l e s o r T e n i l o r i e s will sa ve t i m e and m o n e y g o i n g via. Chicago and Alton nnib\ t is the quickest route to K a n s a s c i t y , denvSlu, And l ' l ElfLO, points i n Idaho , Wash ington. Oregon, Utah > and California. ail hi nest ami Best Enuinpeo Bond in the I Best. Only line r u n n i n g (Solid Vesti etween St. 1 ouis und Kansas if v. Reclining mlr e a r s and Tour i s t e p e i M e <» of e x t r a chnrgeM 1 will iiiim* parties at any rail­ road station with through talketa bud trains ROOFING. , Metallic Weather Boarding, Complete Cel!ing9, Corrugated Sheeting, Roofing P a i n t s , I r o n Roofing, > Tars Trough*. Cuttert and Spouting, > .^Allfflrrrss of 8hocl Metal for Bulldino / . 'PLY WHEN READY \ > lTOC O r «PLKTC ANDSHIPPED./ ( zmmL'%'; ^crsanrrssk&kT in— li I \ WE WANT —AN— '1 In llil«towti-nr rncrgotlo workman to order, and AFPLY our inalortalo in lli'.s vicinity. i Coi icfrotclrnm oollcitcd* write for prices and tertns. r TT& CO., Cincinnati, OFnrTABLISHED 10T2, and baggage cheeks. For full iiitorinat ion . ninjtS ami desei ' ip ive pamphlets of ] the West write to or cull on B. A. Nkwlano. Traveling Passenger Vgt., Battoii Ave., Ashevillc, S. 0. 19 J. ClIAKL/TON, (i. B. A Chicago. Illi «*OU |-»Y«5PT'T*M lD(l!fnfkHt. aiul Stoiaur'i (Titot * u, kU'ifvY'i tfn>y »rr; t:--. M\ rt'fiiolT Vrvp |». fi jvr b"tt'c>. Ornm j-luurk ouj , l.U idiis OL VI, j v n DOLLARS TO PER DAY Easily Mad! Wc vrr s' mnny men. wonKn, b©y*. ntid f lrl» to work f > r u s a f e w l i u « . ' - ( d u l l y , r - f t l i t hinud |round lliclrown homos TuutmolnnM In * ! r : . M l v b n t i o r a l i l c . a n d f m v s W l l f r I J i j . t l n » " otlicf o J c r o i l ujpii M. Vo'.i l i u v r n r l v n r f ( I d ;«! no e o m p c t l l l o x . E x w r l c B W n u d r i u c l u l avidAy m>. iivcci «iiry. N o v « ; ' i (.il r c i u i r v d . T r rqi^P fcl wi:h evcrvtMnjf t'mt T«»'i b*" I , lrt»ut jmn well, nnd help vou to «-*r»i (en time* «-rdirnn r Women do n# wrll n mrn, mid be - nufi rir!" m-ike ( f o u l | . n \ \ A n - o n e . • u- \t «-re. r u r w>rk. All «»ed r-'<o foll*»«v ple i tj o'h. Kir'i"«t vrovk will mri I iteg you givit >f tii-mev. F.-»n fMur !-• u« w R'ui iu jr^'Tit 'I'-'ii ul. Vrl'e f«r our lilcf drwl if, r-e-lv" f• •'( f f f'« l'nr») flouo if not wiiii the business. !i do lb© Mi' (-(•feaiifi am­ UH 'jl (©d*' and (l '#*uml'>d. you conclude lo go on ?nc Cr.oacE Or;!""'. »• P o r t l a n d , L&ft.zm lllclEl^Kc iP T ^ \ A 'ranif• Ti ir > :i: I V i.r.('l'Ulll CI •>'» > Vf > • 3W Rood Stamp for Idmarstol Pri«e l.irt. — The Schumacher Gymnasium Co •m^twjnAvi pnu (nniRfdmort JRAffj 'Bsarrenonril "Boiisallipux *Ttuwj©j(i fauna .juvmaaid sy JT siiaxiuiipinoqs 'an Jim VOHI SiK.vvoin •P1P*Q otiM nsjpittfo jo 'othoy © Sutpaan saian CavoRts, and Trad-Alarobtained, ami nil Pa ent bHsines© conducted for Modr.aio Fees. 0:ir ft e is Opposi'e U. S. Patent Offu.t, and >vc ran rerr.rc patent In less time tbsn MM rei.oiic from Washington. Send model, drawing or photo., with desoripdon. We advise, tf patentable or not. fri© of charge. Our fee not dne till patent i« secliri""1. A P. rnnhlet, "How t.( Obtain t'.ate-iU, 'f• # names of actual clients in your State, nf • town, sent free, Idrcss, a C.A.SNOW&CQi Onpnsite Patent Office. Washington, 0. Jt �H o r t o n , T - h . coffer, Senator ManJerson, of Nuj(Y P. Todd, Adam Green, F . brnskn, a t the clow of his M. Holselaw, Marshal Trip- speech on the tariff a few 7 hill*(hiJ July 10, IS 04 lett. T . U. Mi* Bride. l b F . T u g d a y s a g o s a i d : " I realize man. L. I). Lowe, W. M. Hen t h a t speech t o convince men DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. d u x and 0 . A. Church. In ad­ in this body is a waste of Pursuant to a call b.y the dition t o the foregoing Chair time. 'Though one should Chairman of the Democratic man Horton appointed the rise from the dead ye would Executive Committee ot \S a- following t o till o u t the en­ not repent.' The longer I taugu county, the delegates tire number of deleguteH al­ s t a y here the more I a m con­ from the various townships lowed the county: W. B.Cnun vinced t h a t speech, except in the county met in conven­ cill, H. C. Martin, 11. A. Da­ for home consumption o r for tion at the court house in vis, W. S. Farthing, David F. placing oneself right upon J t o o n e o n M o n d a y o f t h i s Baird, A. J . Moretz, H. A. the record, is useless labor," week for the purpose of elect­ Dobbin and Dr. J . M. Hogs­ This statement is no doubt ing delegates to the State, head. true and does n o t speak well Congi ssional and Judicial T li e following resolution for the Senate. The t r u t h is conventions. was read by R. C. Rivers a very few of the s o ca'led The house was called to or­ which met with t h e hearty speeches a r e ever delivered der by Chairman Horton, approval of the convention, in Congress. Congress-mem­ who explained the object of a n d w e n t t o s h o w t h a t bers ask the privelcgtjofhnvthe meeting, after which J. C. Watauga was a unit for t h e ing their remarks extended Horton was re elected Chair­ renomination a n d election of in the record, "he average man and It. C. Itivers Secre­ o u r present worthy a n d effi­ speech is void of wit an d of­ tary. This being done, the cient member of Congress, the ten wisdom being for the convention was declared ren l i o n . W. II. Bower: most p a r t extracts from the d y for any business t h a t "Resolved; T h a t we, t h e wilting of others and long n» ; ght be brought before it. Democrats of Watauga coun­ tables of figures t h a t n o one Oil motion the election of t y in convention assembled, reads. Senators a r e riot, in delegates to State Conven­ heartily endorse the course these latter days, convinced tion was had which, as the of o u r present memberoi Con i by argument half ns much roll of townships was called, gress, W. H. Bower, and rec a s by something mote tangi­ resulted ip the election of the oinmend him t o the conven­ ble. following delegates: tion t o be his own successor, The much talked '»f discus J. C. Fletcher, 1. N.Corpen and instruct the delegates sion between Revs. .1. J . L. ing, J. L. Tat urn, It. 11. Far from this county t o use all thing, J. W. Hort'jn, T. C fair and honorable means t o Sherwood, Baptist, and A. J . Burma, Methodist, car.ie off llodges, 1). C. Mast, \N m. l)a secure his nomination." last Thursday und Friday. vis, L. (Jaultney, W.E.Hreen The business of t he conven­ and € D. Taylor. On motion tion being over, we had the On Thursday the discussion J. C. Horton wasunoiiiinous pleasure of listening t o some was held in Cove Creek church !y elected a s a delegate f o r very interest ing speeches by 011 the query. Resolved t h a t the county ut large to repre- W. S. Farthing, E. S. Coffey penitent sinners and infants sent us at the State Conven­ and others, which seemed t o a r c fit subjects for baptism. tion in Raleigh onj-lie 8th of infuse still more determina­ < >11 Friday i 11 FJeiison'w Chapel the discussion was August. tion in the Democrats pres Then, on mot ion, the elec­ e o t t o carry the g r a n d old roittinned o n the mode of tion of delegates to the Ju li- banner t o glorious victory in Baptism. T h e crowds were very large o n b >th d a y s and cial convention which meets the November elect ion. were well behaved. The dis­ in I/enoir on the 2nd of Aug. loiter from Dr. J. M. .spaiuhour. cussion was carried on in a wns hud. The following list Editor Drmocmt: spirit of love a n d good w ill. of delegates was presented by Is there not soino teacher The results a r e yet t o be the Secretary, and was elect­ in the common schools of Wn seen. Deri mps none changed ed by acclamation: talign county t h a t will t a k e 1 heir views but. were strength E. 8. Coffey, J. C. Fletclier. t*. VV. Councill, .1. C. Morton. advantngeof t h e scholarship ened in their faith. W. S. T. H. Taylor, D. F. Baird, T. a t the S t a t e Normal and In­ Farthing, assisted by Thos. P. Adams. N. L. Mast, Dan­ dustrial siduiol a t Greens­ Bingham a n d D. If. Dougher­ iel Brown. Esau Hodges.lohn boro? Wntnngn county h a s ty presided. Hugan, H. A. Duvis, James n o t sent a representative a n d J. (•. Pritehard, of Mar­ II. Taylor, il. A Dobbin, \V. I a m a n x i o u s t h a t a l l t h e shall, has written 1 long let­ I j . Hendrix. A.J. Moretz, I. counties of this Congression­ ter t o I. B. Eaves urging a N. f rpenincr. H. C. Martin a l Dint, should be represcnt- leeonaiderutioii of the call of ed. The cost of the schohlH-'^^^^® W. S. Farthing, 11. H. Far­ . . . 1 • , t h " S t a l l Republican con ven . # . thing, Winfleld Farthing, J tie year, t.o those dwho intend 11ion 111 (nder t o have n eon . . .. . 43IJ R. Phillips, J. M.South,L. D. t o teach, is only $ 8 8 . w hich f'-rence with the Populists. Lowe and J. M. Hogshead. includes h o a r d , washing, The Populist hold their con­ Alternntesr-VV. \V. Holscltiw, books and physician's tin s. vention on August old w hich I wish you t o bring t h i s G. II. Blair, C. D. 1 aylor, Jowill cause them t o u< t inde­ m a t t e r t o t h e attention of neph Phipps, J. W. Horton, pendently of the Republicans John McBride, T. F. Hodges, y o u r people,and odvisethose whom; convention does not John H. Morris, John Tat um who think of making npplica come off till August lot!D. B. Wagner, T. H. Coffey, tion t o write Dr. C. D. Mc- Eaves replied t h a t nothing Smith flegnnum, C. D. Mast, fver a t Greensboro for cata­ could be done and t h a t it L. A. Wilson and (J. W. Dag­ logues of the school. I d o n ' t would be humiliating for the ger. After the cleetion of the want it said in the future Republicans t o propose fu­ foregoing delegates, Mr. E. t h a t the county appointment sion t o the Populist without S Coffey read the following from Watauga had t o begiv a n y intimation from t l c m r» "In ion. which brought en t o some applicant from a n t h a t they s o desired. round after round of applause o t h e r aount.v, because there Our people have neeii talk­ from the strong friends and were 110 applicants from Wa­ ing politics a n d religion for ardent admirers of our most t a u g a . More than threehun died applicationsnrenlready some time. Would if not talented Jurist, W. B. Coun­ in, a n d it is i m p o r t a n t t o a t liow be well t o have some cill: educational t a l k ? Could not Resolved: That we, ns n teud t o the m a t t e r a t once. enough of o u r people got to­ body of Democrats inconven 1 d o want W a t a u g a iepresell gether a n d organize and ted. Very truly your*, tion assembled, recommend s t a r t a first class school a t J . M. S painhour. that the delegates appointed Director 8 t h Con. Dist. some point in the county? to represent Watauga coun­ If the good people would ty in the Judicial convention Lenoir, N. C., July 1 1 t h . spend a s much time in work­ to be held in I^enoir on the When the hair begins to fall ing for a good school in the out or turn gray, the seal needs 2nd day of August, 1894, be doctoring, and we knowp cf no county a s they d o for theninstructed to cast the full better speeitie than Hall's Vege­ candidates, t h e results would stiengtb of I he county for the table 8 ilian Hair Uenewer. be more telling upon the nomi iat ion of W. B. Coun­ Senator Ransom h a s been morality and prosjierity of cill, Ir.,forU ! Judgeship of very quiet during the whole o u r people. the 10th Judicial District of .tonff debate in the Senate. .North Ca .ol.nn and ho d to, T b e o n ) „ t , le a M a t o r There has been consider­ the last for said Council; be- m > ( J e R ' m t h r w s m j n u t e 6 |„n S able ralk in North Carolina lievinff in hie honesty,intern a r i d r e „ u i t e d i n b a v i n R m i ( , , in regard t o the S t a t e ' s ap­ propriation t o t h e Univers­ as t.vand ability as a citizen I t o n „ l p d o t i , l b I e i iwt w i t h ity. Dr. Taylor, Pres dent a n d t r u e Democrat." a duty of 2 0 per cent a d val­ of Wake Forest College, has T h e convention then pro orem. issued a pamphlet on S t a t e c< ded t o elect delegates t o aid t o higher education. Al­ represent us in the Congress­ "I was prostrated with a severe though not a direct i t t a c t bilious complaint," writes Lrasional convention which will tus South worth, of Rath, Me, o n 1 lie 1 niversity is consider­ meet a t Wilkesboro on the "After vaiulv trying a number of ed s o by t h e friends of the 2 t h i n s ' , \ s t h e townships! '"Cinedjes, I was ' • po! i.Y induced University. T h e question is • t o take Avers tills, a gravg one and will no were called the follow ing w ere scarcely taken If" boxes when . d o u b t be a n issue in the elected: 1 was completely cured." ; coming campaign. lue Watauga-amoorat J 0 r Phe great strike that look­ Pastor ed like a civil war was immi­ nent upon the country time Found C u r e i n Hood 'a A f t e r Other Medicines Kuitod has been raging i'.ir some time at, Chicago where a vast After the Crip —Muscular Rheuma­ tism. a mount of pi operfcy w 1 s burned and destroyed by ihe lawless men engaged in the huge strike h a s been qn Ilea by the prompt action of the present. Trains a r e n o w running and business is re­ suming ns usual. I t is now hoped t h a t n o more trouble will occur and t h a t o u r w h )le countiy will move o u t with prosperity—never again f o be thrown into such a S t a t e of excitement a n d perilluns condition, An Esteemed WANTlD! A iemedy foi diseuseand de bllity, especinlly for thosedis eases w hiih physicians have pronounced incurable. We give below a few of 1 1 # the many letters w hich we have received, a n d which we publish with t h e consent of the writers who a r e convinc­ ed t h a t such a remedy a s we Im ve described h a s been found in Bon pound Oxygen Treaton l.t of Drs. St ill key T' PaIcU. # "My dougliti r ufis ( nod ol Antli 111 ii by one to ntuu lit otec111 pound Oxygen, fifiir n f i i i i i g ior fifteen ycnis. ki>. h. wii i is, Tyler, Texas. "I used your compound ( xygen about a year and a halt a Bt>v. o. W. Clapham go. I neglected to tell von ot Tlio following coiaei voluntarily from a highly the great benefit I received from eHtoemuil clergyman of t'.io M. li. church, pastor 1 ' • II I )l; Vr l)( I . {i ! i i of the Cliurcli Crt-ek circuit lu horuite.iler Ifnf with catarrh since.— F. IV, County, M.n yUml: Revels. Syracuse University Sy­ " C . 1. lloodCo.. l^-wrll, Miihh.S " I fuel It u t.i t.»o public to MUil tMs cor- racuse, N. Y. Whether Pasteur and Koch's peculia r modes of t r e a t m e n t will ultimately prevail or not, thent h e o r y e l blood contamination is t ho correct one. t hough origi­ nal. 11 was on this t heory that tl« to. I h.ivv |.i a ri.'lniUlpUl.i paper a letter Dr. .J. F. Aver, ot Lowell. Muss , from a v/ljiu lut»l Hiilfor. il from Send for book of two hundred nearly fifty years ago, form Jl.l, 1 rtlusoul&r Rhcumatfom pages for fui t her iiit'oi inutiou, t« s oi Ayev's Bai-saparilla. sr.il bo l ini ii n ton' 11 y t i n - u a a o f l l o o U ' a flar- iiitoiaals, etc, A book sent tree t There is t r u t h in 1 lie s t a t e meat made by Cupt. Dave Dugger in Hie convention it: I'eguid t o the hard t i n e s not being caused by the Demo•rntic party b u t t h a t tin reason was u t o u r own lirisides. j H.ipai-llln. I ll'.vl tiiu rri;> 1» t'.io winter of " 1 It.ij 'UJ H I linvoivly tlv..t It di'p lvcil i..u of tlie inn ii y ur.-rn HO that Juy wlfo Inul to ('.row owl 1111•!:•H use, an 1 when awny from luiiiie I Inul t o (H*p l u 1 1 / c l o t h ' - trl I five doctors not ono aocoinplluiii l auytliinj{. Then I saw tho luttcr i.iluf.'.l to uutl uotcrmlueJ (j try of sl 1 and §&rcap?.ri"a fA I f U: P ilou. Spier WhiTakcr.judg in the 4 t h dist riot h a s resign­ HiiOil**. n«l »ro f h.irt tnUcn r.n« liotU^ I lutd , TIioim ar« ed. Gov. CHIT appointed W. Um w:.o of i.iy ... rl;.cxlIU mk O w ljwrwiil bare. ftii.l ca» l.o vt by many It. Allen of fill o u t the vacua- .1, M.C'.'UUMI. CiiurcU Creek. mi|t]iUe<l nut wllb U o m l ' a . I «m r mi >r v t tb»» M. K. cburcli bere." ry. C. W. Ci.AriiA 4, < lor.!i Creek. M.u;Und. N. |t, If yo-.n'i ti) tiko lleoil'H Siir.-npa. Home Ti cut meat scni out I y ex­ press la >e used ut home, C/lice Treatineiit ndministeied here. Bs. SlarkEv & Pafen, l.»20 Art h St. I'hll&dflpblr, Vti. 120 Sutter St. Sun Frubcieeo, Cal. Please mention this paper. ATTENTION, EUTERS! M" wish tocallatti iBion to our line of second-haud J o e Adams is a candidate rill v <bi not l*o tniliV' ! U> buy tiny otlier lit«l< ml. Uuggies, Carts, vvagcr.s, for Congress in Crawford'., Hood 's PIIH et.re H ut 120, cuuhiiihit.ua, bill • .. IU' >U, J.' .Ill*... .'III', lit),lltitl^liiwuft H a c k s , H a r n e s s E t c , district. M i hii'vu. Tile Strike H I W ashington, July 1 k— i \ . d a y ' s dispnf -lies anticjp 11• t h a t the strike has practical ly disappeared from Clove laud, Toledo, Detroit, St Louis a n d ever\ other im porlatit railroad centre in tho recently tied up section. rfROWN'S IRON BITTERS nureB D y s p e p s i a , I n ­ digestion & Debility. fcjrOiw doilni pnys for the Democrnt our y-<v/ /•. NOTICE. By virtue of the power contnin ed in n mortgage deed executed to me bv Reutoi) Miller and wire on the L'Tlh day of July 189*1 to seeui*e t he pnyinent ot a note ot $118 28. due nnd payable the 27t''OfDct. 189J, I w-.ll on the 1 at Monday iu Aug. 1894. it be­ ing the <>rh day of said month, se'l to the higliest bidder forcush at the court house door in Roone the land described in said mort­ gage deiMl, ln'ing t-he Miller home pliu e, known us the 0. W. Triv­ et f place in Laurel Creek town­ ship, this county, the same con­ taining 100 acres uiyre or less. For birtiier description reference is had to the registration of said mortgage which will be found iu Reg isfer's office of Watauga Co.. h »ok D, (»ages and fi(» Said sale is made to satisfy a balance due on the Ivfen-ed to note of about. 890.00 principal with ost and interest to tie add­ ed. June 28t h, 18,94. • K. L. Shuford, Mortgagee. \ \ . B. Councill, Att-.v. MORTGAGE S7\LE. By virtue of n power of snle cont;lined in n certain mort­ gage demi executed t o J . B. Hopkins by V\ rti. t l . Green and wife on the 1 1 t h , d a y of Oct. 1N9R, for the sum of 815(3 7 2 with int«-fvst and cost subject t o a credit of .17, mid registered in Book "IB page 3 1 0 etc. in the public records of Watau­ g a county. I will offer for snle for cash a t the court house door in Boone N. P. on Monday the 6 t h d a y of Yugust 1 8 9 4 if being the 1st Monday in said m o n t h , a certain f ract of bind in Boone township known a s the ManIcy McBiide latld, and ad­ j o i n i n g tho lands of J . M. Hodges, and others,contain­ ing 4 0 acres more o r less. Terms of snle cash. Hour of snle between 1 0 o'clock a . in. a n d 3 o'clock p- m. This J une 27. 1 8 9 ». .1 B. Hotklvs Mortgagee. xisw 'TO'sAVfaiojS-" EY. They fire almost good us i.« w, iiuJ js-isoiiH wishing t o buy can r< ure bmguilts by <• illing on n # \* c have u big lot of NKYV One of the go'iit secrets in ma­ king money is to know how to RFGGIFS, WAGONS, FA RTF. IIAUNKS^ Ac j.i \ i it. Tlie principal way tosave money is to buy that which yon on blind, which will be sold on consume from t he party who will reasonable terms, if we iuivenot sell you the I'F.ST article for the LEAST money* iu order to find gi.t what y on want, we will the nbow uatnad p ot.v it isvm-v take pleasure in getting any-} esseiitinl tluit you cull and ex­ t liiug for you in our line. We b n ^ amine txiv immense stock ot direct from inauuha turers nun CENSHAI. MERCHAN­ can, therefore, give you vi ry close prices. DISE M e have a full line of new l i a r \Y 1 • i.-1i is fpmnnl coiujdete in ev ness—Collars, brulles, etc.—ev erv deprt-rtiiieiit, consisting ot erythingin the harness line. Fan Dry Goods, Notions, Boots find l>ent the world on prices. Rhous, llurd-ware, tin-wtiie. Growl en. Ruddles. Quecns/ \\ a will take in i • e^> wnre. Drugs, I'Tnits, Nuts. 'iMiies. mules, ami alsogouu 1« ® Etc., Etc., too innm rous to nieiicuttle. Give us a cull. ti*m. I have just reeinved the nictst llhXKLL, CRAIG A- ( f t . and in ost complete lint* of Lenoir A. 0. That has ever been exhibited to t he citizens of Boone find sur­ roundings. consisting of Calicoes of all stvlesnnd shades Fancy and plain Lawns, (Tal­ lies. Sat tines. Ginghams, Naiisool.s, chambrnys. Cashmeres, Heiirietns, Rleecliing. Damask drapery, Sheet ing, Blatds. eottonades,jeans etc which will be sold at reduced prices for cash or its equivolenl. meeting anddt tying all RICA HON / It E rCMILTlTK.N W"A'. Jt. My oiit ire stock LOOK & LIVE I I, A FTER A VRII. TH1: 1ST '94, 10 per cent. cut on pricos. spot ( ash or barter, NEVER TEN DAYS. Leek over mr lif 1 (i c m{K par» our pre i s v if ]| t he*«• Rii g on time. 4 Aiuno savecfis ...u" ey made." of Gototh 1 Mot ch i ndiso wilt ho sold ut reduced prices ior We w ill sell yon 4 1-2 pom-'s good ceflce lor •;•! M\\ 10 j jol.«ids ( ASH or its equivolant. e x t r a *(" s u g a r l o r -tl.tb, l est In order to make room for calico 0 to 7 1-2 cts pei yard, cot new stock, I am offering my en­ eon check, 2' iiu-hes wide, 7 cis. tire lot of ]»er yard, and ladies' and gT-nrs' READY MADE CLOTHING hat* cheaper than 1 hey have vv-M er been wold before. A 7 COST: We are just receiving a full line Thanking my friends and cus­ of bi.dh s ' dress g o o d s u t pi ie<> t o tomers for the liberal patronage xnit tlie buyers. Ihev have given me iu tlie past and soliciting a coatinuati ju ot WE MEAN WHAT WESAY. C l and see and the same so long as 1 merit it, 1 ! youa lmoney. usIt'xp,we can s a v e am R espectfully, JOHNSON EDM 1ST EN & CO. M B B L A C K B t J B N - Blowing Rock. March 5. Jt Di, IkLG0HTEST10X« A Convetition of the Demoeifitie P a r t y of t h e 1 0 t h J u ­ dicial District is hereby call­ ed t o meet a t Lenoir, on hnrsdny, August 2nd 1894, for the purpose of nominat­ ing n J u d g e a n d Solicitor for said district. By order of the Executive Committee. Done a t Mor­ g a n ion, N. C. J u n e 29, 1894. L T . AVERY , Chairman of Executive Committee 10th dndicial District. i 11iVeid K<»j ti*E yot ite. The people of YYntaugn will t a k e notice t h a t I have p r o ­ cured a room in the c o u r t house where I will a t t e n d a t the commissioners' c o u r t the first Monday in each month for the purpose of sealing the weights and measures fori lie people. The law requires t h i s t o be done every two veais J . H. COOK,' S tandard K eeper. �n ! pj wailing seal intent noi 'Ugjso s a y s the n .v court lion iSUBSCRIPTION HATE S To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. P^ I0 PL {> T( > P UT <>u{ - their' M ar coaipLLou ;.nd when Strongest men for the differ­ done will cost something 1 :-opv 1 year $1.00 ent offices. No man should over $13( 00.00. ... 50 " 0 mouths " 3 months —The DEMOCRAT has just ... 35 claim Anything for «»eing a Democrat, no mine t h a n lie passed its sixth birth-.lay. A DVEHTISLN'U U ATEK, should claim a n office for be- t o r five years the present ed­ 1 inch 1 week .$ .75 1 " 1 mouth 1.75 a good church-member. Let itor and pubiishei have iicen 1 " 3 «• 3.00 us get competent and good giving the people a s good a 1 <4 (i 44 5.00 men on the ticket and we paper a s they possibly could. 1 44 1 year 7.00 They a r e aware of the many 1 column 1 week 9.00 shall win. 1 " 1 mouth 13.50 —Maj. 11. Bingham and imperfections of the paper, 44 44 1 25.00 lady returned t o their home hut know of no way ofbeT tar­ 44 1 () 44 37.50 1 " 1 year 50 00 in Statesville last week, after ing it without more eticour a visit of several weeks in agement from tlie people Entered a t t h e Postofneeat Wntauu'u. The Maj'b. health They haye lived in hopes all Boone, N T . C., us second-class is still bed. along, and a r e still believing mail m a t t e r . — A few d a y s a g o Dr. f l o g s rhat the future is better for head of Banner Elk relieved them t h a n the past h a s been. LOCAL NEWS. Mrs. .John Ford of cancer of Our friends can liejp lis by the lip. The fact t h a t it had e n d i n g us local news from The strike l i e o o s t t he started into the mouth ren- their sections, ami by plank­ Government $380,000. jdered its removal rather a ing down the almighty d<>| —.J. F . Spain) o u r i s hav­ jdelicate process. lar r»n what they arc due us. ing a neat barn erected on | —Wanted tit this o f f i c e : A CARD. his farm. j A complete file, o r a s nearly As tlmre is b e i n g ' m u c h M i , J.I nres 11 lb > an, ( 'I no us p. tssible of t he first vu! talk a t this time a m o n g the Lemur, spent a few hours i n | , l l l l H O f t \ W DEMOCRAT pub­ people of all parties concern* town Sunday. lished in 1 8 8 8 and '89. F o r : ing available men for the dif— The n e \ t session of Holly the desired papers we will Feienf offices, 1 would say Spring College Butler Tenn , j pay libera)!} . t h a t all should look well t o begins August 1>fit. —In a private letter from their county interest, in se­ —A man by the name ol oui friend S. M. Dagger we lecting men t o fill the various Cox is in the county reorgan­ learn t h a t his book " T h e offices, for this is very import Balsam Groves,' is having a n t t o every t a x payer. Now izing the Alliances. a wonderful sale. lie receiv-j| wish to «ny t h a t there a r e —Coffey Bin's.. >1 t h i s |ed a hundred orders within reports circulated that 1 a m place, ha ve several fine miikl ten da}s. a candidate for the office of cows for sale. —Jackson Fletcher, of Cove Register of Deeds, an d t h a t —Mr. W. B. Couneill, J r . , [Cr'ek township, spent s» ver- f a m doing everything in my a n d bride a r e spending a few A ! ' . " J s in town this week. power t o secure t h e nomina d a \ in Mit» 1 H II ( oi .IT t \ . ; YJ ,. tcher is a young man ; tion. Now I wisli t o s a y t h a t —A corninunicaLion reaches 0 f fine p a r t s and many of his j such reports a r e without us from Todd t o o late for fi j(-iMis want his services in j louinljitioii, tor 1 a m n o t a publication in this issue. ^[candidate, ami what I said the next Legislature. CO O 'J ~ I A Broken-Down IVIan llimYS MLltLV Restored to Perfect Health By the uae of AVER'S Sarsaparilla "For eight years, I was, most of the time, a great sufferer from conKtipation, kidney trouble, and indi­ gestion, so that my constitution seemed to be completely broken down. I was induced to try MENTAL AVER'S Sarsaparilla, and took ENERGY nearly seven bottles, with such ex­ cellent results that my stomach, ^ AYER'S bowels, and kidneys are in perfect condition and, in all their functions, as regular as clock-work. At the time 1 began taking AVER 'S Sarsaparilla, my weight was only 12© pounds, I now can brag of 159 pounds, and was never m so good health. If you could see me before and after using, you would want me for a traveling advertisement. 1 swear by AVER'S and believe this prep­ aration to be the best in the market to-day."—S. P. SMITH, 312 Poplar at., To wand a, PN. "I cannot forbear to express my joy at the relief I have obtained from the use of AVER'S Sarsaparilla. I was afflicted with kidney troubles for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of rny back. In addition to this my body was covered with a pimply eruption. The remedies prescribed for me by the doctors did me no good. 1 then began to take AVER'S Sarsaparilla, and after using two bottles of it, 1 felt like a different man—the pains ceased and the pimples have dis­ appeared. I advise every young man and woman, in any case of sickness resulting from impure blood, no matter how long standing the c ase may ha, to take AVER'S Sarsaparilla."—H. Louis J A KM ANN, Janitor, 35 William st.. New York City. uARSAPARILLA Ayer's Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J* C. Ayor 6 c Co., Lowell, Moee, Has cured others, will cure you THIS IS NO IllIM HUG TO DRAW TRADE! OF coiiasE rau WANT THE hist Of Co 133 Yo'J Wait tiis flnapast. t h i s ' t l , H t , f t h e """I- 1 '' —Senator J a r v i s has o u r -Dr. W. B. OoumlPbaH Well, when yon want the best grade of good'*, c a ' F o n t h a n k s ioi a copy oi iiis re-p, H »tj spending ibe greater t h o u g h t I was the proper ni". for I have them. For the n >xt twenty d a y s I will offer : part of his time a t Blowing , , , u n « then 1 did not see how cent speeches in Congress. uIn consistently stty t h a t a l o t o f bargains in o d d s and ends, of Shoes, Hardware, —I). Millard Norris,of Meat j Rock with his sister Mrs. j t n U I would no' run. My notion Ladies'unmanned h a t s a t 2 0 cts. a:xl up; a l o t ofChallies ( a m p , has been commission 1 Folk who is in quite feeble. t h a t in all offices the otilce a t 5 cts. a yard cash —nice pattern*. cd and is now on d u t y a s health. 1 he Dr., has severaJ|V 1 Remember this is a s p v i a l sale, mid will positively o n ­ other patients tliere. 1 ^ .uld seek t h e man. Now ly lust twenty da vs. So if you want bargains, now is t h e brandy ganger. we ha ve in o u r county uiativ 1 he icc cream suppergivwould fill time, dsvou will liti I m my useful things a t co.st a n 1 un­ —John A. Kirkman, of men that en by the negroes last Friday a n y of the offices. Now who­ der on my Special Greensboro, is spending the summer with J o h n Elrod a t night wns a grand success, ever the tnantel falls on in C o u n t e r B a r g a i n s . lep cream and cuke sold s o a n y of the offices they should Cook s Gap. Tiies • Special Bargains a r e for CASH only, b u t will sell fast that ihesupplv wassoon consider it a n honor. —Mrs. Rebecca Gorton and tliein a t reduced rates for produce. S o all can fare alike. 'exhausted. The money real­ C. J. C OTTRKLL. daughter Miss Julia a r e Come one coma all and g e t something nice, a t a low r a t e , ized amounted t o $ 3 2 2 5 a n d spending a few weeks a t Mr. a s they must" g o regardless of cost. ANNOUNCEMENT. will g o towards the erection J . ('. Gortons. YOJ can also g e t all kinds M staple goods, a s 1 haue a I hereby uimowneo myself an of a church house. Independent Antiadministration j J u . | —Quite a delegation have —Rev. E. H. Gicks, a slii- Democratic candidate f<»r Solici- 1 gone from Watauga t o a t ­ iltMit of Golly Spring College, tor in the loth Judicial Distiict. tend the distiict conter?nce J. F. KPAINIIOOR. preached a n instructive s HI which meets a t Elkin this Yours Anxious to please. To M y Friends of WaUugft County. IUOII in 1 he Baptist church week. Recently a number of m k Sunday night on t h e t e m p t a ­ W I L L W. HOLSCLAW. —Prof. Francum's school tion of Christ. H P was ac­ Demi cratic friends have talk is increasing in the number companied b.v Rev. Sher­ ed t o :ne nbout nominating of students and in t he inter­ wood and was on his way t o me for ( lerk of t h e Superior mmmmam Court. I Imve considered the est taken in learning by the Blowing Rock. matter and have concluded students. —The ladies of Boone a r e t o accept the nomination, il ©30r " " " S »/icks' Seeds Contain t h e Germ of Life. —The urbane c a n d i d a l 8 t o be complimented on the tendered me, and if elected I will discharge duties ac­ FAfLlTE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. from all p a r t s of the county g m , t c m . t , t j, P V p P 8 t ow on ceptably t o all the the people Y k V : C\ of I , _ were present l a s t Monday, the cultivation o f (lowers. of the county a s near a s pos­ kick's Floral Guide, 1894, shaking hands w i t h the One cannot help admiring sible. The Pton.er Catelogu. of Vegetohlee and Flow.re D ..B. DOUGHERTY. " d e a r " people. the fragrant and beautiful I'oilrina 112 UHKI * 8X 10 1-2 in.. Vlltk Fear U r m S i-.fr'jiliiM tHat dr^rribe, not. mialrail; fyi lllRelrntlonH that Inst rnrt, not exagicrrntp Tlanttrs Yellow (Ilobe —Mr. B. J . Couneill was flowers on the Hotel porch Maj. W. H.Malone, a prom V® L! POPPIES TbeCon r (3c'i.iriTiiii(r In linnmnntoiielilpnd- Onion Seed, $1.00 per pound. ir . of w. i r color (irints in preen nnil wlitta, Shirley, over from Linville a fewdu % \s j a t Bryan's, so lustfully ar- inent a t t o r n e y of As he vi lie I ivlib xgoM LacLvrinund,—anrontn of benuty. Brilliant, 32 i>ogceof Noveltleaprinted In SillfTcrent colnovelties. c© Tulip, receiitl.v. The crowd is not ranged and nicely cultivated. fell dead in Statesville Wed­ All the leading novel ilea and the beat of Orteniale. oni. out varieties. These liard times you cannot th" (© 0r«r 1600 FUnU afford to run any risk. Buy ftONKHT Branchiate Aster, lllhlarua, Kunaet, a s large a t Linville this sea­ Many others have pit flowers nesday night a week a g o . FIFTFTRTS wlirro \OTI will receive KI'I.I. Palilla, Ethel Vlck, For 30 Cis. @) tt RAS1' It P.. It is not naco-»nry to adver­ t h a t would be a n honor t o a See VleU's Floson us they expected. Double Anemone, tise that Vick'a aeeda ffrow, this is known the •al Gutile. a world over, and nlso tlmt the harvest pays. A Homo itnd Abroad. Chnrmer Pea, city floiist. very little spent for proper seed will eaveirro. cer'sand doctor's bllla. Many concede Vlck'a New Potatoes. —E. H. Dougherty, of Ver­ It is the duty of everyone, wheth © I-'loral GuMe the handronieat catalogue for to rente. 1 I. If you love a fin* panUn ."1 niMrnn now with 10 rpnls, . —A catalogue of the S t a t e er at home or travelling for ger and F . H. Richards of „ ;.h m ivbei'. flacten <mn» Pr-f ovlrr. *«Cutb Prii«- for Potato • VlrUu' Sondu do „,{ |)i*i>ir~'otnt. They (irsw. (hry Flotirlnli, ihry rroilnee Anu«daiiily. N o r m a 1 and Industrial pleasure or buisn^ss. to equip Mabel, have closed o u t their t Greens-^ himself with the rtmely which stock of goods and retired School, located u . . , ... will keep upnt rcngtii mid prevent bnro has reached o u r office. 1 IIIU^ HH, and cure ills as are liable from business. There were 3 9 1 young h dies to come upon all in every any —The Third p a r t y conven­ attending this school last life. Hood's Snrsa pa villa keeps tion in Boone last S a t u r d a y the blood pure and ICHS liable to year, Watauga is allowed absorb the germs of disease. endorsed L. L. Green f o r one student who receives free Good's Rills are hand made, Judge, R. L . P a t ton for Con­ tuition and some other ex­ and perfect in proportion and gress a n d J . F . Spainhour for penses. i s there no y o u n g appearance. 25c. per box. Solicitor. lady who cares t o t a k e ad­ Calvin and Thomas Cole.v B ^ T HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAI CM Senator Peffer voted t h e vantage of the excellent op­ were hanged in Lnuisburgon only n o vote in the Senate; portunities offered a t this Kmr&ryow As lllh 7IAK 10 SUBSCRIBE. ^ the 13tli for the murder of a a g a i n s t Senator Daniels res­ school by the S tate. , •Jewish peddler. olution endorsing Cleveland's —The Tomahawk gives a p r o m p t action i n putting glowing description of a n The scrofulous taint which may have been in your blood lor dow n the strike. old fashioned barbecue which years, ma y be thoroughly expell­ —Dept. Col. R. L. Couneill, was given by the Odd Fellows ed by giving Hood's Sarsupty \ / s o l d three small kegs of whis­ and Masons in Mountain rilla a. trial. , // i key on Monday a t auction. City on the glorious fourth. —• { T h e whiskey brought $1.2(>, Twenty-one lambs were barTvn\ the \ i 1 1 1 a 11 $ 1 . 3 3 and $ 2 0 0 per gallon. becued (?) and served with v ? , ° L i e d ( ai tei Gaiaison Keifr T-- ill 8orcn-<s riflhii TT.ucou* m*tnhr*n® Rnd ciifs*GOh0RkHCEA Ond Gl.iiET In i to$ l»y». No —There were many views light-bread and pickles. A ^ f , ^ o r o f Chicago last Octonthrrti xtro-nt n.re«fary. Ncv.rau "S utri' ti re or 'g'. lovrt any iivi«r«iti<. affer Price, $i. Sold !' u expressed on Monday a b o u t very large crowd of people• Lungci in Chicaco by dtugfliK BL0OE BALM CO., Pn\ <<tirt4.fr. r IGie count y candidates 1 i here is present. TI ,., Tomahawk a h the 1-at! -O- I M iiNBUSINESS. -o1 r o m now until the first d a y of April tyvill h *11 toy stock of CLOTHING — ANU*~ OVEItCOATS *0 per cent^above COST! If yon don't think I mean it come and look through my 5? STOCK I t wont cost yon on* coni if you dont purchnsw. I linve n large stock a n d want t o get rid of i t befort spring. IT CALL AND LOOK ! -®t I would call y o u r a t t e n t i o n to the big cut in prices in my other lines i -tr JAMES VICK'S SONS f RESPECT FULLY W. L T V T 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. 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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/6c2b089bb8ac389ef93a773b83ce3e45.pdf cb9376d05f36c63e6598f720a80c4fb6 PDF Text Text VOL (5 BOONE, (Are ! iYou- i COUNTY, N. 0„ ITIUliSDAY JULY, 20. 1804, LETTER. and regular sessions of Con­ THE SIMON-l'URE ONLY. merely wish to show the ut­ gress and whether this or I.et U« Have Hone with I'opulist-lh'iu- ter and absolute folly of a From our Regular Correspondent. oiTMtN— 0 1 ve U n Straight Goods •hat member has drawn fuel democratic convention even or Nothing-. Now that the strike excite­ pa,} since the law t o dock tolerating the consideration ment is happily over public members for absence was re­ There is nothing more seri­ of the unities of men who are attention is centered upon vived, t h a t he has had a cir­ ous that can confront 11 dem­ tainted with these undemo­ the daily meetings of the cular letter prepared which o c r a t i c c o n v e n t i o n a t t h i s cratic fallacies. They consti­ Democratic conference on the politely declines to furnish time than the necessity of se­ tute, too, for the most part, s out of employment, or in • taiiff bill. There is sormdis­ the information asked for lecting Si mon pure democra ts that class ot office-seekers • a position that you do not H appointment among Demo­ unless instructed to da so by us candidates for office. I t is and office-holders who are :like? Possibly the solic-: crats that after an entire the House. A considerable not my purpose here t o try quite willing that the coun­ jj iting of Life Insurance is: to show that, populism is no­ E your special forte. Many: week'H work 11 o agreement number of members of the thing but anarchy in chrysa­ try should go to hell, provi­ : people have, after trial, i has been reached. However, House have reason to feel lis. Any one of ordinary in­ ded they get their personal 5been surprised at theirs considerable progress has grateful to Col. Snow for not- telligence c a 11 easily settle ambitions and desires grati­ fied. • fitness for it To all such j been made, and it is hoped opening the books of his of­ i it has proved a most con-: that a partial, if not a com­ fice to the men who are try­ that fact to his completesut- The democratic party of N. :genial and profitable occu- = plete report can be made to ing to find reasons for leav­ isfaction if he will use that in V. has been prostituted and telligence only enough to give debauched too much already :pat ion. The Management: the House and Senate this ing them a t home. • of the week. Democrats are more • 11 seems t o come natural it healthy exercise. Govern­ m the interest of these politi­ t o some jreople o misunder­ or Tillman is a populist, and cal buccaneers a 1 1 moral [ Equitable Life i worried over the failure to stand things. A tease in point when the Supreme Court id' cowards, and now,d in the \ in the Department of the: reach an agieement than South Carolina, declared his sCarolinas, desires to add: over the bluff made by Sena­ was the unanimity of cer­ pet dispensary scheme uncon name of God and our State, | its force, some agents: tor Hale in introducing a tain labor leaders inannounc stitutionul, he advised some and for the cause of honesty to £of character and ability.: resolution calling for infor­ ing after a recent interview of his discharged spies to o- and common decency, a s well as for the public good. iet us : Write for information, i mation as to why the Repub­ with the President that Mr. pen up Hquorsaloons. There­ I W. J. Rod (ley, Manager, \ lican conferees bad not been Cleveland had agreed to ap­ by he became pnrticeps rrim. stand up like men and stop the whole business. Better I Rock Hill, 5. C. I invited to attend the meet­ point a commission to arbi­ trate the d i s p u t e which it)iM of lawlessness. Govern­ infinitely suffer defeat and ings. In their anxiety t o get or Wnite is a populist, and save the integrity and honor ro work the Democratic con brought about the late disPROFESSIONAL. be advised his adherents t o of the party than to have its feiees neglected to follow the lastrous and costly—to all rebel against the ir govern­ escutcheon besmirched and usual course and invite the concerned, and to many not W. B. COUNC1LL, JR. ment and ride through blood its proud prestige disgraced Republican conferees to the directly concerned—railroad Attoiutoy a t Lav. strike. . It is not flattering to their horses' bridles in or­ by these political Iwariots, first formal meeting, but it Boone, N. C. was merely a form that was t o the intellect of the hetoro der to force the foolish finan­ only to receive as our re­ cial scheme of a minority up ward a mocking victory for overlooked. It is a Demo­ mentioned labor leaders if W. B. COUNCIL!* M. I). cratic disagreement and it this misunderstanding was on a majority. Gov. Pennoy- a dishonored name anunhalnr was a populist and ho o- I < > wei 1 ca use.—Bohemia 11 in Boone, N. C. mast and will be settled a- not intentional. The law un­ Resident Physician. Office mong Democrats without der which President Cleve­ prnl)* threatened the life of Charlotte (Jbserver. on King Street north of Post Republican interference. It land agreed to appoint two the chief magistrate af his country and ours, because he II OIINC CwufeiTi'N lliu'ki <1 by Pronltlent. Office. is not to aid in settling the commissioners t o act with exercised his rights and dis­ Mult imore Sun. disagreements t h a t the Re­ the United States Commis­ charged his duties as provi­ The fact that members 111 publicans wish to attend the sioner of Labor in making an investigation, does not ded by the constituion of b o t h H o u s e s n r e m o r e con fere ti?e, but to try t o pre­ A T T O R N E Y A T L A IP, give him authority to ap­ those United States. Govern­ anxious to adjourn for the vent their bfhig settled. or Llewelling ; s a populist summer thnn they are to ful­ m a k i o n , n . c Just as soon a s an agree­ point arbitrators except un­ and he declared the laws of fill the pledges of the party -(o)ment can be reached that, der conditions not existing in this case, ami the commis­ Kansas against vagrancy un is a serious obstacle in the Will prnctire in the courts ol will be ratified by the House constitutional, usurped the way of tariff reform. So fai­ Watauga. Ashe, Mitchell, McDow- and Senate Congress can ad­ sion t o be appointed will on­ ell and all itlirr comiti** in the journ, as the Senate, by an ly ha ve authority to investi­ nuthmity of t h e Sipreme ns can bo learned, however, wwt«Tn district He^Sjieriiil ntten gate the strike which occur­ court, exercised the power ot t h e H o u s e c o n f e r e e s a r e tion given to the collection of unusual spurt, has passed a tyrant und a despot and standing out boldly for nil nine of the appropriation red upon interstate railways. claim?. set the laws aside in the inter the principles which formed bills and has the other five It cannot investigate the W. B. Connrill X. D. T. C. BUrkbarn. in good sh«f>e to be passed Pullman enr works anymore estof tramps, vagabonds and a basiH for the WilHoti bill. anurchists. Senator Kyle is They have not receded a step Boone, N. C. Zioimlle, N. C. this week. That will leave than it could investigate a a populist and lie has offereJ from the position fli-st occu­ CouQCill & Blackburn, the decks clear for action on strike of the farm hands of a resolution in the IT. S. Sen­ pied. Free raw materials, the conference i-eport on the John Smith. President Cleve­ ate for the avowed purpose they urge, are necessary to tariff bill, and everything land will appoint this com­ of nullifying the laws now in any comprehensive and just Calls attended at all now points t o adjournment mission because he wishes to force to enable the national scheme of tariff reform. An by the fit8t of August. The secure authentic information houns.^&l government t o suppress in­ honest schedule is also, they only thing that can upset to be used a s a basis for re­ June 1, '93. surrection and riot. All these declare, essential If the party these calculations is the fail­ commendations be intends things are done in behalf of is going to place itself in a E. F. LOVILL. J. C. FLETCHER. ure of the conference to reach to make on the subject in lawlessness and done in the proper attitude nefore the an agreement that, will be ac­ his next annual message to name ot liberty and done by country. Because the House cepted by both Senate and Congress. He recognizes it populists. And yet a combi­ conferees make this conten­ House, and that is not ac­ as a subject t h a t needs un­ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, to inn 1 legislation, not in the nation knave and Fool will tion the members of the Sen­ cepted. bob up every now and then ate a r e angry. The "con­ BOONE, N. C. A strong effort is being interest of the corporations, Special attention given made to get the Nicaragua nor of the Inbon organiza­ and assert that populism and servatives" make no attempt democracy a re akin, ana that to conceal their displeasure, to the collet ion ofclaims.~®a canal bill passed a t this ses­ tions. but of the whole coun­ a man can even be a demo­ and they openly predict the J.. L. GllEENE, A CO., sion of Congress, but it may try, which is incommoded cra tic-populist. I t would be rejection of the conference rebe crowded out. The House and in the end has to pay much more sensible to argue port. S u c h predictions, REAL ESTATE ACTS. Commerce committee is lin­ the bills for the periodical that a man can be a sober however, do not frighten the ing t o get the committee on strikes. HOOXE, X. C. drunkard, a Christian infidel, House members of the com­ Although there are reports Rules to set aside two o r Will give special attention three-days for the discussion to the contrary there is no an honest thief or a virtuous mittee. They are making t o abstracts of title, the sale reason to doubt that Presi­ rogue. There is tno kinship their fight upon the lines laid of Real Estate in W. N. P. of the canal bill, which Chair­ dent Cleveland will sign the of father and child betweeen down by the Democratic ma­ Those having farms, timber man Wise, of the first named the republican doetrineof pro and mineral lands for sale, committee considers one of bill for the admission of Utah tection and the populist doc­ jority of the House, and it is understood that in this they will do well t o call on said Co. the most important oills to statehood, which is now trine of paternalism , but ev­ are supported by the influ­ in his hands. a t Boone. that has been before Con­ L. L. GREEN & CO. gress for years. There are a Senator Allen of Nebraska, ery honest man of ordinary ence of the administration. information knows that there Vf arch 16, 1803. number of Democrats in the told the Senate on Saturday is 1 1 0 shadow of nfHinity be­ The President is said to House, who are on principle that it was untrue as stated tween either one of these per­ have declared in favor of the NOTICE. Hotel Property for Sale. opposed to the government's in the newspapers t h a t he nicious teachings and the de­ Wilson bill a s opposed to the Senate bill, and to have in­ On account of failing health engaging in any such busi­ had been downed in a wrest­ centralization and the States' timated to the members of of myself and wife, I otfer for sale ness a s proposed by this bill, ling match with John Bar­ rights theories of democracy. t h e conference committee my hotel property in the town of a r d while they are not prob­ leycorn. I t is true that the very word, that he would rather COL Boone, North Carolina, and will *ell low for cash and make terms ably numerous enough t o democracy, is broad almost gress would remain in session Neb. prohibitions notnina to suit the buyer, and will take defeat the bill on a vote they real or personnl property in ex­ are numerous enough to pre­ ted a woman for Lieutenant without limit us t o what it during the entire summer may be constructed to mean, change. Applv soon. vent a vote being taken un­ Governor, a woman for Sec­ but that it, is inimical to and than pass such a cowardly ' W. L. B RYAN. less a special rule is reported retary of State and a woman incompatible with tliecentral makeshift a s the Gorman NOTICE. Brice compromise measure. for Superintendent of Public Parties putting papers in limiting debate. Instructions. In the fourth izntion idea of republicanism It is now believed that, fail­ 80 many requests eamb to district of Nebraska the pro­ and the paternalism run-riot my hand for execution will ing t o agree upon the ques­ plea se a d vance the tees wi t h Sergeant-at-Arms Snow, o f hibitionists have nominated idea of populism has never tions of most importance, the papers and they will re- the 1 louse from editors and h woman for Congress. been questioned or even ar­ the conference committee will cei ve prom pt a tten tion, other politicians, asking whether gued. "This, then, is as far as wise they will be returner! certain members have drawn a nHood'se cPills are phando nmade, I need to discuss the defini- submit a report to test the d p e r f t i»i p r o o r t i and not executed for the want of api>earanee. 2oc. per box. | t ion of democracy h a e, as I sentiment o! the two houses. tees. I). F. Baird Shff. milage for both the extra • . J. V WORPIIKW, Physicians & Surgeons. LOVILL & FLETCHER WASH INGTON WATAUGA NO. 41. This report is likely to be re­ jected- It will be, it is under­ stood, too radical to suit the Senate protettionists a n d too conservative to suit the Mouse. Having done this it is believed the committee will then prepare a report based upon the principles of the Wilson bill, which will be final. If it is rejected by the Senate it is probable the whole matter may he referred to the people and the fight for tariff reform made over again throughout the coun­ try: THE WHISKEY TAX. The whiskey schedule has been a source of determined contest, the main effort be­ ing to secure a compromise on the basis of $ 1 per gallon and an extension of the bonding period to live years. This is resisted on theground that while it is an apparent increase of 1 0 cents in the tax, i t will in fact yield the government 11 o additional revenue. The House conferees are willing t o grant an extension of two 3 ears over the time fixed by the House bill for the bonded period on whis­ key, but the Senators are holding o u t for the entire period of eight years and for the full 20 cents a gallon in­ crease of the tax. CHANGES HAII) TO HAVE BEEN MADE. The chief features on which the conferees have, it is repot tea, come together are as fol­ lows: Pottery rates increased 5 f»er cent, making the rates those of the House instead of the Senate amendments, the Senate having reduced them. Glassware comes down t o the House rates, ths action in this case being the reverse of that on pottery for reasons hereafter stated. The cot­ ton schedule has been scaled down about 5 per cent from the Senate rates. The wool­ en schedule also has been brought down a considerable percent, making it more in accordance with the House rates. The tobacco schedule has been brought back t o the House rate on the im­ portant item of wrappers, the rate being $1 instead of the Senate rates of $1.50 and $2.SSL The income tux has not yet been passed, but there is little or no disagreement ex copt on the one item ot limit­ ing the tax to five years, and on this the conferees have not yet come together. Concord Standard! Last Tuesday afternoon, I). Gus Dorton, of Flows, Cabarrus county, was squiirel hunting ing in the woods. He ran a squirrel into a hole in the fork of a large Spanish oak, and climbed up to stop the hole intending then t o cut the tree down. While hehad his bead through the fork his foot slipped, and 1here be swung by bis neck, bis head being caught in the fork. Mr. Dorton remained in his per­ ilous and painful position for about an hour when he was found by Mr. Pete Bost and taken down. He won't stop any more squirrel holes un­ less he knows whal he is staiding on. �h may he doubted whether i 15, 1 will sell t o the highest any class of men is so trouble I bidder foi cash a t the court some in a community and so house door in Boone. N. C., on the Gth day of Aug. '94, A D emocraticf a m i l y newspaper, devoted to the interest ot Coun­ dangerous to its best inter­ it being the 1st Monday in ty Stute uno Nation. Published ests as the preacher politi­ said month the following de­ evfiry Thursday at Boone, Wa cians. They appeal to the; scribed tract or parcel of land tauga County. N. C. religious instinct, and boldly which has been levied on by use it for purposes in no wise me as the property of E. B. Miller t ) satisfy said execu­ The Hlaadeifi Should Stop. religious. Sometimes blindly tions. To wit: one tract ot Oti<i of the surprising de­ fanatical, sometimes selfishly land lying and being mostly velopments of tlie strike to ambitious, sometimes igno- on t he west side of the Pine the other portions of tlie rantly prejudiced, they al­ Orchard and Riddle's Knob country, strnnge t o say, was ways sacrifice the peace of mountains, on the waters of the prompt and emphatic Long Hope creek iu sail society, the welfare of their adjoining the lands of A.Co., F. stand taken by the South own people, and the true Davis, 11. W. Finley and B. for law, order and national principles of religion t o acR. Brown end otherseontain government. The North is c o m p J i s h their schemes. ing 525 a res more or less astonished a t the hold that Sneh men kindled the tires and known as t h e Steele the spirit of nationality has of civil war, and made impos lands. This June 23, 1894. D. F. B a i k d , Sheriff. secured upon a section t h a t sible a calm and peaceable hut a short time ago fought solution of the problem of LAND SALE. for the principle of State slavery. They wickedly urg­ rights. This issue was rais­ ed the slave t o massacre the Superior Court Watauga Co., ed by (Jov. Altgeld a t the women and children of tlie James G. Rose \ a. Thos. A. very beginning of the Deb's South, they denounced the Haguman and wife, James P. Hagaman and wife Sa­ insurrection against Federal Constitution and the Union rah Hagaman Commission authority. The Soutli in­ as a "covenant witfi hell," ers. stantly sided with the Pres­ they clapped their hands, As commissioner appointed b\| ident, showing l>y the test when crazy John Brown in­ the court in the case of James G. t h a t no section of the United vaded Virginia. This is not Rose against Thos. A. Hagaman States is more loyal to the tlie preaching of Jesus. These and wife Nannie C. and Sarah Hagaman, widow cf Thos. Ha­ United States today than are not the followeis of tlie gaman ded . I will sell to t h e the States t h a t formed the Master,—Mennenger. highest, bidder for cash at the court house door in Boone on Southern Confederacy. it be­ Kveiy journal in those N.-O.-Uht oniric: S e n a t o r ithe Oth days of MAug. a1894, s a i d ng the fir t on l v in States fairly bristles with pa­ 1'effer is the leading Populist mouth, the following valuable triotism and expressions ot iu the United States. Politi­ tracts of land lying and being in enthusiastic support for the cally he is the highest lepre- the county ot Watauga: First tract lying on Watauga River ad genera I. government. I t is a sentativp of that party. He joining the lands of A. jR. Mast, glorious outburst. I t is stands closer t o his party Jacob Wagner and othersknown worth all the strike cost ia than any other of its puhli:: as the Thos. A. Hagaman farm, the same containing 284 acres lives, property and suffering, men, and is its most repre­ more or less. For the bounds of sentative leader. What he this land reference is hereby made this proof t o the North East and Vest that ours is indeed says then is well worth at­ to book of mortgages, pages 540 -41-42, n reunited country; t ' m t in tention, for in some sense he county. register's office Watauga Tract No, 2 as allotted speaks for a large number of spite of all slanderous asser­ to J. P. Hrignmau out of the re­ tions to the contrary, the persons who are organized al estate of Thos. Hagaman, sr., ot the South is true a s steel to a under his leadership. Heap ded. as one lying on heirs of said t lie waters of pea red in the Senate a s the Hagaman. fully uhited Union, and tl.e Brushy Fork creek adjoining the slander Oiould stop.— Wash­ apologist for the anarchy lands of J, L. Hayes, Z. Adams which has been rampant a t ami others, contoining 75 acres ington Newv, Chicago and which hasmani more or less. 3rd tract lying on Fork creek, tested itself a t other points, the waters of Brusl.y allotted to Danger of buffering. being lot No. 1 ns We hear it from different and he avowed a sympathy Sarah Hagaman out of the real Thos. Hagaman ded. as sections ot the county, that with Coxey and his army estate of of his ertiite aH his wid­ her part some of the people a re bound which should make his ad­ ow, the same adjoining the lands t o suffer unless they get help. herents pause and think. He of Z. Adams, J. It. Hagaman and The circumstances are such declared he would -vote to others and containing 75 acres more or less. For calls of the lust that these people scarcely de- abolish the Senate, and to two mentioned tracts of land ref­ serye sympathy, it it were go further and abolish the erence is hereby lmd to book of not fur their little children. House of Representatives. mortgages pages 540-41-42 Reg­ ister's office Watauga county. These people are situated Hesaidhe would favor the Sale of the aforesaid lands will be something like this: They Government being confined ma le to satisfy a judgment in fa have distilled, or had it done, to one man from each State. vor of the plnintiti Jus. G. Rose, against the defendants Thos. A. A Rare Confederate Relic. all their corn, and have de­ Hagaman, J. P. Hagaman and pended on the sole of the The New York Tribune others obtained at spring term of blockade to buy more corn, say s : W a l t e r A i d r i c h , t h e Superior Court Watnuga county, whhh iu turn is distiller] and bibliog'-apher, of Providence. 181)1. for the sunt of $4,000 as principle with interest on same more bought. They have R. I., has in his possession a from April 2nd, 1889 until paid neglected everything except neat bandf nun handkerchief. and cost of action. Said judg­ d i s t i l l i n g a n d d r i n k i n g . one yard square, of Davis, ment is subject to credits as fol­ lows: Jan. 20th, '92, $025; A[s Thus they have no home Semmes, Beauregard, Lee, ril 28th, '93, $28(5.59, Oct. 23rd supplies ut all. And now the Mason, S I i d e I I, Morgan, '93, $52(5.5b. Title in fee sim revenue authorities in many Jackson and Johnson, print­ pie will be made to the purchas This June 28th 1894. places hove destroyed thefr ed in olack. encircled with er.. F. S cainhottr, Commissioner, J s t i l l s , t h u s l e a v i n g t h e m w r e n t h s of characteristic without any means of living Southern leaves, with ferns University of North Carolina. whatever. But "the way of and the cotton plant on Includes the College, the Uthe transgressor is hard," white ground. It is said to nivevsity, the Law School, and it is harder still that the he the only extent, of the the Medical School and th< little innocent tots must suf­ twelve ordered foi the Con­ Summer School for Teachers fer foi the wrongs of their federate government in Eng­ College tuition $60. a year; board $7. t o $13. a month. parents. The sooner .such land by Judah P. Benjamin, Session begins Sept. 6. Ad­ methods of living are aban­ and was rescued, when on his dress President ins ton a t doned, the sooner will pros­ vray t o this country, from Chapel Hill, N. O perity visit o u r splendid the Alabama when she sunk. country.— W'dkesboro Chron­ It subsequently became the / icle. property of George Kirby ¥ . L DQSJCLAS IS THE BEST. NO SQUEAKING. Smith, but Mr. Aid rich now $5. CORDOVAN, Wilkesboro Chronicle: The FRENCH A ENAMELLED CALF. owns it, and has i t framed 4 4. t 3.^ ) FlNECALF& KANGAROO. Bepublicnns are so hopeful and g'azed, and values it a t *3.50 POLICE,3 SOLES. that they can't hardly wait 91.000. $2 S?>2.workingme N * till nex I election t o vote. * EXTRA FINE. B oysS chodlS hoes, They are eyeti electing and NOTICE. •LADIES* o*2 Hts appointing their officers for By virtue of four executions 3 Bcstdoncoij SEND rOR CATALOGUE two and three years hence. i s s u e d from the Superior W«L*DOUSLAS, They have already elected Court of Watauga county on BROCKTON, MA53. money McKinley ^resident, a u d the 20th day of June, 1894, You ciio M*f me lue larg~rt Manufacturers L. n (main*by purrhnninx \ \ . of Shoe*, Because, h i favor of lordn n & Scott advertised we in the world, and guarantee shoes either George Brown or Hen­ and price on and against W. R. Blackburn the value by stamping the name against high the bottom, which protects you ry Cowles has been appoint­ and E. B. Miller for $26.62 prices and the middleman's profits. Our slices in style, easy fitting and ed Collector and moved the with interest and cost; one on equal custom workWe have them aold every­ wearing qualities. where at lower prices for the vnlue given than office of Statesville, and al­ the 29th day of June 1894 any other make. Take no substitute. If your dealer cannot supply you, we most every Republican who in favor of W. L. Bryan and Denlr", wliosf nainp willcan. Sold byap* shortly can write his name has a rev­ against E. B. Miller for $15.- pear hear. Agentswanted. Apply at enue office a t a big salary, 92 with interest and cost and once. one for a bill of cost in the and other offices t o supply case of E. M. Church a n d everybody else a r e b»ing wife vs. E. B. Miller, princi­ For Makarla, Liver Trou­ ma no ictured to orde But pal and W. It. Miller sunty, b l e , or Indigestion, ush von t it be fanny when old for the sum of $35.30, a n <j BROWN'S IRON BITTERS inan Adlai get t o • e Presi- o n e f o r a h i l l o f c o s t i n t h e lent, and not a single Bepub case of H. A. Dobbin vs. E. ftaTDay yuur subscM'iption. iea.i gets a taste of office? 1 B. Miller in the sum of $29.115 Jllllifflllillt 1. I iil l l lll l i i l l l t:i:lll!i;illl|!MlV.| l M ACOMFLFTL NFWS OVERMAN'S t&n F - C l j R I f i a ISPECIFtCTHE OXYGEN! ™ IS •i 3 '2. *t -1 IS PRECAUTION GRL AT HIIF. A NECESSITY 1 it lb . Pieciory, Kngiun Boom, Machine Shop, •'Hlinbere 1 oilv vyiintn or Sliope, mid any ;,la"C wheremi I I'leiutere' clotlice are uaea. i'hey are ooicnotvlcdged by all to be the I"**! hlixj; for the pitrpuce ever invented. SKN!> FOK 1'HICKS AT ONOE. lank E. 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CP �The Wataaga Demaorat From Rainier Elk, N. C. is that the people demand a t such a n unmerited victory? Editor Democrat: j the bands of their representa The Republicans said thai A i cmeRy torRiss»usf and dp It is common for a van­ they could maintain a n d 1 j lives a readjustment of the Of O t h e r M e d i c i n e s F a i l e d Ibiht.v, especially for thosedis Thursday July JO, ISV4 tariff and that the success of quished partj t o charge its strengthen the munufaehir But Hood's SarsaparUla Gavo Per­ iiVonn ' ! have I »*» ,'C(J incurable. the party depends upon their! successor with all calamities, ing thrift of the nineteen 1 i fect Health. W eg i v e . , f( f ^ ^ We \\f*ro asked the other prompt action in the matter. | even the devastations o ! century, but they failed t o d o h day by a Salisbury gentle- 'The President admits that a 'storms and earth-quakes. which it. l m \ e received, a n i .. i » wT maid who, in our opinion, bill so large and covering so A panic is generaly the re The Democrats promise 1 publixh with the wou'd succeed to the SenatJ many archies cannot he pass action resulting from a long t o s a v e t h e c o u n t r y , b u t llir writer* who a r e again, Kan so in o r Jarvis. We ed without compromises and period ol long prosperity; and t h e y g o t there " t o o late." ed t h a t s u c h a remedy a . ha vedeseribed hits been fouiq " replied that ltansom would perhaps no one will be per­ the party, whose legislation A surgeon can save a man in C o m p o u n d Oxygen T r e a t ­ or Kureeesful o v e r J a m s . fectly satisfied with it when produces a period of immedi­ with a severed artery, even m e n t of Drs. S t u r k e v A P a Either o f these men are passed. No one can den t > a t e thrift, is the identical par after he has tainted from lost Icn. strong and have groat influ­ that Cleveland lias the wel­ t.v t h a t causes a panic. of blood, but it will take hi n "My daughter was cured ence in North Carolina, and fare of his people a t heart Our country hassoared too several week t o build up n nv Asthma by one treatment ofrom we would be satisfied with and will do his part t o give high. It put too much confi­ blood in his patient and re pound Oxygen, ufier soffeiing either. No one can deny them relief. . dence in its wings, and when store the roses t o his cheeks. lor lilteeii years, ion. n. wili.ih, t h a t Senator Ransom has it did fall if. was f r o m a Tyler, 'J ex a h. S o o u r country can be sav­ Mr. Arthur MoConncU done more for N >rth Caroli­ great height. If even a lit tie ed, but no party is s t r o n g Fousacola. Florida. llreizc* from the Hook. " I used .your compound Oxvna in the way of appropria­ Editor Democra t: town lives too fast, it will enough nor wise enough to "C. I . Hood Si Co., Lowell, Mhnm . : I grii u bout a year and a. hull n "One thousand dollars' worth ol medi­ tions than any other Sena­ A few "breezes from the take a tumble, and whatever s e t it immediately upon its cines, prescriptions, etc., have failedotherdo for go. I neglected to tell you ol to tor, and his late success is 'Hock' " may not be uninter­ is true of asmallcorporation legs, tn« what 1 load's Sorsnparllla ha* done. My i he g r e w benefit I received from home U in Fortda, ISM to Califor­ its use. I have not been troul.% getting r $231,000 increase esting to 3 our readers. is also true of a government, T h e p e o p l e h a v e l i s t e n e d nia and lived there hut Inyears.I 1went taken sick l"d wilh entail h since.—F. W. four waft for our l iyers and harbors, Our village is quite lively because both are run on the t o r e a s o n h e r e t o f o r e , a n d } In lBHfl and had medical analHtnuoe, hut found no Revels, Syracuse University' 8y. relief. The doctors mild I had chronic hi one IIIrTicuse, N. Y. ' and "also in securing $30,000 just now. We have 400 vis­ same plan It has been a dan t h e y will l i s t e n a g a i n . tls. I was In the Marine Hospital at H.tu Fran clsoo severe! iikmiUii and at Hush Medic::! Coltor a quarantine station fit itors a t the various hotels gerous thing all along for a S. M. I). | lejre, Chicago, 11 months, hut still did ant ret Send tor hook of two hundred hotter, so can.-hack to IVtisacoln. My welyht Wilmington. These import­ and boarding houses — a- town to employ four or five ,aigcM for furt her information, tes w is then 139 p >un ls with a heavy overcoat < u. Bower nominated hy Aeclainatlor. ant appropriations with his mong them many familiar thousand men with no basis Key CrloncJa Did Not Know r/iu, i auOfihiIs, ftc. A book sent free. I w is so thin and I rokeu down, lint the < *.i Home Treatment sent out by ex­ successful effoVts in the fast and many new ones. Music for labor, except the feeble Special to the Dijmo hat. W i k e s B oro, N. U., July 23. inulu and being at home tone me a Utile courage press to ie used a t home. Office mail service giving North dancing and games occupy • hiead of manufacture; be­ and I hegatt trying various medicines. In Ail- Treat men t administered here. — Rower nominated by a c d a gust, twx), I WHS appointed to a position la l .u Carolina mails twelve hours the evenings and walking i id cause whenever the supply of United States custom house. My frl aids tug d earlier puts Senator Hansom ing and drivingthe day time, goods produced becomesgrea mntion; Mebone for Judge tny wife to have nie try Mood's Snrsnpurtllu. I took It three times a day Just to please her. I lit 1521) Arch St. Phlladelijliln, I'a. ter than the demand, a part and Barber for Solicitor. in the fore ftont of any man when the weathei is fair. to my surprise I commenced to feel differently 120 Nutter si. San Fnu elite, Cal. after n week on Hood's. 1 f nind 1 was hungry in the State, in our opinion, Our people are becoming of the men nie thrown out of The value of a good nam:) was and that I ootiM sleep better; that tired feeling I'lease mention this paper. and the old man will succeed some what interested in p< li- employment. continued well cxcmplifle 1 the other day, also left inc. So I umd duo taking Hood's Rarhave and himself. These are our predic­ tics and all regardless of par­ This was the beginning of when a man asked one of our sapurilla;Hood's Fills, with thebottles that four boxes of result tions, though we art no pro­ ty 8<>em glad t h a t W K. tramps and "dead-beats" in druggist for a bottle of SarsapaI a m Now I n G o o d Health, rillrt. "Whose?" inquired 103 pounds, appetite, the United States, because, clerk. "Whose? why, Ayer's. the weighand havs tint haveu a goodwot k since sirup phet. CouneUI. Jr., Esq., s t a n d s of well, lust tiny s I he­ such h good chance lor the when these men were dismiss­ course. Ye don't suppose I'm gatt to fake this modi luu. When everytltlng There seems t o be from oui nomination tor Judge. ed they started tinougli the going to run any risks with Han \N 0 wish to call at ten' ion to our latest advices from Congress Our Republican friends ore country in search of work, nah, do ye?" elsu has f illotl, I fotnul that Huud's H .t snparill.i line of secoiid-hand a stormy time over the agree caucusing, and have called a and having r u money, they cures." Aurtll'Il Mc Connkll. United Muted The Rait igh NewsObserver Dargd OM •••, IVnsucolu. Florida. meat of the Conference Com­ township primary for Aug. resorted to all manner o f Cuggies, Carts, wagons, Hood's Pills *<*t mittee on the tariff bill. The 2nd to select delegates t o the tricks and falsehoods to ob­ w u h sold a t auction recently. efficiently. on the liver wily. >'<'1 promptly ami x-Iacks, Harr.ess Etc. and hovels, a.tc. I- N. Holding bid it off a t J l o u s e c o m m i t t e e s t a n d s county convention. tain food. I lay are almost good as new, W hen several factories Im vo $0,810. The paper will can- : HCW TO SAVE MONfirm for the Wilson bill as it Kye and o a t harvest is now tinue. and persons wishing to buy can passed the House, while the on hand. Farmers report,rye b e e n i n c o m p e t i t i o n , o n e EY. secure bargains by c.tiling on us.£ e'jmfnitt« , e on the part of the n good deal better t h a r ex­ would cut wages in order to The earlier symptoms of dys­ We liuve a big lot of NEW •(«>)Senate contends for the bill pected, and the o a t crop is undersell hifteompetirorsand pepsia, hearthuni and ocoRsioiiOne of the giv.it secrets in ma­ BUGGIES, WAGONS. UABTS, a s amended i n the Senate. fine. The recent rains broke thereby capture the whole­ al headaches, should not be neg­ king money is to know how to HARNESS vVc The President writes n long up the long drought and the sale trade—this was the he lected. Take Hood's Bursa pa- save it. The principal way to save rilla to he cured* money i« to buy that which you on hnnd, which will be sold on letter to Chairman Wilson growing crops are looking ginning of strikes, because consume from the party who will reasonable terms. If we havenot the men would quit work endorsing the House hill fine. S' n a t o r Ransom succeed sell you the REST article for the got what you want, we will rither than the Sernte bill. Two of our young men with the view of forcing a re­ od in having tlm appropria­ LEAST money In order to find take pleasure in getting any v the above named party it isvery We hoped t o h a r e been able coine back to old NorthCaro storation of their original tions for North Carolina liv­ essential that yon call and ex­ t hing for you in our line. We buy ^ t o tell our renders the out lina after n six months stay earnings. Unreasonable en­ ers increased t o $231 000. amine uiv immense stock ol direct from manufacturers and™ come of the long tedious tar­ in West Virginia and I learn couragement to manufactu­ can, therefore, give you v« ry iff legislation by this week, that they are satisfied the ring, caused thousands to eu The railroad commission close prices. but the out look now is that "old North State" is good ter that business, and these will hereafter ta.v the Dismal DISE We have a full line of new liar thousands, in turn, induced Swam p. m u c h wranglenndcontention enough for them. Which is almost, complete in ev ness—Collars, bridles, etc.—ev will have t o be indulged in Our worthy Popt-mnster millions of Italians, Huns. ery department, consisting oi ery thing in the harness line. Can before any agreement is reach is kept quite busy now with Doles and other foreign an­ Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and beat the world on prices. NOTICE. tin-ware, ed. The whole country is de­ our douole daily mail and archists to htK?k wages in ABy virtue of the power contain Shoes, Hard-ware, QueensGroceries, Saddles. 8^ W c will t ake in exchange, ploring this delay and is suf the increased business that merioa. ed in a mortgage deed executed ware, to me by Benton Miller and wife Etc., Etc.,Drugs, Fruits, Nuts. horses, mules, and also good bee ^ fering in the general business the visitors cause, ile has As a result, our mnnufuctoo niiim rous to men on the 27th day of July 1893 to cattle. Give us a cull. tion. of the country. The iron, recently put in a "bra n" new tmers produced a great deal secure the pay ment ot n note of coal, and sugar schedule are cabinet, of call boxes and had more of-everything, from $118 28. due and payable the I have just received the nicest DESK EL, CRAIG A- ( O. and most-complete line of the bone of contention with his new post-office painted steel rails down to a pin, 27th of Oct. 1893, I will on the 1st Monday in Aug. 1894. it be­ 1/eiioir A. C. the committee. The Wilson so we now have, perhaps.the than the country could con­ ing the Uth day of said month, bill put these articles on the "finest" post-office in the sume, end consequently they sell to the highest bidder for cash fiee list with free wool. The county. More anon. had to drop part of their at the. courthouse door in Boone That 1ms ever been exhibited to ,y the hind described in said Senate put nil but wool on foreigners and cut the wages gage deed, being the Miller mort­ the eif i> ns of Boone and sur­ 11. home roundings. consisting of the dutiable Jist. Htnce the of the rest. place, known as the 0. \Y\ Triv- Calicoes of all styles and shades Rule 6 of the plan of organ difficulty in agreeing—Surely Now those foreigners, to­ ett place in Laurel Creek town­ Fancy and plain Lawns, (Tal­ some agreement will be reach tzution of the Democratic par gether with unmetotis Amer ship, this county, the same con­ lies. Sat tines, (iiiighams, Nan- AFTER APRIL THE 1ST '91, • taining 100 acres more or less. ed soon, and the sooner the ty of North Carolina is as fol icons, demand support, and For further deseripl ion reference sooks. cliHiuhra.vs. Cashmeres, 10 per cent. cut on prices. Henrietns, Bleeehing. Damask lows: X better. because they can't get it, is had to the registration of said di aper.'v, Sheeting, Plaids, cot"Each township shall be enti­ they burn ears, rob stores, mortgage which will be found in ton.'iiies. jeans etc. which will 8DOT ( ASH OR BARTER, tled the conveu President Cleveland h a s tion to cast in for countytwentv- destroy bridges, wreck trains Register's office of Watauga Co.. be i aid at reduced piices fornash NEVER TEX DAYS. one vote ever3 book D, pages 333-34 3oand 3d. written a long letter to Hon. fiv* Democratic votes, and one and try to blow up the Gov Said sale is made to satisfy a or its equivolent. meeting anddr fying all W. L. Wilson, author of the vote for fractions of fifteen Dem­ eminent buildings. balance due on the referred to Look over car list and emn1?1 ASt-NAIV- I: ('(MPET1TION ocratic votes cast at the last pre of $90.00 parc our prices with those m Ring present tariff bill, in regard This tningcommonoed with note <">staboutinterest toprincipal ceding gubernatorial election: v ith on time. to bill. I j regard to the Provided, That every township the first strike, with the first ed. June and h, 1 894. be add­ K&ry. /?. My entire slock ey made.""Money saved is mon­ 28t General Merchandise will bill as amended hy the Sen­ shall be entitled to east at least tramp that started on the F L. Shuford, Mortgagee. W. B. • tinneill. Atty. he sold at reduced prices ior We will sell yon -4 1-2 porfiids a t e the President says: "Ev­ one vote, and each township may road, and as manufacturing send as tnany delegates as it may gtmd coffee for $1.09. 1 (» pounds (ASH o r its equivolant ery true Democrat and every see fit." MORTC .V : I • SALE. increased, labor trouble in­ extra 'C' sugar foe best to make room sincere tariff reformer knows The following list, gives the creased with it. until now, it By virfu ' ofo power of sole new In order am offering my for calico 6 t o 7 1-2 c.ls j>t-i \ ard. rot stock, en­ con cheek, 2? im-lies wide, 7 < is. t h a t this bill in its present township, the vote for Parr lias almost w r e c k e d the eout; l i n e d in n cei'taiii mort­ tire lot. of I per yard, and ladies' and gents' g a g e d e e d e x e c u t e d t o J . R. form and a s it will be sub­ in 1800 and the number of Union. READY-MADE CLOTHING hats cheaper than tluy have evrllripkins by VN'm. 11. mitted to the conierence,falls er been sold before. Who is t o blame? T h e nnd wile on the 1 1 t h , dflremi votes ench t» . nship is enti­ A 1 COST: a y of far short of the consumation Republicans say the Demo­ Oct. 1893, for t h e sum of Thanking* 1113' friends and cus­ We arc just receiving a full line tled t o in the county conven­ of ladies' dress goods at prices to for which we have long labor tion. Cut it out and save it: crats are, but they don't $ 1 5 0 7 2 with interest and tomers for the liberal patronage suit the buyers. ed, for which we have suffered 191 8. mean it—they are only tak­ e.jst subject t o n c r e d i t of they have given me in the past WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. Boore, defeat without discourage Klue Ridge, 40 2 ing ad vantage of the great $ 6 5 57, mid r e g i s t e r e d in ami soliciting a continuation of Call and see us and we can save ment. which in its anticipa­ Plowing Hock, 09 3 misfortune which the Demo­ Book " D " page 3 1 0 etc. in the same so long as I merit it, I you money. Rv.sp. RESPECTFULLY, 1. crats have suffered by going the public records of Watau­ a m 17 tion gave us a rallying cry Raid Mountain, JOHNSON EDM 1ST EN & CO. 3. into power a t the wrong g a eouut.v. I will offer for 72 in our day of triumph, and Beaver Dam, M . P>. R L A C K B U l l N . Blowing Rock, March 5. sale for casli a t t h e court, 135 5. which in its promise of ac­ Cove Creek, JUDK'l AL CON V ENTION. house door in Boone N. C. Mr 1 (b id 1 <<j ti'k Mtur. 1 . time. 29 Elk, on Monday the Grh d a y of complishment is k o inter­ I aurel Cirek, A Con volition of the Demo­ The people of Watauga will 67 3. The Republicans are glad woven w i t h Democratic Meat Camp, 102 4. t h a t they were defeated in the Yngusf 1894 it being the 1 s t cratic Dart.y ol t h e 10th Ju­ take notice t h a t 1 have pro­ Monday in said month, a dicial District is lieieb.y call­ pledges and Democratic suc­ North Fork, 14 1 . last campaign, because they cured a room in the court 43 2. can saddle the Democrats certain t r a c t of land in Boone ed t o meet: a t Lenoir, on house where 1 will attend a t cess that our abandonment Stony Fork, township known a s the Mau­ Thursday, August 2nd 1891, 40 2. of the course or the principles Shawnehaw, with the results of theirown ley Meliiibe land, and ad­ for the purpose of nominat­ the commissioners* court the 109 4. upon which it rests, means Watauga, legislation, and they hope to joining the lands of ,J. M. ing a J u d g e and Solicitor for first Monday in each month for t ie purpose of sealing the came out go into power ogam, about Hod ges, and othei\s,c >utufil­ said district. party perfidy and party dis­ weights and measures for the was inauced B.v order of the Executive people. The law requires this honor." drover wants free with every combing,Vigor a laith the time the countty begins ing 46 acres more or less. to give Ayer's Hair raw material, tax on sugar, ful trial. She did so, and not t o recuperate, so they can Terms of sale cash. Hour of Committee. Done a t \lor-j to be done every two yeais. sale between 10 o'clock a. in. and deplores the incorpora­ only was the loss of hair cheeked, claim the credit of restoring and 3 o'clock p. in. This g i n ton, N. U. June 29, 1894. J. IL COOK,' I. T. A very, Chairman of but new and . S t a n d a r d K eeper. tion of the income tax. Tliej soona succeeded vigorous growth 11 to prospoi itv. Jnne 27. 1894. Executive Uommitlce 10th that which had! -J. B. HOPKINS , Mortgagee. Judicial District. key note of his whole letter irone Will the people ailow tiem J $1000 Worth Ors. Stsikfy & Fafen, * UTTEHTiCN, BUYERS! GENERAL MERCHAN­ mv mm LODE & LIVE!! �whoever he rnny he, «o he is *' rom White Head, Alleghany S ubscription R ate 8 Edit or Democni t: TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. of the Simon-pure variety. County. AVER'S PILLS It behooves the Democracy -The annual c a t a l o g ^ of I ;*>i>y1 year.. $1.00 Holi.v Spring College, Butler,! oi o u r «"»ntoriitl district to ARE SUGAR-COATED, 50 be earefill a s to the man norti " H months 35 term., shows a n attendance EASY TO TAKE, of 255 students during lor the Senate a t this A dvertising R ates. And a Sure Oure lot Wilder' Ihet'otal ing svs>mch 1 week $ .75 school year. Watauga was ' * Sick Headache,Biliousness, u 1 month ! 1.75 represniited by ten boys and tern t h a t prevails here of al­ Constipation, and '* 3 " 5.00 girls. This school appears lowing the counties t o niterDyspepsia. " 6 " 5.00 note in the choice of a SState *' 1 year 7.00 t o be in a flourishing condi­ Senator, W a t a u g a county They Keep the System in Perfect Order. column 1 week 9.00 tion and does good work 1 month .18.50|, i n d is worthy a more liberal will furnish the democratic "For years," writes C ariue R. 3 " 25.00 1 , . . , candidate a t thecoming elec­ a 37 50 l , , l t r o n M S p from''our people. (j Stock well, of Chesterfield, N. H., tion. We trust o u r Watau­ "I was afflicted with an extremely 1 year 5 0 001 (Jreen MeGuire. living ga feieu'ds will select a strong severe pain in the lower part of the chest. The feeling was as if a ton n mill' below Todd, N. (I. on candidate, for ilir. n o S P m > , Entered at the Postofficeat New River, had the rnisfoi weight was laid on a spot the size of my hand. During the attacks, the Boone. N. C., as second-class tune t o lose a small child t h a t a desperate effort will lie perspiration would stand in drops on m a d e t o place the distiict in mail matter. by drowning, one day last my face, and it was agony for me to make sufficient effort even to whis­ the Rep jbliean column, and per. They came suddenly, at any hour of the day or night, lasting from week. Mr. McGuirelivesnear it seems th.it t h a t party has LOCAL NEWS. thirty minutes to halt a day, leaving as suddenly; but, for several days the river and the child.about after, 1 was quite prostrated and sore. Sometimes the attacks were determined t o select a n Aflea vear old, wandered out of . , , ... almost daily, then less frequent. After about four years of this suffer—Some grass h a s been cut. .* , • , . , ghan r man t o make this race, jug, 1 was taken down with bilious typhoid fever, and when I began to the vara into the river and and I therefore most sespectThe crop is s h o r t . recover, 1 had the worst attack of my old trouble I ever experienced. At was drowned when its moth­ the first of the fever, my mother gave ine AVER'S Pills, my doctor full.v aiiggetto tho Democrats —You can get a good grass er found it. he could prepare. of Watauga the name of Dr. j recommending them as being better than anythingbenefit derived that B.vThe for 50c a t Holsclaw's. I continued taking these Pills, and so great was the / 1 , J r . ,t o u r —W. B. Council I j. C. Reev< s, formerly of A lie during nearly thirty years 1 have had but one attack of my former —Our formeivtypo, 1). I). worthy aspirant for t h e trouble which yielded readily to the same remedy." ghany, hut now of Watauga, (Tisp, of Hartland, gave us Judgeship of this I)ist., re­ "For a long time 1 was a sufferer from stomach, liver, and kidney us a man who con obies n n call S a t u r d a y . troubles, experiencing much difficulty in digestion, with severe pains in turned Monday from a trip grea t many elements of stren­ the lumbar region and other parts of the body. Having tried a variety —A negro. Will Hunter, t o Mitchell and Yaney coun­ g t h at. this time. He has a of remedies, including warm baths, with only temporary relief, about three months ago I began the use of AVER'S Pills, and already my was lodged in jail Tuesday ties. BoMi countieH a r e in- large relationship in the conn health is so much improved that I gladly testify to the superior merits of night. strueted t o east t h e i r ties of Alleghany a n d Ashe, this medicine,"—M vnoel Joikuj Perkira, Oporto, Portugal. —Mr. J o h n A. Boyden, of strength for him. T h e s e j u n 1 is, in till respects, w n Salisbury, spent Sunday in counties, when added t o his | th,v o! the honor. | other strength, makes his i This letter is written of my town. 1nomination almost a certain own motives without t h e Praparnd by Dr. J O. Ayer 8c Co., Lowell, M&nu. —Y >u will Had a new line ty. Iknowldgeof Dr. Beeves or of Men s hats just received TBl'WG'VSr osc E!fI®otlve —Mr. J . L. Hendrix, a n in anv of bis relatives. Democheap a t Holsclaw's. duKtrioua merchant and far c i a t s o f Watauga, consider — llif postoffice a t Elk Nt ... , , , . , , , iner. ofr Stony r o r k , was m the matter. R»spt. Roads has been ch.ing.xd t o _ ... , " , • , , J . M. W AGONER. ^ town luesdnv seeking legal Todd a n d Moretz Mills t o advice in regnrd t o the rs»-!July Iff, 1 SOT. Morefz. plevj of a brand new Nipsen H. A. Dobbin for Register of Daeds. O —The Home C o in f o r t wagon and a fine mule. Mr. E d i t o r I b r n o c r . i t : Range agents a r e in tliecoun Hendrix hired bis mule Hi d 1 bo ve noticed several ar­ t y sellfng a cooking a p p a r a j wagon t o Isaac Church t o ticle? in y u n r paper recom­ t u h t o o u r people for $ff(). haul a load of whiskey over mending men for the several Wei', when you want th » b«»st grade of goods, cull" on —Mr. Phillip F r a a s and 1 j. ji'ito Virginia. Church, con- county offices, and we will be me. for I have them. For the next twenty d a y s I will offer fl.v, of Wilmington, arrived, 1 rar.y t o ilendnx expeMu- satisfied with any of the men a lot of bargains in odds and ends, of Shoes, Hardware, in town last week and will re- •' ion, fail t o ha \ o b i s battels | moixt iexne^d. with one exoep- Ladies'untrimmed h a t s a t 2 3 cfs. and up; a lot of Challies inain during the Hummer a t properly stamped, s o after f j o n j and t h a t is t h e .man foi a t 5 ets. a. y a r d cash — nice patterns. lie had sold out his tirewatn ;Rc^iptir til Deeds. We have I 'offer's. R e m e m b e r this is a special sale, a n d wi l l p o s i t i v e l y o n ­ —I still h IV"som^Vir gains near Abingdon, and slatted n m i i n whom we think is en- ly l.i.t twenty days. vSo if you want bargains, now is. the r r hfnl j titled pj, l c e w h o receiv t i m e , a s v o n w i l l f i n d m m y u j d f u l t h i n g s a t c o s t a n d u n ­ f() in general merchandise t h a t ior home, t he ever revenues seized tb° whiskey ed t h e next largest vote t o will interest you. Call and der on mv Special and then overtook t h e wag- the successful cundidate in see them. \V. L. BRYAN. on ami find :ug an tnisf hmped the convention two years a— Messrs T . Fin and E . S. barrel seized it and the team, These Special Bargains are for CASH only, but will sell go, and t h a t man is Prof. H. Coffey lenve tomorrow tor a but failed t o seize Church and A. Dobbin. I t is not. necessa them a t reduced rates for produce. S o all can fare alike. few d a y s visit in Wilkes. the driver. The l a t t e r re­ ry t o s t a t e his qualifications Come one come all and get something nice, a t a low rate, The,\ will take in theConven- cently made his appearance a s they a r c t o o well known a s they must go regardless of cost. tion a t Lenoir o n the 2nd. a n d gave in the above re­ throughout t h e county t o You can also got all kinds of staple #oods, as I haue a —Mr. and Mrs. F . P . Curtis port. need it. He h a s always been full line. a n d children, of Butler, Tenn. a staunch democrat and has ANNOUNCEMENT. spent hist Thursday in town been and is of much worth to en-route for Wilkesboro t o I hereby announce myself an the par ty. We think i t notb Yours Anxious to please, Independent Anti administration visit Mr. Curtis' aged hither. Democratic candidate for Solici­ ing b u t l ight, and also poli­ —E. S. Coffev, Miss Adnie tor in the 10th Judicial District. cy, t o divide the offices over WILL W. HOLSCLAW. J. F. S painhour. the county. We. in this p a r t P a r k s and Miss Maggie Cof­ BUM! fey went t o Trade, Tenn., To fly Frie nds of Watuosfa Connty, of the county, have always supported all the democratic Tuesday Miss Coffey will vis­ Recently a number of my i t friends in Tenn., for some Demi era tic friends have talk nominees and have had no <8 time. ed to me about nominating offices, and we think t h e men Vicks' Sesds Contain the Germ of Life. me for Clerk of t h e Superior — I again insist t h a t people Court. I have considered the m other p a r t s of the county FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. who a r e due me must eoine matter and have concluded ought t o be willing t o divide forward and settle and there­ t o accept t h e nomination, if, the spoils and , n o t t r y t o get . . . The Pleoeer Catalogs* of Veg.t&biM a»d flower. by save cost. J must have Hmicvrl nu\ nn.) if eloct^d 1 «•> their iiwffhtwre in oftiw, f CoBtntn. tl2i)nurR 8x10 1-2 In., with c* will discharge the duties ac­ and nominate Prof. Dobbin Pour Grand d»-!irrip<lor.'R that. dwio.rU**, i>ot mislead! my money. W. L. BRYAN. Ulniitration!. that instruct, not exaggerate Danvem Yellow Glohe ceptably t o all of the people and \v<> feel confident t h a t he P3PPSE8 The cover iaclinrmliiR in harmonious Mend- tlnlon Kred, $1.00 —I have just received a of the county a s nearly a s pos­ will add strength t o t,he par­ Shtrle Jntfot 'liter color psinls Indrmni^>f lienutv. |ht i>oond. witit h gold_backaround,—a ereen and whit*. brilliant, <12 j Novelties printed in Sdifferrut cnl NOVMLLTIJE8* large lot of Men's clot lung a t sible. T "'(Jrlentale. crs. ,VU the lending novelties MM the ls*l of ty. C. P. TODD. the old Vttrieiiea. These liard times voit cnnnot Branching Atter, D..B. DOUGHERTY; 0*er 1®00 P'.tj t riY'^rd t<- run nny risk. Buy IflONEST llihtsrns, Snnaet, remarkable low prices. I cat) Todd, \ \ C., July 1 8 . For 30Ct». tSOODS where It Is not necossnrv toFIII.1. lis,fills, Ethel Vlck, VFASrRK, you will receive adver­ sell you a suit for $4.00 and Hcch1 Guide. VIcK's Flo- tise that Vick's seeds grow, this Is Known the Boublo Anemone, The President h a s appoint Another County Ticket. world ever, and also that the harvest pays. A Chnrmer Pern, u p t o $12.50 very fine. Will very little doctor's hills. Many concede Vick's spent for proper seed will save grn. cer's and ed a ad the Senate h a s con­ Editor Democrat: Floral Gui le the hendsotnest catalogue for New Potatoes. W. Holsclaw. ISO!. If yon love ft floe garden ordpr rfyt'SO with 10 cents, firmed (lift on It. Breckinridge I wish t o suggest a county which tn.ty l)e J; d.cted from frnit aeud oddress liov,Cash Pr!i» for Potato*., t IrVn Seeds no -Mrs. J . A. Eliott and Mrs. of Arkansas, t o be Envoy Bat r>; appoint. They (Jrovr, they VlonrUh, they Protiaee Abmidantlr. ticket t h a t I ha ve heard talk Dick Butler of Mountain City extraordinary and Minister ed of a great deal: Tenn., come t o Boone Tues Plenipotentiary t o Russia. F or the Senate, W, S. Far­ d a y . Mrs. Eliott stopped thing; for the Legislature, A. A Grand Feature with her sister Mrs. T . J . Cof­ J . Fletcher; for Sheriff, W. II. fey and Mrs. Butler went t o Of Hocd's Sarsaparilla is that Hardin; for Clerk Superior Sands, t o her father's Mr. while it purifies the blood and sendvS it coursing through the j Court, J . C. Horton; for Tren J o h n Ingram. veins lull of ric '.imwH a n i health, K u r e r ; \y. Morton, and for „ .' , d , , —Caldwell county nomina­ it also imparts new life and vigor Register . t ,o every fnnetion of flip ImM \ RcgistCl <>t Dt'CuS, vtilvill »l. t r » pvprv function nf the body ted . a county . ticket , on the He:ice 1 he expression so often Cottrell. With this ticket in ^_ . , T, ffa^TiiE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR."^® l b t h . Hero it is; antl h gooti heard; "Hood's Harsnparilla the field I think t h a t t li e one t o o : J . L. Nelson, for made a new person of me." It democrats would g a m the tarr-A- A'ft\V is IffE LIME 10 SUBSCRIBE.-®* Representative, J. V. McCall overcomes that tired feeling so victory in the coming elec­ common now. ? >r Clerk, A. H . Boyd tor wood's Pills are purely vegeta­ tion. And we want a ticket Hheriff, W. F . F, Palmer for ble, perfectly harmless, always that all good democrats can Register ot Deeds and A. II. reliable and beneficial. afford t o vote for, a n d I am Courtney for Treasurer. A terrific explosion occured of rlie opinion t h a t t his is the —Friend J o h n F . Hardin on the20th a t F o r t Pulaska. one. A DEMOCRAT. wishes us t o aunoun~e t h a t F o u r hundred pounds of pow Amantha, J jl.y 1 i). be is in no wise, a candidate der caught and in the explo­ Word comes from all quar­ for Sheriff before t h e Conven­ sion several were killed and R.lir.rs nil mUrous ters that the nearest and most cur..<»re»tra*nt neccMHrjr.tkeNrTrrcauic*' •hrefte .nd tion, and asks t h a t his name others wounded. eIravo.JOKtJHRf 1iEA »f>-r GLRUT InPrice. |r. Sold ther anv mJurlo'U Hid tfi-vf,. t toy d»y*. tin »"'c»ure or satisfactorp dye for coloring the be entirely dropped. He s a y s fit WOne dollar pays for the beard a brown or black is Ilurkby clragguts. I - BLOOD BALM CO., Pra'i, OlUntg, g> j iiigham's Dye for the whiskers. he is for the strongest man,! Democrat one year. or OO CO CO CO CO cc IlltYATS HflJJY. —O— SAY! A V E R 'S PILLS OF C3«t YOU WANT T»EST: 0f Course Yo" Want the Cheapest. Counter Bargains. Vick's Floral Guide, 1894, ; t h i n rs NO ,<f .. I > L ' ^ >r( r ftuw J ^ *. \ t i t . cx -O- IMSLNBuSitilfclSS. -o1 rorn now unt.il the first day of April I|will sell my stock of CLOTHING —AND - OVERCOATS \ t 1 0 per cent'above COST! If yon don't think I mean it come and look through uiy [STOCK It wont cost yon one cent if you dont purchase. I hare a large s f ock and want to get rid of it before spring. M* CALL AND LOOK! -oI would call your attention to the big cut in prices in my other lines JAMES VICK'S SONS f RESPECTFULLY W. I, IHLYAfU, oocs oo as oo 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 6 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_1894_0726_M Title A name given to the resource Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: July 26, 1894] 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 1894-07-26 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/d88c25e5af2565f22ab398a75dcde944.pdf 0f122a62e7aaa2df0dcc242a4d3482ba PDF Text Text VOLG Vour| Future Prospects BOONE, WASHINGTON WATAUGA COUNTY, rilUltSDAY AUGUST. 2, 1894, LETTER. NO. ELECTION OF SENATORS. THREE STORIES. I t is but an act of justice term member lias been hon It is quite important to the for the House t o pass the orableandcreditable. During From our Regular Correspondent. bill authorizing t h e Post people that the jlouse of Re­ Catawba county was, up his next term he will make a Since the beginning of time Master General t o reinstate presentatives by more than ta the outbreak of Populism, vtill better showing for hi in great men have upon momeii without examination orcerti the required two-thirds vote the banner Democratic coun­ self. He is a man of very fine toils occasions resorted t o ffcation by the Civil Service has passed a joint resolution ty of the State, for years ability and can speak as well extraordinary methods of Commission any person who providing for an amendment holding the banner present­ as any man on that floor, and focusing public attention up­ was dismissed from the Rail­ to the Constitution o f the ed by the late Zebulon B. t ake care of himself a s well way look bright enough to-day, but u liat guarantee have you on certain things. One of way Mail Service between United States to change the Vance to the county giving as any man therein a running that they will be the same a few those occasions was when March 15, and May 1, 1889, mode of, electing United the largest majority. Since debate. We shall expect t o years hence ? How do you know but that you will be incapacitated President Cleveland's letter or who was dismissed from States Senators and to elect the Third party sprang up, hear from him in the Fifty or deprived of your present in­ t o Chairman Wilson, point­ the service after the last them by a direct vote of the however, the Democraticma­ fourth Congress. It is much come by an unforseen calamity f Ask these same questions of a ing out the betrayal of the named date, upon any order people. This is the second jority has been cut down to t o be regretted that t h e policy holder in the Democratic party by certain made prior thereto. time the House has passed the neighborhood of 1,000. North Carolinians, in both of the Sena to a men meats and It is well known that hun­ such a resolution. The first This year the Democrats are branches of Congress, who urging him and his colleagues dreds of competent and etti one died in the Senate for the confident of making an in­ can talk won't talk. They on the part of the House t o cient Democrats were dismiss members of tlmr body are n-ease. But to the story. serve their local interest well A rampant Populist was stand by th House bill, ed between the dates named, afraid of the people. -The but since Senator Vancedied which is strictly in accord­ just after the Harrison ad­ last thing they want is a di­ mak^ig a speech to his fol­ the country would not know and see how quick he will answer ance with the principles pro­ ministration came into pow­ rect vote. That would be lowers in one of the county t h a t North Carolina is repre­ that he is protected against mis­ fortune ; that he is assured of fessed by a long line of Demo er, in order that thefr places the ending of many a Sena­ towns. There was enough sented m either b'-anch of Con comfort in bis old age ; that his cratic national platforms. might be filled by Republi­ torial career. It is very cer­ enthusiasm to swell the ora­ gress, except t h a t Senatoi family is provided for after his death. This is worthy of close There aie Democrats who re­ cans before the service pass­ tain a weaker, more ineffi­ tor's bosom, and he prepar Jarvisis gradually working investigation. For particulars gret that Hie necessity arose ed under civil service rules cient", more unreliable Senate ed for the effort of Lis life. address to the front. for writing and making pub in accordance with President will not be elected by the " Fellow cit iz«*ns " lie began, W. J. RODDEY, Manager, 1department of the Carolines, lie such a letter, but it is not Cleveland's order issued just people than the Senate lias ' 1 seen—oh, the very idea of SNATCHED FROM ETERNITY. ROCK MILL, S.C. difficult for even the most in­ before the close of his admin­ been through most of the an educated man like me say Marion Record, ( different observer to see tliut istration, and such of those last fifteen or twenty years. ing I seen!' Fellow citizens, Oil last nig it a t 10:80 o'eloek i "i. J , T<\ Morphew the rank L^hd lile of the Dem­ Democrats who wish to reen­ The Senate .will pigeon-hole I have saw—" * rilOFESSlONA L. But the sentence was inter­ ami Dr. J V". S:) etinon ocratic party is behind Presi­ ter the service certainly have the last resolution adopted. dent C 1 e.v e 1 a n d and the a good claim to the vacan­ Idie people should make up rupted by a tremendous out­ were standing on Main street W. B. COUNCILL, J B. House, and consequently op­ cies without having to go their minds t o have the burst of appreciation from near the railroad bridge, ATTORNEY AT LA ,V. posed to the hand full of through the civil service change. Let them elect Leg- his hearers of the eloquent when they notic d a man on Boone, N. C. Democratic Senator w h o .mill. islaturerH that will elect only flight and what the speaker the Fast wing of the bridge forced the acceptance of un­ No appointment made by such Senators as will pledge " h a d " saw will probably nev lastening a rope to n post of W. B. COUNCILL, M. 1). democratic amendments up­ President Cleveland lias been themselves t o vote for a reeo er be known. Lie railing. They recognized Boone, N. C. on their colleagues. him as being Mr. Tom Finley, m o r e dor 1billy approved lucion like that which has Down in the eastern part Resident Physician. Office As matters now stand it is thuu that of Representative just passed the House of of the State a Republican a young man about 91 years on Kin# Street north of Boat the po >ver of t h a t hand lull Bieckinridge, of Ark., to ho Rep i esentatives. orator w a s addressing a *'f age. Mr. Sireetman ran Office. Let us mention here that crowd that.- included an old tor the police, and Col. Morof Democratic Senators to Minister t o Russia. Thy prevent nnv tariff legislation nomination wus promptly the question of a popular darkey that in thegoodnest phew hurried t o Tom, wj o and leave the obnoxious Mc- confirmed by the Senate, but election of the people is grow ol his soul did not know but had one end of the rope tied Kinley law on tlie statute Mr. Breckinridge will not ing in public sent iment, and that lie was in a revival to the post and the other A 7 1ORNEY A 7 LAW, books, and some of them resign bis seat in the House both in the North and in the where all the brethern and around his neck. He reach­ MARION. N . C have gone so far n« t o public South. Judge Walter Clark sisters lend a hand in thesei- ed him just in time t o catch until Congress adjourns. -(oPly announce that they would Senator Gray, chairman of will have a paper soon in the vice. The speaker was fre­ his coat collar, us he started Will practice in the courts ol v o t e against any report t he 1 n vest iga t i ng com m i t tee, Boston Armin, in which lie quently interrupted by this to make the fatal leap from WatHUga, Aaha, MiteliHI, McDow­ made from the conference lias been misrepresented in present the progressive view old darkey's fervent "Thank the railing. A portion of his ell and all >tli«r countira in the that changed t h e Senate connection with the reopen­ of tiie subject.—Messenger. God," and when he rebelled body was over the railing wwt«*rn district MJ*8|»ecial atten amendments, but the hope ing of thesugar trust investi­ tion givon to the collection ol tho end of his speech he said : when ('ol. Morphew by an The Kansas City 'Times' still remains that they will gation. lie has been anxious claim?. "I am about to close my re­ awful struggle succeeded in says that a iunaer of Linn after careful thought discov­ from the first to get at the marks." Ho was startled to pulling Finley back on the W. B. Connrlll M I). T. C. Blackburn. er that Senator Hill spoke county, Kansas, whileMonng %ltole truth, no matter who hear from the old darkey, bridge. The bridge is about Boone, N. C. Zioni He, If. C. words of wisdom when he t t might effect, and when a for water, lias discovered a "Tliank God." and tbespeak 25 feet above they railroad Couiicill & B l a c k b u r n , told them t h a t they were Representative of the New natural curiocit.v of a kind er sat down in a cyclone of track, and the ropfi Finley had was 1 1 feet. long. He wrong and President Cleve­ York Herald, which made hitherto unknown. At the nppla use. Imd bought it the night be-, land right and t h a t sooner the charge that some Sena- depth of ninety feet the drill "( '.ills .11teeth 11 at n II or later they would be com­ tore committed perjury in penetrated a seemingly bot­ Pullman's great diversion fore for the purpose of hang­ pelled to surrender, because testifying t h a t they had not tomless cavern, A strong is a game of poker. lie luvos ing himself with it. IIJ is be­ floBH&a lieved to be insnne, and m the President, in demanding purchased stock in the sugar volume of hot air a t once poker. June 1, ' 9 8 7 ^ ^ ^ BF that the tariff bill provide trust, agreed to furnish the rushed out, driving the drill He was playing one Satur­ now in jail for safe keepiiig B. F. LOVILL. J . C. FLETCHER. for free raw meterials was upwards and disabling the names o f witnesses w h o day night, and so deep was but reiterating the demand could throw light o n that machinery. The air is pro­ he in the game—so deeply in­ IJuilty Flee When No Man PurNUftb. Wo picked up a WincheetTj :• to-day, and for yeses past, charge. Mr. Gray a t once ac­ nounced perfectly dry. and terested, of course—that; Sun ATTORNEYS AT LA IV, of uiuety-five ppr cent of the cepted the offer in behalf of will burn the fingers and day morning came before any i ifle tho other day and star t> Democratic party. The Con­ the committee, and 'the in­ roast eggs and potatoes a ! body knew it and c a u g h t ed down tho street intending BOONK, N. 0. nice a s ?oiil(Vbe desired! The &F"Spcciaf attention given ference c(> in mi fctee will again vestigation w a * reopened. escaping air first made a them in'the middle of a Lick to deliver the weapon to its '0 owner, from whom we had i t to the cohetion otctainibSlsft try t o roach an agreement Instead or antagonizing the pot, this week,*but it must be u<K newspaper men by trying to noise like many little whis­ "Look hero," said-one at tn* day before, but it did such effective Work in tho Lu L. GllEENE, & CO., mifted that the prospects compel them t o violate con tles, but now comes out with a roar to be heard a half the table, ''this is setting a way T>f collections t h a t we forjsUCceSsiire not promising, fidence reposed in them the mighty ImcT example to thf* luiVe mbde up our mind t o R E A L E S T A T E AG'TS although some of the most committee will endeavor to mile away. Qbjivious to the sorvnrUs." BOONE, X. Cr— keep it as long a s we can. level Jhended Democrats in secure their cooperation in i fact that he' may have tap­ • I'll tell you whak [ answer !'he first man we met on the obtaining witnesses who can ped the resting place of doWill give special attention both House and, Senate are laik if they will. parted Kansas politicians, err PiiBfua*, 4fcve'll play, out street was J . W. Miller, who to abstracts "of title, the sale earnestly working* t o calm the Linn county man is go*' this jHThyiul whoever wins it. Cong!red up | 1 . 5 0 for n year's Did Y'on Ever Notice It. nf Heal Estate in W. N. (5. the irritation and arouse the subscription to the DemoDid yon ever notice the ing t o move his house over iniisPf-efijl U to hWt ckuT-ch. Those he ving farms, timber party fealty of those Dem i Vv hen it i*airic ¥ to a s h o wand mineral lands for sale,! ciats who feel persdhtUlv fact that the man wbb walks the hole aud utilize'-the draV'/vit Lefore-we even thought will do well to cull on said Co. a grieved a t the tone and lan on the shady side of the coyery for steapi ilea ting dovvn P'.ilhfirm tydn. Next of pointing the^gun a t him. morDins lie sefTt the a t Boone. The very, next man we met gunge of President Cleve­ street and takes off his bat purposes.. some three or fohr hundred was a farmer whom we had L. L. GREEA & CO. t o cool his head on a hot day land's letter. March 10, 1898. •The New York IleiahJ is! dollars to hispgstouina note always considered a star sub The House passed Sat is, nine times out of ten, ior' the Wilson bill -and saysI'lh'H begged therrt\;er6n<t gen scriber. Mo Lad net missed NOTICE. urelay .by a vote of 187 to 49 bald headed, while the* man till»t vhe "conlcress have-no tteman t o apply the money a paper or paid a ceht in Hotel Property for Saie. —a two-thirds vote being re­ with a shock of hair—enough to the .-.hnrciie'a r^ejs; nud „ years B But vyhen he On account of failing health quired—the Tucker" resolu­ to make a window brush— right to listen i0 selfish cffti* liKrrobits' The people require ivn» signed " J IN.lt ? p K n i f e M l t t t ' i t i i u t a waltzed up of myself and wife. I otfer for sale never lirmks of removing bis tion providing for an amend­ my hotel property ir tho town ol haf, whatever the tempera­ ampin and instant relief froiq the pin pit that day the min­ with a $10 bill. When we Boose, North Carolina, and will ment to the Constitution,Tor ture may be? r ^Wifteh it and ister iufornie.Vhis Congrega­ &ot luim'i we found a load of *11 low for cash and make terms the election of United States see jor yourself. Did you tho teik iole burdens of ^pro­ tection/ which has brought tion of the generosity of .L hey, fifteen .bus . T* A co n to suit the buyer, and will take Senators b y direct vote -of tfver notice the fact thiffc pi.-.o real or personal property in ex­ only distress and disquietude Pott, who, he much iegrett ;ri apd a . barrel o turnips, the people. This is the sec brick chimneys out of teii on change. Apply soon. •has tynptieil the treasury, t o say, he did not know.- which )u been brought in W. L. BRYAN. ond time the House has put ordinary builtlingrt after the chimneys, are eight bi leu paralysed our trade a t home Asheyille Citizen. by dohi'qu^iit.-. r money itself on record on this ques­ years old, always learn to SOllCE. ~ and abroad and formated wni buy that gi >.e >\r< g )• Parties putting papers in tions, but the Senate |ms the <*ast or noith? F a c t ! strikes. The country can­ (harlotte Observer: Thereing t o keefr ii t o mi k cu iecmy hand for execution will nevet taken it up seriously Look for yourself. not be safely jjrented any nomination, by Kcclutaptiqn, tiaus w i t h.—Kun.-a. City please advance the fees with and there is little probability ANX0UNt«MENfr ' ' Longer as a beast of' burden. o f U o nH n s s m a n B o w e l . o f t h e . gt ! the f»apcrs and they will re­ that it will do so now, al­ C'etnocraf. riet, a I hwoby ii»i» .(wen 'patented t o I "With district.' i L ilkesborc ceive prompt attention, other FOR pun,to • * , was m hisrhly i" oper proceed­ Xn«Iip-fin tailDYSPEPSIA, is take jir wise the.v will he returned though there are a dozen or I >HiTipc.ratie cawnidate f >r Solici­ .^tinuacb dtaori* • •ROM 1ROA' R5TTRRS. not executed for the want of more Senators who have puff tor ii' the lOtli Judicial. DistHcf' ing" c i t ie part of tho c< invert AU 1 •. .saet'if it. i-. pei bot'la.* Qruuinehaa fees. I). F. B AIRD S HFF . licly endorsed the idea. ' r a y y o u r n u b s c r i n o n . I tion. His record a s a one* L .vit i.»ar« ana crotacd red liae* on ' .1 V I ' Equitable Life J. F MORPIIEW, Physiciaas & Surgeons. LOVILL & FLETCHER • �=3Ete ?bi uv / vi>uu^jd i/OiiiUoluo A DjsMorHATiofa*nil\ newspaper, idevotafi to the interest ot Coun­ ty State uuu Nation. Published every Thursday at Boone, Wa tauga County. N. C. Notes From Cbiwi.ej Kock, N. C.. The most remarkable ir an of his age, is Mr. Joseph Haw kins Freeman a resident of Chi ninej Rock, N. C.; he is 102 yeai*8 old. He recollects the shaking of Bald moun­ tain, he remembers its shak­ ing more than 70 years ago, and »ts rumbling about 1845 which could be heard for milts and again when it was thought in 1874 to be in eruption, which is remember­ ed not only by the people who live here, but by many at the distance. The cave, a mammoth chamber2000 feet in height and since 1825 at intervals of *, few years huge rocks weighing many tons have fallen from the top. its rumbling bting heard for a distance of 17 miles. This is the cave that is to be opened. The question is, where is the entrance? Crowds looking for it. Borne think it is on theEsme raldaSun property, others think it is on Mr. Joseph Williams' land, hut it is generally believed that it is on Mr. Williams' land, who is a non resident. It is the most scientific natives that the mountain into which this cave leads is one vast subterranean chnuiber, and when it is explored it will far excel the Luray Caves of Vir­ ginia or Hie Mammoth of Kentucky. Mr. Patrick, of Southern Pines, N. C., is into the scheme, a fortune forhiin and hiH associates, lie an 1 a party of capitalists have been here investigating, they were here for two weeks. Mr. Freeman has held the secret for years and would not let it out. He is hale and hearty and good for years to come and attends to all hisdotnestie affairs— J ONAH W HITE in committed suicide by jump­ ing into the well. The girl was missed, but nothing was thought of it, as she has been accustomed to going off a day or two at a time. The water from the well was no­ ticed to have a reddish color as if red dye had been put into it. It was then remem­ bered that the girl wore a red dress when last seen. An investigation was maue and the dead body was found in the well. The well had a patent frame, and t he woman could not have accidentally fallen in, besides, she went in feet foremost. T h e water was used for drinking and cooking purposes while she was in the well.—N.-U.-Lhvon for the sum of $35.30, a a d o n e fora bill of cost in t h e case of H. A. Dobbin vs. E. B. Miller in the sum of $29.15, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the court house door in Boone, N. C., on the 0th day of Aug. '94, it being the 1st Monday in said month the following de­ scribe! i tract or parcel of land which Das b^en levied on by me us the property of E. B. Miller to satisfy said execu­ tions. To wit: one tract of land lying and being mostly on the west side of the Pine Orchard and Riddle's Knob mountains, on the waters of Long Hope creek in sail Co., adjoining the lands of A. F. Davis, H. W. Finley and B. 11. Brown nd otherscontain iug 525 acres more or less and known as t h e Steele lands. This June 23, 1894. D. F. BAIKD , {Sheriff. OVERMAN'S | A GOMELETE NEWS DA PER The Pride of the North CaVbli IS THE na Drews." 1" BREATH OF LBFE.'i you want to aid lite fiving el- up 0XYG£*at)»i Do a paper that shallin building reflect the SPWtYUULa smsntof air mud — water; without ~ greatest credit on North ( urWi_ 'it there ran be oo — MOtrmll/e. SPECIFIC i na, no matter where it aiav pitca. OXYGEN ii 13 ween? 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M"; g & Sspplj So., I Tat' Sped3c Oxygen Co., NA rS LE, 5 $2.0] v :.:ii;ii»iiiiiiii!tiiii MixuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiihiiiiiiiiiiiiS • ' 1 *rl fet-ast. Boston. icle. 1 he weekly "Transcript Mcssen ^illinium!!. niiiimiiiiffliiiiiiiiT', -.j.csitnnn;® The Mature Girl's Daj. best paper in the Stale) 49 LAND SALE. months on trial for $1.00 V ik S There was a time—our moth­ I nU | Dash in advance. Botli Superior Court Watauga Co., er's day—when a girl o v e r fiupers are Targe Eiglit-Page James G. Rose \ s. Thus. A. | SEWISfe KACHIiSE I twenty-five was looked upon sheets. Send Postal [ Card Haguman and wife, James as passe and unattractive. with the address of litre per­ P. llagauian and wife Sa­ She lifted to tell borage,and sons and receive sample cop­ rah I lagaman Commission WARRANTED k'tsr^S ies of T HIS M ESSENGER ® ers. it wus only undei pressure Oct. 1st. 1888. tf. that she could be forced to As commissioner appointed by the court in the case of James (1. admit that the twenties had Ro.se against Thos. A. Haguman been left behind and the more and wife Nannie C. and Sarah TAKE THE advanced period of life enter­ 11again an, widow cf Thos. Hagairian dcd., I will sell t o t h e ed upon, highest bidder for cash at This \\as at the time when court house door in Boone the GOING on physical attraction— bloom the Oth day of Aug. 1894, it be­ West and Ncrtlmest. of youth —was thesolemag i n g t h e f i r s t M o n d a y i n s u i d n e t t h a t d r e w m e n t o h e r month, the following valuable tracts of land lying and bring in ^ Emigrants going to any of the r, shrine, according to the Phil­ the county of Watauga: First V. i'.stern Btntes or Territo^es vvili. save time and money goWj, adelphia Times. Asdays have tract lying on Watauga River ad i=iiiiiii!iiiiiiii»iiiit»iiiiiiii»ii!iiri'i'niiiiii»iiiiiiiwi»i»tiimi® ~ lln* a Cxrqo iii |{li Arm. Ii via, Chicago and Alt.011 route/ passed and mentality has joining the lands of A. B. Mast, - Hits • *oif netUnir hi'Milo. t. is the quickest route toH Jacob Wagner and others known 2 Kim • Setl-thi eiiilliig Shuttle. Hu M<> Eqaul In C<>iiBtri%etlon, taken precedence over the as the Thos. A. Haguman furm, .. HiwaMechuiilcnt Appsinnuioe. KANSAS CITY, DENVER, Inlail. lies Klegnnt Flni.<li. s mure evanescent qualities, it the same containing 284 acres _ Has unrerloc.t A«IJu8tn>est* u PL KBLO, a r<Mltlvti 'fuke-np. 'C is discovered that the riper more or less. For the bounds of « list SfyilMh Cum!Cure. And all points in Idaho, this land reference is hereby made Z Ilea More — Nr.s SawiiiK Qaalltioa ond ™ mind, the richer intelligence to book of mortgages, pages540 | m Larger Kanco of tiMWHR Work I does iugton, Oregon, I t ah that belongs to the woman -41-42, register's office Watauga 2 than uiy Sowing Muohiuo la tt.e Woild. — and California. 08 ^>r pnlnto uf |Finest nn<l Heat Fffhippcu 1 of thirty is far more attrac­ county. Tract No. 2 as allot ted Z Examine THE ROYALyou wilt exooiienoe, hnd Dond in the II'est. m buy no othbr. tive than the coy graces of to J. P. lLignman out of the re­ al estate of Thos. Hugatuan, sr., Only line running Solid V«^n the gill of eighteen or twen­ (led. as one of the heirs of said I RuYAE S. M. CO., RacKford. ffl. \ m T-» Y-»< ^ Tit v 4 i>ud trains etweeii St.|Louis Hagaman, lying on the waters of ty. un<l Kansas itv. The charm of youth cannot Brushy Fork creek adjoining the Reclining iiur cars and Tourlands of J, L. Hayes, Z. Adams iHtcpciH ee qf extra chajfeft be gainsaid; the freshness, and others, continuing 75 acres I will inee parties at oy rail­ Metallic Weather Boarding, the native, undeveloped qua I more or less. 3rd tract Iving on road station with throughTickets Complete Ceilings, itv of experience still to be the waters of Brusl.y Fork creek and baggage checks. being lot No. 1 as allotted to For full information,maps nNd gained is ar. attraction that Sarah H again an out of the real Corrugated Sheeting, descriptive pamphlets of the will hold sway as long as the estate of Thos. Haguman dcd. as £1 ^ Booting Paints, write to or call on m world stands, but its strong­ her part of his ertate as his wid­ Or* RECEIPT OF 60 CENTS Iron Roofing, H. A. NKw i.ANn, adjoining the lands er and more definite foe is to ow, the same J. II. llagaoian and Traveling Da^s«Mig*0r Agt.. tc<« fruughs, Qultcra and Spouting, of Z. Adams, WE WILL MAIL A BOX OF 19 Datton Ave., Asbevifle, N.C. be found in the experience, others and containing 75 acres ff^Atlfnrns of Sheet Meial for Building J. CHARLTON, (i. P. A / COMPUTE AND BEADY \ the mental quality and ripe more or less. For calls of the last VTO APPLY WHEN 3MIPPED./ Chicago, fill. iii i Ml •union understanding of a woman two mentioned tracts of land ret N.-O.-f nronicle. erenee is hereby had to book ot WE WANT who has passed througli the mortgages pages 540-41-42 Keg r.in r.TSPirrM*, Cleopatra —AN— THE ONLY INFALLIBLE CUBE FOR period when ing?neous sim­ inter's office Watauga county. UUdWRP* IHOy fllT-RKR. The only authentic por- plicity is the charm, and a Sale of the aforesaid lands will be All dcrlrr* lturp it. SI rxjr F*»ttle. (;*«.,nnr hte Tetter, Groacd Itch, Itching Piles, Ring V«<le-iuar'< slid rriiu.Hi red line on tn.MfO rait of Cleopatra that is new, warmer and richer ele­ ma le to satisfy a judgment in fa *te " ^ vor of the plaintiff Jus. G. Rose, known to such apologists is a ment has taken possesion of against the defendants Thos. A. WoriP and all Itching SUn Diseases. In tlilalown-nn workman to I tak. ordnra and APFLT onr matariall bust which appears on a se­ her personality. ia thli* vicinity Haguman, J. P. Haguman and If you H*rc TETTER, It «n«t<en no! how long K kM Coi respnnit.cofl •oUctt«d* write for eiltted, TCTTERINE will m cerlalnljr cJ»o others obtained nt spring term of orfon. nail tern; a. ries of coins. It ib on the re­ ycu as you use It Superior Court Wataugacounty, ^ nn TT ft CO., Cincinnati, 0h r ' Wilkesboro Chronicle: Men verse and bears the incrip1891. for the si.m of $4,000 as Harmless. Painless and Fragrant KSSTADLISHCD 10^3. ^ tion in Greek, "Qui en Cleop­ are not above parties, but principle with interest on sairn jLJfiaSST V R'-lunded If you »r« dlMKtl»n«d Easily &1arie. LitUriC. T with the roaults— KeferenOM— atra, the Divine, the Young- parties are no good without from April 2nd, 1889 until paid Southern n»>il< of tlieStutrof Geonglo, Chat­ Wc wtr* ninny men, wom«.n, boy., .»md firlita and cost of act ion. Saidjudg ham Clank, an«l National Hankof Savanuaik «r," while on the obverse is a men. The principles of a par­ »• At, 'i -A. •work form * f»>w hour* dully, rijlit In fnti Lronod in rot is subject to credits as fol­ j th-iroivn homes The bufiiness 1* »*i . plrs.ant, portrait of " * atony, Dicta­ ty may be all right and lows: Jan. 20th, '92, $625; Ap I. T. SHUPTRINE & BHD. atrlctly hntjornhl*. nnd {»HVS better tli.-J nn- ot|B fEST VW L oiTercd aj{<<nts. You Imre n elenr lidd nvl™ « »> tor For the Third Time, good, but if the party fails ril 28th, '98, $286.59, Oct. 28 <1 S A V A N N A H . GA. cointK'tllion. Rfperience end sjHrlel |>) i'llfpan. FOK YOUR nvces*nry. No r<-niiired. \V equip yoa Triumvir." The workman­ in its duty to put- up proper 98, $526.59. Title in fee sim with frervthinn th*t yon need, trest j jrrnj «r, H, pie made to ship of the coin is far from and worthy men, the support er. will beJune 28th the purchas­ and li-!pvou to r»rn ten times nrdlnir; wsjrii. This 1894. Women do as well a.- tnen, and hey J and (rirl* good, and this accounts in of the people cannot be ex­ J. F. Spainhotir, Commissioner, m-ike ffoo 1 pay. Att» one, Ptrvyrhere, Inn do the {a. •work. All -mccDed who follow ottrf !k > an ' wwr.. • E. .v X.%/t • some measure for theundeni- pected. flight principles and pic dlrcrfto.il. Kim est work will .iitrW bring UnivPi8lty of North Carolina. you a trrent denl of tin.ner. F.vervfh r e i« nrw ably plain appearance of the right men are inseparable to atiii i.t great tlemiirl. Wrllo f»r onr j et phh t queen. Yet the likeness, as success, and if the Democrat­ Includes tin* College, the Ifcircular, and r-ceive full Intoruni'lon. harnj tiono If you (tone Itide not to go 01. witlj tl< far as the features go, is a ic party will stand to its niversity, the Law School, true one, for the other coins true principles and put out the Medical School and the Cr.or.cs STSNscjisSfco^ Summer School for Teachers. of the same series, though of right and ti ue men, the com­ College tuition $60. a year; PCR7LAK0, ^AiiriSe a different type, give her the bined forces of the enemy can board $7. to $13. a month. same features, an aquiline not withstand it. Session begins Sept. 6. Ad­ inston at nose, a strong chin, a long The longest tram ever haul dress President neck and narrow shoulders. oil by a single engine m Amer Chapel Hill, N. (> ..JV-flsgl - I P C -B The fact Is that her beauty iea was on the Reading line. ENDORSED BY was not so remarkable as It contained 250 empty curs M''<* ^, r fD : y CA-» »* v one would think from the and was n mile and quarter 18 THE OEST. PROF A. L. HtET2,P.H.S, Iw "O SQUEAKING. of X£ r2 spell she cast over Csesarand in length. $5. CORDOVAN, of Medical I>cpartn>cat Tn'.anc- University LsniiiliiiKi, who, aft or »4 .>r«5fal mealy*'*, FRFNCH&ENAMELLED i:ALF: -i « © pro- nnoofi t(. a p'tro Crcorn Tartof Powder, Antony. Plutarch, for in­ » - j r A a whUsli *aA5. 5 _ c PiNECAlf&KAN6ARCH poblic. ii« cho«il'ul)y l*>. lUiincn'J to tlio d oil pays for the i'si; w w t i fecifi-.-. v *-< '-J £sr \ z stance, tells us, "that her 5 11 4 3.5P POLICE,3 SOLES. **%••.• Apr.mnhif.. of 1 trmr • < a" r't .. Democrat one venr. tract in! sun '.*» • • $2 y$2.W0RK!NGME N , beauty in itself was by no "THE SOUTHERM FAVORITE"'1 ^ Oi 'ti.il !':•»»Ma. J'1 e.«t . V P EXTRA FINE. s § i i ©* fi M > $2Ai.7-5 B OYSS CHODLSHOES. NOTICE. means incomparable nor cal­ ^UHE^'HOLtSGX'S and POWEBrVIU •LADIESculated to amaze those who By virtue of four executions You Want It. Aftk Grocer For it _ /2 <?so #2 .His _ 6 p .•» " SAH I ,3 Ee ST C- NS01 -A saw her." hut adds that the issued from the Superior . SEN0 TOR CATALOGUE G M . Oa, N ' wo " l " N *w*l-douclas. magnetic charm of her man­ Court of Watauga comnty on BROCKTON, MAii. WIDPT ner, the gracefulness of her the 20th day of June, 1894, Yon c a n BRTCDiiiiiilanhv purcbnsiug VV. i.. Shncn, in favor of Jordan & Scott BftadM, we are t:u- laTprcst laanufacturcrs of 'V. m ot 'IT •" »'*{» movements, the persuasive­ and against W.R. Blackburn Bflvcrtised SIIOCB in the world, and guarantee JN« BEST k\ ' > &, t*-.e value by ttamp'.ng the na;nc ana price oa ness of her conversation and and E. B. Miller for $26.62 the bottom, which protects '-on against high LIOAQUALEJ. AL* FA iilfredii. F 0;JV prices nud the middleman's piofits. Ourshaes i, MTPENORGAFADE :tiwilt WfiirKrv her figures were most attrac­ with interest nirJcost;oneon equal c«stc.ir work i:i «tv!e, eary fitting an^ to OMR IT Only thove who kvri'fr e«rn lersiity. wearing asftbevv the 29th day of June 1HD4 wlicve at qualities. We have the -i sold evciy» lower price* for the value given than VV »o tuf oi tive.—Exchange. the fhnnf ADrrm havr. (o in any other make. Yahe HO substitute. your 8«ad Stamp t,r ' lort.-*U(t P.k* I.U*. Caveats, and Trade-Mar'rr, obtained, aai *11 Pat­ return »• to flhorr our good* to in favor of W. L. Br.van and dealer cannot supply you, we cau. SoldIfby Jrw thoAe wle» ctli- rour neiyhhort business 2*. A Peculiar Mods of Suicide. ' . VJ*; end th« «e a.-ound you The helie Schumacher Gymnasium Ctt.S - ent Our Officeconductoti forU.Moderate f viflbo, against E. B. Miller tor $15.- Deitlfv, whose nam? will shortly ap­ is Opposite S. P-tent ^ p-fnning ' f ilvrrtiftiiicfit ond wc ran semre patent In leas time. ti>*« shown the wall end of 'he relr Maggie Simonton, a young 92 with interest and cost and pear hoar. Agents wanted. Apply at remote from Wsshin,,'ton. ^ *ope Tb» BWtawing r.nt rhe atterHraitoo of it rotiacot Send model, draw :nt» or photo., with dceripnegro woman who was em­ one for a bill of cost in the once. /ton. We a<5vi:-'% if pater' ihle or not, fees dL pert eiTTtepfTTto:) is.tn 'w»n»noina \0fiaa8tpui eo.-.no ! ^nvgneid sj jr B ployed as a cook by Mr. J. case of E M. Church a n d A Pamphlet.'Tboy t,> Obtain Patents;*1 womg.sMirafl flhcui ItfUfth For Ma\aria> Liver ^[rou­ scope, theleroree* par# ofi its bulk W? names of actual clients in your Stato, Louat > $ O?J«J pjnoqa •<ln Hut R5 >nrrv f U«* Nt4U,Wlt|< •P1JRQ im*. OQM narpptp JO 'OJAOI W STR]PWM town, tent free.. Address, j\ Culdwe'i, of »Siytesvrlle, wife vs. PL B. Miller, princi­ ble,or Indigest.iorquso CSik nwke {', .u » ???.'. I tofil X Kt « 'Li• Y t '<•' '•» < h.»rge» onttxMfbn^e I/Li. I•5 • It C <».. U' v H-if• pal and W. R. Miller surity, traiavT A.4drc««,ll HA MAlKi. C.A.SNOW&C BROWN 'S IRON BITXERS *, Oppo &de ^fltsnt Office,'A'lShipgicp. O.t BS RECAUTION 5 YEABS % Giiisago anil Alton R. H, wm CURE ' ROOFING J AGENT DOLLARS PER DAY > R \r. * L» D OUGLAS ORE REAM RIAR POWDER hi ULF FG IM d v �The W at&aga Democrat Jhursday Aug X, 181)4 T h e continued disagreeinent between the House and Senate is to be greatly re­ gretted. The President and country are with the House and opposed to the Senate. 1 he Wilson bill is more on a line with the Democratic doc trine, as it has leijs protec­ tion than the Senate bill. Free raw muterial was the slogan of the Democracy and on this idea the gi eat victory was achieved in 1892. The few Senators who have block ed free'egislntion on this tar­ iff question still hold the sit­ uation. There have been about six hundred amend­ ments on the W ilson bill and of course a great change, but the great conflict is on the iron ore, coal and sugar schedules. If these t h r e e items were settled nil the other parts of the tall could be agreed upon without de­ lay. The income tax feature in the bill is making no trou­ ble so far. The Senate will not recede from its amend­ ments neither will the House Accept the Senate amend­ ments, both Houses are determ iried and if no agree tnent the whole matter will g o over until next winter. This course will lie disasterous t o the Democratic party in many sections of thecountry, ospeciully in the South. We have no doubt, however, but an agreement will be reached in a few more days and t h a t the bill will beconu a law with some slightehang eson theSenatenmendments. This seems t o be the only chance t o get the bill before the President for his signa ture. We hope t o be able to seport this before we go t o press. Just as we anticipate, the will come forward and sup­ Hon. Hort. Rower w a s unan­ imously nominated by the democrats a t Wilkesboro on the 25th ult., receiving every vote from all the counties in the (list. No one welf acquain ted with politics can doubt bis election by a large major­ ity over the combined fac­ tions of theopposition. Bow­ er is a tower of strength; a combination of all the ele­ ments of success as a politi­ cian and statesman. A prom­ inent democrat in Hender­ son's Dist. remarked this sum merthat Hort. Bower was the strongest man in Con­ gress from North Carolina, and we look upon Mi. Bower as a coming man who will he a great favorite ot the State, and one who will stand high in the councils of the nation- port and elect the ticket. A united Democracy of Watau­ ga is invincible and t o unite them solidly ive must have a strong Representative ticket. We have good men, noinin ate thein and we can elect them. OBITUARY. The Judicial Convention to-day a t Lenoir will either nominate Judge John G« «.> B.ynani our present efficient Judge or our townsman Mr. \V. B. Councill who is an able lawyer and a worthy man. Mr. Councill's nomination seems to be almost sure. 11 there is no "kick'* he will re­ ceive the votes Ashe. Watau­ ga, Mitchell, Yancy. Caldwell and a fraction in Catawba, more than enough t o nomin­ ate. Lack of vitality and color-ma t| WANTED! A lemedy ior disease a nd de bility, especially for thosedis eases which physicians ha ve pronounced incurable. We give below a few of the the many letters which we have received, and which we publish with the consent of the writers who are convinc­ ed that such a remedy a s we ha vedescribed lias been found in Compound Oxygen Treat­ ment of Drs. Star key Pulen. • • i r Died, Sunday morning, Ap­ ril 15, 1894, a t her home near Skid more Mo. Mrs. AddieTay Mr. IZ. K. Thomam Kvaimvllle, West Va.' lor, beloved wife of John B. "My Taylor, and daughter of Jo­ A Narrow Escape Asthmadaughter was cored of by one| treatment etrom seph and Lizzie Shull. pound GxygHjL afler Buffering From Loss of a Limb Deceased was born in Wa­ ter in the bulbs causes the hair for fifteen yertfb.m fe. WILIJB, t o fall out ami turn g r a y . tauga county, N. C.. March BY recommend Hall's Hair Dreadful Case of White SwelllngTyW, Texas. A Perfect Cure. 28, 1861. She was married R newer to prevent baldness and "I used your compound OxyOne of the most serlotw forms ot scrofula find to John B. Taylor March 28 gravness. one of the most difficult to cure Is tlint of white gen about a year and a half a swelling. Hood's RnrsH|Ktrllla 1878; moved to Mo. in 1884, O u r R e p u b l i c a n b r e t h e r n ed many wonderful cures of has accomplish­ go. I neglected to tell vou ot white swelling, theme t o Kansas in 1886 and are a t war with each other one of which Is related below by Mr. B. |{. the great benefit 1 received from I have not been troub- m Thomas, a manufacturer of harnesses, saddles, its use. removed t o Mo. iu 1888 and over the coalition question. etc.,lit Krausvllle, W. Va. Heart Ills letter; led with catarrh since.—F. VV. ^ Hood settled near Skid more, a t Chairman Eaves end many '•C. I. 1*0- I & Co., Lowell, Mass.: attack of Bevels, Syracuse University Sv"In was seized with a severe which place she has lived others are opposed to fusion white swelling. Five years Inter I had to have raeuse, N. Y. the tlesh limb open In the county convention since. while some of the great men scraped. on mythe fleshcuthealed and1 the bona Send for book of two hundred After up was not again until .lanuary, (Sirj. I of Wa ta uga to elect delega tes To this union was born of the party want to fuse like troubledith the Krlp which settled In thewas taken pages for further information, tes down w previous ly affected limit, sores gatherliiK where there 1 iiiionials, etc. A book sent tree. t o the Congressional and Ju­ eightchildren,seven girls and they did last election. had heen sears, one In particular penetratliiK to hone. The whole dicial Conventions, resolu­ a sweet baby boy. She was H ood's Pills cure constipation theuukle seemed to hefront of my leg from knee Home Treatment sent out by ex­ to press to 'ie used at home. Office tions were offered endorsing the youngest of a family of by restoring peristaltic action ' f A Mass of Corruption. Treatment administered here. I could got but little ease an I comfort and less Hon. W. H. Bower for Con­ eight children. Her mother, the alimentary canal. buuellt from the medical treatment I received. 6 friends leg gress and Mr. \V. B. Councill, six brothers and one sister To My Friends of Watauga County, Home of mybut I ft advised ine to have the lose amputated, -dinted, not wanting to limb. Fercliauee saw an advertisement hi Jr., for Judge and delegates s u r v i v e h e r . S h e g a v e h e r Recently a number of my a paper embracing a1testimonial for flood's Mar- 1*>2» Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. a 120 Suiter St. San Fruielsco, Cal. naptirllU Hum one Mr. John McMurray, telling were appointed to the Judi­ heart t o God a t the tender Democratic friends have talk­ Please mention this paper. s, cial Convention t o meet to- age ot eleven yeius and uni­ ed to :ne about nominating ine for Clerk of the Superior what Hood's Sarsaparilla had done for Ids sou. I d a y a t Lenoir. Solicitor ted with the M. E. Church, try Hood'sSursapurllluao I Newland oy some inadvert- South, from whieh time for Court. I have considered the concluded to It about three months ago. bought matter and have concluded six bottlesItoftwo months w hen I could see H1 hud not taken was nnce was overlooked, whib ward she has lived a consisto accept the nomination, if doing me more good than anything I hud taken. I have now used about three Dottles, The sores it was in the mind of thecon- tunt christian life. tendered nic, and if elected 1 have all healed up and vention t o endoise Mr. New- The funeral services were will discharge the duties ac­ o My Limb .Is Perfectly Sound. It my general land and the delegates ap­ conducted by the Rev. Moon ceptably t o all :>f the people ainhas also benefited ut my Undo.health and I We wish tocall attention to our now able to work Hood's .H.» naparllla receives all I cannot pointed understood this to a t her home, the text being of the county as nearly a s pns recommend It enough the praise andU bus done line ol second-hand for thu good me." li. K. THOMAS, Kvansvllle, W. Va. be the desire and will so act Cor. 15th chapter 5th and sible. Buggies, Carts, wagons, 1) .B. D OUGHERTY. Hood'# Pills cure liver ills, constipation, in the convention to-day. 7th verses. She leaves a hus Hacks, Harness Etc. biliousness. luuudlc«.*U:k.betul&cliu ludluustJun Yet it appears a little awk­ hand and eight children t o THE NOKTII CAROLINA 1 hey are almost good us new, HOW TO SAVE MON­ ward that they were not in­ mourn her loss, the oldest a College of and persons wishing to buy can structed, hut it was under­ girl fit teen years of age. EY. Agriculture and secure bargains by calling on us. ^ stood t h a t Mr. Newland had The effectionatefnther and •(<>)— We have u big lot of NEW ^ Mechanic Arts. no opposition in to-day's motherless children will not One of the great secrets in ma­ convention and that he would s o o n f o r g e t t h o s e t e n d e r Offers Three Technical Cours­ king money is to know how fro BUGGIES, WAGONS. CARTS HAKXK8P&C be unanimously nominated, words a s she hade them all es: Phe Course in Agncul save it. The principal way fro save tine; The Course in Sueur**; money is to buy that, which you oil hand, whieh will be sold on the delegates of Watauga goodby for the last time and The consume from the voting asenthvsiusticully for told them to meet her in hea­ CivilCourse in Mechanical and sell yon the BEST party who tvil! reasonable terms. If we have not Engineering. article for tin him a s any others. We al­ ven. She admonished those Each course is broad and LEAST money In order to find got what you want,' we will most know that Mr. Newland a t her bed side to come lip thorough, and the institu­ the above named party it is very take pleasure in getting any V will be nominated and hope higher, t o live nearer Christ tion is now equipped for ex­ essential that you call and ex­ thing for you in our line. Wc buy amine my immense stoek of direct from manufacturers and ^ t h a t our townsman Mr. W. than they hud in days past. cellent work. Exfienees very moderate. For catalogues, CENEfiAL MERCHAN­ can, therefore, give you very B. Councill will be successful She expressed one desire, to address. Our Southern Coui t'j. close prices. also. When this is done we live to help raiseherehildren, DISE ALEX . Q. Hollada.v, Pres. In the nearfuturetheSouth W e have a fall line of new Hnr Raleigh, N. C. will increase her foreign trade. have no doubt of their elec­ but it was God's will for her Which is almost complete in ev ness—Collars, bridles, ete.—ev Everything is looking favor- tion. B o t h are able and to go. She was ready and ery department, consisting bi ery thing in the harness line, ("an NOTICE. l)rv Goods, Notions, Boots and beat the world on prices. *'' b lor a greatly increased worthy men. Watauga is willing to leave life's rugged justly proud ol both and will way. Her last words were By virtue of the power contain Shoes, Hard-ware, tin-ware. do. The South American Groceries, Saddl -s. Queensmortgage deed executed ***"" We will .take in exchange, public needs our cotton give them their rotes with­ "victory, praise the Lord," ed in iiby Benton Miller and wife ware, Drugs, Fruits, Nuts. to ine out stint or reluctauce. and the griin angel of death on the 27th day ot July 1896 to Etc., Etc., too nutTK rous to men ho? sen. mules, nnd also good be1*. C many other things we cattle. Give n call. tion. roduce and the manufac­ There appears t o be no set his seal on her brow and secure the payment ot a note ot #118.28. due nnd payable the I have just received the nicest HENKEL, CRAIG cf ( O. tured goods, t h a t the South man agreed upon up t o date those angelic eyes were forev 27th of Oct. 1893, I will on the and most complete line of * can and soon will produce, for any of the county offices er closed. She is now with the 1st Monday in Aug. 1H94. it be­ Lenoir C. loved ones who have gone ing the (5th day of said month, will be eargerly sought after by either the Republicans or by the Argentine Republic. Democrats. The Republican before, and happy. Oh, how sell to the highest bidder forcash at the courthouse door in Boone In our humble opinion there convention will be held on happy they are now gather­ the land described in said mort­ That has ever been exhibited to the cit izens of Boone and surwill soon spring up a great next Saturday. W e hear ed in our Father's house sing gage deed, being the Miller home roun dings," consisting of prosperity with the South nothing said who will be ing the songs of Zion, wait­ I place, known as the G. VV. Triv- Calicoes of all stvlesnnd shades -X ett place in Laurel Creek town­ a n d these countries. The their candidate for the Sen­ ing and watching for us to ship, this county, the same con­ Fancy and plain Lawns, ChiilA FTER A PR IL THE 1HT ' 3)4, high tariff under the McKin- ate. For the House the come. taining 100 acres more or less. lies, Sat tines, Ginghams, Nan Dear children, how y o u r For further description reference sooks, chambravs, Cashmeres, 10 per cent, cut on prices. ley law has da 1 a tendency names of Burton Johnson Henrietos, Bleaching. Damask t o block commercial rela­ Lindsey Michael and Solo­ hearts will yearn forone lov­ is had to the registration of said drapery, Sheeting, Plaids, cotmortgage which will be found in tions with the South Ameri­ mon Younce spoken of. For ing kiss, a fond embra ce and Register's office of Watauga Co., tonades, jeans etc. which will SHOT CASH OR BARTER, be sold at reduced prices NEVER TEN DAYS. ca, this alone has injured the Sheriff W, B. Baird, H. W. a fervent God bless my little book I), pages 333-34-35 and 3(5. or its equivoleiit. meetingforensh amide darling, from the hps of that Said sale is made to satisfy a fying all South very much. We need Calloway and J . L. Hayes. balance due oil the referred to Look over our list nnd Tom an extended market for our The Democratic convention sainted mother who has nurs note of about $90.00 principal REASON A BI E COM PETITION pare our priees with those selling products, our home market, will not be called until the ed and loved you from your with cost and interest to be add­ /}. My entire stock on time, 'Monev saved is mont h a t the Republicans have laet of August. As Watauga infancy; who has watched ed. June 28th, 1894. of General Merchandise M i l l ey made. boasted so much about, has has the naming of the Sena­ with interesting care over E; L. Shuford, Mortgagee. W. B. Council!, Atty. be sold at reduced prices ior We will sell you 4 1-2 pounds not met the dc mands of our yon when you were tossed on CASH or its equivolent.'a®& good coffee for $1.00, 1 (i pounds country. Open the markets tor. We hear the names of beds of affliction. Howyour 1 TOiifG AG E~SALE7~ extra C suga r lor $1.Off; best of other countries for our W. S. Farthing,T. P. Adams In order to make room for calico (5 to 71-2 cts per yard, rot By virtue of a power of sale Southern products and we S. M.Dagger Dr. L. C. Reeves memory loves to dwell on new stock, I am offering my en­ eon check. 2? inches wide. 7 cts. can deal directly with these and several others spoken of- on the countless and innu­ contained in a certain mort­ tire lot of gage deed executed to J . B. per yard, and ladies' nnd gents' countries and build up n For the House the names of merable acts of kindness her Hopkins by VVm. 11. Green R E A D Y- M A1)E CL< )T HING hats cheaper than they have ev­ great commercial trade where D. F. Baird, J . C. Horton, A. loving hands have performed er been sold before. and wile on the 11th, day of A 7 COST. by all will be benefitted and for your comfort and enjoy Oct. 1893, for the sum of Thanking my friends and cus­ We are just receiving a fall line a g r e a t advancement of W. Beach, J . C. Fletcher, W. of ladies' dress goods at prices to prices for all our Southern S. Farthing and others are tnent. How she has wept, $156 72 with interest and tomers for the liberal patronage suit I he buyers. cost subject to a credit of they have given me in the past products will be the result. being talked of. For Sheriff watched and prayed, yes all If our hopes are realized in J . Watt Farthing, W. H. for you. Yes, thosehandsyou $65 57, and registered in ami soliciting a continuation ot WE MEAN WHAT WESAY. Call and see and the above after theMcKinley Hardin, C. I). Taylor, A. S. thought so lovely are folded Book "D" page 31(1 etc. in the same so long as 1 merit it, I you money. nsID XP.we can save the public records of Watau­ am RESPECTFULLY, tariff lav; has been displaced never more to lead and guide ga county. I will offer for JOHNSON EDMISTEN & CO. by the more favorable law Adams; all good men and no doubt out oneof these names your wandering feet in the sale for cash a t the court M 13- 13LACKBU11N. Blowing Rock, March 5. now being perlected. O u r JUDICIAL CONVENTION. s t r a i g h t a n d n a r r o w w a y house door in Boone N. E. South land will take a -:rand will be our next Sheriff. Mntidflid XT (jar's Xoliro. t h a t leads to happiness be­ on Monday the 6th day of step forward. A Convention of the Demo­ These are the principle offi­ Vtigust 1894 it being the 1st The people of Watauga will Tired, Weak) Nerroax, ces and cn these hang the yond this cruel world. Dear Monday in said month, a cratic I'art.v of the 10th Ju­ take notice that. I have pro­ dicial District is hereby call­ Means impure blood, and over destiny of the party. Let the husband and children, remem certain tract of land in Boone ed to meet a t Lenoir, on cured a room in the court Work or t oo much strain on brain most available men be nom­ ber t h a t God gave you treas­ township known as the Mnnhouse where 1 will attend a t and body. The only way to ure, and culled it t o the home lp.v McBride land, and ad­ Thursday, August 2nd 1894, the commissioners' court the cure is to feed the nerves on pure inated our personal preffer- beyond the skies, knowing joining the lands of J . M. for the purpose of nominat­ first Monday in each month blood. Thousands of people cer­ ence ought to have nothing Hodges, and others,contain­ ing n Judge and Solicitor for for t'ie purpose of sealing the tify that the l>est blood purifier, t o do with naming the ticket. t h a t where the heart's treas­ ing 46 acres more or less. said district. weights and measures for the By order the the best nerve tonic and strength Let ns have a fair nomina­ ure is, there the heart is also. Terms ofjsale cash. Hour of Committee. of Done Executive people. The law requires this builder if Hood's Sarsaparilla. a t Mor­ O n e l e s s t i e o n e a r t h , o n e sale between 10 o'clock a. tn.i t be done every two yen is. IV hat it has done for others tion and have a good sound more in heaven. gan ton, N. C. June 29, 1894. •oJ. H. COOK, and 3 o'clock p. m. This I. T. AVERY , Chairman of it iil aifo do for vou—Hood'.si ticket and there will be no L. S. J nne 27. 1894. STANDARD KEEPER. cures. friction or lurking but allj Yalle Cruris, July 28. J . B. HOPKINS, Mortgagee. Executive Committee luth Judicial District. 1 Brs. Starkey & Palen, HoocTs ;> Cures ATTENTION, ENTERS! DIN AMS LOOK i, LIVE! I 1 ft «* �SUUKTF'PTION RATES To THE WAT ALE A DEMOCRAT. I Jopy 1 year $ 1.00 0 months 50 " 8 months 85 ADVERTISING R ATES. 1 inch 1 week I .75 1 : " 1 month 1.75 1 " 3 3.00 5.00 1 " G " 1 '' 1 year.. 7.00 1 column 1 week 0.00 13.50 1 " 1 month..:.. 1 " 3 " , 25.00 87.50 4 v.. o " 1 year ....50 00 10nt>erecl a t the Postofficeat BoOne, N. C .y a s second-class mail matter,: LOCAL NEWS. —"No institution in T n e State has ever grown m o n rapidly than the Agricultural and Myhajiical College. Its success show® that the tunes are ripe for its work, and that our young men need and are seeking such an' educa­ tion as it otfyrs. See its advertisem^rtl irlvthis issue. ---There is tight brewing in the republican ranks over the nomifee fpr Congress. Spenc­ er Blackburn and the old war horse of all factions, Mr. Lin­ ney are the a spirants for nom ination, and we predict that Linney will be the nominee. Blackbuin is the stronger man and can stand defeat better, and Mr. Linney is old enough to forever retire from politics after his defeat in No vein her. also July 12th. Funeralser­ vices were eon lueted by Rev. A. C. 1 Tithing. On the night of the 19th, Mr. J as. Johnson lost by fire his house and contents and was turned out without home but not without friends. He is now occupying a house of Mr. R. H. Farthing's. The fire was by an accident. Mr. Johnson deserves the sympathy and support of t he people. L. C. WILSON. In an age of fraud and adulter­ ation, it is certainly gratifying to know that such an extensively used preparation »H Ayer's Stirsaparilla may be implicitly relied upon. It never varies either in quality, appearance, or effect, but is always up to theatandar 1, :C A Sti IW! itiltAA'S WM.tliV A Well-known Lowell Grocer ()- Debilitated by over­ work, makes use of AyeR's Sarsaparilla and soon feels Strong and Well. "A year ago, my partner died, and the whole burden and responsi­ bility of a large grocery business fell upon me. The increased care and hard work, in connection with the low state of my blood, so severely taxed my strength that I became all run down, had no appe­ tite, was weak, nervous, and endured all the torments which headache, indigestion, general debility, and total loss of energy could possibly in­ flict. The medicine recommended me by my physicians did no more good than so much water. AYER'S Sarsaparilla being favorably brought to my attention, I tried it, and, in a short time, began to feel better. I continued to take this medicine for two months, at the end of which time I felt like a new man. My appetite, energy, and strength returned, my food digested perfectly, and all traces of headache and nervousness disappeared. I am convinced that if I had not taken AYER'S Sarsa­ parilla, instead of being strong and well, when the warm weather set in, I should have been confined to my bed, under the doctor's care, and totally unable to attend to business. I am a thorough believer in the merits of AYER'S Sarsaparilla for restoring to healthy, vigorous ac­ tion, the vital organs of the body, when they have become weakened or exhausted."—WILLIAM II. BROWN, 33 Gorham St., Lowell, Mass. —Fine weather now. —Read mortgage sales in We regret to learn that this issue. Judge A t infield will be de­ From Todd, N. C. feated for the nomination for —Republican convention Editor Democrat: Judge. next Saturday. Having seen several articles / A neautifler.—Harm­ —Rev.' Mr. Crater, of Elk in your paper urging the less,Universal and agreeable, Ay­ effective, Park, was in town last week. nomination of Mr. S. M. Dug er's Hair Vigor has taken high rank among This -^Several articles are una­ ger for Representative, and preparation toilet artich s. weak causes thin, voidably crowded out this some for the Senate, I only hair to becomeabundant, strong, wish to second every motion and healthy, and restores gray week. made for Mr. Dugger being hair to its original color. —Hav-moking is now on the nominee for Seriate, from Judge Crawford of t h e in dead earnest, since the the HIIR pie fact t h a t he is ex­ Asheville district has been Je rain has ceased. actly the man for the pi ace. feated by Mr. Carter for the Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer A Go., Lowell, Maes. ^H —L. L. Given is attending Biu this is well known by all nomination. the Third party convention throughout the district. I What do you take medicine nt Raleigh. noticeMr. Wagoner, of White lor? Because you are sick —Several young men of the Head, seems to think Dr. L. and want, to get well, of New River section will s t a r t C. Reeves is the proper man course. T ti e n r?member for Globe Academy this week. a s he has a large relation­ Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures. —A number of our towns­ ship io Alleghany and Ashe Judge Graves was turned o men are attending the .Judi­ counties. Well, so far a s down by Mebane a t the Wilkesboro convention for cial convention a t Lenoir to­ that is concerned, the Dr. iH renomirmtion. It. seems that a good man and is worthy day. of the position, but it is Wut the old Judges are being dis —Capt, A. .J. Critcher had auga's time to put the man placed by younger men. Well, when you want th^ best grade of goods, call on the misfort ine t o lose a tine out, and let it put out Mr. me. for I have them. For the next twentv days I will offer NOTICE. mule by lightning one night Dugger. ile will run a good By virtue of a Mortgage execu­ a lot of bargains in odds and ends, of Shoes, Hardware, ted by A J . Shull and wife M. C. last week. race and if elected he will be Shull to the Citizens Building Ladies' unlritnmed hats a t 20 cts. and up; a lot ofChallies —Tlie Republican Congress of great worth t o the people. and loan association of Lenoir a t 5 cts. a yard cash— nice patterns. Remember this is a special sale, unci will positively on­ ional convention is called to I am sure Bald Mountain is and Registered in the Register's office ol Watauga county in ly last twenty days. So if you want bargains, now is the meet in Wilkesboro on the for Dugger and let it have Book "C" pages 320-27 of Mort­ 23rd inst. help to nominate him. gages. I will offer for sale to the time, as you will Hud many useful things a t cost an 1 un­ T. J. H AY. highest bidder for cash at the der on my Special —The strongest man lor court house door in the town of each of our c mnt.v offices is July 30th '94. Boone, on theSrd day of Septem­ C o u n t e r B a r g a i n s . ber next said Shull's interests in what we want. Remember These Special Bargains are for CASH only, bub will sell One hundred and twenty five A Pleasant Reunion. this, Democrats. them a t reduced rates for produce. So all can fnie alike, (125) acres more or less, lying in Editor Democrat: —The greataniount of ram I had the pleasure of being Watauga county on Middle Fork 'ome one come all and get something nice, a t u low rate, to said for the past two weeks has At a reunion of the family of of New River casts satisfy This as they must go regardless of cost. mortgage and of sale. You can also get all kinds of staple goods, as I haue a bothered the farmers much the la to widowed Anah H*m- the 30th day of July 1894. J. R. WIDBY , President. la laying by their corn. ull line. ly, who lives a t the old home Citizens B. & L. Association. —No man can churn an stead three miles west of W. W. Scott Sr. Sec. & Treas. office aqd get it. I t takes iRowing Rock. NOTICE. votes i l h d lots of them to Yours Anxious to please, Her children all being pres­ By virtue of a Mortgage execuelect. Put this down 'bud." ent, consisting of two song ted by W. IV Clark and wife A. S. WILL W. HOLSCLAW. —Mr. Walter Parks, who und three daughters and Clark to the Citizens Building and loan association of l^enoir, has been so unwell for some their wives and husbands. N. C. and Registered in the Reg­ time, gave us a call yester­ Also several of her grand­ ister's office of Watauga county day. He is much improved, children were present. This in nook "C" of mortgages pages I "r—The school of Globe Aca­ noble mother has a right to 571.72-73, thewill offer for sale for cash to highest bidder at Vicks' Seeds Contain the Germ of Life. d e m y begins its next session bo proud of her children as the court house door in the town FAILURE VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. on the 6th. Holly Spring they are all consistant mem­ of noone on Monday the 3rd day ot September next, said clark's bers of the Baptist Churchy Opllege opens on the 6th alinterests in eighty five and one Vick's Floral Guide, 1894, The kind treatment ol the half acres in a tract cf land lying .bq, .... , • Tta. Pioneer Cot.logu. of Ti|«Ublu ul PIower*. —Miss Ada Horton. of the family I will never forget. in Watauga county at or near Contain* 112 page* 8x10 1-2 In., with descriptions thai <lc*cr Ibo, not ml.lcad } Blowing Rock also one town lllust ration* that instruct, not exaggerate Dancer. TellOw Glohe Happy Valley, Caldwell coun Who will say that God is lot in the town of Mowing Rock Onion Seed, $1.00 The coverIscharmlng In harmonious blend­ per pound. ing of water color prints in green nnd whlt«, ty, is the guest of Mrs. R. L. not as good a s his promises a d j o i n i n g l o t s o f W . M . with a gold background,—n ream of beauty. irilliant, 32 pages of Novelties printedain S different col­ aoijr.lt/jes. iTulip. L'ouncill. She will remain to the widow and orphans? Younce H. 0. Martin and All the leading novelties and the best of Orientalo. ors. old varieties. These hard times you cannot Branching Aster, the The Blowing Rock people others t o satisfy said mort­ Ov.r 1530 Plant! afford to run any risk. here for some < ays. Buy HONEST Hlbisrns, Sunset, COODS where you will receive FIJI.l. Dahlia, Ethel Vlek, For 30 Cm. are noted for their kindness. g a g e and costs of sale. This ,11EASIJRE. It Is not necessary to adver­ Sec Vlck's Flo­ tise that Vlck's seeds grow, this Is known the Double Anemone, —Mrs M. F, Boy den and In conclusion I will say that the 30th day of July 1894. at Guide. world over, and also tnat the harvest pays. A very little spent for proper seed will save gro­ Charmer Pen, family, of Salisbury, urrived this reunion was on Satur­ J. R. WIDBY, President. I. W y cer's and doctor's hi I Is. Manyconcede Vlck's Hew Potato#*. manyconrec logne for Floral Guide the handsomest ratal Citizens B. & L. Association 10 ce 1S94. If you love a fine garden send address now, with 10 cents, in Boone last evening. She , from first order. 0d^_MOO Cash Prises tor Potato.*, Vleke' Heedo do BHi,, , , , mw , which may be d. darted day night before the third VV. W.SCOTT Sr. Sec. & Treas. They Grow, they Flourish, they Produce Abundantly. not DUappelit will spend some time here Sunday in July. with her parents. NOTIUE. (• ---JAMES VICK'S SONSf HER PASTOR. —Rev. Mr. Cherry asks us July 24th '94. By virtue of a Mortgage executed bj 7 VV. E. G. Morris t o announce that he will not and wife N. W. Morris to the fill his appointments a t From Hattie, N. C. Citizens Building and loan Boone or Olive Branch next Editor Democra t: association of Lenoir, N. C. Sunday, a s he will be absent Died on Rush B r a n c h and Registered in the Regis­ on other missions t h a t day. July 4th, Thomas Love Sen. ter's office of Watauga coun —If Soloman Younceis not in his 92 year. He was bu ty in Book "C" of mortgages nominated for the Legisla­ ied the 6th, a t the family bur page 340, I will offer lor sale BS^T HE DEMOCRAT ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR. for cash to the highest bid­ ture next Saturday by the ial ground. The funeral ser­ der a t the court house door AW IS 1HE 1IAK10 SUBSCRIBE: Republicans, he ought to be. vices were conducted by Rev. in the town of Boone on Mon f ember ' He is a s good a man a s there D. C. Harmon assisted by day the 3rd day of Sep next 8aid Morris' interest in is in the party and has al­ Rev. John Norris. ways been a working Repub­ lie has lived a consistent three acres of land more or less and the buildings there­ lican. Promote him boys. m e m b e r of the Baptist on lying in the town of Blow­ —The funeral of Rev. Ham­ Church for 40 odd years. He ing Rock adjoining lots of ilton Blackburn and his two has been a man of wonderful W. M. Morris and the Har­ daughters, Cora Blackburn physical strength and the fa­ grove lot to satisfy saic j and Cailie Green, will b e ther of 9 children all of whom mortgage interest and costs of sale. This the 30th day p r e a c h e d a t Blackburn's survive him but one. R.lleve. .11 torene*.of the ssueou. o of July 1894. GONOARHCBA and GI.HUTeu* tsiaaihrano and la t to IttictoreNo to* <Uy«. J treatment nere.tt.y. Never or Chapel on Aug. 12th by Am­ His wife Mrs. Love died any Injurious aft-r effect*. Piica, Ji. gold J. R. WIDBY; President. bydraggt.t*. brose Weaver, assisted by some years ago. Little Dud­ Citizens B. & L. Association, BLOOD BALM CO.. Prp'g. Atlyirtufa. _ ley, son of J . W. Cable died j W. W. SCOTT 8r. Sec.& Treas. R t / . Mr. Wilcox. SAY! Ayer's Sarsaparilla Has cured others, will cure you OF COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST; Of Course You Wantthe Cheapest. KfffCHNl Tills IS NO HUM ltUG TO DRAW TRADES -o- I ME1NB53INE3S. -o1 rom now unt.il the first (lav of April I.will sell my stock ot CLOTHING —AND - OVERCOATS \ t 1 0 per oent~above COST! If you Gon't think I mean it come and look throuj STOCK It wont cost you one cent i! you dont purchase. I have n large stock and want to get rid of it before spring. -oFALL AND LOOK I -o I would call your attention t o the big cut in prices in my other lines RESPECTFULLY W. LliitVa\, s.= ; . . . g ^ . o 6o' g-s? " g. o � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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